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United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
Notice to Fire and Police Board.

Organized labor throughout city should demand
of that the license of the Paris
revoked unless the of that house
such infammatory pictures was shown
there Wednesday The picture depicts strike in
which employees a hne shop demand the eight
hour day meeting OF the union. in which the
members shown wild with frenzy, one OF the
members s meet the employer After few mo-
the employer refuses the demand and
interviewer shakes his fist at the employer and de
parts members of the organization outside
shop and the joins them The employees act In
insulting toward him, and then throw bricks
through windows of the shop breaking all
the windows.
The next of the union members
throwing a coin determine which one of them will
place n under of their late employer The
their possession 1t falls to the lot OF
interviewed the employer to place the
bomb He home with him and places 1t in a
table That night he attends meeting of the
union leaving his child home. The house
the wife notifies the husband by telephone
for home in hurry meets the employer in an
automobile the employer takes him into the machine
him his home just in time to the strikers
baby. the employer carrying the latter to safety
himself home the union takes the bomb and
throws 1t into the yard explodes plain view
After the employer helps to save the
family the strike leader the strike is declared OF and
employees gather around the and cheer him and
shake him by the hand.
The picture intended nfame the patrons of NOV
ing picture against union labor. The American
Labor record against such pic
that show them, and labor in
should take the matter with the fire and police
well the morals commission and demand that
license of the Paris theater be revoked Organized
labor in Denver should the Paris theater for it
and that OF friends to under
mine great of humanity has done much
poor world little of the good things
Providence intended for all creatures of the world
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
A STEADY GAIN.

You have certainly noticed that nature
accomplishes everything by a system oi
slow but steady gains. In this way. sea
shores are built up. trees become large
rivers swell and coral reefs grow.
Any person of good balance will tell
you truthfully that your success in life
is governed by natural laws. Foremos,
among these is the law of slow but
steady gains. 1t is by this process that
all large fortunes have been built up.
It will be by the same process that all
large fortunes of the future will grow.
The sooner you start the steady gain
process working In your own finances.
the quicker you will arrive at independ-
ence and prosperity. II you are poor.
remember that most of our great and
rich men were once poorer than you.
II you have comfortable income think
what a great start you have over their
beginning. and how much more you
should accomplish.
Tho banks of Denver win keep your
money absolutely safe until you want It.
Start an account today-every day you
wait puts you one more day behind.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

Allied Printing Trades Associa
which held it's meeting in this city ndanapos)
during the present the board instructed
by xote send you copy of the Interna
Printing Trades Association and
say that local unions bound by this
and If they had complaint make against the
Allied Printing Trades Council of its actions that
through appeal to the board
of governors"
The action the board is a for closer ailia-
and a determined effort in the printing
accomplish something through that afilation
ruling board redress through appeal for
alleged wrongs countenancing Withdrawals in
settling disputes be strongly commended Now,
let's get together printing trades.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

The civil service law is joke as 1t
is administered by the present commits.
sion. That the commission is biased,
prejudiced and partisan there is but few
doubt. The appointments are political
as is the personnel of the commission.
To show what joke the commission
is we need but point to the questions
asked that decide the qualifications OF
the commissioner of printing:
What kind of type was first used in
printing!"
when was printing first used?'
What Is a galley slice?''
Among the large number of foolish
questions asked is the last one named.
Few printers OF today know what a gal
ley slice is unless they are working in
an out-ofdate shop or are old-dmers. A
galley slice is a galley with a false bot
tom. Because Risley knew what It was
he is now public printer for the state of
Colorado.
1t might be well to state here that a
civil service law is a detriment to labor
ing people for they may never expect
to receive any appointments under the
law. Such appointments will go to col
lege graduates. readers OF books and
technical persons. The man who knows
the business from start to finish viii get
left. because the questions asked are
technical and have little to do with the
business.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
BRYAN GETS APPOINTMENT.

John F. Bryan of 251s Irving street
was appointed Wednesday morning by
Mayor Henry ]. Arnold to the position
of chief inspector of plumbing to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of ]. G.
Schuster- Bryan's appointment. accord
ing to the mayor. meets with the ap-
proval of the labor organizations and of
the master plumbers.
The new inspector is in business at
1924 Lawrence street. He has followed
his business in Denver for twenty-seven
years. He is the father of FRANK A. Bry-
an, prominent in the labor organizations
of the city. having but recently been
president of the Denver Trades and La
bur assembly.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
HOME INDUSTRY.

