N.S.G.W
Program
ADMISSION
DAY
Grand
Celebration
Information
and Events
Stockton,
California
SEPTEMBER
7, 8, 9 1912
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OFFICERS
and COMMITTEE CHARIMEN
of
Admission
Day Celebration
W.
E. O'CONNER, Grand Marshal
CHAS. E. MANTHEY,
Chief Aide
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
|
GEO. E. CATTS,
Vice Chairman FRED'K. E.
POTTER, Secretary |
W.
C. NEUMILLER, Chairman |
CHAS. E.
MANTHEY J. W. WILLY |
GENERAL
COMMITTEE
|
FRED'K. E.
POTTER, Secretary A. J. TURNER,
Treasurer ED. VAN
VRANKEN, Chairman
Printing & Advertising ORRIN S.
HENDERSON, Chairman
Transportation CARL W. OSER,
Chairman Parade Features O. H.
ECCLESTON, Chairman Amusements ALEX. C.
OULLAHAN, Chairman Press
& Publicity |
GEO.
E. CATTS, Chairman W.
C. NEUMILLER, Vice Chairman |
A. W. ATWOOD,
Chairman Decorations F. JOS.
DIETRICH, Chairman Reception GEO. F.
ROESCH, Chairman Accommodations T. H. LUKE,
Chairman Parlor Committee RAYMOND D.
DORCEY, Chairman Music CHAS. E.
MANTHEY J. W. WILLY JAS. W.
FITZGERALD G. ELMER
REYNOLDS CYRIL E.
KENYON |
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Saturday
and Sunday
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Admission
Day Celebration
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7th, 1912
1. Welcoming
visiting Parlors by Reception Committee.
2. Receiving by
Grand Marshal and escorting to established headquarters.
3. Music at
reviewing stand on Plaza.
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 8th, 1912
1. Music on
Plaza. Zouave Drill by "The Nationals" (10:00 a.m.).
"THE NATIONALS" A celebrated drill
team, whose organization dates back to the Vigilante days. The National
organization was formed in 1855 by the members of the Pennsylvania Volunteer
Fire Company of San Francisco who had taken a hand in the affair of the Vigilance
committee. The name chosen then was "The National Guard" which has
since been changed to "The Nationals."
RIVER EVENTS
2.
Sacramento Races (start 6:00 a.m.).
1) Semi-Speed Race (free for all): First
prize, $25 cash; second prize, $15 cash.
2) Sacramento Launch Race (free for all):
First prize, $75 cash; second prize, $50 cash; third prize, $25 cash.
3) Pleasure Boat Race: Central California
Traction Company, L. H. Rodebaugh, T. M. Special
prize, $75 cup.
3. Stockton
Races (start 11:00 a.m.).
1) Spud Buyers' Special. Local Boats: First
prize, $50 cup; second prize, $35 cup; third prize $25 cup.
2) Speed Race. 18 Mile Class: First prize
(Union Oil Company), $25 cup; second prize, $15 cup.
3) Cabin Cruisers. Over 20 Miles: First prize,
$26 cup; second prize, $15 cup.
4) Speed Race. Boats under 14 Miles: FIrst prize, $10 cup; second prize, $5 cup.
5) Speed Race. Unlimited
Class. Open to all boats: First prize, $15 cup; second prize, $10 cup.
4. Regatta
|
SPUD BUYERS'
SPECIAL 16 Mile Boats (To Greer's
Island and Return.) 1. Island
Scout-Island Transportation Co. page 3 RIVER EVENTS 2. Fred F. Lambourn 3. Wolf &
Sons 4. J.K. Armsby 5. Jonas
Erlanger 18 Mile Class (To Greer's
Island and Back.) 6. Ennis Brown
Co. 7. F. L. Fallas 8. Fawn II-A.
Fischer 9. Nemesis-E. S.
Grainard 10.__-J. Gilimaker 11. E. R. L.-Jack
McCarty 12. Wright O
Way-W. O. Wright 27. __-Chas.
F. Holman CABIN CRUISERS Speed 20 Miles
or Over (To Two-Mile
Stake Boat and Return/Four Laps/16 Miles.) 13. G. S.-George
Shima 14. Weyl Zuckerman 14 Mile Boats (To Two Mile
Stake Boat/Two Laps/8 Miles.) 15.
Five Friends-M.
Dohnelson 16.
Aries-Picker & Owens 17. Agnes-E. F.
Goodrum 18.
Norma-George M. Clark |
Races
Unlimited (Speed) (To Two Mile
Stake Boat/Five Laps/20 Miles.) 19. Shark-Widenmann & Gordon 20. Aristo II-Nunes Brothers 21. P. &
B.-S. P. Pankost 22. Rita-Valadaka & Stewart 23. Alma-Bagaupi 24.
"Russ"-D. C. Russell 25. Water
Bug-Andy Boss 26.
Mist-Lawrence Boss Races Stockton
Special (To Two Mile
Stake Boat/Five Laps/20 Miles.) 25. Water
Bug-Andy Boss 24. Russ-D. C.
Russell 26.
Mist-Lawrence Boss Sacramento to
Stockton (Unlimited.) 19. Shark-Widenmann & Gordon 20. Aristo II-Nunes Brothers 21. P. &
B.-S. P. Pankost 24. Russ-D.C.
Russell Sacramento to
Stockton 23. Alma-W. J.
Bagalupe page 4 Sunday 10. __-J. Gilimaker 8. Fawn II-A.
Fischer 9. Nemesis-E. S.
Brainard 27. Five
Friends-Dohelsen Sacramento to
Stockton (Traction
Company-Rodebaugh Special.) 28. The
Elizabeth-R. H. Finnie 29. The Red
Raven-Albert Elkus 30. The Veryl-Albert Bonheim 31. The
Amethyst-Hugh Maulden |
Officials
President of Day, Commodore J. F.
Peters; referee, Alex G. Bell; starter, George James; marshal of course, Wm. Unmack; assistant marshals, Captains A. H. Bell, Chas.
Wilson, Tom Harris and Joe Lundy.
