United labor bulletin., 1914-05-16
PRINTING TRADES
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

office the other day to add another chap
ter to the true story of his California
trip. He said Dave Coleman was work
ing seven days a week in Los Angeles
under special permit, in order to have
oodles OF coin when he attended the
Elks' reunion in Denver the coming July.
Billy Lucas and Otto Anderson are con-
tented and happy in Los Angeles. Pol
wosky, another former Denver printer,
is a candidate for delegate in the Angel
City. while Bob Mclean is way up in
politics. In Frisco, Billy Davy is fore
man of the Chronicle and his son, Clar-
ence Davy, holds down a similar cap
taincy on the Call. Clarence w. Rhodes.
formerly great labor agitator in Den
yer, is foreman of the Chronicle proof
room gang. Jesse Newman, reformed and
looking like Russian prince, is read
ing proof for pastime OH the Chronicle.
Foremanships seem to come easy for
Denver prints in Frisco. for Bob Higgins
has the job on the Bulletin Other well
remembered typos there are Bob McNab,
Otis Wilson and Frank Wandress.
Fred b. Duvall OF Pueblo is again
busy with the Legislators, serving as
house printing clerk. Besides being
good union printer, he is q suave poll
tician.
c. w. Mcintyre OF the Express limo
type force is making an automobile tour
through southern Colorado, accompanied
by his wife. A complete camping outfit
makes them independent OF high-priced
hotels.
Oscar Larsen OF the Atlanta Constitu-
tion force is expected in Denver next
week to visit his brother, Vic Larsen
linotypist on the Post
Bob Fischer, delegate from No. 40 to
the Nashville convention, who lost out
when the Republican suspended, writes
from Portland, Ore. that he is doing
very nicely. holding down job machine
sit at So per and every modern con-
venence. In addition to this. Bob is
organizing Pacific Coast Baseball
League OF union printers.
Harry Parker has purchased an auto
mobile aud this week was trying il out
oH those members OF the Trades Union
Benefit Club who wanted TO demonstrate
how little fear they have OF sudden
death. Several members OF the lcgi-la
ture and mine operators have declined
invitations 10 take JOY ride.
Frank McNulty. who joined the exodus
last fall when No. - was generous To-
departing brothers. returned this week,
having spent most OF the interim la Los
Angelo, and the Imperial Valley coun-
try. along the Mexican border. Frank
says the hot weather and war maneu-
ycr- got on his nerve, 20 he Just had
to came back to Denver. ln the mean
time be Is RECALLING the boys in S-.cre-
tary Birdsall's chapel with tales of his
narrowing ESCAPES. one day from Huer-
ta's soldiers and the next from the Villa
squad.
Tim Foley had an arm severely burned
by a squirt" while operating machine
on the Post Saturday night. and J. in
capacitated for work this week
The voting place for the election
"Wednesday. Nav q. will be at ln22
Eighteenth street. between Curtis and
Arapahoe- Polls will be open from IL
noon until p. m.
Webb r. Burrows. proofreader on the
Post. is captain OF the champion South
Denver Merchants baseball team. Tom
Rapp. son OF Harry Rapp. sporting au-
thority, is one OF the star pcrformers
OF this club.
Charles W. Fear of Joplin. Mo-, an
nounces in the Missouri Trades Unionist
which he edits, that letters emanatiug
from New York aud Denver stating that
he had withdrawn as candidate for
A. =. of l.. delegate arc without founda-
tion. and that he will remain in the
race until the finish.
c. S. Lampherc, formerly ad foreman
on the Los Angeles Express, and later
ON the Herald and Record. has been given
the position of mechanical superintend-
cnt of the Chicago American and Exam
iner in the place of 7. NJ. Jenkins
San Francisco candidates for /. T. L.
delegates, four to be elected, are the fol
lowing J.. A. keefc. ]. W. Kelly. r. J.
bennington. d. w. McAlecse. i. +. New
man, ]. V Tonkin. ID. :. White and w
w. Webster.
The printers out in Denver. Colo. have
some backbone, believe us. They gave
the miners $500 to help them out in their
war" Hats off to the prints out
there. They are the right kind and alive
to the situation. A. a rule the printers
are very conservative organization. but
in this case they answered present"
when the roll was called.-Tri-City La
Dor Review. Rock Island, Ill.
A Paterson. y. J.. newspaper publisher
has had member of the local Typo
graphical union arrested for making an
error. The matter will come before the
grand jury.
Ellis Gregg came near being late to
work Tuesday morning. he was so en-
Unused over the snow furry and the
great benefit II would be to his dry
ranch.
The stork has been a busy bird with
members of the Smith Brooks chapel.
Last week n daughter was brought to
the home of Frank j. Wolf and this
week a trip to the home of Frank :.
Potter was made with a girl. Happy
papas passed around the smokes. and
both mothers are reported doing nicely.
PRESSMEN.
During the past two weeks the strik-