The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
$4,000 TOILERS
WILL BE IN PARADE
AT 9:30 a. m. Tomorrow Hosts
of Labor Will Start in
Mighty Procession
Trades Unions Expect to Make
Tremendous Showing of Their
Strength and Work

Tomorrow morning the labor hosts
= san Francisco win present a. united
front AND march. about $4,000 strong
, abreast. 10 the sound Of enlivening
music. with flags and banners TO show
ire strength OF organized labor in this
tity.
Many Of the organizations will pa
rade in uniform. a number of floats
representing various crafts VIII be in
line. but the majority of the men viii
be with their several unions and
lodges 10 show an aggregation OF
-aembers and be distinguished only by
craft banner or distinctive badges.
Al $50 O'Clock Grand Marshal p. II.
Mccarthy will give the order to move
and the procession will march from
Fourteenth and Valencia streets, down
The last named street 10 Van Ness ave-
nae. up The west side OF that thorough
fare 10 Turk street. countermarch 10
Market and there down the city's main
artery 10 the ferry where the parade
will end and the members will take
boat for the other side OF the bay.
where they viii entrain for Shell
Mound park 10 witness the games,
races and athletic sports and listen, 10
short talks by three speakers and an
orstiou by Clarence s. Darrow Of Chi
- go. the labor orator of national re
pate.
WILL PASS IN REVIEW
A. the junction Of Market and Cali
fornja streets the marching unions vii.
pass in review before W. X. Cole 81
the Anglo-California bank; r. r
bale Of Hale Brothers. B. Katschinski
81 IL t.
Sorensen Of the Sorensen company and
sons. Who have been selected to judge
~ the appearance of each union. anG
before A J.. Hollis. secretary ~
of the building trades council, Frank
IT, Early OF the shoe workers union
and r. b. RosenthaI Of the Upholsterers'
union. who viii discover the number
- psrsders in each orga aniZation.
Tpon the report of the first named
5u6e@s 0ilI be awarded the trophies
snd prizes offered: on the report of
fre other Judges will he awarded tne
silve~ mounted gavels offered 10 sscE
union rhat shall parade 10 per cent q
move cf its membership.
At SHELL MOUND PARK
A. Smell Mound park there wiz Re
- sddress OF welcome by John \
NeilF. president OF the San Francisco
Ia bnr council; an address by \ VI
fGompson. president Of the state fed
ecsticn Of labor; T. TT. Mccarthy. gen
era president OF the state BUILDING
-.@des council These viii be followed
tE tac orator OF the day. who VIII
-peak for A least an hour and a hair
Ec>or5 the speaking the athletic
Q eris and games viii be held undeg
the auspices Of the Pacific Coast anna
te1r athletic association.
The officers OF the parade. which will
- made up Of 10 divisions, are:
AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL
dpbn A Kelly. Andrew J. Gallagher. Michael
a., e John Coeheld I'd Anderson Frank G.
Aarpopald. Daniel 0'Neil. Eugene A. Clancy.
Jr-u Mclaughlin. P. j. Noone.
GUARD OF HONOR
J. }; Norris. Dennis Murray, Maurice Kerwin
Tsel. r u. Lomesney. n o. Bartnett, Joseph
9phg Crane. James P. F1Ppier. William Simp-
so1- Charles Bucher.
DIVISION MARsHALs
., rst Sairisiou-Jsmes A Wilson. marshal;
J-oviti. William II. McGlinehy. aides.
Sc Second aiEisionII J Murphy. marshal: vii.
Taird dirision-Daniel J. o'Neil. marshal; ].
e. Edwards. Harry HUptsman. aides.
Fourth diEision-J. J. Conlan. marshal; Viii
Fifth diTision-John O. Walsh, marshal; ]. c.
Hedges. George Sandeman. aides
Sixth division-Lswrenee +. FIaherty mar.
shat: Willism Kelly. Patrick O'Toole, aides
SeFenth dirision-M- F.. Decker. marshal;
RAYMOND Cook; PAU BOrtfeld, aides.
Charles Heibing. J. Dave, aides.
Ninth division-Charles Radebold marshal.
Edward McGinty. Albert Hoffman, James Clynn
John Row land aides.
Tenth DIVISION LeaFy marshal; Thomas
Dsosy. Albert f. Cohen, aides.
LABOR DAY COMMITTEES
The following constitute the several
committees:
GENERAL COMMITTEE
John A. Kelly. chairman; r. c. Macdonald
vice chairman: ". Il. Haggerty, vice cbairrnan,
A. n. Thompson, vice chairman; o. A Tveitraos
secretary: A. j. Gallagher, assistant secreferv
r n. Pratt, assistant secretary, and Ed1srd
Anderson, treasurer.
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