The daily sentinel., 1912-06-25

1 SNdI l. II Is expected tndt there VIII
be at least 100 cars in this parade.
| No Fireworks During Parade.
Owing TO the inflammable charac-
ter of the decoration on the floats
and the frightening of horses as well
of danger to the autos from fire, the
mayor was asked TO issue a procla-
| nation preventing the shooting of
fireworks during the parades. This
Will be done ana the police and mar
| shals will enforce il.
Novel Announcement Scheme
The primary object of the celebra-
| tion being announcing to the city's
| guests of the arrival of mountain
water, some special scheme is being
prepared to show the people. Il; is
very probable that the plugs will be
turned on in the streets.
c. A. Smith announced that he
would liberate all along the line of
march of the parade carrier pigeons
with small buckets suspended from
their feet, announcing the coming of
mountain water.
Rest Booths for Women.
At the suggestion of Charles Quist
committee was. appointed TO see to
the construction of rest booths for
the women and children along the
"itN streets for the dan. This will
be done. A large number of people
from Palisade. Clifton, Fruita, Iona
and DE Beque will be down for the
celebration, and they will be met at
/ the trains by the parade. A number
Of state officials and members of the
city councils of western slope towns
have accepted the invitations issued
to them by Chairman Kari A. BicfSel
10 attend the Grand JunctioRs satfai,.
Pioneers Meet Thursday. essEa
a meeting of all thegldf, iI4efs ffia
pioneers of the. city MN ba Afd
Thursday night in the Ys Nj C. A.
rooms for the perfectfng' 6f plans for
get-together meeting and demon
stration on the day of the scelebra-
ton. w. p. Ella will have charge of
the affair. a,.
w. p. Ella acted as POSTMASTER for
the luncheon.
Those present were: c. W. Peugh.
Monte Ramsey, II. T. DeLong, ID. T.
Stone, r. A. Baldwin. Frank Merrill.
A. IT. Gormley, Werner Lee. II. F.
Vorbeck, Hickman. Walker, r. c.
Wa lker. Richard Dowrey, C. A,
Smith, Don Piatt. II. |. Piatt, Charles
Qufst DR.. Sandal. w. S. Phillips,
Ollie Rannister. J. ]. Weisman. w.
S. Wallace Orson, Adams. Jr. DR.. c..
s. Horahan. Ralph Todd. DR.. r. b.
Harrington, II. l.. McClintock. DR.. II.
Frendenberger. DIR. p. p. Collins, Rex
Graham. James F'iske, William Will
helmy, Ted Knowles C. B. Rich. Jas.
Mupson, NJ. o. Delaplain. DR.. F., F.
Eldridge. Judge w. L. sullivan, ]. II.
Rankin. T. NJ. Todd. l.. Antics. E y.
Udlock. V. C. Talbert, William Marsh,
Henry Upper. Ben Keiffer, Edwin
Price, j z. Lowe. o. VI. Elliott. Kari
A. Bickel. T. Wynne Ross, Alex Milne
and VI. II. Loeffier.
The following was the menu. of
the luncheon. IT,, -
Chicken Soup With Giblets
Young Onions Radishes ]
Salted Waters
Nountsin Trout fried in butter .
Chicken Patties. Mashed Potatoes
Old Fashioned Strawberry. Sbortcake
Coffee -.
The ifne of march bf the morning
parade viii be as follows: Form at
corner of First and ourayI thence
due east to corner of Eleventh and
Ouray: thence two blocks, south to
White avenue; thence due west. to
the corner OF Second and White:
thence two blocks south on Second
to corner of Main and Second: thence
due east on Main to corner of Ninth
and Main; thence one block south to
Colorado; thence east to corner of
Colorado and Tenth: thence one
block north to Main street; thence
due west on Main to the corner of
Second and Main: thence due south
on Second street to the corner of
Second and Pitkin; thence due east
on Pitkin 10 the mark, where the pa
rade will disband