The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
MUSICIANS UNION
REVISING PRICES
Final Meeting of the Commit
fee Will Be Held Thurs
day Next

The board of directors of the mu-
sicians' union, local No. s. at its last
session. announced that the last meet
ing of the price list committee will be
held next Thursday, and it win be the
last opportunity to. have proposed
changes in the list considered. 1t was
also announced that the dues and as
easements for the third quarter of the
year, which are payable on or before
dafe subject the delinquents to the
severe penalties of the union. The
financial obligation includes an assess
ment to meet the death claim of the
5enefciaries of the late A. Beetz and
the general assessment in aid of the
hatters of America. on strike in the
east
The board admitted f. II. Conrad, j.
w Frank, J. r. McKenna, Edward
Preston, Z. J. Preston and E. Rogers
by formal initiation. G. Tigano of
Providence, r. l.. was admitted on
transfer. Applications TO become MEM
bers of the local were presented by
Miss T. Burgess and c. Nelson.
Woman's local No. IS, auxiliary to
San Francisco typographical union No.
FL VIII hold a meeting tomorrow aft
ernoon in the Monadnock building for
the purpose of devising ways and
means TO assist the boosting commit
tee Of the parent organization in the
effort TO secure the international typo
graphical convention for this city in
1911.
". w. Cuthbert, for many years
,auH., e H..
Sacramento, has been succeeded by
Andrew T. Smith, who for a long time
was the foreman of the Call COM
posing rooms.
The following named have been ap-
pointed as the committee for the san
francisco labor council to attend the
Portola festival week carnival that is
TO be given in aid of the building fund
for new labor temple: Delegates
Decker, Reardon. McTirnen. RowIan
Lomasney. Gildea, Rosenthal, Hagerty
O'ConneH McLennan, LIGHT, Campbell
and heogh.
Russell T. WissIer and Ernest /. Re-
guin. delegates from the San Francisco
lodge Of machinists, who have gone to
Denver, Colo, to attend the convention
OF the international association. will
report to that body on the working of
the agreement between the iron trades
council and the metal trades associa-
tion Of his city as TO the gradual re-
dHction of the work day until the eight
hour system is tablished. and will
urge that the iron trades councils all
over the country secure a similar
agreement.
T. j. Sullivan, general president of
the hotel and restaurant and hotel en-
ployes' and bar tenders international
alliance, will soon pay this city an off
cial visit. and after examining the af-
fairs Of the several locals win make a
tour of the Pacific coast states.
The riveters on machines and calk-
ers employed in the Union iron works
have been invited to attend a meeting
Of boiler makers lodge No. 205, Sep
tember %, to listen to proposal that
members of this craft form a union.
John r. McAlpine, international
president of the plumbers, gas. filters
and helpers, addressed the plumbers
union Friday night. The union will
give a smoker to the visitor tonight.
The furniture handlers initiated six
candidates at their meeting last night.
Boiler makers lodge No. 205 has ar
ranged for ball in aid of John F'lan-
nagan. better known as Pop" in
Roesch hall, October 2. Flanagan. a
member of the lodge, was seriously
injured recently, and it will be long
time before he can resume work.
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