The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26

n, officers and members Of the Western
Central Labor Union have under con-sidera-
ton 4 proposition which. II adopted. will
considerably widen the scope of the organ
isation and measureabiy Increase It's use
fa,uess The echenle Involves the cstab-
Hshmens Of a free employment office ana
Information bureau for the benefit Of mem
hers CT the affiliated unions and for union
workingmen coming from tho East Ori-
GERS OF the union say that without doubt
The employment Office will be established
and competent man placed In charge,
whose business 1t viii be 10 bring workinsn
AMI employers of labor into closer relations
and to find situations for the unemployed
who are members OF the union
A committee of the Western Central La
Dor Union has been appointed TO invesa-
gate the proposition and to report at the
regular meeting OF the body next Wedness-
day evening II is proposed 10 equip an
ofice in the building now occupied by the
union on Second avenue, with the neces-
sary osfice furniture and a reading room.
A telephone will he placed IN the onioe ana
people who employ union men in All the
varies trades and Occupations will be reg
kssYesi so that when member OF the or
ganixaftoa is without n position he VIII no
enabled 20 fina an employer with little loss
81 time and labor. No charge Is 10 be snade
BY tho union for providing employ rient Tor
its members. The building trades. In par
acnlar. I, ia believed by officers of the
untpu. viii prod, by the new arrangement.
u Il Is adopted.
The officers " the union say they are
working To bring ABOUT q better Under
standing between employ egs and employees
IN every branch OF industry, and they be-
Hcve that The free enplc yrnent oitic~ 10 b@
undertaken by tho union Will operate 10
the advantage OF those who need help and
these who AFRO in search .. employ tnent-
one department II the employ mcni office
Will eousSisa, 81 q Mst OF hotels, restaurants.
etc. where Visiting labor men and those
who cCale from tho East, wiz, have ccsne
"a ths Coass, Ia search OF employment. nisy
Ind accommodations. The committee
~h'oh eaS heen charged With the work II
Installing tho Employ Jnent bureau ia 60 re-
pors So tho paren, sody "Wednesday night
The work % pushing the union laHe}s on
al k'r9s of manufactured products "a a
mater which IL OCCUPYING tha attention ~
union labor leaders. The Western Central
f.ahs- Union has lately resolved visit
frvm Henry Fischer, 81 81 issuis, who Is
We travelling agent or rAa National ko-
eacSo Wa:kerv' luton Mr.. F5@ss.er - here
30 Introduce mo iassefs which are found on
~ varsers brands " smoking end chew
tnE to.tS $50 manufactured ~ 1rs10 labor.
TIE National TE,',s 80 Workers Union MRS
Rounded ~ lSS& With only fourteen men,
sc7s au3 &c now rufi }ser~ nearly 8,Ass u -
CAM. The union "a tai<t ;aow esaoTcs,ed
t. ys.tf5Ssssy VITA several large Fast
ern tNs8r,rn Tlsnufa cures Mr. F~&-her.
II h's TAX 20 the r1errtcrs Of TIE Central
Lsssor Cnt1u sait tsaf the American to
BACON tr~st Aas ia a.saae excluded uaion
N"vs-a~1 FROM tfs factories II So claimed
~ NJ fTs.-ter hat szsn~ ~ TIRE large
Ease st~'oF'es employ gtr5s ard cNtltrer
a. tto-f So - SIS rer month. wss.e me
r'ale workman 80 81 sa'a.rca az employment.
NJ - -rrr'e chtect IN touring the NeSt-
49, ~'sfes "a - introduce tfse Ate' - the
nAto~s cn watch anpears az certain
hfs"t~ 80 p ,i1e members ~ tse orgsni2s-
isa s-t+:
Tha " ~ Crat~sl ysshar 1'H}ar = -
r'0,H 0--a SIRE eT>sgt~ wh}~n are er~
re e. -te fr'e~tis - szsse~ - S,>n-
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-.e ~ ssrat-toUr ts-o~ law
tAf c 0 ~ e. the sefssvss -
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