The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

morrow morning. and the city is pre-
pared to greet him. All the details
were completed tonight. and Berkeley,
the city OF the first Taft club of the
state, awaits the chief executive to do
him honor.
He will remain here but / hour and
IS minutes. and a busy program has
been mapped out for his stay On his
arrival he will be escorted by Mayor
Hodghead and the local committee.
which will meet him at the Sixteenth
street depot, Oakland, to a waiting
automobile ard driven through North
Berkeley to the Greek theater, arriv-
ing there after a 10 minute stop at
the Psi Epsilon fraternity, of which
he is a member. at $50 o'clock.
There Prof. Bernard Moses, head of
the department of history, in place of
Prof. Irving Stringham, acting presi-
dent, Will Introduce Mayor Hodghead
who Will make the address of welcome
The president will then be driven to
California field. where, at o'clock, the
school children viii greet linn. He will
drive around the field and make his
exit out Bancroft way, and after a
tour of the streets south of the cam
pus and stop at the home of his cou-
sin, Arson Blake, viii be conveyed to
the Oakland reception committee at
College and Alcatraz avenues.
The reception committee, headed by
Arson Blake and consisting of George
B. Ocheltree. president of. the chamber
of commerce; F. F. Connor, Duncan Nc
Dufie; c S. Merrill, postmaster; F. l..
Naylor, Prof. Edmund O'Neill, Prof.
Irving Stringham, Prof. Bernard Moses,
Prof Frank Soule. Chief of Police Voll-
mer and Earl H. Webb. have arranged
for the details of the reception.
The Berkeley mounted police will
guard the several streets along which
the presidential party will pass and
the university cadets viii be lined UP
on the campus and approaches under
the command of Commandant E. NJ.
Lewis.
WILL VIEW THE TOWN
c. c. Juster will be at the wheel of
the machine in which President Taft
will be carried around the city.
From the Southern Pacific station
the party will be taken up University
avenue TO oxford street northerly in
oxford to Virginia street, east in Vir-
ginia street TO Scenic avenue, south in
Scenic avenue to lie Conte, east in lie
Conte avenue to Euclid, south in Eu-
clid avenue TO and into the university
grounds, passing around and in front
of the mechanics building, thence past
the Hearst mining building, civil en-
gineering building; thence southerly to
North hall; thence southerly past South
building; thence northerly to the Greek
theater.
AT THE GREEK THEATER
Upon arrival at the Greek theater
the Philippine constabulary band which
President Taft organized when he was
military governor Of the islands, will
play patriotic airs. After the brief re-
ception TO the head of the nation, the
column which will consist of about Is
automobiles, containing clergy public
officers, representatives of various So
cieties and lodges, will precede down
College avenue, westerly in Bancroft
way to California field.
The school children of this city and
Ocean View will be assembled on the
bleachers, and while the column drives
around the field, will sing national airs
under the direction of Frank L. Bunker,
superintendent of schools, and the
teachers of the department.
WHERE HE MAY BE SEEN
The party will drive out the Ban
croft way entrance to Bowditch street;
thence southerly to Durant avenue;
thence easterly to Piedmont avenue:
thence northerly TO the north end of
the garden plat, rounding the north
end Of the garden plat, and proceed
ing southerly along the east side of
Piedmont to Dwight way; thence
easterly to Warning street; thence
southerly along Warning street i'm
front of the grounds or the Institution
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind to Derby
street; thence westerly to Piedmont
ayBAue; thence southerIy to Forest ave
nue.; thence easterly to Claremont
boulevard. thence southerly along
claremont boulevard. Russell street
and Domingo avenue to Ell Canine real;
thence southeasterly along Ell Canine
real to The Uplands; thence westerly
along The Uplands. Claremont avenue
and Woolsey street to Lewiston ave-
nue.; thence southerly along Lewiston
avenue TO Alcatraz avenue; thence
westerly along Alcatraz avenue to Col
lege avenue, where the president will
be met by the Oakland Committee. and
conducted down College avenue into
Oakland.