Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-17
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

Angeles during the week OF August o
to IA. received letter from President
Marsden G. Scott this week informing
him of his appointment a member of
the committee on laws. Other members
are: Thomas c. Parsons, Columbia No.
l0l OF Washington, ID. c., chairman; Ed
ward Sims, Wheeling No. 10; George
Lavelle. Toronto No. 81; Daniel Kelly,
Grand Rapids No. 80; Edward F. Drack-
ert formerly OF Denverl. Sacramento
No. 40, and John McArdee, New York
Mailers No. 6. This is the most import
ant of the convention committees. and
will meet at the Angeles hotel in Los
Angeles on Tuesday, August 3, week
preceding the opening session to dissect
all propositions that have been sub
mitted for consideration by the conven-
tion. Delegate Rooster will be accom-
panied to Los Angeles by his wife. and
they will leave Denver about July 27.
Sometime between Saturday evening
and Tuesday morning the safe in the
office of Omaha Typographical union in
the McCague building was robbed. the
thieves taking the inner casing contain
ing the locked drawers and contents.
Wednesday the police were called TO the
railroad yards near Locust street, where
the casing. drawers and considerable of
the contents were found scattered about
the yards There was no money in the
safe, according to Roy Hinman. secre-
tary. Severay checks members had
paid dues with. Mr.. Humans salary
check for S2s, a certificate OF deposit for
sI,l77.s5. - in stamps and about sixty
union due stamps are missing. Secre-
| tary Hinman stopped payment on the
checks and certificate. The safe was
sts har l..-f L-.sI La SAT he.
thieves Jimmy Valentinedr the combin-
a;ion.--omaha Western Laborer.
Al Lindquist. who has been foreman
of the Telegram several months. has re-
signed We have not as yet been able
to ascertain what AIS" plans are for
the futnre.-Portland labor Press.
With the advent of o0-to-lo0 degree
temperatures ia Denver this week, Sec
rctary Frank C. Birdsall has been com.
PEELED to replace his usual scent ehoeo-
late drop- noon day lunch with some
thing cooler and more substantial He
Wa~ discovered eating a cheese sand
Uich and drinking a glass Of beer in
the Symes buffet al noon Tuesday. Dis
corery not made by The Bulletin editor
however
A meeting of the Denver EN-I T. L.
Delegates association to make final ar
raugcmeuts for entertaining delegates
and visitors stopping here en- route to
the Los Angeles convention viii be held
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at =
o'clock at the union rooms in Bank block
Those who have suggestions TO offer
whether eN-delegate- or not. are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Bulletin management j. having an
iron cross manufactured for presentation
TO An Petsch. its efficient linotypist.
Recently while riding a motorcycle home
| from work be was run into BY an auto
mobile owned and driven by James ].
sullivan. lawyer with offices in the
T.. & c. building. Art was badly Grip
Piled for several days and his maehinv
had 10 undergo expensive repairs. He
entered suit for 500 damages and OF
Monday of this week conducted his own
case IN Justice Riee's court and secured
judgment for SOS and costs Hence
the iron cross.
Webb Burrows OF the Post and George
Jones OF the News. whose limited part.
nership in the fishing game has had
previous comment in The Bulletin. are
said 10 BE- negotiating for an aeroplane.
They read in war dispatches how air
scouts are able to detect submarines
twenty feet under water. BY this token
they expect TO locate fish sleeping on
the bottom of DE Wolfe lake and he
able to capture them unawares
When The bulletin what YOU know
man made his weekly visit to the Post
composing room this week Assistant
Foreman Pete Rose was picture of
puzzled perpleNities. Pete had counted
the days. even hours and minutes, when
he would start on his vacation tour Of
the coast cities and appear in Los An
geleS during the l. I. L. convention a
an also ran" delegate. Blu, the p. p. p,
look ON Pete's face was occasioncd by
Mrs. Rose suggesting that the 400 or
so necessary TO trip OF this magni-
tude. with trimmings. be expended Tor
gasoline wagon built for home use
Therefore Pete is squsrely up against
II. and must reach decision within the
next ten days. Here's laying odds that
Mrs. Pete wins.
Adolph A. Herzherg. for a number of
years employed on the News and re-
Gently suhhing on the Post. has gone to
Woodburn. Oregon. where he expects to
locate permanently.
Harry Wander perel. by permission
and promise OF good behavior. took Pres
idcnt and Mrs. Frank J. Pulver and
their three children. on an automobile
JOY ride over the Mountain parks system
Tuesday. Knowing Harry's reputation
as "sbofer." Mr.. and Airs. Pulver took
a desperate chance, when street cars are
now running to Lookout mountain.
Harvey f. Garman. wife and son. have
taken apartments ut Venice, Cal. on
the seashore near Los Angeles, and will