Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-15
Bartenders
(By Fred Wessel.)


A great many of the bar boys have
gone away to other climcs, where they
hope to be successful, and are joined in
this hope by all who remain in Denver
Ihey are as good bunch .of men as
were ever banded together in any or
ganization, and they are not passengers
the present Colorado state officials
should be. Amt it too bad that WAN
dering" George missed going with the
rest OF the nuts" in the Ford party:
Dan Grenier and the assistant bust
ness agent, Harry V. Parker OF the
Trades Union Benefit club, are off on
trip east that will cover quite a bit OF
territory, and We hope they will meet
with something that suits them.
Ducks Harrison. b. F. Walker, F.
Schoendrist and E.. Birmingham have
gone to Kansas City, where We hope
they will meet with success.
William Riley says he will stay in
Colorado and not ask Governor George
for any work, as he is opposed to men
doing horses work in the beet fields.
George Riley says Uncle Sam has
position waiting for him any time he
wants to work, and it is not a dry job.
Ike Furst AYERS business is not good
in the food line, and he will not trans
fer to the Walters union until the pres
ent eating slump passes on.
Roy Campbell thinks selling near beer
is Just about the same as tending bar,
and about the same old crowd stands in
front of the counter" making business
fairly good.
Heiny and Oscar are strolling around
town with their body guard, Doc
House, watching over them Some OF
these DAYS they will devise a way OF
making money without working.
William Flaherty goes to Colorado
SPRING. to take charge of the Stude-
baker auto agency, and has promised to
come up TO Denver occasionally and give
the boys who remain here "a JOY ride
Good luck. Bill
Joseph Cassidy will be seen at the
stock show next week joe viii not be
there to gather any or the stocllyard
dust, but to get the real coin of the
realm. a- be II going to sell admission
ticket
William Foley intends to take a good
long rest. and may take a trip to Texas.
Arnold Lussi says he likes his new
job an will stay with IL, provided hi-
money lasts.
Perry Walters is exalted over his po-
-ition a. attendant at the Building
Trades club. but it i rough on the hands
repairing pool tables and lockers.
Carl LomaN Is still at sll Santa Fe
drives. and claims it is dry. very dry, on
the West Side. Carl never did have a
taste Tor soda water.
Frank Thomas, the soft shoe kid. left
for Scranton, Pa, where there i a posi-
tion awaiting his arrival Frank has
the best wishes OF all who know him.
Denny Kavanaugh is now chef at the
Dcmosratic club. and is thinking seri-
onsly OF transferring to the Cooks un-
ion Dick Croskey says he Is always
glad to have Democrat Join the Cooks
William Connors complains about cast
ing shadows in midwinter, and thinks he
will go to work in an iron foundry.
The b. A. Is still sticking around Den
Yer, where ne j. known ON account OF it
Of the girls here do not propose pretty
soon he will have to move on tos another
city where the girls are more progressive.
II. II. Hayes thinks Denver IL not such
a dry town, and believes he viii remain
here OF course Hayes has snug bun
galow OF his own. and the law allows 4
man to have all he wants in his own
home How some OF Us boys in fur
nished rooms do envy Ole.