The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
STEAM SCHOONER
TROUBLE SETTLED
Owners and Marine Engineers
Sign Agreement of Adj
iustment
Musicians Union to Vote Upon
important Questions at
Next Meeting


chairman of the
steam schooner owners, and J. ]. Seary
James II. Quinn, w. c. Damuth, E. e.
Bullene, James w. Pendergast, E. HI.
Farley, James NJ Spencer and r. CO.
moock. the committee Of the marine
engineers beneficial association No 35,
prepared and signed since the recent
settlement of the controversy between
the parties. set forth:
That the committee of the steam schooner
owners hereby pledge themselves and their as
sociates not to discriminate in any manner
against the members of the NJ. Z. B. A. be-
cause OF any matters Of difference that may
have arisen during this controversy or by rea-
son Of their he'll membership in said n. E: B: A.
pledges it's association and the members thereof
not to discriminate in any way against the
steam schooner owners who may have employed
men other than members OF the NJ E. B. A..
or TO discriminate in any way against any en-
now be in the employ OF or who may here
after enter the employ OF the steam schooner
any members OF the NJ E. r. A. wb" NAV pJuse hase
entered the employ of members of the steam
schooner owners during the present contro-
versy.
And further, that the members OF these com.
mittees pledge themselves to carry out the ar
fact
AT the quarterly meeting of local No.
6, musicians mutual protective union,
next Thursday the members will be
called upon to vote on the reports of
the board of directors and officers:
proposition to send a representative to
the st. Louis convention of the Amer
lean federation of musicians; the ques-
ton of supplying bands for labor day
parades, and an amendment to the con-
stitution to the effect that any member
violating any part of the established
price list shall be deemed guilty of a
breach of good faith and fair dealing
Miss r. Ritzau, ]. B. Durkee. c. H.
Dodge and A. Schorcht, suspended for
nonpayment of dues have been rein
stated in the union. -. T. George
and P. H Burnell were admitted to
membership, the former by initiation,
the latter on transfer from Los An
geles.
Typographical union No. 81 has noti-
fed all the local chapels that the old
age pension law of the organization
viii go into operation August and
that all applicants for benefits under it
must file their applications without de-
lay
The union has been asked by the
Boston typographical union to make
voluntary contribution for the relief of
Frank *. Foster, the nationally known
printer philosopher, who for about a
year has been suffering bodily and
mental ailment.
This union has admitted Misses Clara
Clark and Selma Seller TO membership
by initiation.
The executive committee of the build
ing trades council will meet tomorrow
night to determine upon the date for
the opening of the new temple at Four
teenth and Guerrero streets. A number
of prominent officers of labor organiza-
tions in the east and in the state have
been asked If they can be present at the
dedication.
The California state building trades
council will be moved during the third
week in the current month from 10
Turk street TO the southeast corner of
Market and New Montgomery streets.
The labor council has received from
Stockton a series of resolutions adopted
a the hast session of the stockton CEN
trail labor council indorsing the recon-
mendation of Samuel Gompers. pres
ident of the American federation of
labor, urging unions to take an active
part in politics, and declaring that
every member affiliated with the coun-
ell register for the primaries, declare
his party affiliation and take an active
part in the politics of the city, state
and nation.
The organized labor protective league
will hold meeting this afternoon in
sBent's hall for the purpose of consider
ing matters relative to the unemployed
in this city
Boiler makers lodge No eos, of
which Dominick Kane is the head, has
been advised that International Vice
President Louis Weygard, who was in
this city some time since endeavoring
to settle the difference between the
several subordinate lodges, recently was
in Cleveland, o. While there he made
grave charges against Kane, who is
the business agent OF the lodge, re-
garding the withdrawal of the. lodge
from the American federation of labor.
The vice president will be called upon
to explain his action and apologize.
tone Balslpw trustee vice George
Jones. William Johnson, John Brand
stadter. Samuel Beale and Custave
Leon were elected members of the
executive committee vice A. NJ. Kelly,
George Billstedt, Henry Theili and A.
Smith resigned. The union was ad-
dressed by a committee from the wait
ttS uHAon vi lnltiidliOndi ildtltES
These Will be further discussed next
Tuesday before the joint executive
board.
The several local unions of retail
clerks have formed a temporary or
ganzation with a view to become a
corporation that shall have for it's
purpose the building of a retail clerks
hail. w. T. Kringbaum was chosen
president, ]. II. Hubachek, vice presi-
dent; e. Solomon, secretary, and T. J.
Molony. treasurer. At a future meet
ing seven directors will be added.
Furniture handlers union No. will
at its next meeting, the first quarterly
one of the year, vote on a proposition
to increase the dues of members to
81 per month. 1t will also vote on
a proposition to assess the members
who have not paid the whole of the
amount they owe to the temple as
sociation.
The laundry drivers union has ap-
pointed committee to discover what
percentage of white people who for
merly patronized white help laundrfes
are now patronizing the 20 Japanese