The San Francisco call., 1907-06-18
BAKERY WORKERS PLACE
NOMINATIONS IN FIELD
Tickets Completed for the
Election to Be Held
Next Month
PLAY TO AID LABOR
Crane Elected President of
Sheet Metal Union for
Ensuing Year
PLAY TO AID LABOR

Local No. "a Of
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workers OF Amer
ica- at its meeting last Saturday night
levied a weekly assessment OF so cents
on each member for the benefit OF the
unions on strike. II is expected that
this viii realize sI2e0 a month. The
following nominations We're made and
me election viii take place on the
evening OF July AT the headquarters
OF the local at 1871 Mission street:
President Anton wshl: vice presidents. Frank
Duty and James Flower; financial and cor-e-
SchEErtinG; treasurer. PM Eisold: trustees
Paul Guoerley, Charles srzai. Henry Hanko;
william Wright, Anton Wshl, Alfred Lerch, WI
IAN n Stehr. Richard Seinert, Frank DunF,
srns, Gottfr1ed Wtelsnd; delegates 70 the San
Frsrcisco labor council the allied provision
Dick Scbrsrting Edward Hoffman william
Wright, Alfred Lerch, Ernst Selgman Anton
Vail, s h LesGn; business agent, Edvaro
Ho1nEn-
Typographical union No. q has made
its first payment OF s250 70 the fund for
'lnions on strike. this sum being part
q the amount raised by assessment OF
i per cent on the earnings OF each
member.
Branch No 1, amslgsmated csrpen-
cers and 5oiners, elected the following
officers last night: 7. 3. Pollard presi-
dent; " L Patton. vice president; G.
Il Thompson secretary: D. LaUrance.
treasurer, E B. Spence. check steward; (;
n. T. Dryer, money steward; NJ Nc
kenzie. door keeper, and W. l. Pay
ton. steward 10 visit the sick
The management committee OF the
4
carpenters and 5oiners paid over $4,000
20 the strike relief committee yester-
day.
The laundry workers and the bar
tenders union were occupied last night
voting 1or officers TO serve the ensuing
term.
The picnic given by the union print
ers' mutual aid society at Fairfax park
last Sunday was attended by more than
900 persons. II was q great success
and the crowd enjoyed the games, races
and dancing 10 the fullest
The district council Of carpenters has
made It's first payment OF 5000 in aid
Of the striking unions This IS money
~ealized from the so cent assessment
levied upon members Of the various
TIE Jurisdiction OF the council A like
sum viii be paid over every week as
long as il is necessary.
Additional material was delivered
veste-dav al the site of the Building
Trades temple that is 10 be erected al
Fourteenth and Guerrero streets. and
in the afternoon rigging was being put
q place for the purpose OF enabling the
with the work OF construction
Sreer metal workers union No. Io4 has
elected the following as its officers for
me ensuing term: J. Crane, president;
George Hagemiller. vice president;
Dean Evans. recording secretary; H
A. Wissing, financial secretary; Charles
Frahm. treasurer; NJ Fredericks. con-
ductor; ID. White, warden; J. Crane.
Edward Freyer, T. Brooks and J. Percy,
delegates 10 the international conven-
ION. that IS 10 meet in Atlantic City
wiz leave on June IS
The laundry workers all returned 10
their respective posts yesterday morn
5ng. and the statement was made that
FOR three years all viii be quiet IN the
lsundries OF San Francisco.
The play entitled Labor and Capital"
IS 20 be produced az the Victory thea
cer n San Jose June %. for the bene-
III OF the building fund for the labor
temple 10 be erected IN that city. All
the labor organizations Of Santa Clara
county are assisting TO make the AFFAIR
Z big success.
Vow that the iron workers strike
has been settled in San Francisco. and
the men went back 10 bench and pit
yesterday. work on the new cruiser
south Dakota viii proceed. Last week
K was thought by the officers al Mare
5sIsnd that the vessel would be turned
over by the secretary Of the navy 20 the
forces a. the navy yard for completion
there
The drug clerks OF Los Angeles have
taken up the matter Of the law regu-
lsting the hours OF work, a number OF
,uszxists having failed TO carry out its
provisions. The state board of pharm-
acy is 70 be asked 70 take Up the matter
and see that the law is properly en-
forced
Now that the carpenters lockout in
stockton has been settled and the men
are TO return 70 work Al the old rate
% 81. tie building boom which was
SLlCelEN S-cPECA VIII DS Iso--tS@.
The prevailing union wages in Stock
ION al this time are: Painters. 81;
electricians. 81: paper hangers. $3.50;
r,isste-ers. Sc. brickmasons. IS; plumb
*. $3.50, lathers. SO per thousand,
averaging about IS per day; hod car
-iers. from $3.50 TO $3.50, according TO
the material handled
stockton complains OF high prices for
building material as compared with Los
angeles. Bricks selling for SIS in the
southern city cost s12 thousand in
S+ocl<ton. builders lumber 10 be had
5n Los Angeles for SIS costs $50
thousand IN Stockton: structural iron
md other material. IL is said is 25 per
cent higher in Stockton than in the
southern city
one OF the reasons for the trouble
with the carpenters IN STOCKTON re-
.-+,,- Us the fact that some contract