The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05

Labor Council has finished it's
work Of preparing for the monster
parade 10 be held next Monday
forenoon and for the celebration at
the Chutes in the afternoon and evening.
It has been proposed to make the
demonstration the greatest Of its kind
ever held in the city and. indications are
that il will be so. The celebration will
be one strictly conforming with the spirit
Of labor unionism and in a manner that
viii receive the approval Of every union
man IN the city.
Nearly all the labor unions in the city
participated iu the parade Of 1902 This
wear the Labor Council and the Building
Trades Council wiz parade separately.
The first named parade viii start from
East and Market streets, continue on
Market to Van Ness avenue, thence to
Eddy street. where il will cOuntermarch
10 Eighth and Market. The Building
Trades Councils parade viii form at Van
Ness avenue and Union streets. march TO
Market, on Market 10 the ferry, where
IL viii disband. and the participants will
go 70 Shell Mound Park, where the an
nual exercises will be held The thou
sands OF union men in the city viii par
ticipste IN one or the other parade and
viii march under one or the other ban
ner.
The Labor Council committee has
planned the parade so that those who
march viii have an opportunity Of being
amply refreshed before they meet at the
ChUtes celebration in the afternoon The
exercises at the latter place commence at
4 p. m, Immediately after the regular
theatrical performance. Schupperts and
Selos combined bands and the Temple
Quartet viii furnish the music. President
Q. 3. Benham of the Labor Council viii
deliver an address on The Future Of
Trade Unionism,' and Andrew Furuseth.
secretary Of the Sailors Union Of the Pa
cifc, will speak on the labor movement
and what ii is. The programme is as fol-
lows:
.---sehuppert's and selo's combined bands
Music .-....-..--. ..-....----. Temple Quartet
Address. The Future Of Trade Unionism'
George B. Benham. president Of San
Francisco Labor Council.
Music ...--....... ....-...... .Temple Quartet
Address The Labor Moveraent-YVhst Is It?''
Andrew Furuseth. secretary Sailors Union
Music schuppert-s and seIo's combined bands
Dancing viii begin at 2:3O O'Clock in the
afternoon in the Chutes dancing pavilion
and continue during the evening. Follow
ing is a list Of those who viii direct this
feature Of the days entertainment:
Floor manager tred. white and blue rosette
trimmed with EQlol-M. ". COffey. Hackmen' $
lilOn- t4fHt assistant AlDr manager tpurple
rosette. trimmed with gOld)-H b. Brown
Dndertakers Assistants Union. Floor com
mittee Lavender rosette trimmed with silver
w. z StaDlins. Carriage Painters Union !;
Philip Deltz. Glass Blowers; James Nc
Cueeney. Electrical Workers; George @. Bois-
son. san Francisco Printing Pressmen: O.
Hinters BARRIERS. Frank FlaherIy, Retail Shoe
Clerks; George s. Whiting Piano snd Furni-
ture Movers; j. G.. sullivan, Dyeing and Clean
ing Wagon Drivers. a. Pfendler Brewery
Workers. Miss NJ Dayton Paper Box Workers !;
Miss NJ O'Brien. Garment Workers Mrs. l.
Walden. Laundry Workers
There viii be six divisions to the par
ade under the marshalship Of Emil
Schaerer. They viii comprise the men,
bers Of nearly Iz0 unions and every trade
in the city Will be represented. The par
ade viii move at $3.50 o'clock sharp and
unions are requested TO report at clock
sharp. The procession will be reviewed
at Eleventh and Market streets by the
grand marshal and speakers and officers
Of the day OF the council