Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-04
BUSY DAYS
FOR JACKIES
CHAIRMAN FLlNT's DETAIL PRO-
GRAM ISSUED
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES FOR
THE FLEET
instructions Intended to Anticipate
All the HIlarlty Of the Four
Days Ashore-What
to Expect

Chairman Flint has completed the
detailed program for the entertainment
of the enlisted men, which will be pre-
sented to the executive committee at
it's meeting next Tuesday. The pro-
gram will be printed and $4,000 copies
will be put on board the battleships
when they reach San Diego for distri-
button among the men. Mr. Flint pre-
pared 1t with a view to giving all de-
tails that would be of interest to the
iackies. Here is the program:
This program is for the information
of our sailor boy guests and is official
in SO far as it Is possible to be at the
date printed, April, 1908.
Particular instructions for the en-
listed men 10 observe:
First-The program is for four days,
on the understanding that only % per
cent of the enlisted men will be al
lowed shore leave each day.
Second-Dates of entertainment:
Monday, April 20; Tuesday, April Il;
Wednesday, April 20, and Thursday,
April 23.
Third-The form of entertainment as
provided will guarantee practically the
same show each day, so that all our
guests will be treated alike.
Fourth--It is particularly requested
that our sailor boy guests leave the
ships as early as possible the day OF
their shore leave; our program Is SO
long and varied that we will commence
each morning at $3.50 O'Clock, ana as
the transfer from the ocean points
where the .eet is located by electric
car to Los Angeles will take nearly an
hour the necessity of an early start Is
very apparent.
Fifth-By courtesy of all the electric
railways in Los Angeles city and those
running from Los Angeles to all the
points where the fleet will be located
namely. San Pedro, Long Beach, Re-
dondo and Venice, free transportation
will be allowed enlisted men in. uni
form. Committees will be on hand at
the different ocean ports to guide and
direct our guests.
Sixth-A ''rest room" will be proyid-
ed on the ground floor of the San Fer
nando building, Fourth and Main
streets, Los Angeles, where, at all
hours of the day and night, II neces-
sity exists cots and beds Will be pro-
vided. hot coffee and rolls will be
served and trained nurses and physi-
clans will be in constant attendance.
Everything Free
Seventh-Please understand that
every attraction and form of enter
form.
Eighth-On your arrival at Los An
geles go at once to Chutes park, WASH
ington and Main streets-magniticent
attractions day and evening, free rldes
on the chutes, merry-go-round and min
iature railway, free vaudeville PERFORM
ance twice daily, free theater perform
ance, free outdoor circus attractions
free dancing, daily balloon ascension
70 hipVpla high wire
act across Chutes lake, slide Tor lie,
revolving ladder act, high dive, etc.
$3.50 a. m.-Amateur boxing tourna-
1nent for the championship of Southern
California, sanctioned by the p. A. A.
of the A. A. u. Referee, James j. Je1-
fries; director of tournament, De Witt
c. Van Court; judges, Charles Eyton'
John Brink and George Blake; clerks,
Les Henry, w. f. Henderson and j. H.
Nest: timers, George N. Adair and VIII
liam r. Ruess; announcer, Robert
Mitchell. Up to date sixty-five entries
have been made. Classes: 1O5 pounds
bantam weight; 115 pounds, feather
weight; 125 pounds, special class; 13o
pounds, lightweight; las pounds, well
terweight; 1853 pounds. middleweight; !;
168 pounds, light heavyweight; over 1oS
pounds, heavyweight.
10:45 a. m.-Fencing bout. Prof. Vic
tor de Lambertini and Prof. Harry
Uytennhove. First day, foils; second
day, sabers: third day, dueling; fourth
day, broadswords.
Bouts by Sailors
t1:0O a. m.-By Special arrangement,
finals in the championship contest or
Admiral Evans fleet; four classes
First day, lightweight championship;
second day, weterweight champion
ship; third day, middleweight cham
pionship; fourth day, heavyweight
championship. BY special request or
the enlisted men James ]. Jeffries Will
referee the contests The entertain
ment committee will provide satisfac-
tory purses for each event, and in ad-
dition the battleship to which each sue
cessful contestant is attached will be
presented by the citizens of Los An
geles with magnificent silver loving
cup.
II noon-Great Spanish barbecue;
$500 plates served at one time to our
guests only.
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