The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23
MATTERS Want THE
TENDERLOIN MOVED
Local No. 80 Passes ResOIu-
tons Opposing Any Action
Favoring Continuance
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

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Walters union No.
CIzaszs sssg2s Is3lEsO so at the wednes-
-Eszz day night meeting
took up much of it's time in discussing
the advisabiity of removing the down.
town tenderloin cafes. The following
resolution on the subject was passed.
and win be presented to the labor
council tonight for its Endorsement:
Whereas. walters union. local No 30. having
the purpose OF determining their effect upon the
business portion OF said part OF the city; and
eafes do employ in their establishments numerous
Chinese and japanese In preference to white
japanese. but do their best TO encourage Ae
white patrons Of the cafe to patronize the Asat-
mate restaurants and cafes that employ white
labor and pay living wages: and
whereas. having found that IL Is impracticable
employed in these places. the majority OF whom
do not pretend to follow the regular line OF
Resolved. by walters union. local No. 80.
the downtown Senderloin cafes before the San
Francisco labor council employing and encour-
ence OF the lawful cafes and restaurants Of the
neighborhood. and that We condemn any action
tending to continue them in this section OF the
city.
Secretary A. c. Beck was elected a
delegate TO the joint executive board
Vice John Fink, resigned. Three can
didates were initiated and ten appli-
cations received
At the last meeting OF machinIsts'
lodge No. So reports from the grand
ofnccrs were read. The last year has
been the best IN decade for the ma
chinists, so far as organization Is con-
cerned- The machinists are financially
prepared TO carry on a long fight IL
need be. but everything in the north
west. the reports conclude, portends
speedy victory.
The united laborers OF San Fran
cisco at the last meeting added 10 to
the membership. The business agents
reported business good and that all
s1T5 was paid to the Los Angeles strike
fund
James Wilson. president OF the inter-
national pattern makers union. is now
in Los Angeles. He is expected here in
few days.
Box makers and sawyers' union No
152 at It's last meeting decided to keep
the charter open for so days. W. g.
Desepte was elected delegate to the
Los Angeles federation OF labor. Three
canoldateS were 1niJlared
Two candidates were obligated at the
Wednesday night meeting of milk
wagon drivers union No 226. two ap-
plications received and one withdrawal
issued Donations were made to San
Mateo and Los Angeles strikers.
The annual ball and entertainment
Of pile drivers and structural workers
future AT the last meeting OF the
local an arrangements committee was
appointed.
President Lacey was IN the chair at
the Wednesday night meeting of water
workers union in Lilly hall Cough
street. Two former members were re-
instated and FIVE applications received.
1t was reported that most all members
were working There is movement
on foot to have the meetings held in
the vicinity OF the labor council temple.
Butchers union No. 1 obligated four
candidates at Wednesday nights meet
ing The usual assessment to Los An
geIes strikers was paid It was sug-
gested that hereafter one meeting a
month be devoted to educational pur-
poses Prominent speakers will be In
vited to address the membership
Routine business occupied most OF
the evening at sheet metal workers
union No. 104. Three members were
admitted by card and one candidate
initiated.
The usual monthly meeting OF typo
graphical union No 81 will be held
Sunday afternoon in the Labor Council
temple. Members are requested to be
present. as many matters OF Importance
will be discussed.
The contempt case Of Gompers.
Mitchell and Morrison will bes heard
November IL in the United States SUI
preme court.
The special order OF business at
o'clock in the labor council meeting to-
night will be a discussion OF consti-
tionaI amendment I. separating state
and county taxes
New Union Organized
RICHMOND, Sept. ga subordinate
union OF the bricklayers' and masons'
international union, to be known as
No. IT. has been organized at Rich
nond under the supervision OF Deputy
Joseph p. Duffy of San Francisco. For
many years the local bricklayers and
nasons have been afiliated with the
Oakland union. The new union has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent Thomas J. Delaceys vice presi-
dent Patrick J. Mahoney; deputy,
Arthur Howard alternate, George A
Conley; recording secretary. John Hus-
ton: financial secretary. Harry Mar
land; treasurer. Z. ]. Garrard. and SER
geant at arms, William Skillicon.
KILLED BY RUNAwAY-sants Ara Sept o.
Mrs. walter Shaw OF Los Angeles died here