The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

of their trade. while the horseshoers
were represented by unique float IN
The form of large horseshoe made Of
flowers and bunting. This was drawn
by a small Shetland pony.
Floats Are Representative.
a feature Of the parade was the float
of the bridge and structural iron work
crs in the fourth division. This float.
which was awarded first prize by the
committee on parade, consisting of
Mayor John S. Bransford. Lieutenant
x. ;. Snow of the Fifteenth infantry,
Chief of Police S. M. Barlow and Frank
!. Sefrt, general manager of The Trib-
unc, was In the form of the steel frame
work of a building, together with the
derrlcks and hosting engine, drawn by
a blgh-powcr motor car. The engine
and derrick were in operation through
out the parade, hoistinp the steel to
the top of the structure. In addition
to the structural iron workers in the
fourth division. which was led by part
of Held band, were the officers and
delegates of the Building Trades coun-
ell, Electrical workers No. 354, plumb
ers and filters. steamftters' helpers,
sheet metal workers, carrying large
sheet-steel fans in the form Of the uu-
ion label and the hosting engineers.
The float of the painters and deco
vision, which was led by Held's sec
ond band. This float was in the form
of the interior Of several rooms of a
house and men were at work papering
the walls and doing other fancy deco.
rating work. The sion painters fol
lowed with another float, which was in
the form of n large palette with dauhs
of various: colored paint ON and the
brushes lying nearby. In this division
also were the wire and metal lathers.
cement 6nisbers and helpers and build
ing laborers.
Carpenters in Large Numbers.
The sixth division consisted wholly
of carpenters, headed by the carpen.
ters' band, The Carpenters District
council, Brotherhood of Carpenters No.
1874, Amalgamated Carpenters, Millmen
No. 725 wero represented.
In the seventh division, the plastererS
had float, representing the plastering
of building, In this division, in ad
dltion to the plasterers, were the stone
cutters, bricklayers, stone masons and
brewery drivers.
The members Of tho various unions
were dressed in costumes symbolic of
their respective trades and yocationS
and it was no easy matter for the com
mittec to decide which was the best
appearing organization. However, the
prize for the best tappearing organiza.
tion was awarded to the plasterers,
the beautiful silk flag offered by the
Rowe & Kelly company to the best
appearing delegation dressed by that
company. The prize for the second best
appearing organization went TO the in.
side wlremcn. AS stated before, the
structural iron workers captured the
prize for the best float. and the paint.
ers and decorators for the second best
float. The horseshocrs' float received
honorable mention.
Exercises at Wandamere.
Fully 10000 gathered at beautiful
Wandamerc Monday afternoon and en-
the labor men. Immediately after the
big parade the various unions made
their way to Wandamere and bv \
'clock in the afternoon everything was
in readiness to begin the programme
The committee in charge Of the outing
had prepared long list of athletic
and field events. and the various fea-
lures were hotly contested,
Aside from the field programme no
other set programme was carried out,
| but the various attractions at the re.
sort proved popular, The dancing floor
was we'll filed throughout the dav, and
esneciallv in the evening. The younger
| set. of course, made the skating rink
| hum, while the man IN charge Of the
boats declared that he never saw such
a busy day
Committees Deserve Credit.
| The outing at IT,, resort was big
success. and the committees in charge
of the affair are deserving of much
credit. Tho committees follow;
Executive commitree-T. Watkins.
chairman; ]. F.. Osborne, sccretarv:
r, A. Dunsby. treasurer; j. f, Munscy,
b. M. Greenwood, J. r. Austin, A.
Martin. NJ. F, Campbell, II. Worden,
II L. Wahlquist
Band committee-E. A, Dunsby,
chairman; c. T.. Palmquist. A. Hedman,
Sports committce-M, T. Campbell,
chairman; w. G, Johnston, A. Maurer,
G.. A. Kennedy.
Parade committee-A. Martin chair.
man; b. M, Greenwood, c, M, Hill, r.
Wilkinson, J. S. Higham,
GRAHAM PERHAPS OLDEST