El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-03
FOUR BANDS TO
PLAY FOR JUBILEE
Thirty Floats Already. As
sured For Industrial Sec
ton Os-Aple Parade.

Four bands will furnish music for the
Os-ApIe Jubilee. c. A Kline, chair
man of the music committee, assured
the executive committee Wednesday
night that there will be no lack of
music during the Jubilee. Regimental
bands of the regiments stationed at Ell
Paso and on the border viii be permit
ted by their commanders to take part
in the Jubilee. In addition, local bands
will be secured for the occasion.
Labor union men are to play an i'm
pOrtant part in the industrial parade,
which Claiborne Adams is arranging
for the first day of the celebration. It
is estimated that between 500 and 1000
union men. representing all Of the
unions in the city, will be in the pa
rade some of them having floats. A
half holiday will be declared through
out the city for the Labor Union day
Harry Cooper, chairman of the Central
Labor union committee, and H NJ.
Walker, member. were present We'd
work of the committees.
Thirty Entered Already.
Claiborne Adams announced that he
had already received 80 acceptances
from firms to his invitations to place
floats in the Os-Aple industrial parade
and that he expected that there would
be at least so firms represented when
the parade begins.
The firms who have already an
nounced their intention of entering
are:
Bob Moore company Texas company,
the Myers company, valley Implement
company. Great Western Art company,
Hoyt Furniture company, Magnolia
Bottling company, Rio Grande Printing
company, McMath Tea and Coffee COM
pany, Western Transfer and Storage
company, Sulzberger & Sons company,
W. G. Walz company, Rio Grande
broom factory, Ell Paso Piano company,
FL Paso Mantel and Tile company, Jen-
kins Piano company, Neff-StileS COM
pany the McClintock company, South
western Portland Cement company,
Globe Mills, Globe Ice and Cold Storage
company. Brown Binnegan company
Union Mercantile company.
In the automobile section will be l.
G. Napier, auto repairs; Pathfinder
Motor Car company, Hutchings garage,
J. f. Knox Auto company, Southwestern
Auto company, Ell Paso Rubber and
Auto Supply company.
Tentative Sport Program.
a tentative sport program has been
arranged by G. A. Beers, of the sports
committee and has been accepted by
| the Jubilee committee. The program at
] Washington park, October %. includes
! polo game, auto races, cowboy relay
/ race, high jumping and other field
| sports. On October %. there will be a
| tug of war between soldiers and police
/ men at the carnival grounds; 2:30 p. m,
| climbing creased pole at the carnival
/ grounds. Besides, there will be a base
! ball game on all of the days. to be
! played at Washington park.
Baseball Tourney Arranged.
Art Wood, chairman of the baseball
| committee, reported that the commit
/ tee was in comm unication with Hurley
/ and Pecos amateur teams to play in
/ the amateur tournament with the SOL
/ diers and the FL PaSO team, and that
/ all is ready for a four days baseball
/ tournament for the amateur champion
! ship of the southwest Rates on the
| railroads for the ball teams has been
| obtained.
! have been visited by the decorating
/ committee. So have consented to deco
rate their places Of business for the
| Os-Aple Jubilee. The street decorations
/ viii be put up, together with street il
! Elimination StreamerS, according to Dr..
| Yard, chairman of the committee.
Programs of the Jubilee viii be
/ printed this week in order that the
/ Key Note" trade excursionists, when
I they depart for their westward journey,
/ can carry a bunch of them along to be
! distributed in the towns of Arizona and
] New Mexico. This will be one of the
/ means OF advertising the Jubilee, an
| other being the st1ckerS which Timothy
! Turner, chairman of the advertising
committee, is having printed and which
| will be ready this week for distribu-
ton among the merchants of the city.
". G. Roe, chairman of the vehicle
1 section of the Os-Aple parade, said that
he was meeting with success and that
many Ell Pasoans will enter decorated
vehicles in the parade.
IT. r. Ryan, traffic manager of the
Mexico North Western railroad, added
the rate which will be made by that
railroad during the three days Jubilee.
The railroad will charge for the round
trip, one fare plus one dollar, Mex.
The financial committee is still so
letting and chairman Walter Kohlberg
reported that it is not meeting with
much success as is desired.
The poultry association has decided
not to have show during the Os-Aple
Jubilee, but the kennel club is working
for the show which it win hold.
Motorcycle Section Added.
W. Shedd appeared before the com
mittee in an effort to have a place for
the mOtOrcyclists in the Os-Aple pa
rade. The local motorcycle club has
agreed to decorate the machines, and
flying squad, to just precede the Os-
APPLE parade. will be made up. Mr..
Shedd was chosen as chairman of the
motorcycle section of the parade.
The committeeman present at the
meetings were: Burt Orndorff presi-
dent; c. a. Kline, Harry Cooper, H. NJ.
Walker. Claiborne Adams, Miss A NJ.
Mace, Art Wood, W. G. Roe, J. f. Cam
pos, Timothy Turner, Rufus P. March,
Walter kohlberg. DR.. J. W. Yard, C. L
Sirmans and ". Shedd.