Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-01
10000 WILL
SEEGORGEOUS'
TOURNAMENT
FESTIVAL OF ROSES TO SUR
PASS ALL OTHERS
5000 BLOSSOMS USED ON ONE
ENTRY
Eighteenth Successive Show of Crown
City Opens with Monster Parade
of Exquistely Adorned En-
tries This Morning
Continued from page one.l


Casa Iona hotel Lake Vineyard Land and
Class H-Historloal or representative charac-
ter: John r. Godfrey post G. A. r. McAdam
Prothers pnrchers by Junius 5. post,
Spanish war veterans.
class I-IIistorical or representative charac-
ter Individual: Maria Theresa, Vernice II.
Hess
tel Coronado, furniture dealers and uphosterers
~ L. C. Sag.
Class K-One-horse vehicles; Young and
Green, Miss Helen Goodrich, S. Schanzer, A. a.
chubb, w. II. Reed and wife, James H. Gaut,
George e. Brown, Miss Ella Shead, j. Tyler
Parker Dr. L. II. NJ. de Biron, II. c. Holland,
+. T. Huggina.
Glass Ie-Two-pony vehicle
Glass M-One-pcny vehicle
Glass N--Tandem horses driving.
Glass O-Tandem driving ponies: NJ. p.
Sreenlee c. n. Lesson.
Glass P-Tandem saddle horses Fred C. Hill.
Class Q-TandeTn saddle ponies
Glass R--Fire department.
Glass T-Saddle horses, woman riders Mrs.
I.ettie Dimnitt Bernice Whips, Miss Julia
Mckenzie. Mrs. Edna Kolb, Los Angeles rid
ing academy, Countess Paul Won Neardof.
Glass U-Gentleman equestrians: NJ. S. Pash-
fian Charles e. Lockwood, A. c. Tubbs. D. G.
Baker, Joseph Whitney. William Delft, l..
Jones' Ben Willis Fred Marquard Louis
Schneider DR.. Arthur Ellis, Grover Beall.
Earnest Thralls John Thralls. Capt Paul f.
Lepoids, Capt. Rockensbrocly, Emile Quarre,
d. w. Kirkman, Charles Ruggles, Dan Muir
ply, Godfrey Holterhoff, jr.; Los Angeles rid
ing academy, six entries; Clifford McFarren
Allen s. STEELE, two entries. William Pope,
William Lellit, Rcvel Lindsey English, A. b.
Thrill, Edward Fraley, Charles Burton Charles
r. Drew II. i. English, l.. NJ. Malone.
Glass V--Pony. girl or boy riders: Harry
Beck, Los Angeles riding academy two entries
Lillian Lepods, Glenn Cregier, William Biede-
bach Charles Beaser, Alfred Wagner.
Glass W-Automobiles by four or more per-
sons: Ross w I1dminson. $50 North Orange
Grove; A. l.. Rider 1874 East Colorado; Capt
b. e. Hess Orange Grove and Winona.
Glass X-Automcbiles two or more persons :
R1id story Altadena: electric runabout, Hotel
Raymond. with MIS- Walter Raymond ana mrs
A. W. Hodgson; AUTO tricycle. by Edward
I.audenclaus EC r. Rraley, electric runabouti
Arrowhead hotel, Charles T. Brucman two en-
tries; Jack w. Kendall 21O South Los Robes
Glass Y-Novelties: Pack train by Fl b.
Ross Mt Wilson, goat and cart. Leslie HICKS;
novelty by Rober. McAdam.
Glass Z-Burros e. B. Gunther. burro and
cart Roy Pearson: riding burro, Georgia
woodham; burro and cart GLADYS Granger,
Mrs. e. b. Gunther George A. NICHOLS; ourro
tandem, Jose Steeiman Of Tropico
Glass AA-Marchng clubs: United Spanish
War Veterans anc drum corps; UNIFORM rang
Canton Pasadena Patriarchs Militant, l. q.
O F.; Modern Vfoodmen of America; United
Spanish War Veterans Of Los Angeles; COM
pany l. Seventh infantry. California n. g.
Glass Bf5-Store fronts: Fred T. Iwonply'
1902 East Colorado. A. E. Wood, 115 North Ray
nrond. Pasadena News, South Fair Oaks Pas
rdena Hardware company, Crown Hardware
company. p West Coloradoi DorIhah DIS
Goods company, IS and 20 West Colorado; I'm
ION savings bank Colorado and Raymond;
Aarseth Anchidester, SO North Raymond; j. s.
f,lasscock 90 and 9S East Colorado; j. Herbert
Hall company. 4S East Colorado II. Z. Hotai-
inc q Co. 50 East Colorado; L. N Merritt,
Colorado and Broadway: Star Publishing com
many. Union and Raymond; Higgins & Hol-
lander f4a East Colorado; Bremen q WOOD
"a North Raymond.
At the Park
Arronoaroents for handling the crowd
at the park have been carried out with
plans that will prevent confusion or de-
lays. IL is expected the attendance will
exceed that of last year, which was
record breaker. The huge grandstand
has been dressed in fine style by pro-
fessional decorators and a corps of
trained ushers has been engaged to seat