The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

appointed by the chairman:
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
Andrew J. Gallagher, chairman
". H. Urmy Dean H. Evans
Thomas Crystal Harry Gildea
c. J. Coyle John o'Connel
Max LIGHT Charles Schining
T. K Thompson John Kean
B. B. Rosenthal e. H. Lomasney
A. L. Hollis o. Engleson
-Four to be appointed from Alameda county.
COMMITTEE ON GASES
L. Flaherty, chairman
Michael Casey Ed Poole
asmes Williams Thomas Garrity
Charles Radebold &c. H. McConaugbey
John Bell Philip Murphy
Emil Muri John I. Nolan
Thomas Saunders William Simpson
d. J. Murray Thomas White
E. A. Clancy D. NJ. Graham
John T. Burns Thomas Rooney
George Wagner George ID. keeley
". I. Flagler James Curran
E. Ellison ID. W. welsh
Ten to be appointed from Alameda county.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
Leo Nicholson, chairman
william wishart A. ]. Beck
Charles Schuppert Bryan Hickey
II H Ieary J. V Ducong
Joseph r Pankewiez oscar Fredrickson
". II. Harvey Harry Mitchell
James Bowlsn c. A. Templeton
Thomas Black May Beck
Charles Schuttleworth Phil Dietz
p o. Hslloran Mamie Miers
William Wright J. B. Dewar
T. ] Kreamer A. f. Smith
Lewis Basenach ". f. Jones
G. Felix James Sheridan
Seven to be appointed from Alameda county.
COMMITTEE ON PROMOTION
NJ B. Scott. chairman
T. Sampson Hugh Barrett
F. Ratio Paul Eichenburger
Thomas ma C. conroy Bert Kahn
J. P Miller William Rusk
Josenh Iippi Theodore johnson
/ !. O'Grady J. r Sherbesman
Thomas Blanchard Harry Reynolds
G. Jausson James Fischer
John Griffin Edward Ford
( p Kelleher ]. A. Holland
Ernest Kane n. Spencer
Frank Crowley James de Vorak
Phil knell ]. J. MoBahan
George Correlh F. T. Crosby
Joseph RAYMOND Edward McConFille
NJ ]. Noonan Charles Weber
C H Craig Charles Larson
Edward Werner Harry Ruiz
Charles Olivia Al Growney
Walter Johnston + Anderson
S J. Cook ]. Martin
W G. Desepte Joseph King
Edward c. Grosslicht r. L. Cammack
/. A MOrelu r. J. Davis
W. Boekel ID. McLennon
Josenh Foley Robert Kelly
r V Adge Dave Campbell
Timothy Sheehan K. ]. Doyle
c. A Burton F. /. Perret
y Weiss G. +. Bowen
Edward Horan f. ]. Rudledge
A. Gale r. j. Boand
n Sabatino r. q. Selig
Charles Fleischman ]. r. Hooper
Charles Bucher Fred McGlade
J. H. Fitzgerald T. Sullivan
Chairman Nicholson has called upon
the music committee to meet next Sat
urday night at typographical union
headquarters, 7S7 Market street.
The promotion committee and the
games committee will meet in the
Building Trades temple next Saturday
night
The ways and means committee will
also meet Saturday night.
Tickets for the literary exercises will
[ Ia la in few ia
The joint Labor day committee ad
iourned to meet at the call of the
chair.
Death is announced of w. W. Free
land. business agent Of the bay dis
trict council of carpenters. He
passed away Friday, aged 65<years
! Freeland served his country in the
regular army during the civil war. He
has been prominently identified with
! the building trades council from its in
ception and has held many positions OF
4 trust ana responsibility. At the time
! of his death, besides being business
/ agent for the district council of car
penters. he was a trustee of the build
! ing trades council and a director of the
/ building trades temple association. He
was taken i'll some two months ago
and owing to his advanced age was
unable to Withstand the claims of the
grim reaper He leaves a widow and
! daughter, besides a host of friends in
/ the labor movement to mourn his
death. A large delegation of building
/ trades members win attend the
! funeral. Many beautiful floral pieces
were sent by his comrades in the
( labor movement as tributes of his
worth. His funeral wiz take place to-
! day at 2:90 D. m from the Golden Gate
undertaking parlors, to proceed TO the
national cemetery in the Preside.
A telegram has been received by
| Secretary Gallagher from Samuel
Gompers in reference to financial aid
! for the Los Angeles strikers. Gompers
saws the executive council will meet
June 20 and the matter will then be
! laid before II and whatever action is
taken will be promptly telegraphed.
/ Delegate French called attention OF
/ the labor council to house bill 22239
which, if it becomes a law, viii nullify
| the decision Of the third assistant post
/ master general that trade unions and
! fraternal societies are prohibited from
paying out OF their treasures for sec
! ond class publications that accept gen
eral advertisements, thereby working q
hardship upon and discriminating
against the labor and fraternal press
1 The secretary of the council was in
structed TO wire the California dele
3
! passage.
/ All union men in the Sutro baths
| have been ordered out by the labor
council until settlement is made with
the barber shop porters and bathhouse
/ employees union. Three firemen, one
electrician and FIVE painters We're or
dered to quit work.
At Friday nights meeting of car
penters union No. % the following off,
GERS were elected: President, L. B
Regan; vice president, Ed McLennon
recording secretary, John T. Burns; as
sistant recording secretary. w. E
Foley; financial secretary, w. e. Smith
treasurer. Patrick Connor; conductor
John Cliff; warden, John Brodie; dele
gates to the district council of car
renters. p H. Mccarthy. l. B. Regani
7 T. Burns, F. P. Nicholas. w. E.
smith John Clark and John Cliff; alter
mates. J. J. Swanson, Theodore Wicks
FRED Melville, w. w. Lawlor, John
Rrodfe. J. ]. Tierney and d. F. Lar
-. daieeafes to the building trades