Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-07
LOCAL LA0OR'S FINE SHOWING.
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association "a mon, In four-horse
drag, Brotherhood OF Painters, 100 men,
L. Dern, marshal. Sheet Iron and Metal
Workers union, 80 men. j. u. Edwards,
marshal; InteFnatlonal association Of
Machinists, Is men, w. Jones, marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Held's band; Bricklayers' union. 800
men, $. NJ Tucker, marshal; Stone
masons union, 30 men, j Erickson,
marshal, Building Laborers' union 30
mon, H. Wiseman, marshal Plasterers'
union 35 men, l.. Ward marshal;
Horseshoers and BlacksmIths' unions,
l6 mem BARRIERS union. 60 men w.
Reynolds, marshall Wagon and Car
riage Workers, so men In seven car
riages; International Alliance OF The
airlcal Stage Employees, 30 men, II. |.
Meyer. marshall Expressmen's union,
~ teams, containing about 100 people
without regard to age, race, sex. color
or previous condition Of seryitude, w.
II. Skillhorn, marshal.
DISTINCTIVE ATTIRE.
Most OF the unions wore some
sort OF distinctive attire representing
Il picturesque appearance. The paint
ers and decorators were oil dressed IN
white duck quits with soft white hats
having a black band and wore sun.
tlowera over q handsome lot OF badges
Their banner Is Il dream" q costly silk
affair elegantly lettered and decorated.
The Japanese umbrellas which they
carried Test year and which came near
getting them the prize. were absent to-
day The stage hands were also at-
tired IN white suits and can ana were
preceded IN the march by q large four
horse float.
carrying drop curtains rolled up and
other stage paraphefnalia, and with an
ornamented drum above ON which was
lettored, 'All the worlds stage, and
we help run Il" while legend at the
side Of the vehicle stated. 1.-THE young
est unlor IN Utah" The stage men
wore STAGE screws glded for badges.
The pl7sterers also boosted a float at
the head OF their column. II carried
q cement plastered house OF oastelated
design as large as a small room. and
made a good showing, II was drawn
by four horses. The men were dressed
IN the conventional white. and carried
canes. The 'Tynoguphs' were led by
their handsome banner and made an
excellent showing In their elegant new
badges Tho stone masons were uni
formed IN white pants, dark sack coats,
and sply felt hats. Che machinlsts
carried large red, white and black
transparency ana wore overall suits
and caps and made a unique and at
traotive showing. They wore very hand
some bndges. AS last year the metal
workers sported tin plate parasolg, pre-.
coded by an immense metal umbrella,
carried by o color bearer assisted by
the knight Of n quartet Of gilded youth
VINO counted this the prOudest moment
IN me hves. The metal men wore
oyeralIa and white caps
THE BARRIERS GOAT.
The BARRIERS had woolly goat as n
mascot IN their van, and the animal
seemed to enjoy the show. The Black.
smiths ana horseshoers had large van
with forge IN fun action, and with
men turning out horseshoes. The cigar
makers were preceded by "A gnudily
painted delivery wagon, followed by
sam LeVys specia cigar turnout The
iron moulders presented a heat appear
ance IN black silk shirts with a. Nj. IT,"
thereon In white, and caps, aud the
electrical workers In their white duck
pants ana black silk shirts created n
favorable Impression. The brewery
workers were also very neatly uni
formed In gray and black The car
rage makers concluded as long as they
made carriages they should ride In
them, and they did, and the arlstoorat.
ic tailors did the same thing,
The crowds OF spectators apneared
hlghly pleased with the showing made
by the unions
LAGOON PROGRAM.
Most OF the unions went to Lagoon hv
.he i;5O train, the exception being the
Machlllsts union, whose members went
10 me SAT- Palace. The program at Ia.
COON Is varied and extensive.
AFTER the games We're over there viii
ue an address on Trades Unlonlsm at
the pavilion, and this evening, prizes
VIII be awarded at the pavilion
PRIZE AWARD COMMITTEES.
Committees to award the prizes are,
On unions having the largest member
ship ON the grounds-R. u. CurrIe q,
g. Henry, Thomas Watkins
Prizes to be awarded in pavlllon--R.
g. Sleater John Dunlap, y. NJ Davis.
on tug OF war and boat races-C. c.
Norman, j, u, Clements, j. Elton.
On mems aud boys races--John Sui.
Ivan, Thomas Watkins j. Edwards. j.
Elton, G, c, Hoffman, c. II, Banks.
On ladies' and girls races-G. C.
Henry X, G Sloater, L. II, Falls, ]. II
Clements, John Dunlap. Il. NJ. Davis,
Not few members of the unions have
gone 70 Calders Park TO Saltalr and
other places OF amusement for the re-
malnder of the day, There Is horse rae
lns az Calders under the direction OF II.
w. Brown Two trottng and one run
ming. June Wilkes George NJ, and
Chester S. are entered for the FIRST race,
at mile heats. best three IN Ave, winner
to receive $3.50. The second race is a
trottng and pacing event. best three In
hvc, for q purse OF si6o, horse to be