Denver labor bulletin., 1916-07-22
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL,

DuIIetn, ana are humping themselves 10
win the prize. The Bulletin is giving
| S5 in gold to the boy who constructs the
| best ad, and the contest is being held
under the supervision OF the Apprentice
Committee OF Denver Typographical
| Union No. 40. This committee also will
appoint the judges to award the
prize after proofs have been submitted.
The half page ad will be reproduced in
The Bulletins Labor day edition, and
| full credit given to the winner In ad-
| dition to the s. in gold, further honor
| will come TO the winning apprentice by
having his haif-tone picture appear in
] the Labor Day edition. More interest
| is being taken by the boys in this con-
test than any heretofore held under the
auspices of the union. The apprentice
committee in charge consists of il. r.
| Hays. chairman; Chester Weiss and w.
| II. Hedlev. A reDort on the contest is
| expected 10 be made at the August
meeting.
A brother OF Ray Arnold of the Post
| chapel came up from Amarillo. Cexa>
in his automobile this week ard tLey
| are touring the Estes Park region
Seven members OF the Allied Printing
| Trades Benefit Association are now on
the sick list drawing SO per week
Mrs. Blanche Branch. wife of Frank
Branch of the Post ad room, was the
| soloist at the City park concert Friday
night OF last week and made a decided
bit with the great audience Mrs. Branch
is one of the coming soloists of the West
and will probably be heard during the
Auditorium series Of municipal concerts
next winter.
Tim Foley is recuperating at Ever
green in Bear Creek cancn
Frei Hilgram and wife OF Fort Wayne.
Ind, are guests for couple of weeks
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wander Perel
Bill Collins found an automobile tire
and rim a few days ago and is now
searching for the balance of the ma
chine.
Secretary F. C. Birdsall has been nom
mated as Il candidate in 7 he Bulletins
contest for a free trip to the world
! championship baseball seri,-s and the
boys say they are going TO put him there
with bells and ribbons.
Judge Richard Ship Of Casper.
| Nyos lawyer, poet and union labor ad-
| vocate, was visitor in Denver this
/ week and made a call at The Bulletin
] office. He is member OF Casper Typo
/ graphical Union
H. \ Scholtou, a member OF Colorado
| Springs union, has been endorsed by No.
| - for county commissioner and a com
mittee appointed to assist in his cleo
tion.
Charles T. Wilder, for years an en-
ploye Of the Colorado Springs Gazette,
has resigned his position and Is i'll in a
| hospital in Denver.
A. c. Griffin has returned to Denver
after protracted soiourn in Fort
| Worth, Texas
Mrs. l. w. Miller, monotyPe operator
at Smith Brooks. left Monday for a two
weeks visit with her son and his wife in
Salt Lake City.
Work in the commercial shops shows
slight decrease this month over last,
and few idle printers are now daily
visitors at the secretary's office.
Fred Phillips came up from his Ord @
way ranch this week to manipulate a
monotype at Smith Brooks while Mrs
/. W. Miller is away on a two weeks
vacation.
Edward ]. Hines, business manager OF
The Bulletin, and a member of No 20.
returned Tuesday from Butte. Mont d,
and Laramie, Wyo. The burial of his
mother. who died in Butte, was made
in the family plot at Laramie De
four daughters, one of the latter. Mrs
Bush, residing in Denver.
Washington Typographical Union No.
| lol has appointed committee of 35 TO
act with the executive committee TO ar
range for dav of entertainment in
honor OF delegates and visitors TO the
Baltimore convention of the Interna.
| tional Union who will visit the nations
| capital an entire day.
Secretary 4. A. Duke of Kansas City
typographical Union has the sympathy
| of his many friends in the loss of his
mother, who died Tuesday OF last week.
w. c. Hercules and George Allen made
rush auto trip to Cheyenne last week
and returned 10 Denver much refreshed
in spirits.
A meeting OF the Denver Ex-Delcgatc,
Association was held Wednesday even
ing at the Inon rooms, there being
quite a number present. Committees
were appointed to promote business,
and another meeting is called to follow
Immediately upon adjournment of next
regular union meeting.
Doc" Watson. Times machinist, has
| purchased an automobile, thus automat-
really becoming member of the Order
| of Nuts.
George c. Mccormick, foreman of the
Post, has gained position in the who's
| Whoyr coterie. He was fined in judge
Bray's court last week for not dousine
the glimmcrs on his new automobile.
Otis Wilson OF Salt Lake City, a
former Denver typo. has returned TO
| Colorado for u months vacation. He Will
visit his father and brother in Longmont,
and spend some time fishing at Taber-
nash. on the Moffat road Otis made
a call at The Bulletin office upon his
| arrival in Denver on Thursday.