Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-19
LABOR Day PROGRAM
Big Parade Will be Participated
in by Many Labor
Unions.
Arrangements All Made for the
Big Free Events on Sep.
TENDER l.
The Days Races and Sports
Promise to be Good
The Program.

All the arrangements for the big cee-
intend to pull off in this city on Sept.
are now complete. The program PLAN
ned for the afternoons sports at Fin
kle's Park is a good one, as some of the
events are new. This is especially true
of the exhibition run of the fire Depart
ment and the motorcycle race. The
various committees having the details
in charge have worked hard to make
! the days celebration u success, and
from present Indications it promises to
| be such. Those having the arranging
fof the program for the afternoon s
sport completed their work Sunday,
and it is given below. In addition TO the
events listed there will be Il parade in
/ the forenoon, followed by addresses at
| the grounds as stated in these columns
several days ago. There will also be u
| ball game between the teams of Bea
! man and this city, also an exhibition
run of the fire departments and an eX-
| hibition of trick bicycle riding by Mr..
Herbert Smith. The ball game will be
called at 1880 p. M. following which the
program as below will be given:
!. Half-mile horse race Gree for al)
First prize $40, second prize So.
.. Two mile motorcycle race-PriZe
So.
3. One hundred yard dash (oren to
union men only)-Eirst- prize SO, second
prize 50.
4. Fifty-yard dash (open to union
men only)-First prize SO, second prize
50.
5. sfxteen-pound shot put-Prize So.
C. Fifty-yard dash (open to fat union
men weighing 200 pounds or over)-
First prize SO, second prize So.
I. Young ladies' fifty-yard race (open
to alD-F'irst prize So. second prize 50.
8. Married ladies' fifty-yard race
(open to alD-F'irst prize So. second So.
9. Half-mile mule race Qast mule in
wins)--First prize "a, second prize bale
of hay.
10. Boys race (remove shoes, run fif-
ty yards and put shoes on again)-First
prize 49, second prize 50.
II. Best looking married couple (open
to union men only)--Prize IS.
-. One hundred yard pipe race eight
pipe. run 100 yards. pipe must be kept
lit all the way)-First prize 81, second
81.
The Parade.
The parade will form on West Main
street, and march to Finkle's park at
l0:30 a. m. in the following order:
Platoon of police
l'orty-ninth regiment band.
Mayor. speakers and city council in
carriages.
Machinists' Union No 299
Carriage and Wagon Workers. No. 80.
Carpenter and Joiners, No. 1,112.
Retail Clerks, No. 563.
Painters and Decorators. No. 573.
Railway Carmen, No. 40.
Metal Mechanics. No. 144.
Bartenders' League, No. 326.
Typographical Union, No. 414.
Federal Labor Union, No. $3.50.
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Nose.
BoiAermakers' Union,
Journeymen Tailors, No 116.
American Federation of Musicians.
No. 176.
Cigarmakers' Union. No. 495.
Journeymen BARRIERS Union.
Stonecutters' Union.
Bricklayers and Masons Union.
Operative Plasterers, No. 227.
COCKS and Walters Alliance.
Letter Carriers Association. No. 353.
Postoffice Clerks Association, No. S91. |
At the Grounds.
AT the grounds the following program
will be observed:
lnvocation-Rev F. w. Russell.
Address-Mayor l.. b. Jones.
Address-Wesley Il. Stafford, of
Sioux City.
Address-F. f. Northup.