Judges of Turns
and Finish:
Alameda, Henry Nielson, Thomas Burns; Ariels, James
Wilson, Joe Lewis; Dolphins, Frank Staib, Chas.
Zacharias; South Ends, Joe Grundy, Jim Driscoll.
Time Keepers, E. B. Thorning, V. Showell, Dan Doran.
1. Senior Barge
Race:
Alameda, Henry
Hess, stroke: John Lewis, No. 3; Oscar Sommers, No.
2; Al Brampton, bow; H. Kihn, coxswain.
Dolphins,
Al Hagerdon, stroke; Al Ambrose, No. 3; Oscar Mohr,
No. 2; Alex.
Pape, bow;
J. Kenniff, coxswain.
South Ends, L.
Green, stroke; G. Duffield, No. 3; M. Wheatley, No. 2; F. Illing,
bow; J. Scott, coxswain.
2. Junior Barge
Race:
Alameda, G.
Rutherford, stroke; G. Farosich, No. 3; C. Hacke, No. 2; J. Rattray, bow; H.
Kihn, coxswain.
Ariels, P. H.
Peterson, stroke; G. F. Bock, No. 3; N. McAnaird, No.
2; H. Trost, bow; Frank Parker, coxswain.
Dolphins, E.
Reynaud, stroke; F. Figoni, No. 3; W. Johnson, No. 2;
R. Rocca, bow; J. Kenniff,
coxswain.
Southends, R. McAllister,
stroke; A. J. Glessner, No. 3; D. Phelps, No. 2; E. Illing, bow; T. Boyle, coxswain.
3. Chance Race:
Dolphins,
H. Wellman, Oscar Mohr.
South Ends, V. S.
Showell, K. R. Varney.
4. Junior Skiff
Race:
Alameda, Fred Hacke.
Ariel, R. L. Reigal.
Dolphin,
Al Ambrose.
South
End, Ed Knotter or Frank Bergeman.
5. Senior Skiff
Race:
Alameda, Henry
Hess.
Ariel, Charlie
Wilson.
Dolphin,
Tom Harris.
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Officials
South
End, Ed Knotter or G. Benedict.
6. Intermediate
Barge Race:
Alameda, A. H.
Bell, stroke; C.Kiser, No. 3; G. Rutherford, No. 2;
G. Farisch, bow; H. Kihn,
coxswain.
Ariels, P. Peterson,
stroke; C.F. Bock, No. 3; N. McAnaird, No. 2; H. Trost, bow; F. Parker, coxswain.
Dolphins, W. Descalso, stroke; J. Doughty, No. 3; D. Cameron, No. 2, G. Minzemeir, bow; J. Keniff,
coxswain.
South Ends, R.
McAllister, stroke; A. J. Glessner, No. 3; D. Phelph, No. 2; E. Illing, bow; T.
Boyle, coxswain.
5. Decorated
Automobile Parade (5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.).
Ray
Friedberger, Chairman; H. R. McNoble,
W. X. Clark.
1. Best
Decorated Automible (King Prize), $75 cup.
2. Touring Cars:
First prize, $50 cup; second prize, $35 cup; third prize, $25 cup.
3. Runabouts:
First prize, $50 cup; second prize, $35 cup; third prize, $25 cup.
4. Auto Trucks:
First prize, $20 cup; second prize, $15 cup.
5. Auto Delivery
Wagons: First prize, $15 cup; second prize, $10 cup.
6. Agent having
most care represented: First prize, $25 cup; second prize, $15 cup.
6. Band Concert
on Plaza and Zouave Special Drill.
7. Band Concert
on Water.
8. Patriotic
Exercises and Flag Raising.
9. Decorated
Launch Parade
at 8:30 p.m. Landing of Commodore Sloat
on California soil and raising of American flag at Monterey July 7, 1846, will
be re enacted. Short addresses by Grand President Clarence E.
Jarvis of N. S. G. W. and Grand President Olive Bedford Matlock of N. D. G. W.
First prize, $24 cash; second prize, $20 cash.
10. Fire Works.
11. Sacred
Concert on Plaza.
Sunday
GRAND
CONCERT
4:00 p.m. Grand
Concert of Plaza by all visiting bands playing en semble,
preceded by short parade.
PROGRAM
Parade
Numbers
"March
Religioso" by W. Paris Chambers, introducing
"Onward, Christian Soldiers" by Sullivan and the old hymn "Adeste Fidelis" and the
quick step "El Capitan" by Sousa.
CONCERT PART I.
Edward
B. Condy of Stockton, Director. "Hail
Columbia". Grand march "Tannhauser" by
Wagner. Intermezzo, "Cavalleria
Rusticana" by Mascagni.
PART
II
J.
W. Tilton of Fresno, Director. The "Coronation
March" from the "Prophet" by Meyerbeer. The "Lost Chord" by Sullivan. "Stars
and Stripes Forever" by Sousa. "The Star Spangled
Banner."
Monday
PARADE
|
W. E.
O'CONNER, Grand Marshal. |
C.
E. MANTHEY, Chief Aide. |
HILLIARD E.
WELCH, Chief of Staff. |
Route
of Procession
The line of march will be on Market street
from Sutter street to Aurora street, thence to Main, west on Main street to El
Dorado street, north on El Dorado to Willow street, counter marching on El
Dorado street to Weber avenue, thence east to Grant street, where parade will
be reviewed. No parlor will be allowed to leave the line of march
until it has passed the reviewing stand. Division marshals will conduct parlors
to their respective headquarters.
Formation
of Divisions
The divisions will form on the streets to
the south of Market in the following order: Division marshals are warned to
keep all crossings and intersections absolutely cleared. The advance will form
on the north side of Washington street, right resting
on Sutter street facing east, and will occupy the north side of Washington
street from Sutter to Hunter.
Division No. 1 will form on the south side
of Washington street, right resting on Sutter facing east, and will occupy the
south side of Washington street from Sutter to San Joaquin and the east side of
San Joaquin street from Washington to Lafayette.
Division No. 2 will form on the west side
of Sutter street, right resting on Washington street facing north, and will
occupy the west side of Sutter street from Washington to Lafayette and the
north side of Lafayette from Sutter to San Joaquin.
