Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-10


banner; second prize. $25 and red
banner third prize SIS and white
banner.
BUGGY OR RUNABOUT
Il (Two Horses)
CLASS G-First prize, $50 and blue
! banner; second prize, $50 and red
banner; third prize, $40 and white
BUGGY, RUNABoUT OR PHAEToN
CLASS H-First prize, $35 and blue
banner; second prize, $50 and a red
banner; third prize, SO and white
banner.
| CLASS First prize, $50 and blue
banner; second prize. $50 and red
banner; third prize, $40 and white
VILLAGE OR DOG CART
zone Horse(
CLASS J-First prize, $40 ana blue
| banner; second prize. $50 and red
banner; third prize, SO and white
AUTOMOBILES
(Capacity four or more persons)
CLASS K-First prize, 500 and blue
banner; second prize. SIS and a red
banner; third prize. $50 and white
AUTOMOBILES
Capacity two persons any powerl
CLASS I-First prize, $50 and blue
banner; second prize, $50 and red
EQUESTRIAN
CLASS M-First prize. s25 and blue
banner; second prize, s2o and red
banner; third prize. SIS and q white
banner; fourth prize, SO and green
banner; fifth prize. IS and yellow
EQUESTRIENNE
CLASS N-First prize. s25 and a blue
banner; second prize. SIS and red
banner; third prize. SO and a white
banner.
CHILDRENs VEHICLES
(Drawn by one or more ponies not over
14.2 hands in height and driven by
-child).
banner; second prize, $50 and a red
banner; third prize, SIS and a white |
banner; fourth prize. SO and green
BOY ON PONY
mot over 142 hands in height.)
CLASS P-First prize. SIS and blue
banner; second prize, SO and red
banner: third prize, IS and white
BEST GROUP
(Mounted and Decorated Cyclists, not
less than ten.)
CLASS R-First prize, $50 and blue
banner; second prize, $25 and a red
BEST MOUNTED AND ND DECORATED
CLASS s-First prize, $25 and a blue
banner; second prize, $40 and red
banner; third prize, SIS and a white
banner; fourth prize, $40 and green
TANDEM. TRIPLET
CLASS Thirst prize $25 and a blue |
banner; third prize, SO and a white
banner.
MARsHALs
CLASS U-First prize, blue banner;
second prize, red banner; third
prize, white banner.
AIDS
CLASS V-First prize, a blue banner;
second prize, red banner; third
DriZR a white hannar
Rules for Judges
George McKeeby will act as the grand
marshaps chief of staff and the twenty
two divisions which will parade for prizes
will be under his direct command The
winners in the different divisions will
have their choice of either money. loving
cups or silver plate of equal value to the
prize given by the awarding committee.
The rules for the judges, to be followed
In making their awards, are as follows;
for harmonious blending of natural flow
er DECORATIONS shall constitute the stand
ard of comparison, together with the
general effect of the entry.
Second-Natural grasses, ferns, brakes 1
or trailing vines shall be admitted for
oecoratlVe purposes; nevertheless, in COM
petltion Tor prizes, decorations of flowers
Third-Where there is but one entry in
a section the judges need not award the !
first prize, but may in their discretion
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.Fourth-Judges must take into con-
sideration the appropriateness of the
Decorations Of horses and harness O. op. ,.
tional.
For further information address py j
mail secretary of La Fiesta, Wilcox !
The floral committee is composed of
Ferd a,iS, x: Rule chairman; J. Ross Clark,
Rowan, Frank K. Rule, Charles Seyler,
!r., Alfred Solano; F. j. Zeehandelaar,
secretary.
Rules Governing Participants
First-In order to prevent confusion,
and alst to facilitate the judging, two
cards will be mailed to each participant
assigned; Cb) his position in that section.
These cards must be conspicuously dis
played during the procession, and if not
from the secretary four days prior to the
parade.
Second-Each participant must take the
position assigned to him by the commit
tee as indicated by said cards A viola
tion of this provision renders such per-
son liable to expulsion from the parade,
or forfeiture of all rights as a prize COM
petitor. This rule will be rigidly en-
forced.
Third-No device which displays an ad-
vertisement of any trade, mercantile pur-
mitted.
Fourth-All floats must be artistically
decorated. and the application for entry
must be accompanied by description |.
and general outline of such floats for
The sole use and approval of the floral
committee.
A float shall be deemed vehicle on
which the frame or platform shall not be
less than 6x1O feet, with cloth or other
decoration along the sides and ends
thereof, and extending within one or
two inches of the pavement, completely
concealing the wheels of the vehicle. No
float shall exceed IA feet in height meas
ured from the ground. All float competi-
tors for prizes are required to furnish
the floral committee, upon the registra-
tion of their entries, with the title of the
subject to be represented.
Fifth-The committee reserves the
right to refuse permission to any vehicle
or person to enter the parade and to ex-
pei from the parade at any time any par
ticipant who, in their judgment violates
any of these rules or who Is otherwise
Objectionable
Sixth-No artificial flowers shall be al
lowed to be used in decorations.