The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-05
DAY OF TOlLERS
HAS ARRIVED
Utah Federation Of Labor Will
Celebrate.
PARADE IN THE FORENOON
SPORTS WILL BE AT CALDER'S
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Labor day is here.

With parade and sports the Utah
Federation Of Labor will celebrate to-
day, while the public viii have a holi-
day in honor Of the toiIers.
The parade will commence at the
Federation of Labor hall. Fourth South
and State streets, at 10 a. m. sharp.
All the unions participating are re-
quested TO report at $3.50 a. m.
The parade viii move north on State
street To South Temple street, west on
South Temple 10 Main, south on Main
to Third South. cOuntermarch on Main
and Third South to First South, west
ON First South to West Temple. south
on West Temple 10 Third South, east
on Third South 10 Main, south on Main
10 Fourth South, east on Fourth South
TO Federation Of Labor hall
e. NJ. Ninson, grand marshal, will
lead the first division. Daniel Grunvfg
the second division and c. D. Bowman
the third division.
The order OF the parade VIII be as fol-
lows;
First Division.
VIII form on Fourth South street, right
resting on State.
Platoon of police; Held's band: fire de-
partment; volunteer firemen; Utah Fed
Grafton of Labor; Typographical union,
aide Henry Russell; Printing Pressmen's
union. aide A. Sharon: Cigarmagers'
union, aide l.. a. Fish: Iron Molders'
union, aide \. Is. Duckworth: Plasterers'
union, aide J. Davis; Plumbers union;
steam and Gas Filters, Marshal Samuel
Tobin, Jack Anderson, Joseph Bernard;
Amalgamated Carpenters union. Z. i.
Hart: BARRIERS union, John Hanson;
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. &.
IL. "alton; Brewery Workers union,
WiIes; Beer Drivers, Joseph Brown.
TailOFS union, y. Splegel.
Second Division.
VIII form on Fourth South street. right
resting on State street.
state band of Utah; Brotherhood of Car
penters, H. SchraVer ". BroadfOOt;
Sheet Iron and Metal Workers. Henry
Alon. +. L. Tessman; international Asso-
citation OF Macninists: Retail Clerks AS
cOciation, carriages; BOllermakers' union,
c. ". Camomile; Valle Smeltermen's
can Stage Employees, r. Shank; Boiler
makers Helpers, James d. Owens.
Third Division.
VIII form on Fourth South street, right
resting on State street.
Held's hand: Electrical Workers union.
local 81, II. n. Sherman; Blacksmtths'
union; Horseshoers' union, F. Pendleton;
riages; ROot and Shoemakers' union, car
riages: A. a. of s. & z. r. L. of ~,
Allen Burt: Cooks and Walters Alliance,
J. a. LUDWIG; BartendeTS' league; Laun-
dry Workers union. John Robinson; Wo-
mans Union Labor league. Miss Mary
Watkins: Hack Drivers union. H. David
son.
Sports at Calder's Park.
After the street parade the unions will
proceed 10 Calders' park. where the sports
will take place. Following is the pro-
gramme at the park;
hi. INN frfv
Joserh Gilbert at LEO p. IN.
Voting contest to be held for the most
popular union man or woman on the
ground. Proceeds TO go 10 the Western
Federation of Miners and the United Mine
Workers of America now on strike IN
Utah and Colorado. The Ladies' Union
Label league TO have full charge of Yot-
ing contest.
Horse Races.
The horse racing TO commence at ESQ
p. IN. sharp.
First race-Named race for trottors and
PAGERS in the 2:20 class. Names: Cold
Storage. Cluster S. Julia A, Sarah Green
Annie duryea's
second raee-Purse, go for trotters and
PAGERS: Lady Smith. Alfonzo. George NJ,
I'd COnroy-
Third race-6i5 furlongs: Hymn, Como
dore. Geisha Girl
Fourth race-Birchtwjg in two exhibit
ton heats trying to lower the state rec
ord of PA fiat.
Athlete Sports.
Athletic sports to commence at $50 p.
m.
100 yards foot race for union men only,
30 yards foot race for ladies over 1s, g,
10 wards foot race for girls to u. 50. 81.
50 yards foot race for boys 70 j, s.,
n yards foot race for fat men 225 pounds
or over. $50. S1.J0.
a5 yards foot race for girls under (can-
dy TO losers) 81 soc.
q Yards foot race for boys under (can-
DIV 10 losers, $40, -50c.
. wards sack race Tor boys, SOL, t5c.
Tub race, $50. $50.
Oldest couple on grounds, IS.
Tug OF war between unions. $40, 80.
Boat race, g, s. 90,
A grand cash prize will be waltz will
take place at 10 D. m. Professor Loisellc
WILDE chairman OF judges.
The committees are as toiioWS;:
Finance and printing! NJ PoTcher,
chairman: Fred Paramore, w. ). casey,
Henry Harms. Mrs. Thomas Watkins
John Osborne.
Musc-A. Mutchner, chairman; ]. y.
Johnson p. +. Hart.
Sports-Robert Splan, David Jacoby, G.
d. Bowman p. c. Dykes, Jonn Foote,
Speakers-J. T. Lavery, David Jacoby,
Il B. CrOmar
Radges-Afrs. Thomas Watkins.
Chairman of general committec-Thom-
as Watkins
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