Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-01

few remarks In the course OF the drive.
During the day stops will be made at
Quincy, H.: Hannibal. Louisiana and
GAINESVILLE. Mo. ST Louis will be reached
at 4:1O o'clock on the evening Of April 20.
Immediately upon arrival the President
and party VIII be escorted to Odeon Hall,
where few minutes visit will be made to
the national and international good roads
convention. thence 10 the ST. Louis Univer-
sity, and later to the st. Louis Club, where
the President and party will be entertained
during the stay in St. Louis.
The following morning at 1870 o'clock
the President Will go to a reviewing stand
TO review a parade, and in the afternoon
will attend the ceremonies incident to the
dedication of the buildings of the Louisiana
purcnaSe exposition. Later the President
and his party will dine at the administra-
ton building, and will view a pyrotechnic
display in the evening.
The presidential party Will reach Kansas
= City, Mo-, at o'clock the morning of May
]. The program for this place includes a
drive through the principal streets to the
Paseo. where the school children will be
assembled, also to one of the parks, and
ending at Convention Hall. where the Presi-
dent will speak. AT pm. the President
Will be met by a committee from Kansas
City. Kan, and escorted to that city. He
Will make brief address there.
A stop Of fifteen minutes will be made at
Lawrence KAN which is the seat Of the
State University. Topeka will be reached
at pm Here the President will take
part in the exercises of laying the corner
StoiIc VI lile l. NJ. \. A DuilOlnS lNTnSUl-
ately upon arrival. The President, Secre-
tary Loeb, Assistant Secretary Barnes and
Surgeon General Rixey will dine with Gov
ernor Bailey; others of the party will dine
at the Union Pacific Hotel. At SIS pm.
the President will address the eleventh in
ternational conference of the railroad de-
partment Y. NJ C. A. The party will leave
Topeka the morning of May @ and short
stops will be made during the day ct Man
haitian, Junction City, Abilene Salina, ELS
worth, Russell, Hays and Wakeeney.
Sharon Springs will be reached at $50
pm. The party will spend Sunday May 3,
at this place, leaving early the following
morning and arriving at Denver at 1910
am. The program at Denver will consist
OF a drive to the statehouse and a brief
address by the President after which the
party will be taken for a drive through the
city. The next stop will be at Colorado
Springs. The length Of the stay will only
admit of drive and brief speech by the
President. Pueblo will be the next place
visited, where a stop of one hour will be
made.
Tuesday, May s. will be spent in New
Mexico, at Santa Fee and Albuquerque. The
programs for these cities will consist of
drives and brief remarks by the President;
and at Santa Fe he will visit the governors
home.
Grand Canyon. Ariz., will be reached at o
o'clock the morning of May 6, and the day
will be spent by the President and party in
company with Governor Brodie and others
In viewing the wonders of the canyon.
IN Cal1Ornla, on the morning of May Z
the first stop will be at Barstow. Redands
VIII be the next place visited. The party
Will remain here for three hours. Gov
ernor Pardee will welcome the President to
the state at this point. Two hours will be
spent at San Bernardino during the after
noon and Riverside will be reached at
pm The party will proceed to Casa
Blanca and be taken for drive over the
famous avenues and through orange groves
to the city. The President will make a
brief address. The night will be spent at
Riverside.
Leaving Riverside at am. on the morn
Ing of May 8, Claremont will be reached ct
y. and the President will visit Pomona
College. Pasadena, celebrated for It's hor-
tcultural enterprise, will be the next place
Visited Two hours will be spent in driving
about the city.
From Pasadena the party will go to Los
Angeles. During the afternoon the Presi-
dent Will view the floral parade after
winch the party will be driven through the
business and residence sections of the CITY,
In the evening the President will be escort
ed to reviewing stand to witness an cleo
trio parade.
The Presidents train will leave Los An
geles early on the morning of May 9, ar
irving at at Ventura, where one hour will
be spent in driving about the city Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obispo will be visit
ed during the day. At Santa Barbara the
President and party will visit the old mis-
sion. founded in 1885,
Sunday. May 10, will be passed quietly
at Hotel Del Monte, Monterey. On Monday
Santa Cruz will be reached at 80 am.
The party will be taken by special train to
the Big Tree grove. where they will be en-
tertalned at an informal lunch by the citi-
Zens Of Santa Cruz During the afternoon
the party will arrive at San Jose and will
be taken for a drive through the valley and
foothill orchards. On Tuesday, the 18TH
visit OF three hours will be made to Stan
ford University at Palo Alto The Presi-
dent will address the students in assembly
hall, after which he will plant a memorial
sequoia; the party will then be taken for a
drive about the grounds. AT Burltngame
the party will be entertained at lunch by
Henry T. Scott of San Francisco.
At San Francisco.
San Francisco will be reached at 2:15 pm.
The President will remain here until mid
night of the 14th. During his stay he will
visit the University of California at Berke-
ley. and viii also go to Oakland.
Friday, May 10. the President and party
will reach Raymond, Cal, at am and
the next four days will be spent in resting
and viewing the beauties of Yosemite Valley
and the Big Trees.
Leaving Raymond on the evening of the
18th Carson City, New, will be reached on
the morning Of the 10Th. One hour will
be spent here in driving about the city.
followed by brief remarks by the President.
A visit of one hour will also be made at
Reno during the same day, with a similar
program AT Gas that evening the party
will arrive at Sacramento, Cal, and re-
main until midnight. During the evening
the President will make brief address and
witness an electrical display.
The next day short stops will be made
at Redding and Sisson, Cal, and Ashland
Greg. Three hours will be spent at Sa-
lem on the morning of the 21st, during
which time the President will be welcomed
by the governor and mayor, and will make
a brief address in response. Following the
speeches the party will be taken for a
drive about the city. Portland. Greg, will
be reached at 2:15. and the afternoon and
night spent there. During his stay in
Portland the President will take part in
the laying Of the corner stone of; the
Lewis and Clark monument; drive about
the city will also be feature of the pro-
gram for Portland; and in the evening
the President and party will witness a
parade and display of fireworks.
On Friday, May % short stops will be
made at Chehalis Centralia and Olympia,
Wash. At Olympia the program will con-
sist Of a drive and a speech by the Presi-
dent Tacoma will be reached at pm
Here the President will attend the laying
of the corner stone of the Masonic Temple;
a drive about the city will also be taken.
The night will be spent at the Tacoma
Hotel At 8 The following morning the
party will leave for trip by boat on Pu-
TT.