The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
ALL Is READY FOR
cHIlDR \; I. FOURTH
Details of Celebration Arranged
and Fund Donated Increases
to 1923

All the details for the children's
Fourth of July celebration at Harriet
island were arranged yesterday at a
meeting Of the Commercial club COM
mittee which has charge of the enter
tainment
The children will meet at Rice park
at 8 o'clock. on the morning of the
Fourth and before proceeding to the
public baths, patriotic exercises will be
held at the park. These exercises will
consist of songs, the song service be-
ing led by Prof. Henry Phillips.
Following the short programme
handsome flag will be given to each
child and the committee will also pro-
vide the little ones with firecrackers.
The children are all urged to meet at
the park, as there will be no distribu-
ton Of flags at the Island.
Immediately after the flags are dis
tributed the children will form in line
for the march to Harriet island. The
Twenty first Regiment band from Fort
Smelling will lead the parade. DR..
eral other city officials and members
Of the Commercial club will follow in
carriages.
Carnival of Noise Will Begin
At Harriet island the parade will dis
band and the children will be allowed
to shoot off their fireworks DR.. Ohage
has prohibited the use of firearms or
cannon crackers on the island, so the
safety of the little ones is assured. But
although the cannon crackers are
barred, fine substitute for noise
making has been found In new crack
| er, which creates great commotion
when set off, but is absolutely harm
| less. Each visitor to the island will be
| supplied with one
After the mornings fun a luncheon
will be served. Everybody will be
| supplied with all the sandwiches, cake.
| lemonade and coffee that he can con-
| sumo, for ample quantities have been
! provided.
At l o'clock the athletic contests will
begin. The games will be under the
| direction of Arthur Leland and c. ].
Herman. In the contests the children
VIII be divided into three classes
midgets, Juniors and seniors. There
| VIII be foot races, and long and high
jumping, pole Vaulting and shotputting,
| and for each event there will be prizes.
| twenty eight medals have been secur-
ed and theseswill be given to the win
ners of the several contests.
L
all the. prizes there will be separate
races for the little girls.
Fund for the Fourth Increases
| The Fourth of July fund was in
creased S104 yesterday and now totals
| $923.29. The following names were
| added to the list:
r. E. Lawrence and E. B. Kirk. st.
Peter street district:
c. F. Rutherford, so cents; c. E. Cas-
lee, so cents; L.. e. Whitaker SO cents;
| Louise Everett, so cents; S. w. Rauden-
push 81; James Fenstermaker. SO cents;
q M Barns. SO cents; Dreis Drug Store,
-; f. L. Heminsch, 81; F. L. Friedman,
81; Globe Business College, 81: RamaIey
aIoTai Exchange, so cents; G. F. vogt, rs
| son, SO cents; Georgina Gale, so cents;
Jennie Pinch, 80 cents; Halls Drug Store
WI. Galbraith and Prof. ]. E. Kenny,
Hart & Murphy, S.; stearns Paint Co.,
RUGS 81 yoSns So & Cash Cash 80 20 cents cents;
Jacob Mathes, ST. Wemott Howa I'd SeG co
| IS; De Coster & clark, So; Herr Manu-
featuring Co, SO cents; Works Biscuit
Co. donation one box homemade bis
w: s.. Conrad. 49,: George Garrow, SO;
Harrish &. Stink, 81; p. J. Bowlin SIS;
r. A Mierke. so cents; John Rodgers
| ]. P. Kyle and B. H. Schriber, German
American bank district:
| George W.: Markham, 81; J. P. Kyle,
| 81; Frank OMeara. 81; w. P. Barclay,
| 81; Cash, 25 cents; Louis Lockwood. 81;
| l. F. Chamberlain, 81; w. T. Goddard,
| 80 cents; S. w. Burr. 81; Cash, SO cents;
a. J; Sylvester, 81; Cash, 81; E. NJ. & N.
F. Ware. 81; Cash, SO cents; Cash, 25
| cents; c. G. McElwee, SO cents; w. j.
| Wiley, 81; HI. Harris, SO cents; Cash, so
cents; Cash, so cents; A. Guthrie. 81;
| Cash, IS; George Morton 81; J. H Weed.
| 81; A. Stopelstad. 81; H. Halbert &, Sons,
! 81; F. w. Zollnan, 81; C. H. Clark, ST.
| Willard G. Jones, Manhattan building
| district,
Nolan Bros, 81; W. B.. Geery, SO; Ed
Jungbauer,- so cents; w. G. Edwards, 81;
w. F. Peet. 81: ]. r. Walsh, SO cents;
Grant waldorf so cents; Mr.. Brown 81;
| L. NJ. Keiter, 81; Granville Warrell, so
cents; E. E. Miller, SO cents; Cash, SO
cents; F..w. Bartram. 80 cents; p Lee
balm so cents; Cash, 81; Cash, 50 cents;
| R. M. Nicely. so cents; Cash, so cents;
1 George G. Cooper, so cents; Price &
| Wickersham.- so cents; Henry Rothchild,
! 81; w. &C. Stanton, SO cents; Cash. SO
cents; Cash, so cents; Henry Martin, 81:
| Cash, so cents; Cash. 81; F. H Ewing,
| SO cents; John E. Burchard So; Cash,
\ 81: Willard G. Jones, 81.
| J. Watson Smith and NJ E. Nichols,
court house district:
| R. s. Taylor, 81. Yesterday aeknowl-
edged. s104; previously acknowledged,
| 1919. 20. Total 1923 90.
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