The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-31
THE OAR IN SEATTLE

Veterans n twn wars today pay
fitting tribute q the memory - their
dead comrades T'hs morning pro-
gram aH arranged was 50 rfied eat a.
the miuutest detail. Il consisted q
a raraae and excrs,ises ~ memor-
la character at tke AruEoTy.
The procession moved from tsiou9sr
place at 10 oeIack. headed ~ the
eortinn - paileE MOVING un Yesier
va r. ass@ftian ~ the various
organizations IN the nne vas a.
friiews Squad Il I~silce. F14st Rest.
Hsnt haa1. Grand Marshal r q
Kerry. COMPANY ~, Company u SIG
nal CORPS Nsfieaai Guard ~ Wash
tngtcn. James A Sexton passs issae
/ Stevens post. nfssfu ccrte. cQfas
posed q boys frpr the Industrial
schoois the John n. Miller post the
Spanish American war veterans
and the uniformed rank ~ the Rays'
brigade % the FIRST Presbyterian
shureh.
me Hae ~ march was from Pi,ns
sef piaee. az Yenler way q ssenud
avenue. on Seroud - PIKE %
Fauith avenue and thence - the
Aruory, Tbs procsssioa WAS met ~
the cvrner II fuurth avgnue aud
fike street. ~ the eaftatg women >
auxiliary orgsnisa tians
TIE Annoy was pfafusfiy ascff-
ated uEth bunting ard nREs. The
speakers platform waa q mass ~
flowers A. the rirhf hand CORNER
was = broken marble shHfi simost
hldasn hseeafh rreafhs - ruscs
FrnggsH n black ard white huntinR
ahsse fHe speakers Geek was thz
fzsfffals - Eea "a " EauHan
- ~. - :, ~ -, -.
incked untn thh arrival 81 the prps
esssilns and crowds e people aere
nassed 81 she entrance whsH tire
heas = the parade At Nist aHpear-
"a. Every seat IN TBS house was
quickly taken after the aif soldiers
had passed r. and the aoets we're
thrown ureu - the general ruhie
Tire exercises uprmad a few wius
ufes sff~r n e'ciock With the Hinr-
inr ~ Arnrries hT e chorus come
posed - rs school xtFIs frafn shs
Cascade ant Pacific NrhaotH Com.
bandsr Warner of the Stevens post
presided
me general orders e the g. A. n.
were rad - 7 VI Weistlink IS
we're also ere aFasrs - Department
sommander Il. c. netleil 81 Washing
ton and Alaska The ssngius q the
Chasnfnade auartests was % unusu-
~ excsiience
T,he memorial address was deiiv-
cred ~ Judge Richard oshoru. lie
drew = vivid picture - the e1uai-
tioss existent IN this eguutrY ign-
ruediatsiy prior 20 TIRE nlthrsak ~
The Civil war. and outlined the
causes that I'D up 20 War Then
r. told % this present unparalleled
greatness and paVer II tbs United
states ard declared that q, eas only
BY such a war. onig ~ che heroic
deeds - those who fought IN that
war that y had been r9ssibis -
attain q that greatness.
When the war abolished slavery.
the speaker declared that II also
established the position = lahoe IN
this country. IN that q decided rr-
dress from wrnuEs ~ fancisd KTieV-
ane@s. should b. sought Tor hy Tire
neth0ds % las. az provided for In
the Constitution
'1One country and one Tag Judge
Osborne said. has made ard viii
keep fhfs nation great"
A. The conclusion - the Grafton the
choir sang. How So softIy Rest. ?
The exercises esuciudsst with tne
bsnedtction pronounced ~ Rev. =
G Lee.
THIS afternoon the graves AZ q. a.
H. cenefrry we're decorated. the
drums heat the last tattoo ard the
hugis sounded the last etaps4 over
the soldier dead