The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
NEW UNIFORM FOR
MUSICIANS UNION
Committee Appointed to Deter
mine Quality and Cost of
Material to Be Used
Electricians in Employ of Ocean
Shore Railroad May Be
Called Out

~Ffns ssErre At the last meeting
SIsAsEs css2s ,cogss1 Of the musicians
~ fE70clSsS union, local No. g.
at headquarters. SIS
Haight street. President c. H Cassassa
presided a proposition 10 amend the
constitution and bylaws relative TO the
selection OF a steward to carry out
stated duties in regularly employed
orchestras or bands, and the employ
ment, at the expense of the local, Of
plano tuner 10 tune pianos ia local
halls, was voted down. A proposition
70 elect delegates TO the annual con-
ventions Of the American federation Of
musicians and the California state fed
Grafton OF labor, at the same time the
annual election for officers is held. was
adopted.
1t was decided to form a drum corps
auxiliary whenever necessary A prop-
osition to prohibit members Of the To-
cal from teaching bands composed Of
nonunlon resident members was with
drawn The local adopted a regula-
ton uniform 70 be worn on engage
ments when so ordered from and after
January OF next year. F. Hyman. NJ
- Walten, A A Greenbaum, A. NJ
Wright and L. n. Ritzau were appointed
committee to determine the quality
OF material 10 be used and the cost of
such uniform
The claims Of G. W. Jewett, A. ]. HAY
wood and p. Sapiro against c. ".
uhrer were recently decided in favor
OF the claimants by the board of direc-
loIs' ana unrer took an appeal to the
union The union sustained the board
walter Anthony. musical critic. was.
on recommendattOn of the board of di-
rectors, created an honorary member in
recognition Of his services to the mem
bership.
AT the last meeting Of the Anti-Jap-
aLese laundry league. held at 4s3 Guer-
rero street, there was presented q re-
port o. the meeting held few evenings
gelore by the French laundry people in
4sarkln nall, $50 Eddy street p A.
bergerot, who for several weeks had
1Sen working with the committee of
tV' reported that the committee had in
IefFieWed nearly every member of the
fencn colony IN connection with the
OBJECTS OF the league and that il had
received IN every instance the assur-
ance OF hearty moral and financial sun
port The French laundry people have
organized as subordinate body ap-
pointed a committee TO prepare rules
ana regulations Tor the government
ana " ia name delegates to the parent
organization
Il. L. Mcmahon. president of the
parent body. addressed the meeting on
lle SUBJECT OF the necessity Of keeping
up the crusade against the Japanese
-n order 10 crush them and give the
white laundry men and women a chance
II was. reported that the branch
league OF Alameda county is making
good progress and is meeting with sue
cess In reducing the number of patrons
. OF Japanese laUndries
The officers Of the league voted to at
tend the mass meeting Of the Asiatic
exclusion league in the Labor temple
al 2.3O o'clock this afternoon, when. in
ADDITION TO anti japanese topics, there
viii be discussed the merits and de-
Is Of al Sat. rr-i,
ticket for the next election.
The report for the last fiscal year
issued by the 5ourneymen BARRIERS in
-ternatonal union Of America shows
that during the fiscal year the receipts
amounted 70 Sl20,416 and the expendi-
lures 70 Sszs5l5; there was a gain in
finance OF $Zs,600 over the preceding
year. OF the expenditures there was
paid $60,l44 out Of the benefit fund;
the remainder was FOR general expenses
The International -uows a death ben
eht fund OF $l5 when the decedent has
been a member year: 500 after
membership from 70 years; 5000
from 70 10 years; $500 from 10 TO Is
years anc $500, Is years and over. The
weekly sick benefits are IS for not
more than Is weeks in any calendar
year.
Secretary Beck Of the walters union
Of this city has received a letter from
one OF the members of the union now
a
blI OF fare Of one Of The leading res
taurants Of that place. The prices are
almost but not quite as high as they
were N the early days in san Fran
IS a copy. shows what one has TO pay
for meal there.
Fried fresh greyling. tartar sauce. ..... 81 90
Fried white fish. drawn butter. ..--.-...-.. rs
Boiled short ribs Of beef. Spanish. $500. rs
Fricassee Of lamb. green peas............. rs
Veal moose outlets and bacon rs
H|ar.r HTHTTn mt a
Fresh brains. any style according 10 supply -.
Prime roast rib Of beef, su Jus. IS
Leg OF lamb and 5elly -.-..............-. LOO
Mashed and steamed potatoes. Lima beans. :.
sago eus1ard S.i,e;i -
Half spring chicken ...............Sl 81. 80
Eastern oysters according 70 supply. $3.50. -
Dawson ranch eggs 90 75c, 90 ..........- LOO
Pork tenderioln .-.-.-......--.s....--. LOO
~ ~stton enoPs .S ,;o5s l-9e ~
Sliced cucumbers or tomatoes. ............ so
Sliced bananas with cows cream........ 30
Whole teal DUCK ....-.'....... 1z5
short drinks -.--............--.-...-. 20
Cocktail -------.-.....-.....--..- 20
EetL ----------- -----s ''--.--. --oy
Porter .--.-----.----....-..--- 10
Bridge and structural iron workers
union No. 81 has made arrangements
for a ball in aid of one of its members,
Gottfried Broman, who some time ago
while working on a building, fell and
sustained a fracture of the back, which
will leave him a cripple for life A
short time before this his wife was
taken from him by death and five chill
dren. the Oldest only y, We're left to
his care.
The ball is to be given In Swedish
American hall October Is, and Red
wood camp, Woodmen of the World.
and Odin (Swedish) lodge OF the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, of which
1c
movement for aid. All Of the labor or
ganizations are being appealed TO tor
assistance.
By a referendum vote Of the officers
OF the executive council of the inter-
r,.tfnnaI iinion Of nhofo enRraYers An