Division no. 3 will form on the southside of Lafayette street, right resting on Sutter
facing east, and will occupy the south side of Lafayette from Sutter to San
Joaquin and the east side of San Joaquin from Lafayette to Sonora.
Division No. 4
will form on the west side of Sutter street, right resting on Lafayette facing
north, and will occupy the west side of Sutter street from Lafayette to Sonora
and the north side of Sonora from Sutter to San Joaquin.
Division No. 5
will form on the south side of Sonora street, right resting on Sutter facing
east, and will occupy the south side of Sonora street from Sutter to San
Joaquin and the east side of San Joaquin from Sonora to Church.
Division No. 6
will form on the west side of Sutter street, right resting on Sonora facing
north, and will occupy the west side of Sutter street from Sonora to Church and
the north side of Church from Sutter to San Joaquin.
Division No. 7
will form on the east side of Sutter street, right resting on Sonora facing
north, and will occupy the east side of Sutter from Sonora to Church and the
north side of Church from Sutter to California.
Division No. 8
will form on the south side of Sonora street, right resting on Sutter facing west, and will occupy the south side
of Sonora from Sutter to California and the west side of California from Sonora
to Church.
Division No. 9
will form on the east side of California street, right resting on Sonora facing
north, and will occupy the east side of California from Sonora to Church and
the north side of Church from California to American.
Division No. 10
will form on the east side of Sutter street, right resting on Lafayette facing
north, and will occupy the east side of Sutter from Lafayette to Sonora and the
north side of Sonora from Sutter to California.
Division No. 11
will form on the south side of Lafayette street, right resting on Sutter facing
west, and will occupy the south side of Lafayette from Sutter to California and
the west side of California from Lafayette to Sonora.
Division No. 12
will form on the east side of California street, right resting on Lafayette
facing north, and will occupy the east side of California from Lafayette to
Sonora and the north side of Sonora from California to American.
Division No. 13
will form on the east side of Sutter street, right resting on Washington facing
north, and will occupy the east side of Sutter street from Washington to
Lafayette and the north side of Lafayette from Sutter to California.
Division No. 14
will form on the south side of Washington street, right resting on Sutter
facing west, and will occupy the south side of Washington from Sutter to
California and the west side of California from Washington to Lafayette.
Division No. 15
will form on the east side of California street, right resting on Washington
facing north, and will occupy the east side of California from Washington to
Lafayette and the north side of Lafayette from California to American.
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Monday
ORDER OF
PROCESSION
ADVANCE
Mounted
police.
Police patrol.
Grand
Marshal W. E. O'Connor of Stockton.
Chief
of Aide C. E. Manthey of Stockton.
Chief
of Staff Hilliard E. Welch of Lodi.
Adjutant
John R. Williams of Stockton.
Aides
de Camp John M. Perry and George R. Baker of Stockton.
Official
buglers.
The
Nationals.
Stockton
Union band.
Aides
to grand marshal.
|
Col. Frank W.
Marston James D.
Phelan Henry Dahl John T.
Skelton Wm. J. Wynn Joseph B.
Keenan Joseph A. Belloli Max E. Licht John W.
Dougherty D. Q. Troy J. J. Keating R. C. Peppin Felix Sais Dr. Frank I.
Gonzales Louis F. Erb |
Percy V. Long Judge Emmett
Sewall M. D. Smith O. Z. Bailey F. J. Corcoran John D. Bromfeld M. D. Duffy Geo. H. Murphy E. P. Gobin Norman Shain J. S. Hogan Oscar Dale J. Emmett
Haden J. J. Van Nostrand C. A. Dryer |
Aides
to float marshal.
|
Carl.
W. Oser |
John
W. Kerrick |
Float, "The
Gateway of Prosperity."
Grand President,
Clarence N. Jarvis.
Governor,
Hiram W. Johnson.
Lieutenant
Governor Wallace.
Adjutant General
E. A. Forbes.
Mayor R. R. Reibenstein.
Invited
guests.
Grand
officers N. S. G. W.
Grand President
N. D. G. W. Olive Bedford-Matlock.
Grand
officers N. D. G. W.
Past
grand presidents N. S. G. W.
Past
grand presidents N. D. G. W.
Float,: The Days of Old, the Days of Gold, the Days of '49."
page 11
Order of
Procession
Stephen
Richardson, eighty one years a Native Son.
California
Pioneers.
Mexican
War Veterans.
|
FIRST DIVISION Marshal,
William D. Hobro Jr. of San Francisco. Aides O. D.
Carson, S. P. Elliott. San Francisco
police escort. California
Parlor drum corps. California
Parlor, No. 1, N. S. G. W. Golden Gate, No.
29, N.S.W.G. Mission Parlor
drum corps and drill team. Mission, No.
38, N. S. G. W. Marysville,
No. 6. SECOND
DIVISION Marshal Arthur
M. Free of San Jose. Aides William Geoffroy, W. A. Hildreth. San Jose band. San Jose, No.
22, N. S. G. W. San Mateo, No.
23, N. S. G. W. Watsonville,
No. 65, N. S. G. W. Santa Clara,
No. 100, N. S. G. W. Garden City
band. Garden City drum corps. Garden City,
No. 82, N. S. G. W. Observatory,
No. 177, N. S. G. W. Mountain View,
No. 215, N. S. G. W. Palo Alto, No.
216, N. S. G. W. THIRD DIVISION Marshal James
Whitaker of Galt. Marshal Dr. T.
B. W. Leland of Galt. Aides James A.
Mahoney, George H. Nicewonger. Sacramento
Parlor band. Sacramento,
No. 3, N. S. G. W. Sutter, Native
Daughters. Elk Grove, No.
41, N. S. G. W. Granite, No.
83, N. S. G. W. Sutter Fort,
No. 241, N. S. G. W. Galt, No. 243,
N. S. G. W. Argonaut, No.
8. page 12 Monday
continued Placerville,
No. 9, N. S. G. W. Horace Greeley
stage. FOURTH
DIVISION Marshal Hon.
William H. Langdon of Modesto. Aides A. R.
