The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
WATERS CONTINUE
TENDERLOIN WAR
Two of Prescribed Cafes Re-
ported TO Have Closed
Their Doors
Edited bv o. M. BOYLE

Edited DV ~. NJ. oO Lie -.
Continued efforts
S7F1pfsl M le5ussO are being made by
<EEEzsE5 walters union No.I
80 to remove the tenderloir cafes from
the downtown business section of the
city. At the last meeting OF the union
it was reported that two of the cafes
on the unfair list had closed their
doors. Eleven candidates were obli=
gated and 1s applications received. The.
local contributed 500 to the Los An
geles strikers. $50 to the: cooks and
walters on strike in Spokane. and s25
TO the united hatters.
Because Of an evening at the
Chutes" there will be no meeting of
electrical workers union No. 6 next
Wednesday night. All members and
their families and friends will enjoy
the evening through the courtesy Of
The mana cement Of the Chutes. Secre-
tsry Peter Clifford states that members
can obtain tickets free at the Office in
Building Trades Council temple.
Three candidates were obligated at.
the last meeting Of carriage and wagon
workers union No. 6. and six .apphca-s
tions received. The petition being
signed throughout the city for the re-
movaI of immigration Commissioner
North was indorsed by the local.
The smoker and high jinks given by
grocery clerks union on Thursday
night was well attended A varied
program received approval and. light
refreshments were served.
The sum Of 800 was donated to.tte
Los Angeles strikers at the last meet.
ing Of electrical workers union No.
ISL E. S. Hurley and r l. Eltringham
were elected delegates TO the state fed
Grafton of labor convention. The in
ternational assessment of so cents is
now due and should be paid to Business
Agent HamiL
Porters' and bathhouse employees
union viii hereafter meet in sheet
metal workers hall. Fourteenth and
Guerrero streets. The next meeting
viii be held Wednesday night. octo-
Der y.
Three candidates were obligated and.
FIVE applications received at Wednes@
day nights meeting OF milk wagon.
drivers union No. 226. A quarterly
meeting will be held next Wednesday
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taken on amendments to the bylaws
and constitution. Quarterly reports
will also be read.
Fifteen candidates were initiated and
Is applications received at the last.
meeting of cooks helpers union No
10. The local donated SIS to the
striking cooks and walters in Spokane kane
Next Monday will be carpenters.
night" at the Chutes. There viii be
dancing until midnight under the aus
pices OF the floor committee Of the Bay
Counties district council Of carpen-.
ters. Carpenters can obtain free tick.
cts from Secretary Maxwell.
At the last meeting Of marine cooks
and stewards association of the Pa--
cific coast, Eugene Burke was in the
chair. Secretary Steidle reported ship-3
ping fair for walters Nominations.
were made for delegates to the coming
convention OF the international sea-
mems union OF America.
Machfnists' lodge No. IS at its last
meeting donated $500 to the strikers
north and south and voted $45 for
sick benefits. The Vallejo lodge sent
$3.50 for the strike fund. z. H. Misner
has been chosen delegate TO the Los
Angeles convention of the state fed
GRAFTON Of labor. Two candidates were
obligated and three applications re-
ceived-
At the last meeting of marine fire
men. oilers and water tenders union
the following nominations were made:
For president Thomas Farrell; for vice
president, William Davok; for financial
secretary. Patrick Flynn; for recording
secretary. J. Gill: for treas surer, Andrew
A. J. Aulfffe, D. Toomey, J. Connolly,
c. J. Lauren. Dennis Malloy, G. B. Wal
colt. John Collins and Charles Ander-
son; for patrolman. c. J. Harrington;
for branch agent at Seattle, John
Carney: for 5anitor. James Gallagher
The books and accounts of the local
have been audited and found correct.
There will be meeting tomorrow
night in the auditorium Of the building
trades council TO protest against the
United States delivering TO the Russian
government julius Wezosal.- who is
held in Boston and is said to be a polit-
icsI refugee. The following speakers
VIII address the meeting: James @.
Mcguire. James II. Barry, Jack London
and Austin Lewis.
Nine candidates were obligated and
Is applications received at the last
The following committee has been ap-
pointed to arrange for ball to be
given in October: Loretta Anderson,
Ida Keene. lille Tiernon, Ora Mat
thewson. May Beck, Lolita Gardner,
Laura Nolledo and Bessie Blodgett
Gertie Latey and Gladys Nevin re-
signed as trustees and Bessie Blodgett
and Letts Gardner were elected to the
vacancies.
It was thought that everything had
been adjusted satisfactorily in Stock
ton and that the union carpenters
would 20 to work Monday at s440 a
day. When they appeared on the jobs
the union. men found some nonunion
carpenters at work and objected The
various business and commercial asso-
Citations interested in the settlement
called the contractors association and
the union men together. Each side.
il is said. has agreed to abide by the
decision of the citizens, arbitration
committee. The employers. it is assert
ed, wish TO keep their nonunion help.
but hereafter wiz employ union men
only.
Organizer E. A. TrembIey of the
international garment workers union
viii leave this week for Los Angeles
TO be present at the sessions of the
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