Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-25
Senator Harvey Garman
Sells Interest in Paper
News and Editorial Policy Of Past
Three Years WIN Be Continued
and improvements Made By
New Owners In Future

Az announced on the editorial page of
this issue, The Denver Labor Bulletin
> Is now owned and controlled. jointly and
in equal shares, by Clint G. Houston and
Edward J. Hines. Negotiations for pur-
chase OF the interests OF Harvey z. Gar
man, former general manager Of the pa
per. had been under way for more than
fhree weeks. Final agreement and trans
fer of the stock of The United Labor
Bulletin Printing and Publishing Com
pany, Incorporated under the Colorado
state laws, WAS made last Saturday
morning. The company reorganized thru
the election OF Mr.. Houston as president
and Mr.. Hines seeretsry-treasurer.
Since the death Of his wife two months
ago senator Garman has been anxious
70 dispose Of his interest IN the paper,
and the cash offer made by the present
owners was finally agreed upon mutual
ly between the parties concerned. While
Mr. Garman's future plans have not as
yct fully maturcd, he viii Be kept busy
FOR at least a month in completing busi-
ness affairs in Denver and will make
his headquartcrs during that period at
The Bulletin office
Has a Host of Friends
a Hundreds OF friends will regret to
learn that the senator has severed his
connection with The Bulletin, where as
A writer and In n managerial capacity
ne bn. proven both interesting and sue
ee..ful. lie is retiring only because he
Ar.ire~, at his age, TO be relieved OF the
increasing strain OF newspaper work
Wherever he goes or whatever he does
Harvey u. carman will carry with him
the lasting friendship Of the present
o.urrs Of the paper. and thonssads Of
wnrm perscnal 5firuds In Denver sad
thruouf the state Of Colorado.
Clint @. Houston, editor. and Edward
j Uin~s. business and advertising man.
.9xs ~ho have linked their fortunes OF
~ future in the paper. arc well known
70 th. Organised labor movement OF the
s-ity and state. Both arc active mcmbers
Of Denver Typographical Union No. 40
Of long standing. and have each served
a. president Of the Denver Trades and
Labor Assembly, as well ~ In many
other official capacities in the labor
movement.
No Change in Papers Policy.
A. EDITOR. Mr.. Houston viii continue
the same policy pursued during the past
two and one-haif year,, which has
broueAt The Bulletin 10 the front ranks
Of Iskov Journalism and made II one OF
the usss4 trustworthy and widely read
wr~kIv labor papers published in the
TINTED States IL IL now recognized as
the official spokesman for the union Ia
tor movement In the Rocky Mountain
region thruout the entire United States
For the position Of business and ad-
vrrtising manager Mr.. Hinc- Ia especially
well qualified lie is well and favor
ably known among the merchants and
-. .-.s eli
as In the ranks OF organized labor. To
him largely IL due credit in financial
way for the last two sucecsses of The
bulletin Labor Day Souvenir editions,
having had charge Of the advertising. He
was business manager of The Bulletin
-ome eight or ten years ago when II
was first published a- a weekly news
papcr under auspices of Denver Union
Label League No. /, and was the man
who carried the embryo publication
across several financial shoals.
~ Faith in Future Success.
The new management has faith in the
future success Of The Bulletin. and are
backing this faith with hard dollars
earned "a union printers. Both Mr. Hines
and Mr.. Houston believe that ninc-tcnth-
Of the union men and women will be-
come subscribers 70 the paper, for in
the trucst sense II 10 the paper of the
working people, published by and for
them. They also have confidence that
merchants, business and professional
men who succeed thru patronage Of well
paid union men and women will take
liberal advantage of these columns 70 Sc
cure the trade Of this important part Of
Dcnvcr's population.
Cooperation Is Invited.
To the end that The Bulletin may per-
form its largest mission and in order
that the paper may reach the highest
state Of efficiency in spreading the doc |
trinc Of straight trades unionism, every |
member Of organized labor and friends
Of those who toll for wages, are urged 10
srend In their names to he placed upon
Our regular mailing list Do Il today.
Office address, Room 2s, 1924 Curtis
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