The San Francisco call., 1906-08-29

$3.50 ethidleo with the international
Sfetherhoed o. Transfers:
AZ the convention held in Chica go
a portion OF the delegates. headed by
hsFsrsl eS-international officers who
Nste oeSiroos Of securing saiaried po-
sltfonsi bolted. the convention and are
Esw enoesNorjng TO form an indepen-
eent organization for the express pur-
pose OF oisrupting the bona hde
american Federation OF Labor team
stsrs Organization, the International
'7fotherhood OF Tesmsters The YER
sauna report OF cur convention. which
sltt pe mailed you in a few days viii
SteW that no reason whatever was
sven them for such action. II viii
snow that it was simply a movement
Tor the purpose Of placing in salaried
Reshtens eisgruntied ex-ofice- holders,
slo we ask your membership to pay
40 attention 20 any communications re-
eeiTed from them.~as their efforts no
csobt. VIII meet with the same disas-
+ trous failure that several other similar
attempts have met. division in the
TANK Rpc nte means that no advance
ment can be obtained for the rank and
h1et Il means that men leaving the To-
Sels&y IN which they reside cannot take
universal transfer and will be COM
PEELED TO pay new initiation fee into
the union should they go 10 any other
E&ty when they belong TO the indepen-
dent or seeding organization. The
vsrpstin proceedings Of the eonven-
tlen viii be mailed you within g few
lays, when YOU can give the same
stEto examination and II viii be found
hat they had no reason Tor acting in
sne nsnaer in which they did. Please
read this communication to the mem
bers Of your local union"
Mix Wagon Drivers Union No. 22s
viii meet tonight AZ Az Eaight street.
Reports viii be. made of the proceed
fngs OF the international convention,
recently held ia Chicago, BY the re-
turning delegates. The question Of dsy
f9erk for the members viii also be
: disc usseo, All members are requested
70 be present,
Building Material Teamsters' Union
30. 2Is met at Union Hall. Fourteenth
and Church streets, and inflicted forty
eight csndi6ates. There are twenty
Eve applications on file. William
8oest was appointed marshal for the
Labor day parade and his aids will be
Albert Maiilard, Frank Martin and
John J. Morris. The union has engaged
band OF sixteen pieces. 1t is esti-
msfee that 1000 members viii be in
line The union will lead the fourth
division. A 6ne OF s25 will be imposed
upon any member found patronizing a
japanese restaurant. Hereafter the
union viii meet in Eintracat Hall,
Twelfth street near Folsom.
BARRIERS Union No. l4e met at ss5
Webster street Monday night Past
President Paul c. Hamsn IN the chair.
TIE union Endorsed the resolutions
presented by the japanese and Korean
Exclusion League Three candidates
we're obligated. seventeen former and
suspended members paid their rein
T.
fions for mem bership were received. A
resolution was presented that the sal-
sry ef the business agent be increased.
a committee was appointed TO confer
with the employers 10 adjust the price
list as follezs: Sunday shaving. 25
cents; hair. cutting. S5 cents; shampoo
ing, 55 cents. For week days the
prices shah be: Shaving. 10 cents;
/ neck shaving, : cents mustache curl
ikng, s cents. extra hot towels. cents
bEeh; This proposition was presented
BY Paul c, Hsman.-
The District Council OF Iron Workers
H1li give its outing and family reunion
+ ct SchueSzen Park San Rafael. Mon
be distributed 70 successful contest
ents. Boats VIII leave Tiburon ferry
st and II g. IA. and 12:35 and $3.50
p. m. Returning. leave the park at
s:f7, 500 and $50 p. m.
Il
At a recent meeting OF Granite Cut
ters' Association the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
President. c. J. coyle; vice president, B.
i8enSrseks recording secretary, P. BIZ
sen; financial secretary, y: Hughes;
ftrezsurer, D. Foley; .doorkeeper, l.
Manning; standing committee, H. Rob
Yerts, f Gilbert. and R. NJ. Gordon;
-delegztes ID the Building Trades coun-
icfl, G. j.. coyle, James Mcdonald and
y. Kendriek.,
,Treubae is brewing. among the cleo
itrical workers in Louisville ky, and
q strike is possible The men insist
upon better conditions. The Electrical
tecntractors' Association has decided 70
resist the demands. and il is feared
that q bitter fght- VIII ensue'
The general grievance committee,
representing 1000 switchnaen and yard
men on the Kew Haven Railway sys-
ten. has issued the following statement
condemning' the recent strike in the
EfFeLeht yards IN New Haven:
we must in justice TO the officers
OF the New Haven Railroad denounce
the conduct Of the New Haven yard
men. II they had had just cause for
|
Droper manner there IS no doubt that
II would have been satisfactorily ad-
5usted. Inasmuch as labor organiza-
ricus have as their only asset integrity.
we must call on our members upon the
system 10 see that the contract which
exists between the New: Haven road
anc trsinBen and yardmep is properly
lived sp 70 by the members This we
pledxe ourselves TO do. We also wish
10 commend the action Of such New
Tss ven yardrlen as remained at work
during the strike"
shoe Clerks Union No. tl0 met in
regular session at the headquarters,
1870 Steiner street On and after Sep
feraber ] all shoe stores in the city
viii. close at ie:se o'clock Saturday
nights. The newly fitted up rooms were
turned over 70 the hall committee.
Three candidates were initiated and
four appiications received The min
strel show comufttee reported prog
ross. The entertainment VIII be given
about the. middle OF October. All MEM
bsrs are reported working and condf-
lions are good. There viii be special
! meeting OF the local wednesday even
- septenber s. Organized labor is
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