The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-02
SUPER|0RUN|0NS :
PLAN BIG PROGRAM
Twenty-three Prize Athletic
Events Are Scheduled For
Labor Day.

! Plans for the biggest, best organ
lied and most interesting Labor day
celebration held in Superior are now
complete, and everything is in readi-
ness for the event to be held by Su-
perior's workers on Sept. 4. It is
probable, If the railway strike is
called. that a large delegation Of rail-
way men will march in the parade.
The day will start with parade at
| 10 O'Clock sharp. The marchers will
form on Hughitt avenue, the first d.
vision facing Belknap stree, the Sec
ond on Fourteenth street and the
third division on Twelfth street, with
all floats bring up in the rear Of the
| parade.
The marchers will go west on
Belknap to Tower avenue, down
Tower to Third street, where the pa
rade will turn and counter march up
Tower to Fourteenth, where it will
turn and disband on Ogden avenue.
| Alex La Rock is to be grand marshal
of the parade, wit. w. Carter as first
assistant, and William Quinn as Sec
| ond assistant.
Gillett Is Orator.
The afternoon program will start at
| 1880 at Nemadji park with an address
by Prof. A. D. s. Gillett. Then will
follow program of % sporting
events. When these have been run
or played the crowd will adjourn to
| the big ball to be held in the evening
at Tower hall.
The events and prizes to be won in
| the afternoon contests at Nemadji
| park beginning at 2:15 are as follows:
.. First event-100-yard dash for
union: men. only-First, Gordon hat,
value 49,: second, six months sub
| scription to The Telegram: third, 81
| worth theater tickets.
| Second event-1O0-yard dash, free
for all-First, 2 shirts, value 81; Sec
| ond, box cigars; third. 81 theater tic
!. Third :: event-100-yard dash for
| married en-First, IS statue; Sec
| ond; 2 dozen cans corn and peas;
third kettle, value, IS cents.
Fourth. .eYent---100-yard dash for
young men over 1S years-First,
$3.50 gold cuff links; second. 81 box
| cigars; third,:10 theater tickets.
| i: Fifth event-Fat mems race, over
200 :pounds-First, $3.50 Bakilite pipe
| Ill CA9ca S0CValu5 $4sOV III 1VASAA0A4NAoVs
third, $3.50 knife.
=. Sixth. event-1oo-yard four-legged
race-First, any five Csc Nyal's toilet
articles; second, $1.25 flashlight;
third, 10 theater tickets.
| Seventh event-100-yard dash for
| boys under 12-First, 81 in cash; Sec
ond, 10 theater tickets; third, s the
alter tickets.
=: Eighth event-100-yard three
legged race for boys under 16-First,
! 10 theater tickets; second, 10 theater
tickets: third, 10 theater tickets.
| Ninth event-Free-for-all for boys
under 16-First, $3.50 baseball glove;
second, 81 bat; third, tennis shoes.
Tenth event-100-yard dash for
married ladies-First, $3.50 electric
portable lamp: second, $3.50 picture;
third, !$1.25 worth coffee.
! Eleventh event-100-yard dash for
married union ladies-First, IS ladies'
handbag; second. $500 worth canned
peaches; third, 3-lb. jar butter.
Twelfth event-10o-yard free-for-
all race for married ladies-First, SO
rocker; second, ~ cans vegetables;
third, box peaches.
| Thirteenth event-100-yard dash
for young ladies over II years-F'irst,
So box candy; second, So bottle toilet
water; third, hair brush.
Fourteenth 'eyent-Ladies' peanut
race-First, $3.50 silver vanity case:
second: 81 silk umbrella: third, IS
cents stationery.
Fifteenth: event-100-yard dash for
girls under, 16 years-First, So Brace
let; second. $3.50 silk hose; third, 10
theater tickets.
Sixteenth event-100-yard dash for
married and young women-First, 81
Japanese luncheon set; second, 1875
worth canned tomatoes.
Seventeenth event-100-yard dash
for girls under IL years-First, Crate
peaches; second, 10 theater tickets;
third, 10 tickets.
Eighteenth event-100-yard dash
for boys under 12-First, box plums;
second, lbs. coffee: third. theater
tickets.
Nineteenth event-100-yard dash
for boys and girls under 10 years
First, 81 cash; second, 10 theater tic
kets; third, 10 theater tickets.
Twentieth event-Largest family
on grounds, IS cash.
Twenty-first event-Committee
mems race-Prize, 1.-THE glory Of win
ming"
Twenty-second event-Ball game
between BARRIERS and Longshoremen's
unions.
Twenty-third event-Grand ball at
Tower hall, s p. m.
The labor day picnic committee is
made up Of: Charles w. Swanson,
Alex La Rock. Louis Oakland, A. L.
Draw, Joe ;Metreaude, William Ha-
green and Ernest Dickman. .
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