| Show o. o OBSERVES s Electrical Workers Workers' Float Wins First Honors Honors' Fr From nl Judges of of Morning Parade Parades SECTION SECOND I Program of Sports at Wandamere Wanda Wanda- mere in iii Afternoon Fills i Out Celebration rr Hi great Ireat arm army of oC organized labor T THE I of this city numbering more lIlore than workers In iii all lines hues of ot manufacture manu manu- facture tran transportation and 1 the arts yesterday c observed cl d their holiday with customary m and with a large and convincing con parade Near Nearly oOOO members of local labor organizatIons took part parl In the parade I which marched In six hl big sections through h the principal streets of or the bU business section At t 1 10 11 o'clock yesterday morning the lie parade formed formell at the lie Labor t on Second Second East street an and at 1030 o'clock marched south to Third Southwest l to toMain Main all slid and north on Maui Main to South Tern Tern- pl plc At Al the latter point a countermarch countermarch countermarch counter counter- march was mude south on Main to Fourth South east elst elston on Fourth South to Continued on Page Pago 7 Column 1 0 AT SCENE AT THIRD SOUTH AND MAIN V V V STREETS IN YESTERDAYS YESTERDAY'S LABOR PARADE ARADE P A t 8 f r h. h I r S. 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V 1 n 1 r i r ry b 1 t v Y l I r 41 r j 4 1 1 1 1 t 4 MN via Ai j r Sf r s ii t 1 i f f t SYr Kt v X r s tta f Lq r r i 5 K 1 A r e t V 4 nOR fd r J 1 11 f S Sr V r 4 I 5 y s h r 7 4 t I k Ni N r V w V w. w L v r V Vr l r i r n d' d 44 t 1 V 1 f i i 1 i At this point one line is shown proceeding north on Main Inin st street reet toward the thc Monument the other south toward Fourth South street The bond leading the parade and the thc railroad a in the fifth division arc are shown This gives an idea of the length of the procession n C 1 l ii VIII 1 oC jC State r north on State to Second South Southeast find nd east on Second South to the Labor LaVi La- La Vi bor temple tempie Full Fully pc people lined the curbs on on Main street between South Temple I and nd Third South streets and applaud- applaud v y ed cd the marchers and floats of ot each sec sec- tion The principal feature uro and first winner in the parade was tho the float of at the workers On this was WI gas shown four tour poles strung with wires vIres and with the tho proper connections made to switchboards and tables At Atthe I the tables sat operators one ono of whom was represented as sending a mes message e ag-e from England and another mother as the message at the American end endot Sot Hof ot tho the line Several boys bos representing k and nd experts were busily buSHy tin tin- Ic ring with the Various arlous Instruments on hp tho float Children on Flout Flost 1 f The use of oC children on the float created created cre- cre misapprehension on the part of man many who thought they were regular and telegraph operators and everal objections were made regarding regard regard- Ing such a heartless s exposition of ot local child labor E Explanations ng ag ir In regard to the use of ot the child operatives es were that the equipment on the ithe th float was necessarily in miniature and ri that the telephone company was having ng a joke at the expense of at those who c claimed to o have dl discovered covered that livery every youthful operators were employed I b by the company compan V i j In w winning the first prize tho the electrical cal workers duplicated their success of ot last year Another float of the he same organization carried a dynamo in op- op tho the motive power for which Was a a small gasoline engine iL The The sheet et metal workers made a n. de- de Betted elded Impression along the line of ot i march In addition to being 1 in neat uniforms each carried a parasol parAsol par- par ol As-ol sol of tin which glistened s In the sun- sun thine hine This od b-od body of marchers known knon as' as s union Xo No was awarded award award- ed e d the second prize Police Head Procession First In the parade parado camo came a platoon Fot G police followed by a big band composed com- com posed of ot members of the local union of of the tho Am American Ican Federation o of Must Musi- clans dans lans Several automobiles were next bearing officers of ot e. e various labor organizations or- or Wald among them R R. R M Os- Os ald marshal of ot the day and w W. M M. or Knerr anT and W. W I E e Harvey his aides William II H. H By Bywater water chief chic of or the tho f fire Ire department followed the tho autom automobiles blIes es n his OWn