Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-07

heavily among the pleasure seeterSand
the Emigration canyon railroad started
carrying cars of families up into the
hills early this morning. Local trains
went out heavily loaded with fishermen
and nature lovers TO whom The
gurgle of mountain brooks and
the signing OF the wind in the
| pines are more aliuring than the nois-
| lest resort. Those who enjoy strenu-l
| Gus sport furnished by the other man,
| viii go down to Walkers field and see
the Credentials and Murray play ball
| or to Liberty park where Two crack.
cricket teams meet And tonight BIZ
cycle races will bid for patronage IN
opposition to theaters and dance halls.
Perhaps a ma jority of la borers Will
gather al Liberty park. where Eugene
v Debs. Socialist candidate for presi-s
dent of the United States, is scheduled
to deliver an address a 3 o'clock. The
famous Socialist, in his Red Special
will hurry down from Ogden to meet
the Liberty park engagement, Mr..
Debs spoke to Socialists of the junction
city and upon completing his talk start
ed for Salt Lake.
PARADE, BIG FEATURE
The big event of today, as is the case
every Labor day,was the annual parade
+ OF unions and their hundreds of menl-
berS
Main street was the main street Of
circus days by $50 o'clock. Thol.sands
of persons crowded the shady side of
( the thoronghfare, and when the shady
side could hold no more. the crowd
stood in the hot sum- perspring but de-
termined TO see the parade. AT 1879
martial music was heard coming UP
Main. and as mounted policemen RODE
into sight the crowd broke into cheers.
Uncle John Hempel led a squad Of
policemen in single line behind the
marshal of the day. and the mounted
blue coats Officers Of the Utah Fed
GRAFTON of Labor were in carriages.
MAcHINIsTs FIRST
Lodge No. lO6 local OF the Interna
tional MachiniSts led the labor organ
izations with Il float containing min
iature locomotive. the "Sylman Limit
ed" with full steam up. The boiler
makers helpers and apprentices, m
Guiding the d. & r. G. strikers and
blacksmiths unions, came next. Dress
ed in black trousers and white hats the
iron moulders presented an attractive
appearance. Carriage makers followed
in buggies, Cigar makers, all smoking
their favorite products trudged behind
the carriage makers conVeyalces
STRIKING TURNOUT,
A striking portion Of the parade came
next. the horseshuers in leather aprons
and red shirts, were led by prancing
pony with pretty little girl on ITS
back The miss sat in floral horse
shoe. The Federated Musicians rode
in an automobile, The street car men,
headed by their band We're out in great
numbers.
The typographical unions followed.
When boy carrying Dehs placard
fell in the typos promptly put him out
and escorted him 10 the other side OF
Il a la mad at
significant occurrence. Locai l5l. !. Is.
OF 3. followed The brewefy workers
with crowns of hops got hand as they
marched along Members OF the mail
ers union rode in carriages The stage
employees had iioat made hand
some with theatrical drops. The
j. 3. l. tbarbersD union came
next. It's marchers in white Jackets
Led by the state band and IL float
containing n steel bridge, The Struc-
tural Steel Workers in blue shirts,
black hats and yellow oYeralls appeared
10 great advantage. The |. u OF ;. =.
stationary engineers had several hun
dred men in line. Sheet Metal Workers
also had a fine representation.
WHITE COSTUMES NPLENTY.
Plasterers--a half block of them
we're in white from cap To shoes. All
carried canes With American colors ON
them. The y. NJ. e. y had a float con-
tainins the Winners Of the McBurney
cup. Another section of Held's band,
led the paper hangers, all In white.
Electrical wOrkmen and inside wiremen
were Just behind. The latter We're
dressed in overails and black caps.
Carpenters marched four deep and COW
cred a block. Fire Chief Glorc in his
carriage. and the department, each
wagon fully manned, received many
compliments. The engineers and all
other wa CONS were dazzling. 50 bright
were their metal and paint
PARADE's FORMATION.
The procession contained in the