United labor bulletin., 1914-08-01
PRINTING TRADES
rYpOCRAPHIcAL.

left this week for Boston and other
Eastern cities to spend months vaca-
tion.
Several members of No. 40, Colorado
Pioneer Printers Association and their
families went out to Semper last Sat
urday and Joined the veteran union
printer, Charles S. Semper, in celebrat-
ing his eighty-fourth birthday
Tommy Marlowe was unable to return
to Denver when his sister and niece
went to indianapolis for him last week,
and little hope is held out for his re-
covery.
stopped over in Denver this week en-
route to the Providence convention.
James A. Connor has returned from
Salida and reports that his brother,
Miles Connor, engineer on the ID. & R.
G., who was seriously injured in a wreck
last week. is improving and will be able
to resume his duties in about two
months.
Ellis Gregg of the Post chapel is out
on his ranch, helping the harvest hands.
Frank McNulty is holding down the ma
chine job while Ellis is away.
@. s. Lessner of Kistler's chapel has
gone to Seattle ON vacation trip.
ID.
who has been seriously i'll at his home,
1856 West Thirty-fifth avenue, is re-
ported to be somewhat improved this
week.
Sunday, August 80. has been definite
lv decided upon as the date when Den
yer printers will make a pilgrimage to
the Union Printers Home at Colorado
Springs A special train will leave the
Union station at $3.50 a m, returning
at any time desired. or those who get
nervous may come home on any regu-
lar train Fare for the round trip e
All friends of the printers who desire
to Join in the trip are invited to do so
and welcome. A picnic dinner will be
served on the beautiful lawn at the
Home.
AT the last meeting OF Albuquerque
Union No. 304 il was voted to affiliate
and send delegate to the Intermoun-
tain Typographical Conference TO be
held at Pueblo, August l6-
Victor Barngrover and a party of
friends spent few days in Colorado
Springs this week.
Newell kuhlman OF the News chapel,
accompanied by his wife and a party of
friends. left last week for four weeks
wagon outing trip TO Aliens park. and
will return via Estes park with load
of mountain trout-perhaps.
For Sale-Fine head lettuce, beans
and beets. See Gus Crawford, this Of
fice.-Limon Express. From this it
would appear 6. Gus had taken up hor
ticulture as a side line with editorial
and linotype work.
Oscar E Winburn. member of Los
Angeles Union No. la. is a candidate
NJ t..S x-st nj -
to have promising prospects of success
He was former member of New York
Union.
Carl Phillips. having been denoted TO
the job of proof press manipulation on
the Post. IL considering the advisability
of transferring his membership to Print
ing Press Assistants Union No ~, pro-
viding they will accept him.
Robert E Mclean, formerly of Den
yer and delegate from this union to the
Hot Springs convention in 1907. was
here Monday and paid a pleasant call
at The Bulletin office. He was en- route
to Providence. r. L.. to open headquar-
tiers for the Los Angeles boosters, who
arc after the 1918 convention, and ex-
pect to beat Washington out for the
prize. Bob said his bunch are shipping
four carloads of the best California
grape juice to distribute among the dele
gates. Another delegation OF boosters
from the City of Angels will be through
Denver next week.
Sixty residents Of the Union Printers
Home enjoyed a pleasant outing Tues
day ON Mount Manitou. 1900 feet high,
making the trip by the senic incline
railway. Street cars took them from
the Home at s: 80 a. m. and all had JOY.
Gus, exhilerating time
Alfred T. May. foreman of the West.
ern Newspaper Union office, and wife
are spending a two weeks vacation in
the mountains In the meantime Bert
-Seigle is holding down the job as fore
man.
Regular monthly meeting of Denver
Typographical Union No. 40 tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock, 1921 Cleveland
place. Considerable important business
is scheduled for consideration and the
members are urged to attend.
Ralph S. Kinney, makeup on the
News, left yesterday for two weeks
outing at Monarch lake on the Moffat
road.
Sol Erickson and Ernie Sadier. erst-
while official guides to all night owls,
have quit their expensive habits and
are saving money to make a trip TO the
Panama exposition. and may succeed if
the rainy season continues.
John +. Collett. proofreader ON the
Times and official critic for The Bullc.
tin, disappeared two weeks ago with the
vague statement that he was going to
the mountains to recuperate from brain
fag. Chairman ID. II. DcIong of the
Times chapel claims to know his where
abouts but says he is under strict in
junction not to tell. Meanwhile the
paper is being issued in the customary
errorlcss manner.
John +. Carroll. at one time managing