The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-03
$4,000 People VIII
Be Able to Hear Teddy
When He Speaks Here
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The parade will start from the Great
Northern at 1880 o'clock and the speak
ing will begin at 2:sO o'clock.
Sixty automobiles nave been Sc
cured for Monday by the committee In
charge OF this feature, and will take
par in the great Labor day parade
that will be headed by ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt. Ar a meeting OF
the Fargo Automobile club, held last
night in the parlors of the commercial
club, the committee made it's report
and the various machines were given
their assignments of positions in the
line.
These cars will carry Colonel
Roosevelt and party and other not.
ables, members OF the Roosevelt re.
ceptdon committee and correspondents
and members of the press. Cong. L.
B. Hanna has arranged the order in
which the automobiles carrying the
Roosevelt party will come in the par
ade.
The first car will carry Colonel
Roosevelt and Lieut.. Gov. r. s. Lewis,
the other cars containing the follow.
! ing:
| Second car-U. S. Sen. p. j. McCum-.
| Der. u. S. Sen. w. L. Purcell. Gov.
John Burke. Congressman Gronna.
Congressman Hanna and Pres. Geo. b.
HowIey of the Minnesota Federation
Of Labor. II
Third car--Judges of the Supreme
Court Fiske, Ellsworth, Morgan, Car
mody and Spalding; James Kennedy
national committeeman and Ri Rev
Cameron Mann, bishop of North Da-
kota.
Fourth car-Gifford Pinchot, Jas. N.
| Garfield, Ernest H. Abbott, VIM. b.
Rowland, Judge Amidon and Martin.
Hector.
Fifth car-Former Cong. T. F. Mar
shall. Cong. H. Stevenson of Mime
sofa, Mayor v. r. Lowell, Judge Ed
ward Engerud, Judge Guy C. H. Cor
liss and Former Sen. F. L. Thompson
Sixth car-Judge Knauf, ex-Gov. Z,
Y. Sarles, Ex-Governor White and ex-
Governor Devine. -
Seventh car-Judge N. c. Young, s..
G. Comstock, Bishop Wehrle and VIM
Merrifield.
Eighth carl. P. Hardy, president OF
commercial club; Smith Stimmell.,
member Of Lincoln's body guard; Col
Albert Roberts, state commander g. A
R.; Judge c. A. Pollock, president old !
settlers association.
The cars following will contain
members of the reception COMMITTEES
from all parts of the state, all of whom
will occupy seats on the platform. Two
Ex, Iv,n
served for representatives Of the press,
who will report with the reception
committee at the Masonic temple at ] /,
o'clock sharp, where the assignment
to cars will be made.
! No Formal Receptions.
There will be no formal receptions
/ for Colonel Roosevelt during his stay0
in the city. Congressman Hanna said
this morning thar Colonel Roosevelt .
would probably hold informal recep.a
tions at the waldorf. but that no arso
rangements have been made for such1
an even. locally and II will be entirely
at the ex-president's desire in thsf
matter. 'i
Congressman Hanna has received a.
large number Of letters for Mr.. Roose4 G
Welt, a large number arriving this
morning. A large pile of mail ia
stacked up in Mr.. Hanna's office for
the Roosevelt party, all Of IL being sent
in his care.
Street Decorations Started.
The committee on decoration is now
praying that there will be no more !.
rains until after Monday night. as
the work of putting up the outside
buntings. flags, ETC., started this morn
ing These decorations will be most
effective-the entire line OF march
through the business district being
clothed in the national colors.
The display as planned by the com
mittee in charge will consist of strips
of bunting stretched from every iron
trolley pole on Broadway and Front
street, along the support wires across
the streets, leaving only small OPEN
ing in the center for the trolley poles
OF the street cars to pass through.
From every curbing light large flag
will be hung, making a vista of color
along the entire route From Front
street to Fifth avenue the decorations
will be done by the individuals along
the route. The committee urges these.
people TO see that this is carried OUT
The merchants continued their indi-
viduai decoration today, many starting
work on the interiors of their places ,
of business BY Monday morning thee
entire city will be in gala attire