The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
Will BUY SITE FOR
NEWLABOR temple
Hall Association Approves the
Selection of Sixteenth and
Capp Streets
At the melting Sat

<11ENS At the netting Sat
GsA5szgs sssa sss2aseogEs!O urday night OF the
afEEAEaa committee OF 20
with the board of directors Of the
labor council temple hall association
George W. Bell was chosen president
and A ]. Gallagher secretary. 1t was
decided TO buy the site at Sixteenth
and Capp streets for the new labor
temple. Bonds will be offered for sale
for the building to be erected. 1t is
the intention of the committee in
charge to erect class A structure.
Another meeting will be held Wednes-
day night, October IL, at which time
the directors were instructed to bring
IN an approximate cost of the building.
Members of electrical workers unfo1
No who wish to attend the Chutes'
entertainment tomorrow night can
obtain tickets free from the secretary.
}. MCGEE will act as business agent
during the absence of Elken as dele
gate to the state federation of labor
convention.
President Edwards was in the chair
at the last meeting OF hosting en-
glneers union No. SO. One candidate
was initiated. Much routine business
was passed upon. The usual Los An
geles assessment was paid Business
was reported good.
The twenty-fifth anniversary ball of
bakers union No. "a will take place in
the Auditorium November r. At Sat
urday nights meeting Edward Hoff-
man was elected a member of the ex-
ecutive board, vice John Zipperle, re-
signed. j. ZamfOrd was elected dele
gate 10 the labor council and r. Win
ters was chosen a trustee.
J. j. Freel OF New York. fnterna-
tlonal president Of stereotypers' union:
General Secretary Treasurer George
Williams and international Vice Pres
fdent p. j. Clancy OF Boston, the gen
eral arbitration board. recently had a
conference with the publishers in re-
gard to the New York wage scale for
stereotypers. The results reached Will
be made known soon.
An election will be held by mem
oers of typographical union No. 21
Wednesday. october 10. which will
bring out a big vote. The first propo-
sition to be voted upon is the raising
Of the salaries of the international
president and secretary treasurer to
$4,000 each. Another proposition calls
for fiat per capita of 81 to cover va
rious international activities. A grad
uated burial benefit from $50 TO $3.50.
dCCOIQAHS 10 lS08Ln T1DeTSnlD, Will
be also voted upon. The last propo-
sition changes the present law requir-
ing the agent for the union printers
home to attend only one meeting of
the board of trustees during his term
of office.
1t is requested that all delegates to
the label section of the labor council
attend the meeting tomorrow night
Important matters are to be considered.
Word comes from Stockton that the
controversy in the building industry
which has been going on for three
months has at last been settled. and
the union carpenters went to work
yesterday morning.
movement is on foot to unionizs
the various cafeterias throughout the,
city. The joint executive board of the
culinary crafts will take charge Of the
matter There will be a meeting OF
the board tonight when the PROPOSE
tion will be thoroughly discussed. 1t
is understood that A. c. Beck, secre-
tary of walters union No. 80. will be
made president Of the board.
The Louisville convention OF the
international photo engravers' union
voted full support to the Boston union.
now on strike. International President
Vol is in Boston, having charge OF the
struggle.
A dance was given in San Jose Satur-
day night by organized labor of Santa
Clara county, the proceeds TO be used
to further the election of trades union
lists running for political Office. The
affair was under the auspices OF the
Union labor club Of Santa Clara county.
An excellent program was arranged
by the following committee; ". G..
Mathewson, W. p. Carey, Fred Volkers,
J. Watson and George Moody. A num-
Der of trades unionists from San Fran
cisco attended the function. Another
social dance for the same purpose will
be held in the San Jose Labor temple
October s.