The San Francisco call., 1910-08-26

county, is about to erect labor tenn
pie. The Union Mems hall association,
composed of members of the union.
was incorporated August ;. The build
ing will be 57xl00 feet, at the corner of
Melrose and Merced streets The cap
ital stock is $4,000. in $4,000 shares
The lot is already purchased and the
structure viii shortly be erected J.
i. Pankewicz is president Of the cor
poration. and the board of directors is
composed Of five members. Twenty
thousand shares of the stock is to re-
main in the hands Of union men. The
remaining 5000 may be sold to the
general public. No individual or or
gsnization can control more than 5000
shares.
A J. Gallagher and several other la
Dor leaders returned from Los Angeles
yesterday and reported everything en-
couraging for a final settlement OF the
strike. Judge Mcguire and his legal
conferees are optimistic that the higher
courts viii declare the recent anti
picketing ordinance unconstitutional.
Already marked change is noted in
the attitude OF the judges toward the
men arrested under ii.
nothing VIII be given out by the
general campaign strike committee as
10 the action OF the State brewers as
ISOLATION, but IL is more than probable
that the exact status of the affair be-
tween the association and the brewery
workers IN Los Angeles will be made
known before the week is gone.
Louis SpinOs was chosen delegate to
the labor council at the last meeting
OF cooks helpers union No. 11O. The
local VIII not be in the great parade.
as the members viii ali be employed
seventeen candidates were obligated
and 10 applications received.
At the last meeting Of carpenters
union No 4S3 Fred &. Evans was
elected delegate TO the bay counties
district council OF carpenters and J.
Ryan was chosen vice president, vice P
" Gillett resigned.
At the Wednesday night meeting of
the bay counties district council of car
penters a committee Of five was ap-
pointed 10 formulate plans TO regulate
apprentices so that a better system
may obtain. Favorabl reports from
stockton, Alameda and San Mateo were
received. The council viii make up a
division in the labor day parade. Pres
ident J. 7. Burns is marshal and his
aids VIII be W. A Cole, Fred Fewster.
A Mismer and +. z. Maxwell
The last meeting of the united labor
ers Of san Francisco was presided over
by President Murphy. Fourteen can
oidates were obligated The local
elected President Murphy delegate to
the Los Angeles convention of the state
federation of abor. which meets in
october The sum of $40 was donated
70 the Labor day parade committee
Members are requested to call at head
quarters and procure hats and regalia.
for the parade Signatures to the pc
tition for the charter amendment to
raise the wages of laborers from 81 to
So per day are being rapidly obtained
and the necessary number will shortly
be secured.
Eleven additions were made to the
roster Wednesday night by walters
union No 30 Contributions were made
70 aid a member in distress and the
Joint local executive board. Business
was reported as improving
Daniel Tattenham, Henry Hilker and
O. B. Weissburger were appointed a
committee at the last meeting Of bar
bers' union No. 14S TO make all neces-
sary arrangements for the Labor day
parade A final report Will be made at
the next meeting A fine Of $3.50 will
be imposed on all members not in line
on the day Of parade.
Structural iron workers union No.
7S has elected J. J. Mccormick marshal
for the Labor day parade, and the aids
will be announced later. At the next
meeting on Wednesday night all mem
bers are expected TO be present and get
final instruction where 10 form fon the
parade. Aids Will be announced at this
meeting.
Milk wagon drivers union No. 22s
met Wednesday night and decided to
try and unionize the Ingleside dairy
The business agent states that many
small dairies in the city are trying to
evade union conditions by taking in en-
ployes : partners upon the payment of
a nominal sum. Each of these caseS
is to be thoroughly investigated.
Machinists' lodge No. 6s is making
arrangements TO have its 1000 men,
bers in line. Each will be given a
badge with eight hours" printed upon
II. The lodge made the usual dons..
tons TO the strikers in the northwes.
and in Los Angeles. donation of s3n
was made TO the commissary fund l. |
tJtAEhN Hill DC given saturday night a
Excelsior hall. corner Mission and
Onondaga streets. the proceeds to go
10 disabled member of the lodge.
Butchers union No. ], at its weekly
meeting, sent out postal cards to all
proprietors of meat markets and pork
stores notifying them TO be closed at !
9 o'clock in the morning of Labor day. |
so that the members may be given time |
10 participate in the pageant. All mar
kets and stores will be open Thurs
day evening, September S, until s
o'clock. but viii be closed the following !
day. Admission day. Eight candidates
were initiated. The usual weekly Los
Angeles assessment was paid. The
local donated IS to the benefit for a
member OF painters union No. 19, who
is losing his eyesight.
At the meeting Tuesday night of ma
chinists' lodge No. 294, $500 was do
mated to the strikers in the north and
800 TO the Los Angeles men who are
lighting for an eight hour day Three
candidates were obligated and five an |
plicstions received. After the business
meeting a smoker and high links en-
tertained the members for several
hours.
Building trades council held a short /
session last night as nothing buf ron