Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-02
All Plans and Arrangements
For Annual Celebration
Are Now Complete
MORNING AND AFTERNOON
Parade Will Form on Fourth and Fifth
Streets. Resting on Main, at Nine
O'clock, and March to Finkie's Park,
Where the Day Will Be spent-visi-
tors Expected.

All the Plans and arrangements for
the Labor day celebration have been
completed and are now in the hands of
the various committees to be carried
out. Word has been received from Ell!
Cora that delegation will attend from
that city and Waterloo laboring men
are endeavorng to secure rates which,
if granted, will mean that a large
crowd from that city, headed by a band,
will attend. The parade will form on
Fourth and Fifth streets, with the head
resting on Main, at 8 o'clock, and will
move toward F'inllle's Park at $3.50
{ Clock. The formation of the parade
and its marching order Is as follows:
Fiftythi Regimental Band
City Police
Speakers In Carriages
Council Members in Carriages
Fire Department
Federal Labor Union. No. $3.50
Carpenters and Joinars, No. 1112
brotherhood of Car Men, No. ITO
Machinists. No. 299
Brotharhoods of Blacksmiths, No. sc
Allied Metal Workers, No. LA
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Painters and Paper Hangers, No. 573
Bartenders' League. No. 326
Cooks and Walters Alliance
Retail Clerks Protective Association,
No. 500
Journeymen Tailors. No. 116
American Federation Of Musicians
Soldiers Home Band
Cigarmakers' Union, No. 495
Journeymen Bartbers
Bi'icklayers and Masons, No. IL
Operative Plasterers, No. 227
Carriage and Wagon Workers, No. SO !
Typographical Union, No. Ala
Amalgalnated Meat Cutters and Butch
ers' Worlamen
Team Drivers International Union
Molders' Union
of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
Switcllmens Union
Postoffice Clerks
Letter Carriers
laundry Workers
On reaching the grounds the pro-
cram, as arranged, will be as follows:
Invocaltion-Rev. David Desnpster.
Addresses AMayor L. B. Jones; Wes-
ey L. Stafford, Sioux City; Anthony c.
DAILY ard f. e. Northup.
Ball Game-Clerks vs.. Bartenders.
Team Pulling Contest, divided into
wo classes, for teams weighing over
md less than 2,400 pounds-One prize
# So for each.
Dinner.
The events of the afternoon will be
tarted ait 1: 80 o'clock, with the OBJ
ervance of the following program:
Exhibition Run by Fire Departments
Base Ball Game-Maroons VS.. Whit
en-.
One Hundred Yard Dash (union men
nly)-Prizes SO and 81.
Shot Put (open to puhlic)-Prizes So
nd 50.
Fifty-Yard Dash for fat men, union
len only. weighing over 200 pounds)-
'rizes IS and 50.
One-Half Mile for Trotters or PAGERS
open to horses never raced before for
loney)-Prizes SO ana S..
Fifty Yard Dash (union men only,
nd winner of 1OO-yard dash barred)-
'rizes So and ST.
Fifty Yard Dash (for young ladies, !
pen to public)-Prizes So and 50.
Two Mile Motorcycle Race-Prizes
3 and 50. !
Fifty Yard Race (for boys under II;
AXE off shoes, run and Tut shoes on)-
'rizes SO and 81.
Goat Race Goo yards; two boys to a
oat, one to pull and one to drive)-
'rizes 50 and 81.
Fifty Yard Dash Qfor married women, .
pen to municipalities So and 50.
One Hundred Race eight pipe and
o, open to puiblic) prizes So and 81.