little speed In marvel and was n turn followed ratus atus from J by the entire apparatus appa- appa tho headquarters station James H H. Paul assistant fire chIef also rodo In a motorcar t i In the If first t division marched a largo laro Sf dele atton of f the thc s Salt Lake L Federation of Labor a and the tho coin coin- i c ell 1 William Building Trades Coun- Coun was In charge The rho atson second divIsion In charge ot of B. B J. J m son was teas composed ot of carpenters brick masons plumbers and helpers elpers pers and steam fitters erH and help help- Ver Held's s ban band 11 followed f In 11 division No 3 3 headed b by A. A M M. t t V ULL Lilt jl u. u v workers worl stationary engineers stonemasons stone stonemasons masons and cutters cotters plasterers and building laborers Eleven en trades and local Socialists made up the fourth division dl The trades represented were the Iron molders street streel car men horse- horse tailors teamsters members of the tho Allied Printing Trades council typographical ty typographical typographical ty- ty workers pressmen press feeders and bookbinders In the fifth division the principal feature was a Do boxcar float representing the tho Railway Carmen's union showing a car in course I o of construction Others In this division division divi divi- sion were vcr switchmen boilermakers machinists machinists ma ma- and helpers blacksmiths and the Denver Rio Hlo Grande CIL C H IL Baldwin was aide In charge The features of the tho sixth and last section directed b by T. T C C. Riddle and composed of or brewery brewer men boltl bottlers rs and bartenders bartend bartend- ers was tho float of ot the tho Salt Lake Brewing company compan which was decorated ed with green and white streamers and laden with cases of beer Following r tho brewery section came camo a a. display of ot auto trucks from the Studebaker compan company company com com- pany pan Program at Wandamere mere After the parade the scene of or tho the of official of- of celebration shifted to Wandamere Wandamere Wanda Wanda- mere Wh where an elaborate pro program ram of ot entertainment and sports took place Tho The resort was visited b by thousands of or workingmen and their families Many ran gathered for tor picnic lunches beneath tho the trees At 20 0 In the afternoon amateur amateur amateur ama ama- sport events e were vere held These consisted mostly of or ra races s on a a. fifty fifty- yard cinder track for cash prizes and were won on b by the following Race Hac for boys bos seven se years of age and under Albert McAllister first Kenneth Taylor second Old OM mens race M. M Jacobs first H. H P. P Christee second Fat at mens men's race C. C Fenster- Fenster maker first J J. J Moran second Free-for- Free all Fred all Fred Girton first t t. t E K E II Snyder ond and Standing broad Jump van Russell Rus Run sell lIell first Wallace Burt nUIt second Running Running Run Run- ning broad Jump y V V. V Van Yan first Wallace Hurt Hurt Burt second Race for fourteen to sixteen years ears of age Eva Nelson olson first Martha Bowman second second sec sec- ond Race for tor girls fourteen to sixteen sixteen six six- teen years ears Violet first Hazel Hazel Ha Ha- zel Cottrell second Raco Race for girls eleven cloven to thirteen years cars Helen Holen Keser first Lila Llla Cox second Race for tor girls eight to ten years cars Juanita first Stella Livesey second Race for tor boys bOYR fourteen to sixteen years year George Coates first E E. Jacobs second Race for tor boys eleven cn to thirteen years cars Harr Harry Har Har- r ry Oswald first Fred White second Raco naco for tor boys bos el eight ht to ten years cars Scott Anderson first Walter alter Oswald f second The sport feature of tho the afternoon was vas tho the wrestling match In the motor motor- drome between Demetral and Leon won b by on Leons Leon's disqualification This drew drow a largo crowd from the city as did the motorcycle races at night Tho da days day's s entertainment concluded last night with a n. grand rand ball In the tho Wandamere Wandamere pavilion Other resorts were wore cro crowded during the da day Saltair and ami Salt Palace as aswell aswell aswell well as the public parks and Emigration Emigration tion canyon canon entertained great reat numbers of ot visitors In the thc parks free tree band concerts concerts concerts con con- were provided Many lany members of or labor or organizations did not take talco part In tho the parade or other festivities pURsinG pausing the 11 day a fishing and ing n in the canyons with their families families lies |
