Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-02
LONG BEACH
CROWNS QUEEN
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swimming races. There will be after
noon performances daily in the scashel
stage, as we'll as in the evenings.
There will be daily balloon ascensions
and band concerts.
Eight bands will take places in the
parade tomorrow and the Municipal
band, Willey's concert band and the
Ocean Park band will have a concert
contest in the Auditorium in the after
noon for prizes of $500, $150 and SIS
The Fullerton band, the Whittier state
school band, the Naples band and the
Majestic band will also compete In the
parade contest for prizes of 500, $50
and S25. A "rube" band will be in the
rear of the parade.
The poultry show opened today with
$50 splendid entries. Awards were
made today in number of classes and
the judging will be finished tomorrow,
The prizes awarded today were as fol-
lows:
Poultry Show Prizes
second and third prizes for cocks, hens
and pullets were all won by Charles
Andrews of Hollywood.
Light Brahma class-First, second
and third prizes for cockerels and pull
let's won by w. r. Struthers of Mon
rovia
Rhode Island Reds-H. L. Dockweiler
ond hen and third puIlet. .Goodacre
brothers, Compton, third cock, first
hen: C. E. Winslow, Monrovia, first
pullet; C. p. Drake, Fullerton, second
pullet.
Barred Plymouth Rock-F. Espe, Los
Angeles, second cock, first and second
hen, first cockerel, first and second pull
let, first pen; A. c. Kullman, Los An
geles, second cockerel; d. T. Wieland,
Moneta, third hen. third cockerel
Columbian Wyandotte-J. w. Whit
ney, Long Beach, first hen, first cock
erel; ]. Unterleiter, Watts, second
cockerel: w. w. Felgate, Sierra Madre,
first and second pullets.
White Plymouth Rocks-A. Rankin,
second and third cocks; J. Whitney,
Long Beach, first cock; e. D. Cutting,
Los Angeles, first and third hen, first
cockerel, first and second pullet; e. E..
Emerson, Los Angeles. second hen,
second cockerel, first and second pull
let: j. e. Mutch, Long Beach, third
puilet, third pen; ]. T. Driscoll. Long
Beach. first pen.
White Crested Black Polish-M. E.
Yost. first hen.
White Holland turkeys-J. J. Dean,
Moneta, first young tom, first young
hen.
The cat show also opened today.
Many fine animals are entered, an in
teresting one being an Australian cat
which was washed overheard in the
Golden Gate, San Francisco. and was
rescued by Mrs. J. J. Osmer of Long
Beach, after the cat swan a mile,
Mrs. Leland Norton of Los Angeles Is
to judge all the cats.
James Heartwell, jr. Long Beach, H.
w. Gunston, South Pasadena; George
H. Masterson, Duarte; and G. A. Good
acre, Compton, are judges In the poul-
try show.
Friday a Public Holiday
Mayor Windham today issued proc
lamation declaring next Friday pub
lie holiday in honor of the festival.
Harry Wright, the aeronaut, made a
sensational balloon ascension at
o'clock this afternoon from the corner
of Fourth street and Pine avenue, 5000
people witnessing it. The balloon came
down on an East Fourth street resi-
dence, breaking two telephone wires.
Wright suffered a slight ankle sprain.
James Zerbe president of the Los
Angeles Aero club, was here today su-
perintendenting the setting up of his
airship, made at Bimini hot springs.
The craft, which has not been ex-
hibited before, will endeavor of make
daily flights from the top of the Byde-
A-Wyle theater on the Pike.
The city looked gay and festive to-
night. Strings of red and green incan-
descents hung across the main streets
and made a canopy of light over the
pier.