The San Francisco call., 1908-07-03
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GzA9Esl lgsMsG3ssJ ss3s JeogEs10 union, local No. 6. is
>Sa0 f55N5lS to have jollifica-
tton at its head
quarters, IS Haight street, tomorrow
morning. This will be IN the nature of
! a flag raising over the recently re-
modelled quarters now occupied by the
| union. large new flag with the
added star for Oklahoma, making 46 in
all, will be hoisted and as it is ascend
ing to the truck brass band of more
than 100 pieces will play the star
! Spangled Banner" There will be a
/ short address by c. H. Cassasa, presi-
| dent of the union, and appropriate talks
! by other speakers; also a program of
patriotic music. The flag raising will
be at $3.50 o'clock.
c. H McConaughy of local 537
electrical workers, has been chosen third
vice president of the international
| brotherhood of electrical workers to
succeed M. j. Sullivan.
A. e. Smith, for long time business
| agent of painters union 19, was taken
| sick some time since and has been
! incapacitated from work ever since
The members of his union have arranged
testimonial benefit for him, to be
given in the auditorium of the building
trades temple Saturday night.
| Cement workers union No. 1 will
have a ladies' night in the auditorium
| of the building trades temple July IL.
An entertaining program will be pre-
sented under the supervision of a
special committee, of which Henry
! Ullner is chairman
The stablemens union Is making an
other effort to settle the difference it
| has had for many months with the
| Golden Gate stables. There is to be a
conference with a view to amicable
| settlement.
Painters auxiliary is to have a
! smoker in Lily hall this evening under
Cleary, T. Golden, j. Everson and f.
Hooper.
| The San Francisco labor council has
been notified that the retail shoe clerks
union will take part in the Labor day
parade and compete for the prize for
the best float in line. F. A. O'Brien
has been appointed chairman of the
committee that is to arrange the de-
! tails.
The leather workers have also noti-
! fed the council that their union will
parade on that day.
The officers elected last Tuesday
night to serve iron molders' union No.
164 for the ensuing term are:
! Thomas II. Doud, president #. Hansen. vice
president; John l. Nolan, financial secretary and
business agent; James de Succa, treasurer; A
| Peterson conductor; D. Holleran. door keeper
| NJ Ahearn. Arthur Baker John WYNN and
j. o. Walsh trustees; NJ. Eagan. ]. Field, f.
Wacker, j. Welsh, T. Hansen, George Long and
j. /. Nolan members of the executive board ;
A. T. Wyman, julius Lieman and Frank Moss
auditing committee; j. l. Nolan, NJ. Lamb. ].
E. Dillon, A. r. Wynn and ]. o. Walsh, dele
gates 10 the iron trades council; w. p. Nc
! Cabe. ]. o. Walsh, ]. J. Field, Thomas H.
Doud and, j. 1. Nolan. delegates to the labor
council; J. ]. Field. ]. %. Walsh and NJ
Lamb. delegates to Asiatic exc4uslon league; Dr.
E. W. Parson physician.
Marble cutters and fnishers union,
local No. 3S, has elected as officers for
the ensuing term:
Thomas Christa. president; John Tighe, vice
president; j. A. Rutherford. recording secre
tary; R. j. Dunnigan. financial secretary; G.
| Miller treasurer; W. ]. Hintz, business agent:
G. Flaherty, tyler; f. Weisenberger. G. Craig
! J. Mosher, G, Atonchasar and Thomas McCul-
! lough trustees; L. Christal and ". Miskel del
egates to the building trades council; Thomas
Christal delegate to the executive board.
At the last meeting the members
were addressed at some length by Will
! liam Miskel, recently elected one of the
executive officers of the Internal tional
! body
The following have been elected as
| officers of the mattresses union, and
! they will be installed at the next meet
ing:
Edith Reynolds, president; Loretta Anderson
vice president Louise Larue financial secretary
treasurer; Maude Edwards, recording secretary !:
Bessie Blodgett, guard Elizabeth Seymour May
Norton and Cora Schade, trustees
Miss Schade, the present financial
secretary, who retires next Monday,
will leave for Sacramento next week
for vacation
The following were installed as the
officers of walters union No. 80 for the
current term at the meeting held
Wednesday night in Larkin hall:
Samuel Tarback, president; E. II. Baker and
E. Sahr vice president; A. G. Beck, financial
| secretary; A. C. Rose treasurer; S. A. Traenkle
Thomas Talbot and William Dlener trustees; j.
]. 0'Brien and r. L. Grimmer, business agents
| Z. H. Baker. P. E. Dempsey. ]. d. Kirkpatrick
RnHre wi9sG GeoPse' samTei Isr0aek
! Moretti, W. II. Mcguire and j. P. Bruce, ex-
ecutive board.
During the term the union will be
represented on the local joint board by
P. E. Dempsey, o. w. Mcclure, Samuel
| Tarback, F. Mcguire and w. H. Ma
guire and in the San Francisco labor
council by H. Elbing. E. H Baker p.
E. Dempsey, Samuel Tarback, r. l..
Grimmer, ]. D. kirkpatrick, e. Spahr,
J. j. OBrien, A. c. Beck and A. c..
Rose Previous to installation the
union received several applications for
membership.
SAYS HE WAS SWINDLED
Henri Tora. 1Os Montgomery street.