The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29

graphical union with an elaborate gold
locket and chain.
The presentation speech was made by
g. +. Mitchell, local organizer for
the international tvpogranbical union
ana In response Tracy spoke feelingly
OF mis- good will to the members of the
iourth estate and his intention to con-
tlnue his efforts in their behalf.
The executive board of the state
building trades council has indorsed
the candidacy OF W. H. Bemiss, man
ager OF the building trades temple as
soclatlon, for clerk of the supreme
court. Resolutions were passed urging
union men in the state to support Be
miss.
The executive board of the district
council No. 3, retail clerks of Califor-
MA and Nevada, will meet at head
quarters, s43 Van Ness avenue. tomor-
row evening. Reports of conditions of
the locals of the two states will be
presented.
international Secretary c. L. Shamp
by telegraph yesterday ordered A
Beaser of stationary frehen's union to
proceed to Los Angeles. Beaver will
leave today.
Butchers union No. / makes the an
nouncement that all meat markets and
pork stores in the city will be closed
next Monday, July 4. The local board
viii elect officers for the ensuing term
this evening in the labor council tenn
pie.
At the meeting of the executive
board of the state building trades
council Monday organizers throughout
the state reported that membership in
the various unions was increasing, es-
pecially in Los Angeles and other parts
of southern California.
1t is announced that Fred Grahame,
international president of steam laun-
dry workers, will shortly be in Los An
geles. The laundry workers deem it
an opportune time to increase their
membership in the southern city.
Installation of officers for retail
clerks union No. 40 will take place
IN headquarters, 343 Van Ness avenue,
Friday night. International President
Max E. LIGHT Will conduct the cere-
mony.
The local recently donated s25 to
the Los Angeles strikers.
The union has decided to parade on
Labor day and a Labor day committee
VIII be appointed at the next meeting.
Secretary Gallagher has received
letter from Treasurer George Gunrey
of Los Angeles acknowledg ging receipt
of $4,000 for the metal strikers Gunrey
says that If no strike breakers are i'm
ported from the east the fight for the
eight hour day will be won soon. '-All
in ALL" writes Gunrey. "the situation
looks good to me. Money is coming in
freely"
The labor council is in receipt of
A.,
pany, which is having a dispute with
the musicians union. that there is
prospect for settlement soon.
Word has been received from the
executive council of the American fed
GRAFTON of labor that an appeal has
been sent to every labor union in this
workers of Los Angeles in their
struggle for shorter work day.
Max T.. LIGHT, international president
of retail clerks protective union, has
been invited by. retail shoe clerks
officers July 6. A banquet will follow.
President O'Grady presided at Mon
day nights meeting of bartenders
league No. Al. 1t was decided to hold
another election tomorrow in the head
will open at 10 a. m. and close at
Three candidates were obligated and
four applications for membership re-
ceived.
The local voted to access each mem
.ber % cents weekly to aid the Los An
geles strikers.
The following officers have been
elected by Mattresses union No. As:
President, Minnie Andrews; vice presi-
dent, Ida Keene; financial secretary,
Laura Molleda; business agents-Mary
Everson and Loretta Anderson; dele
gates to local joint boaru-Minnie An
drews, Bertha Cooper and Laura Mol
1eda; delegates to labor council-Minnie
Andrews, Laura Molleda, May Beck,
Mary Everson and Bertha Cooper. These
officers will be installed at the meeting
July IL. There will be no meeting next
Monday, July 4.
The following Officers have been
elected by the hosting and portable
engineers union No. 90: President, A.
S. Edwards; vice president, E. V. Adge;
recording secretary. t. c. Mercadante;
financial secretary. j. J. Murphy; treas
urer, II. Witte; conductor, T. Bynon;
guard, n. Duke: business agent, ]. ].
Murphy; trustees, J. J. Brigham and
J. Meany; state advisory board, J. j.
Murphy, II. Witte and w. Tanning;
delegates to city front federation, A. S.
Edwards. E. A. Moline and II. Witte;
delegates to building trades council. j.
J. Murphy S. W. Creigh and A S. Ed
wards; director Building Trades temple.
II. .Witte; delegates to international T.
C Mercadante and W.. Jenkins; dele
gates TO Asiatic exclusion league, e. v.
Adge, j. Etter and T. c. Mercadante.
The assessment levied by the labor
council of 25 cents member was ap-
proved.
Three attorneys have been engaged
by men. in. charge of the striking union
lists .ip Los Angeles to fight the in
functions already served and those to
be served on the unions in the southern
citv II is understood that some so in
AS minutes from Broadway and
some trains only ~ minutes-Baltimore
Park, Palm Hill and Baltimore Clark
sspur1 Canyon are at Baltimore station.
..45 minutes from Market street" Fine