United labor bulletin., 1915-01-16
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

terest on loans. Sick and relief benc
fits were paid amounting to s20l and
$3.50 was distributed as dividends among
the members. Fred Cantrall is president
and Carl Phillips secretary treasurer OF
the association.
Eli Sherman OF the Palisade Tribune.
Al G.. Dobbins Of the Idaho Springs Ga
zette, Red Saunders of the Brush Re-
publican and Harry Waring of the
Plattesville Herald, former Denver
printers and members of ID. T. u. No.
40, We're in the city this week attend
ing the State Editorial Association
meeting and took in the Pioneer Print
ers' banquet Monday night. The quar-
tet looked particularly prosperous and
earefree.
Fifty-one new individual steel lockers
were installed in the News and Times
composing room this week. This fills
a long-felt want" much appreciated by
the forces on these two enterprislng pa
pers, as the boys-and girls-ean now
wear their banquet clothes to work and
make quick changes without the risk
of having them soiled during working
hours
Bill Tanner, now working steadily in
the Post ad room. i putting in spare
hours, late nights and early mornings
constructing an aeroplane OF an entirely
new model. lie expects to have IL com
pleted in time to fly over the mountains
and plains west to Los Angeles about
the time the !. T. L. convention is held
there next August Bill will also at
tend a convention of the Log Cutters
Association to be held on Santa Cata-
lima island during the concurrent week.
Charles Lecken5y, editor OF the
Steamboat Springs Pilot member ID. T.
L. 40 and recent Democratic candidate
for state auditor, was elected president
OF the Colorado Editorial Association at
the regular mid-winter meeting Of that
body in this city Monday. He succeeds
George Mccormack OF the Port Collins
Express. Other Officers chosen were Roy
Ray Of Windsor. vice president. and
Alva 4 Swain OF the Pueblo Chieftain,
secretary.
J. H. Smyth. who came TO Denver
from Boston several months ago 60 ac-
cept the position OF general manager oi
the News and Times, has rendered his
resignation. to take effect February ].
when he goes TO the Kansas City Post
TO take a similar position. The Kansas
City paper Is owned by Tammen and
Bonfils Of the Denver Post. Smvth was
formerly member Of Boston Typo
graphical Union. and since coming to
Denver has made many friends. and the
printers in particular regret his depar-
ture.
NJ. o. iIutter has brought on his flock
OF trained mountain burros from Sar-
gent, Colo, and entered them for tho
annual horse show next week. This viii
he an added attraction without extra
expense to the spectators.
Harry Parker OF the Trades Union
Benefit Club celebrated his fifteenth
wedding anniversary one day this week
by remaining at home "a hours with his
wife. His absence from the club was
unusual that inquiries brough; the in
formation that Mrs. T. had lassocd him
to a bedpost.,
Frank Tullis, formerly secretary or
Pueblo typographical Union No. Il5 and
for several years linotypist on ine
Star-Journal of that city. has taken the
forcmanship of the Grand Junction
Daily News, conducted by ]. a Bar
clay, who was at one time manager OF
the Pueblo Chieftain.
II. II. Gray OF Denver came to Port.
land the first of the new year and has
been having a reunion with several old
Denver friends now here. among them
Bob" Fischer.-Portland Labor Press
There is no material change in the
New Orleans situation. where 200 union
printers employed on the Times Plea
yune. Item and States have been locked
out because the union refused to repeal
five-day law enacted TO assist the
unemployed The men locked out have
started a new morning paper. the South
ern American, which is meeting with
great success.
Charles Deacon. former superintend-
ent of the Union Printers Home and
later travelling sales agent for the In
European Tour project of the Los
Angeles Labor Temple Association. to
raise funds to liquidate all remaining
indebtedness on the building.
w. !. Snider was elected president of
Colarado Springs Typographical Union
No. So at the annuel election or Officers
held the first Sunday OF this month.
The other officers are; Walter y. o'Day.
vice president; Stephen O'Donnell. sec
retary treasurer; i. ID. Woodworth. re-
cording secretary; Louis Albrecht, ]. r
Cheely and r. II. Suttle. executive COM
mittcc; II. :. Soucson. Louis Albrceht
Thomas McCaffery. delegates TO Allied
Printing Trades Council; sam A. Hoon
John C. Daley, w. |. Reilly and Frank
;. Ross, delegates to Federated Trades
Council.
w. 5. Dickson. who has been laid up
m the County hospital with broken
leg, was able to come down town this
week on crutchcs.
Pueblo typos are making great plans
Tor the annual social event to be held
IN February. II will be a grand ball,
as the boys down there are hep TO all
tnc new tangos and hesitations. George
w. duffy, Sherman Fosdicl aud Fred II.
Duvail have been named as a commit.
tee to see that all accessories pcrtainiuu