The San Francisco call., 1909-09-06
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING FRANCsCO BAY
UNION MEN READY
FOR CELEBRATION
Preparations for Oakland Labor
Day Parade Indicate March
ing Column of 10000

OAKLAND. Sept. Sixty five unions
forming a column estimated at abou
10000 men. win take part in the parade
that viii mark the beginning of th'
celebration of Labor day in Oakland
tomorrow. The union men will be il
uniform typical of the various crafts
represented. and the parade is expected
to surpass anything of the kind ever
attempted in Alameda county. Busi-
ness will be suspended. Public build-
ings viii be closed. Both city and
county structures have been elaborate
ly decorated in honor of the day.
The greatest harmony has existed
between the building trades council
and the central labor council in max
ing arrangements for the parade and
the remainder of the celebration.
. Unions representing these two domi-
nant bodies VIII alternate through the
parade. instead Of forming by divisions
as heretofore. Many bands viii be in
terspersed among the marchers.
LINE OF LONG MARCH
The parade viii begin promptly at
$3.50 o'clock at Tenth and Market
streets. 1t viii move easterly along
Tenth street to Clay thence TO Eighth,
10 Washington. to Fourteenth, to Clay,
10 san Pablo avenue to Broadway, to
Seventh street, countermarching in
Broadway to Telegraph avenue, thence
10 Nineteenth. to San Pablo avenue.
where il viii disband-
picnic at Shell Mound park will
be held in the afternoon. when the San
Francisco unions will join with those
of Alameda county. John Kelly, presi-
dent of the central labor council of
San Francisco, viii preside. Addresses
viii be made by p. H. Mccarthy. presi-
dent of the state building trades coun-
cil' A \. Thompson, president of the
California state federation of labor, and
Clarence Darrow of Chica go.
DIVISIONS OF PARADE
The reviewing stand will be at TeIe-
graph avenue and Broadway. The line
up OF the parade win be as follows:
GUARD OF HONOR
Consisting Of two platoDns Of - men each.
Captain Thomas Nestoby in charge: ID. s. Nc
carihy, j. c Flaherty. r. ~ Dickey. II. Der
William Z ieIds. Thomas Courtney {. H. Chap
man. 4. +. Glenn. 7. !. Smith. 7. W. Buckley.
>. L. harTis, Frank Lee, W. : Thibauit {. 2.
iIwin J. d. Barker. Il. F. Seavey. James Smith.
" llliam kambo. I. ". McI.intock, c. l.. Benje-
gerdes. William Lament.
GRAND MARSHAL AND AIDS
:, Grand. Grand marshal. r. N. Hamb. Aids W.
Bibby. a. " Thompson J. A. Lloyd. {. D.
Rogers. William Warner. A. ". Seton Jr
CARRIAGE CONTAINING JUDGES OF AWARD
Juages-AIayor Frank X Mott H. j. Banker
william Spooaer and Ed McGuire.
FIRST DIVISION
c r. Elder. marshal Aids-H r. Ballard
and /. II. Mosher
Silvas band.
Plumbers. and steam Filters union No.
Journevmen horse shoers' union.
Amalgamated sheet metal workers No. PIG.
IRON. steel and lin workers union.
e.s 80 H.
Electrical workers No. 2S3
Electrical workers 10. J95 with floats.
McNamaras baud No. ,
Gas workers union.
Felt and composition roofers No. 10
Biacksmitls braach Ne Il.
i'i'se movers union No !. foat
lrOa moiders' Union
SECOND DIVISION
g. Y Nanuins marshal. Aids-George Nc
Carfhy and II. q. andrews.
Scott : band.
I.aborers' protective association.
takers union No. 1l9.
llasterers' anion No. Il2
l.afAcrs' union N0 -.
Printing Presslnen's union No 125. with float.
Mrbriu's baad.
Painters, decorators and paper hangers No.
Sign and carriage paiuters No. SIS.
ice wagon drivers union No. Go with float
tcnic;t workers No. -.
feamsters' unlon No. a.
Boot and shoe workers No. 32s.
THIRD DIVISION
= II. Pratt marshal. Aids-R. P. Gale and
William Brifton.
McNamara's band
Material IeamstcrS' union No 517. with float
Box makers union No. 225.
Lumber clerks guioa No. ,.
Beer bottlers union No. 393.
Beer wagon drivers union No. 227
Stationary and hosting engineers union No |
Stationary hremen 10. l47.
Niiers band No. .
loneshore Iember handIers' union No 225.
typographical union No. 3e
Shinglers' union Ne. J.
sCarmcn' union. division No 1872
FOURTH DIVISION
John Forrest. marshal Aids-C j. Curran and
G. Mclaughlin.
Niller-s band.
Maehnists' union No. 2si.
Nachinists' apprentices
Brick. tile aud terra Gotta workers No 30
Brick. tile and terra Gotta workers No DDS !
Millmens drum corps.
Milmen's union No so and carpenters No. (
TaiIors' unioa
Carpenters No. 1873
Carpenters No. 1924.
Bar tenders union No. 525
Carpet mechanics union No. .
FIFTH DIVISION
Dave l. Wilson. marshal. Aids-L W New
ton and ID. r. Dwyer.
Silva's band No. ,
Carpenters No. 80.
Stage employees nnion
Carpenters No. 1159
Carpenters No. 1853.
Retail clerks No. a..
Carpenters No. 'd667.
Carpenters No 1880.
Cooks and walters union.
SIXTH DIVISION
John Cunni 3gham, marshal. Aids-Joseph 1
Gray and George Cunningham.
Giaccomettrs band.
Retail shoe clerks No. 1929
Amalgamated carpenters, branch No. l.
Amalgamsted carpenters. branch No. 2
Amalgamated carpenters. branch Berkeley
Amalgamated carpenters. branch East Oakland
Bakery statesmen and drivers.
Laundry workers No IS.
Carpenters No. S15.
Carpenters No. 1914.
Iipbolsterers' union No. "a
CANADIANS WILL HAVE