The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-07
forms. should make fine appearance.
FEELING AT PAWTUcKET.

, forms should make a fine appearance.
FEELING AT PAWTUcKET.
The business agent OF the Machinists'
union at Pawtucket writes as follows;
I'VE feel very confident we are going
10 trim the Narragansett Machine CON-
pany This firm builds the Babcock
printing press; this firm is backed by the
Metal Trades association, but we are
going 10 trim them just the same. Ihey
want 10 run that plant 81 hours per week,
while all the other shops In this town
only run 81 and IS hours per week
NOT AS BLACK AS PAINTED.
When a delegation from the committee
having on hand the Working Boys nome
al the Tower Hill house, visited LABOR
Temple 10 seek the aid OF the various
unions of painters plumbers. carpeheens ps
and steamhtters in repairing the nome
for occupancy, they met with generous
and free response, and all of the ABOVE
organizations gave freely OF thelr tlinS ~
help the matter along. NO mater Ma Ma
the capitalists may say about organizes
labor we know that no appeal 10 theh
having vestge OF claim Is ever re-
fused and what is still better, tney 40
not parade their gifts OF time ana a, isoov shev
gave. they follow out the Instructions not
10 let the right hand know what the ieit
hand doeth.
JoINT LABOR DAY COMMITTEE.
There were only four absentees from
the ioint meeting of the -BuiIdinS
Trades council and the Central LABOR
union committee. which was held Iast
evening In room 3. Labor Temple Inc
official communication was received
from the Building Trades council ana
the Central union, announcing that
James H. Coleman and John r. NC
Carthy were the nominees for the po-
sition OF chief marshal for LABOR DAY
The printing committee was given dis
cretionary powers in the purchase OF
badges and other matter for Labor Gay.
The secretary reported that he had sent
a communication TO the police COM
missioners requesting that all saloons
be closed on Labor day, but as yet had
received no reply. j. w. Clayton was
appointed warden for next Thursdays
meeting. when the balloting Will take
nlace A committee consisting or
CLAYTON. Oldheld and Richardson were
appointed to procure banner TOT
Vanity Fair for Labor day. IL was
voted to allow the Label league to nave
a man in line bearing a banner repre-
senting the various labels used by
organized labor. The committee on
sports reported that they had arranged
for a tug of war match between teams
from the Building Trades council and
the Central Labor union; also 5O-yard
DASH open, fat mems race, lo0 YARDS
b0-yard race for boys, and one FOR girls
under 16 years; sack race, three-legged
race. Prizes will be given 10 the
organization having the largest num-
ber on parade. also for best-appearing
organization. prize for the best foat.
the best uniform. II is the intention OF
labor organizations generally TO make
Labor day at Vanity Fair one OF the
hest from point of attendance ever
-hefd.- AS Vanity Fair WIS constructed
solely by union labor. the ORGANIZATIONS
will endeavor to show their apprecia-
tion by nocking there In large num-
bers Should the day be fine there Is
no doubt that the Vanity Fair people
will have no cause to complain OF the
attendance.