Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-27
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

TYPOGRAPHICAL.
ID. +. L. No. 40 has lost two members
by death this month. James Conway.
G2 years of age, who came to Denver
two years ago, died at his home. los.
Cook street, of asthma and heart trou-
BILE The remains were inferred at Fair
mount last Friday. He left a widow and
two sons. residing here. Philip +. Smith,
age "a years, recently working at
Wray, Colo. WAS brought to Denver last
week and taken TO st. Luke's hospital,
suffering from severe attack of pneu-
monia. and died last Sunday morning.
The remains were taken to Wray for
inierment. Deceased left a widow and
two children.
Joe Lcath was this week entertaining
his sister. Mrs. Carrie Bond. formerly
OF Birmingham. Ala. later residing in
Denver. aud now connected with a big
department store in Spokane. She was
on her return trip from New York where
she goes twice year to purchase goods
Earl Campbell has opened up shop
OF his own at broadway and Ninetecnth.
~Hcine" Schluter. chairman OF the
Post chapel, says things are running 20
smooth these latter days that all he has
10 do Is collect dues and smile at the
girls in the proof room.
Wallace Hurley has not been heard
from authoritively since going to Cali
fornia several weeks ago. Some of the
boys in the Post chapel are debating the
advisability Of sending Harry Smith to
the coast to investigate the cause of
Hurley's protraeted silence.
Ralph l. Criswell. member of Los An
gelcs Typographical Union has been
nominated rs a candidate 10, mayor oil
that city ON the Socialist ticket
Ray Olson. Bayard Brooks and C. b.
Hicks have qualified as monotyrc key.
board experts ON the News and Times.
and will henceforth do the manipulating
of the keys for these two papers.
Epidemic of Ia grippe struck the Kis-
tier chapel last week. Those who have
been laid up on this account include q.
:. Giessncr. Herman Verron. John Sass
and Thomas Graham. Nothing serious,
however.
Three former members of No. 80 have
recently made Boulder. Colo. the base
for operations necessary in acquiring the
much sought meal ticket: w. II. Scipl..,
NJ. II. Ropkey and one of the Rhine
brothers, the latter working on the
Camera. the two former ON the News.
Boulder has three dailies News. morr-
ing; Herald and Camera. evening" ani
one weekly ithe Mincr), each equipped
with machines, news and job type. Ty.
biographical Union has about 20 ne l.
bers. The scale is SIS and $24.
s. A. Forquer of the News chapel got
his automobile out Of the machine shop
this week and is once more indulging in
the sport Of speeding on high gear with
low pressure Of gasoline.
There are two vacancies in the board
of trustees to be filled by elect: m a.
the next meeting. August Koes; .r has
resigned to become candidate Tor /.
T. u delegate and NJ H. Ropkcy has
taken position in Boulder. W H.
Neiehbor is ths remaining memhe- of
the board.
Edward J. Hines of Eames Bros. chan.
cl requests The Bulletin to announce
that he is candidate for l. T. u. dele
gate to the Los Angeles convention.
Sol Erickson of the News chapel got
lonesome residing out in the suburbs
where he led the simple life for several
months. and has moved to the Hall
apartments, Thirteenth and Curtis.
Employees of the government printing
office will receive thirty days annual
leave hereafter instead of twenty-six
days. ms the result of decision bv
Comptroller of the Treasury Downey.
The case was decided ON an appeal made
by +. c. Roberts, well known among the
union men of the country, from a decis-
ion rendered by former Comptroller
Tracewell. Judge Downcy's decision
ovcrr'lcs that of his predecessor.
Owners of the Register and Leader and
Evening Tribune OF Dcs Moincs. Iowa.
announced that they will rebuild their
plant destroyed by fire with loss of
$sooO00 Sunday morning. The papers
are being issued from the plant of the
Daily Capital. The new Register plant
will be the finest in the state. absolute
" fireproof. Work will start at once.
Harry Rspp had on a sub all this week
and the inference il that he il doing
scout duty for some of the brush base
hall leagues.
The latest typo victim of joy-ri.iing
thieves Is Joe Ieath. His automobile
was stolen from in front Of a depart
ment store on Sixteenth one afternoon
last week and later found by the police
on the Brighton road.
George w. Mackenzie, monotypc kew
board operator ut tho News sincc the
machines were introduced, will leave
Monday for San Francisco, where he roes
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