Denver labor bulletin., 1915-08-21
Printing Trades
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himself for imposing the long separa-
tion.
A meeting of the Denver Ex- x-Delegates'
association will be held at the union
rooms next Tuesday evening. August "a,
for the purpose OF winding up all busi-
ness connected with the recent success
ful entertainment OF visiting /. T. L. |
delegates President James A. McNa
mara states that after paying all ex- |
penses there remains about SIS or $50
in the treasury. Some have expressed I
themselves in favor OF making the asso-
citation permanent as social adjunct to
the union.
{. H. Hover of the Post chapel enter /
tanned a stag party at his home Monday 1
night. Among the victims present were
Heine WolteT, Harry Wander Perel. Ray /
Arnold and Carl Phillips. 1t i said to
have been very recherche affair.
+. ID. Scheiman of the Post chapel is /
entertaining his sister. Mrs A Braitin |
ger OF Ada, Mich, who is visiting Denver /
for couple of weeks.
William j. Lambert. who hoboed with /
Secretary Birdsall in the prehistoric days |
of printerdom. accompanied by his wife. 1
son and daughter. are visiting in Denver
this week. Mr.. Lambert j. now one of
the prosperous citizens of Michigan. be
ing interested in lumber and maufac-
turing concerns. and il register of deeds /
of Bay county. He resides in Bay City. I
Jake Wander Perel has established a
record that is unparalleled for him. lie
ran his machine los miles last Sunday
without the necessity OF taking the
Overland to an automobile hospital
Therefore the standing line Wander /
perel wrecks his car again" does not |
appear in this issue OF The Bulletin.
Earl X. Scheiman. one OF the younger
>et Ia No. -. i the proud papa Of 4
beautiful bouncing baby boy which Ar
rived at his home, - Eleventh avenue. /
Monday. Mr. Scheimau and baby are
doius nicely. = d. Scheiman. makeup
ou the Post. is the happy grauddady Of
TINS ~cheimau III
Misses AlaEclle T. Jordan and Eileen
p Murphy of the Post proof room were
Bcceptably ch8peroned last Sunday on a
delightful excursion over the Moifat road
To- Tollaud. They returned safely and
vere able TO report for work Monday
morning. There Is an abundance of
mountain spring water in the vicinity OF
Tolland.
The Good Samaritan monthly pc
riodieal puhlishcd by the Los Angeles
Tribune chapel in the interest OF broth
erly love. got out daily during the
l. T. L. convention ~ that city last
week Copies reaching The Bulletin have
been read with avidity by the editor and
office chair warmers. and the only ne
gret i that the daily visits will cease.
now that the convention has adjourned.
One of tho numbers contained this para.
graph under the heading of "Printcrs ,
Up and Down the Pike Arrived from
Denver \ very modest. smiling Dutch /,
man; one man that We know OF who not !
only delivers the goods but repeat He ]
was elected delegate to Boston by the I
largest number Of votes ever given a
delegate from No. 90 lie i with NJ this I
week in the same capacity and also -
a member OF the laws committee. Hr I
stands acc high in the estimation Of h.- |
craftsmen. a. the city he represents doe, !
in altitude; popular for his uise counsel !
and ever-ready spirit OF promoting the |
feeling of good fellowship among the /
rank and file and appreciated hy the o'
ficers for his consistency and efiicienc,
He Is not glory gunner. but he alway,
guns the glory. He is very clever cN
ponent Of the terpsichorean art-wateh I
him demonstrate at the ball. We take
pleasure in introducing August koester,
from one Of the host little cities on tho /
face of the earth
Here's anther personal from the Good |
Samaritan: John Mctzger OF Denver IS I
probably the oldest member in attend 4
ance. Mr.. MetEger has carried oaui /
for forty nine years
Webb Burrows Vic Larson aud NJ d. ]
Hutter motored up to Lyons Tuesday an I
a fishing expedition along the 81. Nmn /
river. One of the trio tried to induce I
long distance telephone operator 10
connect up with '.hc Bulletin cf'i,S ~
tell tale of woe. but the editor refused 4
to stand good for the toll chargc and I
the story does not appear ia this issue.
By vote OF los to 81 the Los Angeles (
convention rejected former Prcsideut 7
James NJ. Lynch's proposition to ircreasc 50 (
the salaries OF President Scott aud SOC
etary Hays from $500 to 5000 prr 4
annum. 4
NJ. II. Ropkey. sihbing on the News
for several months PAST. has accepted Z 1
situation at the Hotel Bullet office
Emma Langdon. a well known member 4
OF ID. T. U. No. 80. will be one OF the
Labor Day orators at the celebration a I
Pueblo held under auspices OF the Trades
and Labor Assembly of that city.
Dcnver's two delegates at the !. 7, Il
convention had good committee appoint
mcnts. August Rooster was member
of the committee on laws and Frcd l..
Zimmerman was appointed by President
Scott as a member of the committee on
miscellaneous business.
+. c. Roberts, one of the delegates
from Washington to the Los .hngrle- (
convention, has been appointed labor
commissioner of Porto Rico by President
Wilson. He was first informed OF his
selection thru telegram received while
the convention was in session last week.