, 1892-09-03
LABOR DAY SPORTS.
Official Programme for Next
Monday.

The Route of the Procession as De-
termined Upon The bicycle
Races and other Matters Con-
Quoted by the several Unions.
Every labor organization in Olympia !
will be appropriately represented in the
general demonstration Monday. Commit
tees from the various unions have been
hard at work during the past three weeks
arranging for this event. and to-day the
different chairmen announced that all the
details were well in hand.
This careful attention to the prelimina-
ries means that the labor parade will be the
most extensive and elaborate affair of the
kind that has ever taken place in the Capt.
tai city. The city council, fire department,
and bicycle club will occupy honored posi-
tions in the parade Leading merchants
have lavished no little time and money
upon floats representative of their various
business enterprises, that will be inter
spersed throughout the line, and these, in
connection with the massing of organized
labor, under glittering banners, will make
a most effective exhibition of Olympia's
trade and labor interests.
Union men look upon this occasion as a
rare opportunity Tor making known their
connection with and allegiance to the
interests of the various union. 1t will be
an object lesson of far reaching influence
one that will be a fitting illustration of the
true dignity of labor.
A variety of prizes have been offered for
the contests and competition of the after
noon.
mo v,a5ol ,fForo1 - H. rr -
attracted much attention and elected un-
bounded admiration. This feature of the
labor day demonstration has succeeded in
arOusing a wholesome interest in the
athletics of the day and will contribute
much toward the general enjoyment.
The parade will form and march in the
following order;
Platoon of Police.
Capital City Cornet Band.
City Council.
Fire Department.
Bicycle Club.
Olympia Typographical Union.
Carpenters and Diners of America.
Bricklayers' and Plasterer's Union.
Federation of Labor
Union Men of Other Organizations.
Farmers Alliance.
Citizens in Carriages.
The organizations will be intersperse,
with the hoats
The procession will move at $3.50 IN,
headed by the Capital City band. The pa
rade will form on Sixth street. betwee
Main and Franklin, march to Adams, Of
Adams to Fourth, on Fourth to Nam, an
on Main to Maple Park, where the proces
sion will break ranks and take cars fo
Agricultural Park, (the old fair ground
Everybody is invited to take part both i
the parade and the exercises at the parl
where the remainder of the program wi
be rendered, consisting of speaking, bicycl
races, foot races, jumping, etc.
AFTERNOON.
Address by f. T. Reid, of Tacoma.
BICYCLE RACES.
First race-One half mile heats, best tW
out of three; first prize, gold medal, pr,
sented by THE OLYMPIA DAmY TRIBUNI
value, $40.
Second prize, gold scarf pin, presente
by 0. r. SimensOn.
Second Race - One-fourth mile heat
best two out of three; first prize, engrave
watch charm, presented by the trade
union. Second prize, box of good cigar
presented by Clarence Brown.
FOOT RACES.
Single dash, 200 yards; first prize, fin
suit Of underwear; second prize, campaig
hat and badge; third prize, pair Of gOl
sleeve buttons, These three prizes to /
presented by Toklas q Kaufman.
JUMPING.
Best two out of three, box of goo
cigars, presented by G. ]. Swayne.
Dancing in the afternoon at the parl
and IN the evening at Columbia hall