Another instance of the age-worn car
rying of coal to Newcastle has been
brought to the attention of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce in an open letter
to Edward Yetter, the president, from L.
H. Fitzgerald, of the Denver Journeymen
Stonecutters' association. Mr. Fitzger-
AIDS letter protests against the use of
building stone brought from other states
to Colorado when the material available
in the vicinity is better adapted for use.
In his letter Mr.. Fitzgerald asserts
that Denver capitalists seem to regard
Colorado stone with disfavor, inasmuch
as they persist in building their resi-
dences and large office buildings with
products brought from Indiana.
Two of Denver's finest churches, on
Capitol hill, stand out today to meet the
gaze of the eastern visitor as inspiring
monuments to the stone industry of In
diana" the letter states. rather than
that of Colorado. The stone used in the
construction of these churches was
threefourths finished when it reached
Denver
"A conservative estimate shows that
s25o.0o0 was paid into the Golfers of the
Bedford stone trust during the past four
years by the citizens of Denver and the
state of Colorado"
Even the state buildings at Greeley
and Fort Collins have been built of Bed
ford stone and the qualities of the Colo
rado product disregarded. the letter
states
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
Typos Ordered Into Council.

Typographical union No. 40 has been ordered by the
of International Allied Printing
Trades Association reaifate with the Denver Allied
Printing Trades Council 40 withdrew from the local
council because its members unseated in the
they holding their seats in violation
the constitution of the council being employers This
principal of the withdrawal. but mslead-
of members of typographical union had
much do with the withdrawal. 1t local admins
tration the typos, and members
sought show the alacy of the but to avail
The of Governors addressed to Secre
Brdsall of No. 40 of which read
the meeting of the Allied Printing Trades Council last
night follows. and is signed by John W. Hays secretary
The communications which have passed between you
and myself and the officers of the Allied Printing Trades
Council in Denver presented the Board OF Gov
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
INSPECTOR COMMITS SUICIDE.

]. C. Schuster city plumbing inspec-
tor. shot and killed himself in Gahan's
saloon. opposite the city hail. Friday.
Two weeks ago Schuster left hfs Of
fee Immediately after having been
served with divorce papers. and had not
been seen until Friday. According TO
his friends. he had been drinking heavily
and managed to keep in seclusion-
Friday c. r Rewalt. chief sanitary in
srector. A. NJ Medaris and E b. Hearth,
city emuloyes. located Schustcr In sa-
loon In Eivria. They prevailed upon him
10 70 To the city hall TO see Mayor Ar
mold
schuster returned 10 the city with the
men. on arriving at the city hall, he
asked permission TO get drink 10 brace
him up. before seeing the mayor He
went to rear room of Gahan's saloon
and a moment later a shot was heard.
The men found Schuster with wound
in his head Schuster is said TO have
passed several short checks He WAS a
non union man.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

This arrangement was to have been
concluded on Saturday when, according
to the agreement, the American Fuel
company was to have paid the miners
all back wages. The money was not
paid, and Saturday night when the min
ers were leaving their work they heard
rumors that they we're to receive no
money. The men became considerably
wrought up, and at once laid plans for
the meetings Sunday, which resulted in
calling the men out
1t is understood the national union
will carry out its part of the agreement
and pay the miners for half their time
since the agreement was made in Janu-
ary, 1912.
The amount in wages withheld from
the miners up to Saturday night is ap-
proximately $4,000.
The American Fuel company controls
eight of the smaller mines in Boulder
county, and when these mines were
opened to union labor the move was
hailed throughout the county and state
as the beginning of the end of the
strike.
Developments Sunday. however. it is
feared. will bring forth sharp issue
again for the Rocky Mountain Fuel COM
pany. which has consistently refused to
recognize the union and whose mines
are now being worked to near full ca
pacity by non-union labor.
1t is believed that the American Fuel
company will be properly financed and
that the company will re-employ union
men. The company has notified patrons
that it will take care of all contracts.
The American company supplies Denver
with fuel.
Later-One hundred of the 500 union
miners who took part in the walkout of
the American Fuel company in the
Observation-Disclosures coal fields Monday
morning returned to work Wednesday.
They are the men in the employ of the
Matchless mine at Louisville and the
Fox at Marshall. two of the properties
on which the American Fuel company
had options that were allowed to expire.
Operating as independent concerns.
the MatchIess and Fox mines Wednes-
day afternoon paid to the men in their
employ the back wages that were waived
some time ago for the purpose of assist
ing the American company in its finan-
eial difficulties. The men returned to
work under the union scale which the
American Fuel company signed.
According to Receiver C. NJ. Williams
and officials of the United Mine Work
ers in Denver there is no change in the
situation as it relates to the other men
who have been idle since Monday It
is reported. however. that all the indie
pendent mines that were merged
through the formation OF the American
Fuel company may resume operation as
separate companies.
The Capital and Senator at Lafayette.
the Centennial at Louisville and the
Evans at Marshall were combined year
and a half ago into the American Fuel
company. Options were taken on the
Matchless and Fox mines. but never ex-
ercised. although the merger company
took their coal output.
Failure to negotiate the sale of its
bonds is generally credited as the rea-
son for the failure of the American.
Among other prospective purchasers OF
the securities was the Banque Franco
American. the Paris banking house In
terested in the refinancing of the Dem
yer Reservoir Irrigation company.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

