The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-18
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What will be Done, who will
DO II, and Where. Line of
March and Program
for Thursday

Next Thursday morning President
Hooeevelt will be formally welcomed
10 Oregon at the state capital He will
BE greeted by the governor and the
|trislative committee, and will be
Ghetred by the largest crowd ever as
aombled in Salem. An address of wei.
,o|ne will be made on behalf of the
city by Mayor Bishop, on behalf of the
ainte by Governor Chamberlain. and
STATE Senator George G. Brownell. OF
CIackamas county, will voice the wei.
come of the legislative committee.
Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges. the pop
uIar singer. of Salem. will sing and
yocdl music will also be furnished by
(Ie Ealem Choral Union. The c. A.
RI lhe Philippine veterans and the
Ofefon National Guard will be pres.
enl ID body to manifest their respect,
~ Organizations. for the nations
tn|aI Nothing viii be left undone
that can add to the tribute that all
o7efpn desires TO pay to President
nOosevelh
Indge Geo n. Burnett. chairman
of The local committee on arrange
mellls. will be master Of ceremonies.
fTht Presidents special train will ar.
fiFt In Salem at o'clock a. m. and
~iiI be met by the reception commit.
tee. under escort OF the Salem mili.-
iory company. The party will be TAX
m III carriages to Marion square, dis
Nuce of quarters OF mile.
through the best part Of the city The
course will be as follows from the pas.
tenger depot:
Down Twelfth to State, down State
70 Commercial. north on Commercial
10 Marion, west on Marion 20 Front
north on Front to Union thence into
the square. where the school children
win have already been massed.
The President will make a brief ad-
dress. and hear the children sing
America" after which the party will
proceed In carriages TO the capitol
along the following course: East on
Union 10 Commercial, south on Com
mercial 10 Center. east on Center to
High. south on High TO Court, east on
Court TO capitol thence 20 the east
entrance To the capitol. where the
exerclses will take place
The programe Is as follows:
Song-Salem Choral Union.
Address-Mayor G. T. Bishop.
Aldress-Senator Brownell.
Song--Hallie Parrish Hinges.
Address-Presldent Roosevelt
Song-Salem Choral Union
The legislative committee, appoint
ed TO act with the governor In recelv-
ing the President, Is as follows Sena.
tors nrownell. OF Clackamas, Kuyken-
dail OF ane. Carter OF Jackson. Crol-
fa.ltr ~ "a.
ingtOn: Representatives Harris OF
Multnomah. Gault OF Washington.
Hale. Of Josephine, Hermann Of Coos
Jones OF Lincoln. Galloway OF Yam.
bin and Bilyeu OF Linn,
Grand Army Men.
Adiulant Barnes and Commander
kI0nmhn. OF the Salem @. A. r.. re
quest the attention OF all the com
rados Of Sedgwick Post and OF all the
old vets OF the Civil War They have
been formally invited aud requested
BY the general committee on the re-
copfion OF President Roosevelt and
his party 10 Join In that reception. and
form q guard OF honor through which
tho President and his party will pass
on their way 10 the state house. The
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facing each other, on the east side OF
the state house aud Il is expected
that two or three hundred men will
be 10 line All the members and ey-
ory veteran is invited 10 turn out with
Seiewick Post, in honor OF the Presi-
dent. Meet at Turner block al
O'Clock a. m, Thursday. May 2lst
Care OF the Children.
A Salem school teacher who ex-
pecfs 10 take the children OF her room
10 the Roosevelt speech in Marion
square suggests that the parents be
prepared TO take charge OF the little
foIka Immediately after the close Of
the exercises. This seems like rea-
sonable request. as II will be impOs-
sible for the teachers 20 pilot al the
little ones 10 their respective homes.
Al least the parents OF the smaller
children should be prepared TO look
after them.
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