Denver labor bulletin., 1915-10-30
both expositions and all points of in
terest in the northwest.

both expositions and all points of in
terest in the northwest.
: C. NJ. Westerfield, travelling salesman
for the Mergenthaler Linotype company,
and a member of No. 10, was in the
city this week, and reports the sale OF
five machines in his territory during the
month. Charles is some hustler when it
comes to selling linotype machines.
Returns received in Denver show the
I. T. L. referendum propositions recent
ly voted upon to have received, in the
various locals. the following vote: New
York-Proposition No l, for 5,l40,
against l,725; No. 2, for 1851, against
459; No. 3, for 1881, against l ,435; No.
4, for 1884, against 500. Boston
Proposition No. !, for 5s3, against 636;
No. 2, for l,O67, against lO4; No. 3, for
563, against 62s; No. 4, for 977, against
2O2. San Francisco-Proposition No. l,
for 343, against l95; No. 2, for AGA,
against 81; No. 3, for 800. against 2l5;
No. 4, for 3ls, against 2lO- Colorado
Springs-Proposition No. l, for 55,
against q: No. 2, for 5s, against l. No.
3, for 3s, against II; No. 4, for 80,
against IL. Pueblo-Proposition No. !,
for 20. against 4; No. 2, for 80, against
10. against Is. Salt Lake Gty-Propo-
sition No. !, for 3s, against &c; No. 2,
for ~, against G.; No. ;. for 40. against
62; No. 4, for 60, against A.
The following unofficial figures on -he
vote of the four propositions submitted
to the referendum up to and inclul i.2
Monday, Oct. ?, have been received from
|. T. L. headquarters: Proposition No.
|. for 1925, against 1910; No. 2. for
2l,572. against 2.052; No. 3. for l4,4ls.
against 9,2l9; No. 4, for 5000, against
G,s66.
Otis Wilson informs Denver friends
that he has made so much ~kale" in the
Mormon metropolis the past season that
he has found it necessary, in order to
reduce the surplus. to take two months
vacation, and will pass the said vacation
in visiting the coast. with its twin fairs
bright lights, good print towns and
beautiful women.
Billy OKeefe. for a long time au
operator on the old Republican. and for
the past year ON the Courier at Fort
Collins. j. once more with liz old fore
man. Billy Francis. ON the Boulder
Camera
Bert james send, word that be has left
the san Diego union and j. now showing
up on the Frisco Call. IL, dollars to
douehnuts that the next move will be
to Denver
l. d. lIosman, for many vcars with
the Smith-Brooks company. l. now hold
ing down job machine in New York
city office.
The health Of John Lambert. one of
the most popular members of Denver
union. does not seem 10 improve as his
friends would wish. He i still confined
to his home.
Paul Dennhanit, after ten days vaca-
tion spent in Denver, has returned to his
position as neutrality-suspicious. on the
No. 5 in the office OF the Casper. wyo
Daily Press.
The Bulletin acknow lodges receipt OF
the printed proceedings OF the third an.
nual meeting of the lntcrmountain Ty-
biographical Conference. Secretary J
Chas. Deus. of Pueblo. writes that the
employment bureau feature is now do
in. business. Unemployed printers who
desire country situations. or those de.
string to make a change OF location. ar,
invited to correspond with Mr.. Deus
Publishers outside of union towns de
string help can obtain same without eS.
pensc by making their wants known 10
the secretary
And now it develops that the Inter
national Farm Congress which recently
held its exposition in Denver and whici,
was financially assisted by merchants
and other Denver residents to the tune
of some s25oo0 or more. declined to ac-
ecpt the bids of Denver printers for it,
posters and Denver badge manufar-
turcr for badges, and had the same pro.
dnced by eastern concerns. Prcsidcn,
i,oran OF the Manufacturers association
is quoted as laying much OF the blame
for this condition to the Chamber OF
Commerce. And still there arr some whc
cannot understand why business is NOT
better in Denver. The printing trades
of Denver believe in home industry.
Officers OF No. 40 again request The
Bulletin TO announces that the starting
of the new morning paper seems to he
rather remote. II the paper should start
at once. which is not likely, there are