The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-06
UTAH'S ORGANIZED
LABOR TO HOLD A
CELEBRATION TODAY
Continued from Page I

including Pete sullivan and Andy Nal
10y and Jack Dovney and Erne Wright
The report of the parade committee
contained the announcement that the
city council had ordered Main street
closed between 10 O'Clock and 1870 in
the morning during the parade, and the
street cars viii also be kept from Main
street during this time.
The parade viii move in eight di-
visions, leaving Labor hall promptly at
10 o'clock iu the morning. and march
ing TO Main street north in Main TO the
Pioneer monument and then counter
march south I'm Main street TO the Salt
Palace grounds. Mayor j. :. BransfOrd.
A. j. Davis. president OF the city coun-
Gil and s, NJ Barlow. chief of police.
arr to be judges for the parade, and
prizes of $50. S25 and $40 VIII be given
10 the unions making the best appear
auce in line.
Tt was announced yesterday that the
StOneCutters. Structural Iron Workers
and Retail Clerks would also have spe-
cial displays ia the parade.
Parade Formation,
Final touches TO the parade forma-
ton and arrangements were made, with
the result that it will be as follows;
Grand marshal. r. +. Currie, chief
aide, +. W. Butler
First Divisiou-Wiu form on Fourth
South, between Main and State streets.
Division aide, j. E. Nunsey- Formation
of division-Fire department, police de-
partment Held's band. Salt Lake Fed
Grafton of Labor, Western Federation Of
Miners. Building Trades council,
Plumbers, Cashiers and helpers, Inside
Electrical Workers No. 354, Sheet Metal
Workers, Structural Iron Workers
Choat), Hosting Engineers.
Second Division-FOrms on south side
of Fourth South, between State and
Second East streets Aide, r. W. RO-
den. Formation of division-Band,
Stonecutters' union, Stonemasons,
BTicklayers
Third DivisiOn-FOrms on west side
of State, between Third and Fourth
South streets. Aide j. \. Spaulding,
Brotherhood Of Carpenters Formation
of divisiOn-District Council of Carpen-
tiers, Brotherhood Of Carpenters, Anal
gamated Carpenters.
Fourth DivisiOn-FOrms on east side
OF State. between Third and Fourth
South streets. Aide, Edward Knowles,
Plasterers' union. Formation Of di-
vision-Band, PlasteTers' union (dOaD,
Lathers' union (floaO, Painters and
Decorators, Sign Writers.
Fifth Diyisiou-FOrms on east side Of
State, between Fourth and Fifth South
streets. facing north. Aide, n. T. Thurs
ton, Cement Workers. Formation of di-
visiOn-Band, Building LabOrers No. 1,
Cement Fnishers and helpers (doaD,
Building LaboTers' International.
Sixth DiViSiOn-FOTms on west side of
State, between Fourth and Fifth South
streets, facing north. Aide. J. 3. Young,
HOrseshOers' union. Formation of di-
vision-Band, Journeymen HorseshoeTs,
Iron Molders, BOilermakers, BOileTmak-
ers' Helpers, Machinists, Blacksmiths
and helpers. Railroad Carmen, Switch
men, Leather Workers, Electric Work
ers No. 81.
Seventh Division-Forms on east side
OF Main, between Fourth and Fifth
South streets, facing north. Aide, Carl
Riley, Retail Clerks. Formation Of di-
vision-Band, Street Garments union
(doaD, Brewery Workers No. Ga, Beer
BOttlers, BARRIERS No. 81, Bartenders,
Retail Clerks, Tail0rs, Stage Employees.
Eighth Division-Forms on Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth South
streets, facing north. Aide. Z. Nelson,
Cigarmakers' union. Formation of di-
vision-Band Allied Printing Trades
council, Typographical union, Pressmen, I
Press Feeders and Assistants, Stereo-
typers. BOokbinders, Mailers, Cigarmak-
ers, Beer Drivers.
The ogden labor committee issued the
following notice Of the celebration in the
Junction City:
Barring the possibility Of rain, today
viii be the biggest day that Ogden has f,
seen for a long time. The labor COM
mittee has everything in readiness to /
begin the entertainment promptly at /
o'clock; IN fact, it must begin at that /
time, if they hope to get through at all 4
There are forty-three numbers on the I
program, and it viii take some time to 1
do justice to g..
'"The tUg-o'-war contest promises to /
be a big feature, as there are four teams /
In the fed, all determined to win first /
houOrs. The winning team must pull /
the other eighteen inches over center, /
each using pegs, teams to consist of /
twelve men.
Remember. Children under 70 viii !
be admitted free up to II O'Clock when
accompanied by parents. but this does /
not mean Is or 14-it means under r. /
The grandstauds viii be free for all un- /
til the conclusion of the morning pro-
gram, but those desiring cushions may
have them for 10 cents each AS this is
the most elaborate and expensive pro-
gram that we have ever attempted, Civ
ing the people more for their money
than they have ever been offered on any
occasion before, there Will be a charge I
made for the grandstands i'm the after
noon and evening.
Each union is expected to bring its
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