The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
STRIKE Committee
SHIPS GROCERIES
Goods Bought Here to Be Sold
at Cost TO Los Angeles
Unionists

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EAzZz of the Los Angeles
general campaign strike committee |
that S1.5oo worth Of groceries and pro
visions had been purchased and were
on the way to Los Angeles. W. r. |
OaInmach, president of grocery clerks /
union has been sent down to be super |
lntendent Of the store 1t is thought |
et@t py tuesday the sale of goods will |
-SIA- The goods have all been pur-
c"aseo IN san Francisco and Oakland |
and hereafter regular consfgnments |
~ be sent from here. All strikers
"a DC allowed 10 buy goods at cost. I
Cl"er patrons viii be charged regular 4
retail prices.
A. w. Seton Jr of the Alameda |
oIlolng trades council and L. II. Pratt |
OF the Oakland central labor body re- 1
tulhed from Los Angeles yesterday and (
Mere at the meeting OF the committee. |
1Hey reported that the conditions in /
the southern city were improving.
after II weeks" said Seton "the /
sIlft or the men is fine. One evidence
OF thls Is that IS companies Of Is men /
each have been formed to do picket 1
uuly and each man is doing his work |
cheerfully- The police have ceased ar |
resting for picketing The advent OF ]
me san Francisco lawyers for the !
strikers has had a good effect upon4
the men"
Division marshals and their aids for
The Labor day parade have been re-
Quested to attend the meeting next
sunday in the Auditorium of the build
lng trades council and receive sashes.
regalia and final instructions from the
grand marshal John A Kelly.
Andrew c Hughes. president OF the
international cooper's union, viii ar
ak TJp
has been visiting unions of his craft
on the Pacific coast. A joint meeting
VIII be held by the two locals in this
city in sheet metal workers hall, at
which Hughes viii make an address.
Brick layers union No. will form
at seventeenth and Valencia streets al
. O'Clock on the morning of the Labor
day parade. Marshall T. Nelson and
his aids, George Kelley and Richard
Hopkins, have asked all members to be
prompt in forming in line. The union
VIII be preceded by band of 25 pieces
a me Of s. VIII be imposed upon each
member who fails to parade The mem
bers should call upon Secretary Hamiu
at building trades council and secure
orders for uniforms. The secretary viii
be al his Office daily between and 0
a. IA and and p. N.
The next meeting Of branch of the
amalgamated society Of carpenters and
joiners VIII be held Monday evening
september 19. The regular meeting
falls on Labor day, but il was decided
10 hold no session on that date.
Typographical union No. 2I will be
in regular monthly session this after
noon Much important business viii
come before the meeting and all mem
bers are expected TO be present.
The upholsterers' union has asked |
the assistance OF officers of the labor /
council ia a conference to be held with 4
The employers over the new wage
agreement. The meeting win be held /
tomorrow morning, when settlement |
probably viii be reached. All men are |
still at work.
The free exhibition OF homemade
goods to be displayed by the Home In
dustry league of California is claiming
the attention Of organized labor. The
league has expressed Willingness to
have delegates from the labor council
sent 10 its meetings and the matter
VIII come UP at the next meeting of
the label section Of the council
A dispatch to this city from New
York indicates that the strike of the
$4,000 cloak makers viii end soon. II
is said that the executive committees
Of the cloak makers and the Skirt
ma anufacturers' association have already
reached an agreement and in all prob
ability the strike viii be called off to-
morrow.
At the last meeting of boiler makers
lodge No. 25 NJ. J. Mcclure was elected
marshal for the Labor day parade and
his aids viii be J. Burns and C. Peter
son.
The eleventh anniversary OF the var
nishers and polishers' union no. 134
viii be ceIebra ted October p by ball
and entertainment The committee OF
arran gements consists OF u. Canelo,
William NJ. Page, T. Cakes. J. Cunning
ham, H Lansfeld, L. a Morelli and J.
{. Patterson.
At the last meeting Of placksmiths'
union 10. l6S it was decided 10 have
the members assemble at headquarters
at $50 q N. Labor day. when badges
and regalia viii be distributed. a do
nation of $50 was made TO the commits
sary fund and sl0O was voted as q
death benefit fund TO pay expenses at
tendant upon the burial of J. Young, a
member who died Wednesday in Los
Angeles.
A delegate from brook makers union
declared before the labor council that
more eastern unfair brooms were sold
IN month in this city than union
made IN seven or eight months. He
once more asked organized labor to
buy only union labeled brooms and
brushes.
Tho next meeting OF the label sec
ton viii be held September :. The
secretary reported TO the labor council
that the agitation committee was do |
ing effective work
The right of the boycott has been |
sustained once more by Judge Manton |
OF Toledo. Q. The judge placed /
stress upon the dissenting opinion of
justices Fielding and Holmes in a Mas |
sachusetts supreme court case
Justice Holmes is now q member OF |
the United States supreme court. In |