The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24
OGDEN PROGRAM
FOR LABOR DAY
Celebration Expected to Sur
pass Anything of the Kind
Given in Junction City.

The Labor Day committee, consisting OF
r. NJ. Clark, H. 7. Gravitt. w. NJ. Pig
gott, B. Linderman, J. T. Truck and H.
OGormon, has completed the program
for the Labor Day celebration in this
city Sept. 8. Practically all that can be
done has been done and those that have
labored to make the affair the greatest
of it's kind ever held here, have every
reason to believe that their efforts will
be crowned with success. One of the prin-
cipal features of the occasion will be the
monster parade. The order of the parade
will be as follows:
Grand marshal. platoon Of police. fire
department. speaker of the day, city and
county officials, singers.
First Division.
Band. machinists and apprentices, boiler
makers and helpers. electricians. black
smiths (railroad and city,, brick and
stone mascns, stonecutters.
Second Division.
Band. carpenters and joiners. bod car
riers union. lathers, railroad carmen.
transfers, bartenderS, cigarma kerS, plas-
terers, BARRIERS, Typographical Union No.
236, tailors, painters brewers. broom
makers and street car employees.
Third Division.
| Brigham City, Logan, Malad, Huntsville
and Ogden valley, fraternal orders.
Fourth Division.
Drug corps, industrial floats.
The first division will form on Grand
| avenue south of Twenty-fifth street,
| headed north in the order named above
The second division will form on Lincoln
! avenue, north of Twenty-fifth street,
headed south. The third division, COM
| posed OF the visiting delegates, will form
| on Wall avenue as follows: Logan, south
Of Twenty-fifth street. headed north:
street. headed south. The other delega-
! tions will follow in the order specified
| above. The fourth division, composed of
| the Industrial floats will also form on
Wall avenue north of Twenty-fifth street,
| headed south.
! All those participating in the parade
are requested TO be in line by 1890, as the
! procession will move upon the arrival Of
/ the 1919 a. m. train from Logan
Line of March.
! The line of march will be west on the
north side Of twenty-fifth street to Wall
/ avenue, countermarch on the south side
| to Washington avenue. thence north to
! Seventeenth street east to jefferson ave-
! nue. and then north to Sixteenth street
! At this point all floats will go west to
! Washington avenue and return to the
! center of the city and all carriages and
| those on foot will continue east to the
! Glenwood park. The fire department will
leave the line of march at Twenty-second
street.
! The program for the day is as follows:
| Exercises at Glenwood park; addresses
! by Governor J. c. Cutler, Mayor E. NJ.
! Conroy Judge j. A. Howell; speaker Of
| the day, Rev. Father r. NJ. CCshnahan
Sports and Prizes.
Best union float. $50; best appearing
union in parade, So
| 200 p. m.-Boys' race, under 49,. knife
! 2:1O d. m.-BoyS' sack race. under IA,
| 2:20 p. m.-Potato race for girls, under
| IA, pair of gloves.
! 2:3O p. m-Largest union family on the
! grounds, ton of coal.
! 2:+O p. m.-Union mems foot race, free
for all. first price, pair shoes; second
price, pair slippers.
$50 p. m.-Best union baby girl. under
/ year, gold ring; best union baby boy
! under ] year, gold ring.
300 p. m.-BaH game, Brigham VS.. Lo-
| gan.
Tug of war-free for all unions, imme-
diately after ball game, $15.
$3.50 p. m.-Standing jump, hat.
$40 D. m.-BrOad jump pair kid gloves.
$50 y. m.-Nail driving contest for union
| women set cups and Saucers.
4:1O p. m.-Union ladies, race, first prize,
APO D. m.-Single union ladies' race, over
16. parasol.
4:30 p. m.-Union fat mems race, over 1876
pounds, box cigars.
$40 D. m.-Rope throwing contest, free
for all union men, box cigars.
500 p. m.-High jump, open to all union
men, pair shoes.
Wrestling match at the saucer track in
the evening. Mike Yokel VS.. Pat Cannon.