Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
Good Report to Typo Conference
by Secretary Treasurer Deus
Employment Bureau Has Been Success and Greater Con-
Than in Many Years Is Being ShoUn in Union
Affairs By the Country Publisher and Printer

in some newspaper offices, but taking
the job and newspaper employment as
whole it can be considered generally fair
The job end OF it is reported to be good
in most places during the hot summer
months when that business is supposedly
on the decline.
1t is indeed gratifying to report the
increase in membership OF affiliated To-
Gals with the conference since last year.
To the list have been e@ded Boulder and
Fort Collins, swelling the number to eight
locals now AFFILIATED and all OF whom
have remitted their per capita as calico
for by the secretary.
Printed Reports of Proceedings.
When we arrive at some definite plan
/ OF gathering data from these locals,
very good portion of the territory com
prising the jurisdiction viii be covered
| for the information OF our membership,
if only given with the proceedings OF the
annual conference meeting, as was done
last year in connection with the off
GERS reports and in particular with that
of President Pulver.
Anyone desiring a copy OF last years
proceedings can receive the same by ap-
plying to the officers of the conference.
Much information of interest can be
found therein and many good resolu-
tions are contained that need serious con-
sideration at this time. Resolution No.
of last year and endorsed by the dele
gates, is particularly called to your at
tention 1t has to do with our confer
ence being represented at the annual
meeting Of the Colorado Editors Associa-
ton. This year our funds were not suf.
ficient to carry out the sentiment OF
that resolution.
| Finances of the Conference.
The ]. T. U. has had so many requests
for similar aid by district organizations
that the time has not yet reached the
emergency where we can apply for such
financial aid. The conference should go
to the utmost limits this year in securing
the per capita sufficient To defray all OF
its increasing expenses before we call
upon our T. T L. funds for special as
sistance. We must build up our own
individuality as a district organization
and il j. quite promising that We viii.
A. all Of our affiliated locals 80 far have
given Us the nucleus with which to begin.
1t the close OF the fiscal year ending
August. 1915. the cash on hand was
S42.l5 At the close OF the present year
it Is s70.77, including interest, and which
Is deposited in the Pueblo Savings bank
in the name of 7. Charles Deus, as secre-
tary-treasurer of the conference The
total per capita for this year, August
laI5-lql6, is sSl so, with all locals vet
to pay for the last quarter of the year.
The expenditures for the same period
are $50 IS. leaving the above mentioned
s7O.77 on hand to the full credit OF the
conference. All items OF per capita, eN.
penses the employment bureau list etc
are given in full in the journal which is
here presented for inspection by all dele
gates or committee selected to DO so.
Thanks for Labor Bulletin
In closing let me thank all other off.
GERS of the conference for their assistance
, in the work that has been done to pro.
mote this splendid little organization
and who vel, know the secretaries OF
affiliated locals are in proper accord with
us in this movement
Particularly / want to thank Clint {
Houston as editor of The Denver Labor
Bulletin for the liberal space given tn,
employment bureau of the conference
and other courtesics extended in like ca
pacity for the same purpose. To tn,
delegates to this conference | offer man,
thanks for their attendance and | think
it is only fair to ask them to take bach
/, to their respective locals a good repor,
of the proceedings and in every way pos
, s,ble boost the conference and assist II.
in the cherished hope OF having more af
filiations and stronger representations a,
each succeeding year of the Intermoun
tain Typographical Conference,
Fntenally submitted,
]. CHARLES DEUS.
Secretary Treasurer.