The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

appi opiidte 10 the occasion were
made by members of the local.
The anti-Japanese laundry league at
its last meeting received many oncour-
aging reports from 2 number of the
local labor unions which have decided
TO impose fine on any of its members
who shall patroniZe laundries that are
not operated by union crews.
The league also received reports
from some of the laundry wagon driV-
ers TO the effect that since the previous
meeting they had secured number of
customers who in the past had patron
lied Japs.
The league authorized the distribu
tion of 10000 circular letters to the
citizens on the subject of discarding
japanese and patronizing laundries op-
Grated by white union people
Next Wednesday night cooks help
ers' union local No. 10 wHl have in
stallaton of officers for the ensuing
term and d jipks in celebration of the
sixth anniversary of its organization
at headquarters. 922 OFarreIl street.
The officers TO be installed are
]. SchwarZ. president; a. Waldman. vice
president; Henry Huber. financial secretary.
Girhorn chaplain; James Collins. conductor: A.
Wilson, Paul Iovetill. r. SeGueSser. +. Nelson.
r MARTIN ana l.. lrtNn executive board, Baut
Girborn A. Wilson aud William L. King. trs-
tees: Henry Huber \. Wilson. J. Schwarz. II.
I. Meyer and ". L. King. delegates TO the san
Francisco labor council and allied provision
trades council: \. Waldman \. Wilson, ]. G.
Morris. delegates 10 the joint executive board:
II. Pritchsrd. Paul Grbom and George Jacob
son. sltenatcS.
San Francisco lodge No. 6S OF the
International association of machinists
a its last meeting voted to send an
a1 10
city asking such to discourage the en-
ployment Of Japanese as automobile
chauffcurs. The lodge received a num-
Der OF important amendments to Fits
bylaws, but action OF these underr-the
rule went over for one week. The
lodge decided to have band of u
pieces on Labor day parade and to have
general good time at Headquarters,
22S Oak street. after the parade Eight
were initiated. one retiring card was
granted and three applications were
received.
The cigar makers union last Thurs
day night voted so to the local bottle
Gamers on strike The union also
made a donation to- member of the
craft who belongs to st. Louis and is in
distress, and to a member of the retail
clerks union of this city who is sick
and helpless.
The officers recently elected were
installed for the current term. The
union has been advised by the interna-
tional office that the Main Issue
factory of Detroit, Mich, is no longer
entitled to the use of the blue label of
the union.
The new officers for the walters
union who are to serve for the current
term were installed at the last meeting
by Past President II. Elbing. Two
elected candidates for membership
We're initiated. Theo Johnson, for
many terms the financial secretary of
thisNpnion, declined an offer to he con-
tinued in Office, for the reason that he
will leave the city for several months
for the benefit of his health. He also
declined to be continued as a delegate
10 the San Francisco labor council At
the last meeting of that body be was
rendered i unanimous vote of thanks
for his valuable services on the law
and legislative committee.
Electrical workers union No IS
spent a two hours session last Wednes-
day night considering new bylaws
The union was notified of the death OF
two of it's members, c. Aigeltinger and
Charles Huey. Committees were ap-
pointed 10 prepare suitable resolutions
of respect The meeting was addressed
by c. H. McConaughy, recently appoint
ed third vice president of the interna-
tional body.
Sign painters and pictorial sign
writer's union 510 has elected the fol-
lowing named as its officers for the
ensuing term: Z. Fraser president:
w. Collins, vice president; c. M. Stein.
recording secretary; w. ]. Bushnell,
financial secretary; r. w Pritchard.
conductor; A. Koppel. warden; f. II.
Holiday, treasurer; n. L. Tucker c.
Watson. w. V. Y. Robinson and ].
Duane. delegates to the building trades
council; c. Staler, w. Hopkins. r. W.
Pritchard, W. J. Burche1l, V Kress and
E. Fraser, delegates to the district
council of painters.
The following have been elected as
officers for millwrights' union 766 for
the ensuing term:
George Martin. president: f. a. Caldwell vice
president; f. Terry. recording secretary; II. f.
Spaulding, financial secretary: James Gibbs
Sehmidt warden MGrrav e0qPnetor fpasfes eny
Pratt r i,.; L; Luce an, and ! B. Wilson auditors
Fletcher Seiegates to the bmdng trades rmd - conn
ell; c. w. Martin. II. E. spauldingS ana A e
Lomas delegates to the district council of car
penters.
The following named members have
been elected officers of e>riggers' and
stevedores' association for the ensuing
term:
r. ID. Hnrthorn president; II. ]. Jackson and
Richard Doyle. vice presidents: Daniel O'NeiJ
recording secretary; A. c. Holmes. financial see
retary Frederick Mack, treasurer: Jeremiah
Hurley. sergeant at arms; John D. Mahoney
business agent: Eugene Hayes superintendent
of quarters John MeFeeley. p. c. Green C.
Wise. Hugh McKevitt and John Griffin trustees
John D. Mahoney. A. C. Holmes and
Daniel ONeill We're selected to repre-
sent the association in the city front
federation.
The jurisdictienai committee of the
building trades council that was re-
Gently instructed TO visit the works
of stone. tile and plaster company in
San Leandro. to look into questions
of jurisdiction between workmen of
different branches. reported to the