Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-10

OF their time was spent in San Diego.
visiting relatives OF Mrs. May
Arthur Caldwell. linotype operator a.
Eames Bros. J. laid up with a bad case
of sore eye caused by a splutter OF lime
he was mixing la-t week at his home to
whitewa-h a chicken house
Jumbo Robinson. an old time New
York printer and former pal of Gus
Koester. - now a resident OF the Union
Printers Home
Charlie Setz. formerly employed on
the Post sud known to many Denver
printers, was elected |. T. L. delegate
from San Bernadino Call union.
High-Wat.r mark for Union Printers
Home residents was reached this week
with total OF 2o7. The maximum
capacity E, 2l0. and there are now p
applicatioH- Tor admission on file.
Fred !. Hambley. formerly an oper-
Alberta. Canada. last week The re-
mains were brought to Denver and in
tered her Tuesday.
Some loyalty. this The San Diego
Daily Union publishes a list of hotel ar
rivals, among which i found, Harry
Rapp. DeHrer Daily Post"
Presid.Ht James Mcnamara and Sec
retary A p knill of the Denver Ex-
]. T. L. nsiegate-' association. are hus-
Ting 10 get an arrangements made for
eutcrtairH- delegates passing through
this city t1 the Los Angeles convention
Auto trin- aud other features Tor those
remaining here a sufficient length OF
time are a-U under way. Another meet
ing Of tha association VIII be held at
D IL
Sunday. July Is.
In a letter To a Denver friend. Mrs
Prank Sfr-ttou former proofreader on
the Rocl Mountain News -ays she and
Frank A. now housekeeping in the Flat
bush distinct OF Brooklyn, a pretty resi-
deuee s.tiou near the beach Frank Is
holding down steady sit in the New
York Tine proofroom and when not
over on Manhattan Island spends most
of his Time -rubbering- in close proS-
unity to the fair bathers. But that Mrs.
s. Is ne,er far away Is a good guess.
w C. Hadfield. for a number of year,
( foreman q the Anaconda Mont Stand
ard. Tut later residing in Southern Cali
Z form. hss been visiting in Denver for
the past week He will be a delegate
! from the Imperial Valley union to the
I Lo- Anseles convention
I Herb Schneider. a member of Cheyenne
I Union. read a paper at the recent con-
ventiou OF the Wyoming Editorial assc-
/ citation ON Machine Composition" that
proved af great interest and benefit to
the M pbers IN attendance
A letter from Homer Dunn ha- this
interesting bit Of gossip concerning ior-
mer nnver typos: The other week in
= 4 1 I.
went iuto the Globe Democrat composing
+ room. First TO come mp and shake hands
Va- " ,lly Walker. then Frazier. Allen
Gucv HIortcon and last but not least,
tho clj proofreader. Saus~ey Guess that
I j. thu way he spells it Let's call a
chapel Meeting said Valley. saw Wal
T kcr III, next day but did not get to see
I the MT again All the aforesaid have
I situations with the exception OF Walker.
and b., j. doing pretty well subbinc."
NcaI Adams. machinist ON the Post,
Z rcceiyo, a telegram Monday announcing
! thu d, tn of his brother. Harry Adams,
AT Gar Ind. where he was employed in
I the ~tesl works. The death was caused
I by an 5ccident while at work.
Iou- NJ Austin. age -. cousin of
Mabel T. Jordan OF the Post chapel
/ died LILY ,. 1915. OF tuberculosis. lie
I cam" rom Minneapolis about six weeks
ago. nterment was at Riverside. the
Z Rev. Dr. Topping OF st. Marks otticiat
/ ing. ne funeral was private.
/ prc>'ient w. II. Sciple OF Boulder
/ Typoraphical union was a visitor in
I Dcn,rr this week.
The Post Chapel Relief Fund asso-
citation declared quarterly dividend OF
I 81 per share this week. which was a
grca, help to the boys who lost ON the
Overland races.