United labor bulletin., 1914-01-10

cal has issued it's annual calendar
and distributed same.
Delegate Butler of the Walters re-
ported that the small grocerymen, To-
Gated outside of the main business
section of the city, who have been car
rying a stock of union-made bread,
complain that the union bakeries,
since the big snow have not been
very regular in their deliveries. The
matter was referred to the business
agent of the Bakers. He also re-
ported that new restaurant had
been signed up. 1t is the Cecil, 1921
| Champa, and is proving satisfactory
to the union men in that vicinity.
The chair declared nominations in
order for officers for the ensuing
year:
| President Delegate Stoughton
nominated and elected without opposi-
tion.
Vice President - Delegate Lowder
back nominated and elected without
opposition.
Secretary Treasurer Delegate
Hines nominated and declined. Dele
gate Hoage nominated and elected
without opposition.
Reading Clerk = Delegate Welsh
nominated and declined. Delegate
Margaret Noonan nominated and
elected without opposition.
t-at-Arms-Delegate Patton
nominated and elected without oppo-
sition.
Secretary of Complaint Department
Delegate Oplinger nominated and
elected without opposition.
Business Committee-Delegate Nc
Namara, Welsh, Driscoll and Miss
La Bonita nominated and elected with
out opposition.
All the officers were installed.
Organizer Oplinger submitted the
following report:
Denver, Colo, Jan. 2, 1914.
To the Officers and Members of I'm
ion Label League No. l.:
! have visited the following local
unions since last report: Beer Driv-
ers, Bartenders, Sheet Metal Work
ers, Building Laborers, Steamfitters,
Marble Workers, Switchmen, Railway
Trainmen, Horseshoers, Cooks, Bar
bers, Walters Bro. Vessel and had
a long talk with the proprietor of the
Satisfaction laundry. We believe this
laundry can be made union plant
Also had a conference with the May
Company relative to label goods.
They promised to keep anything that
a union man would call for The Cecil
restaurant on Champa, opened Jan. l.,
1914, as strictly union house-union
cooks, walters, union bread, pies and
cakes and union cigars. This plact
ought to get the support of all II
employees of the Post and organized
labor in general. In company wi
Bro. Lowderback of the Bakers Union
saw Mr.. Sommers Of the Symes bar
about using union label bread. After
a long talk he told the baker to come
in Saturday and he would arrange to
use label bread, commencing Mond
Also saw Pete Holland and the pro
prietor of the Cecil restaurant and
larranged for them to use union-made
bread. S. P. OPL1NGER, Organizer.
Moved and seconded that the report
be received as progress and the dele
gates give the organizer all assist
ance possible. Carried.
The secretary treasurer reported
the receipts since last meeting were
$5S.40; that SIS had been SO far do
mated by the locals to carry on the
agitation work; outstanding per
capita tax at end of year was S17.21.
Moved and seconded that a rising
vote of thanks be rendered retiring
Secretary-Treasurer Hines for his
faithful and efficient work during the
past six years. Carried.
Under good and welfare order of
business considerable discussion took
place along label lines and the work
for the coming year.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned at 10 p. m.
EDW. J. HINES, Sec'y-Treas.