El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-18

nonor or the governors Through the
newspapers, the citizens of FL PasO and
the visitors from all parts of the
southwest are invited to attend both
the reception and ball. which will be-
gin at o'clock Friday evening The
governors viii appear IN the reviewing
line and VIII be introduced to the Wis
ltors and citizens as they pass along
the line. The Fort Bliss military or
chestra viii play for the reception and
the dancing which is to follow.
Ban on Bullflght.
The official taboo has been placed on
the bulldghts by the celebration com
mtttee. A request to have a special
bullfight included on the official pro
gram OF the celebration was turned
down and the committee refused to
give its Official sanction to the sport
socalled, which is to be given in
WIN Cost $4,000.
The report Of the finance committee
showed that the big celebration VIII
cost approximately 10000 and every
thing has been provided for by the va
rlOus committees, even for trained
nurses to take charge OF the public
safety station. The baseball tourna-
ment win cost s1,70O, the football tour
nament $500. the music S1.1OO the dec
oratiOns $500. the Illumination for the
Thursday evening and Saturday eve
The governors and their stats will
be entertained while here as the
guests Of the city, the Os-Aple parade
VIII offer $500 IN cash prizes and viii
cost $500 in addition. and there will
be many other incidentals including
autos for the reception Of the govern
Ors and their use while they are here
The carnival attraction is proving a
source OF revenue as the committees
percentage from the opening night
was more than $500 and it is expected
to raise more than $500 from this
source. The baseball and football games
q
although all Of the visiting delegates
fairs
Homer Scott has been appointed Of
ftcial photographer for the celebration
ana VIII make pictures of the Darades
reviews and floats. Lee OrndOrfF 49,
been appointed to take charge of the
Illumination of the streets for the ~
Aple parade and Adrian Pool viii l,e,-o
charge Of the public safety station
Members Of the statehood committees
are to call at the chamber Of commerce
and obtain the badges for the ca1a-
bratiOn, showing that thew are r9e-9
Ders Of the committees The rarfefrs
tion booth at the chamber of cOnr7ercl,
and the room register viii also he
opened Wednesday afternoon.
Hoo HOOs Prepare for Parade
Hoo Hoos Of FL Paso have Hoo-Hoed
once more, and at their conca tenatfOn
concOcted some new grhhs and ne0vvs
70 De USED on the big float which Is to
parade. The float is all ready and he
cataoninetails VIII hang from the tall
board to keep the flies off the cata-
marans and like craft
These are the men who viii misguide
the ship Of state as il floats aIOn9 The
pavement; C. S. Woodwork. shark:
. L. SirmanS, senior hoo hoo: Geo w
frenger, junior hoo hoo; Geo ". Ken
nedy, bOjum; w. A. Scrlvner. scriveno-
ter; Ross Jennings arcanoper: E /.
Barrow, 1abberwock: r. Z. Seeds. custo-
catian; J. T. Fletcher. gurdon; r. a.
YVhitlock. vicereEent shark
As they lumber along the board walk.
they wiz nail a few more shingles on
the roofs Of the places they pass and
viii pass nothing that looks as II Ii
were on the house, but viii wear swal-
lOWtGil coats.
One Hundred From Pecos.
One hundred residents Of Pecos are