The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
IRON WORKERS FOR
GEARY STREET LINE
Council at Recent Meeting In
dOrses Several of Proposed
Bond Issues
Retail Shoe Clerks Will Give
Minstrel Show in the
Early Fall

liaaF
SSz151s5 ing last Monday
night Endorsed the
bond issue for the polytechnic high
school. the detention home and the
Gesrv street road. John O. Walsh OF
The rnolders and d. Campbell Of the
nattern makers were appointed to rep
resent the organization on the joint
labor day parade and celebration com
mittee. The home industry committee
renorted the award for the fire depart
ment hydrarhs TO the Union iron
works
The shoe clerks union will be ON
cered by the following named, VINO
were elected at the last meeting
P. II. Cantrowith, president; Z. Caple and
p ] Griffin. vice presidents; L. A. Levy, hnsn-
cial secretary; W J. Hennessey, recording sec
rersrr. H Metzger treasurer. +. Lasky, guloe
i Jacobs. inside guard; O. Noodman. OUTSIDE
g,.rS. n = FleiShman J. J. Pugh and Milton
Conn trustees: Max L. LIGHT H. Cantro"lth
and Milton Coin. delegates 10 the labor council
The union has appointed p. j. Griffin,
NJ e LIGHT NJ. Cohn, q. Woo0man ahu'
I Jacobs as committee to arrange
for a minstrel show to be given In the
fall. 81,
The new working cards which wi VIII \
be the same for all clerks in the retail
line. will be ready for issuance about
July 5. These will enable the members
10 use them in any part OF the state
and in the state Of Nevada
NJ r. LIGHT. delegate from this union
10 the international convention or re-
tail clerks. will leave for the conyen-
ton city during the early part OF July.
The BARRIERS union at its meeting
last Monday night decided TO reafhliate
with the Japanese-korean exclusion
league after having been out OF II
The for
withdra wal was that the union was at
the time embarrassed in financial mat
tiers o. Hinler, II. Hilder ana J. V.
Ducoing were named as delegates 10
seven accepted candidates were ad-
mitted by initiation and six petitions
for membership were presented. The
union is still keeping up its fight
against 10 cent shops.
The following named have been
elected as the officers of carpenters
union No. p for the ensuing term:
l. b. Regain president; A. Morrison vice
president: J. 7. Burns. recording secretary; W
L. Foley, assistant recording secretary; J. l.
CHI conductor: J. Brodie. warden; f. T.
Conner, treasurer; W f. Smith, financial sec
Rotary; J. J. Swanson. trustee; D. Cummings
auditor; p. II. Mccarthy, delegate TO Organized
Labor; L. 3. Regan, J. J. Burns, Frank Mel
Vile P. H. Mccarthy. J. L Gin, l. Wick.
r. Wright Charles Gere. ". E Smith, A
Morrison ana " " Iawlor. delegates TO
the district council Of carpenters; l. B. Regan,
J. J. Tierney. L. J. Hollis. ". Newsome, J. J.
Swanson. r. Wright H. Richards, 7. Swanson.
Gin. J. May, J. H. Hall. ". W. Lawlor, ". H.
Conner. II. A. Goodwin, n. E. Foley, C. Kloss
J. o. Campbell and F. Csvill, delegates TO the
building trades council.
Walters union has nominated the
following for officers to be elected June
For president. Annie Corrigan; vice president,
III.
Cooper, financial secretary; treasurer, May Beck
business agent. Lucille Empkins, Minnie An
drews and Josie Hennessy; inside guard, Lena
Rice; trustees, Lillian Swanson, Dora Booth
and ollie GOltz; delegates to joint board, Bertha
Cooper. May Beck. Annie COrrigan, Bessie
Blodeett Dora Booth and Josie Hennessy: dele
gates 10 the labor council. Louise I,arue Min
ME Andrews. MaUde Younger. May Beck Bertha
Cooper Josie Hennessy, Bessie Blodgett, Lulu
Drake, Lucille Empkins, Maude Edwards and
Annie Corrigsn.
initiation fee from IS to $3.50. Two
candidates were initiated
The following named have been
nominated by electrical workers union
No. ISL as candidates for offices TO be
filed by election at the last meeting in
June:
For vice president. J. J. Wharton: recording
secretary. A. r. Blue: financial secretary, James
H.mmel; delegate 10 the labor council, w. ".
Barden-
tomorrow night
The joint executive committee of the
building trades council and the feder-
sted trades council Of Sacramento voted
that any member of affiliated unions
convicted of patronizing unfair houses
shall be fined So and suspended from
benefits until the fine is paid.
o. Z. Rundquist. well known to the
cigar makers of this city, has resigned
as recording secretary Of the cigar
makers union of Sacramento, which
engage in business for himself in
Marysville. c. c. Clark has been
elected to I'll the vacancy.
The following additional nominations
Tor ohcers to De elected by electrical
workers union No. s June 30. have
been announced by Press Agent r. E.
HusSey:
For delegates to the building trades council,
seven 10 be elected-W. H. Urmy, J. BOYD c.
{. Roggerman. J. R. Smith. Z. Mckenzie. r. A.
Alexander, W F. Holmes. A. Coin, p. A.
Clifford. d. Holmes, A. Elkins, J. Alien, E. c.
Loomis
For delegates to organized labor-E. Smith.
A COIN. 5. Curtis W. Biddlemann.
For member of executive board seven to he
elected-W. r. Holmes, c. Neidieck. r. E.
Hussey, ]. J. Rice. ]. r. Smith. ". H. Morgan.
For examining board. six to be eIected-H. Y.
Dsmpke. =. Dunn, /. Mamlock, D. Holmes F.
Kiefer. B. Altman, ]. Allen. Z. ]. o Brlen. G.
Farmer. z. Mnzenmeyer
The local brewery workers are CON
sidering a proposition TO have a con
ference in this city during PortoIa
week Of all those interested in the
brewing business in this state Oregon
and Washington, The purpose is to
discuss the prohibition movement
which, it is said. is affecting the bust
ness.
Notice to Passengers
Round Trip Transfer Tickets
Now on Sale.