The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-23
Will ACT ON LABOR
DAY COMMITTEE
Additional Representatives Sc
lected by President Kelly of
the San Francisco Council
Coopers Complain That Importa-
ton of Barrels From East
Hurts Local Industry

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appointed the fol-
lowing members on the joint labor day
celebration, in addition to those al
ready announced:
Edward Anderson. sailors union. james Fran
pier. pile drivers union: Dennis Sullivan ce-
ment workers union: Charles Shuttieworth. ian
itors' union; May Cummings. garment workers
union Union; =. Muri nrewery workers union; Henry
Huntsnan, stehmpoatmens union; Daniel Re-
gan, bar tenders union; Charles schilling soap
makers union; A. c. Rose walters union;
Charles Fleshman, cooks union: Charles NJ
Gillen rammermen's union: j. Lacey. water
workers union; ID. Doyle icemens union. r. Me
Govern, milk wagon drivers union; ID. Tatten-
blacksmiths union; W j. Besepte. box makers
union; A. Gale, boiler makers union: G. Bucker,
workers union No. 1911 Charles Hemmel. glass
blowers union; Roy Csrmack grocery clerks
Union union; j. u hayes, horse shoers union; H.
back, msilers union; Robert Kelly PAYERS
union; N. sabatino, bootblacks' union F. stef-
airy hremen's union; Mrs, L. c. Walden. laun-
dry, workers union; Charles OLIVIA, sugar work
W. Fennone web pressmenis union; Edward
Mcdonnell. boiler makers union No. %; ]. A.
Holland, carriage workers union: j. W. spen-
Ger, musicians union; Louis de Bow, post office
clerks union; Anthony Carlson, sfablemen's
union; F. j. Pratt. tailors union; David Roonan,
BARRIERS union, local No. 14s. at it's
meetin~ Monday had much of its time
taken up in the nomination of candi-
dates for delegate to the international
convention that is to meet in Milwau-
kee October 5. The following were
secretary; Charles Koch. A. Gonzales,
II. Hilkers. Oscar Hunters, c. Kopp, q.
oppenheimer and @ P. weisgerber.
Coopers union No s5 has called the
attention of the San Francisco labor
council to the fact that the importa-
tion, of eastern barrels is injuring the
local trade and asks the council to
work in the direction of home industry
for their trade.
James Farren sergeants at arms of the
laundry workers union.
The Mattresses union. at its meeting
last Monday night, was addressed by
committee from the boot and shoe
workers union asking for financial aid.
The union will discuss the matter at
the next meeting. There was the initi-
alton of two applicants for member
ship and four petitions were presented.
Carpenters union No. 4SS, at its
meeting Monday night, made a dona-
ton in aid of the box makers and one
TO the boot and shoe workers on strike.
IHc dHiOuLI IL CdNn case is kept secret.
There was the initiation of two ac-
copied candidates.
The San Francisco labor council and
the iron trades council have each re-
ceived a letter from the Union works,
expressive of appreciation of the inter-
est. taken by each body in the matter
OF protecting home industry and keep
ing work for the San Francisco me-
chanics.
AF1t
series OF resolutions, returning thanks
TO VIII j. French and Walter Macar-
thur for their services on the local
board of arbitrati on in the recent pro-
ceedings between the union and the
employers.
The Sacramento labor temple asso-
citation has amended Its laws to admit
The vote represented 1882 shares for
the amendment. with 1910 against.
The next state conference of the rep
resentatives of the brick layers unions
will be held in Sacramento next No
yember.
Frank J, McNulty; grand president
electrical workers will soon pay a visit
to this city.
BAKERS ana conLectlonerS union No.
"a has made the following nomina-
tons for officers to be elected July 3
For president, Emil seherer and Emil Kuhn:
vice president. A. Pollen; financial and CORE
spending secretary, William Wright; treasurer
Emil Eisod; sergeants at arms P Norbe
Nohies and P. Floor; trustees. O. Elbing NJ
Haendel, p. Sehafner; executive committee NJ
kneiss, r Gnderley, w. Wright, o. Elbing
Haendel, H. Pollock. O. Petersen and p KEEL
Ter; delegates to San Francisco labor council
joint executive board and allied provision trades
council, William Wright, z. Hensel, P. Keller
z. Eisold, NJ. Willie D. Petersen and A. Me
mand; business agents. E. Hensel NJ. Haendel
e. Eisold and p. Keller.
The union admitted two journevmen
bakers and six helpers.
The janitors' union has elected the
following as officers for the term com
mencing July 5:
C. NJ. Erickson, president; A. d. Maelaghlan,
vice presidents Beeeher Stowe. financial secre.
fary, W. J. Garrick corresponding and record
ing secretary; William Stumpn, guard: Charles
o Bren, gnide; Clyde Bergman and Herman
Browchowsky, trustees.
The union will be represented In the
labor council by G. A. Shuttleworth and
Frank killalea. Four candidates for
membership were initiated.
At the international convention of
machinists to be held In Denver next
september an efIOrt Will be made TO
change the present method of select
ing the vice presidents: The proposed
amendment provides that there shall
be board of vice presidents, each Sc
lected from a geographical district, and
to be placed in charge of it during his
term of Office. The claim is made in
behalf of the proposed change that a
man from his own district knows the
not know anything about the terrftory
and the lodges OF machinists in it.
At the last meeting of local No. 6
international brotherhood of electrical
workers, the members were addressed
by O committee from the box makers
asking for financial assistance. Action
was deferred until the next meeting
J. Rodriguez addressed the meeting IN
behalf of the BARRIERS union. asking
that the members do not patronize the
shops that fail to display the union
card.
The local will at it's meeting June 80
elect officers for the ensuing term.
The sheet metal workers, union