Atwood, D. H. Kettlemen. Pacific Parlor
band. Pacific, No.
10, N. S. G. W. San Francisco drum corps. San Francisco,
No. 49, N. S. G. W. San Souci, No.
96, Native Daughters. Orinda, No.
566, Native Daughters. El Dorado
Parlor drum corps. El Dorado, No.
52, N. S. G. W. Golden State,
No. 50, Native Daughters. Los Angeles,
No. 45, N. S. G. W. Ramona, No.
109, N. S. G. W. FIFTH DIVISION Marshal Will
A. Dower of San Andreas. Aides D. Solari and Dr. George F. Pache. Preston School
band. Features of
early days. Amador, No. 17
N. S. G. W. Ione, No. 33, N.
S. G. W. Plymouth, No.
48, N. S. G. W. Ursula, No. 1,
Native Daughters. Excelsior, No.
131, N. S. G. W. Keystone, No.
173, N. S. G. W. Ruby, No. 46,
Native Daughters. Princess, No.
84, N. S. G. W. Princess
Parlor float. Sequoia,
Native Daughters. Geneva, No.
107, Native Daughters. San Andreas,
No. 113, Native Daughters. Calaveras
Parlor float. Calaveras, No.
67, N. S. G. W. Angels Parlor float. Angels, No.
80, N. S. G. W. Chispa, No. 139, N.
S. G. W. Dardanelle,
No. 66. Tuolumne, No.
144, N. S. G. W. Laurel Lake,
No. 257, N. S. G. W. page 13 Order of
Procession Miners with
pack jacks. The Mother
Lode mines, "The Spirit of '49." SIXTH DIVISION Marshal Thomas
F. Finn of San Francisco. Aides A. G. Johnson,
Herbert J. Smythe. National
Parlor band. Nation Parlor
Drill team. National
Parlor, No. 118. Rincon Parlor drum corps. Rincon, No.
72, N. S. G. W. Gabrielle, No.
139, Native Daughters. Bay City
Parlor drum corps. Bay City, No.
104, N. S. G. W. National
Parlor drill team. National, No.
118, N. S. G. W. Hesperian, No.
137, N. S. G. W. Alcatraz
Parlor drum corps. Alcatraz, No.
145, N. S. G. W. Vallejo, No.
77. SEVENTH
DIVISION Marshal Judge
Frank H. Kerrigan of San Francisco. Aides Tom
Dillon, J. Harry Daly. Stanford
Parlor band. Stanford, No.
76, N. S. G. W. Yosemite, No.
83, Native Daughters. Alcalde Parlor drum corps. Alcalde, No. 154, N.
S. G. W. South San
Francisco Parlor drum and picolo corps. South San
Francisco, No. 157, N. S. G. W. Sequoia Parlor
drum corps. Sequoia, No.
160, N. S. G. W. EIGHTH
DIVISION Marshal M. B.
Morrison of Oakland. Aides P.
Slattery, F. J. Weber. Alameda County
Parlors, Section 1 Alameda Parlor
band. Alameda, No.
37, N. S. G. W. Oakland, No.
50, N. S. G. W. Los Positas, No. 96, N. S. G. W. Eden, No. 113,
N. S. G. W. |
page 14 Monday,
continued. Piedmont
Parlor band. Piedmont, No.
120, N. S. G. W. Wistaria, No. 127, N.
S. G. W. Halcyon Parlor
drum corps. Halcyon, No.
146, N. S. G. W. Brooklyn
Parlor drum corps. Brooklyn, No.
151, N. S. G. W. Brooklyn, No.
157, Native Daughters. Washington,
No. 169, N. S. G. W. NINTH DIVISION Marshal W. W.
Manning of Fruitvale. Aides W. J. Baccus, W. E. Kelly. Alameda County
Parlors, Section 2 Athens Parlor
band. Athens, No.
195, N. S. G. W. Berkeley
Parlor drum corps. Berkeley, No.
210, N. S. G. W. Richmond
Parlor band. Richmond, No.
217, N. S. G. W. Estudillo, No. 223, N.
S. G. W. Bay View, No.
238, N. S. G. W. Claremont
Parlor drum corps. Claremont, No.
240, N. S. G. W. Argonaut, No.
166, Native Daughters. Pleasanton,
No. 244, N. S. G. W. Niles, No.
250, N. S. G. W. Fruitvale
Parlor band. Fruitvale, No.
252, N. S. G. W. TENTH DIVISION Marshal Sol Poisor of Fresno. Aides Benj.
Cooper, W. J. Kline. Fresno Parlor
Features Fresno Parlor
band. Raisin float. Fresno, No.
25, N. S. G. W. Precita Parlor drum corps. Precita, No. 187, N.
S. G. W. Olympus Parlor
drum corps. Olympus, No.
189, N. S. G. W. Presidio
Parlor drum and piccalo corps. Presidio, No.
194, N. S. G. W. Marshal, No.
202, N. S. G. W. Dolores, No.
208, N. S. G. W. page 15 Order of
Procession ELEVENTH
DIVISION Marshal F. E.
Plate of San Francisco. Aides D. Cavagnaro, J. A. Ryan. Sunset Parlor
band. Sunset, No.
26, N. S. G. W. Twin Peaks
Parlor drum corps. Twin Peaks
Parlor drill team. Twin Peaks,
No. 214, N. S. G. W. El Capitan,
No. 222, N. S. G. W. Russian Hill,
No. 229, N. S. G. W. Guadelupe Parlor drum corps. Guadelupe, No. 231, N.
S. G. W. Guadelupe, No. 153,
Native Daughters. Presidio Parlor
drum and piccolo corps. Castro, No.
232, N. S. G. W. Castro, No.
178, Native Daughters. TWELFTH
DIVISION Marshal F. A.
Daugherty. Aides Fritz Hilken and Miss Myrtle Frerichs. Tracy Parlor
band. Tracy, No.
186, N. S. G. W. El Pescadero Parlor float. El Pescadero, No. 82, Native Daughters. Balboa Parlor drum corps. Balboa, No.
234, N. S. G. W. Army and Navy,
No. 207, Native Daughters. Yosemite, No.
