The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

BahrS Tor judge of the superior court
were passed. This Endorsement is given
because of Judge Bahrs' fitness and
ability for the office and because he has
shown his fairness to organized labor
in his decision favoring bakers union
No q, which was affirmed by the su-
preme court.
The women's union label league has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Lizzie Williams: first vice presi-
dent, Gilmore Scharrenberg; second
vice president. Mrs. L. c. WaIdren; sec
retary-treas surer, Hannah Nolan; con-
ductor. Mrs. Rizzo; trustees. Mrs E
l.O'Donnell. Maud Younger and Rose
Myears. The league will hold its next
meeting in the labor council temple
Wednesday night in conjunction with
the label section of the council.
Cooks union No. A will move from
its present headquarters at Fourth and
Howard streets to 3SS Kearny street
August Il. The new headquarters viii
be more central and give better accom-
modations to this growing labor organ
ization. The next and last meeting of
the local in its present quarters will be
held next Thursday night.
The central labor council Of Vallejo
has invited Walter Macarthur to make
the Labor day address in that citv.
and the editor. of the Coast .Seamen's s
Journal has accepted the Invitation.
The San Francisco musicians asso-
citation is out with a statement deny
ing that politics has anything to do
with the formation of that organiza-
! tion. Its members claim they want to
| join musicians union No. g. bur are
prevented by the high initiation fee
| The controversy between these two or
ganizati tions of musicians is now in the
hands of the executive council of the
labor council, and will receive atten-
tion at the next meeting Of the COM
mittee.
Typographical union No. 21 will be
in regular monthly session this after
noon in the Labor Council temple. Much
! important business viii be transacted.
and full attendance is requested. The
executive committee will make report
on the improved conditions in compos-
ing rooms suggested some time ago.
Mattresses union will hold it's an
nual picnic today in New Schutezen
park san Rafael. The committees in
charge have made arrangements to en-
tertain large. crowd.
The anti-Jap laundry league has
been notified that the COso avenue i'm
provement club has passed resolutions
calling upon all its members to desist
from patronizing Japanese in any way
At the last meeting OF the league pos
ters We're ordered printed and posted
throughout the city, and the secretary
ordered to communicate with a certain
political candidate whose election cards
are being displayed in the windows
of a Japanese laundry.
Secretary NJ. E. Decker of milk wagon
drivers union No. 226. who has been
spending his vacation in the noun
tains, has returned 10 his desk
Twelve former members were rein
stated by musicians union No. at it's
last meeting. The strike assessments
for June are delinquent today. All
members who have not paid will stand
suspended. Members not engaged for
September ) and September 9 should
give their names to the secretary be-
fore August Is. Members not regis
tered by that date will be considered
engaged. The next meeting of the
Oakland branch will be held Thursday
at 1855 Broadway. 1t is reported that
the recent picnic was a success in
every way. A list of the numbers of
the winning prizes is now published at
HEADQUARTERS.