Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-31

and visitors to the Los Angeles conven-
tion, is scheduled to arrive in Denver at
IL m, and remain until 3 p. m, Sunday,
August /, the regular meeting OF Dem
yer Typographical Union No. 40 for that
date is hereby postponed to Sunday,
August 8. Frank J. Pulver, president;
A. p. Knill. chairman executive commit
tee; +. c. Birdsall, secretary.
Fred c. Miller, proprietor and operator
oil the linotype plant at the Brock-Haff
ner press, was able to come down to
his office this week. His many friends
in Denver and thrGout the country win
be glad to learn of his recovery from a
serious accident six weeks ago when he
was run down by an auto truck at
Fourteenth and California Miller was
confined to the hospital for two weeks
before being taken to his home at p
Downing street. In further evidence of
Fred's normal state of mind, as well as
physical improvement, he called at The
Bulletin office and renewed his sub
seTiption.
August Rooster. delegate from No. 40
and member OF the Committee on
Laws of the /. I. L. convention left
Friday for Los Angeles, accompanied by
his wife. This committee convenes next
Tuesday for preliminary work OF the con-
ventian. Fred l.. Zimmerman, 20. 4o's
other delegate, will leave Denver next
week. The opening session of the con-
vention viii be held Monday. August @.
Former /. T. L. President James NJ.
Lynch and former President James Tole
Of New York Typographical Union No
q were guests OF the Union Printers
Home Saturday to Tuesday, en- route to
the Los Angeles convention.
Articles OF incorporation for pro-
posed seven-day morning newspaper to
be published here under title OF the
Denver American have been filed with
Secretary of State Ramer. The corpora
tion i capitalized at S300.OO0. the stock
of which. il i said. has been subscribed
by nearly $500 Democrats thruout the
state OF Colorado. H. d. Carbary. for
merly general manager Of the Rocky
Mountain News. j. 10 assume a similar
position on the American. The paper Is
expected TO begin publication by October
D. The board Of directors L. composed
Of Henry d. Csrhary. chairman. Judge
T. C. Stimson. Denver; J.. NJ. Ammons.
Thomas r. Woodrow. a cousin OF Presi-
| dent Woodrow Wilson. +. W Pfeiffer.
Denver. w =. Foley. Denver: Miles &.
Saundcr-. Pueblo. Fred 4. Sabin. La
Junta: u. ". MacSweeu. Brush: w. A
Scott, Fort Collins; John J. Tobin. Mont
rose. George =. West. Durango, and
John II. Slattery. Silverton.
Mr. Otis and the Lo> Angeles Times
i the title OF an interesting pamphlet
just issued by the publicity committee of
Los Angeles Typographical Union No.
ia. IL gives an concicse history of
the long contest between Otis and the
nnion printers, and is prepared for distri-
button among delegates to the conven-
tion. A copy has been received by The
Bulletin thru courtesy OF |. T. L. Repre-
sentative Charles +. Scott.
Mrs. Fred Chilson. wife of Fred NJ
Chilson OF ,be News chapel was operated
OF Tuesday morning at 81. Luke's hos
pital for appendicitis. The operation
WIS performed by DIR. sherman MI
liams MIR. and Mrs. Chilson are well
known in Denver and their many friends
VIII be glad to know she i rapidly re-
| covering
Adolph Herzbcrg. formerly of tho
Rocky Mountain News, has joined the
local Denver colony. and is showing up
on the Jonrnal.-Portland Labor Press
There is a suspicion in Denver tina,
Harvey +. 6arman really went to the
coast to act A. agent for a Milwaukee
brewery. Several gross of postcards to
friends herr all bear the beautiful print
of Miss Gambrinus. whose chief adorn.
ment is shield advertising n well known
brand of beer. II is further reported
that sixteen bartonders arr employed At
a wet goods emporium in Venice near
| where Harvey is domiciled.
f. H. Mangus. one OF No. 49's oldest
l. T. U. pensioners, writes Secretary
Birdsall from Council Bluffs, Iowa. that
he is living at his ease and feeling fine
Fifty years ago and for many years
thereafter Brother Mangus was active in
typographical affairs in Denver. and Is
remembered by all of the old-timers.
Maize Ncwman's special de luxe train
with the Query club OF Big Six en-
route to the Los Angeles convention
were guests of the Denver ex-i. 7 L.
Delegates association Friday OF this
week. The visitors were taken an an
| automobile ride over the city and enter
tanned at Lakeside park at night The
party is visiting the Union Printers
Home today.
John ID. Conner and John Misty have
been informed that favorable action has
been taken by the |. T. L. executive
council upon their applications for pen
sion. This brings the total OF No. i9's
|. I. L. pensioners up to fifteen.
A. f. Oft. a well known Denver typo.
left this week for Aberdeen. Wash
where he expects to make his home for
time. or until the wanderlust again
hits him side swipc.
Mrs, Greer Hurd. wife of the popular
Post chapel member. was operated on at
St. luke's hospital Monday for tumor
The operation was successful and Mrs
Greer is reported to be convalescent.
Byrd L. Wilson. foreman of the Post
ad room, is confined to his home 5lN