24, Native Daughters. Portola, No.
172, Native Daughters. Niantic Parlor
drum corps. Niantic, No.
105, N. S. G. W. James Lick,
No. 242, N. S. G. W. THIRTEENTH
DIVISION Marshal Walter
E. Garrison of Modesto. Aides T. W. Hummell, George A. Jehant. Modesto Parlor
band. Modesto Parlor
float. Modesto, No.
11, N. S. G. W. Oakdale, No.
142, N. S. G. W. Sea Point Parlor
drum corps. Sea Point, No.
158, N. S. G. W. page 16 Monday
continued. Mount Tamalpais, No. 64, Mount Tamalpais, No. 64, Native Daughters. Sea Point,
Native Daughters. Nicasio, No. 183, N.
S. G. W. Petaluma, No.
27, N. S. G. W. Santa Rosa,
No. 28, N. S. G. W. Healdsburg,
No. 68, N. S. G. W. Glen Ellen,
No. 103, __.S.G.W. FOURTEENTH
DIVISION Marshal J. W.
Glenn of Stockton. Aides George
Thompson, William Kerr. Lodi
equestrians, T. H. McLachlan, red; F. D. Ralls, white; B. C. Daugherty, blue
and O. W. Siegelkoff, gold. Hannan partol. Manteca band. Manteca float. Ivy, No. 88,
Native Daughters. Ivy Parlor float. Lodi, No. 18, N.
S. G. W. Lodi Parlor float. Lodi band. Joaquin, No.
5, Native Daughters. Float,
"The Sentinel." Boy Scouts. Float,
"California's Golden Poppy." Stockton
Parlor drum corps. Stockton, No.
7, N. S. G. W. Stockton Boys'
band. WILLIAM E.
O'CONNOR, Grand Marshal. CHAS. E.
MANTHEY, Chief Aide. HILLIARD E.
WELCH, Chief of Staff. |
LITERARY EXERCISES.
Yosemite Theater, 3 o'clock
p.m., September 9th. Opening remarks by Grand
President N. S. G. W. Clarence E. Jarvis.
Selection by the Lotus Male
Quartette, "To Arms" by Dudley Buck. T. T.
Smith, R. T.Moore, tenors; E. W. Butters, J. E.
Ziegler, bassos.
Soprano solo (a) "Were
I a Bird" by Frederick K. Logan; (b) "At Parting" by Ruth Troward, Mrs. A. F. Flanagan.
Address, John F. Davis,
Grand Third Vice President, "University Fellowships in Pacific Coast
History."
Selection, by the Lotus
Male Quartette, "Water Lilies" by Karl Luiders.
Baritone solo (a) "A
Banjo Song" by Sidney Homer; (b) "Love Me If I Live" by Arthur
Foote, Mr. Frank Thornton Smith.
Address, by Lewis F. Byington,
Past Grand President, "The Order's Loyalty."
"America," by the
audience.
Accompanist, Mrs. Frank S.
Ziegler.
COMMITTEE
|
A. J. Turner,
chairman. |
E.
A. Simard. |
Hilliard
E. Welch. |
page 18
Monday,
continued.
OFFICIAL
PROGRAM
OF
THE
Track
and Field Championships
OF
THE
Pacific
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
MONDAY,
SEPT. 9th, AT 2 P.M.
Under
the Auspices of the Native Sons of the Golden West
P.
A. A. CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE
|
HERBERT
HAUSER, Chairman |
ROBERT
W. DODD |
P.
C. GERHARDT |
STOCKTON
COMMITTEE
|
CHESTER
CONKLIN FRED HOLMAN R. E. ESPLEN |
GEORGE
SIEVERS, Chairman J.
O. GOSSETT |
C. B. SMITH LAURENCE PEASE L. V. PETERSON |
TRACK
EVENTS
EVENT I.
100 yard Dash (Trial Heats).
Record:
10 sec.; Schifferstein O, Parsons O, Snedigar C, P. C. Gerhardt O, Haley O.
|
COMP. NO. |
FIRST HEAT |
COMP. NO. |
SECOND HEAT |
COMP. NO. |
THIRD HEAT |
|
1. |
A.F. Gates P |
6. |
W. G. Smeltzer P |
11. |
H. Acton P |
|
2. |
F. Meillette P |
7. |
R. K. Rogers P |
12. |
H. E. Lapkin B. B. |
|
3. |
E. Best O |
8. |
C. F. Gannon
S.A.C. |
13. |
O. F. Snedigar O. P. |
|
4. |
T. Lennon St.
M. C. |
9. |
P. C. Gerhardt
O |
14. |
E. Gisin St. M. C. |
|
5. |
T. West St. M.
C. |
10. |
A. Righetti St. M. C. |
15. |
L. F. Goodman
Un. |
Won
by__________-Won by_________
Second__________-Second__________
Time____________-Time____________
Won
by___________
Time______________
page 19
Track Events
EVENT II.
880 yard Run.
Record:1 min. 58 sec.; Dowd C.
|
COMP. NO. |
FIRST HEAT |
COMP. NO. |
SECOND HEAT |
|
1. |
A. F. Gates P |
39. |
W. B. Teall P |
|
42. |
Wm. Greer P |
28. |
C. A. Hoenisch P |
|
65. |
E. R. Crabb C |
71. |
J. Tracy Jr. T |
|
45. |
R. R. Hanford
O |
21. |
L. H. Day S. F.
Y. M. C. A. |
|
__ |
[C. A. |
16. |
16. A. F.
Laurence Un. |
|
29. |
J. W. Leggett
S.F.Y.M. |
72. |
D. G. Vedder C. |
|
66. |
G. SIMON Un. |
30. |
H. A. Woods,
S. A. C. |
|
67. |
H.C. Faulkner
H.E.H.S. |
23. |
H. Suerstedt O. Y. M. C. A. |
|
50. |
H. A. Benneson P. |
32. |
T. M. Cramer O |
|
99. |
D. Brown
S.F.Y.M.C.A. |
73. |
A. L. Kurtz O |
|
24. |
W. Hoburg O |
103. |
T. J. O’Shea T |
|
18. |
E. MacCauley O |
74. |
E. W. Farren Un. |
|
68. |
C. Galvin
S.A.A. |
75. |
E. M. Bonnett S |
|
69. |
R. Valught St. M.C. |
76. |
R. Watson St.
M. C. |
|
70. |
E. Reagan St.M.C. |
|
|
Won
by----------Third-----------
Second----------Time------------
EVENT III
100-yard Dash (Final Heat).
