The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-31
labor Day to be
Celebrated
Well.
|ORATORY AND
FIELD GAMES
yaiOns Will Turn Out in Force
With Floats and Bands-Re.
view by Governor.

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ABOR DAY will be celebrated with
lratory, a parade, games and a
II bal. Plans of united labor for the
pper Observance of the holiday have
s,ured and arrangements for q day
LH 0t events have been consummated.
From morning till night there will be
Eongs about the city and in honor Of
o. hs day the business houses, the banks
La public Offices will be closed.
The principal event of the day will be
be picnic and sports which will take
lace at Kapiolan Park during the aft
Enoon, when there will be all kinds of
aces and games rheFe. there wiliNbe
lreshments \frse for the women and
Aldren. and I pre- the men whose days
passed in D in shop and on build
b viii throvPff their cares and give
aeI time aS thought to full enjoy
snt The az viii be opened, how
Il, with that time -honored American
atutlon. a grand parade and literary
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Ths parade VIII occupy the entire
ming, with Its attendant speechmak-
g and reviews, and will pass over the
riacipal streets, ending after a coun-
march before Governor Dole and a
sTy Of United States Army officers.
ereral j. c. Breckenridge being at the
Fad Of that party The line of march
Ill be the following, in so far as 1t can
arranged at present:
Grand Marshal Matthew Heffern.
nef Aid Thomas Ray and Corps Of
Aides Mounted.
Territorial Band.
amer Of United Labor. Representing
All Branches of Toilers, Escorted
by Corps Selected from
all Trades
1!of Edward Davis, Commanding
Two Batteries u. S. Artillery.
Plumbers Union
Electrical-Workers' Union.
Brotherhood of Carpenters.
Bricklayers' Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Painters Union.
Second Division
+''fs Union, Headed by the Portu-
RI guese Band
9'oflee Clerks and Letter-Carriers.
Francis Murphy Clubs.
lronmoulders' Union.
olermakers and n-shipbuilders'
Union.
'oats and Wagons of Merchants.
As route Of the parade will be as
"S. FORM at drill shed, move down
usfos street to King, to Fort. to
eshia' to Victoria; countermarch
s'etania to Kapioiani, to King, to
executive building grounds, where,
review. the parade will disband.
Hlakai portico of the building
s.'loF Dole, with his staff, General
Henridge, with attending officers,
invited guests, will be stationed,
"hieh point they will review the
Ihe committee on awards will
uls party and viii judge the
Party.
viii be several floats In the line.
: ~ the case of the unions Will be
me With them. There viii be
trom the Boilermakers, rep
As The branches of their work,
saS from the Ironmoulders. and
e n'at representing ship In full
I'm The Sailors Union There
AZ general float to represent La
me Republic. It was intended
Goddess of Liberty, but 1t
snu That a costume would cost
f1a me arrangement of the float
~. fiVO' and the committee decid-
es,r. II would be better TO save the
b., @isu cut out the Goddess.
VIII be prize of $50 for the
~ stSeafihg body of men and of 800
hoat. These will be judged
consisting of Postmaster
v Aoies and W. F. Love. There
b ~. so'ne well-dressed organiZa-
IT,. s'ush all have not given out the
,1h mhich will be worn in the
b. lie Electrical Workers will
lung bid for the prize of hon
h. 'eSI-dressed union. The men
IN white trouSers white
9syhg and tie, white straw hats.
Nfk.s- ofass rod such as is used in
,go SS' with an electric globe at
slss - varying colors, with con-
s.pa,. '"ons so arranged that any
e,,, VIII disclose a red, white and
si'a'ion. The Bricklayers will
V'ue shirts, white oyeralls and