The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23

oANell ana FRANK ). Plttman; executive
board, Fred Emery, E Spahr, A. T. c.
Hoffman, Michael Kenney, Frank S.
Fittman and William McKenna. The
election VIII be held next Wednesday.
The polls will open at 10 a. m. and
close at p. m. at the headquarters,
llso Scott street. The vote will be
taken by the Australian ballot system.
The election will be in charge of the
tolOwing committee: c. D. Laughlin,
Ed. McKenna and P Meehan. The
initiation and reinstatement fee has
oeen reduced to $2:75 until, October 1.
A good attendance greeted the Off
GERS of the Women's Union Labor
League at its last meeting. Miss Jennie
smith was in the chair Many mem
pers nave been assisted in the relief
work done by the league. Members
IN want are asked to report TO the
president The following officers were
chosen for the coming term: Presi-
dent. Miss Minnie Andrews; first vice
president Eva Wolff; second vice
president Mrs. Christainson; secretary
treasurer Mr.. Beran; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Arnold; sergeant at arms.
L. Starck; doorkeeper, J. E. Hooper:
trustees, Mr.. Arnold, Mrs Danes and
MISS Soler; parliamentarian, Mr.. Ar
nold installation of officers will take
place next Monday night Members are
requested 20 make note Of this.
Isaac A. Hopper, president of the
New York Building Trade EMPLOYERS.
tnlhKs he has discovered a remedy TO
prevent strikes. Mr.. Hopper would
nave labor court with power from
the state to enforce its awards against
employer or employe. In an interview
the protector said:
would have the commonwealth set
up court Of separate and absolute
jurisdiction to determine ali labor dis
putes. 1 hold that until a tribunal Of
lhis kind is established by law not
onIy the particular trades concerned in
the quarrel will suffer but all the pub
nc TOO The establishment OF a lust
ana impartial labor court would. in NV
opinion, check the tendency to social
ISM and anarchism now so much in evil
dence."
There will be a meeting Of Painters.
Union No. 70 next Saturday at 40
CLOCK az Twenty second and Folsom
streets, az which the semi annual cleo
ZION VIII take place At tonight's meet
ing nominations will be made. All
MEMBERS are requested TO be present
at each of these meetings.
have had sent to them a circular print-
ed IN their langua ge advising them to
refrain from participation in the pres
ent sailor trouble on the water front.
"
AT the last meeting of Cooks Union
No ~ two candidates were obligated
Much important business was trans
acted me cooks are sll getting a
day of in seven and all members are
working. The election for officers for
the ensuing term VIII take place June
p at headquarters Polls viii omen at
a. m. and close at D. m. The cleo
ton board consists OF the following:
Frank Holt. Charles Sehunert, H. Fahr-
man, Peter Holmes and T. Marshall.
one OF the most honored members of
the union is Refnhard Wreden. He
has the distinction of having held the
same position for over twenty wears
at Kahn & Co.'S, 215 Pine street He
VIII resume work at the old stand a 6
soon as the place is rebuilt Mr.. Wre-
den is stanch union man, and his
long stay in one place stamps him a
master Of his art
The cooks working for Desmond &
Shattuck are getting union conditions
but as yet the firm has made no union
terms with the members of other crafts
employed.
No. A was fortunate in not losin 8
any of its records in the great tire
Through the energetic action of it's
secretary. Anton Balslow. a large
amount OF the funds of the local was
saved and he and President Charles
Fleischmann were able to ESTABLISH
good headquarters as early after The
great calamity as April %. Thus the
union was kept intact and today is as
strong as ever.
All members of Tile Settlers HeIners,
Union No 4e are urgently asked to ar.
tend tonights meeting at 1923 Laeuna
street, near. Sutter. Business which
vitality affects every member viii he
orought up, and no member should ab
sent himself.
The last meeting of Mattresses Union
NO. IS was called to order bv w p
Horne. first vice president of the inter.
national body. Permanent hhndouar-
ters have been secured at 4s1 wv ave
nue.. Hereafter the meetings VIII ho
held at headquarters on Monday after.
Moons At the next meeting nonine.
tions will be concluded.
Members of the Sheet Metal Workers..
Union are in such demand that n,anv
or them are receiving wages above the
union scale. Contractors are e,1asI,,
The union disclaims all responsibility
for the raise and claims that the men
are getting the addition on their own
merits.
The Journeymen Butchers, Protective
and Benevolent Association No. ! meets
every Wednesday evening at 4s2 stan
I van street At the last meeting the fol
lowing nominations were made. For
President, Frank Allspaugh: vice pres.
/ idents. Herman Schneider and Andrew
/ Sehnucker: recording secretary. Benia
min Davis; financial secretary. A. Nc
/ Creadie, treasurer. Benjamin OswoId
conductor. william Herting: sergeant
+ at arms, Thomas Brogan: inside guard
+ J. Hook; outside guard, Joseph Isaacs
board of directofs-J NJ Pachtner
john w. Danz. Charles weissheiner'
Charles Milly, Frank Krauer and
/ Charles Catoir: labor secretary, Martin
Jaeger.
The election of officers for Gas and
/ Electric Fixture Hangers Union No
404 will take place at $50 McAlIister
street June 26. A fine of 50 will he
placed against any member who fails
4 to attend.
temporary restraining order has
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