The San Francisco call., 1905-06-13
FACES SERIOUS
PRED|CAMENT
Lumbermen's Local Union
224 Belongs to Two War
ring FederatiOns of Labor
MUST RESIGN FROM ONE
Joumeymen BARRIERS Will
Ask Governor to Commute
Death Fate of Buckley
MUST RESIGN FROM ONE
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From surrounding complications the
Lumbermen's Local No. PA Of the Inter
national Marine and Transport Workmen
has a complex situation before IL. This
union holds it's charter from the interna-
tional organization, but it Is affiliated
with the City Front Federation, paying
dues to both.
AT recent meeting of the Sailors I'm
ion application was made to the City
Front Federation requesting that body to
ask the lumber workers to withdraw
from their international, or severance
of aff1liation would be the penalty
The City Front Federation forwarded
this resolution to the Lumbermen's I'm
ion. The disposal of this matter brought
a full attendance of the local lumbermen
to the meeting last night
The situation was debated from all
points. Some were in favor of staying
with the City Front Federation because
of its local Importance in case Of strike
or other troubles, while others were
equally firm In their determination to re-
main loyal to the parent body. Among
the 800 members belonging TO this union
there is a variety of opinions as to which
course to pursue, for, as one speaker
said at the meeting last night. 1--WE are
between the devil and the blue sea, and
no matter in which direction we move we
fall into a peck of trouble"
The subject will be further ventilated
at the next meeting.
At the meeting of the Journeymen Bar
bers Union last night a delegation from
the Machinists' Union was present to So
licit cooperation in the interest OF the
condemned man, Buckley. who was con-
victed and sentenced to be hanged for the
killing of Rice during the machinists'
strike few years ago. 1t is proposed to
obtain the sanction Of Superior Judge w.
p. Lawlor, before whom Buckley was
tried. to intercede with Governor Pardee
for a Communication OF the death penalty
to life Imprisonment.
The BARRIERS will pay social visit TO
their brethren in Oakland on next Mon
day night. A social and high jinks will
be given by the Oakland union in honor
of the visit.
The committee on enforcing union rules
reported that applications had been made
to the Labor Council at its last meeting
for boycott against the shop OF Brack-
ett & Ackin, at Stockton street. for
violation of union rules and regulations
Carpenters Union No. % elected the fol-
lowing officers at its meeting last night:
President Frederick p. Nicholas; vice pres
ident. Frank Harmon; recording secre.ary'
William E. Smith; financial secretary, N. L.
Wandell: treasurer, Patrick Connor; CONDUCTOR
A. M0rr1SOn, warden, JOScpil rosa llu y
/. Athey; auditor, Edward Behousse; trustee.
.'Organized Labor" p. II. Mccarthy: trustee
Progressive Planning Mill. L. B. Regan. dele
gates to District Council Of Carpenters. =. r.,
Nicholas. P. H. Mccarthy. l. B. Regan,
Frank Harmon. A. l.. Hollis John Gin, A L.
Hermann, H. j. Richardson, j. L. -Atheys A.
Morrison, Thomas Saunders. John T. Burns,
c. F. Knight John, D. Campbell J. Ennis,
Edward Lehousse. William e Smith; alter
mates A. A. Larraux, c. K. Lamb c. H.
Cliff. W. L. Evans, N A. Cliff, Q. " Cut.
Curtis and Samuel Crawford; delegates 70
building Trades Council, p. H. Mccarthy, F.
P Nicholas ]. ]. Tieruey, A L. Hollis. J. ].
Swanson John Cliff. H j. Richardson, G F.
Knight A. L. Hermann. John Clark, G H.
Cliff Robert Bond, J. A. Hail. w. l. Evans.
T. W. McEachern. Thomas Saunders. w. :.
Jacobs Frank Harmon, John i. Mcdonald
and A. Wallace.
The District Council Of Carpenters will
give picnic next Sunday at Fairfax
Park.