The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
LABOR DAY PARADE
TO BE THE GREA TEST
EVER HELD IN CITY

city officials they will be stationed on
the balcony of the Kenyon motel, which
viii be used for the reviewing stand,
and r.. f. CUrrie, grand MARSHAL and
W B. Butler. his chief aide, viii also
be stationed on the balcony during the
coUntermarch of the parade.
1t was expected until yesterday that
arrangements could be made with the
railroads whereby the large delegations
of the Western Federation Of Miners
from Bingham, Eureka ami Park city
could be brought to Salt Lake iu time
to participate in the parade. This was
found impossible, but the miners. sew
eral hundred strong, VIII arrive In salt
Lake shortly after noon.
During the time Of the parade, from
10 Until 1870 d. m, the street cars viii
keep off Main street, So that there viii
be no interference with the lire Of
march.
Special Uniforms.
The plasterers, iron moIders, car
penters, fathers, sronemasons and
blacksmiths viii be strong contestants
for the parade prizes. eacn union Eav-
ing special uniforms. The plasterers
viii appear with white yachting caps
with black visOrs, light tan-c0lOred
shirts, black fOUr-in-haud ties, black
leather belts and white trousers, and
each man viii carry a cane. The iron
mOiders viii wear white duck hats
and black sateen shirts, bearing In
white letters the Initials Of the union,
L. II. L. Of n. A, across their chests.
The costume is completed by black jean
trousers and tan belts. The officers Of
the union viii wear red, white and blue
sashes, and with the union there will be
five mascots in costuus. As the iron
mOldeTs march they viii carry a red
ribbon, each member sraspiug the
stIeamer.
The fathers viii eaCn carry a cane,
to which is attached a small silk flag.
They viii be atUTed I'm black sateen
shirts, white trousers and white duck
hats. The stonemasOns viii wear light
1elt hats, cream coI3rHd shirts with
white string tics and bib OYeraIs.
Tn addition to the special costumes
of the various unions, several o. the IC-
Gals have been at wo~S OH dOats req
rCsenting their trades, and these are be- .
ing carefully guarded from the public
eye until they are produced in the pa-
rdGe tomorrow morning.
w. B. Butler, chairman of the sports
committee, has arranged what he ex-
poets to be the best program ever pre- /
scented on q Labor day celebration in /
Utah. There viii be the usual drilling
contests, which viii be the thre e-cOr- (
EeTeG affairs with Bingham, Park city,
ana Eureka, fighting for h0nOrs. An I
other feature viii be d series II races 4
for young anS cid. lean ard fat, ana q I
handsome list of prizes has been Ire I
Pared for the events. In addition to
these contests, the finish o. the twenty
fouT-hOur bicycle -ace between Down +
477c 1f nd a
ofAspriut races viii attract many.
Following is the line o. the parade,
with aides: Grant marshal r. F. /
Currie; chief aide, W. B. Butler; aide, /
J. T. AIunsey; fire department, police
department, Salt Lake Federati OF
Labor, Held's band, Building Trades
council, plumbers, gashtter5 and help
ers, inside electrical workers, hosting
engineers, sheet metal IVDrlsors, srruc-
tuTal iron workers
Second division-R. =. Rodern, aide.
Band, stonecutters. stOnemasOns and
brickmasOus
Third divisiou-JOhn Spaulding aide.
District council Of carpenters. Brother
hood Of Carpenters and JOiners and
Carpenters union.
Fifth division go Eand Plasterers'
union, -Lathers' union, Painters and
Decorators, Sign Writers.
Sixth division J. f. Young, aide
Band, Journeymen HorseshOers, iron
MOldeTs, BOilermakers and Helpers,
Machinists, Blacksmiths Helpers, Rail-
road Carmen, Swltchmen, Leather
Workers and Electrical Workers.
Seventh divisional. +. Harvey, aide.
Band, Street Carmen, Brewery Work
ers, Beer Bottlers, Bartenders, Retail
Clerks, Tailors, BARRIERS and Stage I'm
plOyes
Eighth division-W. z. Nelson, aide.
Band, Allied Printing Trades council,
Typographical union, SteTeotypers.
Book Binders, Cigarmakers, Mailers,
Beer Drivers.