The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

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<<sf1Is ing of typograph-
icsl union No. q that the membership
had now reached over 1000. -Four
propositions for membership were pre-
sented and five were elected. Four
were initiated. 66 cards received during
The month and ~ Withdrawn. Members
Of No. p residing at the printers home
in Colorado Springs were each pre-
scented with SO as Christmas gift.
An evening paper was granted its
request for an arbitration agreement.
The local adopted the resolution Of
the bel section hereafter to patron
ize only such places S sell union goods
and carry the union label a commit
tee from the retail clerks union ad-
dressed the local on the Importance Of
asking for the button and. card when
making purchases.
TIE international convention com
mittee reported that all subcommittees
had been organized and preparations
wei under way 30 take care OF the
delegates 10 the coming international
convention. The mailers' union has de-
clced 10 act in concert with the printers
in entertaining the delegates
Following are the chairmen and sec
retaries Of the subcommittee:
Convention committee J. Bon
nington, chairman: J. W. Mullen. secre-
tarT- Enterta inment-J j. Chaudet.
chairman; Mrs. c. f. Hawkes.. secretary.
Reception-W. j. White. chairman: Eu-
eene Donovan, secretary. Souvenir
". j. Reed, chairman. Hotels and
halls-G. II. Branch, chairman: r. o.
Hennard, secretary Badges-Benjamin
Schonhoff. chairman. Press-Win J.
French, chairman. Robert Higgins sec
retary.
The convention committee has re-
celfeo communication from Mr.. VOL
colt president OF the Auditorium COM
panA. proposing 10 hold an Industrial
exhibition Of the printing trades in the
Auditorium during convention week or
whereabouts Mr.. Wolcott was re
queSted 10 furnish the committee with
more details which was promised
Meetings of the convention commit
tee VIII be held Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
Of each week. and the first and third
sundays Of each month.
x. y Stanheld has been appointed
on the entertalnnent committee, vice
Miss A Z. Hammond resigned.
What is known as the "administra
ton ticket was almost unanimously
successful at the election held Friday
and Saturday by carpenters union No
p William D. Huber for president
II the united brotherhood Of carpenters
and Joiners, incubment, heads the
ticket
The trouble with the stereo$ypers'
and electrotypers' union and the lob
once employees lasted but one week.
The men all went back TO work yes
terdaN. The demands Of the men were
granted. They receive an increase Of
81 week beginning January / 1911.
ana another increase Of 81 six months
thereafter. making S27 per week: fore
men TO receive SIS and assistants $40
ali shops TO he union throughout. Those
VINO brought about n ending Of the
dispute were Fred Ewald. president of
Stereotypers' and electrotypers' union
No. 29s Morris Graham. p Barrett. ]
McArthur Johnson and Harry l. White.
The nonunion help origina lily asked
for by the proprietors was waived in
the settlement The number Of an
prenices was arranged satisfactorily
10 each side. The men We're out only q
week, but they received strike dement's.
President McHugh presided at the
saturday meeting of building material
teamsters union No. 2I6. The usua
weekly Los Angeles assessment was
paid. Four candidates were obligated.
There VIII be special called meeting
next Saturday night to nominate off,
GERS for the ensuing term. The cleo
ton viii be held the first meeting in
January.
The movement in Alameda county to
strengthen organized labor, especially
in the building industry, inaugura ted
by the bay counties district council of
carpenters. is having a good effect upon
the locals across the bay. Already
several unions are holding special
meetings to increase their numbers and
bring back into the fold the few who
have strayed away.
Plans for the establishment of a
union French bakery are well under
way, and il is expected soon to have in
this city French and italian bread
baked under union conditions and Civ
ing the employees a six day week Bak-
ers' union No % has the business in
hand. The new bakeshop will be To-
Gated at Twenty y-f1rst and Bryant
streets.
Arrangements are being made for the
meeting Of the third district council of
retail clerks in San Jose in January.
The district includes California. Ne
vada and Arizona. The committee on
entertainment in the Garden CITY is
hardsat work arranging an entertain
ing program Of excursions and outings
Thomas Marshall. chairman OF the
greater Oakland charter convention.
addressed the central labor BODY of
that city last night, advising organ
lied labor to get behind the movement.