The San Francisco call., 1908-09-07

trades council +. II. Mccarthy,
dressed the members on the spirit of
the day. He declared that the cele-
bration would be an effective demon
stration against the campaign OF Cap
tain j. Mckinney, the head of the citf-
zens' alliance of San Francisco, and
others of that movement,
A feature of the day will be the
double procession in Market street,
The two great bodies of workers VIII
form in the morning at fabout the,
same hour and will start, the one at
Fourteenth and Guerrero streets and
the other at Market and Front streets.
One will move down Market street on
the south side toward the ferry, while
the other will march up Market on the
north side.
Each organization will have in line
number of artistic floats, symbolic
of the union making the display. AS
some valuable trophies have been of
fered a number of the unions Will
make an effort to win one or more. In
addition to trophies for general ap-
pearance and beauty Of display there
are prizes for unions that shall make
the greatest numerical showing on the
percentage OF membership. 1t may
happen that one union may make the
finest appearance, have the best float
and the greatest number of men In
line according to membership. and in
that way capture three prizes
of those who are to parade with the
labor council, the ice wagon drivers
promise TO have one of the most at
tractive floats in line. Other unions,
not so ambitious. but believing that
the laboring men should show their
strength without ostentatious display.
will march with only the union BAN
ner at the front.
At the dismissal of the building
trades parade at East street, after
passing the reviewing stand, there will
be a rush for the other side of the
bay, where there will be literary ex-
ercises
After the labor council is dismissed
at Market and Eighth streets, after
countermarch in Van Ness avenue,
those who trod the pavement will be
given an opportunity to rest before at
tending the literary exercises. to be
held in the Sixteenth street theater.
commencing at 8 O'CLOCK in the even
ing.
MCCARTHY GRAND MARSHAL
P. H. Mccarthy will head the build
ing trades parade as grand marshal,
accompanied by his aids. supervising
aids and guard of honor. as follows:
Aids to grand marshall. G. Mcdonald,
SON, John Coehpid. T. b. Crane .
w. ". f<
d. Ganelo 4. ]. Forbs, John Clark.
Guard Of honor-w Flagler. =. a, Clancy,
James Walker, Harry f. Leavits, n, ! ksr-
William Kelly, r. e. Byrne. William Cahill,
c. Moore, Ed McGee, Daniel Dougherty.
The parade will start from Four
teenth and Guerrero streets at ESQ
o'clock and move along Fourteenth
to Valencia. Valencia to Market. Mar
ket on the south side to East street,
on the west side of East to Folsom,
countermafching to Jackson, again
countermarching to Folsom, and again
countermarching on East street and
in front of the judges stand to jack
son, bringing into play four distinct
columns moving at the same time in
alternate directions. after which the
members OF the parade Will disband, to
find waiting in sufficient numbers all
the boats necessary to take the mem
bers to the celebration at Shell Mound
park.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
The following is the order Of the
procession:
FIRST DIVISION
Division marshal. Thomas Casserly; Joseph
McCann, George Haggermiler. aids.
Plumbers, gas and steam filters No. 442-
II. G.. Barnett msrshal J. w. McFadden,
Joseph Colvin, NJ. F. Harrington. John Behr,
Charles GOneZ, j. 4. Jones, j.. JeSsOp, aldS.
Plumbers, gas and steam filters helpers
F. Vivian, marshal; T. Whearty, w. Byrnes,
aids.
Steam filters and sprinklers' helpers No. AL.
Bridge and structural iron workers No. 81
J. Jenkins marshal; j. Monahan, j. Bair.
aids.
Housesmiths and architectural iron workers
No. TSP Vaughan, marshal; r. Butler, q.
Astel, II. Fay, H. Burwick. aids.
Electrical workers No. I3, i. B. f. W
Loomis, aids.
Wood, wire and metal lathers No IS.
Sheet metal workers No. 104.
marshall Thomas Carroll, ]. ]. Doyle. aids.
Gas and electric fixture hangers No. 404-
Louis Grasser. marshal; W. Woods, II. Gardner,
aids
Elevator conductors and starters-A. B. Moon.
marshal: Chester Leathanl, Richardson, aids.
Heat FROST general insuators and asbestos
workers No. 16-George Henning. marshal; II.
G. Lewis. J. Tifer aids.
Brass and. chandelier workers No. 15S