The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02

Observance of La
67sE1ts sSsss.p9sSI Sssp9sS lIcogEs1O ,bor day will begin
EEzE today. when an ad-
dress by Walter Macarthur upon the
principles OF trade unionism will be
read in all the public schools of San
F. Francisco. A short discussion will fol-
low the reading.
Sunday practically all churches
Catholic and protestant will devote one
service to the cause Of organized labor
telling of its aims and achievements.
Rabbi Bernard NJ. Kaplan will deliver
special sermon upon Labor Day
From the Religious Point of View"
Rev. G. Hulsebus OF the United Evan
gelicaI church, 1924 Twenty-fourth
street, will take subject appropriate
10 the day at the evening service He
VIII show the attitude which the church
and labor unions should. assume toward
each other
Rev. Louis J. Sawyer Of the Hamilton
Square Baptist church, Post street be-
tween Fillmore and Steiner. will OBJ
serve Labor Sunday. His theme at the
morning service viii be Jesus Christ
and the Worker" All union men are
cordially invited to attend
z. A TrembIy. Pacific coast organ
izer and label promoter for the united
garment workers of America, is in the
city and purposes to make protracted
stay. While in Portland Trembly did
much work for his organization. 1t is
said that the Chinese make IS to so per
cent OF the blue flannel shirts in this
city To have this work put in the
hands OF union people is one of the du-
ties OF the organizer. Other union la
hor abuses he viii endeaVor TO cor
rect
The conference between representa-
tiVes of upholsterers' union No. % and
the employers Wednesday in reference
10 the new wage scale came TO no def
mite conclusions. The union was also
represented by the president and secre-
tsry Of the labor council. The employ
ers viii meet again this week and
notify the union what viii be done in
the premises.
There viii be a special meeting of
the iron trades council tonight and all
delegates are requested 10 attend. The
meeting viii be held in the labor tenn
pie.
Walters union No 80 met Wednes-
Gay night. A committee was appointed
20 act in conjunction with the Asiatic
exclusion league on matters pertaining
10 immi grafton. The local voted s1eO
10 the Los Angeles strikers and 500 to
the culinary workers on strike in Spo-
kane. A vote of thanks was extended
10 Secretary Gallagher for his efforts
in settling the difficulty with the inter
national union, It was decided to take
SO worth OF tickets for Shell Mound
park. Labor DAY. The locals donkey
which has done such good service in
unionizing houses. viii have a place in
the great parade Monday
At the last meeting Of building ma
terial teamsters union No. 21e three
candidates We're initiated and seven ap-
plicstions received. The usual dona-
ton was made to the Los Angeles
strikers. Marshal Osborn wishes all
members 10 form in line promptly the
morning OF Labor day. A special
meeJfng will be held tomorrow night,
at which final instructions TO members
will be given.
Members Of wood wire and metal
lathers' union No. 65 viii all turn out
IN the Labor day parade with union
badges and canes. The line will be
formed at Fifteenth and Mission
streets. Members are requested to
take notice that there is a fine of SIS
for nonattendance.
A special car viii be chartered by
those delegates who viii attend the
Des Moines convention of the brother
hood Of carpenters and joiners Of
America and the plumbers, whose in
teInationsl meets in St. Paul The
3 special viii go TO Chicago, where the
delegations viii separate. There viii
be about 80 in the party.
-. Carpenters union No. 1873 of Fruit
vale VIII dedicate its new hail in Fruit
:. vale avenue tomorrow evening. The
building cost $4,000. The main hall
is handsomely fitted UP with all mod
-ern improvements. Several labor lead
ers viii go over from this city to at
tend the festivities.
Carpenters union No. 71A Of Long
Beach viii observe Labor day in a
novel manner Its members have ten
dered their services to erect q church,
completing il in one day, for the East
Long Beach Christian church.
President Crowley was in. the chair
at the last meeting of milk wagon
drivers union No. 226. 1t was reported
that the Ingleside dairy matter has
been settled satisfactorily. All Labor
day arrangements are complete. About
70 members viii be in line, the remain
Ger of the members working. The
union took up the question OF aiding
the San Matso teamsters and the dele
gates viii make report at the next
meeting OF the joint council of team
sters. one candidate was obligated.
J. J. Mccormick has been chosen
marshal for Labor day by bridge and
structural iron workers union No rs:
his aids are William Herzog. George
Brown. Thomas Crowley and David
Fillipi. fine Of IS viii be imposed
on all members not in the parade.
United glass workers union at its
last meeting protested vigorously
against immigration Commissioner
North's action in landing Hindus and
other undesirable immigrants. The
local has completed all arrangements
for the Labor: day parade.
C.M Erickson has been elected mar
shall of the big parade by janitors'
union No. 10.367 and his aids will be
J. n. Street and William Stumpf
Three names were. added to the roll
and several applications are. pending.
Past President Victor Kress was the
of 6r@Iz