The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
EDITED BY o. M. BOYLE

EDITED BY
The Secretary Of the MIX Wagon
--.rers' Union states that daylight de-
-r of milk viii be started on No
her 4. The Dairvmen's Association
and the MIX Wagon Drivers Union
.e.e come 10 an understanding, and
r.e sub-commitree. consisting Of Sec
..-sry Decker Of the union and Sec
-+-ary Moore Of the association, will
zlr the few Independent milk han
He-s. There was no particular OBJ
.---lon raised by any considerable num-
re- OF customers. they realizing
he a6vantages OF daylight delivery.
The following letter in reference TO
Alexander Di5eau and his connection
w-l the union has been received by
q - gates Van Volkenberg and Fisher
rom General President Cornelius p
[ sza-
IN explanation of the acts Of the
--rverriCn in the matter relative TO the
ease az Brother Di3eau. viii say that
r-a action Of the convention was that
u--eau had no legal standing IN repre-
s--rirg local union No. zs4. or, in other
words. had no risnt 10 membership IN
-r- orEaniZation- Local Union No 226
las entire jurisdiction over Dijeau as
. mem ber. No other organization in
me Iuternattonal Brotherhood Of Team
s-ars has The right 70 accept him as q
member while he Is an expelled mem
re- q your organization. His griev-
s-Ce VIII nave 10 De settled with your
rr1on before he can 80 into any other
local union. That IS the act Of the
.~0-veurion. The convention simply
seated him as q general officer without
rasslng upon the question as TO his
Elt or innocence.
Branch Of the Analgamated So
r.e-y Of Carpenters and Joiners met
IN Monday night at Fourteenth and
e--- lot
we're initiated and ten admitted on
Clearance cards President James Hood
states that there are over 100 appli-
rrrfons on fle After initiation the
rev members were addressed by
rrsrIes A Nelson, president of the
mana ging committee and business
agent Of the Building Trades Council
He made Z forceful speech and admon-
rseeI the members as 10 their duties
as trades unionists- Thomas Maxwell,
president OF Branch 3, was also pres
en- and made z short address. The
rex- meeting Of this union, the newest
- union circles, viii be held at Union
Hal. Monday night, october S.
Carpeaters' Union No. zS5 met at 33e
zoe street last Monday night. Sixty
three candidates were obligated and
rrverry-four travelling cards received
Monday al 81 AfcAliister street Finan
cal Secretary Mckinley viii be ar this
address on Monday from noon until
after the meeting. Up 70 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning the secretary had re-
celved forty-four clearance cards. These
VIII be acted upon next Monday
Two hundred and fifty men employed
in the finishing department OF the JEFF
fersonville ky branch OF the Aneri-
can Car Foundry Company are on
strike because Of the discontinuance Of
rhe Saturday haIf-hoIiday. The tying
up of the finishing department viii
force the entire plant 10 shut down
Tarnishers' and Polishers' Union met
LAST night al the new hall, sTT Nc
Allister street Five candidates were
obligated. The union viii give
smoker next Tuesday night at the
1IcAIlister- street, hall. and the follow
ing committee viii arrange the pro-
granme. y. Lsnsfeld, J. Oaks, J.
Racket and c. Parker. c II Haybl OF
Los Angeles. but formerly president Of
30. 49, was present and made long
speech upon trade union topics, dwell
Ing particularly upon conditions in the
y southern part Of the State So many
, members are joining that il is seri-
every one.
shoe Clerks Union No. 40 met at
lts headquarters last Monday night
and initiated FIVE candidates and re-
ceived three applications. Next Mon
day evening VIII be a summoned meet
ing October I the sick BENEFITS viii
be resumed The international pays
s. q week for a period Of twelve
weeks IN any one year 70 sick mem
be-s and No. 40 pays an additional
s. for the same length Of time This
is the only local in the international
which gives its members when SICK
SO q week
Painters Union No. 1s met at Elm
tracht Hall on Monday night with q
very large attendance. Eighteen can
didates were obligated, five admitted
by cards, and fifteen applications are
awaiting action on the secretary
desk Il was decided 70 hold smoker
in the near future, and the following
committee OF rrangements was ap-
pointed. Thomas Bayliss tchairmanl
Del Wilson, T. Lynch. Charles Moore
and Frank Bergen An excellent Pro
gramme will entertain the invited
guests Five more cottages VIII %
completed this week and they are al
ready rented The District CounclI o.
Painters OF Indianapolis thanked NJ
1s for a donation of $50 and prom
ised q reciprocate some time IN tn'
future. Secretary Walsh is busy ar
ranging for a strong box TO hold I'M
records and valuables Of the union
7 VIII be placed IN the new temple
Painters are reaching this city IN suci
vast numbers that 1t is hard 70 plac'
them al on jobs. While tnis Is SO
work IS not falling OF.
Cooks Helpers Union No. lle na
moved its headquarters from 4Sl ".
avenue 10 III Laguna street. nea
Turk
Barbers' Union No. 1zs held its week
~ meeting in its headquarters 80
Webster street Three candidates "er
Initiated, nineteen were reinstateo an
twelve applications have not yet pee
acted upon The wage scale was ADOPT
ed as follows: The minimum wage
SIC per week. with 60 per cent OF a.
over SIS taken in Those gettlng -
week have so per cent over sze' sle
fn ~.e~ oa~4 ever ezR. $le. so per cen