Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-22
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

viii be open at 1922 Eighteenth street.
in vacant storeroom, from II o'clock
noon until Z p. m. w. II. Neighbor,
John +. Collett and Ed. 6. Close. mem
bers of the board of trustees. will have
charge of the election. Voting will be
by official printed ballot, and members
must show a paid up card for the cur
rent month to be entitled to vote. Those
who have deposited travelling cards since
April 20 cannot vote for local officers,
but may vote on /. T. U. delegate candi-
dates. There are ten aspirants for the
honor of representing No. 40 at the
Los Angeles convention in August, as
follows: August Rooster. Charles T.
Freeman. Edward J. Hines. p. r. Otis,
VIII II. Hedley. Fred L. Zimmerman.
Henry II. Ellis. +. w Bowles. Peter J.
Rose and Martin Laeher Next to the
delegate race. interest centers in the
presidency OF the local union. Frank J.
Pulver of the Post chapel. is opposed
for reelection by Alonzo Wiley of the
Smith Brooks chapel. Pulver is consid-
cred to have the best of it. as his one
years administration has been success
ful and the factional bitterness that for
merly divided the union has been largely
eliminated under his diplomatic regime
Pulver is also admitted TO be one OF the
best parliamentarians that ever presided
over meetings of No. 40 Wiley j. max
ing a direct appeal to the job printers
and will receive a good vote from that
source. He is now filling the station of
vice president. For secretary-treasurer
Frank c. Birdsall of course has no oppo-
sition. He has held the job for twenty
four years and there is none other
'iust as good" 1t is predicted by the
wise ones that an unusually large vote
will be cast, snow, rain or shine
A well-attended meeting Of the l. T.
L. EN-Delegates' association Of Denver
was held Sunday afternoon in the union
rooms. Bank block. Information was re-
reived a. to time of arrival and period
To be spent in Denver by some Of the
specials going through from the East TO
the os Angeles convention Committees
were appointed ON finance and scope of
entertainment The next meeting will
be held at same place sunday afternoon.
June %. All former delegates. whether
from Denver or other cities. now living
here, are eligible to membership.
Luke FIFTEEN, formerly Of Denver and
well remembered here. writes from
Wheeling W. Va. that he Is now fore
man Of the Post -Intelligencer. Saws he
each week and has led the simple life
since leaving here bv riding the water
wagon in a wet" town. Lake sends
kinde-t regards TO all the good boys in
cludiug Neal Adams and Ben Tamplin.
The Los Angeles convention committee
is producing one Of the finest souvenir
books ever issued for an I. T. Z. gath
cring In order to make 1t perfect
four-color insert of the Union Printers
Home j. being printed by one of the
leading Denver publishing houses.
Web Burrows and Vic Larson of the
Post chapel and George Jones of the
News. went on fishing frolic last sun
day in Nic's big touring gasoline wagon.
They got lost ON the desert prairie land
northeast of Loveland. and were found
about o'clock Monday morning by a
sheepherder riding burro. After be
ing put on the road leading back 60 Den
yer they arrived on Champa street nt
1;l5 a. m. sans fish aud halt, but carry
ing a wonderful thirst. due to the cold
prairie winds that prevail after nightfall
w +. Purdy has accepted the posi-
tion Of foreman of the Great Western
Publishing company. 1870 Arapahoc
street. and entered upon his duties this
week.
Charlie Chris;y of the Post chapel.
who is spending a vacation on the coast.
writes back that he took an ocean bath
az Long Reach and sulphur bath in
Frisco, and was on his way to China
town. Something doing in the dissipa-
tion line when these gay make-ups get
away from home.
Charles Samson. who recently depos-
tied traveller from Kalispcr. Mont Is
at the County hospital with a serious at
tack Of pneumonia.
c. NJ. Hover OF the Post chapel has
branched out as an ad writer for local
business houses and is making good. He
is writing ads that add profit to bus
iness.' Hover is doing ad service for a
number of Denver retail merchants and
can he reached by phone Main 655o
branch IL.
Joe Lcath. wife and family motorcd
down to the Union Printers Home last
Sunday and spent the day visiting his
brother. James Eeath. formerly of Bir.
mingham, Ala.
Home from Philadelphia Union No. .
was in Denver during the past week on
sightseeing trip.
y. ~ hrtiuthsNein OF the Times thap-
el, A. NJ. Warner of the News. and Mark
ID, Tyler Of the Smith Brooks chapel
comprising the committee of arrange
ments for Memorial Sunday. May 30
are arranging splendid program of eN-
ercises to be held at the printers burial
lot. Riverside cemetery
James A. Mcnamara. known TO the
boys on the row as "lim Mac" has re-
I'm d Ia,
ty. The trip was cut shorter than OK
pected owing TO jim's land overseer oh
iccting TO his devastating methods. Sec
ond day out he killed flock of prize
chickens by spraying them with creo-
sote instead of iirecfin the nnisnn fluid