Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-10
Bartenders

Fred Vessel. the business agent. still
says he is single and did not bring a
wife back with him There is vet a
chance for the Denver girls. Who, first9
Brother Hays is feeling his defeat for
trustee very keenly. Cheer up, Ole, bet
ter luck next time. providing you hustle
There was an item in last weeks Bull
lctin aout four fried chickens and two
nice girls. Since when are they chick
ems! And from all reports they must
have been stewed chickens.
Al. Wise, the eN-inspector. is wearing
flower in his coat lapel these days
Ask AL why the wife is in the country
Arthur Sutor. who worked at the
Symes' bar, has gone to Salt Lake City
to start gasoline station or two. lie
has the best wishes of all the BOYS In
Local No. s, and is sure to makc good
wherever he goes.
Br'er Lott is anxious to get busy as
trustee. Take it easy. Lott; everything
comes to him who waits
William Tlaherty OF the. Red Front
shoe repair shop has been asking if the
bar boys are all going barefooted this
summer, as they have not been having
any shoes repaired this month Don't
forget the number, boys, l64t Champa
street.
Emil Frey of the Lemp bar has thrown
out an anchor to windward in case the
saloons should have to close up. lie is
now located at 927 Fifteenth street. the
Frisco coffee house, and Will be glad to
have his friends try cup of hi- Java.
a he says it is the best coffee served in
the city Good luck to you. Emil
Help wanted-If anyone has "A ,cythc
to loan. phone or call OH Old Fatks= Time
Al Wise He will make liberal dis
count for cash on all contract, during
the month ot July. Lawns to now
Pueblo Bartenders' Union No 2s2 has
elected the following officers Presi-
dent. A. ii. Mcintosh; vice president.
Richard Murphy; recording secretary. W.
II. Daniels; financial secretary Sherman
Ayers; inspector. +. a. Wright treas
urer, George Murphy; trustee, Bert
Plessner
John Rosenberg Is going to Idaho
Springs to try and get rid OF rhcumatism
which has been bothering him Tor some
time. We all hope John will come back
straight
General President Flore and his wife
were in town last week, accompanied by
Delegate McDcvitt and his wife OF
Philadelphia and had a fine automobile
ride over the city, which they enjoyed
very much. They only had one day in
Denver, and Were unable 10 make az
many calls as they would have liked.
The sick committee this month con
sists of j. J. Keevan John Krang and
II. \. Klue. BE sure and visit the sick
boys, as they will be glad to see you,
Local No. is doing very nicely. very
few out OF work. and things are looking
brighter every day for 1916
Fred Vessel, the business AGENT. re-
ports all the Denver boys that are on
the coast are holding good positions; at
Frisco he met the following: Jack Red
mond at 1874 Market St. looking good;
Eddie Nercheval, at Seventh and Market
streets. doing fine; Pat Kicr, an old time
partner of Joe Walkers, known in Frisco
as the grand old sport, looking line and
dong well; George Engesser. working at
the Odeon cafe. looking fine: Walter
LaveIe, working close to the fair ground,
same old Walter with the same old
smile; Jack Ryan, one OF the cate men
at the fair, looking little bit thin. but
good natured as ever; Fred Pierce. at the
fair grounds, same Freddie; Ben Early,
an old Denver waiter. in business for
himself, running the Berg hotel bar at
Mason and Ellis streets, doing we'll; and
Hurdy, another Denver waiter. working
at Blode's cafe. lOiG Golden Gate ave-
nue. making plenty OF money. as this
is a busy place.
At Los Angeles the business agent met
the following boys: Frank Gregg. at
.jeifries bar on Spring street, he is look
ing good and doing fine; George Miller,
at the Stag bar, on Spring near Fourth
street, same old George. got good job +;
| Charles Groth at the Schlitz buffet. one
OF the busiest places in Los Angeles.
Unable to meet the other Denver boys
as they were not on shift when he called,
but reports every boy from Denver Is
holding good job