United labor bulletin., 1914-09-26
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

| i. I L. Will be in Denver tomorrow
l Sunday to meet with the newspaper
{ scale committee of No. 80 and go over
the draft of a counter-proposition to the
] Post, News and Times Duncan and
I HAYS will come up from Colorado
Z Springs. where they have been attend
I ing meeting of the Home trustees this
week. President Frank J. Pulver chair
man OF the scale committee, announces
that report will be ready for submis-
sion to the union at the next reglIlai
meeting. Sunday. October 4
+ Only four proposed amendments 10 the
laws OF the I. r. L. Were adopted at
the Providence convention 10 be acted
upon by the referendum. They are a.
follows; First proposition. to increase
the percapita tax cents per month for
the purpose of extending the Union
Printers Home and for the support
thereof; second. to provide for the elec.
tion OF one delegate to the Trades and
Labor Congress of Canada; third to in
crease the Executive Council from three
to five members by making the first and
third vice presidents members of that
body; fourth to add TO The priority law
prUviso giving local unions the right
to make such regulation governing the
filling of situations ami the disposal
of extra work as Is deemed necessary
10 meet local conditions
The executive committee OF No. 4H
VIII meet in Secretary Birdsan'> office
tomorrow afternoon. Members having
matters they wish considered are invited
to be present.
Charlie Poole. formerly superintendent
Of the News and later Of the Times
when these papers We're under different
mana sements. now has his slip mp on the
Prooiroom board at the Post
Red Surber resident at the Print
err Home. was here this week and visit
cd hi- married daughteT residing near
Fort Logan
Emil Klunker of the Post chapel is
working with renewed vigor and ex-
pandins happiness this week. all because
of the arrival of the first born at his
home. daughter Mother and child
doing well. reports papa
Paul Dennhardt writes from his two
mile-high Lake county ranch. near Lead
vile. that crops are about all harvested
and have been good this season. lie eN-
poets To return to Denver in three weeks
and spend his vacation subbing until
planting time arrives next spring.
George Allen. the chief scout for all
eontemplates trip to Chicago next
week. but will travel by train. George
wants to take a vacation and viii en-
deavor to seek a quiet village and may
possibly 90 on to New York. The print
ers in the seaports he hit> Will be kept
busy entertaining him.
Con Hyland OF Kistler's chapel i all
puffed up. He has been aceosted on the
streets several times by people who took
him for the Rev. William Ashley sun
day. But Con always has worn proud
and naughty air OF ascension.
Earl F. Scheiman. son of +. ID. Schei-
man. makeup on the Post, left last
week for Kansas City. This is Earls
second sortie out from Denver since
becoming Jour" and he may remain
away for at least a month
A. c. Phelps has returned to the State
University at Boulder and will be n
member OF the 1915 graduating class.
George Mitchell, linotypist on the
Post. proves the exception as city
farmer, for he is making good. This
fall he viii market 80 fat porkers from
his ranch and expects 10 market anoth-
er 80 in the spring. Says the reason
most city farmers. like Ellis Gregg.
Jimmy Burns. J. L. dodgers and Frank
Birdsall. remain poor is because they
don't know how to raise alfalfa and hogs.
W. O. Bradbury has been made asso-
ciate editor and mechanical superintend-
cnt OF the Arapahoe Herald, published
at Iittleton, Colo.
The records committee of San Fran
cisco Typographical Union No. 2l has
begun the compilation OF complete
history of the union. The committee is
composed of !. A. Coleman. james :
I Golden. j. j. Neely. G. II. Parker, q II.
Smyth. John Wilson and C. h. Craw-
ford,
Los Angeles Union Na la has levied
, per cent monthly assessment on the
earnings of all members to create
fund for the 1918 |. T. U. convention.
Nate Newman has already organized Il
club in New York To travel across the
continent in special train. II all go
from Denver who are now figuring ON
making the trip there viii be only suffi-
cent printers left in town to get out
The Bulletin. and all other papers will
he compelled to suspend for two or
three weeks.
lcr's chapel is in the East for vaca-
ton. and dnring his absence Burt War
fel is captain of the peaceful crew.
W. c. Sehuman, foreman of the Times
ad room. has the sympathy of many
friends over the loss by death this week
of his four-ycar-old grandson, caused by
ptomaine poisoning
Pueblo printers were prominent among
the prize winners for thoroughbred
chickens at the State Fair held in that
city last week J. Lee Baldwin won
several prizes for single comb Buff orp,
ingtons, J Charles Deus fer single comb
Black Orpingtons. Oscar Faith for sim
gle comb Rhode Island Reds, r. II. Par