The San Francisco call., 1910-11-09
BAR TENDERS LEVY
BOYCOTT ON BALL
Ban Is Placed on Entertainment
Where NOnuniOn Men Will
Be Employed
Edited by 0. NJ. BOYLE

'a'oioates were Initiated, II applica-
lions received and Ie reinstated. Bust
ness Agent Condrotte is doing good
work for the organization. The COM
mittee having charge Of the bali at
Golden Gate Commandery hau Satur-
day night refused to employ union bar
tenders and walters and the organiza-
non giving the. ball, Apple Wood camp
20. $50, W. o. w. was boycotted by
Ire TWO locals. Roeder's saloon is still
nelng hoycotted. The local donated
500 10 the Los Angeles strikers.
BUSINESS Agent Condrotte was in
structed 10 do all in his power TO
nnlonlze the saloons IN Fillmore street.
The reinstatement fee Of the hod
carriers union viii be $50 instead of
- after January 1 next. This was de-
cioed upon at Monday nights meeting.
Ihe following nominations were made: :
For president. Patrick Ward. NJ O'Don-
nell and Dennis Lucey; for vice presi-
oent Patrick Tullis; for recording sec
felarN. James MCGEE and Mortimer
Fenton; for financial secretary. John
carroll. William Mcnamara and NJ
conway; for treasurer. William Kear-
neN and Frank McGovern; for business
agent. Anthony Kane. NJ Sweeney. Ed
@ Brien. NJ Lynch, John German. Simon
iinetan and Daniel Reardon: for ser
seant at arms. James Nelson.
short session was held Monday
rieht by the newly formed allied print
Lns trades council It was decided TO
Forward 10 the various unions the by
laws and constitution for approval
Andrew Furuseth viii attend the
convention Of the American federation
of labor and viii leave for the east to-
Assist. ~
he Furuseth's place as secretary of
sailors union OF the Pacific. From St.
Louis Furuseth win go TO Detroit
where. as president OF the international
see mems s union. he VIII call the gath
e1ins together December ;.
MAYOR p II. Mccarthy was present
ut the last meeting of plasterers'
union and presented loving cup to
the local for the best appearance in
the Labor day parade. Several speeches
were made besides that of the mayor.
Two candidates were obligated at
The last meeting OF carpenters union
No '4N3 and one member admitted by
cara There VIII be q called meeting
HNember y to vote on the interna-
ioacl amendments. November 2s a
vote VIII he taken on general officers
for the united brotherhood.
Janitors' union held a large and en-
t1uslastic meeting Monday night in
the Labor Council temple. The local
Endorsed charter amendments Nos. 25
- and IS. Five candidates were ini-
uated Business was reported fair.
Retail shoe clerks union No 4lo will
give social and smoker Friday even
ing. November IS Clerks not members
af the union are invited TO be present
The elevator constructors employed
61 the otis elevator company are out.
oae1inG an order from the interna-
Uolal organization The trouble is
over a iurisdictionsI dispute between
me elevator constructors. electricians
and m2cLinists- It is proba BILE the
case viii go before the American fed
GRAFTON Of labor. which viii meet I'm
ST. Louis next week. The trouble is
not over wages or hours.
The following officers have been
elected hT wood. wire and metal lathers'
union; President. John =. Nagle: vice
president. A Merrill5 financial secre-
rar1-, Fred Peterson; recording secre-
rarl-. r X Rhodes: treasurer. William
Mcguire; business agent. John Bell: ex-
ecutiVe board. =. McClosky, L. Wolfe
p Peterson. a.. Bors0n w Quinn and
w schumacher. delegates 10 building
trades and labor councils. John Bell
y. Bowen. +. X. Rhodes. A Merrill and
j Terry, trustees. Nessrs. Buckmaster
Nagle and Wolfe.
The International union has informed
the local culinary unions that il viii
aid financially the fight to exclude all
Asiatics in local saloons and restau-
rants. 1t is said that several OF the ! ?
caf afeterias IN the city have agreed to
union conditions being established.
At the last meeting OF marble work
ers union No. a il was stated that
business was good and all members
working. The assessment to Los An
seIes was continued. The following
committee was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the an
nual ball: Lee Leydon. D. s. Loouev.
Thomas Pendergast and NJ. B. Schrei
ber The affair viii be held in the
Building Trades temple Saturday even
ing. December 81.
The annual memorial services of the
theatrical stage employees union will
He place in the Alcazar theater at II
49, m-- today Al the last meeting the
local donated 500 TO the Los Angeles
fund.
A fine Of $50 win be imposed upon
amy member Of electrical union No j 81
ITO MoihS Win electricians not carry
ing card from the brotherhood of in
ternauonal electrical workers. clause
is now in its constitution TO that effect
II is announced that the findings Of
the conciliation board in the contro-
NersT which has been going on in the
metal trades Industry as to the contin-
Uation Of the eight hour day Will be
mace public in day or so. The hoard
is composed of the following: Harris
Weinstock (chairman) c. NJ Elliott.
Joseph Martin, Michael Casey. A. ].
Gallagher and Walter Macarthur
Building material teamsters' union
No. 2le obligated 10 candidates at the
last meeting. Charter amendments Nos.
33 and 80 Were indorsed.
Rev. William Nat Friend. accom- !
panied by half dozen theological stu
dents, attended the labor council ses-
sion.last Friday night and all were in
terested in the proceedings.
Machinists' lodge no. IS gave its
twenty-Sxth annual ball in Building
Trades auditorium Saturday night An
excellent program OF II numbers was
carried out. President d. p Haggerty |