The San Francisco call., 1910-12-03
HINDUS landed BY
JAPANESE VESSELS
Labor Council Asked TO Have
Aliens DepOrted for IL
legal Entrance
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

C7s16gs 1ls2 'c5TTe7-1 council Of. Los An
><4EsszsssSs/ Eeles notified the
}a5or council al its meeting last night
that several hundred Hindus were
landed recently from japanese vessels
al Redondo. The cogncH was asked 10
take The matter up. with the proper
authorities and have.the "undesirables"
deported.
Secretary Gallagher viii make his re-
port OF the proceedings of the recent
convention Of the American federation
Of labor next Friday night
The label section VIII. have an open
meeting next Wednesday night in the
labor council. temple, at which promi-
-nent speakers VIII address the meet
Ing Every one interested in tile fur
thering of the union label and union
made goods is q slSed to be present.
The theatrical stage employees union
notified the cOEnciT that the Washing
ton square thesLer was unfair 10 its
members and the executive committee
VIII investigate ana report
The BOYCOTT onthe New Method laun-
dry was laid over for one week to give
the proprietor. an opportunity 20 be
heard ar the next meeting Of the eX-
eoUtive. committee.
The law and legislative committee
was Of the opinion that no action
should be taken against the proposed
franchise TO the company wishing to
insrsu hot water and steam pipes in
the streets. and the. council concurred
IN the recommendation
The council conquered. ia the report
Of the law and Legislative committee
That- -GoEernor--J Johnson be fmportuned
70 name q LABOR commissioner who
wo8ld attend strictly 10 the business
laid down by the legislature for such
officer. -
The councils legislative agent viii
be allowed. q per diem eE .S6. ana mile
age. The election Of" the agent VIII
take place at the meeting on Decemz
Der I6.
It was decided to add TWO additional
members to tile law and legislative
committee. Iae kisis- the nulaber. seven.
Herman Ross. general organizer for
The bakers and ~confeetiOners' union.
addressed the coUhciL he. asked that
organized labor n the city get behind
the movement o. bakers union. No "a.
10 bake union made French and Italian
bread. Beginning next AIondsy the
plant at +Twerty- first and Bryant
streets wiIl- furnish. ;customers French
or Italian bread baked under union
conditions
At tse.last fneet.ns q united Ia borers
Of sam IRA nctscU.. u capdidates We're
obligated ana as;number Of aDplica
uQns received. BIsin6ss Agent Frank
lieDouald OF the building trades coun-
Ga addressed the local on trade. union
topics and told - the organizing work
done in. Les Angeles. T1le committee
on constitution reported On the pro
posed amendgleuts. These amendments
VIII be read at the next meeting 6f
the union and CiLen be go for adoption.
The following resolution was unapi-
mousiy adopted-~r
Whereas. I'D III. issue Of the Daily
News of Friday. November -. 1910
under the caption. ':NOnCitizens al
lowed on city work. there appears
an article containing statements
and allegations intended 20 repre-
sent The present Union abor ad-
ministrarion as not dealing fairly
with the laboreTs Union. and
Whereas the present union labor
administration has done more for
and given fairer treatment 10 the
membership Of tire labOrers union
in lne ruatter ot protecting citizens
and residents of san F@rancisco.
t1an any previous abstraction
alaFiTe in tfe construction Of the
sewer work now in progress in this
City removed about 800 nOnresi-
.leuts and HOncitizens who had
heretofore heen employed by 2 pre-
NiNlS @llllTiS tFat1on uDfrlendlN TO
"rEa i'Z=1 labor, therefore be IL
Resolved, that We the united
labOrsTs OF Sa Fra nciscO, do here-
hy express our approval. com
rleraerlou and sincere thanks to
the Hon ?. H. Mccarthy. and the
present union labor a6min;stration ;
for the fair and lust treatment OK
tended 10 our union and the mem
hers thereof Al all times.
Many men prDminent in the labor
movement are Interested in 4 benefi'
bali TO he given by the Young Ladies
social club for one of its. members il
distress The bah VIII be held in the
q Auditorium annex. Fillmore and Page
streets. Thursday evening. Decenb Der s
e charter from the international
has been received by builders .unior
no. l. At. the next meeting nomina.
tions for officers viii be. made
Routine business took up most oi
fhe evening Of miilmen's- union No. %;
at the. last meeting and S5l2S0 was
sent TO the Los angeles strike com
mittee. The local viii elect officers
for The ensuing term EuesdaS evening
December -.