The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
MARYSVILLE READY
TO GREET N.SGW.
elaborate Program Prepared to
Welcome Delegates to the
urand ParIOr
street Fair and Carnival to En.
tertain Members of Great
State Order
BY Arthur L. Price
ISpsoiol Daposob 70 III. c,m

t'Pso'oi Dispotch 10 The Call
.MARYsvmLE. Aprn 81
s9'ite valley last year the grand par-
i'r' n 5 G. W. saw what nature has
"0he TO make California beautifnl II
.-:'t, ,-.'' tssFille this year the officers ana
: 'c-..-esates Of the great state order can
NAat man has done TO make coli-
: ma naoltable and merry.
- Ri'6tdIn Of remarkable variet,,
N-o eeeh planned by Marysville narIor
~es aloed by Marysville parIor No
.-i,sre5 daughters, and encour-
'Rfs---s-.ss,, uslnessmen and residents of
VIE and Yuba City. for tba an
p ~ 1alnment OF the vfsitors ,Dbo -
IoW afternoon at ; o'cloclx NJ
.'-e nospitable energy stopned ar
- o~llosrles OF Huba county Ar
parlor No. Is of Orovilie mar
, - - Native Sons. and Bidwell
-iVl' Native Daughters. of chico ara
20 nave the delegates for one a.
= "Wednesday. 1or one Gay,
N-at ysVllle there is TO be an ex-
street fair and carnival with
oa--oon ascension daily and other
sl' Ihere viii be trotting races
o--uss under the direction of the
aho sutter driving association.
r-u tuesday night there is \ hoxing
contest scheduled. blrt netrtar .I'o
..l. .-. lttees nor Native Sons have to do
WIN tnose sporting events.
~ NfERTAINMENT IN OPEN
Marysville has sunshine and melloup
oNehlngs and is proud of both so q
STAT deal OF the enterta inuaep+ viii
oe IN The open. There even is q street
:ance planned for "Wednesday night
--en lhe-sprightly VIII glide over the
aSphalt pavement which win he
Sprinkled with oatmeal. so the commit
'eeihen say. An oatmeal floor will he
novelty even to such social parlors q 8
stanford and Pacific Of San Francisco
mere are not many Native Sons in
Wary sNilie this evening, but 1000 dele
ea-es are expected tomorrow afternoon.
.es VIII md a brilliant little CITY.
AiecJrlc lights have been strung over
: 'tae principal streets for blocks. The
@I+st california bear constellation will
stislsn electrically over the street and
III tne near heavens VIII also be the
pear nag done in colored electric
bulbs
IN the street from First to Seventh
WI oe an arch of light. And second.
Lhlrd, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and E
streets Viii also be Illuminated. The
th!nese and Japanese quarters are gay.
in the daytime the banners and flags
ia2ped overhead.
The politics of the order will break
SHARPLY tomorrow with the arrival of
9he special train Marysville will be
s*1siied this year with being the host
ard VIII have no candidate in the field
Ter. grand psrlor honors. Congress-
man Joseph r. Knowland. first grand
r vi5?e president, Will be elected grand
. president to succeed Grand President
.. =. NJ Belshaw
CONTEST FOR OFFICES
. tween the incumbent. John McDougall.
and II. C. PasQuale for grand treasurer,
and the incumbent, Charles H. Turner,
and Fred II. Jung. for grand secretary.
> Both 'McDougsld and Turner have long
held their Offices and faithfully served
tire order. But the aspiring candi-
dates have many hearty champions. For
the Office of grand third vice president
the stepping stone to the presidency;
Clarence Z. Jarvis of Suffer Creek and
Fletcher A. Cutler of Eureka are in
tire running. The official program for
the grand parlor follows:
sunday. D. m.-Arrivai Of special
Southern Pacific train bearing delegates
from san Francisco. Oakland and other
bay points. Delegates escorted TO head
quarters at Western hotel by Marys-
Vile parlor No. and the Marysville
band. Band concert in cortez square
Monday, 10 a. m.-Session of grand
psrlor al Msrysville theater- Addresses
by representatives of the United States
government forestry service to the
grand parlOr. p. m, afternoon ses-
sion Of the grand parlOr at the Marys-
Vile thester. p. M. band concert by
Aarysville band on the Western hotel
porch. S 2. m-. public reception by the
citzens Of Marysville to the grand par
Tor ar the Msrysville theater
D. Tuesday, 10 a. m.-Sesslon OF grand
TarIor al the Marysville theater. 2
a. m. afternoon session of grand parlor
al the AIarysVille theater. $3.50 p. m.-
Band concert in Cortez square o. m
ReceDtion and dance given by Marys-
willie parlor No l62, n d q W., 10 the
grand parlor-
OrovfIIe and Chico. leaving Marysville
sr the Northern Electric depot, arriv-
ing al Oroville at 1890 a. m. Carriage
rf6es 10 see OroviIle gold dredgers
-,.orilins Reception and lunchean given
br ArgOnaut parlor No. l6 and citlzenS
~ OroviIle in Courthouse square TX
;cursion leaves for chico from Northerh
Electric depot in OrOVille at p M,
s~rfving in Chico at -. m. Receptlon
s., the park by Chico parlor No. Il, \:
I - ~ and Bidwell parlor, and
.roa1kfuR ia park. Car rides 10 Dla-
rr-..-7d match compsn works and BID
wells groves. Excursion ie5tes SnlSo
af. f.38 p. m, arriving IN MarysVlile
'af $50 o. m. 30 p M. Dano cohceIt
,,f.4he rorch Of the United States hotel
Id ri grand ball at Armory haH
aHd oyerilow q aasSs slscon9 Sn
II 4
-IFhursdav 9 a. nl--Session OF the
mana Darior at the Marysville theater.
: =: n afternoon session of the grand
.i,ior 81 the Marysville theater 7:so
~ concert on the Western hotel
.-,5reh 10 .. m. banquet 10 grand par
io~at Armory hall
San MafeO County Delegates
REDWOOD CITY, April 24.-county
7sIegates for attendance at the con
.e-5e., of Native Sons at Marysville
been selected as follows: Eli
Moore. Pescadero: c. P. Mosconi, Half
Ntoon c.ooye.e Dougherty, Menlo Park;
= Af5IIen and Charles Curran, Red
wood city. The deleggati,on WI Wiil abe De
.s.'etion Of being the Oldest Native Son
in the state
AITTOIST. HELD UP, GIVES
CAR SPEED AND FLEES