Won
by----------Third-----------
Second----------Time------------
EVENT
IV.
120-yard
Hurdles (Trials).
Record:
15 1-5 sec.; W. Edwards C.
|
COMP. NO. |
First Heat |
COMP. NO. |
Second Heat |
COMP. NO. |
Third Heat |
|
35. |
F. L. Maker P |
38. |
C. S. Morris O |
105. |
E. Beeson O |
|
14. |
E. Gisin St. M. C. |
6. |
W. G. Smeltzer P |
37. |
A. Wynn P |
|
36. |
J. K. Norton,
Un. |
40. |
T. Horan, St.
M. C. |
|
|
Won
by----------Won by----------
Second----------Second------------
Time-------------Second-----------
EVENT
V.
One Mile Run
Record:
McClure O, 4 min. 24 2.5 sec.
Page 20
|
COMP. NO. - FIRST HEAT 39.
W. B. Teall P 42.
Wm. Greer P 65.
E. R. Crabbe C 44.
Wm. Everett T 45.
R. R. Hanford O 85.
R. S. Martin Un. 16.
A. F. Laurence Un. 66.
G. Simon Un 48.
R. H. Lee P 61.
H. M. Williams O 30.
H. A. Woods S. A. C. 23.
H. Suerstedt O. Y. M. C. A. 86 D.
J. Kessing S. A. A. |
COMP. NO. SECOND HEAT 53.
J. Phillipson P 54.
W. F. Corbett P 43.
J. J. Burke O 56.
E. V. Stout O 21.
L. H. Day S.
F. Y. M. C. A. 29. J. W. Leggett S. F. Y. M. C. A. 59.
H. W. Larsen S. F.Y. M. C. A. 47.
W. H. Quinn S. F. Y. M. C. A. 72.
D. G. Vedder C 67.
H. C. Faulkner H. E. H. S. 50.
H. A. Benneson P 99.
D. Brown S. F. Y. M. C. A. 62.
R. Smith Un. 69. Robt. Vlught St. M. C. 70.
E. Reagan St. M. C. 102. R. Howden, O. Y.
M. C. A. |
Won
by_________Third_______
Second________Time_________
EVENT VI.
440-yard
Run
Record: 48 4-5 sec.; E. MacCauley O.
|
COMP.
NO. - FIRST HEAT 1.
A. F. Gates P 17.
J. Learner P 21.
L. H. Day S. F. Y. M C. A. 22.
R. A. Vitousek Un. 23.
H. Suerstedt O. Y. M. C. A. 19.
M. Joy O 24.
W. Hoburg O 25.
A. J. Gerlach P 26.
D. Doran St. M. C. |
COMP.
NO. - SECOND HEAT 11.
H. Acton P 28.
C. A. Hoenisch P 29.
J. W. Leggett S. F. Y. M. C. A. 30.
H. A. Woods S. A. C. 18.
E. MacCauley O 31.
R. Kelly O 32.
T. M. Cramer O 33.
R. A. Mitscher S. A. A. 34. P
Stoltz St. M. C. 104. Ed Martin P. |
Won
by________Third________
Second________Time________
EVENT VII.
120-yard Hurdle (Final).
Won
by________Third________
Second________Time ________
EVENT VIII.
120-YARD RUN (Trial Heats). First in each
Heat Quality.
Record: 22 sec.; Thos. Coleman S.
Page
21
|
COMP.
NO. - FIRST HEAT 2.
F. Meillette P 8.
C. F. Gannon S. A. C. 3.
E. Best O 4.
T. Lennon St. M. C. |
COMP.
NO. - SECOND HEAT 9.
P. C. Gerhardt O. 6.
Wm. G. Smeltzer P 16.
A. F. Laurance Un. 5.
F. West St. M. C. 104. Ed Martin P |
COMP.
NO. - THIRD HEAT 17.
J. Learner P. 7.
R. K. Rogers P 12.
H. E. Lapkin B. B. 18.
E. MacCauley O |
COMP.
NO. - FOURTH HEAT 1.
A. Gates P 11.
H. Acton P 19.
M. Joy O 20. G. Parker S. A. A. |
Won
By________Won By________
Seond_________Second _________
Time__________Time__________
EVENT IX.
220-yard
Hurdles. Trials. (Firsts Qualify.)
Record: 24 4-5 sec.; H. Johns C.
|
COMP.
NO. - FIRST HEAT 6.
W. G. Smeltzer P 11.
H. Acton P 14.
E. Gisin St. M. C. |
COMP.
NO. - SECOND HEAT 35.
F. L. Maker P 8.
C. F. Gannon S. A. C. 36.
J. K. Norton Un. |
COMP.
NO. - THIRD HEAT 37.
A. W. Wynn P 38.
C. S. Morris O 25.
A. J. Gerlach P |
COMP.
NO. - FOURTH HEAT 39.
W. B. Teall P 40.
T. Horan St. M. C. 105. E. Beeson O |
Won
by_________Won by_________
Time___________Time ___________
EVENT
X.
Five
Mile Run
Record: 26 min, 28 2-5 sec.; Nelson Un.
|
COMP.
NO. - FIRST HEAT 41.
F. Fenton P 42.
Wm. Greer P 43.
J. J. Burke O 44.
Wm. Everitt T 45 R. R. Hanford O 46.
Al Grose V. V. A. A. 21.
L. H. Day S. F. Y. M. C.A. 47.
Wm. Quinn S. F. Y. M. C. A. 48.
R. H. Lee P 49.
O. J. MILLARD O 50. H.. A. Benneson P 51.
James Cole Un. 52.
L. F. McNeil Un. |
COMP.
NO. - SECOND HEAT 53.
