United labor bulletin., 1914-06-20
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

CURED at Tonopah, New, last Monday
night, was an active member OF d. T. L.
No. 40 twenty years ago, holding vari-
Gus offices and at one time being can
didate for i. T. u. delegate. Later he
went to Victor as editor of the Victor
Record and was clerk of Teller county
two terms. Ten years ago he went to
Nevada tc engage in the newspaper busi-
ness. Two sons still reside in Denver
They are the Rev. Father Edward J.
Mannix and F. j. Mannix. A wife and
daughter were with Mr.. Mannix in
Tonopah Deceased was co years of age
President James NJ. Duncan has APP
pointed Fred Barker, one OF the dele
gates from Spokane Union to the Provi-
denee convention, as chairman of the
Laws Committee. This is the most i'm
portant committee OF the convention and
meets five DAYS in advance of the regu-
lar session. Barker was candidate
for I. T. L. president against James NJ
Lynch two years ago
Bob Fischer writes from Portland that
he has organized a printers baseball
league there and twilight games are
PLAYED daily, for il doesn't get dark in
Portland until $3.50 p. m Bob says he
has at last mastered the Burrows in
drop and last week pitched game in
which the crack batters OF AN opposing
team negotiated only three safe hits.
George r. Jones third annual fishing
excursion was pulled off Wednesday at
DeNolf lake. near Semper. on the Boul-
der iuierurban line. Webb r. Burrows
personally supervised the affair and saw
to it that the victims were taken where
fish were never known to swim. This
stunt Is pulled off annually by Jones and
Burrows to protect their own private
fishing preserves
There is strong disposition among
members OF No. 40 this year to revive
the annual journey to the Union
Printers Home at Colorado Springs \
motion to this effect will no doubt be
introduced at the July meeting and
rangcments made for the trip, where the
printers. their families and friends can
Join in one grand and glorious oidtime
outing. with everybody happy.
William Cunningham. Ray Olsen. Tony
KniIl and tChet Martin OF the News
chapel are preparing to go ON months
camping and fishing jaunt into the
mountains during August. At present
the quartet Is devoting every energy to
the task of accommodating sufficient bait
to last for this period.
Two Intertype machines will be placed
in the Columbia Printing Company
about July l. the first of this make TO
be brought to- Denver. One will be pur
chased by the Columbia Company, and
the two will be used for time TO dem
onstrate the work of this machine
Red Gilmore has transferred his
working affections from the News to the
Post and says he is being treated in a
most cordial and civil manner by the
Champa street bunch. Blu; when Red
gets a stake he will probably be invited
to participate in little game.
Five of No s9's ten delegates to the
Trades Assembly showed up for label
Inspection and obligation last Sunday.
They were Edward j. Hines. Rufus 4.
Means. James A. Mcnamara, o. II. Mel
son and Merit Miner.
Louie Goodale has pulled his slip on
the Post TO accept a regular machine
sit at the Wahlgrecn Printing Company.
William !. Spires, for several years
secretary to President Lynch. now an
employing printer but still an active
member of the union. will head the In
,lianapolis herd OF Elks at the Jubilee
reunion in Denver next month
Norman McPhail. we'll known i'm Den
yer. Chief Gobbler of the Unregenerated
/ Order OF Turkeys, has succeeded Homer
Dunn as foreman OF the Boston Amcri-
can. As previously stated in The Bull
letin. Homer was transferred TO one OF
J Hearst's New York papers.
President Frank j. Pulver has ap.
pointed Dave Rubin of Kistlcr's chapel
as delegate to the Label League and
q. II. Nelson of Eames Bros chapel del
cgate to the Trades Assembly to fill
vacancies.
Jake Van der Percl won the big pool
on the Post last week and Immediately
proceeded to invest the huge sum in
gasoline to feed his new Overland. Some
high financier. this fellow Jake.
Employees of the Smith Brooks Com.
pany have voted to hold the annual
Wayzgoose excursion and picnic at FL
dorado Springs the first week in
August.
G.. Gus Crawford. who went out to
Limon several weeks ago to manipulate
"merg" ON the Daily Express. has been
promoted to the position of associate
editor of that cntcrprising publication.
A. c. Phelps, who has just completed
his third year at the State University
in Boulder. is spending his summer va.
cation linotyping ON the Champa Street
Rose.
Jimmy Dahn. one of the most active
Prorressives in the jurisdiction. was
elected president of Big Six in New
York. leading bunch of six candidates
under the wire.
Neil Adams, assistant machinist on
the Post, this week is entertaining well
come guests from his home town. Grand
Rapids, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Minardo,
who are here ON their honeymoon trip,
Norman Ccycr. who recently com.
pletcd his time at Smith Brooks and
went to Durango, has returned to Den.