The San Francisco call., 1905-04-29
TOILERS WEARY
OF POLITICIANS
Labor Council Opposed to
Allowing Office : Holders
to Have Reins in Unions
THE PRINTERS
Millmen Who We're Loyal to
Cause Must Be Restored to
Good Standing at Once
SUPPORT THE PRINTERS
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The Labor Council .met last night
and adopted resolution to the effect
that no person holding a political po-
sition, whether electoral or appointive.
shall hold Office In the California Fed
Grafton OF Labor.
= The resolution originated in the
Typographical Union, and the Labor
Council thought so well of 1t that it
was adopted unanimously
The council placed boycott on the
firm Of ]. Neusdader, So Third street,
for alleged breach of union rules
At meeting OF the Building Trades
Council held Thursday night the follow
Ing telegram was received from P. H.
Mccarthy, who Is now in attendance
at the meeting of the general executive
board Of the United Brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiners at Indianapolis,
Ind:
o. A. Tyeitmoe. Secretary Building Trades
Unionism now maintains. Brotherhood OF Car
penters officially supports California State
its executive board. members affiliated with
San Francisco council to support and work
only with members of Painters Brotherhood
Also the four Oakland mill fined and
suspended illegally because they were loyal
to council must be reinstated Immediately.
Failure to abide deprives unions Of their char
ters. Still investigating marble company.
Have taken up Winsow matter. Wishing the
council and affiliated members all the blessings
P. n. MCCARTHY
At the council meeting Thursday
night 1t indorsed the action of the
Supervisors in the municipal ownership
of railroads.
The place of meeting Of the anti
Japanese League, which was to be at
915 Mission street, has been changed to
Lyric Hall.
tertained its many friends at a high
jinks Wednesday night In the Alcazar
building. President c.. NJ. Kreiger
introduced Third Grand Vice President
Charles F. Traung, who made an ad-
dress on the prosperity Of the union.
Following him were short addresses
from some of the oldest photographers
in the city, men who worked at the
business twenty years ago. among
whom were: ChaSles Troll, ]. Vallard,
D. ". Olsen.
Members Of Carpenters Union. No.
4S3, were the invited guests of the
Ladies' Label League Organization
Thursday night at Alcazar building.
The men signified their intertion of
participating with the women IN aiding
the enforcing of union-made goods
into retail stores. A committee was
appointed by the Women's League
consisting of Mrs. D. Maclenan, Mrs.
J. Mitchell, Mrs. A. Arnold, Mrs. A.
Haybl and Mrs. c.. Christensen to see
that the entertainment was worthy OF
the occasion. Short addresses were
made by President w. French, of the
Labor Council, T. Zant, chairman Of
the Organizing Committee of the same
body; D. Maclenan, member Of the
executive Of the Labor Council and
others A pleasant. evening was spent
In dancing and other social amuse-
ments The league is reported to be in
fiourishing condition.
1t has been decided by the House
smiths and Architectural Iron Work
ers' Union, No. IS, to hold the annual
picnic at San Rafael Park on June IS.
rangements has been appointed: B.
McGuirk, M. Rittler, III. Lay, Fred
Long and Dan Keefe.
Announcement is made Of the eigh-
teenth annual picnic of the Printers
Mutual Aid Society at F,erndale, Niles
Canyon, on July 2. The society author
lied the following committee to make
all necessary arrangements for the
outing: John w. Kelly, William Cow
perwaite, John j. Neubarth, w. A.
Rossetti and II. u. Riffel.
Labor day will be observed by the
Socialist party in an afternoon enter
tainment at the Alhambra Theater.
Addresses will be made in various dta-
lects to suit the nationality of the
many members attached to the policy
of the socialistic cult.
The Beer Bottlers' Union will hold its
annual picnic next Monday at Bense's
Park, Mission Road.
The treasurer's report shows the AL
lied Provision Trades Council to be in
a strong financial condition.
The Bakers Union will hold its an
nual picnic next Wednesday at Camp
Taylor.
The eighth annual picnic of the
Latin Carpenters and Joiners will take
place tomorrow at Harbor View.
WASHINGTON. April 2s--National Bank
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