The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
BIG PROGRAMME
FOR LABOR DAY
Salt Palace Will Be Scene of a
Great Demonstration
Monday.
MAMMOTH PARADE WILL
BE ONE OF FEATURES
Athletic Events and Dancing
During Afternoon and
Evening.

time is not far distant when all classes
and professions will alike participate
in the active festivities, sports and
amusements Of the day.
The work of the committees, which
has been expansive and complete, JUS
tify the prediction that tomorrow 3
celebration will be the most elaborate
ever seen in Salt Lake on a like oc-
casion.
The judges Of the parade. as stated
In last Mondays Tribune, will consist
of one representative each Of The Trib-
une, Herald, Telegram and Republican,
and they will select a fifth member.
The judges will occupy stand in front
of the Federal building on Main street
and will review the procession as it
passes south to the Salt Palace, where
the day will be spent in the manner
prescribed by the programme printed
below.
4ne parade will be In the following
First Division.
J. N. spalding. Marshal Of Day.
8. A. Stanford, Assistant Marshal.
+. NJ. Pendleton. Aide.
Salt Lake Fire Department
Platoon Of Police.
Helds Military Band.
OfI1cers and Delegates OF the Utah Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
Allied Printing Trades Council.
Molders
Horseshoers.
Leather Workers.
Stage Employees.
Tailors.
Retail Clerks.
Second Division.
Phil o'Brien. Aide,
Street Railway Employees Band.
Float.
Street Railway Employees.
Brewery Workers.
Machinists.
BARRIERS.
Electrical Workers.
Blacksmiths.
Third Division.
]. A, Johnson. Aide.
Utah State Band
Plumbers and Steam Filters.
Bricklayers.
Stone Masons.
Plasterers.
Steel Metal Workers.
Float
Painters and Decorators.
Bartenders.
Fourth Division.
P. ", Dayton, Aide.
State Band.
Float
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Jolners.
Amalgamated Carpenters.
Float
Structural Iron Workers.
Division No. l will form on Fourth
South, resting on State; No, will form
on Fourth South, west Of first division;
No 3 will form on State street, south OF
Fourth South; No. Wiz form on Fourth
South. east Of State.
The line Of march will be from Fedora
tion OF Labor hall north on State to Third
South; west to Main street; north to
monument. south on Main to Fourth
South; thence east to hall. The review
Ing stand will be at the Federal building.
The prizes for the parade and the
events and prizes at the Salt Palace are
announced as follows;
For the best appearing organization In
parade. $25; second best. $40.
For union having largest number Of
members on the grounds (for unions Of
over fifty members). SIS; second prize,
for unions having largest number Of
members on grounds, with membership
under fifty, $40.
For largest percentage Of members Of
any organization on the ground, s5. This
prize Is offered in fairness to small or
ganizations.
Foot race. 100 yards, union men only,
SIS; So.
Foot race. so yards, boys under ls.
merchandise, value 81; ST.
Foot race. SO yards, boys under 12,
81, 81.
Tug-of-war, sl6. Teams comnetinp
must enter not later than September 1.
Foot race, so yards fat men over 200
pounds), 81; 81.
Foot race, 90 yards Clean men, to weigh
not over 10 pounds, and over 30 years
Of age). So; 81.
Foot race, so yards, married women.
81; 81.
Foot race, so yards. single ladies'. 81:
ST.
Foot race; girls under y, 81; 81
Prize waltz. 81; 81; 81. ST.
Baseball game, winning team, $50
Big Wrestling Match.
Arrangements were made Saturday
morning by the committee having the
matter in charge for wrestling match,
between John Willie, wrestler in a
class by himself, and who challenges
any man in the world to meet him in
the wrestling arena, and j. A. johnson
of Chicago, man Of powerful ply
sique and said to be an urcommonly
clever wrestler. This wrestling ex-
hibition promises to be one of the best
ever seen in Salt Lake.
The announcement is made that mem
bers of the following unions will take
part IN the tug of war, which will be
one of the features of the day: Boiler
makers, bricklayers, linemen, Brother
hood of Carpenters, structural iron
workers and brewers and malsters.
At q meeting of the labor committee
this morning with Manager Chapman of
the saucer track the following pro-
gramme was arranged:
Five.mile lap race; prizes $50, s25,
SIS, Slo. and So, with 81 per lap.
one.mile handicap, professional~s4o,
$40, SO, S5 and SIS.
Australian pursuit race, with Mitten,
Palmer, Achorn, Wilcox and Williams