The San Francisco call., 1909-02-09
BAKERS TO LOBBY
FOR SANITARY BILL
Union Representative Will Go to
Capital to Work for Pas
sage of Measure
Ruskin Club of Oakland to Hear
Paper on Importance of
Wright Decision

SszTSSTsS17 No. a, last Satur-
day night appointed
Marcel Willie and s. X. Leman a COM
mlttee to visit Sacramento tomorrow TO
urge the passage of the bakers sanf-
tary bill, which has for its purpose the
prohibition of underground bakeries.
Z. Schaerer. e. Eisold, P. Keller, Paul
Guderley and M. Willie were appointed
10 make arrangements for picnic to
be given on the first Wednesday III
May.
The local decided upon having new
bylaws and appointed Secretary W.
Wright, NJ. Willie. E. Steigelman, +.
Guderley, c. Streahle, j. Zipperle ana
r. Winters to revise the old rules
The local is to make an invesuga-
ton into q statement to the effect that
a number of bakers are employing
helpers to do the work that journey
men bakers should do, and that such
helpers are not members of the union.
The following were selected as OF
hcers for the joint executive board TO
serve during the current term: 5. X.
Leman. president; C. Hansen. vice pres
ident; William McDuff, secretary.
A committee was named to wait on
the French and Italian master bakers
to have them sign the agreement with
the bakers of those nationalities-
The local made a donation to the
Gompers defense fund.
The organizing and the label COM
mittees of the San Francisco labor
council will meet tomorrow night for
the purpose of organizing and select
ing a president and secretary for each.
The recently elected law and legis-
lative committee will meet Thursday
night to take up a number OF matters
that have been before the committee
for some time.
Word has been received in this city
to the effect that j. w. Bramwood, sec
retary- treasurer of the international
typographical union for more than 10
years. resigned few days ago on ac-
count of sickness. J. w. Hays, first
vice president was appointed to NIL the
vacancy for the unexpired term.
The Ruskin club of Oakland will have
a trades union night in Athens hall
Thursday. Will J. French, editor of
the Labor Clarion, will read paper
on The Wright Decision and Its Effect
on Trade Unionism" number OF
speakers will discuss the matter.
The photo -engravers' union last Sun
day night made a contribution to
the Gompers- Mitchell Morrison defense
fund and adopted resolutions in respect
TO the memory of two of It's members
Frank Won Hache and William Goetze,
who died recently
NJ F. LIGHT. who is to start on an
organizing tour for the retail clerks,
has resigned as secretary OF the retail
drug clerks union. That association
presented him a travelling case in ap-
probation of services rendered.
The committee that is arranging to
receive the national association OF sta-
tionary engineers, that Will mold It's
convention in this city next June, has
secured the Auditorium for week.
There will be an exhibit of the latest
models of engines, which VIII pc Ifee
to the general public Cor one week,
from June IA, during w,ich time the
association will transact its business,
elect officers and listen to papers affect
ing the craft.
Janitors' union No. 10,S67 received a
report last night to the effect that at
the special meeting to be held next
Sunday 30 possibly 40 candidates Will
be presented for initiation.
Officers Of the union were instructed
to go before special committee of the
labor council to draw its attention to
violation of the charter and to the fact
that in some of the buildings in which
municipal officers are located the jan
itor service is by men who are not cit
iZenS.
Ten accepted candidates were obli-
gated.
The new executive committee of the
San Francisco labor council met last
night and organized by the election of
B. 3. Rosenthal as president and G..
O'Brien as sergeant at arms. The sec
retary of the labor council is secretary
ex officio OF the committee
B. B. Rosenthal of the upholsterers'
union addressed meeting of the un-
employed Sunday afternoon. Yester-
day there was sent to the headquarters
of these people a generous contribution
of groceries by Julius Levin.