| Show T T y v Ty FINEST LABOR DEMONSTRATION IN THE HISTORY wo thousand men marched over oer the paved district of oC the city this morning two thousand of oC the bone and sinew of oC Salt Lake From tho the advance guard ot of po policemen to the last straggling laborer n a line of oC march stretch stretchIng str stretching Ing over oer nearly two miles It was 1118 wasa a n magnificent showing of oC those tho o who earn their bread by 11 the sweat of oC their brows and the skill of their hands Never Neer before be Core In hi the tho state of DC Utah was there ever eer such a It demonstration as that which the federated organizations ot of workingmen made mode this morning Every JerY trade that has Its followers In the tho Inter Intermountain intermountain mountain country countr was represented by bythe b bythe the men who do tho the work and by tl floats that Illustrated In a practical manner just how It Is done Not only was It a most mOlt attractive fight sight to the uninitiated but It also served sered to lay hay In open the tho world of oC labor to those who know little of toll To tho the marshal of oC the day Richad Baker Raker and to the tho general committee that had hall the arrangement of oC the parade In charge great credit Is due duo for Cor it certainly was one of oC the most picturesque processions that ever eer went up and down dOln Snit Salt Lakes Ikes asphalted thoroughfares The Thc weather man was In hi his most gracious mood as ns he hc most mot certainly should have hae been on the one day when the workingmen of oC all nil V a of labor tabor put aside their tools and go In for pure enjoyment t tIt It was a II great reat crowd croW too that desert dellert deserted ed the residence portions portion of the city and swarmed over oer the lie streets to greet creet the toilers All the tho line tine of oC march they the crowded to the and out onto the car tracks cran ing their necks to see seo all nil that there thero was to be seen Fair maidens who probably never neer before gave a n see sec second ond oud thought to the begrimed and over oer ailed worker gazed with admiration the tho muscled arm of oC the black blacksmith blacksmith smith as he wielded his sledge upon the red hot Iron The little print printers ers era devils with their faces Caces smeared with Ink were Voted Just lust too cute for Cor anything and the th brewery brewer display dl pla of oC kegs and bottles looked more attractive than It ever did before Many Iani n a 1 thirsty thirst man pushed open opell the tho swinging doors after It had bad passed out of oC his longing sight It was waR ono one of the longest parades 11 that has haR In recent years cars stretched over I tho the streets of oC this city It reached from front the Knutsford up to Second South over to West Temple up to South Temple over to East Temple down to Second South where It had to stop top and watt wait alt until two to blocks of It passed ed by b before beCore It could go on down downto to Third South P standing st along the tho street had to walt wait fully Cully half an hour for tor the whole of It to RO go 0 by br and the tho men were walking as ns closely closel to together together gether ah 1110 they the could For fully Cull an nn hour before t fore the parade started rattle around the region of at Second South and f t t 1 Temple Tempi streets was wall blocked by the time gathering laborers wearing the badges IllIdge of ot their different organizations organization It took an hour for Cor them to form In line and It WAR wag almost n a 1 half halt hour before boCon the tho last lait of oC them start started started ed cd to move mOe so eo lon Ion long was as the parade The line of oC march was as East Ent nn on Sec Second Secand I and ond South to State Stale south on State to Third South Bouth countermarch on State to t Second South west welt on Second South to West Vest Temple north on lest Temple to 10 First South east on au First South to East Eat Temple north on East Kast Temple to South Temple countermarch on East Temple to Third South countermarch to Second South west on Second South to Federation of Labor Hall HallA A platoon of oC police In charge of oC Ser Sergeant Sergeant geant Drown headed the procession fol Col followed followed lowed by b tho the fire lire department which made a line fine showing Then came military band discoursing Inspiring music followed by b the International Machinists who were represented by about fifty men and a float representative tIe live of oC their work Next were about Zoo of oC tho the railway employee and then lien came the blacksmiths with a 11 unique on which was a forgo torge In action The Tho boilermakers rs were next followed by b the railway carmen to the tho number of oC about to 60 0 The second division was wall headed betided by a n second detachment of oC Holds band followed fol tol followed lowed lowell by about sixty men from the Valley Palley union Then came the stone masons who were attired In white while overalls and had sym symbolic belle bolic little trowels In their hats lints The bricklayers came next with n a float that was one ono of oC the best In the parade con I of a n Hag flag built buill of oC solid brick In red white and blue The electrical workers who followed had hall one of oC tho the best displays In the tho parade being ac Dr accompanied companied by hy three floats representing the three divisions of oC their work the telephone electric lighting anti Interior fixtures The building laborers with mortar box and hods looked prosper prosperous ous as os did the tin workers worker who wore lists hat and canes can s made from Crom the material with w which they the work band led tho the third di dl division division vision which was made up of or the car carpenters carpenters penters with a 3 float the lathers In their uniforms the lie plasterers with their trowels the painters decorators and paper paler hangers with one of oC the tho very CI prettiest floats In tho the procession and the bridge structural Iron hun Workers with a II float In which practical work with Iron was demonstrated The fourth and last la t division was wes headed by a n third detachment of oC Holds bond band the typographical union with Its pretty float and Its cute little devils following Then came the cigar mak makers ers era to the number of oC about sixty tho the retail clerks In Raymond Haymond coach conch the brewers and with n It thirsty float tont the brewery stablemen the horse with a n forge torce In action and ancl the hi Amalgamated Union of DC Leather Work Workers ers Richard Baker Haker was 18 marshal of oC tho the day da and his aides were D n Cederstrom Unit first division J Eric Ericson son second division Mat rat Wilson Nilson third II division 1 P Christensen fourth divi division division sion slon Thc rhe general committee having tho the day da In lu charge charte was composed of oC A AR AE 17 R machinists chairman Daniel Elton Iton elgur ur makers secre cere secretary secretary tary W Pickering I amalgamated car carpenters carpenters penters treasurer J Osborn O born typo typographical typographical po graphical H B Dakar Baker bricklayers J Nester Hosier building laborers J Elton tin Un ners hers F r Paramore stone masons F J Hendricks structural Iron workers D Hoggan lathers M f Desmond brother brotherhood brotherhood hood carpenters rs T paint painters ers era C Baldwin blacksmiths G C Mitchell electricians electrician George Georee Lucas H 11 E Rawlings W v Nelsa brewers J Nelce Neice clerks P I 1 Christensen beer drivers F P Smith car builders E 12 NoVell Nouell plasterers J Meyers horse sheers hoers II H railroad This afternoon Is being L spent silent at nt La Lagoon Lagoon goon where n II program of ot sports Is bo be boIng betag tag Ing In held Beginning nt It 6 0 ad nd addresses addresses dresses will be made by Coy Gov 00 Wells and anti others |
