The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
final PLANS MADE
FOR CELEBRATION
Hayward Prepared to Entertain
Fully $4,000 Visitors the
Fourth of July

HAYWARD, June 2S-Withs her
streets and buildings decorated in the
national colors. with thousands of
coiored ineandescents strung across the
street, with ''gladway'' that promises
TO rival any amusement lane exhibited
about the bay and with ample trans
portation and food accommodations,
Hayward is preparing to entertain the
10000 visitors that will attend the
three days fourth of July celebra ton.
which opens next Saturday.
Final arrangements were completed
last night at meeting of the commit
tees In charge of the festivities. Chair
man j. A. Park of the transportation
committee reported that the Southern
Pacihc company would run special
trains from Oakland and from Liver
more during the celebration. while the
Oakland traction company will provide
service capable of handling 5000 peo-
pie an hour. A. w Beam stated that
refreshment stands would be erected in
the streets, in all vacant stores and in
the lodge rooms and churches of the
city for dispensing refreshments, so
that no food famine need be feared.
The celebration this year is the of
ficial county one, and in connection
with it is to be held a poultry show.
Miss Amy Robinson, goddess of lib
erty. and Miss Hazel Fish, Eureka,
have selected their robes and will pre-
side Saturday night at the grand ball
to be given in their honor.
The official program for the celebra-
tion a S announced today, is as follows:
Saturday, July 2-10 formal opening of
concessions and poultry show; to P. M. band
concert; p. M, grand electric Illumination
p. m., grand ball in honor of Goddess of
Liberty. n: s. G. ". hall.
Sunday July 80 a. M, poultry show opens;
to p. M, band concert; 2 D. m baseball
game 8 p M. electric Illumination. During
the day Piedmont parlor, n. S. G. W., will hold
Monday. July 4-6 a. M. sunrise salute and
flag raising; 10 a. M, literary exercises at
parade In FIVE divisions; p. M, baseball game;
$3.50 p. M. old fashioned games and races; 8
2: m. electric illumination; $3.50 p. m, grand
commencement of Mardi Gras and street dane
ing: Band concerts during day and evening.
aides, are as follows:
First division--Platoon of police; grand mar
and W j. Ramage homo honorary ea aides Henry gafaln pal
IS Robinson 9ank oassnG gafne Hsnn Thomas
Thomas wbem aaEwaFd Reeers eolsne ssn
tern Fairview; G. s. Graham Lee Wells,
Lvermore Band Grand sf Army asa and MeGIean
war veterans; pioneers; national guard
PdiAies,. kouuesS OF city ana VlSlt-
ing officials hrelnen.
Second division-Marshal Jesse H. Woods;
aides, w B. Bridge and Harold Meek; honorary
aides, Thomas Lawn. San Lorenzo James Curdy,
John McConaghy, Hayward: Fred Meyers De
coto NJ. George Eugene Stevenson. Centerville;
Antoine Gouart. Pleassnton. Band; Eureka
float; fraternal organizations, N. D. G. W., N.
). q. W.. Palma Circle, ". o. W.; Woodmen
Of the World. Rebekahs. Valborg (Society
Dania) s. p. r. s. l.. Society Dania, I. D. Z. S.
Third dyision-Marshsl. George jackson. De-
voted to San Leandro delegations.
Fourth divison-1arshal. James Mcintosh;
aides, A. Flores, Henry Gsnsberger; honorary
aides, H.. Quigley,. San Lorenzo; Charles Roi.
Inns, Adolph May, Hayward; Henry May. De-
coto; F. T. Halves, Centervile: w. Martin
Pleasanton; Newton Armstrong, Livermore
Band. pony express, Eagles, Foresters, Frater-
nal Brotherhood. Royal Neighbors and Druids
delegations. Fairview improvement club.
Fifth division--Marshal. Peter Hoare; aides
Frank Cation, J. T. Stanton honorary aides
Oscar Walpert, Robert Bonner, Niles; c. He'll
wig, Alvarado: Dave Lowrie. Centerville; P
J.. Worrefl. Hayward; c. Jensen. Paiomares;
Harry Smith, San Lorenzo Band; business
floats.