The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-22
STAGE EMPLOYEES
MEMORY HONORED
Resolutions Adopted by Asso'
citation for Former Worker
in Old TiyOli
UhOIstererS' Union, Donates to
Fund for Eastern Men
on Strike

At the last meeting Of the theatrical
stage employees association in the
Haight street headquarters resolutions
! 20 the memory of the late Howard
Morrison, one OF the members who
worked for a long time in the old
Tivoli and who short time since died
( in the Veterans home. were adopted.
The organization appointed a COM
mittee TO prepare facts and figures" to
/ be presented TO the executive COM
mittee Of the American federation Of
! labor when il shall meet here next
! April. These are in relation to the
! trouble the association has had with
! the International body on a question
/ of Law.
The uphoisterers' union at it's last
meeting made a donation of s. to the
fund that is being raised for the
BARRIERS TO help them along in their
campaign against unfair shops, $40 TO
/ the men who were locked out of the
works Of the American steel trust and
/ s. 10 the Asiatic exclusion league for
the distribution OF snti-Japanese cir
eulars. The union added two to its
membership by initiation.
! At the last meeting of the hackmen' S
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vice E. Erickson, resigned. The union
placed itself on record as against the
proposed increase of the postage on
second class mall matter. The secre-
taIy was instructed to notify the Cali
fornia representative in the United
States senate and house of represen-
tatives OF the unions action.
Next Thursday night the marine en-
gineers will hold a meeting in head
( quarters az 146 Steuart street for the
purpose Of hearing a report from l. c..
Peltret and T. a. Jones, who were
delegates to the recent convention of
the international body held in Wash
ington, =. c. The business meeting
Will be followed by a smoker.
Delegates from the labor council will
attend the reception TO be given March
, in the Merchants exchange TO the
Columbia Park boys band on it's return
from the antipodes. Mayor Mccarthy
will deliver the address of welcome.
On the recommendation Of the or
ganizing committee of the San Fran
cisco labor council, the Alaska fisher
mems union, with a membe rship of
1.loe, viii affiliate with the central
body OF this city.
given notice 10 the interna tional body
that il will not interpose any objection
to women who are competent becoming
members Of the organization.
The brewery workers union, No. 227.
has completed arrangements for bali
TO be given on the evening of Saturday.
February %. in brewery workers hall
in Capp street between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth.
The marine cooks and walters assoc
citation OF the Pacific coast has made
a donation OF SO to the fund that is
being raised for the strikers who were
employed by the American steel trust.
United States Senator Flint of Cali
fornia has sent a letter to Paul Schar-
renberg, secretary of the California
federation OF labor. in which he says:
In reply TO yours OF February in re-
lation to the eight hour law 1 want to
assure you that am in favor OF the
eight hour working day and will be
glad to do all can to assist in the en-
actment of the necessary legislation to
that end"
William Wright. Paul Graderly. An
tone Peterson. Emil Scharrer, Emil
Eisold. Edward Hansen. Marcel Willie
and Adolph Liebrich have been ap-
pointed DA lneD aheTS union TO arrange
the details for the annual picnic at a
time and place 10 be named when the
committee shall have secured a park
The union last Saturday night initiated
six applicants for membership.
Branch No. 4, anal gamated society of
carpenters and ioiners. at its meeting
( last night elected 4. McLaren as alter
nate delegate to the bay counties dis
trict council of carpenters.
Next Tuesday night all the local
branches Of this society will meet with
branch 3 in the Building Trades temple
10 enjoy smoker and social.
The house movers union was COM
planned Of by the brick layers union to
the building trades council 1t was
charged that they were infringing on
the work Of the brick layers The
matter was investigated and the con-
tention Of the brick layers was sus-
tanned.
Painters union No. 70 decided last
night TO give its annual complimentary
ball in the auditorium Of the Building
Trades temple April ?. The union in
/ itiated FIVE candidates and received six
applications for membership.
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