The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
NEWS Of THE LABOR WORLD
EDITED BY O. M. BOYLE.

cement workers averages only about
six months, the generous brothers who
took of their store and sent it TO this
coast really needed the money more
than did No. 1.
Too much praise cannot be given
the members for the way in which they
unanimously treated the subject. II
is also an eloquent display of waht
true trades unionism is and by return
ing the money not absolutely needed
gave proof of the true California spirit
and American independence which is
so general in trades union circles IN
this city.
Hereafter meetings of Carpenters
Union No. 4S3 will he held on Monday
evenings Member are being taken III
at each meeting and No. 4S3 is boom
ing Secretary Guy Lathrop has issueo
275 reauisitions for tools on the relief
committee of the District Council
Members who have not vet registered
with the secretary are requested TO do
so al their earliest convenience The
meetings will be held in the hall at 33s
Noe street.
At recent meeting Of Printing
Pressmen's Union No. "a each member
received 81 from the relief committee,
and further distributions will he made
from time TO time. The international
Printing Pressmen and --ssistants
Union sent out $1,000 to aid the mem
bers of it's affiliated unions-Printins
Pressmens Union No. "a. Web Press
mems Union and r>ress Feeders and As
sistants' Un.on' No "a received in the
first distribution about $4,000. The re-
lief committee consists of the follow
ing: George B. Benham, George Berry
and J. F. Lyon.
The election of officers for the Inter
national typographical Union have just
been announced, as follows: President
James T. Lynch of Syracuse. n. Y; first
vice president John W. Hays of Min
neapolis; secretary treasurer. J. NJ
Bramwood Of Denver. delegates to the
American Federation of Labor. Frank
X Foster Of Boston. Frank Morrison
of Chicago, Hugh Stevenson of Toronto,
Canada and Michael Colbert of Chiea-
go; trustees of the Union Printers
Home, Thomas w. Crowley o. Cincin-
natl. ". J. White of San Francisco, L
c. Shepard of Grand Rapids and T. d.
Fenuessey of Los Angeles; gent of the
Union Printers Home. George p. Mich
ols Of Baltimore. They serve for two
years.
Richard Cornelius, president of Street
Garments Union No 205 and member of
the executive board of the parent body
has been ordered to Portland on busi-
ness connected with the organization.
He will probably be away from the
city for several weeks.
The annual outing and family re-
union of the District Council of Carpen-
ters will be held next Sunday at Schuet-
zen Park. San Rafael. The committee
in charge has arranged most enter
tanning programme and guarantees that
not DUH moment will be spent by
those who are present. The arrange
ments committee consists of the follow
ing: H K. Vornbrock. r. ]. Scully. w.
H Hutchinson. Henry Bencke, Louis
Rossi. E. Ainscow. j. Harkins. w. K.
Van Horn. w. r. Koeher, Thomas Max
well and John Brodie.
At the last meeting of Carpenters
Union No. p the. following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President. F. P. Nicholas; vice presi-
dent, z. E. Lehousse; recording secre-
tary, John T. Burns; assistant record
ing secretary. William E. Smith; finan-
cial secretary. c. F. knight: treasurer.
Patrick Connor; conductor. A Morri-
SOH+ NdiuNns JO0n 6EOQlS. trustee. l.
E Lehousse; auditor. James Daley: del
egates to District Council of Carpen-
ters--F. P. Nicholas. P. H. Mccarthy, L
R. Regan, A. L. Hollis, c. F. knight. ]
D. Campbell, E. E. Lehousse. j. T
Burns, John Brodie. P H Farley. T
Wicks, a. Morrison. c. H Cliff, Johr
Clark, w. S Jacobs, w. Eisler. A Wal
lance, James Daley and w NJ McMn-
Ian: alternately. J. Richardson. c
Newsome, T. O'Brien, w. Shannon.
Jesse May, John Van Dalen. D. Wilson
I. Saunders and ]. Jepson: delegates tc
Building Trades Council-P. H McCar-
thy, T. P. Nicholas A L. Hollis. ]. j
Swanson. John Clark, Robert Bond. w
L. Evans A Wallace E E Lehousse
L. b Regan. J. -. Hail. John Brodie
Mcdonald, w. S. Jacobs. H. ]. Richard.
son, J. .Tiernan, A. l.. Hermann, w
Rackerby, Patrick Connor and w. Fis-
Ter: trustee for Organized Labor stock,
P. II. Mccarthy: trustee for Progressive
Planning Mill stock. L. B. Regan; dele
gates to the Japanese and norean Ex-
clusion League, John D. Campbell. L. B.
Regan and c. F. Knight.