United labor bulletin., 1914-05-30
PRINTING TRADES
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

"" 'SunuhyD diteruOOn at ciOck uy
Denver Typographical Union No. 40 on
the printers plot at Riverside cemetery.
The committee of arrangements, consist
ing of c. r. Breidenstein, John Oliver
and Mark ID. Tyler, has arranged a very
appropriate program OF exercises. All
printers and their families are urged to
attend. The program of exercises, last
ing about one hour, will be as follows:
when the Day Has Closed .Quartette
Messrs. Heister, Barnes, MCGOWAN
and Wolters.
Invocation. Rev. Orrin w. Auman
Opning Address Pres F. L. Pferdesteller
Come Unto Me-. Quartette
Roll Call of Deceased Members. -.
.-...-....... Sec'y +. c. Birdsall
Decoration OF Graves.
Address August Rooster
.'Life's Labor Done -Quartette
Benediction.
contract for the printing OF the
81 ,o0O,00O militia indebtedness bonds
authorized by the Legislature was
awarded to the ith-Brooks Printing
Company on bid of 81 .0s5. Governor
Ammons, State Treasurer Leddy and
Secretary of State Pearce made the
award. There will be 5000 bonds issued
as follows: Two thousand 500 bonds,
o'V 1c'v Oonus anu sVo Sispvp Douus-
Joseph Ulrich, an oldtime printer en-
ployed by Horace Greeley at the found
ing OF the New York Tribune, died in
San Antonio, Texas, Monday at the age
of %. Soon after the New York Trib-
une was founded Ulrich was made fore
man of the composing room and he at
tnbuted his promotion to the fact that
he could read Horace Greeley's writing
Charles Hertenstein, president of St
Louis Typographical Union No. s, has
been chosen by the Executive Council as
first vice president of the international
Typographical Union and will probably
be the presiding officer at the Provi-
dence convention.
Billy Weurth, who has been subbine
in the Post ad room since demise of the
Republican. left Wednesday for Casper.
Wyo., to take charge of the ad depart
ment on the Daily Press.
Columbia Typographical, Union No. l0l
OF Washington. d. C.. win be 100 years
old in 1915, and in commemoration OF
this event an effort will be made at the
Providence convention to have the In.
ternational typographical Union meet at
the national capital next year A big
booster delegation has been organized
with this purpose in view.
Having grown tired of being a ma
chine sub in Denver, Ed c. Leibold pulled
his card this week and went to Trinidad
TO accept job on the Free Press.
A qusrtette of sweet singers has been
organized in the Post ad room composed
of Clint CASTOR, Claude Hover, Charlie
Mattick and Bill Tanner. Rehearsals are
held every Sunday at l2:45 a. m. pre-
paratory TO engagements for church fairs
and chautaquas this summer.
Joe Brill, foreman Mt the Wahlgren
Printing Company. is confined to his
apartments at 725 Logan street with
nervous prostration.
Ed Davidson of the Post chapel, con-
fined 20 his home by sickness for the
past three weeks. is reported as some
what improved this week.
About IS residents of the Union
Printers Home. together with Superin-
tendent J. c. Daley and wife. enjoyed
delightful excursion to the Cripple
Greek district Monday
Ellis Gregg reports from his dry ranch
that the excessive rainfall has seriously
interfered with planting, but expects TO
seed at least 100 acres ii the weather
man does the right thing
Cap" L. c. Harrington writes from
Havana, Cuba, that he pines for a sight
of the snow-clad Rockies and even tn.
honor and emoluments of a foremen's
Job cannot hold him in the land of
bananas and smiling senoritas much
longer.
Horace A. Spanogle of the Express
chapel has acquired the buzz wagon
mania and is now sporting new ma
chine.
Tho Durango Democrat wired Secre.
tary Birdsall this week for a machinist-
operator at $3.50. Norman Gevcr left
Thursday TO accept the job.
John Lambert was able to get down
town to vote Wednesday. after being
confined TO his home by sickness for
several months.
Harry Scholton was elected delegate
by Colorado Springs Typographical
Union. receiving forty of the sixty votes
cast William !. Reilly was chosen al.
ternate. The entire administration ticket
won by large majorities.
Fred Philips. former resident of the
Home, later conducting a cigar store in
Colorado Springs. came to Denver this
week and deposited card.
Uncle" John Metzgar of the News
chapel left Thursday for visit TO his
old home town. Buffalo. \. Y, and will
take IN Coney Island. Atlantic City and
other gay resorts of the effete East.
Ed Latimer of the Laramie twyo.)
Republican. who retains membership in
No; ~, came down Wednesday to vote
and have pleasant outing along the
Great White Way.
Wednesday was a banner day for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. McNamara. Pulver
and Seller all coming home with big
chunks of bacon.