United labor bulletin., 1914-11-14
News of the Labor Unions
Bartenders

Since election the bartenders are max
ing plans to leave Denver, and accord
ing to reports this is about the way
they will travel:
Joe Cassidy can see Atlanta, Ga, and
vhile there may study to get diploma
| as doctor.
Dan Grenier can see Cadillac square
in Detroit, Mich. Dan thinks there is
room for a good trustee in the Detroit
local.
Bill Flaherty says Nebraska looks
! good to him and he has n picture now
of the money he will make milking
bulls.
Frank Thomas says the board walk
at Atlantic City, n. j., looks good to
him.
Denny Kavanaugh is going to re-
enlist in the Boer army in South Africa.
The Big Pres" OF No. has an
opening. He is going to shovel coal on
the c., b. s. Q. between Denver and
Chicago, and expects to haul Billy Sun
day back to Denver for his big parade
Henry Berger and John Rosenberg are
going to enlist in the German army.
Foley the Goat is going back to Lon
don, Ontario, where they do not have
any prohibition elections.
james Maxwell will return to the cir
Gus business.
Max and Izzy are going to start IN
the bottle business.
William Brady says the coal business
looks good to him.
Ed Brown will go back to New York
and start in the grocery business.
William Riley and Thomas Corhan
are going to start in the truck garden
business. Tom says he is not going to
do all the work and let Riley eat all
the vegetables They are both going to
takes their wives with them.
Rufus Girsch says that the diamonds
are looking dim and it is going to be
tough winter.
Ed Savage says the ould sod looks
good to him.
Ben Walker says that Colorado is
dry but that Lttleton has not been
4 annexed to Colorado, so Ben will be all
right.
| w. ID. O'NeiI will retire to the ranch.
where it is good and dry.
William Campbell will return to
| jackson. Mich. as jackson has gone
wet again.
II. Crabtree says he secs nothing left
but the U. S. army.
John Decker is going to return to New
York City and start barber shop.
Little Albert Wise says he is going
back to the capital of the world and
hecome the chief OF police, maybe.
II. III. Hays is going to stay in Colo
RADIO and return TO his old trade making
water wagons.
Carl Austgen says Ohio is still wet
and looks 'ine to him.
Oscar .Saruelson says that Lexington,
Mo- is sonic place, and the natives ar"
| some crap shooters.
Il. j. Lott. better know as Black
| Pete" is going to retire to his ranch
/ and raise hi.
Mics Heimerman says Wichita, Kan, is
still wet and he has had some expert
ence as bootlegger.
Jack Bjorklund is going back to
| Sweden. as Washington is also dry
Dan Sullivan says Denver is HI of
a town and he is going to go back, to
Loveland.
II. Sullivan is going to go into the
restaurant business when the saloons
close.
Emil Frey says he will have plenty of
| money to retire on.
Roy pontius and H. Rosenthal are
going back to Ohio.
Red" Coogan, Thomas Bartlett and
C. Carson are going on the road in a
play, entitled ''Wbo Done IT."
Walt Antrim is going to manage a
stable of boxers. if the states do not
all carry anti-fight laws.
Jacob Sagman is going to start pea
nut stand.
Percy Walters is going to be head
bartender in drug store, where the
bottles are all labeled.
Geo. Gahans will continue in the cigai
business, if there is any money left in
Denver.
Joseph Firnes is going back among
the Swedes in Minneapolis
/ James Dwyer is going to return to
Bosting and become recording secretary
of the Boosting local.
Little Mike, the B. A., can see deal
old Broadway, and he says that he
voted for good roads and is going tc
start as soon as the roads are built
if he can get new hat.
The following boys are natives oi
Denver and do not know where to &c
or what to do: Carl Lomax, Roy Camp
bell and Arnold Lussi.