The herald., 1896-01-01
TOURNAMENT OF TIE ROSES
Great Gala Day Offered by Pasadena s
Citizens
A Procession Of Decorated Rigs, Floats and
Turnouts Of All D=scriptions-blcy-
Gle Races in the Afternoon

This will be a great day at Pasadena.
The Tournament of the Roses will be on,
commencing at nine o'clock this morning
and from then on the crown of the valley
and all her citizens will give them selves
over to the observance of the great festal
day for Pasadena for the year.
1t is indeed a beautiful sight, this Tourna-
ment of the Roses. ani for number of
years past it has been an event at Pasa-
dena which has not only been most beau-
tiful and impressive sight to those who have
seen it, but it has been described in the
frozen east for thu, dedication of those who
could not witness with good effect, result.
ing in great benefit to the country.
The procession for the tournament will
form at am. and promptly at 10 am. it
will move. All of the merchants and busi-
ness men of Pasadena have entered heart
lily itlto the spirit of the ccasion. and h I'VE
decorated their places of business as we'll
as their residences in manner worthy of
the occasion, All the streets on the line of
march present a gala appearance.
The procession will be made up as fol-
lows:
q, L. X. H.,
vance.
President OF the Tournament OF Roses asso-
ciaton, Edwin stea MS, chi marshal
NJ Green, &c retary II. X. her ell; eyecut We
co mmittee NJ H. eight John Nc on nd. G.
D. Daggett, c. e. b own, calvin Hartwell.
.emuers OF the Tournament OF Roses associ'
alton.
Pasadena City band. twenty five nieces.
unilor rank Knights OF Pythas, under
command OF CAPITA Charles G. Brown.
} National
tain j Lankers lin.
Eqn strian VISION Chief OF division. DR..
+. +. Rowland; es, Dr w. IL Prittie, Charles
Winston, c. H. Richardson.
Fton's-Chief OF division. Cap'ain n. 5.
p ngham; aides, James Ii. CamDeli, Whit Ell
lilo /.
fours and skies in hand-Chief of divis on
T L Hoag; aides, L. Ii. Royce, Warren Will
son, Amos Bye.
bett; assistant chief, +. y. Hovey:
Bicycle division-Chief OF divi ion, W. C.
Hill; AIDE H. Black and L. W. Flint.
Dougla Military band.
ouble teams Chief OF division George T..
Downing; al .es, C. U. Bunnell and A. L. Man.
: gle horse division Chief of division, Col
onel l., r. Hansen; hides.
Tan EN- o0y nd burro divison-Chief of
division, John laegett; ai-es, Oliver 5. Pleh-
/ dy equeslrians-Miss sh rb. Mrs. F. G.
Kibby
q .ntleme equestIians-Herman Hallett, b.
A. Benjamin, II Hawkins Shirley N. Mur.
tin, Albert b. Oh ttenden
Floats-ars Dimond, Washington school
Single carriage-J. Doty.
The line OF march is as follows: Color
ado street to Orange Grove avenue, thence
counterIuarching on Orange Grove avenue
to Il point just south of Colorado street,
where the chief marshai and aides wilt re-
view the parade. After passing the re-
viewing officers the parade will be dis
missed.
THE AFTERNOON PROGRAM
In the afternoon, at the conclusion of
the tournament, fine programme of BIZ
cycle races has been arranged at the new
three-lap bicycle rack on Lincoln avenue.
The track is in fine condition, the gra d
stand is completed and every thing is in
readiness
There will he six complete races, and
over iif,y riders have been entered. The
Stearns team of five era ks will he there.
The entries for the races are as follows:
One mile novice Harry Valiant, illiam
Conklin. Frank Hallowell, George Whar-
ton. ], G. >andstrom, NJ. A. Casenave. II.
w Thompson, G. Fl. Wellineto ton, Frank
Coy, w. S. Wilson, w. L. harmon, Lloyd
Garrison. M
Class A, one mile open-T. j. Williams,
Leon s. Freeman, Herbert L. Morse, M. A.
Casrnave, Will Bennett, Frank Coty, h b.
Cromwell, Myron Hill, q. A Johnston. H..
w. Squires, Z. E. Anderson, j. E. Wing,
Dan Whitman. VIM Yeoman.
Class A, three-mile handicap-A. E. Ell
wards, Harry Valiant, William Conklin, E.
j. Will ANS, Leon $. Freeman, Herbert l..
Morse. VI A. .tasenave, Charles E. Stanter,
Will Bennett. Il. w. Thompson. G.. H.
Wellington, Frank A. Coty, w. S. Wilson,
Myron Hill, j. G. Sai ,trom, Harry My
ers, w. E. Harmon. c. A. Johnston. Lloyd
Garrison, William Yoeman. Dan VIII man,
G.. e. Wing, II. w. >quires, E. ID. G..
Campbell j E. Anderson, + E. eraser.
One mile, class B, open-Earl Keiser. f.
T.. Schfski, j. M. Randall, William Hatton,
Campbell.
The officers of the meet will be as
follows:
Referee, Chairman Thayer; starter, E.
". Flint; announcer, Fay Stephenson; !;
timer, II. G. It, Smith; Handicapped, W. A.
Correli, w. d. MediIl, Robert Gaylord,
Phil Lyons; clerk of the course, Frank E.
hurnham; assistants, George w. Robin
son, II. F. Sanderman, A. A. Breed; /;
judges, Harry Block, w. C. Hill. E. r.
Braley, F. H. Smith; umpires, H. e. Co
man, A. Palmateer, w. Seaman, George
Hiliard; scorers, Will Jenkins. Charles #.
Gates in charge of gate, George II. Frost; !;
grand stand, E. Braley.
Labor Com missioner FITZGERALD has