torney general. certified the name OF
Risiey to the senate which Is not neees'
sary but is merely done to avoid posi-.
Bile Ioophole. The certifying OF the civil
service commission is virtually final
Risiey will now go on three months
probation on the work. according TO the
law. and II charges are not preferred
asainst him in that time VIII continue
ON the job.
Risley's Office in South Denver Is oper'
atod under the worst OF unfair shop con.
Iitions. and bis securing the place as
Commissioner OF printing is an indict'
ment of the civil service board. the law
under which It acts. and Is a slap In The
face OF every union man and woman in
Denver.
Tim civil service commission Is made
up OF three members, two OF which have
been named by Governor Ammons. the
last named.~Sing Judge Hicks. appointed
at the InAcSe of T. NJ. Patterson. It
was since these appointments that HIS
lcy's case was reviewed and he was
given the place.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

possibility
Risey
of of
is the
Isl
commissioner
list returned by the cvn service
the a
with the result h counted
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
ANOTHER NoN-uNIoN SHOP.

Denver is to have another non-union
barber shop. Auerbach. who conducts
a shop at Eighteenth and Stout and
charges 10 cents each for everything you
have done and throws shoe shine in.
will shortly open up another large shop
of the same kind in the building of the
Paris theater. This is as it should be
the punching of all unfair places, such
as the Paris theater. Auerbach's. the
Great Northern, the Marquette. bar and
Pat o'Brien's house of ill-fame, all in
the same block.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

Since the protest was made. as re-
lated in this article. Mr.. Risley has
communicated with Secretary Frank
G. Birdsail of No. 49. asking for
conference. Wednesday evening he
met President Pferdestelier OF No.
-. Oscar Anderson OF the execu-
Rive board OF the same organization.
and Secretary Rodgers OF the Allied
Printing Trades Council Mr.. Risiey
made application to join No. ~. as
did Mr.. Picket. who has charge OF Mr..
Risiey's ONCE. Should these men De
admitted to No. 49-and there seems
no good reason why they should not
the ONCE will carry the label OF the
Allied Printing Trades Council.
pressman will. OF course. be en-
ployed. Senator Garman. chairman
OF the committee on printing OF the
senate. deserves much credit for this
success. because II was he who held
Rp the appointment OF Mr.. Risiey In
Ms committee. Garman is a member
oNN a.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
AMERICAN FUEL COMPANY
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
Company Employing Union Miners Goes Into Re-
ceiver's Hands When Men Walk Out Inability
TO Meet Payroll Cause Of Men Quitting Work.
Two Mines Have Since Started as Indepen--
dents Others May Resume.


the
and mine
o mil turned %
combine weeks
he by the tonalu to
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
ENGINEER KILLED.

While attempting to force an engine
through a snow blockade on the Burling-
ton high line. near Holyoke. Engineer
Charles Phieger. 45, was killed Sunday
when the locomotive left the track and
turned over. burying him beneath it. The
fireman was badly scalded. but he will
recover.
Phleger's body was recovered by n
wrecking crew Sunday afternoon and
was taken to Sterling. He has no rela-
tives here
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
IErenzied Finance.

