The San Francisco call., 1899-10-13

county and be of such a character as to al
ways be remembered and referred to with
pleasure by our brave guests To this end we
earnestly request the cooperation of all our
citizens. Let there be general ourpouring OF
the people. Let the streets be lined with an
enthusiastic, cheering multitude, and let the
welcome extended be of such nature as TO
instantly convince these veteran soldier fHys
that they in the midst of and at this tine
surrounded by friends, eagerly anxious TO snow
Glory. who have carried our loved flag through
many a fierce fight, always forward and TO
victory, have won our admiration ana gratl-
The heroic deeds of Funston. Kessler and
Clark are known and applauded me world
over They and their brave men will be with
us Saturday. Show them that we are proud Of
the fact. Fling to the breezes your starry BAN
ners, decorate your homes ana 3tnceS 6pins
Ihey deserve sue" d "S'tT-5I9 JOHN r.ITCHELL
The following aids have been appointed
to assist che grand marshal IN managing
the big parade:
Chief aids-Clarence Crowell and Ray Baker;
assistant aids-George W. Baxley. John Naegle,
A Mendenhall, a. n Breed, George n; beck
Ceorre w. Austin, P. ]. Kellar, DIR. F. '.
Pierre H A. Weitze Ben F. Woolner, L. Z.
Mullally, D. A Sinclair. Ed L. Johnson. J, r
Cook ". J. Hennessy, l. L. Cavasso. DR.. J. P.
Dunn. DR.. O. D. Hamlin, DR.. o. I. wilson wilson
D. ] Halahan Il " Gard iIa. H. D; q SoIsa Cgsaing' E
Neece, J. P Beckett, Charles Roeth, Il. w. COP
bledck Charles sturm w n Church 8 3 u y
eyV RI '
FsrWei y ,rytii George G. Pardee, Webb n. Pearce'
p ]. Merle, Samuel Iayt0r. S mares 1eees, Raes,
George Mcdonald, Cralgle SHARP - o.
man. -.
All the committees have reported that
their special work is in the best shape,
although this afternoon the ladies caused
II to he known that the 5000 visitors will
he able TO digest far more food than has
vet appeared. All donations of this char
acter should be sent to the big store In
the Reliance Club building before noon
tomorroW Friday. There is no doubt
mat more than sufficient will be on hand
at the appointed time. ~ r,5
The troops, together with pniieq
S+ates battery will come over on the 9:l5
q. m. creek boat. General Shafter. Gen
eraI Funston. Governor Rogers of Wash
ington, Governor Stanley OF Kansas;
Tolonal Metcalf and Colonel Kessler will
come over on the 10 o'clock boat. The
narade will start at II o'clock from First
and Broadway; thence up Broadway to
Sixth, across to Washington, 70 Four
teenth. to Broadway, to Fourth, counter
marching to Twelfth, and then to the re-
viewing stand near the Tabernacle, yet
to be decided upon.
Mr. Mitchell unlike any other grand
marshal Oakland has ever had. wants
noise and plenty Of it. Said he yester-
dav: II wish you would say to the
people that as these soldiers go march
ing up the, street we expect them
one is weak-lunged and can't yell, let
him hire a couple of Second Ward
small boys to yell for him..
Don't nave any fear that you will
annoy the musicians or interrupt their
playing. They are paid I to make music
and to be annoyed. Turn the small
bows loose and let them blow horns.
sing. yell, hoot or howl--.anything to
make a noise-only make plenty cf it.
Members of Company F who desire re-
served seat tickets for their friends for
Saturday night can get them by applying
to A. Biakely. at the Armory, on Friday
night