United labor bulletin., 1914-02-28
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


printers Of Denver II has to do with
the issuing of a six-day morning edi-
tion of the Post Announcing this posi-
bility on the front page last Sunday. the
Post said; 1t is necessary that we have
10000 subscribers to start The sub.
scription price will be cent day. G
cents week, delivered anywhere on
earth II 10000 volunteer subscribers
are obtained within the next 20 days
the people, within the next 10 or 20
days thereafter, will be receiving a new
Denver morning paper" 4 subscription
blank follows. So there YOU are. Fore
man George c. Mccormick has not given
out any Information further than to saw
he has received about 30 applications
for sub-foremanships. but none to serve
| in the ranks. However. there was on
Wednesday of this week 40 subs on the
various slipboards in the office. SO he
will have little trouble in filling up the
! rear ranks and plenty left over to serve
as extras. Ever since the Republican
was bought up and suspended by John
G. Shaffer Of the News there have been
persistent uimors Of new morning
paper which now promises soon TO ma
terislize. 1t Will give jobs to about -
or 80 OF the hundred idle printers now
holding forth in Denver.
Big SIX New York Typographical
Union. st its meeting last Sunday in
dorsed Marsden 6. Scott for president.
Walter 4 Barrett for vice president and
j. w. HAYS for secrctarv-trea surer OF
the International typographical Union
Endorsements 80 far give Scott about
3H TO I over Charles +. Hawkes. and
Hays to over c. w. Perry of New
Orleans Barrett leads Kitchens fo5
vice president at the ratio of ) to
All Endorsements close this month
Aspirsnts for the honor of filling the
local Offices and delegate to the Inter.
national typographical Union conven.
tion are beginning TO permit" their
names to be mentioned where sessions
are bell in convenient nooks Among
thos E Sko have been spoken OF by more
than one for president OF No. 40 are
Frank ]. Pulver Of the Post chapel. Tony
Kuill Of the News and Joseph A. Cum
uiugliam. the present reading clerk. For
the two dclcgate>hip- President T. I.
/ Pfcrdcsteller James A Connor chair.
man of the Executive Committee: Ed
wand D. Hines OF Eame- chapel Roy
| Shattuck OF smith Brooks. Adolph Herr
/ berg of the News and August Koe>tei
ot the Board OF Trustees There will.
/ perhaps. BE- Others The election comes
in May.
Ralph Kirby. former linotype sub on
the News. later OF Pueblo, j. now wrest
ding with No. model om the Trim
dad Advertiser
Frank j. Pulvrr. international Typo
graphical Union representative, has re-
turned from Trinidad, where he went to
,trairhtcn ont few wrinkles among
the >trike-zone typos.
III {. Davis. secretary OF the Post
chapel and expert poultry raiser. has rc-
cciNed returns from his first setting Of
cgg- this wear A. only two chicks ap
Icar-i per schedule am investigation
proved the other / eggs were part OF a
shipment from China of unknown vim
tage
Regular meeting OF No - tomorrow
at o'clock in Horan hall. Those who
attend will h. presented with coupon
| by poorkeeper Gus Thorson. good for
- cyuts. There are other Inducements.
including report from the Committee
ON appeals.
Windy" Davidson. after holding 4
regular sit ON the Post for nine years,
has been made nervous by having his
priority questioned. However. at last
report : he was stil ON the job.
State Commissioner of Printing Harry
Rislcy has signed q contract with
state printing during sthc next year,
OF the $4,000 workers employed in
the German printing trade 67 .ss3 belong
to the Printers Union,
Columbia Typographical Union of
Washington indorsed Scott, Barrett and
Hays by big maiorities. Thomas Ne
Caffcry of Colorado Springs also re.
ccivcd approval for Home trustee.
Jim Cavcnder has been in town from
his ranch sporting = lovely set OF
whiskcrs. which proves that something
can he raised on his land.
II is rumored that Ed Close. former
president of No, 40. is seriously consi6
cring the securing of and installation of
late model linotype and doing trade
work. So far has he progressed that all
that remains is the securing of the
proper location.
Harry V. Parker visited Pueblo a few
DAYS last week, taking in a fisticufi
entertainment. II was sort OF celehra-
ton. but contrary To all reports he did
not make the trip in flying machine.
Motor Field, national monthly mag
axinc Heretofore owned and published by
the Wahlyrcen Printing Company of
this city, has been sold and removed