United labor bulletin., 1914-07-25
PRINTING TRADES
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


The Bulletin to announce that there are
no promising prospects of a new daily
paper in Denver, and that even if one
should materialize there are more than
sufficient printers here to man all the
jobs. Letters are being received daily
making inquiries as to a new paper, and
it is hoped this statement will make
plain the situation to all who are anx-
ious to come to Denver and secure sits.
Ed Davidson, who has been confined
to his home by a serious illness for two
months, was able to return to work this
week on the Post. Windy" as he is
familiarly known among the Champa
street printers, was the recipient of
many congratulations over his success
full fight with the Grim Reaper.
John Frederic, member of No. 40, who
for years has conducted printing Of
flee at Fourteenth and Larimer streets,
has the sympathy of many friends
through the death of his mother, Marie
Frederic, last week, aged SO years. She
had been a resident of Denver 81 years.
Five weeks ago Joe Frederic, father Of
John, passed away in his eighty-eighth
year. Both father and mother were in:
TERED at Mount Olivet cemetery in this
city.
Walter T. Shissler writes from Chap
pell, Neb., where he is employed on the
Register: Received sample copy of The
United Labor Bulletin this week and it
looks so good to me that | send money
order for years subscription / con-
slider it gem. and hereafter do not
want 10 be without it"
Harry Hatch, former president of
Fort Collins Union, almost escaped this
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so nifty last week while here in an
EIks' uniform of purple and white. How
ever, his many Denver friends were real
glad TO find him out and help make the
visit memorable.
c. W. McCahill, who some years ago
was n room mate of President Frank J.
Pulver when both worked in Des Moines,
was this week admitted to the Union
Printers Home SIS resident from Chi
eago Union.
William II. Sciple employed as lino-
typist on the Republican up to the time
that paper suspended in October last,
was this week admitted to the tubercu-
lar department Of the Union Printers
Home from Omaha Union.
Jake Wander Perel claims TO have his
Overland trained so that il performs
its own garage duties. Says il is a ma
chine with a subconscienee that fore
stalls his thoughts and j. therefore able
to avoid mistakes made by gasoline
carts owned by other printers, who have
failed to cultivate this near-human pre-
requisite to pleasant pastine.
After long period of -+watchful
waiting +. F. McClelland this week
came into .his reward and was given n
machine sit on the Post. Miss Blanche
l. Thcimer now heads the machine sub
board and is next in order for a prize.
Ed c. Davis, secretary-trcasure OF the
Post chapel, has sold his Ford and now
claims 20 be able to afford an automo-
bile
Cere Hnrd and wife returned this
week from their honeymoon trip in the
mountain businesses and will take up
the perplexing problem of light house
keeping.
Thomas Marlowe. formerly a member
of No. 40 and at one time president of
the Onion. is seriously IN at his home
IN Indianapolis Mrs. Eader, sister,
and Mrs McCort, niece, left Denver
this week with the purpose of bringing
him to this city in the hope that a
change of climate may restore his
health
r. L. Chase has returned to Denver
from Wichita and has decided to locate
here permanently for the benefit of his
wife's health.
s. w. Dodge of FL Paso, Texas. wa.
with the Texas herd OF Elks here last
week He is a brother of Paul Dodge
well known in Denver, who is also now
located in FL Paso and secretary OF the
union there.
Bill Snider-cverybody in printerdom
knows Big Bilf'-endeayored to side
step the Denver bunch last week by inn
pcrsonating an Indian chief with the
Colorado Springs Elks' band; but the
boys discovered him by his graceful
gait and bass warhoop. He later made
the regulation apologies at the Trades
Union Benefit Club, with Harry Parker
as referee.
Fred b. Duvall of Pueblo Typographi-
cal Union No. LIS has announced him
self as candidate for county clerk and
recorder. subject to the Democratic
primaries this fall. lie has been a
member of the union % years and for
l3 years linotypist on the Pueblo
Chieftain. The Bulletin guarantees
Fred the solid support of Denver print
ers, all OF whom wish him success and
believe he will win, as he so richly de-
serves.
A. j. Wheeler. president OF Trinidad
Typographical onion, was visitor in
Denver last week and the Durango band
master shanghaicd him to fill a place in
that musical aggregation. A. b. w. per-
formed nohly and helped make the Eiks'
reunion a signal success.
A meeting of the committee arrang-
ing for the pilgrimage to the Union
Printers Home held meeting Tuesday
evening and decided the most popular
date for the trip would be the fourth
or fifth Sunday in August. after Su.
Pcrintendent Daley and all delegates had