United labor bulletin., 1913-11-22

form these osculations for less money
per.
Electrical Workers grand bal
masque at the Auditorium Thanksgiv-
ing eve. November 26. Some excep-
tional stunts in the way of electrical
displays and lighting effects for tan
gos are being prepared.
The greatest advocate of peace be-
tween employer and employed is the
union label. The factory that is enti.
tied to the use OF the union label on its
products and uses 1t, seldom has any
trouble to contend with.
A union service of Denver churches
will be held in the Auditorium Thanks
giving Day. Special music will be rem
dered and pastors OF various denomi-
nations deliver short sermons All
citizens are invited.
The American Furniture Company
will erect a four-story fire-proof ware
house at Twenty-fifth and Market
streets. Thomas Mcintyre is the
architect and 1t will be union job
throughout
William NJ Gunther of Chicago Gas
filters Union and James O'Shannessy
OF the Chicago Bricklayers Union were
in Denver last week en- route to the
Building Trades Department conven
tion in Seattle.
Samuel Haas. secretary of United
Laborers OF Denver. has the sympathy
OF brother members and friends by
reason of the continued illness OF his
daughter. who recently underwent
surgical operation at St Lukes' hos
pital.
Jack Russell. who is now conduct
ing the Lobby bar at 1715 Welton
street, was for six years member OF
the Bartenders' Union in Kansas City.
He holds the concessions at Eldorado
Springs and is making good at his
new place.
The ninth annual dance given
jointly by Sheet Metal Workers
Unions Nos. and &C was given We'd
nesday night in Marble Hall. There
was large attendance and the affair
was a pronounced success.
Abas, free lunch. When the liquor
ordinance agreed upon by the City
Council Wednesday becomes effective
about the first of the year, saloons
will be deprived of serving weiners
and other dclicacies with a glass of
beer.
Besides four delegates from Inter
national unions, Colorado is repre-
sented at the Seattle convention OF
the A. F. OF L. by H NJ Mum OF the
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
and c. e. Ward OF the Pueblo Trades
and Labor Assembly.
Congressman Edward T. Taylor will
be in Denver at the Shirley hotel
next week. Wednesday and Thursday.
and will be pleased to confer with
any members OF labor unions interest
ed in measures coming before Con-
gress at the regular session. opening
Monday. December /.
George Nichols of Baltimore, for
mer agent of the Union Printers
Home. who is a reader of this paper,
writes to say THE United Labor Bulle-
tin is one OF the best weekly labor pa.
pers l have ever seen" At next l. T.
U. election Mr.. Nichols will be a can
didate for Home Trustee.
City Attorney l. N. Stevens, has
handed an opinion to the civil service
commission in which he pointed out
present employees of the city and
county may remain in their positions
provided they pass the civil service
examinations with a standing above
the minimum OF 65 per cent.
f. Jackson and w. Watson have
purchased the bar at 53s Eighteenth
street and are conducting II under the
appropriate name OF "Havadrink. :"
Jackson was formerly a member OF
the Brewery Workers Union in Phil
adelphia. Watson was n member of
the Chicago Bartenders' Union pre-
vious to engaging in business in Den.
yer.
Commissioner Otto F. Thum sue
ceeded in getting his ordinance to
stop skip-stops on the Colfax or other
lines unanimously adopted by the City
Council at Mondays session. A large
crowd OF interested patrons were pres
ent and applauded each commissioner
as he voted in favor of the ordinance.
Once more passengers can hail
street car af nny croceipu apd co,