The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

joint executive board, George Bickford,
George Porter. Frank Holt. julius ST.
mer. Al King and o. T. n. LedwitIl; al
ternates, George Jones, George Brooks
Ed Mensor. Harry Fries, John Desin
and Fred Duprey. delegates to the
Labor Council, H. B. Myers, George
Rowe. Anton Balslow, Henry Fahrman
owen z, Henley Stephen Drake, Joe
Bader. Lee Tennyson, o. T. n. Ledwith
and George Porter; inside guard
George Brooks; outside guard, George
Porter and Louis Berke.
Great interest is being manifested by
the unions affiliated with the Labor
Council in the dedication of the Labor
Council Hail. Fourteenth and Mission
streets, next Wednesday evening. Com
mittees have done everything in their
power to insure a pleasant evening to
all who may attend. Following is the
programmes; Piano solo, "Arabesque,s
CClaaminade), G. C. Biglow ipstru-
Lottie. Flageollet: whistling solo,
Cordie Wetjen- n-Steuenberg; Frisco
4 Quartet. Dick Hunt, Fred Giannini,
George Sweeney and S. A. Newman;
The Man Of Mystery" Fred Palmer;
Irish comedian, O'Neilt. Short addresses
viii be made by Richard Cornelius
and W. r.. SHagerty. Following the
progra mme- viii be refreshments and
dancing The committees are: Presi-
dent Of the, evening, Richard Cornelius;
arrangements, Leo Michelson chair
man. Guy r. Thurber. ]. ]. Fields, J.
Puntigam, A. Siewierski. J. j. O'Neill
5. w. Bell and William p. McCabe;
reception. William r. Hagerty. III. L
Cleveland, George A. Tracy, William
r. Winter s. WallL p. Burke, W. c..
Leffingwell, "A. -T..tWynn, Antoine. Wall,
d
Miss Carrie Farmer. Miss Anna Burk-
hardt, Miss Margaret O'Brien, Miss
Annie Brown Miss Annie Muller and
Mrs. 4sWilliam P McCahe: floor man
ager. Guy f. Thurber; refreshments, J.
Puntigan.
Much interest centers round the
meeting in January of the District
Council Of Carpenters OF Alameda
county. The meeting has been called
to discuss trade conditions. A large
gathering is expected. Members affili-
ated with both the United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners and the
Amalgamated Society Of Carpenters
and Joiners viii have representative
at the meeting
The Board of Directors OF Musicians
Union desires that the attention of the
sions of the following law adopted by
the union on June IA last. relative to
payment of members for services rem
dered: Every member shall pay all
sums due to members in his employ
within forty eight hours after the
amount has been received by him for
any engagement, and in any event
within fifteen days after engagement .
The revised price list, to take effect
printed and copies may be had on ap-
plication at the secretary's Office, SIS
Haight street. Such members as have
been admitted to membership since
April IS, and who desire copies of the
constitution and bylaws. are requested
10 make application. The services of
the DonateIli band at the Grammar
Skating Rink have been dispensed with
and a local union band substituted.
Leo Bruck has just returned from "a
continental trip and talks entertain
ingly of things musical across the
wafer
A general meeting of the Japanese
and Korean Exclusion League Will take
place next Sunday at 2 p. m. in Wood
workers Hall. at Twenty and
excluding all Asiatfcs from the United
States are invited. Matters of i'm
WIN be discussed.
Lodge No 205. Brotherhood of Boiler
makers. adopted resolutions at its last
meeting condemning the activities of
the Grand Jury in probing the graft
scandal and calling upon the court to
direct the attention of the inquisitors
to the. methods employed in the dis
tribution Of the relief funds.
H. G. Lundberg was in the chair at
last meeting of the Sailors Union of
the Pacific. The secretary reported
that shipping was good. 1t was de-
cided to send six delegates to the Stock
ton convention Of the California State
ederation of Labor. which viii meet
in January- Nominations for delegates
wiz be made at the regular meetings
held at headquarters and the California
agencies on or before December g
man pro tenn during the absence of
E A. Erickson The Tacoma agent re-
ported that shipping and prospects
were good and that men were still
scarce. The Seattle and Aberdeen
agents. wrote that shipping was fair
The PORT Townsend agent reported that
shipping was medium and that pros
poets were fair. The Portland agent
stated that the situation was fair The