United labor bulletin., 1913-02-20

of new structures are being contemplat-
ed in the near future.
The extensive advertising campaign
planned by the Chamber of Commerce,
through its recently organized publicity
league. means that thousands of dollars
worth of printing is going to be distribut-
ed among the various Offices in the city.
This means much to the. printers and
pressmen.
ExPresident w. G. King OF Typograph-
ical union No. -, who has held posi-
tion for a number OF years on the Denver
Post linotype operator has taken
travelling card and is now in Los An
geles.
John A. Murray. president of the Inter
national Union of Cement Workers.
whose home is in ST. Louis. Mo. intends
making his future home in Denver. He
has been in Denver for several weeks.
but is now out of the city. IL is under
stood on the best OF authority that Pres
| ident Murray will not be candidate TO
succeed himself when his present term
expires.
The woman's Trade Union league is
making a canvass OF all labor organiza-
| tons to sell tickets for the John Mitchell
lecture at the Auditorium Sunday even
| Ing. March 2. Hundreds of tickets are
being sold and one OF the largest crowds
that ever heard n lecture on a labor sub
ject will be in attendance. II was report
ed to this office that one organization
alone took. l25 tickets. The Legislators
and state. county and city officials will
be in attendance.
C. r Sink. member of Pressmen's
union No. la. Colorado Springs. was in
Denver last week in the interest of an
athletic entertainment 10 be given in
that city for r. X. Radley. a member OF
the same organization. Mr.. Radley is
afflicted with Brights disease. and other
complications have set in that threaten
to result fatally II he is not operated on
without loss OF time. He will be forced
TO go to a lower altitude. and to do this
must have funds. His friends are giving
the entertainment in order that his life
may be prolonged. Mr. Sink succeeded
In selling a large number of tickets in
Denver.
Archie Lockridge is in town with
Macy's Models at the Empress theatre.
Archie is an old timer on the road and
he met another old timer there in the
person of John McGovern. They are get
ting along quite nicely together by fight
meet, and they meet quite frequently in
the course of the week.
Danny Lawlor is another hard worker
In the labor ranks OF the Stage EN-
ployes. He is from Portland. Maine, but
we don't hold that against him. He is
with the Concert company at the Broad
way this week. The boys of local No.
are doing their best to make 1t pleasant
for them while they are in town by TAX
ing all their money from them in various
ways too numerous to mention They
will have to borrow money to get out of
town.
Thomas Green of the Bartenders'
union No. died at his home Monday
evening. following severe attack OF
grippe. The remains were shipped last
night to Deadwood, S. d. Bartenders of
No. S accompanied the body TO the
Union station.
Out at 1116 Cherokee is happy
mother and father. and the reason is on
account of the arrival of n big. bouncing
girl baby. which came to the home Sat
urday. l.. II. Osten and wife are the
proud parents. and the girl and her
mother are doing fine. Mr.. Osten is
member of Cement Workers No. 81.
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