The San Francisco call., 1908-07-07
OLD HOME NEARLY
READY FOR BAKERS
Headquarters in Liberty Hall,
Destroyed by Fire, Soon to
Be Occupied
New Officers Elected by Local,
With Emmett B. Fritch
as President

T Wrrr The headquarters Of
EIE16Ssl Is.ps ttSoIEcO bakers and confec-
Sd0 EszaSIsS TONERS union, local
No. "a. in Liberty
hall. partly destroyed by d recent fire,
are being fitted up anew and will be
ready for occupancy in a short time.
The Office of Financial Secretary Rich
ard Schwartfng has been renovated and
is now again occupied.
During the fire, in removing the books
and papers from the office. the local S
ledger disappeared and If it is not re-
turned the secretary will be forced to
post a new one from his other books.
The local elected the following last
Saturday as officers for the ensuing
term. They will be installed at the
next meeting:
Emmett B. Fritch.- president; Karl Kreiger.
vice president; William Wright, financial secre-
tary; Emil Eisold. treasurer: John Zipperle, An
drew Saunders and Charles Hames, trustees; An
ton wahl. business agent; Robert Hoffman and
Wright. Paul Guderley, John Zipperle, John
Woelfel, William Schneider, Z. B. Fritch. Theo-
dore Lndquist, Robert Hoffman and Anton Wahl.
executive board; Edward Hoffman, Richard
schwarting Z. B. Fritch. s. X. Leman, Will
liam Wright. Emil EisOld. T. Lindquist. John
zlpperle and Louis Loeb. directors; Theodore
Antoine Wahl. Richard Schwarting, Richard Win
ter and F. B. Fritch. delegates to the joint exec
utive board allied provision trades council and
San Francisco labor council.
Secretary Gallagher received a letter
yesterday from the secretary of the
hatters' union calling attention to the
Lowe case, which will be tried before a
Jury this fall. The letter states that it
is possible that a number of aff1davits
of union men in this city will have to
be taken for use at the trial. "as much
that is contained in the complaint is
based upon San Francisco transactions"
The union thanks the San Francisco
labor council for it's efforts in urging
its affiliated unions to patronize only
such dealers as sell hats bearing the
union label.
He also received letter from Presi-
dent Gompers announcing that the
American federation of labor would be
in session in Denver during the current
week.
The following have been elected to
represent carpenters union No. % at
the convention of the united brother
hood of carpenters that is to meet in
Salt Lake City next September: P. H.
Mccarthy, Theodore Wicks, John Clark
and A. Morrison.
F. E. Maxwell and A. Calderwood
have been elected to represent carpen-
ters' union No. 1.0S2 in the same con-
vention.
The recently organized athletic asso-
citation OF the building trades council,
composed of members from each union
affiliated with that organization, will
meet in the building trades temple next
Sunday for the purpose of electing per-
manent officers, adopting a constitution
and bylaws and hearing the report Of
the committee on grounds and club
house.
William Schneider. on retiring from
the chair of president of the cooks
union, local No. A, at the last meet
ing. was presented a diamond studded
gold badge as a token of appreciation
of his services while in office.
The incumbent officers of the laundry
wagon drivers union have all been con-
tinued in office for the ensuing term