The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
BUSINESS MEN
READY To co
Promotion Committee Party
Starts for Portland To-
Day TO View Exposition
WILL BE ENTERTAINED
Northern Bodies Arrange
to Give Receptions on
Arrival of CaIifornians

This evening the California Promotion
Committees party 10 the Lewis and
Clark Centennial Exposition leaves by
special train to extend California's greet
ings TO Oregon. The train is made up of
Pullman compartment. composite, dining
and observation cars, ten in all, and is
one Of the finest ever pulled out of the
Oakland mole. The party is made up Of
prominent business and professional men
from different sections of the State. all
going TO celebrate California Promotion
Committee day, Monday next, at the ex-
position.
Arrangements have been made to stop
the tra.n for five minutes at Sixteenth
street, Oakland, for the purpose Of taking
photographs, and il viii then proceed,
without stop, through 10 Shasta Springs,
arriving there at Gas tomorrow morning.
The people Of Shasta Springs will meet
' the party at the station and have pre-
pared beautiful souvenirs to be presented.
On arrival in Portland Monday morning,
june L, the programme provides to pro-
ceed Immediately in trolley cars to the
Portland -Jotel for breakfast. After
breakfast the exposition directorate and
other prominent men of Portland will
meet the CalifOrnians and escort them to
the exposition grounds, where greetings
viii be extended TO the party and
spOnded TO by its members. This recep-
ton is TO take place in the auditorium.
After the morning reception the Port
land men will escort the party through
the exposition grounds, pointing out OBJ
Jects Of interest, and win act as hosts at
& luncheon later in the day. In the even
ing Of Monday. California Promotion
Committee day, a reception viii be given
10 the California party in the New York
State building, and this reception prom
ises 10 be a notable affair. There will be
present prominent men and women Of
Oregon On Tuesday evening d recep-
Portland Commercial Club.
Wednesday. the 18th. has been desig-
mated as ColUmbia-riveF day. The Cali
fornia Promotion Committee has char
tered the steamer Bailey Gatzert for a
trlp up the Columbia River as far as
Cascade Locks, returning the same even
ing. Invitations for the excursion have
been extended 10 and accepted by over
200 prominent men of oregon, including
the Governor and other State and city Of
hcials. In the afternoon of Thursday, the
18Th, q reception will be held in the Cali
fornia State building. Returning, the
party viii arrive in San Francisco Sat-
UrGay morning, June II.
Among the members of the party are
the following:
Edward p Antron, c. W. Armstrong, VIII
liam II. Bsgee, B. Bradley. Henry Bruno.
Charles Bundschu, c. ". sSurks, David Bush
: Bullene J. z. Barry. George Crothers, f.
J. Cooper. p. 7. Clay, 8 3. Gushing, Sidney
A. Clarke, John Dudheld. J. II. Dieckman Jr..
Il W Dreakel. Charles Ii. Elliott, Dr. George
X Frink, John Fischer, 7. C. Friedlsnder,
Charles ". Fay, B. ". Ford, l. J. Gilbert J.
3. Gilbert Jr-, Charles P GrimWOod. H B.
GrInth, Joseph G. Giesting Fred A. Green
wool r. 3. Hale, Henry hoffman Jr-, Julius
HieronmUs, Howard J. Hill n Harris, M J.
Hynes r. l.. Hueter, J. W Horn, Curtis Hill
yer. Rufus p. Jennings. H. L. Judell I. c.
nh 7osr7 : dab ed 7
Krebs, John Kentfeld L. NJ King, Charles
Keller, Leon Levin. T. B. Lyman. William La
franz, Dr. Louis Lisser A P Lathrop, Carl
c. Larsen, F. Leonhardt. F. +. Loop. Fred K
Lass A S Lavenson, Edwin L. Long, H. r.
NcNoble, Rudolph Nohr, c. F. Marwedel
James McNab, Charles o. Miller Hall Meal
lister, Otis McAllister. Jay 7. Nash Joseph
O'ConnOr George Z. PlummeT, H. o. Pslen,
William Palmtag, Arnold Pollok, Edgar d
Peixotto. J. NJ Patrick, W. G. Richardson,
T. J. Rich. D. L. Randolph. William Rieger,
Charles f. Runyon, Walter II. Robinson, P. {.
Posi- Thomas Rickard, DR.. c. ". Richards,
Charles 3. ROseadale, Charles A. Smith, VII
Liam A. Schultz. T. B. Sherman. DR.. Louis
Stern. Dew F. Southard, william Crane Spen-
Ger Valentine Schmidt, andrea Sbarboro. A
Schfling Walter Schilling, ). Sankey. W. G.
Show, b z. Sternheim, c. A Stewart, z. L
Turpin. A. II. Vail c. n. Nolkman. Robert
h Vail, Stanley N. Vail, p. J. Van Ioben
sels. Henry c. Wehr. H. NJ Wreden William
n Well T. A. Peck F. a. Week, A T. Vie
sci, Z. L. sutro.