J. Phillipson P 54.
W. F. Corbett P 55. J. Flood Un. 56.
E. V. Stout O 57 J. H. Jochins
O. Y. M. C. A. 58.
Wm. Spanton S. F. Y. M. C. A. 59.
H. W. Larsen, S. F. Y. M. 60.
H. L. Morton Un. 61.
S. M. WILLIAMS O 30.
H. A. Woods S. A. C. 62.
R. Smith Un. 63.
Jas. Avdulos S. A. A. 64. Geo.
Branner S. 102. Robt. Howden O. Y. M. C. A. |
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Time___________
EVENT XI.
220-yard Run. Final
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Time___________
EVENT XII.
220-yard Hurdle. Final
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Time___________
EVENT XIII.
One Mile Relay Race.
Four men on each
team to run 440 yards each.
Points in this event do not count for championship.
Olympic Club Pastime Club St Mary’s College
Stockton Athletic Association
Won
By__________ Third___________
Second___________
Time___________
FIELD EVENTS.
EVENT 1.
Running
High Jump
Record: 6 ft. 7 in.; G. Horine S.
|
COMP
NO. - FIRST HEAT 35.
F. L. Maker P 93.
G. Sahlander
P 87.
R. Kendrick O 88.
O. L. Baumbaugh O 89.
P. Guyler,
St. M. C. |
COMP
NO. - SECOND HEAT 37.
A. W. Wynn P. 22.
R. A. Vitousek Un. 90.
G. L. Horine
O 36.
J. K. NORTON
Un. 91.
W. R. Finney S 34.
P. Stolz St. M. C. 105.
E. Beeson O |
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Time___________
Page
23
Field Events
EVENT II.
Running
Broad Jump
Record: 23 ft. 7 92-100 in.; O. F. SNEDIGAR C.
|
COMP.
NO. - FIRST HEAT 2.
F. Meillette
P 28.
C. A. Hoenisch P 71.
J. Tracy Jr. T 23.
H. Suerstedt O. Y. M. C. A. 88. O. L. Baumbaugh O 3.
E. Best O 92
H. McCandless S. F. Y. M. C. A. |
COMP.
NO. - SECOND HEAT 35.
F. L. Maker P 94.
S. L. Dickson, S. A. C. 8.
C. F. Gannon
S. A. C. 19.
M. Joy O 87.
R. Kendrick O 13.
O. F. Snedigar O 89. P.
Guyler St. M. C. 105.
E. Beeson O |
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Time___________
EVENT III.
Hop,
Step and Jump
Record 46 ft. 2 Ľ in.; T. Roger I. A. A. C.
|
COMP
NO. - FIRST HEAT 38.
C.S. Morris O 35.
F. L. Maker P 93.
G. Sahlander
P 8.
C. F. Gannon
S. A. C. 90.
G. L. Horine
O 3.
E. Best O 92.
H. McCandless S. F. Y. M. C. A. |
COMP
NO. - SECOND HEAT 2.
F. Meillette
P 28.
C. A. Hoenisch P 71.
J. Tracy Jr. T 88.
O. L. Baumbaugh O 87.
R. Kendrick O 13.
O. F. Snedigar O 103.
T. J. O’Shea T |
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Distance________
EVENT IV.
Pole Vault.
Record: 12 ft. 10 3-t in.; L. S. SCOTT S.
|
COMP
NO. - FIRST HEAT 97.
B. A. Dixon P 100.
G. E. Mellon
Un. 88.
O. L. Baumbaugh O 98.
Wm. Noonan P |
COMP
NO. - SECOND HEAT 94 S. J. Dickson S. A. C. 87.
R. Kindrick
O 90.
G. Horine
O 101.
E. Drier St.
M. C. 103
T. J. O’Shea T. |
Won
by__________ Third__________
Second__________
Height_________
EVENT V.
16-lb. Shot Put.
Record: 51 ft.; Ralph Rose O.
|
COMP.
NO.
FIRST HEAT 81.
K. W.Shattuck C 38.
C. S. Morris O 83.
F. Rice O 79.
R. Rose O 13.
O. F. Snedigar O |
COMP.
NO.
SECOND HEAT 94.
S. J. Dickson, S.A.C. 77.
I. M. McEachern P 82.
D. Mahoney O 80.
T. Wheaton St.M.C. 89.
P. Guyler
St.M.C. 95.
R. Caughey
U. H.S. |
Won
by_____________Third_____________
Second_____________
Distance__________
EVENT VI.
16-lb.
Hammer Throw.
Record: 172 ft.; A. Plaw C.
|
COMP. NO.
FIRST HEAT 79.
R. Rose O 82.
D. Mahoney O 83.
F. Rice O 92.
H. McCandless S. F. Y.M.C.A |
COMP. NO.
SECOND HEAT 77.
J. M. McEachern P 81.
K. W. Shattuck C 84.
A. M. Tangemann S.A.A. 80.
T. Wheaton St.M.C. |
Won
by_____________Third___________
Second_____________
Distance________
EVENT VII.
Discus
Throw
Record: 132 ft. 11 Ľ in.; Alderman S.
|
COMP. NO.
FIRST HEAT 81.
K. W. Shattuck C 77.
J. M. McEachern P 95.
R. Caughey U. H. S. 79.
R. Rose O 96.
G. Hubbenette O 84.
A. Tangemann S.A.A. 89.
Gyler
St. M.C. |
COMP. NO.
SECOND HEAT 38.
C. S. Morris O 82.
D. Mahoney O 83.
F. Rice O 13.
O. F. Snedigar O 92.
H. McCandless S.F.Y.M.C.A. |
Won
by__________Third___________
Second__________
Distance ________
EVENT VIII.
56-lb.
Weight Throw
Record: 32 ft. 1 in.; V. C. Baculich O.
|
COMP. NO.
FIRST HEAT 77.
J. M. McEachern P 78.
P. Donovan P 79.
R. Rose O 80.
T. Wheaton St.M.C. 13.
O. F. Snedigar O |
COMP. NO.
SECOND HEAT 81.
