The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
PRINTERS TO FORM
new ASSOCIA TON
Allied Trades Have Been Asked
to Have Committee Meet
With Them
Many Unions Elect and Install
Officers for the Ensuing
Year

SdNfE5NcIsSp are considering a
proposition to form
new association and to that end
asked the allied printing trades coun-
eli TO name committee to meet the
promoters and discuss the matter. The
council named George A Tracy from
the typographical union, William Booth
or the book binders and c. w. Rade-
bold OF the pressmen's union as the
committee.
Journeyfnen tailors' union No. has
selected +. G. Pratt G. Braun and j. L.
Ellsworth delegates to the San Fran
cisco labor council
The sailors union has elected the
following delegates to the same body:
e. Ellison. E. A. Erickson, A. Furu-
seth, Henry Hull, Martin Hunter.
John Pearson. P. Scharrenburg, August
Seaman and Robert Tunnall.
complimentary ladies' night for Its
members and their families in the au-
ditorium Of the Building Trades temple
next Saturday night This will be un-
der the direction of William Seagrave.
j. Hart H Kemnitzer, w. H. Bemiss
and c. Elizalda.
The excavators. concrete and asphalt
workers union has elected the follow
ing members as delegates to the build
ing trades council: John Forsythe, Dan
iel Stewart, Louis Namau, P. j. Tier
ney. A. Cornell, William e. Dwyer,
William O'Shaugnessy and Bryan
The molders' union at its meeting
last Tuesday night voted 500 to keep
ing. The financial report showed a
gain of 5000 in the. last. quarter
The womens international union Ia
a
council, asks it to use its best eDorts
to advance the label cause.
The San Francisco labor council has
been asked to indorse the bill now be-
fore the legislature that provides for
more effective measures to prevent
cruelty to animals.
The stationery firemen at their meet
ing Tuesday night decided by large
majoritY-~to establish a death benefit
fund.
The bar tenders union local No. Al
at its last meeting initiated one candi-
date and received 10 applications. Thir-
ty-five dollars was the amount paid In
sick benefits.
The building trades council of Sacra-
mento has decided that hereafter dele
nate bodies must be elected for one
year, the delegates to be seated at
the first meeting in July OF each year
George Cassidy has been installed
as president of the carpenters union
of Vallejo and L. a. Williamson as
president of the plumbers union of that
city. Both are well known TO trades
union men of this city.
The mattresses union was addressed
Monday night by international Or
ganizer Frank Holt on the subject of
the bill that has been introduced in the
Legislature to regulate WOrk days ana
hours. Ten applications were pre-
sented.
At the meeting of the BARRIERS union
Monday night in Jefferson SQUARE hall
the report of the outgoing treasurer
was read and it showed that the union
was in good financial condition. w.
F. Seipes was installed as treasurer
for the term. The union will have a
smoker at a place to be selected for
the first Monday in February. Seven
uications for membership were pre-
sented and two candidates were OBJ
ligated.
Cooks helpers union will meet in
its new quarters at $50 Franklin street
tomorrow night and will celebrate the
event by holding jinks
The iron trades council has decided to
apply for charter to become a part
of the metal trades section of the
American federation of labor
Painters union No. 19 has elected j.
B. Fleming and M. Norton as members
of the executive board to fill vacancies.
The union admitted six candidates by
initiation and four by card.
E. H. Misner, C. Schilling and A. J.
Gallagher have been named commit
tee TO make arrangements for a mass
meeting under the auspices of the San
Francisco labor council on the one hum
dredth anniversary of Lincoln's birth.
In view Of the fact that the state
building trades council is in session
at Santa Rosa, the local council will
not meet tomorrow.