The San Francisco call., 1908-05-13
DFPLORES EFFORT
TO CAUSE SPLIT
Iron Trades Council Says Ate
tempt Is Made to Have Boiler
SSaers Leave Union
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Cyt1sEE ~ 1S6s9s1 resolutions were
fFSsSSS5ssS TSfTsSs5ssS adopted at meet
ing Of the iron
trades council last Monday night;
Whereas. Lodge No. los, united brotherhood
Of boiler makers. iron ship builders ana hs!peFs m
which the iron trades strike was settled IN
June, 1867. and made every endeavor to that
end and has succeeded in living up TO the agree
mept in face Of strong opposition; and
Whereas. we believe that strong EFFORT is
disseRson between members Of the organization
In order 20 a violation OF tie iron trades
agreement; therefore be it
Resolved. that the iron trades council OF San
Francisco and vicinity extends its sincere thanks
20 the officers and members If the united broth
ana helpers lodge Ne. 205 FOR the consistent
and fallhfUl efforts 10 preserve industrial peace
thereby protecting the interests OF all the iron
trades, and he il further
Resolved. that deplore aad denounee the
Efforts that are being made 10 have said lodge
No. 205 leave the troa trades council and violate
It's agreement
Stationary engineers union No. 81
was addressed last Monday night by
Mathew Commerford of New York, in
ternstional president. who spoke at
length along trade lines and told of
the condition Of the organization in
all parts OF the country At the close
Of the meeting there was an adjourn
ment from the cozy meeting hall in the
building trades temple TO the sheet
metal workers hall, where a smoker
was enjoyed. with a program OF. songs,
short talks and the serving of refresh
ments. The international president viii
be on this coast several weeks. as he
proposes TO visit ell the unions In
California and adjacent states.
At the meeting Of branch No. Of
the anal lga mated society of carpenters
and joirers IN the building trades tenn
pie last Monday night the labor legis-
lation recommended by the American
federation Of labor was unanimously
indorsed. and the secretary instructed
TO notify CALIFORNIA; representatives
In congress Of the action taken. The
branch was advised that during the
past month there had been a marked
Improvement IN the out Of work" ben
efts. the number Of applicants having
been reduced from Il 10 1. Two mem
be-s were admitted by card and one
candidate elected and obii gated.
Under a rule adopted by plasterers'
union No. oe last Monday night en-
ployers viii have TO pay wages weekly
on Saturday b. noon. This union con-
templates having an outing this sum-
mer and has appointed the following
named as q committee to make the
necessary arrangements; Michael
Glynn. c. HOdgkins, John O'Meara,
william simpson, NJ. J. Riley, ]. Law
Ter. c. Davidson, +. Quinian, T. Mar
win. J. o'Brien, T. Porteeus. James
Gsynor. George OBrien. NJ. Lawley. D.
Morgan, c coyle and J. coughlin
The mattresses union at its last
meeting admitted eight applicants to
membership by initiation Cora Schade,
Maude Younger and Louis Larue were
selected as a committee to go before
the republican convention that is TO
meet IN Sacramento. with a view to
having that body indorse equal suf-
frage-
The strike committees report of the
money contributed to the strike fund
IN this city last year. the issuance
OF which was delayed for many weeks.
has az last been printed and placed
in charge OF President Cornelius Of
division No. 205. carmen's union, for
distribution this week TO all who con-
trieuted TO the fund.
The international union Of steam
engineers will hold a special meeting
IN sheet metal workers hall tonight
70 listen to an address by the inter-
national president on the work that is
being done for the order in the United
States and Canada.
FalnterS' union No l9 at its meeting
last Monday night added to it's men,
bership by the initiation OF seven
elected candidates and the obligation
OF eight members from other jurisdic-
tions. The union received FIVE appIica-
tions for membership.
Lodge No. rs Of the international
brotherhood OF boiler makers, iron shin
builders and helpers OF America will
hold its twenty eighth annual outing
and picnic at El Campo Sunday. Nav
IL. The outing is given to raise funds
for the sick and funeral fund of the
lodge.
The union OF leather workers on
novelty goods has removed from labor
association hail on McAllister street to
the building trades temple, where
meetings Will be held on the first and
third Thursday Of each month.
Janitors' union No. I0se7 has issued
an appeal 10 the people of this city
requesting all friends OF organized la
Dor not to patronize saloons in which
Asiatics are employed in any capacity.
TACOMA. MAY 1.-THE blue funnel liner
TeuceT completed cargo today and was dis.
patched 70 Seattle % anish loading and to clear
tomorrow for Liverpool Via oriental ports The
ber for Japan and north China ports. left port
this mornIng. TIE steamer President of the
Pacific Coast companys neet arrived today with
a general freight cargo from San Francisco. The
Clifford & Co. TO load grain 81 Tacoma for the
United Kingdom. The blue funnel liner Titan