Denver labor bulletin., 1915-08-14
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

naN Nntn OiIlctIs ana u-nDcfs y sIe
busy entertaining visiting l. 4. L. 'on-
vcntion delegates, was well attended
Absence or reticence of orators resulted
in it being one OF the shortest OH rec
ord. lasting only one hour and thirty
minutes. Two new members We're olli-
gated. Waldemar Il. Walters and Will
liam Eager. Young Waters has JEst
completed his apprenticeship at the
Wahlgreen Printing company, and is
son of Rupert o. Walters, the well
known monotype operator. Eager is a
Yiddish printer employed by A. B.
Hirshfeld at lIl4 Seventeenth street He
lerved an apprenticeship of eighteen
years on a Jewish paper in Russia.
Chairman Henry Sohlutor OF No. i9s
Labor Day committee reported that
preparations for tho printers taking part
in the annual parade ware well under
way Each member viii furnish his
own uniform, consisting OF light shirt
and dark trousers. with no coat. Women
members will be taken care OF in auto
mobiles. With only one dissenting vote
the committee was authorized to engage
band to head the typo paraders
Badges will BE- furnished and notice Civ
en- later of plan of formation.
Joseph Granville Brown, pioneer print
or and newspaper writer. made appliea-
tion at last Sundays meeting for ad-
mission to the Unior Printers Home.
and the same was approved. He is sec
rotary Of the Colorado Pioneer Printers
II. W. Carstarphen. superintendent OF
the News and Times composing rooms.
accompanied by his wire LETT Tuesday
for months trip to Alaska going via
Seattle. Harry has some prom sing MN
ing property in that region which he
will investigate Upon the return Jour
ney Mr.. aud Alrs. Carstarphsl will visit
the eNPosit,on- in San Francisco and Sah
Diego. .
Harry McRoy OF kisticr's chapel hss a
record OF never showing mp late icr
work. A. safety first" assurance he
always lias an alarm clock ON the break
fast table One morning this week he
grabbed up the clock with the lunch his
wife had prepared and ueyer discovered
the trick until fellow passengers on the
street ear began To smile and ask the
time a. dan. A. usual. Harry arrived
n the office five miuutr- before time
Was called
Ismcs \ Mcnamara hl, recovered
from the arduous social duties imposed
lA-A Nffh = Iilf1iHf.NA hI Alif Af+lAhHra ~
Delegates association Il ~ thought
for a time be would be- obliged TO visit
his ranch Ia search OF recHpcrstjon. tnt
the period Of exile placed hv rs land
oversecr during Iim's last trip ont mas
not as yet expired.
Z. :. Stafford. iinotypi>. at the Ri>-
I tier office, has gone Ia the coast On a
siN-weeks' vacation. The old reliable
Al -. n.
7 chine for stretch.
Harves, time is announced by secrs.
tary Frank c. Bird~all. and ne vaa;s .
dozen or 50 husky typos to go with h'm
Z TO his ranch in Weld county and heIT
I gather in the bountifnl wheat. s7is nbd
hay CROP.
In his annual report submitted to the
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
convention held in Rock Springs last
week. President W. W. Gildroy paid q
I high tribute to l. r. l. Representative
I Frank j. Pulver. who recently organized
] Typographical Unions at Rock Spring.
and Casper in that state. In referring 10
I this matter, President Gildroy expressed
the hope that other international union.
would show a similar interest in organ.
iEing local bodies,
The remains of y. :. Watson. for
many wears employed on the Pueblo
sChieftain. but later living in California
were brought back to Pueblo for burial
7 last week by his son. Bert Watson. also
n printer. Both father and son Wen
well known thruout the state few
/ years ago. Members OF Pueblo Typo
I graphical Union No. l75 acted as pail.
bearers at the funeral.
William l.. Stitt for the past wear
! foreman of The Bulletin composing room
has accepted position as makeup on
the News. He is succceded at The Bul-
letin Office by r. +. Mcbride. recently
OF the Post ad room
G. Gus Crawford. who went TO Cas-
per. Wyo., some months ago to accept
position on the Tribune. is now news
editor of the Casper Daily Press. the
leading publication Of that growing oil
town. Gus writes that prosperity has
at last struck him square in the face
and he is boosting Casper as the coming
capital of the state.
j. Charles Deus OF Pueblo. secretary
of the International Typographical Con.
ference. has sent to country printing OF.
fices postcard with blanks to be filled
out and forwarded TO him when in need
of printers. In this way il is sought TO
iuaugurate free employment agency
for printers desiring work
\ Joint committee of the Typoeraph-
ical and Printing Pressmen's Unions oi
San Antonio, Texas, are making prepar-
atoms for an anniversary celebration to
be held in October when the typos will
celebrate their forticth and the press
men their fifteenth birthdays.
By vote of the delegates TO the De
troit Federation OF Labor the Typo.
graphical Union will head the big Labor
Day parade in the motor car city.
Harry Steinherg OF the Times chapel
fcnunsis ali nnnf Ia sd. ,arint rr. MI fl..ir