The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
LABOR TEMPLE To
BE MADE CLASS c
Board of Directors Discuss
Charging Plans to Meet
Amount of Funds

At the last meet
C6Rfs G,EeSS5MaO ing of the board of
RHEoM directors of the San
Francisco Labor Temple association
the proposition to proceed with the
erection of the structure that shall be
the home Of labor organizations at
Sixteenth and Capp streets. was dis
cussed at considerable length. 1t was
shown that with the money in hand
and subscribed, the association can not
erect a class A building. but can go
on with a class one, and by so do
Ing save paying s13e a month rent
for the premises now occupied IN
Fourteenth street and interest on the
money advanced. This matter will be
laid before the stock holders at a
meeting to be held tonight and if
adopted, it Will be presented to the
San Francisco Labor council for rat
ification next Friday night.
If it is ratified work will be com
meneed at once on the site, which has
been idle for more than year.
Local No. Al of the Bartendefs union
last Monday night voted to set aside
certain proportion, monthly. of the
regular income, to create fund Tor
the entertainment OF the International
body when 1t shall hold its convention
S21 in benefits to members on the sick
list, admitted five candidates to mem
bership by election and referred
number Of applications to the commit
tee on investigation.
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Carpenters union, local No. 4SS, on
last Monday night voted in favor Of
the proposition to issue bonds for the
extension of the municipal railway
service of the city
The local paid an aggregate of s25
to members who met with accidents
while at work. donated SIS TO mem
bers out of work, admitted six mem
bers by card and elected three appli-
cants for membership.
Local No. 1o4 OF the Anal gamated
Sheet Metal Workers International
alliance has received notice from
headquarters that at the biennial con-
vention that is to meet next week in
Atlanta. Ga, a number of important
amendments that affect the general
membership will be presented and
discussed.
San Francisco lodge No. ss Of the
International association of Machinists
will close It's election of international
officers by referendum tomorrow night.
The voting has been going on since the
meeting last week only 3S of the 1875
members had voted
The lodge will have it's annual picnic
in Shell Mound park Sunday, August 10.
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The following named officers of local
No 274 of the International association
Of Painters, Decorators and Paperhang-
ers of America were elected: II. G.
Hirschman, president A. r. Rohn, vice
president; Frederick Schaefer, con
ductor: j. M. Metzler, warden: Timothy
Crowell, Edward Cruise and j. Farrell.
trustees.
dispatch received from Honolulu,
III. T., announces the death by accident
of Gustavus Anderson, special organizer
OF the local district council OF iron
workers He was a member of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers local No.
81 of this city.
Prentice NJ. Shoaf has been elected
delegate from the Postofffce Clerks
union, vice the late Louis de Boom.
Local No. 216 of the Material Team
sters. union last Saturday night. after
accepting several applications for
membership, Endorsed the proposition to
Issue bonds for the extension OF mu-
nicipal. railroads in this city,