United labor bulletin., 1910-08-04

"A cndhce ior leuuy " uoe 'ho 'AS
stick
Secretary Ballinger will be "spewed
out of the presidential cabinet.
R. E. Croskey, of the Denver State
Free Employment Bureau, was Pueblo
visitor last week. This is the first time
Dick has been away from the office since
he took charge, and the holiday was en-
joyed to the fullest.-Pueblo Industrial
Review.
La Belle sc cigar, the best union-made
sc cigar in the United States.
The following officers were elected to
guide the destines of the Pueblo Trades
Assembly during the coming term:
President, w. B. Ward; vice-president,
Fred Hawman; corresponding secretary,
Clint c. Houston; financial secretary,
Harry w. Fox; treasurer, Elias Ander-
son; warden, G. ]. Leftwich; trustees,
NJ. E. Fuller, ]. ]. fisherman, G. A. Nc
Kenzie librarian, c. J. Leftwich. This
makes the third successive term for the
pT6SlueHl, uudHCldl SeCltIdly anu iitdS-
urer, and the fifth for the correspond
ing secretary. These officers have
proven satisfactory to the delegates,
and their reelection caused no surprise.
Demand the Union Label on all pur-
chases and get it.
Beats them all. La Belle sc cigar.
Union made.
The caddies of the fashionable Colum-
bia Golf Club at Washington, d. c., are
out on strike for slight increase in
their wages.
Operators in the northern coal fields
have entered into an agreement with the
detective firm of Baldwin & Felts, by
the terms of which the firm agrees to
secure strikebreakers for the operators,
and to get out at least 1000 tons of coal
day, with a special bonus to be paid
for every 100 tons additional. President
Frank Smith, of the United Mine Work
ers, says that the Baldwin & Felts firm
is well known in this work. and states
that the miners will not attempt to in
terfere with its work.
Beats them all. La Belle sc cigar.
Union made
There are 100000 laborers in Colorado,
commission Railroads employ 10000
29,961 are miners. Manufactures en-
play 1894, mercantile concerns $3.50 and
the sugar factories 3,T9.
Authentic report has it that Anne
Morgan, daughter of ]. Pierpont Morgan,
king of finance, is going to back a ma
tional trade union of women workers
known as the Women's Committee on
Industrial Problems. This movement is
like the Civic Federation among the
mems unions, and it is looked at with
the same distrust by the already exist
ing unions.
Representatives of the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen are meeting with the
general managers of So western rail
roads at ST. Louis. The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss the following de
mands of the trainmen: Extra pay for
all time over 30 minutes spent in pre-
pairing for run; an eight-hour day; nc
colored men to be employed as train.
men on either freight or passenger
trains; passengers crews to be paid by
mileage rate, instead of by the month ;
recognition of the brotherhood unions /;
crews of motor cars to be paid the same
as passenger crews.
The best in the United States. La
Belle sc cigar.
Two famous Germans are coming to
the United States in October to make
speaking tours of six or eight weeks
They are Carl Legien, president of the
Federation of Labor in Germany, which
comprises 100000 workers, and DR..
Carl Liebknecht, the well-known anti
militarist.
General Otis and other union-haters
of Los Angeles are evidently determined
to force the working people into politics
Otis and the metal trades and brewery
bosses pronounced for the open shop
without the usual hypocrisy. The unions
were to be smashed. The unions have
picked up the gauntlet. At an immense
mass meeting it was decided to form a
labor party and "Milwaukeeize" Los An
geles. Now the movement is spreading
through the state and into Washington
Recently San Jose elected labor mayor
With San Francisco and Milwaukee un
der union control, this adds to the OBJ
ject lessons which are creating enthusi
oc hn 30 b<
coast.
THE
MARK OF PERFECTION