The San Francisco call., 1905-06-21
EDITORS LEAVE
FOR THE FAIR
California Press Association
Departs on Trip to the
Exposition at Portland
GAY TIME Is PROMISED
Entertainment for Visitors,
Including a Scenic Trip,
Is Arranged by Citizens

Three coach loads of happy Califor-
MIA editors and their families started
from this city last night for the Lewis
and Clark Exposition at Portland,
where they will spend a week in sight
seeing and will be f1ttingly entertained
by the Chamber of Commerce of the
exposition city and the officials of the
fair
Assemblyman r. II. Jury who is edi-
tor of the San Mateo Leader and secre-
tary Of the association, opened head
quarters at the Occidental Hotel yes
terday and there the editors from every
part of the interior called to receive
badges and information as to where
and what time to board the train that
was to convey to Portland the aggre-
gate mass of editorial talent that is to
size up the ambitious effort of the
Oregonians and tell all about 1t in the
various publications that help shape
public opinion in California
GAY CROWD IN COACHES.
The California editorial party will be
a gay one. There are many young peo-
pie in it and the older ones are just as
full of life as these. The coaches re-
sounded with laughter and animated
conversation as they were pulled away
from the mole. Every member of the
party wore handsome silk badge, yell
low, to represent the gold of the State.
On the button part was a representa-
tion of the great seal of California, and
the ribbons bore the name of the asso-
citation and the exposition 1t is to visit
The excursion is expected to reach
Portland tomorrow morning The
editorial party will be met by repre-
sentatives of the Portland Board of
Trade and taken on trip up the Co.
lumbia River, where a view of the Dali
les and the Cascades will be enjoyed.
In the evening a reception will be ten
dered the visitors at the Hotel Port
land.
Monday has been set aside by the fair
management as California Press Asso-
citation day The officials of the expo
sition will receive the editors that day,
and they will be shown many courtesies
at the fair grounds. On Tuesday there
viii be- a street ear trip about the city
of Portland, rendered by the Chamber
of Commerce
The members of the party will not
come back in body but each will re-
turn at the time that suits him.
MEMBERS OF PARTY.
Assemblyman Jury and Friend W.
of the Berkeley Gazette
who is president of the association, ar
ranged the excursion George NJ.
Francis of Napa is the treasurer, but
he did not accompany the excursion
lists.
The following named took the trip to
Portland:
F. f. Adams. wife and sister Times. Pleas
anton; Mrs. s. 5. Boynton and Miss Leila
Boynton, Register OroviHe: Miss N. Casey.
Democrat Redwood City; s W. Charles wife
and mother, Palo Altsn, Palo Alto; c. T. COT
fey. ReYeiile. CleverdaIe Fred S. Cone and
wife. Encinal Alameda; F, W Cooke. wife and
sister, Ir1bune. Healdsbnrgi Z! Is. Daniels ana
son, Enquirer. Oakland; Miss B. Downing, Jour
nal, Santa Clara; J. A. Enquist and wife, Rec
ord. Mill Valley; II l.. Evans, wife and daugh-
ter Star 81. Helena; H. Ii Graniee, Index !
Tribune Sonoma Miss c. I. Granice Index
Tribune s2noma; G. w. Hoyle Reveille Clio
s y ;r,. fus1os ,57, afa oenlaese ndr
Afateo: Mrs. E. c. Langenour, Home Alliance,
Woodland; II. w. Mackenzie, Mrs. f. F. Mac
kenZie and Miss Mackenzie Nugget, Placer
VILE; s. D. Merk wife and daughter. Record,
Paso Robles. c. F. Montgomery and mother,
Ledger, Antioch: w McComish. Ledger. Palo
Altoi j. p. Mcdonnell and wife and Miss Kate
Mcdonnell, Times, Sebastopol; r. e. Nickel
and vile. Rooster. Acton; Mrs c. c. Olmsted
Argus Petaluma; S H Olmsted Journal
san Rafael: J. D. olmsted Argus. Peta-
luna: James T oKeefe and wife, Times-Ga-
zette. Redwood City; W. u. Pennycook, wife
wife. News. Sausslito; j. L. Read and son. In
dependent Middleton; Friend William Richard
son and wife. Gazette, Berkeley; w. L. Ride
Schmitt aud wife Nord California Herald
Sacramento; ". H. Scott Enterprise Davis
Vile; W. A: Shepard and wife. Herald, Au-
Alto: Joseph V. Snyder and wife, Union, Grass
Nai,ev.f George ID. Squires and wife. Union
J. V. Swift. Democrat
City; Miss Frances H. Tap
pen, Tribune Oakland; E. B. Thomp-
son and wife, Washington Press, Miles,
Mrs H .. TTnsley and mother Review, Po-
nona Miss NJ. Trimble Journal Santa Clara:
James c. T,yrell and wife and Miss Lucille Vel
helra. TIdings Grass Valley; j. A. Van Har-
lingen, wife ana son. Union Democrat Sonora
f. b. Willis Republican, Auburn: Mrs. Jesse
Wood and daughter, New Era, Benicias II. w
Wood Amador Record suJter Creek: L. H. |
Woodworth and wife, Farmer, Yuba City; c. |
S. Mines and wife. Times, Eureka.