Denver labor bulletin., 1915-10-30

| day evening but was about two hours
late. 1t was no fault of Jerre's, but
he might have sent word. \ great
many of the boys had gone home before
he arrived and they missed very fine
talk. .Jerre and his family were well
pleased with their trip to Denver, and if
Mrs. Sullivan has her way the interna-
tional office will be moved to Denver
and will be located on top of Genesee
mountain.
Clyde Hackney, the secretary of th
Cheyenne (Wyo.) Bartenders' union. was
in town Sunday evening to meet Jerre
l.. on some business matters. Clyde is
looking well and the boys that know
him were pleased to meet him. Come
again, Clyde
Bill Riley and John Davis played
pitch three DAYS with a farmer for his
ranch. and when the game was over
they had lost their rooming house and
everything else they thought they pos
sessed. You should change the trump
once in while, boys.
Ike First says he is going to be in
spector at the stock yards after the first
of the wear Well, Ike will sure make a
dandy. as he has been handling and in
spectmg the bull for quite while.
Carl LomaN. Billy Connors and Elmer
Schwab. the lovely trio of the West
Side are trying 10 raise a small amount
so as to buy Gus Myers a pair OF horse
shoes. and in case they do not keep
him from slipping the next pure viii
be for q soft pillow. Cheer up, Gussie.
Ernie Christensen 'the Big Swcdei Is
doing the graceful around Twenty first
and Champa Friends, call and Soc him.
The boat came in.
Arnold Lussi the clever boy across
the street. saws he has got as good
pedigree a, Denny Kavanaugh, but he
would not pay for having it published.
What did ii cost. Denny!
Tom Corhan has a new pair oi sox.
Who had the nerve or stomach to take
his shoes off Please don't answer with
ont giving this thonght.
ANY of the boys thinking Of going
on the police force should not fail to
read section -, rule %, of the police
manuel before applying for the position.
1t reads something like this, Never
pull sawed-off shotgun on anyone, no
matter how sore you may be; never play
pool while on duty; don't mooch cigars
and then arrest the bartender; never try
to make two jacks beat three aces and
then belch; last but not least. tend to
your own business and stay off the SO
called purity squad"
Harry Sullivan 1.-THE comical wopl is
doing the handsome at Sixteenth and
Iarmer and all the bunch are for him
Let the good work 60 on, Harry.
Ed Birmingham Is doing very nicely
and expects to be able To return home
soon
+. :. Brown is feeling much better
and says il he keeps on improving he
will soon be abel to get down town and
get even with some of the boys that
failed to visit him at the hospital
The next smoker viii be held Sunday
evening November :. aud IL for MEM
hers only The following members have
been appointed to have charge: Mics
lleinncrman, Carl Lomax. Wm. Flah-
erty. Joe Cassady and F. Vessel. The
committee expects to make this one OF
the best smokers Of the season. BE
sure and attend
| Flaherty * Oplinger are still running
the Red Front shoe repair shop and the
boys should remember this whenever
| they have any shoes to be repaired. The
number is 1914 Champa street, or you
can call Main 3032 and they will send
the boy to get the shoes and deliver
them when finished
Harvey Garman, the owner Of thi'
paper, met with great loss when his
dearly beloved wife passed away Satur
day, October %, and was buried Thurs
day afternoon great many Of thu
boys ATTENDED the funeral and Harve,
has the sympathy Of all the bar boys.
MODERN CLUB FOR WORKING MEr
Labor headquarters with meeting hall
to suit any sized organization and clul
features that are modern and congcnia
in every respect are provided by tn
Denver Building Trades Club at 173