St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
Published Every FRIDAY
Will Celebrate Monday

gram Us lOllOW5.
Parade at 1920 a. m. All en-
tries report at 10 a. m. j. f..
Temple, Grand marshal.
Section l. George Deerlove,
Marshal.
Form on South side of Lom-
bard street just west of Ports
mouth. Includes Fraternal, Civ
ic and Military bodies, G. A. X.
Circle, Woman's Relief Corps,
Ladies of the G.. A. r., |. o. o.
f, Rebekahs, Boys M. w. A.
Drill Team, NJ. w. A. Drill teams,
Royal Neighbors, United Arti-
sans.
First Prize for greatest num-
ber in uniform.
Second prize for the most at
tractive uniformed team.
Section 2. Mrs. George Ellis
Marshal.
Form on East side of Ports
mouth ave-, North of Lombard
street. Includes all Sunday
School children ranging from
the cradle roll to fifteen years
of age.
First and second prizes will
be given for the most attractive
class display for the following
divisions:
Boys from 8 to 10 years
Boys from II 10 10 years.
Girls from 8 TO 10 years.
Girls from II TO 10 years.
Primary Department.
Cradle roll department.
Section 3 j. A. Stevens.
Marshall.
Form on West side of Ports.
mouth ave, North of Lombard
street. Includes adult and
young peoples classes and So
cieties.
First and second prizes award
ed for most attractive class dis
play.
|. Adult class.
2. Young peoples class.
Also first and second prize for
most unique and best drilled
organized class.
Section 4. Mr.. j. Glarum.
Marshall.
Form on Portsmouth ave. Just
South of Lombard street
First and second prizes will
be awarded for the following:
The best decorated doll car
riage.
The most beautiful decorated
float.
The best decorated bicycle.
The best individual character.
The parade moves down Lom-
bard from Portsmouth ave..
starting promptly at 1890 a. m.
entering east gate of the park.
Immediately upon arrival at
park there will be competition |
drills between the various or.
ganizations, societies and classes. |
First and second prizes will be |
awarded.
l. The best drilled team.
2. The best class drill.
Governor Withycombe will be
in the parade and lunch at the
park.
The afternoon progrm starts
promptly at 2 p. m. at the band
stand.
Program at Park.
l. Song. America, -" Ports
mouth school children.
2. Invocation Rev, Frank NJ.
Baum.
3. Vocal selection Veteran
Quartette.
4, Declaration of Independ.
ence Miss Margaret Nelson.
D. Song Star Spangled Ban
ner"- School children.
&. Awarding of Prizes.
z. Song Marching thru Geo.
rgia" School children.
s, Address Governor Witty
combe. Is
8, Vocal Selection Veteran
Male Quartette. Il
3 TO D p. m.
Band Concert by McElroy's
Park Band.
Athletic Program 8 to 6 pm.
l. 100 yard dash for young !
men free for all.
?. 80 yard for young ladies' II
free for all. a
3 70 yard dash for boys 4
feet IL inches and under 5 feet
) inches in height. q
4, 80 yard dash for girls.
H. 80 yard dash for boys un.
Ter 4 feet 10 inches i'm height.
6, 80 yard dash for girls.
Z. so yard team race for boys. |
s. 80 yard race for fat men,
1870 lbs. and over.
9. 20 yard race for married
aides.
10. 25yard sack race for boys. !
IL. 20 yard flag race for n,
girls. Oh
II. 25 yard shoe race for BOYS. q
IL. % yard Chinese race for ~
,irls. th
ii. Tug of war Portsmouth VI
S. st. Johns. m
Is. Baseball game amateurs.
Refreshments stands and
heck booths on grounds. The !
which has been meet
lg regularly and working since 30
Law IL. consists of representn. ar,