The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02

Held S Military Band.
Officers and Delegates of the Utah Fed
GRAFTON of Labor.
Allied Printing Trades Council.
MOlders.
HOrSeShOerS.
Leatherworkers.
Stage Employees.
Tailors.
Retail Clerks.
Second Division.
Phil OBrien. Aide.
Street Railway Employees Band.
Float
street Railway Employees.
Brewery Workers
Machinsts.
BARRIERS.
Electrical Workers.
Blscksmiths.
Third Division.
j. 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. w. Dayton, Aide.
State Band.
Float.
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners.
+ Amaigamated Carpenters
Float.
Structural Iron Workers.
Division Nc. 1 will form in Fourth
South, resting on State; No. will form
i'm Fourth South west of first division;
No. 8 will form in State street south OF
Fourth South: No. will form in Fourth
South east of State.
The line OF march will be from FEEDER
alton 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
Prizes Are Announced.
The prizes for the parade and the
events and prizes at the Salt Palace fol-
low:
For the best appearing organization IN
parade, $25: second best, So
For union having largest number OF
members on the grounds (for unions Of
over fifty members), SO; second prize
for unions having largest number OF
members on grounds, with membership
under fifty, $40; for union with largest
percentage of members on grounds, So.
Foot race, 100 yards, union men only
tFoot race. fifty yards. boys under Is
merchandise, value 81; 81.
Foot race, fifty yards, boys under Il
Tug-of-war. s15. Teams competing mus
enter not later than Sept. ].
Foot race, fifty yards 0at men ovel
200 pounds), 81; 81.
weigh not over 10 pounds. and over 3
| years of age). 81; 81.
Foot race, fifty yards, married women
Foot race, fifty yards. single ladies
Foot race. girls under r. 81; 81.
! Pole-climbing contest; 80; ga o.,
| Prize waltz, mans first prize. "a; wo
mans first prize 81; mans second prize
! 81; woman's second prize, 81 .-o
Baseball game winning team, 800.
Comittee on Sports-Stephen StanIoro
chairman: j. A. Johnson, II. p. Raw
| lings II. ]. Kirby, ]. w. Martin.
! Committee on Dancing-C. IL. Banks
chairman; s. NJ. Pendleton, W. c. Wis
Bicycle Races Arranged.
At a meeting of the labor. committe
yesterday morning with Manager J
! Chapman of the saucer track the follow
l ing program was arranged: - .o- -.
Five-mile lap race; prizes 500, go Sl'
$40 and IS, with 81 per lap. ,,o 60,
One-miIe handicap, professionalism w
Australian pursuit race. with Mitter
| Palmer. Achorn, Wilcox and Willlam
riding for prize money an1ounIn as{ e ~ go
cents per lap, with $40. $40, ST. IS and
| for the winners.
| One-half-mile open, amateur.
John Willie and J. A. Johnson OF en-
cage will meet in a wrestling match ]
| the Salt Palace arena. Willie Is loca
| faIorite and as Johnson comes from tn
Windy City with a formidable record thi
contest should be a good one A tug-of
! war Is another event scheduled for tn
salt Palace doings. Local boilermakers
| hricklavers linemen, carpenters struc
turaI iron workers and brewers will tr
! ont for this contest. The two team
winning the match series will meet In
| final. Those having the program g
| snorts in hand announce that there wi
he something doing every minute. an
point to the list of sports and events t
hack their words.