United labor bulletin., 1914-03-21
PRINTING TRADES

Prospects for morning edition OF the
Post have gone where the woodvine
twineth,' or words to that effect.
While no official announcement $50 the
People May Know" has been made up
to present writing, all signs point direct.
ly to this eventuality. No longer does
the call for subscribers to new morn
ing paper appear in the columns OF the
Champa Street Rose. Frequent confer
ences during the past week between
Br'er Tammen and Chief Shaffer have
led to the belief that some working
agreement" mutually beneficial to the
two managements whereby the daily
newspaper field OF Denver will be closed
to future foreign invasion has been
reached between Champa and Welton
streets. In the meantime, printers,
pressmen, stereotypers, mailers and
scribes who had jobs in view are pre-
pairing to fold their tents and steal away
TO more verdant fields.
Harry Leland b. Wadsworth. linotyp-
ist and chairman of the Western News
paper Union chapel, passed around the
cigars this week in high appreciation of
the arrival at his home. ll5 South Penn
sylvania, Of a seven pound boy Mother
and son are doing fine and William
Charles. in honor OF his two grand
fathers, was Immediately voted as the
name of the new arrival, who makes the
fourth generation OF printers. Charles
+. Wadsworth. grandfather Of this new
est Wadsworth. IS manager of the Den.
yer branch OF the Western Newspaper
Union.
1t was just p years ago. on st. Pat
ricl<'s day. that Eugene W. Bowles of
the Post Chapel landed in Denver from
Lcadyille. Gene recalls the event by rea-
son that a big snowstorm broke up the
parade and all took refuge in thirst en-
poriums along LaTimer street. then the
Great White Way. For several DAYS fol.
lowing his memory OF events was some
what confused
X. w. Carstarphen and Merrill Fish
respectively chairman and vice chairman
of the Rumor Committee in the News
chapel. have had busy week. with most
OF their efforts directed toward the dis
concert OF the Times bunch 1t is re-
ported on reliable authority that Chair
man d, d DeLong t-Shorty'' is pre-
paring TO retaliate and win have the co
operation OF his entire staff
Harry Parker OF the Trades Union
Benefit Club H. in Sioux City. Iowa. on
visit to his mother. and will take ad-
vantage Of the trip TO look in upon some
OF the old Missouri river pirates
The Pacific Woodman. official jour.
nal Of the Woodmen OF the World. viii
be published during the coming year by
the Phillips and Van orden Company Of
san Francisco. The contract was award
cd February > by the board Of head
managers Of the order.
Henry F. BroolSrnillcr OF Los Angeles
Typographical Union has just bcen
awarded Sa.0G1 damages for injuries re.
oeived while a passenger on street car
in that city.
JAMIE " Duncan. who succeeded
Iame- NJ Lynch as president OF the In
ternatioHal typographical Union. Is -cri-
ou,ly ill at his home iu Brooklyn nc
cording TO letter from New York. He
is affected with heart trouble and three
physicians have been in attendance.
Eddie Burke OF the Times chapel. lin
cal dcsccudan; OF st. Patrick, on March
IL, sported shamrock grown on it,
native heath Ii was sent direct from
ireland by one OF the many heirs TO
the throne. claims Eddie.