United labor bulletin., 1909-10-08
LABEL LEAGUE MEETING.

On Friday night the Label League
held a very interesting meeting. the at
tendance being better than usual.
Upon reports of unions. the Garment
Workers reported signing up one more
place to use the label, the Bailey K
Allen shirt factory on Arapahoe street.
They took in as new members, which Is
another great gain for their union. MI.
Bailey of the Underhill-Bailey overall
factory bought an interest in the place
on Arapahoe street and Immediately took
steps to have the factory adopt the use
of the Union Label. In SO doing he
proves to the working people that he
desires to run a union place. He is not
only fair-minded man towards his en-
ployes, but proves himself booster 1or
Colorado. he not being like many of our
supposed public-spirited citizens-boost
by voice and then use goods bought else
where. In the stand that has been taken
by this firm all union men and women
should give them their support, and in
that way show our appreciation towards
those VINO are our true ana tried friends.
The goods this factory produces are
tQudl, IL nOl SupSllOl, " any Oi lh0 mar
ket at the present time, so in purchasing
the same you know you will not be wear
ing sweatshop garments. So boost the
ones who are your friends.
We are also pleased to announce that
the Garment Workers Union was the
first to subscribe for the United Labor
Bulletin as a union, they sending in their
list before any committee waited on
them. Wish we had a few more like the
-9arment Workers.
The Machinists reported that they ex-
pect to start out for an eight-hour work
day in the near future.
Credentials for delegates were receiv-
ed from the Walters, Lithographers' and
Bakers unions.
The Bakers reported that their entire
membership had subscribed for the
United Labor Bulletin.
Brewers and Masters and the Beer
, Drivers unions also reported having sub
scribed for the union paper.
Broom Makers reported having taken
the Union Label away from the Graffey
broom factory on account of cut in the
wages of the men.
The Walters presented the following
communications from the management
of the White City and the head waiter
at that resort which is self-explanarUry.
The Cooks and Bartenders received SINH
lar ones:
Denver, Colo, Sept. 9, 1909.
Mr.. J. W. Dolan, Business Agent Wait
ers' Union, 1928 Stout St, Denver,
Colo:
Dear Sir-Replying to your favor of
the Sth, 1 beg to advise you the service
of the walters furnished by your Local
has been satisfactory this season.
We have had very few complaints, and
the same has always been rectifed to
our satisfaction, after you have investi-
gated the cases. Like all large bodies
of men, there are some that are not de-
sirable, as you well know. But those
cases have been SO few that we are en-
tirely satisfied with your services receiv-
ed through your Local. Yours very
truly,
THE LAKESIDE REALTY AMUSE-
MENT CO., by Frank Burt. General
Manager
Denver. Colo, Sept. II, iyU3.
Board of Trustees, Walters Union No.
IA, Denver Colo:
Gentemen-As the White City is clos
ed /, as head waiter, wish to thank you
and your organization and Mr.. Dolan,
your business agent. especially, for the
-SrNptasv and pood iudomant Won bava
used towards~me. and the white City
management. in securing competent.
steady walters. and extra walters, some
thing you can be proud Of
The same crew opened the season
that was here to-day when it closed. l,
as head walter. tried to do Justice to all.
have no complaint to offer against any