The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01
500 DONATED TO
STEEL WORKERS
Local Printers Union Aids Men
Locked Out by the Steel
Trust
Label Committee Reports on the
Display OF Allied Printing
Trades Emblem

At the meeting Of the San Francisco
! typographical union No. p, last sun
dsy sI00 was donated 10 the men who
have been turned out by the steel trust;
SO was donated to the Mexican league
fund. and = ike amount 10 the family
/ Of member IN need.
The label committee presented re-
port Of the display Of the allied print
/ ing trades label during the last month,
and announced that this has been a
great factor in educating the people
F OF This city as TO tke mark OF fair
printing II was decided 10 display the
pictures OF the union printers home
in four different show houses this
week
/ i was voted TO inaUgurate vigor-
F Gus campaign againsI the New York
1 Saturday Evening Post on the ground
that il is not a fair" publication
The death OF ". Il. (. Gavin, a men,
ber OF the unions auditing committee,
was announced.
DR.. George H. Evans, president OF
the Society for the Prevention OF Tu-
bs-culosis was elected as examining
physician for the union
TWO application for admission 10
the Union Printers home were favor
was voted 10 each applicant 10 OUTFIT
him
Ten applications were received. TWO
accepted candidates were initiated.
three were elected. 80 transfer cards
were received and S6 issued.
r j. Brsfs OF Cleveland. O. J. Soder-
berg OF Chica 20. H. and James Watt
OF Toronto. Can, appointed at the re-
+ cent convention OF the international
union Of 5oUraeymen tailors 10 visit all
the locals IN the west, are in this city
and viii remain for several days. The
purpose Of their visit is 70 adjust the
differences existing between the jour
nevmen tailors' local Ne, and the or
ganization Of independent tailors.
The executive board OF the master
painters and decorators association of
California. Al its first quarterly ses-
sion since the adjournment OF the re-
cent state convention. appointed the
following committees:
LsE and IegisisJion-0. y. Ysskle H. L.
Sweeper snd =. 4 DsuDer
T1dust-fsl e&ucstio1-F- " Goerzs. r Sbsele.
p Kern J. c R"msine snd James Cahil-
l1lporiirE Snd rnsnuf sctrTri-E-W. T Beck W.
- Blsse- T. Heritsse- Y. J. Donovan and Max
Audione--o. \, Yeskle Q. ". wenat W.
Isuzel sno y Mcdonald
Blake, L. 4 D~nne-. William LenzsR and y Ne
Donald
Pubiieisy-w. T Beck. II Kern snd H L.
Test teace-H She-ls. ] He-5,axr. Q. ".
Worids fair painting eenmittee--Asz Coin
@ " Nerdt sBd J e. Rcmaine-
The hoard decided 70 insugurate an
active and aggressive campaign against
impure materials and slipshod work, 10
inaugurate fence system for the pur-
pose of testing the merits Of various
manufactured articles that are used in
whether they come up 70 representa-
tions-
The board declared in favor of the
Panama canal exposition for san Fran
ci-co II 1915.
Frank n Wynkoop. labor reporter
for the Vallejo trades and labor coun-
Gil. reports that the trades that are
completely unionized in that city. that
is. trades in which not single non
union man is employed. are the BARRIERS.
bakers. carpenters. lathers. laundry
workers musicians. pile drivers. plumb
ers. sheet metal workers and printers.
Other unions in which 95 per cent Of
the men employed at the respective
trades are union men are the bar ten
ders. electrical workers, -four and cereal
mill employees. federal retail clerks
machinists. painters and ship joiners.
The seventh anniversary ball given
b. sugar workers union No. I05Is in
Brewery Workers hall IN Cspp street
last Saturday night was a very pleas
ing function that was attended by the
entire membership and q number OF
invited guests. The affair was under
the direction OF Charles Olivia. floor di-
rector. assisted by President Henry
Ssger Charles Brelier Frank Nellor.
Otto Phillips and Richard Wolf.
The district council Of gas workers.
comprised Of the locals located in San
Francisco, san Aateo. Santa Clara
Alameda and Sacramento counties.
George u Bell. secretary. has opened
headquarters in this city in Fourteenth
street. adjoining the labor temple