The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

one OF the chief aids to enthusiasm
assisting the delegations of Panama
'Paclhc boosters tomorrow to secure the
passing of those two state constitu-
tlonal amendments that will mean s10,-
O0O,00O additional in funds for the ex-
position will be three great banners
constructed of heavy canvas, which will
oe stretched across the principal streets
OF sacramento this morning.
POINTS on the thoroughfares have
peen selected that will command the
entrances to the city and each of the
visitors crowding into the capital
Whether by train, boat, auto or wagon.
must see one of the banners above his
path One will be hung at the en-
trance to the state fair grounds an
other near the depot, and the third on
a principal uptown street.
Inc delegations of unofficial commits
sloners will take plenty of enthusiasm
Win them, however, especially that
contingent sailing tonight at 9 o'clock
from washington street wharf in the
steamer lsleton. Prominent men among
the ~ already booked on the steamer
are Charles c. Moore, James Rolph Jr
Mayor P. II. Mccarthy. Congressman
JULIUS Kahn, r. P, Hale and Charles de
1ouhg- They have intimated that
oWellers along the river will be well
acquainted with San Francisco's claim
py the time the steamer has navigated
the stream on it's round trip. Several
river towns Will turn out all their in
hapitants to greet the boosters and a
noisy time generally will take place
throughout the cruise
h. j. Taussig stated yesterday that
nearly every stateroom on the Isleton
mas peen taken and those applying for
accommodations today after the Isle
ton mas been filled to capacity will be
referred TO the Panama Pacific day
special of the California deyeIonment
board, which will leave San rancisco
Tor sacramento at o'clock tomorrow
morning. This excursion train will re-
turn tomorrow evening, but the low
rate tickets viii be good for a six dav
stay.
Many of the enthusiasts will remain
Two Gays to aid the Isleton boosters in
seeing the amendments safely through.
Ihose who go on the steamer will oc-
cupy their staterooms Tuesday night.
when the vessel will be tied I'D at Sac
ramento, as we'll as on the two nights
When 1t is making the trip I'D and
PACK. They are entitled also to three
breakfasts on board-one Tuesday
morning when the steamer is drawing
near sacramento, one Wednesday morn
ing while the boat is at the canita1
and one Thursday morning as the Isle
ton Is pulling into San Francisco.
one or the special features of the
Isleton voyage will be the boosting
banners that will drape the vessel from
stem to stern. Thus every one along
the Sacramento river that sees the
vessel will know where it is going
and why.
Many of the wealthy bottom land
farmers have written that thev will
get into their launches as the Isleton
comes along and accompany 1t to Sac
ramento and full half a. hundred of
these attendant craft are expected to
be chuggfng behind the Isleton as it
steams into the capital
The Northern Electric railway
southern Pacific and Western Pacific
Will carry extra cars on all their trains
INTO sacramento Tuesday to accommo
GATE the crowds that are expected 10
attend the special session and Incl
dentally take in the state fair and
Fiesta of the Dawn of Gold.
Many excursion trains will be RIM
especially by the Southern Pacific and
Northern Electric from the smaller
towns neighboring on Sacramento
Oroville now has two main lines into
Sacramento-the Northern Electric and
western Pacific-and the electric road
also runs directly from Chico and
"ANA y SNAiiS- L lie southern Pacific has
motor car service to Stockton. Placer
Vile, Folsom, Auburn, Fair Oaks.
Woodland and Davis. and special trains
of these speedy cars will be run.
1t is believed by the directors of the
Panama-Pacifc exposition that the
size and nature of the demonstration
at Sacramento tomorrow will be used
by congress to gauge the strength of
sentiment in California favoring the
exposition for this state, and because
of this the directors urge that every
citizen who can make the trip do so
and be ready to show by his enthu-
siasm just how he feels All those
who have had an opportunity to judge
say that the session of the legislature
will be short one, because the .legis-
lators will be unanimously. for the ex-
position.
However short it be, the directors
feel that 1T should be charged with an
enthusiasm that will be heard dis
tinctly as far east as Washington and
echo around the halls of congress until
the representatives and senators have
assembled there in December to decide
whether or not San Francisco shall
celebrate the opening of the Panama
canal.