Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-09

C. H. Burnett. Roy Jones, Mr.. Hatch
Mr.. Eakins. w II. Joyce, L. NJ. Cole
J. Y. Vickers, Marshall Stimson, II
r. Calender, NJ. McFie, A. w. Kinney
DR.. w. A. Weldon. E. d. Seward, f
Launch No. 5-Five local newspaper
men OF Los Angeles W. A. Rennie of
Venice, +. Opp of Wilmington, James
II. Grigsby of san Pedro, James Salu-
son, vice president Los Angeles cham
Der of commerce.
Trip Around Harbor
The trip around the harbor will be
under the general direction of Lieut..
Leeds and Mayor Alexander and all
the details of the harbor will be ex-
planned to the president by Lieut..
Leeds and the other gentlemen pres
ent in the presidential boat.
Only launch containing president
and party will make trip through in
! ner harbor. Balance of launches will
stay at landing and join party on re-
turn from inner harbor en- route to
outer harbor. Tender from U. S. rev.
enue cutter McCulloch will act as es-
cort to presidents launch and will
carry Governor James N. Gillett and
Mrs w. A. Edwards and Willis H.
Booth.
Fortifications Trip
On returning to the wharf at the
same point from which the party en-
barked, seven automobiles will be in
waiting to show the president over the
fertilization site.
The first automobile will be fur
nished by the sheriff of Los Angeles
county and will contain the following
The president. Capt Archibald Butt,
Lieut. C. T. Leeds, corps of engineers
U. s. A; Mr. Sloan, secret service Of
ficial Senator Frank 2. Flint, William
Pryor, driver.
The second will contain the following
Secret service officials.
The third will contain the following:
II DR.. J. J. Richardson, Niles Pease, pres
ident city council; w. W. Mischler.
secretary; Gen. A. R. Chaffee, presi-
dent board of public works; Governor
]. n. Gillett.
The fourth will contain the follow
ing: r. T Small. J. o. Koepfii, Harry
Chandler, commissioners for purchas-
ing fortification site; Robert H. Haz-
ard. Willis Booth, president of the
chamber Of commerce.
The fifth will contain the following;
f. A. Fowler. j. G. Mott, J. B. Elliott
| William Hoster.
The sixth will contain the following:
i Sherman P. Allen, Douglas White, Guy
Barham, Harry L. Dunlap.
The seventh will contain the follow
ing: Postmaster General Hitchcock,
1 J. T. Gaffey. San Pedro DR.. W. A.
Edwards, John Hays Hammond.
Line Of Parade
The line of parade of the presiden-
tial party in San Pedro will be as fol-
lows:
West on Fifth to Beacon, south on
! Beacon to Sixth, west on Sixth to Pa
cific avenue, south on Pacific avenue
/ to Point F'irnin and fortiffcation site.
4 Returning over the same route TO
the train at Fifth street.
| Returning, the train will leave
promptly at u o'clock and will stop
one minute at Wilmington and one
minute at Compton, arriving at the
Arcade station, Los Angeles, promptly
at O'Clock. The train viii be parked
in the north end of the depot imme-
diately upon arrival.
Los Angeles Reception
Ali that section of the Southern Pa
! cific grounds north of the baggage
room will be roped off for the exclu-
sive use of the reception committee of
i Los Angeles. This committee will be
i provided with proper badges and tick
cts of admission and no person not so
i provided will be admitted within the
Enclosure.
The dress for the occasion for the
Los Angeles reception committee will
be frock coats and silk hats.
The reception committee must re-
port to Mr. William D. Stephens,
chairman, not later than 12:45 p. m.
The card inclosed will be necessary for
admission within the lines.
On alighting from the train the for
NAL welcome to the city will be made
H.. 10
l very brief and the presidential party
will proceed Immediately to the auto
mobiles which will also be in waiting
within the inclosure.
Under instructions from the presi
dent, no hand shaking will be INDUCED
j In at this point.
After president has entered machine
members of reception committee will
I enter machines in waiting except those
specifically numbered and provided for
as below, and join parade No at
tempt will be made to provide specific
seats. Load autos as fast as possible.
Los Angeles Street Parade
The seating in the automobiles has
/ been determined by L. c. Wheeler, Sc
cret service agent, representing the
i government, and will be as follows:
1 First car-The president, Captain
i Archibald Butt of the presidents party,
Mayor George Alexander, Mr.. Sloan of
the presidents party.
Second car-Secret service.
j Third car-Dr. ]. J. Richardson Of
the presidents party, Willis H. Booth,
j president Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce; General Adna r. Chaffee, pres
I ident board of public works; Secretary
i Mischler of the presidents party
Fourth car-Robt. I. Small of the
presidents party, Niles Pease, presi-
4 dent city council; Joseph Scott, presi-
dent Los Angeles school board; Robt.
Fl. Hazard of the presidents party,
Gen. Robt. Wankowski, chairman par
4 ade committee.
4 Fifth car-E. A. Fowler Of the presl-
1 dents party, Mr.. White, press commit
tee: Mr. Elliott, press committee; DR..
i W. A. Edwards of the presidents party,
4 John G. Mott, chairman press commit
tee; William Hoster of the presidents
party.
Sixth car-Sherman P. Allen of the
presidents party, Guy Barham, press
4 committee A. NJ. Humphreys, board OF
public works; A. A. Hubbard, board of
public works; H. L. Dunlap of the
Il presidents party
Il Seventh car-W. D. Stephens, chair
4 man reception committees; ]. @. Story.
]. M. Schneider, president Merchants
and Manufacturers association; J. o.
Koepfli, president Municipal league;
John Hays Hammond of the president ,
party.
Eighth. carr. w. Dromgold. r. A.
4 Clampitt, Bernard Healy, Henry Lyon
Il E. ]. Blanchard, II. H. Yonkin, city
p councilmen.