Show the Salt Lake Fire department and after that the United States Twelfth Infantry band from Fort Douglas The Federation of Labor and the Building Trades Council marched behind the band In pair about fifty In number There was something appropriate In placing the Typographical union In advance ad-vance of the rest ivmemherlng that it is one of the oldest unions and has been for years one of the largest most powerful and most ably conducted la bar organizations In the world The typos carried 1 a float representing the Vnlon label and hearing the names of the union printing ofllccs in the city WATERPROOF UMBRELLA The Iron moulders In black shirts and caps came next aid then the plumbers wearing blue jumper and caps and carrying canes A huge tin umbrella heralded the coming of the rhect metal workers who presented a unique and attractive appearance In tin caps and hell each man carrying a tin parasol There were 3S men inline In-line out of a membership of 10 certainly cer-tainly a creditable Hhowing The cigar makers were preceded by 1 a huge float bearing the Inscription Patronize Home Industries Smoke Union Made Cigars1 The Journeymen Tailors and the Retail Clerks In carriages completed complet-ed the frst division 1 Chrlitineens baud in neat khaki uni forms headed the second division The I carpenters wore first in line This van by far the largest delegation In the parade comprising 18J men march Hu four abreast Following the carp car-p JJtIj were the alone masons and i then the brewery workers and bottlers In black shirts and caps ELECTRICIANS SHOWING The clccttleiil workers made a hit with the crowd and with a larger per cenlaie of representation would easily Continued on Page 2r i |