We notice in the Wyoming Labor Journal article
Harry of the extinct Colorado Indus
Review. 1t deals with frenzed finance promoted
York dealt with in The Bache Review
there is anything that Harry is up it is frenzied
Harry should tell the readers of the Journal how
money New Years edition without issuing
paper. The business of Denver will be interest
ed in such article
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
COMMENT ON TIMELY TOPICS
Telephone Company Picks President Hines

Denver Trades and Labor assembly and of
Union Label No. selected by the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph together with Godfrey
Schrmer president of Trust Co.. E. L.
Schoz president OF the Retail Merchants Merritt
W. president of the Gano Downs Coz W. A Hover,
of the W. A. Hover Drug CO.: F. j. Chamberln
Of John president
of the Construction dve into the books
of the Telephone make of its
Telephone has
fixed the Brown ordinance,
adopted the February election low enable the
dividends stocks and good
While the Trades and Labor assembly
meeting placing the delegates
opposed the named
adopted February election Pre
assembly wrong doing He
Many labor
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

This was done very quietly. and the
name OF Risiey certified to the governor
by the commission. Under the law there
is nothing for the governor to do but
name the person certified, except that
he might hold 1t up II a case was at
tempted before the commission In this
case there was no protest made. and the
governor, acting on the advice of the at
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20
RISLEY is STATE PRINTER;
PROTEST FILED IN SENATE

Publisher Of South Denver Eye Certified TO Gov
eraor BY Civil Service Commission: Carman
Holds Up Name in Senate Committee -AppIica
ton Now Made to Join Typographical Union and
;, Conduct Union Shop Credit Due Garman.
United labor bulletin., 1913-03-20

has chi consntt t being on he ecomTt j
in
work.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19
Information del Riego
Existen los contratos.

En- la session de la Camara de Dele.
gados verifcada ell Jueves nltlmo. cuya
information publicamOs en- la edlclon
de aver, copiabamos las palabras del
senior DiaZ Navarro cuandO daba cuen
TIA 4 la Camara de las gestiones prac-
ticadas en- las cOnferencias que el Co
mite Especial del riego, de la repre-
sentaci0n popular, celebrara con ell del
Consejo Executive, para llegar d TN
acuerdo en- las diferencias sulgidas en-
ire ambos cuerpos colegisladores, con
motive de la ley de riego.
Segun el senior D1az Navarro, ell prin-
cipal argumento que el Attorney Gene
raj opone para rechazar ell proyecto
sustituto de la Camara al bill del Con-
sejo. consiste en- afrmar aquel funcio~
mario que no eXist1a contratO alguro
con los regantes.
Para desvirtuar tai oposicion, SECURE
como estaba ell Delegado por San Juan
de que tales documcntos eXistlan Ell ell
protocolo del NotariO de Guayama don
Tomas Bernardini de la Huerta por
ante qrlien hablan sido otorgados, soil
cit6 ell senior Dlaz Navarro, que dichC
senor compareciese ante ell Comite del
riego de la Camara. trayendo en- su po.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19

guel Targa y su distingubda familia. La
premura c0nque ell viaje ha sido reslel-
to impide al senior Targa tener la salts
faccion de despedirse de suls nllmerosas
amistades, por 10 cual nos encarga cue
en- su nombre 10 hagamos en- estas IL
meas. Ell BOLETIN desea lrn felicisi-
mo viaje los distinguidos viajeros. Y
que regresen pronto a esta capital dom
de Sc les estima altamente.
Entire los que acaban de aprobar
los examenes de revallda del titulo de
Lcdo. Ell Famnacia fgura un inteli-
gente amigo nuestro: ell joven don Juan
Marquee Davila, ell cJlal Sc gradu5 en-
Indiana University obteniendo en- todas
las asignaturas alt1simas caIificaciones.
El joven Marquee, quien felicitamos
efusivamente por su trirmfo, ha sahdo
para San Sebastian, donde pasara un
par de meses. embarcando luegO para
los Estados UTnidos con ell fin de seguir
los estudios de doctor en- NIedicina Y
Cirrlj1a, de los que va tiene aprobado el
primer ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19
ULTIMA HORA
Ell Juez de la Corte Federal, recomen-
dado para Gobernador de Puerto
Rico.

