The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
HARVEY ANXIOUS
TO END DISPUTE
President of Ocean Shore Noti-
fies Union He Is Willing TO
Discuss Grievances
Bakers Union Considers Cam
paign Against Unfair Shops
and Appoints Committee
Secretary Gala


~sNT5EsN council received
letter yesterday
from President j. d. Harvey of the
Ocean shore railroad in relation to
the trouble with some of the eiectri-
clans on the road. He wrote that he
was willing to meet the secretary and
discuss the matter with him. The two
Will meet today.
The bakers union at its last meeting
discussed g plan for a campaign against
unfair bakeries and appointed COM
mittee to prepare a line of action TO be
followed. The union indorsed set of
anti-Harrison Gray Otis resolutions
submitted by San Francisco typograph-
icaI union No. p.
The San Francisco labor council has
that is being sent out by an employ
ment agency offering to furnish all
kinds of labor -at reasonable rates."
The council is asked to investigate the
matter. as it is thought that 1t is an
effort TO reduce wages.
Eighteen members of the cooks help
ers' union have called for a special
meeting for tonight in the Labor temple
TO discuss the conditions of the union.
II. Huber. the secretary, who has been
suspended, has asked for the fullest in
vestigation into the charges that have
OeSn oiouSHt asatHst iih-
Felt and composition roofers' union
was addressed last night by John Crane
and Harry Freeland of the building
terests of the organization. The candi-
dacy of Frank ]. Murasky was in
dorsed.
The plasterers union received re-
port last night from William Nolan.
William Clute, John Twyford and John
Davis. who were its delegates to the
internationai convention recently held
in New Orleans. as TO what was done
there
Journeymen horseshoers' union No.
25 gave an old time smoker and jinkss
friends in sheet metal workers hall
last Saturday night More than 300
Were on hand to enjoy the. program,
by Duke Gellispie. instrumental music
by the Strab band. several boxing
bouts, cakewalk by the boss anna
teur darkey walker, song and dance by
Ed Healy. monologues by I. Golden and
.Eincente Quertero. and labor talks by
A. j. Gallagher, John o. Walsh. W. r.
Haggerty and John Kelly. Some of
r and J. Mccarthy of the Leland ath-
letics and Barris and Watkins B. L.
Jones was the sire of the evening and
he was assisted by;
Patrick Burke John Supple
Patrick JeyBer Timothy Sullivan
William CONAN jeremiah Scannell
John A. Halk Gustave Freebooter
Thomas keenan, William Pfau
Philip Smith S. G.. Alexander
The fifth annual ball given by the
union of statesmen OF bakery goods.
local No. los. in Lyric hall. was a well
prepared and well carried cut function,
which was attended by very large
number of persons. The place was
Ftastefully decorated and a program of
dances was made up of / 8 regular num-
goers and four extras. This affair was
Sarried out under the supervision of the
following:
H. Hess. president 2. F. Price. assistant
G. Schillngs floor manager
II. II. Hook ". J. Sulberg
A. Walters z. Loefer
c. c. Currie A. Rogers
G. Elsholz c. 0'ConDor
J. Hess F. L. Jackson
E. r. +Currie floor man J. Mahoney
ager c. o'Brien
The Pacific Coast master bakers as
sociation will hold its quarterly meet
ing at headquarters in Post street for
the purpose of receiving reports as to
the trade on the Pacific coast.