Denver labor bulletin., 1915-04-17
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

The Colorado Pioneer Printers held a
stag dinner and story telling bee in the
elegant new dining room OF the Electric
club, Chamber OF Commerce buiiding,
Monday evening. About 100 of the pic
neer boys We're there to enjoy the eats
md swap "reminiscences. President o. L.
Smith was toastmaster and kept the fun
going for nearly three hours after the
dinner debris has been carted away.
Four printers who came to Denver in
1863 were among the number. They are
Samuel :. Landon, Charles Russell, Cad
+. Hagar and Halsey NJ Rhoads Among
those whom the toastmaster called on
for stories, songs, "reminiscences and
brief talks We're Otto F. Thum, DIR. w. S.
sharpley, Joe G. Brown, Thomas NJ
Hunter, J. J. Dillenback. Jesse J. Dor
man, Clint G. Houston, Frank l.. Bishop,
ii. H. Buckwalter, o. n Gaymon, An
gelo Noce. Colin Eastwood, August Noes.
ter and c. II. Peterson.
Mrs. Sarah +. Carstarphen. mother of
II. w. Carstarphen, superintendent OF
the News and Times. died last Sunday.
MIR. Carstarphen was 50 years of age
and in her girlhood days was a classmate
and playmate OF Mark Twain. Funeral
services We're held Tuesday afternoon at
the Broadway Baptist church, interment
being at Fairmount.
Charles +. Hynes. superintendent of
the Smith Brooks Printing and Publish
ing company, was eseorting I. T. L.
President Marsden G. Scott through the
big plant during his visit in Denver last
week. In the composing department
the linotype machine room was finally
reached. An introduction to l.. d. Hos
man came in natural sequence oh.
Z 4 4 -
the class conscious" printer. He had
me thrown out of a meeting of Big Six
some years ago, and IL made a date in
history for me- The !. +. L. president
smiled knowingly as memory recalled
the event and passed on to the next.
To have the I. T. L. convention at
Los Angeles take steps that will even
tually lead to a uniform rule throughout
the entire jurisdiction for price and one
half on the last shift OF double header
j. being advocated by members OF the
Post chapel. \ resolution mstructing No.
4"'s delegates on this matter will prob
ably b. proposed at the next meeting.
A certain female editor who has her
printing done at the Western Newspaper
Union ha- been iu the habit Of passing
around the cigars 10 the BOYS in the com
posing room. Not bad idea. when prop
er discrimination j. given to selecting
the brand Of smokes Last week the
chapel appointed a radium hiRh-power
committee to suggest 10 the editress that
while they appreciated her favors, they
would appreciate it more ii the brand
We're changed She Is a wise woman and
courteously agreed to the proposition. ad-
miiiing that she wasn't hep to picking
printers prides-
Birth cards received in Denver this
week announce the arrival on April 10
of Jane Elizabeth Guild. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Preston Guild. at their
home. 2ll1 Pioneer avenue. Cheyenne.
Wyo. -Bill'' Guild is we'll known here,
having been employed on the Times up
until about eight months ago.
A monotype casting machine is to be
installed by the Post for the purpose of
manufacturing new ad type.
This has been duh week. No,
single new candidate for delegate has
visited The Bulletin office to pass out
cards and give the friendly handclasp.
Byrd Wilson. foreman of the Post ad
room. has gone up TO Idaho Springs 10
take course of radium baths. In his
absence c. NJ. Hover is handing out COPY
and directing the course of events.
ItNeoE ifacon. -ou oI tuarle> Iha-
con, former superintendent of the Union
Printers Home. is now a movie actor,
being on the staff OF the keystone com
pany Mt Los Angeles.
Harry V. Parker of the Trades Union
iienefit club requests announcement that
he is not the Harry Parker frequently
arrested and reported through the daily
papers for reckless automobile driving.
Harry V. merely owns n Ford and saws
he couldn't be reckless II he would.
Al $. Andrew of Pueblo and John II.
White of Victor, two typo members of
the house. left this week for their homes
aud will no doubt bc kept busy for q
time in explaining their support OF some
OF the vicious corporation bills passed oy
the 1hieving Twentieth. They may find
eNcnsc in having been hog. tied by the
| Republican caucus gag exercised hy
! Speaker Phil r. Stewart and Gang Lead
er Edward NJ. Sabin.
Harry w Risley. state printing COM
missioner. with the approval OF the gov.
ernor. this week awarded the state con
tract for commercial printing to the Kis.
tier Stationery company. The work win
. cost about $1,000.
Secretary of State John f. Ramer has
stated to Officers of Denver Typograp nh.
ical Union that no more work from his
office viii be given to non union print
ers. He says the job sent to an unfair
/ outfit i'm Fort Collins was without his
approval and that il will not occur again
Jesse Burnett, for some time sub on
the ad side of the Post has accepted a
situation in the job department OF the
Wyoming Labor journal in Cheyenne
Frank y. Pulvcr. |. T. L. representa-
tive, was in Pueblo this week assisting