United labor bulletin., 1911-02-02


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Louis d. Brandies of Boston will de-
fend the publishers of Hamptons maga-
zine in the libel suit of the Standard
Oil company. The article in which the
libel is alleged to have been committed
was entitled Cassidy and the Food Pois-
oners." The magazine accused the
Standard Oil company of poisoning cnll-
dren by putting sulphites into glucose
used for sweetening candy. Hamptons S
is one of the few magazines that is free
to tell the truth in regard to big busl-
ness. 1t is said that it IS not subsidized
by the interests.
La Belle SC cigar, the best union-made
sc cigar in the United States.
Four hundred pastors of churches OF
every denomination throughout Colorado
will on April 80 take up the question OF
tuberculosis as part of the national cam
pa'gn against the disease. Special meet
ings will be held on that date and plan
of action will be decided upon.
The Almo hotel corner of Cucharras
and TETON streets, Colorado Springs,
Colorado has been chosen as the officlal
headquarters for the delegates and vls-
itors to the fourth annual convention OF
the Farmers Union, to be held Febru-
ary IA to 16, 1911.
The La Belle is the best Sc cigar on
the market.
Unless the board of aldermen holds
special meeting for the purpose, or sus-
pends the rules and passes an ordinance
calling a special election in the Ninth
ward, in answer to the Worrall recall
petition, which will be introduced in the
board at the next meeting on Feb. Z, le-
gal complications may arise at the very
outset of the first recall movement IN
Denver. If the council does not respond
to the petition OF the people, action
s..ould be taken to recall those who de-
feated the will of the majority. Let us
make the recall a weapon for good IN
the city of Denver.
Baur's bon bons and chocolates are
the best 1912 Curtis street.
Billy Collins, who works on our paper,
on Friday night set up 800 ems of non
pareil without stopping for lunch. How's
that for record?-Country Journalist
in Denver Post.
Candidates for office in the Denver
Typographical union are coming forth at
this early date. 1t is said that President
E. S. Close and Vice President ]. p.
Parker, as well as w. G. King and Miss
Pearl Fincher of the Post chapel, will
be candidates for delegate to the annual
convention, which will be held at San
francisco in August. Martin Lacher OF
the Republican has not yet signified his
intention, although those who vote for
him every time he is candidate hope
he will decide in the affirmative. Bert
Bowles of the Post, who was defeated
by President Close by six votes last year,
and Fred Pferdesteller of the Express
will be opposing candidates for the ex-
ecutive office this year. President Close
is being urged by his friends, it is said,
to make the race for president of the l.
T. U. one year hence.
From all accounts from Denver, Repre-
sentative George NJ. Ashton is verifying
the good opinion of his labor friends in
Pueblo county in his attitude toward
labor egislation.-Pueblo Review.
Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar
Union made.
"The union label is the shield of the
union man" Do you use your shield?
Harry Douthwaite, the well known
mine worker, has removed from Colo
RADIO Springs to Denver, where he is act |
vely engaged in the coal mine inspect
or's office. Appointments of this kind |
will soon MAKE this Office an effective in
stitution for good.-Pueblo Review.
The best way to give the lie to the /
statement that union men don't buy Ia
Oeled goods is-to buy them.
Ora l.. Bradford spent Saturday and
Sunday at home with his folks after
.wo weeks organizing trip in New Mex
co. Bradford reports the Brotherhood
Of Carpenters locals as progressing nice
y in that territory.-Pueblo Review.
La Belle &c cigar. the best union-made
SC cigar in the United States.
When you buy union made goods, you
employ union labor
James E. Barrett, former treasurer of
the local Painters union, is now located
in Denver, holding membership in Paper
Hangers local No. 800 of that city
JiHIny, dlter spending SATURDAY ana
Sunday at home in Pueblo, left for Mon
tezuma, where he is negotiating for
Review.
Demand the union label.
Charles M. Fielder, general western or
ganizer of the BARRIERS, who is paying
Pueblo visit, has recently passed |
through experiences in Los Angeles, at
the hands of the constabulary, that luck
lily falls to the lot of but few. At meet
ing of his local union last night he re-
cited some of these in detan.-Pueblo
Review.
La Belle. the best union-mads &c cigar
in the United States.
General Organizer NJ. Grant Hamilton