The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-04
UNION PROGRAM
READY FOR ISSUE
rs A TWELVE PAGE FOLIO RELE'
WANT TO LABOR DAY IN
BEAUMONT.
70 Be GIVEN 10 PUBLIC TOMORROW
Parade in the Forenoon, Athletic
Contests al Driving Park In
Afternoon and DANCING
There al Night.

The prngram for licaumOnls l.i'
boz Day celebration tomorrow was
finished yesterday and issued last
evening. II IL II twelve page loli"'
containing all information regarding
the DAYS doings and chuck inll ana
luinainp over with choice lot oil
"lnt ads" II viii be distributes
nmnng the members oi the various
unions aud given to tho public To-
morrow. The iulio begins VAIN "l
ununccmcnt 10 the public from inc
committee from the Trades ahd
Labor Assembly, which has had the
larrangcmcnt Of Labor Day ce'eDra.
lions in charge. The announcements
follows; -. 400,
As we look back over the past
year ana noe the progress lh"nc III
organized labor everywhere we TO-
iuicr that we are member Oh lhc
yrandcst organization on eailh'
comb nation OF producers, ol men
Mo make everything That makes
,his world "A better place to I'VE III
Men who are ski led in the pruhuc,
non of all the necessarics as wen
ps th, Injuries oil life. Men VINO
make travel easy, make our cues
beautiful, make our rlch men I.n'
.-.l make our country what II Is TO-
day Great, indeed has Deeh inc
nrnprcss made. Extraordinary ci-
forts have been made by our organ,
iyrrs and officials 10 enlarge 90!
Great army of members and our e.
Irris have been crowned with wen.
mcrilcd success. The work Oh our
CUIcrlmnorS has been conllhuHu al"
extended. We have gained Ill mum,
hcrs, we have gained III wealth. anu
we have gained the esteem Oh o"l
fellow citizens who are not III our
ranks. New departures have proven
successful. The greatest OF these
he ing the organization Of the larih'
crs. While we have been busy IN
the factory. in the workshop ana III
our meeting nails, building up lor
thc bettcrment of human society,"
our enemies have been busy at inc
.olhcr. end. tearing down what we
have milt up. Attempt upon at
irmpt has been made throughout
fEo country to disrupt the unions.
Irnscrupulous men have adoptCu
questionable means to further thelr
selfish aims, but the effect III most
cases has been the opposite 10 tliaI
intcndod, as our workingmen had TO
ioin the ranks of the organized 10
nrotect themselves from the greco
10, tho parryitc. Thanks to our
GOOD Judgment and the intelligence
q; our Beaumont citizens the few un-
scrupulous enemies of organized
labor in this city have been unable
tn do harm. our business men nave
this year, like in former years, come
forward literally to help make
ohnr Dav success. All unionists
and their friends should bear IN
mind when making purchases that
tho advertisers in the Labor DAY
rrogrom have patroni2od us ana
have contributed their share toward
making Labor Day success. o.n
crs have givtn prizes for the various
games and contests on LaDor l,al
They have patroniZed you! 10"
should patroni2c them. 49,,
The days celebration is diVlde"
into three parts: A parade III lno
forenoon, athletic contests ana music
a, the Driving Park in the afternoon
and dancing and music at the DIV,
inc Park in the evening. spirited
contest for marshal OF the day re-
suited in the choice OF Mr.. L. J'
Davies.
I'm the afternoon the Labor Day
Grafton will be delivered at the
Driving Park by Hon. Walton Peteel
of san Antonio. The parade com
mittcc has issued the following IN
srguctiuns ,rcga.Ing the formation
lot the procession:
The following positions are as
sisncd to the respective unions IN
thr formation Of the Grand Parade
ON Monday. September :, ut Il. M
sharp:
Marhnists. bakers, and lmemon,
right ON Pearl. facing south between
Milan aud Washington streets. ne
O. acksmirhs. carpenters and har
TENDERS left on same street.
Painters. street car men and print
|,rs riun ON Washington street. ne
tween Main and Pearl streets, lac
Federal union 9.777. tailors and
plumbers. left on Washington street
Ia,Iug west
Timers. BARRIERS and Federal
.Tnf1p 1l.24a. rirhf VA Main street
facing Washington street.
g.gar makers. meat cutters and en-
arr,,r-. I,n uu Main street. facing
Westminster
Surphmpn. fr.mgu. photographers
and brick layers. Main street h'-
tween Washington and Milan facinG
... R...rF.HHF hall
Federal Labor Iliun ln."2a. Wash
r...r street. between Pear. anu
.t....- streets facing east
Or d.. ..uH,aIy ur..i that al. iH,
unions Dbl. 100 SHEER r -pCCuNy places
IH.h sharp
-E. H-aH. u.F F. made up ni ih'
rr.rr-r- iu rI, ORDER given
r"uf.H uHfr'.
TH.--HT'. -arHr. city cnrneil ana
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H.. orator HF r. HaE Hun Wal
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