The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
BAKERS TO BUILD
A HOME FOR AGED
Committee Appointed to Prepare
Recommendation to Inter-
national Convention
National Gathering of Station
ary Engineers to Be Held
in Stockton in June

<ClEp esHffps The bakers union
SaN fs5Ncys5D Saturday night ap-
pointed S. X. Lea
man. p Marble, Paul Guderley. Anton
Wahl and Richard Schwartig commit
tee to prepare a recommendation to the
international convention that is to meet
the first Monday in October to erect
home for aged and disabled members
of the organization.
The union was advised that the CO.
operative bakery that has been erected
about two weeks.
The state convention of the national
association of stationary engineers is
to be held in Stockton June IL. IL and
13 under the auspices of Stockton local
No. s.
This organization has for one OF it's
basic principles the following:
This association shall at no time be used for
the furtherance of strikes or for the purpose or
interfering IN any way between its members and
their employers In regard TO wages: recognizing
the identity OF interests between employer and
cmploye and not countenancing auy project or en-
ierprise that will interfere with perfect harmony
Neither shall il be used for political or relig-
ious purposes. Its meetings shall be devoted to
te BUSINESS OF me association, ana al all times
preference shall be given the education OF en-
gineers and TO securing the enactment of en-
gineers license laws in crder to prevent the de-
struction OF life and property In the generation
and transmission of steam motive power.
During the smoker to be given to-
night by the retail clerks there will be
discussion of the plans for the pro-
posed hall for all the retail clerks of
this city. in addition to a program of
entertainment
Secretary Gallagher of the San Fran
cisco labor council will address the up
holsterers union this evening on the
subject of the recent decisions of the
United States courts in the several in
junction cases. He will also address
the Point Richmond labor council at
its next meeting.
r. B. Hale and DR.. Laws have been
invited by President Sweeney of the
iron trades council to address a meeting
of apprentices IN Hale's hall next Sun
day afternoon.
Plasterers' union No. Sc has elected
term:
William Chute, president: J. Gaughie vice
president: John Twyford, financial secretary; \.
j. Riley, recording secretary; A Fauke. cor
responding secretary; George Keck, treasurer;
p. Mckay, sergeant at arms: James Corbett, j.
c. Hawkey and Richard Mcdonald. trustees;
George Rodgers, James Cooley. Thomas Coakley,
Charles Davidson and e. X. Still. executive
committee: NJ. Kelly. W, Doyle, George Eley,
Thomas West. William Gilmore, William Smp-
SON. Andrew Dillon. T. sullivan. W. Kelly,
Thomas NaroB, J. McGraw. James Sexton and ].
Frame. delegates to building trades council;
Charles Hodgkins and William Simpson. busi-
uess agents
The committee of the building trades
temple decided last night to illuminate
the new temple at Guerrero and Four
teenth streets Thursday, April %, when
the place will be inspected by the board
of directors and members of the press.
On Saturday following the temple.
which is the largest in the country
built by labor unions, will be open to
the public from 2 to o'clock in the
afternoon, and at I in the evening the
place will Be formally dedicated to la
Dor. There VIII be present the officers
of the state building tra7es council,
officers of the builders exchange and
the builders association, representa-
tives of labor and fraternal associa-
tions and international and national Of
ficcrs from all parts of the unicn,
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