The San Francisco call., 1909-04-25
MUSICIANS UNION
RESTORES MEMBERS
Council Approves the Amended
Scale of Wages for Local
Pie Bakers
Sawyers and Box Makers Ask
for Financial Assistance
for Strikers
An the meeeting

Al NIt IhccttiHS
r7Fz5Ts SSSSs71 of the board of di-
~SsS sSssssIsS fSssz5ssS rectors of the
musicians union
local No. 6. President Harry Menke
presiding. J. 5. Shrimplin of the San
Jose local and G. A. Sager of the Free
port tIIil local were admitted to mem
bership on transfer and NJ J. Anderson
was admitted by initiation.
The following who Were suspended
for nonpay yment of financial obliga-
tions have been reinstated to member
ship A. Bluth, A. +. Bruhn, p. DEM
etrio. J. Dennis. W A Eames. f. C..
Heinemann, G. r. Kaufman. E. L. Pi-
mental r. Ruiz Ramirez. Mrs e.
Schroeder
Financial Secretary J. A. Keogh and
wife entertained Mrs. Mare Blumenberg
Of New York. editor of the Musical
Courier OF that city. at their home a
few evenings since.
The attention of the San Francisco
labor council has been called to the
election TO be held for bonds for the
Geary street road and the assertion has
been made that a vote in favor of issu-
the ordinance on the subject was not
published the number OF days required
by law
Bakers union No. p has reported to
the labor council that the owner of the
cafe In front of which the union MAIN
famed two donkeys to give notice that
the place was not furnishing its patrons
union bread has capitulated greeing
TO use only union bread and requesting
that the donkeys be removed
The labor council has approved of
the amended wage scale and hour
agreement of pie bakers union No. PA
for the new term. The only change is
Christmas as holiday, without pay.
The cigar makers report that they
made proposition to the Royal Arch
TO have that body adopt a series of re-
solutions recommending its members to
give. preference to union made cigars
bearing the blue label. but that the res
oluiion was not accepted on the ground
that it would interfere with the busi-
ness Of some of the members.
The organizing committee of the san
Francisco labor council has been given
letter addressed TO the central labor
body. asserting that large firm is not
treating the women and children in its
employ as II should. The committee was
instructed to investig gate and report at
the next meeting
The sawyers and baN makers union
has made an appeal TO the labor coun-
ell TO ask affiliated unions to give the
men on strike financial assistance. The
nnion reports that the factories where
the men are on strike have much re-
duced output and they have only men
who work just long enough to earn
sufficient to get out flown.
Delegates from the following unions
have been accorded seats in the San
operators. bay and river steamboat tmen
boiler makers No %, theatrical stage
employees cooks. walters. sugar work.
ers. undertakers' assistants tailors No
,. leather workers on horse goods. and
pile drivers.
The labor council has declared a
boycott on the North Point laundry be-
cause of its attitude toward organized
labor. The management of the place
has asked for an extension of time in
which to present a reply to the request
10 unionize the place, but upon the
statement that a number of extensions
had been granted without any satisfac-
tory results, the request was disre-
garded
The Typographical union Will hold its
regular meeting this afternoon for the
transaction of routine business and the
nomination of candidates for office for
the ensuing term.
The plumbers have been advised bv
Secretary Treasurer J. Z. Ayers of the
state association of journeymen plumb
ers that the general president of the
international body will visit this city
in May, but the date is not announced
The electrical workers belonging to
the section that recognizes j. J. Reed
a. general president have been notified
that that official will be in this city
next month.
General Organizer Edward Barry of
the sheet metal workers international
alliance, who was in this city recently.
is a present in Portland Ore, in the
interest of tile organization.
Sacramento laundry workers union
Dubecker in the convention Of anti
Japanese laundry leagues in this city
next month.