Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-27
ALL READY
FOR PAGEANT
PROGRAM FOR FLORAL PARADE
ISSUED
THOUSANDS ATTRACTED BY AN
NUAL FETE
Managers of New Years Festival
Confident the Coming One Will
OutcIass all Previous
Efforts
"a East Colorado Street.
Pasadena Agency.
Sunset Ma:a 274O.

Pasadena Agency.
Sunset Ma.a 2740 Home 1885,
PASADENA, Dec 26.-With the pass
ing of the Christmas holidays the next
important event to Southern California
is the New Years festival known the
world over as the Pasadena Tournament
of Roses.
the annual fete of flowers and sports
that Pasadena provides cannot be
equaled. Next Wednesday will prove this
assertion beyond doubt
Nature has layished this immediate To-
cality with wealth of blossoms all OF
which will dazzle the beholders of the
floral parade to be held New Years
morning. The committee on parade has
arranged for the glL,ering pageant In
tne following order:
Mounted Police
H. II. Flavour, Chief of Police
Police Aides
Crown City Band
DR.. Halp. G. Skillen, Grand Marshal
Aides to Grand Marshal; w. w. Freeman. w.
Kohler,. Dr. w H. Ballard w. B.
Gard. Thomas II. Nelmes
First Division
Mayor and City Council
]. S. Hendrickson Marshal
Naquero Club
Directors
Queen and Court
Second Division
Chiafarelli's Band
s. G. Paterson, Marshal
Aides: Victor Ward w. j. Taylor, winthrop
Howlahd Paul E. Stewart
Schools
Historical Representative Characters
Two-horse Vehicle
One. horse Vehicle
tandem Horses, Driving
Tandem Ponies, Driving
Third Division
Qand of
L. N. Merritt Marshal
Iides: Edwe Funke, Lloyd ]. Killian, John
d. Holmes. Harold Roehrg
Floats
Two-pony Vehicle
One-pony Vehicle
Tandem Saddle Horses
Tandem Saddle Ponies
Fourth Division
Los Angeles Y. M. c. A. Band
Frank G. Long. Marshal
Aides: e. ]. sheehan. e. J. Ruddy, ]. H.
Booge, E. NJ. Hollander
Six-in-hands
Four-in- hands
Historical or Representative Characters
Fifth Division
DR. A. H. Savage Marshal
Aides: Frank Douglass DR.. Lee c. Deming
Fred emory d.s-,-
- Saddle Horses Lady Riders .t
Saddle Horses Gentlemen Riders
Saddle Ponies, Boy or Girl Riders
Sixth Division
Mexican National Military Band
Myron Hunt. Marshal
Aides Ormsby Phillips, DIR. F. F. Rowland,
Elmer GRAY, DIR. G. D. Lockwood
Marching Clubs
Novelties
Burros
Seventh Division
Auto Touring Cars
Fire Department
Police
Line of Parade
North Orange Grove avenue 20 Colorado
street, east Colorado to Fair Oaks avenue
rorth on Fair Oaks to Vineyard street, east
on Vineyard to Raymond avenue. north or
Raymond to Colorado. west on Colorado tt
Fair Oaks, north on Fair oaks to Holly street
east on Holly to Raymond, south on Raymond
70 Colorado, east Colorado to Mentor ave
Iiue south on Wilson to San Pasqual street.
thence to Tournament park
Immediately following the parade
thousands of spectators will witness the
afternoons entertainment at Tournament
park. The program is made up as fol-
lows:
First event-Cowboy sports by members Of
Second eyent-Ffrst heat in championship
Roman chariot race between G. c. West ano
Edward T. OF. This race is to decide tbs
contested race between these charioteers Of
two years ago, and will be decided by the best
two out of three heats
Third event-First heat of the big four Ro-
man chariot race. In this Roman chariot race
two chariots will run In each heat, going twice
around the track. Choice of position will bt
decided by lot The winners Of the hrst anc
second heats win the fourth heat. The
winner of the fourth heat will receive the first
prize; the loser the second prize. The loser
Of the first and second heats will run the third
heat; the winner of this heat receiving third
lrize and loser fourth prize.
Prizes-First, $3.50; second. $500; third. $500
fourth, $500
Frank A. Williams. E. ] LevengoodN
Fourth event-second heat of the Roman
chariot
Fifth eveht--second heat of the championship
race. Il.
Seventh event--Third heat of Roman chariot
Eighth event-Fourth heat of Roman chariot
race.
race.
Judges of races: John Mott, John H. Nor
ton, willard Stimson