The San Francisco call., 1907-02-09
EDITED BY o. M. BOYLE

At a meeting Of the Labor CouncfI
Last -sfSht President Bell and Secretary
McCabe were instructed to be present
Monday aftSrnoon with the COMMITTEES
from the Walters Union. when n meets
representatives. OF the Japanese Res
taurant Keepers Association
Harry L. White resigned as a director
ot the Labor Clarion, and ]. ]. Furev
resigned from the executive committee.
ne cemetery Employees Union pre-
\ sented new wage scale, which was
ent 10 the executive committee.
Another communication was received
from the International Brotherhood OF
. le2msters objecting TO the seating in
the Labor Council of delegates from,
Teamsters' Union No. S5 ss tbst o.
ganization was not afiliated with the
International II was decided to take
no action until the question was pre-
senred 10 the American Federation of
Delegates from the Journey,nen Tail
ors Union No. 2 reported that boycotts
Were being waged vigorously against
AdcMahon, keyer and Stegler Bros. and
lhat most Of the tailors had been called
out II is the intention to push the
fight to a finish.
The delegate from the Mixers Union
reported that the new wage scale was
being paid.
Endorsed the employers liability bin
now before the Legislature and the
council concurred in the Endorsement
she bill TO amend an act entitled
An act 10 establish Civil Code, ap-
proved March 2l, 1872, by adding there
10 two sections relating TO the rights
OF employees, was also indorsed by the
council
Painters Union No. 1s viii celebrate
its eighth anniversary by a ball to
be given April at Puckett's Cotillion
Hail. 159 Church street. The following
committee of arrangements has been
appointed: T. C Lynch, J. Gof. w. L.
Reed. A J. Morrison, A. J. Cooksey,
Al Parks and Dell Wilson.
President G. s. Brewer was in the
air at Thursday nights meeting of
VCarpenters' Union No. 1910 in Sheet
Metal Workers Hall Twenty-nine
candidates were obligated and four
teen members admitted upon clearance
cards After the routine business had
been transacted President Brewer
made short address upon trades union
topics. The local viii give musicale
and dance tonight in the usual meeting
place The programme has been ar
ranged with great care. There will be
eleven musical numbers and seven
dances. The affair is for the members
and their families. The union is grow
ing so fast that II is necessary to bring
the membership together in social
gatherings SO that they may become
acquainted It is expected that all
members viii be present The arrange
ments committee has made ample ar
rangements to take care Of big
crowd ". A Cole and Frank Marlett
have been elected delegates TO the Jap
anese andr-korean Exclusion League.
A mmdnication has been received
by the Labor Council from the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor requesting the
council 70 indorse resolutions in ref
erence TO having California's Rep
resentatives in Washington aid the
movement for arbitration OF, national
disputes Secretary McCabe has been
instructed to comply with the request.
The charges preferred against Elec-
trical Workers Union No. 6 Gnside
electricians) by the Building Trades
Council have been put in the hands of
the following committee TO make a re-
port at the next meeting Of the coun-
cii. A. f Smith, John COefield. Thomas
>Doyle George d. Keely and J. J.
-bett
The strike Of the Detroit molders,
r101rr7f arc and TepIfSbarS