K. W. Shattuck 82.
D. Mahoney O 83.
F. Rice O 84.
A. M. Tangemann S.A.A. |
Won
by__________Third___________
Second__________
Distance________
Page
25
EVENT IX.
Javelin
Throw.
Record; 166 ft 1
in.; O. F. Snedigar
O. C.
|
COMP. NO.
FIRST HEAT 81.
K. W. Shattuck C 77.
J. M. McEachern P 79.
R. Rose O 87.
R. Kendrick O 96.
G. Hubbenette O 25.
A. J. Gerlach P 89.
P. Guyler
St.M.C. |
COMP. NO.
SECOND HEAT 38.
C. S. Morris O 82.
D. Hahoney
O 83.
F. Rice O 90.
G. L. Horine
O 13.
O. F. Snedigar O 92.
H. McCandless S.F.Y.M.C.A.
80. T. Wheaton St.M.C. |
Won
by____________Third__________
Second____________
Distance _______
ABBREVIATIONS.
O—Olympic Club; P—Pastime Athletic Club;
T—Tamalpais Club;
C—University
of California; S. A. C.—Sacramento Athletic Club—S. F. Y. M. C. A.—San
Francisco Y. M. C. A.; V. V. A. A.—Visitacion Valley
Athletic Association; O. Y. M. C. A.—Oakland Y. M. C. A.;--H. E. H. S.-Humboldt
Evening High School;--Un—Unattached;--B. B.—B’nai B’rith; S. A. A.—Stockton
Athletic Association; S—Stanford University; St. M. C.—St Mary’s College.
Officials of the Annual Track and Field
Championships of the Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic Union:
OFFICIALS.
JOHN ELLIOTT, Referee.
|
Starter— George James Clerk
of Course— Frank Boek Assistant
Clerks— Chester Conklin J. O. Gossett Chief
Field Judge— Joseph R. Hickey Field
Judges— H. H. Maundrell Otto Rittler A. Katchinski A. M. Barnett R. E. Esplen L. V. Peterson C. B. Smith L. Pease |
Chief
Timer— Charles Minto Timers— Robert W. Dodd Walter Christie H. M. Strickler John Hammersmith Chief
Judge of Finish— Fred Holman Judges
of Finish— T. I. Fitzpatrick L. H. Frankenheimer Thos. Booyle Wm. Unmack Inspectors— A. G. Putman C. H. Tooze Scorer— Eustace M. Peixotto |
4:00 to 5:30 p. m.—Inspection
of Capitol Mill, Sperry Flour Company.
Program: Short address by Olive Bedford Matlock, Grand President N. D.
G. W.; Clarence E. Jarvis, Grand President N. S. G. W., and H. C.
Lichtenberger, Junior Past Grand President of the N. S. G. W.
Page
26
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OF PARLOR HEADQUARTERS
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Hotel, 26 S. Sutter St. PIEDMONT,
No. 120_____________ ___Philomathean Club, 1000 N. Hunter HALCYON,
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Bungalow, 905 N. California St. ATHENS,
No 195_________________ Union Hall, N. W. Cor. Sutter & Mkt. BERKELEY,
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No 8__________________ San Joaquin Bldg., San Joa.
& Weber Calaveras
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No. 67________________ Front Hall, Comm’l
Col., Record Bldg. ANGELS,
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Col., Record Bldg. CHISPA,
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TAMALPAIS, No 64_____________ Rooms 80-2-4-6, San Joaquin Building SEA
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No. 27 ________________ SANTA
ROSA, No. 28_______________ _____ Budd, House, No. 219 N. Sutter HEALDSBURG,
No. 68______________ ______Budd House, No. 219 N. Sutter GLEN
ELLEN, No. 102 ______________ ______Budd House, No. 219 N. Sutter SONOMA,
No. 111__________________ ______Budd House, No. 219 N. Sutter SEBASTOPOL,
No. 143______________ ______Budd House, No. 219 N. Sutter Stanislaus
County MODESTO,
No. 11__________________ OAKDALE,
No. 142_________________ SANTA
CRUZ, No. 90 _______________ Tuolumne
County TUOLUMNE,
No. 144________________ __________________251 North Center LAUREL
LAKE, No. 257 _____________ _____________________251
North Center NATIVE
DAUGHTERS Past
Presidents—Association No. 1 N. D. G. W. Alameda County BAY
VIEW, No. 238________________ BROOKLYN,
No. 157_______________ Snell Bungalow, 905 N. California St. ARGONAUT,
No. 166__W. C. T. U. Hall PIEDMONT,
No. 87_________________ Philomathean Club, 100 North Hunter Amador County URSULA,
No. 1_____________________
Front Hall, 3d Floor, Record Building Calaveras
County RUBY,
No. 46 ______________________ PRINCESS,
No. 84___________________ GENEVA,
No. 107___________________ ___________Third Floor, Record Bldg. SAN
ANDREAS, No. 113 _____________ ___________Third Floor, Record Bldg. Marin County MARINITA
No. 198 or RAFAEL, No. 198
San Joaquin Bldg., N. W. cor. Weber
and San Joaquin St. Sacramento
County SUTTER,
No. 111__________________ San Francisco
County GOLDEN
STATE, No. 50 ___________ ORINDA,
No. 56 __________________ YOSEMITE,
No. 83 ________________ PRESIDIO,
No. 148____Red Men’s Hall GUADALUPE,
No. 153_____________ PORTOLA,
No. 172 ________________ TWIN
PEAKS, No. 185 _____________ Jr. Order Hall, Austin Bldg., Main And American. San Joaquin
County JOAQUIN,
No. 5___________________ EL
PESCADERO, No. 82____________ ________ Auditorium Masonic Temple IVY,
No. 88_Auditorium, Masonic Temple Tuloumne County DARDANELLE,
No. 66__521 N. Center St. ANONA,
No. 164______ 521 No. Center St. |
Transcribed by Betty Vickroy.
Source: “N.S.G.W. Program Admission Day Grand Celebration, Stockton, California,
September 7, 8, 9, 1912” 31
pages. Publ. by N.S.G.W. Stockton, Cal., Cecil Kenyon in charge.
1912.
© 2010 Betty Vickroy.
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