Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07

the feudal ages and bore their parts
with grace and dignity. At the close
of the parade the queen and king
were escorted to the platform and
honored by the city and state Off
cials.
Following the king and queen came
the rulers of the various nations, led
by Colonel Roosevelt. Each was at
tired in costume representative of
the country he was presumed to rep
resent in the procession. The next
link in the procession was the Salem
Military Band and following it came
a long string of handsomely decor
ated automobiles.
The first automobile was a float
representing the Warren Construc-
tion Company, and behind it came
two machines decorated in red and
green colors and with ocean spray
the first carrying the state officials
and the second the members of the
city council Willamette University
was represented by two beautifully
decorated machines-one carrying
the faculty and the other being occu-
pied by students of the institution
The owners of automobiles particl-
pating in the parade and decora-
tions, were as follows:
Autos and Decorations.
Otto Wilson, s. P. Kimball, decor
ated in evergreens. John Scott. dec
GRATED in red and white and Ameri-
can flags. Joe Harris, decorated with
ivy and flowers and American flags.
Charles Savage decorated with Shas-
ia daisies. r. B. Fleming, decorated
with Shasta daisies and yellow col
ors. Ed. Barnes, decorated with
Shasta daisies and Oregon cherries.
George Pierce, decorated with nation
al colors. E. S. Lamport, decorated
with ocean spray. w. F. Buckner,
decorated with Oregon cherries. Walt
Pugh decorated with ocean spray.
Col. Hofer, decorated with golden
rod, red and green colors w. c. #.
u, decorated with Oregon dry ban
ner an dnational colors. DR., T. c.
Smith, decorated with Shasta daisies.
Willamette Manufacturing Company,
decorated with Oregon cherries.
Frank Durbin, decorated with Grim
son rambler roses. DR.. ]. N. Smiths
machine driven by Miss Mable Smith
handsomely decorated with a huge
butterfly Oregon Shoe Company
/ decorated with an immense red goose
Thomas Livesley, decorated with
ocean spray. Henry Meyers and DR..
Clay, decorated with sweet peas and
| American flags. Homer Smith, H. B.
Thielsen, Ivan Putnam, decorated
with red and green and American
flags. r. p. Boise, decorated with
4 Oregon Cherries and American flags
Peter Reyelts, Sherman Swank, Rus
sell Catlin, ]. r. Priehs, decorated
with red and green colors and Amerl-
can flags. Owl Construction Com
pany, with appropriate decorations,
Salem fire company and Arnold's band
and its list of attractions Peniten-
tiary auto, in flags and colors, and D.
S. Rabb & Co., In colors, flowers and
living Cherry Blossoms"
Decorated Rigs.
Miss Jennie Fry, phaeton in golden
rod.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hofer, single
horse and buggy, decorated.
Miss Hazel Scott, single buggy, in
cherries.
S. shepherd. carriage team. Cherry
Fair colors.
Mrs. w. X. Brown, w. C. T. U. col
ors and Oregon Dry" Viola Brown
as coming generation"
J. H. Battey. double team, with w.
G. T. U. ladies with hags.
One Of the most unique decorations
was the ]. l.. Stockton store, with
large bells in the Cherry City colors,
suspended from streamers 30 feet
long around the block.
There was an absence OF advertis-
ing features from the parade. and the
official program, for once. was not
made a mere advertising scheme
Portland Yelled.
Yells were given for Salem on the
train and upon arrival of the Port
land crowd by special excursion
train:
Cherries <Ripe-Cherries Rare.
Rah. Rar. Rah. for the Cherry Fair"
"HoO-ray for Cherry Day,
Eaten. sell-em. Salient"
Boosters for the Roses Rare
Are Boosting for the Cherry Fairi"