Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-12-02
THANKSGIVING DAY
Eagles Program for Celebra'
ton q Grand Success

i5yahlt manner ny "ui 'i'i|'ii9' "''' ''
v..,,- Acrie No. 1918 belongs tine
IN honor and rredit OF providing the
.,,.,r,rr for the sports during the DAY
md the splendid entertainment pre-
,.ptcd in the evening.
# was certainly red-letter day NJ
iba h,toy Of Las Vegas, and the
RI. composing the order in this COM
,,9ui,y proved themselves fully able 30
m-gtain tl4ir eputatiQn as royaT en-
sr,ain,~- and insomparably genial Ind
,bab..,oulpd good fellows.
The celebration during the day and
.,.ria., vts successfully carried out :,
,.,bi1e occurring To mar the pleasures
II the occasion, and che committee OF
srraagrncnt,. with Harry Beale a
.bgirman and VIM. SteTart Henry
rerpharb 4. Il. Johnson and leo T.
>rhvab a, assistants, .tugetheT with
President Dan Y. holland, deserve thanks
and praise for having performed their
Iutit, vel
Thaa.tegroqu exercises wcTe held on
tlr p.I5ir .,uare and on the streets,
where the taciug took place, the iiTst
event being a baseball game played be-
tween married men and single men,
,ba winners to receive five bottles of
gmmasne and the losing nine to be
fncl - cents each. J. 70. Kramer Was
.lp,tin ut thu married men and Dr. Roy
Martin captain oi the single men, with
D.C. Pmfi H. umpirei and T.. \. Blum
d, scorer.
was certainly star game through
sut anI fuIi of interest Aud excitement
nom start 70 finish, many brilliant
PLAYS being made by men whom the
average citizen heretofore would hardly
dare L. suspect oi being enthusiastic
baseball fans. and whose names The
Are only rcfrains from mentioning for
fear thr.r fame would be heralded abroad
anil wr would lose some OF our best
g,y.r< The score NJ the finish stood
u"Io IN favor Of the single men.
Tucare- were next in order, with
al. Fiji and J. o. McIntosh ~ starters,
winner. j., the events being A. follows:
Boys race. u wears, 100 yards. J..
Luma- hr,t; Frank Black, SECOND, Eu-
gene Black. third
Fat mans race, 30 yards-F. L. Fal-
#,. first. " f. Hawkins, second.
Ladies, race, 50 yards-Mrs Peter
bto.. ar~- Mrs, iduwilhams, SECOND /;
Mrs.. GREGORY, third.
to.. .uo. free ior all, 100 yards Dr.
Martin. ,rst, W. D. Vale, second DR..
ArKua. third j. Latte, thiri
I"f urv Eagles only, 500 yards-Dr.
Martin, first, F. lIcarne, SECOND II.
&alc, thJrt L. W. Botkins, fourth.
Ihrcr-t,-.cd race, Tree for all, 50
,am--AI Mason and Charles Hud-
d.a,"n 6r-, Geo. LaWton and Eugene
Lake second.
Married ladies' race, 80 yards-Mrs.
Peter Biol, drst; Mrs, Harry Beale,
second; Mrs Gregory, third, f. Col
ijn> tourh.
"ris race, under l6 years, 80 yards
I. Arn. first ---, second.
barry race, 2O0 yards--Carl Huddle-
-on, first; Eugene Lake, second; Al.
Mason, third.
tiof>c ur pony race, Gne-hali mile
I"h first: Iuttlr second; Huddleson
third.
y committee composed Of j. A.
b'o"m \. \ Kahn ami John :. Park
awarded the following priees;
Most popular Eagle in attendance-D
' Nolan, pair sleeve buttons.
St lnpufar lady in atteAdanee-
Fallas, toilet ease.
g"rl Eaglea-W. T. IFawkins,$l il
trade.
LATEST Eagle-Mr. Collins, month 5
sn rent at Angelus Hotel
nungriesrEagle-NIr. Johnson, meal
-J. \. Browns.
Dfuest Eagle-Dr Martin, 3 baths
Nfamcr Bros. barber shop.
me evening entertainment was, il
,N''le, more OF a success than that -oi
"' afternoon, an unusual degree oi
aunt beng displayed by the various
ry''ofmerS7 The large ,pssemBlage was
'''''s I" order by Dan V. Noland, with
appropriate remarks. Then came the
"'"lh- excellent program, every mum.
''' 'l which was encored:
"hs' quartette-Dr. Rov W. Martin
w. Brandt and Messrs. Peterson and
Aendel>on.
=, "eeuatlon, The Face on the Barroon
'or Col. WI. Fife; encore.
"utarand mandolin selections-Llovc
nun and j. w. Tuckfield.
A'lre>ses ON The Good OF the Or
s., were made by President Dan V
'oIahd' J. II. Brown and Llovd Smith
NNo-A. y. Pauff.
~ ''',lauon, The Frenchman and tn,