Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-04
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL,

.ng commercial printers to attend this
meeting, when u general discussion of
the printing industry as it applies to
this city will be discussed, with a view
OF adopting co-operation measures to
keep all Denver printing in Denver. 1t
VIII be home industry meeting this
being the special order for 3 o'clock
Miss Katherine Rapp, daughter OF
Harry Rapp OF the Iost chapel, left thi-
week for Chicago to take a position in
the head offices of the Armour Packing
company. She has been employed
stenographcr in the offices of the Colo
RADIO Leather and Tire company.
w. II. Sciple. formerly of Denver but
for some time located in Boulder, is to
be foreman of the new daily paper to
be started in Greeley.
Ben Tamplin of the Post chapel is
constructing a garage, which j. some in
die.,tion that he eontemplates joining
the gasoline gang in the near future.
Joe Rogers of the Times adroom spent
Sunday and Monday at his ranch near
Hudson, making arrangements for spring
planting. Joe says he il still playing
Santa Claus for tenant farmers
Zoe Brill, who suffered a mental ana
nervous collapse some three months ag-,
Is reported by friends visiting him this
week at Mount Airy sauitarium 20 he
improving and there is now a slight hope
for his ultimate recovery. l.
The Query club. that bunch Of live
wires who Travelled from New York
chy to the recent Los Angeles conven-
tiou by special train and stopped for
day iu Denver, will this summer visit
Colorado and tho yellow stone park re-
gion. A. last season. the club members
will have n special tram OF Pullman
coaches. ard Denver will be on the
itinerary. Diminutive Nate Newman
will act as "chaperone' Tor the party.
MIt Deyor. Tor thirty odd years a
member OF the Laadvilie local. q good
portion Of that time secretary. has been
compelled by III health 10 relinquish his
position a foreman OF the Herald Dem
ocrat and VIII seek a lower altitude.
Nathan a Malpuss Is presiding" over
tho iorald-DerRocrat forms
Ms. Josephine Moore. for some time
3u operator at the Smith Brooks plant.
later on the Post and al Wahlgreen's,
has departed fO- her old home at Cedar
Falls Iowa
Wallace Hurley Of the Post has again
moved 90 his ranch in Anpahoe county.
y'ded thcre is no more snow.
K II. O'Elaberty. a charter member -
the I.oulder local. left that city some
time ago for Oklahoma City. But he
cuuldn't stay awa4 from dear "a ""'n-
rado. He Is now holding down the No. 8
machine st the Robinson " right print
shop IN Trinidad.
Big SIX" typographical Union. at it,
meeting last Sunday, endorsed the fol-
lowing fog /. T. L. office; President.
colt; vice president, Barrett. secretary
Treasurer, Bramwood. 81. HAYS 40a Mer-
ritt 227; A +. Of L. delegates. bennett
Max :. Hayes, Morrison and Stevenson,
ia the order named; trustees Union
Printers Home, Mouncc. O'Hara and
MeCaffrcy
Leadville No. l59 has endorsed: Scott,
Barrett. Hays. bennett, Max :. Hayes,
Mccullough. Morrison. Knock, McCaf-
frey, Mouncc. johnson and Iladdon-
Trinidad No l34 voted at it, meeting
Sunday TO endorse Scott. Barrett. Hav>.
D,nnett. Morrison. Mccullough, MaN
Hayes. Mock, McCaffrey, Knock, John
son. Trotter.
w. L. Soles, formerly of No. 30. and
Fd Poster, Tor maav wears publisher Of
the Fort Collins Daily Review have
started a new Democratic weekly in
Greeley. 1t will carry the TyPograph
cal Union label.
w. A Navinger. for years secretary
OF Durango Typcgranh cal Union, re
Gently suffered nervous breakdown and
Is at present domicilcd in state in
stitution at Pueblo.
George l.. Stiffler. at one time in the
nil L.
connected with the firm of Stiif1c- S
Robinson. commercial printers, Fort
Collins. has disposed Of his interests TO
Mr.. Robinson and will leave shortly for
California.
Judge" Alvin C. Phelps. who subbcd
IN tho machine side Of tho Post while
studying law at the Colorado university.
has ''pullcd his slip" and will take NJ
the Practice Of HE profession at Tcllu-
ride. Colo. lie will retain his active
membership in No. 40.
President Mardseu C. Scott has an.
pointed George p Nichols of Baltimorc
Typographical Union No. IL. Fred y.
Cornell of New York Tvpogra ph'cal
Union No, and John =. Nagie Of Chi
caro Typographical Union No. l6 to
serve with himself and Sccretary-Treas
nrcr j. w. HAYS on the committee an.
thorizcd hy tho IspS Angeles convention
to formulate plans for the creation and
administration OF out-of-wor> ard sick
relief funds.
Hamilton Typographical Union is
making arrangements for q BANQUET in
the dining hall of the C. w. Robinson
company. ON the evening of Friday.
March ln The event will he in honor
OF the members of this organization who
nave enlisted for overseas service, and
cordial invitation is extended to any
other members of the craft wearing the
kings uniform and quartcred in the
city. Fully 10 per cent of the LEGAL