Circu1a con insistencia ell rumOr de
que ell Juez de la Corte Federal. senol'
Hamilton, sera nombrado por ell pre-
sidente Wilson gobernador de Puerto
Rico
Esta tarde estuvo rlno de nuestros re
dactores en- la. Fortaleza con ell fin de
comprobar la verosimilidad del rumor,
diciendosenos ALI por ell secretario par
ticular del gobernador que oficialmen-
tie" no Sc Saba NADIA, pero que hasta SUI
oficina hab1a llegaIdo tambien la mott
cha de haberse recibido un cable priva-
do confirmando ell rumor, 10 cual >
agrego ell senior SaldaIa,-no era mott
vo de extraneza en- vista de las relacio-
nes que entiende 6l existen entire ell
Juez Hamilton ell presidente Wilson
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19

Desperdiciar la OCCASION que esta noche
zrinda al cJllto p1blico de San Juan ell
eminente actor, ell insllstituible "Juan
jose, ser1a desaprovechar la oportll-
nidad de poder unir en- ell APPLAUSE la
rriemdo pareja con la fanna del gran es-
critor
Para manana, anuncia ell hermoso
drama de Zorrilla "El Zapatero Ell
Rey", del teatro clasico espanol, y Sc
guramente ambas noches, Sc vera en- ell
Teatro 10 mas granada de nuestra So
ciedad, que ALI Sc dara cita para abri-
llantar con su presencia dos noches de
arte legitimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19

at
der, para ser examinado. ell menciona-
do archivo
Accedi0 la Presidencia a esta denan-
da, y circuladas las ordenes oportunas.
aver lego San Juan compareciendo
lnmedlatamente ante la Camara ,el.refe-
rldO Notario, quien tenia en- su poder
ell protocolo pedido
I, efectlvamente: eXaminado aquel
archivo por los senores Aboy Benitez
Dlaz Navarro. el tapllgrafo de este a.
tlmo senior, tom0 las siguicntes notas
que son una plena confirmation del
error en que esta ell Attorney General
ncgando la eXistencia Gle tales, contra-
tos, pues en- ell protocolo del senor Ber-
nardini eXisten q escrituras. cuvos
nllmeros de orden y fecha del otorga-
mientO publicamOs 4 continuation
que Sc referen todas las cesiones he
chas por los otorgantes que relatamos,
EN- favor de FL Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co rcpresentado la saxon por Mr. Lar
ders, Gle los aprOvechamientos de aguas
que les correspondent en- las fncas d,
su propiedad, mediante ell pago de TN
peso
Los instrumentos p1blicos, son los 81,
guientes:
la. Escritura No. SO, otorgada por
don Antonio Alcaide, como Presidente
de la 'Providencia Central Company'',
cediendo sus aprovechamientos. r.
servandose el derecho 4 Ia cantidad &c
aqua que estime necesaria.
"a. E. No. 80. Otorgada en- 3 de-
agosto de 1903. De la misma PROV
dencia Central Company eediendo
otros aprovechamientos on las misma>
condolences que la anterior.
r. No. 80. 3 agosto de 1908. Otorgad;.
por dona Enriqueta D1az de Calimano.
propietaria del Canal Calimano'. ce-
diendo ell aproHechamiento de las aguas
sobrantes del rio "Aguamanil'', con
destino al riego de las Haciendas "Sta.
Elena y "Felicidad Por la mism:.
escritura cedi6 dicha se1ora al Pueblo
Gle Puerto Rico, los privilegios que le
habla concedido ell Gobierno de Espa.
na sobre ell indicado Canal.
E. No. a. 7 agosto 1903. Otorgant,
Mr.. Charles, representante de la Cen
tral ''Aguirre
f. No. 95. s agosto 1908. De los So
nores Cervoni. en- los mismos terminos
f. 96. 10 agosto 1908 De don Vicen-
te y dona Margarita Antonetti y Anto-
mini.
(Contin1a en la 8a. piSin..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19

por ell actor que 10 estren6 EN- el Teatro
: A lllaanbra" de Madrid, en- el cue OBJ.
tllvo tan extraordinario exito, que deci-
dlo STU carrera artlstica que1ando desde
entonces cotlsagrado como 1tno de los
mas emlnentes actores Espanoles.
Juan jose, interpretado por Mi
guel Munoz, alcanz6 ochenta tantas
representatives conservatives an aonol
lmportante Teatro; en- medic del aplau-
50 general del ptiblico de la mas exec
lenfe crltica teatral Idle la Prensa Espa.
fiola. 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-19
Noticias de Sociedad

Sc encuentran. pasando una tempo
rada Ell Santurce, nuestras muy estima-
das amigas las bellas y simpaticas sefo-
ritas Carmen y Maria Levy, de la alta
sociedad de Lares Reiteramosles nues-
tro afectuoso saludo.
En- ell vapor "Buenos Aires, y que
pasado maflana. zarpara de- nuestro
puerto con rumbo a los de Espa1a, en-
barcaran nuestro buen amigo don Mi