The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
OAKLAND'S UNIONS
TO CELEBRATE.
Sons of Toll to Parade
and Enjoy PicnicS at
Idora and Shellmound
PLANS COMPLETED

OARLAND, Sept. Union men VIII
gather in Oakland on Monday, TO cele-
brate the day set aside as the individ-
ual holiday OF the American working
man. The observance OF the day VIII
BEGIN with a parade in which every
labor organization of Oakland will take
part. after which the afternoon and
evening will be spent in picnics and re-
unions at Idorz and Shellmouno parks
Members OF all unions affiliated with
the Building Trades Councils OF oak
land and San Francisco viii gather at
Shellnound Park. while ldora PARK
will be the scene of the picnic OF the
Central Labor Councils Of both cities
Al both places addresses will be made
by prominent labor leaders, after which
there VIII be games, races and dancing.
The parade will form at Eighth and
Market streets and viii move east 10
Clay street, TO Seventeenth street, on
San Pablo avenue to Hobart street TO
Broadway, 10 Seventh street ana coun-
termzrch on Broadway TO Ninetenth
street. where II viii disband. Grand
Marshal J. B. Bowen has appointed
the following SIS his aids:
c. r. Elder and c. D. Rogers. Divi-
sion marshals: Division No. MAR
.shal. z. II. Pratt; aids, F. II. MosheTT'
PhijIips. Division No. 3-Marshal, c.
sexton. Division No. Marshal, L. X.
GiRaac; aids, B. Litzenstetn, w. Il. Eli
son Division No 5-Marsha! ?. J.
walsh: aids. ! Stewart. A. Massie Sr.
Division No. e-Marshal. James Cronin;
aids, c. J. C8rlt,f. George Curran,
Marshal. ). McPEeIsOa; AIDS, J. Refill
Il. Ballard.
The parade viii pass the reviewing
stand. which will be located az Broad
way and Fourteenth street, in the fol-
lowing order:
First oivision-Fifth Regiment Band,
Painters Union No. l27, Sewer work
chanics. Slate and Tile Roofers, Sign
Painters No. SIS.
Second division - Melville's Band.
Blacksmiths Iron, Steel and Tin Work
ers, Iron Molders. Electrical Workers
No. l63. Horseshoers, Typographical No.
IS. Theatrical Stage Employees, Flour
and Feed Mil Operatives.
Third division-Scott's Band. Cement
: Workers Union No. ls. Laborers' Pro
tectiTe Association. Plasterers, No: ll2,
Lethers No. Se. Bricklayers No. s, Elec-
tricai WORKERS No l Of 9, Plumbers
No. 444. Sheet Metal Workers No. 216.
Fourth division-Willisms Band, Ma
chinists' Union No. $40. Machlnists'
Union No. 2S4. Junior order Machin-
tsts, Carmen's. Union, Boxmakers IN
ion, Butchers Union. JOurneynlan Bar
bers' Union, Laundry Workers Union,
Retail Clerks Union, Journeyman Tail
oFs' Union.
Fifth division-Eobb's Band. Millmen
No. $50, Amalgamated Carpenters. Car
penters Union No. 1873. Carpenters
Union No. IS. Carpenters Union No.
1857, Carpenters Union No. 1914. Car
penters Union No. 1888, Carpenters
Union No. SIS, Furniture Workers I'm
Ion.
Sixth division - Lercher's Band
Transfers Union No. 20. Ice Wagon
Drivers. Gas Workers. Stevedores. Bak-
ers' Union. Pie Bakers Union, Printing
Pressmen's Union. Beer Bottlers' Union
Bsrtenders' Union. Cigarmakers' Union
Cooks and Walters Union
Seventh division - Porep's Band
Lumb Clerks Union, Longshore Lum-
Der Handlers Union, Material Team
Drivers Union No. 81. Portable, Sta
tionary and Hosting Engineers No. 81
Brick, Tile and Terra Gotta Alliance
Local No. SO. Housemovers' Union
Bartenders Union. CiEarmakers' Union
Brickmarkers' Union-Pleasanton