Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-15
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

| \ meeting OF the recently organized
| eN-Delegates Association OF Denver will
he held tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
. o'clock in Secretary BirdsaIl's office.
| 30l Bank block, corner Seventeenth and
Arapahoc. All former l. T. l. represen-
tatives. whether elected from Denver or
other unions. are invited to be present.
| Secretary 4. J. Knill reports a good list
| of members already secured and the
movement il starting off with great en-
| thusiasm. Arrangements will be made
| to show proper countesies to delegates
and visitors to the Los Angeles CON
vcntion passing through Denver in An
gust.
| Wallace Hurley of the Pot chapel has
returned from an extended sojourn in
Southern California. Says the coast is
all right for vacation. but for regular
living Denver has any other place on
earth beaten. Wallace Is once more
manipulating the linotype keyboard and
admits he lilzes the work.
The polling place for the election op
Wednesday. May PC. viii no iH a vacant
store room at lO22 Eighteenth street,
between Curtis and Arapahoc. Polls will
b. open from = noon until p. M. aud
| be- presided over by the three members
OF the board OF trustees.
". II y Eowey. who Ieft Denver q
| few weeks ago to be foreman Of a paper
| IN Casper. Wyo., last week launched a
| paper OF his own at Riverton. Wyo..
called the Biverton Chronicle. II i
nifty Elk column folio. and the first issue
gives promise of business success.
Ralph II. seaman OF the Post chapel
j. happy over the first visit OF the stork
bird 10 his home. BOIL Hooker street.
| The Joyful event occurred last Sunday
| and its l-2-pouud boy. Hnth mother
aud son are doing nicely. Papa i able
to work.
Charles Cheney, formerly employed in
Denv-r. now ON the Boulder Herald, was
in town THE week calling ON his friends
Papers for the admission OF Martin
I-acher TO the Union Printers Home have
been approved by the I. T. U. executive
council. fc- the past few weeks Laehcr
has been temporarily cnmployed in
Craig, Colo.
James 4 Connor of the Post chapel.
who has been laid up by Illness Tor
several weeks, was sufficiently recovered
TO report for duty this week.
About $50 members sol the Graphic
| Trades club. composed of book and job
employing printers, and guests enjoyed
a dinner and lecture ON paper making at
| the Albany hotel Monday evening. The
| lecture was delivered hv G. J.. Rodier OF
the Strathmore mills in Massachusetts.
Stereoptieon slides and ,ooofoot reel
of moving pictures added To the interest
of the evening.
Franklin p. Sears has been appointed
assistant foreman of the Smith Brooks
composing room.
James Mcnamara of the Kisiler chapel
is spending the week on his ranch over
in Arapahoc county. Jim took along
| pair 0i lob tveczers to pull the cactus
ont of the alfalfa fields.
| Roy Shattuck is the official revised
/ proof reader on the new city directory
now under construction by Smith Brooks
| Frank j. Wolf. for many years a mem
i Der Of the Smith Brooks chapel and the
| efficient chairman of ID. T. Us apprcn.
tice committee. has taken position with
| Carson llarpers rs estimator and layout
man. Frank is one OF the Al job
printers OF Denver.
Sidney Eastwood has Joined the local
automobile gang. On his first trip out
he forgot to put any iuicc in the g;t>o-
| line tank. Being OF some heft. Sid Was
able To pull the machine back to the
home garage without being compelled To
| pay savage
Jack Thomas, monotype caster at
Smith Brooks. has returned from Wilkes
| barre Pa. where he was called few
weeks ago by the serious illness Of his
mother who has happily recovered
| While in the East Jack took advantage
OF the opportunity TO visit New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Tom Donohue OF the Express chapel
has the sympathy of shopmates and
friends through the death of an infant
child. born last Sunday. Mrs. Donohuc
i, in very critical condition.
George f. Goss of the Hoeckcl chapel
is improving after undergoing an oper'
alton for appendicitis. For few days
his recovery was in doubt and his wife
came to Denver from the East.
George A. Irwin, an old-time Denver
printer. writes from st. Petersburg, Fla,
that he finds il a great place for out
door sports, chasing tarpon across Tam
pc bay.
w. c. Scehnct has resigned his posi-
ton at Carson Harpcr's and left this
| week for Grand Junction.
] Al May. foreman of the Western
Newspaper Union. is aspiring TO the
heavyweight division since shaking hands
with Jess Willard the big champion,
during the noted pugilist's visit in Den
yer last week.
L. G. Pulley for several wears Gun.