Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-06

Ideal was the weather. and so salts
factory we're all the conditions. that
yesterdays Labor nay celebration at
Lake Minnequa park. wac unpreced-
entity enjoyable.
Clear rs bell. with Just pleasing
little breeze, and with an autumnal
tinEle 70 the atmosphere which soft
oned the suns heat 10 n pleasing tenn
r"rsture. tho athletic events were
pulled off most satisfactorily.
II was great outpourinE of or
EaniZed labor and its friends: family
picnics were in evidence all over the
spacious park. many coming early in
the afternoon and remaining thruout
the evening.
Middle aged men who were pioneers
in their organizations; younger men
enthusiastic and ambitious. children
OF the younger generation happy in
the facing OF a bright future. all join
cd with their wives. mothers and
sisters and-swecthearts. In the many
rccreationsl and entertainment fea-
lures there to be found
Contrary to custom. there was no
speech making. tho there were several
among tho labor organization people
there who could have made enter
tanning and instructive addresses.
The dances were Of tho highest
class. the skating rink was at all hours
crowded. the bathing beach and bath
n'LC' N'T' well nt'TfF 'stNs - W f6
the merry-Co-round In It's handsome
building, together with other attrac-
tions. all dong their share toward en-
tertsininE and amusing the crowds
large and Handsome program was
handed each person entering the
gates. inside a handsome book paper
cover there vero thirty-stN pages In
the book which is profuselv illustrated
with pictures Of the Pueblo flood. in
c'uding a picture Of the Labor Temple
'ust after the deluEc and one as itI
now appears with its new business
front An account Of tho flood and its
direct eject on the Temple well writ
ten by II. VI Andrew. fills = page IN
the program hook. and the advertising
patronage Of tho publication is liberal
To the following committees having
the celebration In charge, much credit
IA due:
General CAppointed by the Trades
Assemhly>-L =. McGui-k. chairman,
Y l. Seay. II T. Brooks, n. \. spen-
Ger and NJ u Christian
ProEram-David piErorv. chair
man. James McCarncv John ' Grosr
a = Bailey and W. ". Young.
Sports-Earl NJ. KounF chairman,
II II. Curtis. John Listerran. v. NJ
Riley, Fred Howard Charles Chrara
and II. NJ. Andrew.
Tho sports took place during tho
afternoon. and the great dane" and
other attractions continued until late
IN the evening. The attendance SEEM
cd to grow as the afternoon wore on,
and last niEht " was tremendous.
Following were the athlets events.
together with the prizes and the
names OF the winners:
so yard dash. bows under years
First prize. pair BOYS double seat and
knee overalls. donated hv the Hill Nc
tntyro Manufacturing company. Sec
ord prize. 81. Mike Clemcnza and
Hiley Todd.
20 yard dash. women over IA. First
prize bungalow apron. donated h-
Mr.. Irene Riley second. 81 Fcrne
Black and Mrs. n. A. Spencer.
30 yard dash. boys under Z. one
rair drop scat play overallS donated
by the Hin Mcintyre Manufacturing
company. Second prize. 81. John
Dusio and Glenn Carter.
so yard dash girls under Is First
prize. 81. second 81. rmoEerc Grin
mage and Helen Hoffman
SO yard dash for card men one
pair mems high black denim over
alls. donated hv the Hill Mcintyre
Manufacturing company; second prize,
81. steve Ncnach and c. 4. Muller,
NaiT driving contest for wives or
daughters Of card mon First prize.
ton iosves Of bread. donated bv Fed
eral system Of Bakeries Second. -.
Mrs s \ warrington and Mrs, g.
w Blum.
Potato race for boys under Is First
rrize. pair hcNr' slip ovnrnllE. G~cnnd.
~ Thomng sullivan and Earl law.
Needle threading contest husband
and vifo, First prizc. - III eacl
Major e flour donated hy Pueblo
Flour miils. second, one large layer