The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
WILL VO|CEPROTEST
IN NGOMPER'SBEHALF
Labor Unions Committees Make
Arrangements for Big
Mass Meeting

TTSa6T TlsIONQscogSasn7 A. Tveitmoe, Wal
sSS-s.yssd 80 ter O'Conneli. John
+. c. Mcdonald and J. C. Williams of
the building trades council and Ernest
l. Eeguin. J. Bolan, John OFallon,
Larue and A. j. Gallagher of the San
francisco labor council met in the
labor temple last night as a joint COM
mittee to arrange for the mass meet
ing TO be held in the auditorium of the
Building Trades temple to discuss the
Comp Mitchell Morrison case.
A. J. Gallagher was chosen as presi-
dent and secretary, various ,subcom-
mittees were appointed as follows:
Speakers. Mccarthy. OConnell, Cal
Wahl, Crane, Mccarthy and Gallagher;
music and advertising, Gallagher; reso-
lutions, Tveitmoe and Gallagher.
These committees presented reports
that were adopted, as follows
To have a band of 16 pieces give a
concert from 1 to O'Clock in the after
noon; the meeting to be called at the
latter hour; to have three advertising
wagons; to have A. NJ. Thompson, presi-
dent of the state federation of labor
and representing the Alameda central
body, act as chairman of the meeting
The following, selected as the speak
( ers, have all accepted:
j. w. Sweeney, president San Fran
4 cisco labor council.
p II. Mccarthy, president of state
building trades council
! o. A. Tvietmoe of Organized Labor:
/ Walter Macarthur Of Coast Seamen's
w viii J. French of labor council.
George a. Tracy, allied printing
/ trades council.
F. c. Mcdonald of executive board Of
the building trades council.
W. A. Cole of executive board united
brotherhood of carpenters.
Robert Glocking, president of the in
ternational union of book binders
George L. Berry, president OF the in
/ fprDatiOnaI union of DreSSmen.
A. ]. Gallagher, secretary of the
| general committee.
! r c. Mcdonald, p. III. Mccarthy and
A J. Gallagher were appointed to wait
! on Rev. p. c. Yorke and invite him to
address the meeting.
The BARRIERS union at its last meet
ing elected the following officers A.
| Gonzales, president; O. p Weisgerber,
vice president; Charles Koch, financial
and corresponding secretary, re-elect-
ed; w. +. Sipes, treasurer; j. A. Beck,
recording secretary; George w. Price,
business agent; Max Anthony, guide;
Ducoing, A. Gonzales II. Hilker. 8. II.
Joseph Jung and Q. p Weisgerber and
d. Tottenham. directors. The install
lation of these officers will be held
next Monday night, at which time
George w. Price, the retiring presi-
dent, will be given token of appre-
citation by the union.
The following were elected last Mon
day night as officers of painters union
No 19 44O votes being cast: Matthew
Wickham, president; Thomas Linton
vice president; Allen Park, recording
secretary; ". 6. Walsh. financial sec &c
G. Walsh, j. L. Wolff, c. j. Parker
Peter Walsh, Matt Wickham, J. d. Nc
Ginty, James McLennan, Al Shell, w
G. Giiday, Joe ]. Johnston, George Jo-
| lo William Clement n ShnQ.
. maker, Fred Luce, Al Krongle, w. e
Banks, A Knecht, w. L. Reed. 7
Bowen II. Peterson, George H. Burns
! J. A. Fitzpatrick, ]. b. Flemming, C
H. Moore, Alex Hunter, II; ID; Bieg
John A. Campbell, Waite Walter FLANDERS, n 4
c. H. Rogers, ]. Gorf Walter Turner
Thomas Maher, A G. Newcomb, V. Nc
Avoy. A, Craig, Allen Park, James
, Downey, r. D. Selkirk, ]. Dennis
Thomas Linton, L. j. Thomas, II. S
, Judson. A. ]. Morrison, delegates to ths
! district council of painters: w. G
, | Walsh, It. c. Lynch, j. Gunderson, T
Isreal. Thomas Maher, James McCar
thy, George Burns, James Gallagher
w. J. Gilday, II. Peterson, N. F. Smith
: Walter Turner, Louis Rosenthal. Mat
Wickham. A. ]. Morrison, Alex Hunter
A J. Murphy, ]. A Fitzpatrick, J. Gorf
Joe ]. Johnston, A. Craig, delegates t,
. for the other officers did not result II
sufficient number to elect, and an
! other election will be held next week
; The recently elected officers of ths
bar tenders union, local No. Al, wer,
installed last Monday night by Ber
Larue. the retiring president, aftei
which a money token was given to th'
! retiring president and one to Harry
Wright, the retiring vice president, ii
appreciation of the services they rem
dered the local while. in office. Ten ap
, plications were received and one can
ddate was initiated. Thirty dollar;
> was paid to members on the sick list
The following have been elected {,
0 serve mattresses union No. 4S for tn,
: ensuing term: Maude Younger, presi
. dent: Bessie Blodgett. vice president
I Maude Edwards recording secretary
Lfbbie Ziess financial secretary; Ma,
Norton, treasurer; Lulu Drake ant
Loretta. Anderson, business agents
Louise Larue, Maude Edwards, Ma,
Norton, Maude Younger and Lull
Drake, delegates to the labor council
u ct