The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
LAUNDRY DRIVERS TAKE
UP USUAL COLLECTIONS
Regard the Strike as Settled
and Return TO Rou-
tine of Duty
LABOR DAY FEATURE
Musicians Union to Have
Charge of All Bands
That Participate
LABOR DAY FEATURE


settled, started yesterday moraing on
their routes 10 make collections OF arJi-
cies 10 be laundered.
At the laundry workers headquar-
ters in the labor temple Secretary Miss
Carrie Farmer said yesterday that there
had been a conference IN the morning,
but that nothing had come of il An
other conference viii be held this after
noon al 1 O'Clock
In the headquarters there is a large
floral piece that was presented by Joe
Harris 10 the bail players at Recreation
park last SUNDAY, with the understand
ing that il should so 10 the winners 1t
bears the inscription: The injury of
one IS the concern Of all" II was, IN
turn. presented by carpenters union
No. p, the winners by q score Of l3
10 8. To the girls" The result of this
game was sSSs.75 cash. with almost
1000 tickets 10 hear from.
Millmen's union no. 423 will meet In
sheet metal workers hall tonight TO
elect officers for the ensuing term. This
union will have a high jinks on Satur-
day in honor OF Messrs Schroeder and
Nalput, who viii retire from the union,
of which they have been very active
members. for. the purpose of engaging
IN business They viii be presented
engrossed resolutions of appreciation
Of their services
Local No -. international association
Of marble workers. al its last meeting
donated s25 10 the laundry workers.
i've applicants were admitted TO mem
-bership by Initiation and 10 men were
granted cards 10 work as permit
men" A Canapa was appointed 10
look up members out working" and re-
port az the next meeting in Bent-s hall
'on tuesday. Business was reported
fair, with all members working II
was decided 70 impose a penalty of $50
on any member who rides on non
union car, one-ffth OF any fine imposed
70 80 10 the iaformer.
The musicians union VIII have the
arrangement OF the music in the sew
sral bands that are 10 play this year
iu the Labor day parade. September ?.
The following notice has been issued
70 all members:
ia accordance with the authorization of tire
any bsnd or bands for any parade in the
5-rlsfiietion On labor dsF, hereby notified
ers enssreS for s;,cs 5srsSs hSt ,a-.l - al
win tie Instrumentation fne OF s. viii
5als 70 comply with this Instruction befoIe
At the last meeting Of the union
several candidates for membership
were admitted, as was Miss l. ].
Fuhrer OF local No 3os of Santa Bar
aara-
The Chicago elevator men have sub
lnltted 70 a board Of arbitration q prop /
osition made TO building managers for 4
aR increase OF SO a month
Efforts are being made in several
parts Of the east 10 unionize farm
laborers and have them anhliate with
the American Society Of Equity
The boiler makers employed in the
railroad shops OF Cincinnati. o., have
been granted wage increase of 20
cents a day.
Grand Master P H Morrisey, re-
Gently reelected by the brotherhood os
railwsy trsinmen to be the head OF
has already served in that position
= years.
IN the course OF an address on The
labor Problem" delivered recently by!
Professor J. y. Hollander OF the Johns
Hopkins university. he said:
Trades uuionism is a natural and proper In
eiesriF and explicitly understood that il Is
trsGes uniQaism and not necessarily trades un-
ieaism IS, ine short what trades Hnionism docs.
As economie Institution Il IS 70 be ap-
prsised hy rs Possibilities and IFS tendencies. ]
not bF its occasional manifestations Trades
nnlonlsm may be wise and sound and yet
trsaes unl9nisis may 90 wrong or foolish
lemecrecy- In every cherish the
system and blame those who violate sts prin-
NoT ara then. flushed with success or drunk
VITA power. Industrial liberty degenerafes inro
eoes 4 me hands of corrupt Ss or seIfseekns 1.Se
leaders an instrument OF brutal coercion that
carries with Il the seed of fts own speedy de-
sfructiOn- More often foolish rather than VI
cious tendencies prevail In short. long
lie trades nnion attempts 70 do those things
cation and improvement OF Industrial classes
and 70 do them By methods II consonance with
appreciated and supported as wise and bene-
fcent institution. though its actual achieve
lasrred By unfortunate and unwise incidents
The average salary for male teachers
in all Canada is s4Ss a year, and that
Of female teachers s245.
Last year no fewer than 110.7s2 nom
fatal industrial accidents were reported
in Great Britains compared with ee.54s
in 1905 Fatal accidents numbered
]. 1.1Is against 1.06s. Only q of last
Years total were females. and 107 were
Young persons. The largest number OF
accidents in any one industry was 145 N
the construction Of buildings. as against
III IN 1905; 143 fatalities occurred "A
docks, and lis in metal foundries Me-
chanical machinery accidents were re-
sponsible for 3e2 Of the deaths, Is deaths
were due to electric shocks end 371
were caused by people falling" Fatali-
ties numbered 3s and cranes were re-
sponsfble for So.
The preliminary notice for the for
tieth annual British trades union con-
gress has been issued. The congress
viii assemble IN Bath. Eng. Sep
tember ?.
WIZARD WRECK INQUIRY
An investigation was held yesterday