The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1911-09-22

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served. The president entered the
dining hall after tie, committee and
| guests had been placed at their re-
| spective seats. President Milton A..
McRae introduced the president to
the 1,400 guests, among whom
were the following specially invited
notables: United States Senators
William Alden Smith and Charles f..
Townsend; Congressman Frank E..
Doremus, Detroit; w. W. Wedemeyer,
Ann Arbor; Samuel w. Smith, Pom
tiac; j. M. c. Smith, Charlotte; Ed
ward l.. Hamilton, Niles; Edward S.
Sweet, Grand Rapids; Henry Nc
Moran, Port Huron; James G.. Nc
Laughlin, Muskegon, and George A.
Loud, Au Sable.
OF the Pontiac reception commit
tee, Harry Coleman and Samuel w.
Smith
R. e. Cabell. United States COM
missioner of internal revenue of
Washington.
Reciprocity advocates from Wind
sor: Dr. James Sampson, Charles
Montreuil. G. r. Barker. Major J.
w. Hanna. II. A. Conant and George
MAR.
Another chance to see the president
was given when he left the luncheon
for a short ride through the heart of
the city arriving at the Hotel Cadil-
lac about $40. Here the president
delivered a ten-minute address to
the convention of the National Asso-
citation of Internal Revenue Officers.
During the procession from the
Wayne to the Cadillac hotel and 10
the Michigan Central depot the presi-
dent had as an escort of honor nine
companies of federal troops, now sta
toned at Fort Wayne, and the local
Boy Scouts Of America, led by the
Twenty-sixth Infantry band. which.
with Harold Jarvis, furnished the
music during the luncheon. Four po-
lice autos preceded the presidents
car at the head of the band
The presidents train left Michi-
gan Central depot for Saginaw at
4:45.
Following Is complete schedule OF
| President Taft's tour of Michigan
after leaving Saginaw:
Arrives at Bay City and proceeds
| to armory, where president will dedi-
cate new building; banquet at Hotel
| Wenonah.
Tuesday, September 10.
1:10 a. m.-Leaves Bay City via
| Michigan Central.
7:15 a. m.-Arrives at Mackinaw
City.
500 a. m.--Leaves Mackinaw City,
D., s. S. & A. r. r.
1925 D. m.-Arrives 500. Presi-
dent addresses school children and
| then lunches a. armory until 2:15
! D. m Then speaks at open air
meeting at Park school grounds. In.
spects Fort Brady and canal locks.
$50 p. m.-Leaves 500 for Mar
quette.
1915 p. m.-Arrives Marquette.
Wednesday. September 20.
9 a. m.-Automobile trip around
city Of Marquette.
IL a. m.-Speaks to general public.
IL noon-Addresses school chill
dren.
| p. m.-Luncheon.
| $50 ID. m-ItdNeS lOT nTdHu nap
ids.
10 p. m.-Arrives at Mackinaw City.
! 1910 p. m.-Leave Mackinaw
City over G. r. & |. for Grand Rap
| ids.
Thursday. September 81.
Breakfast at Country club Address
GAO a. m.-Arrives Grand Rapids.
at Soldiers home.
10 a. m.-Public address at Cam
pau square. Addresses Ladies' Lit
erary club. Luncheon.
p. m.-Leaves Grand Rapids, G.
r. G. I.
2 d. m.-Arrives Montieth.
2:05 d. m.-Leaves Montieth.
3 p. m-Arrives Battle Creek
Party proceeds to Van Buren, street
entrance OF Michigan Central depot
where president speaks for As min.
utes.
1870 p. m.-Leaves Battle CrecS.
p. m.-Arrives Kalamazoo. Lays
cornerstone new Y. M. G. A. with
formal address.
D. m.-Banquet at New Burdick
hotel.
1880 p. m.-Leaves Kalamazoo via
Michigan Central for Joliet, III.