The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04


officers:
". Anderson: secretary @. h Hatch; treasurer.
F. A. Adams; trustees. Joseph Doyle. Jesse Kelly
Larson, r. E. John and p j. Walcott Jr; ser
geant at arms. Nels Nelson. delegate to the
labor council Joseph Reynolds:
At the. last meeting Of carpenters
union No. 1870 the following nomina-
tions were made, the election TO be
held next Tuesday night:
For president, F. J. Kreamer; for vice presi7
Knott and ". G. Charleton; for financial secre-
tary. George $. Brewer; for treasurer. c. ".
ID. Riordsn: for delegates 70 the bay counties
district council Of carpenters George S Browcr
and ". H. Charleton; for delegates to the build
". H. Charleton and F. Knott
r. A Erickson was in the chair at
the last meeting of sailors union Of
the Pacific. The secretary reported
shipping slack. Shipwreck benefits
were ordered paid to four members Of
the schooner ]. NJ Weatherwax. Re-
ports up and down the coast were that
shipping was still dull
j. B. Bowen. acting president OF the
state building trades council. has been
more than busy the last week He
made trip to Pacific Grove. where.
dispute He also visited Sacramento
on official business and on his return
left for Los Angeles, accompanied by
John A. Kelly, president OF the labor
council The trip to the south was
to look over the situation.
It was announced at the last meet
ing of housesmitAs and architectural
iron workers union. No. IS that
night at the Chutes" would be given
by the local Monday. December 70
Members can secure tickets from the
secretary at the Office in the Building
Trades temple.
President Schneider was in the chair
at Thursday nights meeting of cooks
union. No. "a. Twelve candidates were
obligated and five members were fined
IS each for working seven successive
days. The harmony committee from
the walters union addressed the local
asking the union to rescind it's action
in barring members of the Pacific
coast cooks association from member
ship I'm No a. A vote was taken ans
almost unanimously the local refused
to rescind it's former action
John Bandstetter was chosen a dele
gate to the labor council and Fred
Kovarik was made vice president in
place OF Joseph r. Bader. who. was
cial meeting.
The following election board was
chosen: H. J. Hoehn. chairman; John
McDonough. John c. Lane and Joseph
Sehrauth. The election will be held
December % and the polls viii open
at a. m. and close at 9 p. m
Branch No. 1 of the society of ANAL
gamated carpenters and joiaers is in
terested in a benefit for the widow
and children OF William Graham. a
member, who after lingering Illness
OF ten months died recently Mrs.
Graham is left with several small chill
dren and she says that she thinks she
/ ought TO be able TO make So or Sc
week at sewing. but @rhis is scarcely
/ enough to keep hunger from the chill
dren. The branch has appointed COM
mittee to arrange a benefit ball of
which Mayor Mccarthy is expected to
! be floor manager. President LOhr and
/ Supervisor Charles Nelson are the
| prime movers in the benefit Tickets
/ win be on sale soon. 1T is the purpose
of the committee 70 hold the benefit in
/ the building trades auditorium next
month.
| Miss Carrie Farmer. secretary of the
laundry workers union. has written
Supervisor Nelson that she and her
organization stand ready TO give all
assistance in their power
At the last meeting of garment work
ers union Miss Sarah Hagan refused TO
serve another term as president. Nomi-
nations for officers were made. Sick
benefits TO the amount of $110 were
paid. A second donation Of 500 was
made to the striking garment workers
] Of Chicago.