The San Francisco call., 1906-06-24

ton, its Justice and its happiness de-
pend in no small degree upon the wis
dom and strength of the trades unions
THE excellent efforts OF the trades
unionists Of Crockett in the past are
plentiful guarantee for their work in
the future. The labor of organization
and DECENTRALIZATION viii continue until
the unorganized worker will be the ex-
ception. The bright light which will
be seen by the common people in the
future Will shine along the path of the
organized workers of America"
President Mccarthy made one of his
characteristic speeches and kent the
large audience in good humor for some
time.
Laborers' Protective Union No. S944
held it's last meeting ar Sheet Metal
Workers Hall. at Market and Dolores
streets Twenty-four new members
were admitted. There will be election
of officers and voting on the new build
ing trades temple at the meeting to-
day. Following Is full list of nom
nations: For president, John Murphy.
vice president, j. A. Flanaga and C
NJ. Erickson; recording secretary. w
A. Meakin, j. II. Weidemann and w. E
Munsen; financial secretary, L. p Eig-
gins and Charles Weir: treasurer. P.
Tierney; trustee. D. ]. Tiffany and John
AdIIOns auuilOT, NJ. AulTfHllle and y.
j. Tiffany; conductor, John McIanus;
sergeant at arms. John Marion. John
Lynch. c. MoGinley and Joe O'Donnell;
business agent, NJ OIeary; executive
committee-C. NJ. Erickson, ]. A. Elan
agan. L. B. Higgins, ". A. Meakin, p.
Tierney. n. O'Leary. f. j. P. O'Riley, D.
j. Tiffany, John Marrow, r. ]. Hahn,
John McManus, John Behrens. Charles
Wehr and w. E. Munsell Ballotins
will a cb, ~
evening at Sheet Metal Workers Hall
Market and Dolores streets Members
are requested not to. forget to bring
their working cards with them.
At the last meeting of Iron Molders
Union No. 1e4 resolutions condenlning
the shooting of Andrew Kellner, me,n-
Der of the Sailors Union while on a
Gliding 70 attend the funeral in a body,
were passed.
The Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Employees of Amer
lea reports that SO far this year only
one strike has been inaugurated, that
being at Winnipeg. Manitoba. Con-
sidering the number OF applications
for increased wages by the various
divisions this is regarded as a remark
able record It is TO he hoped that tf.,
only strike TO mark this years history
has already been had.
At the last meeting of Tile-lavers'
Union No. sS the following officers were
elected for the coming term: Presi-
dent, Nj. j. Kirwin; vice president, G..
Sake; recording secretary, j. a.
Lamey; financial secretary, Charles
Black; warden, j. Spargo; trustees
James Hansen, R.sC. White and Charles
Webber; delegates 10 the Building
Trades Council Charles Webber,
Frank Mac Donald and w Hamilton
alternates-J. Pacheco, C, Teuchler and
j. Gerkes; trustee for organized labor.
A. item: trustee for Progressive Plan
ing Mill. N. J. Kirwin.
Typographical Union No. I'll will
meet in monthly session this afternoon
at California Hail. 1915 Clay street.
Oakland. The meeting next month will
be held in San Francisco.
The Allied Provision Trades Council
will meet at 431 Ivy avenue TUESDAY
All delegates are requested to be pres,
ent Much important business is lying
on Secretary Selmer's desk that needs
immediate attention.
The Garment Cutters Union will
meet regularly hereafter every Wednes-
day at 1924 Folsom street No union
suffered more from the fire, possibly
than the garment cutters, because
every shirt and overall factory in San