The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-15
MUSICIANS Will
HOlDANNUAL PICNIC
Outing at Shell Mound July 20
Planned by the Local
Union
Carpenters Arranging for Best
Display Labor Parade That
They Have Ever Made

r75S1.Ss2si5aosIsSSHsH, sicians' protective
(S55-S=SS7S59| union. has complet-
ed arrangements
for its outing and picnic to be given
July % at Shell Mound park. The fol-
lowing named have been appointed as
the committees that are conducting this
event:
l.. n. Ritzau, chairman; C. Porep,
secretary; W. H. Noting, Harry Menke.
A. A Greenbaum, j. A. Keogh, NJ. F.
walten, H. Won der Mehden, j. l.
kins, j. H Meyer. E. G. Williams. P.
Sapiro. G. A Fabris. E. H. Slissman,
Grounds-w. H. Noting. chairman;
l. n. Ritzau and Harry Menke.
Printing and ADVERTISING A
Greenbaum. J. a. Keogh and n. F. Wal
Musio-H. Won der Mehden. L. n.
Ritzau and j. L. Callaghan.
and j. H Meyer.
Reception-E. c. Williams. P. Sapiro
and G. A. Fabris:
Finance. H. Slissman, C. Porep
and F. Hoffman.
During the session Of carpenters
union No 4S3, in Carpenters hall last
Monday night. Past President Green
wood installed the officers for the cur
rent term. The committee on Labor day
parade presented a report TO the enect
that the indications at this time are
that the union will on that occasion
make the finest display that il has
ever made in a public turnout. Six
applicants for membership were ad-
mitted by initiation and two were &C
copied on transfer cards.
Mattresses union local No. As at its
meeting last Monday night voted down
proposition to increase the dues from
so TO rs cents per month. The union
Endorsed A G. Beck of the walters
union. for the position of international
auditor. Seven applications to become
members of the union were presented
and referred TO the committee on in
vestigation.
At the meeting of printing press
mems union No. "a, In the Labor tenn
pie last Monday night George SpooneI.
and Emile Peterson, who were the
unions delegates TO the international
sion in Omaha, presented an instructive
report of the doingss of that body
The bar tenders union local No. II. at
its last meeting. issued warrants in the
sum of $50 in aid OF members on the
sick list There were the initiation OF
seven candidates and the presentation
of six applications. for membership
The BARRIERS union local No. AS at
its meeting in Clerks hall last Monday
night elected G.. w Price, A. Gonzales,
j. V. Ducoing. G. g. Barrett and Paul
c. Hammann as delegates to the inter
national convention that will meet in
Milwaukee next October.
Messrs. Reyes and Lichtenberg of
the Oakland local addressed the meet
ing on proposed amendments TO be
presented at the international conven-
ton Six applicants for membership
were initiated.
1t was announced at the meeting of
the iron trades council Monday night
that the Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany will, commencing tomorrow.
grant its mechanics the eight and
half hour day as is granted by all or
CARNATIONS in the metal trades asso-
citation.
Local No. %. international boiler
makers, iron ship builders and helpers
of America, will hold its twenty-ninth
annual picnic at Schuetzen park Sun
funeral fund Thomas J. Sheridan.
John Byrne, ]. ]. Egan, Frank Erman,
John ]. Spillane, P. O'Halloran, Daniel
Delmy. j. o'Farrell. NJ j. MCGUIRE.
Eckerman have been named as the
committee to manage the affair.
NJ. Wickham has been selected by
painters union No. 10 as marshal for
the union on Labor day. The organ
zation Will turn out more than 1000
members. The marshal has appointed
/. r. Mackree T. C. Lynch P. Morris,
W. G. Walsh and J. R. Fleming as his
aids.
George w. Bell, secretary of the state
federation OF labor. has issued call
for the convention, which will open in
San Rafael October 4
International Vice President j. F.
Valentine addressed the holders union
Tuesday night on the progress of the
made all over the country
for an eight hour day for the iron
trades The union donated SIS to the
hnnf and shne workers on strike.