Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

tainment will commence at Chutes PARK
at $3.50 a. m. sharp
At 10 a. m. Monday the great balloon
ascension and parachute jump by Mon
sieur Leroyez, introducing the reu,
white and blue parachute America; II
a. M, 600-foot slide for life, by Slgnof
Pepa, hanging by his teeth.
The program for the entertainment OF
the enlisted men is as follows: -,
| As only twenty-five per cent or SoVO men VIII
| be allowed shore leave each day, the program
| OF entertainment as provided covers practlcaly
the same events each day. so that all OF our
| guests will be treated alike. Under ordinary
| circumstances shore leave is not granted until
9 a. M, but by special request the commander
| in chief has issued orders that the leave will
start at a. m. and end the next day at a.
! m Rest room for sailor boys, located at the
| San Fernando building, Fourth and Main
streets, where at all hours. day and night.
writing accommodations will be provided, hot
coffee and rolls win be served easy chairs cots
and BEDS trained nurse and physician in con-
slant attendance. On account OF the great
length of program for Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday next, the entertainment
Will commence at
Chutes Park
at $50 a. m. sharp each morning Don't be
late or you will miss part Of the big show
10 a. m.-Great balloon ascension and para
chute jump by Mons. LeroyXez, introducing
the red, white and blue parachute America" "
II a. m.-60O foot slide for life, hanging by
his teeth by Sig. Popa.
1115 a. m.-Hgh dive by the famous flying
diver kid Lewis"
11:30 a. m.-Bicycle high wire act across
Chutes lake by Prof Williams
11:45 a. m.-Hazardous revolving ladder act
by Aldro brothers.
Continuous free dancing commencing at 10
a. m. Free rides on the rry-go-round. Free
rides the miniature railway. Free rides
Gown the chutes
Great Band Concert
By special permission of the commander-in-
chief, a splendid concert will be given each
morning by the combined fleet bands of each
squadron.
Monday-Concert by combined fleet band of
Tuesday-By combined fleet band of squad
ron No. g.
Wednesday-By combined fleet band of squad
ron No. 3.
Thursday-By combined feet band Of squad
ron No. 4.
Baseball Park
Entrance only through Chutes park. 9SO a.
m. sharp, amateur boxing tournament for the
championship Of Southern California, sanction
ed by the p. A. A. of the A. A. u, refereed
by James ]. Jeffries. Director of tournament
Dewitt c. Van Court. Judges, Charles Eyton,
John Brink George Blake. Clerks, Les Henry
w. F. Henderson, J. H. Nest. Timers
George N. Adair, William r. Ruess. An
Classes-lO5 pounds, bantam weight 115
pounds. featherweight; 125 pounds, special
class; 1856 pounds, lightweight; 145 pounds,
welterweight; 15s pounds. middleweight: l6S
pounds, light heavyweight; over 16S pounds,
heavyweight.
1O:45 a. m.-Fencing bout-Prof. Victor de
Lambertini, Prof. Harry Uytennhove. First
day, foils; second day, sabre; third day, duel
ling; fourth day. broadsword.
II a. m.-Boxing contests for the champion
ship of the Atlantic fleet. Ever since the de-
parture OF the fleet from Hampton Roads, Va,
these contests have been going on. conse-
quently every enlisted man the fleet is tre-
mendously interester, as the contsts have now
narrowed down to the championship
First day. Monday-Lightweights 1873 lbs,
Myers of the batteship Ohio vs. Luinsk of
the batteship New Jersey
Second day, Tuesday-Welterweight las lbs.
Compton of the battleship Louisiana VS.. Rol-
Inns of the batteship Kentucky.
Third day, Observation-Disclosures 1853
lbs, Tighe of the battleship Alabama vs. Trai-
nor of the battleship Vermont.
Fourth day, Thursday-Heavyweight over
1855 lbs, Altieri G6O of the battleship Mis-
souri, vs. Schlossberg Q69) of the battleship
New Jersey.
Substitute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12O lbs,
Rafferty, of the batteship Alabama VS.. Fred
erick of the battleshp Illinois.
The winner Of each event to receive a purse
and the battleship on which the winning sailor
boys are attached to receive beautiful silver
loving cup from the citizens OF Los Angeles
By unanimous request OF the enlisted men
James ]. Jeffries will referee the contests
IL noon-Great Spanish barbecue; $500 enlist
ed men all seated at the tables at the same
time. After the men are seated the band will
play and 45O ladies Will sing THE Star
Spangled Banner" and a magnificent United
States flag will be unfurled.
1 p. m.-By special request of the thousands
of school children of Los Angeles and vi
cnity the enlisted men have been asked to
have an informal parade from the Chutes
park to Agricultural park Immediately after
for this informal parade. Three bands have
been engaged for escort music and the one
hundred and fifty participants in the Wild
West show have been requested to act as an
honorary escort.
Line of parade-Through Chutes park to
Washington street. to Figueroa street, to JEFF
feison street, to Wesley avenue, to Agricul-
tural park, where the widest of the wild, the
Great Western show, will be held at 2 p m.
sharp each day. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Positively the greatest show
Of its kind ever given. Horseback quadrille
bronco busting. torynado game, pony ex-
press race, mounted tug of war fancy rid
ing. stage holdup, steer riding, Indian war
dance. Charles Meadows better known as
Arizona Charlie" has kindly offered to as
slst, together with his brother and a lady
rider. They are unequaled in roping tying
fancy riding, in fact this portion Of the show
Will be the most wonderful performance of its
Kind ever presented.
Ghufee park