Denver labor bulletin., 1916-11-04
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

were registered at The Bulletin office on
account of the printers dope" column
being crowded out by political advertise
ments last week.
David T. Evans, calendar man at
Smith Brooks, and some years ago fore
man of the Franklin Press in Pueblo,
left this week for Pasadena, Calf, ex-
pecting to make that city his future
home. Dawes genial smile will be
missed.
Eames Bros, Printing company has
secured the contract for printing state
reports, and is preparing to enlarge the
office equipment and working force to
handle the work when the legislature
conyenes next January.
]. A. Robinson of the Post chapel is
off duty for a couple of weeks travelling
over the state in quest of enticing farm
land investments
c. II S. Whipple of Leadville, one of
the Democratic electors on the Wilson
ticekt in Colorado, has been a member of
the International Typographical Union
for thirtyfive years.
Harry Wander Perel is about to be ex-
PEELED from membership in the Printers
Sportsmen club. Likewise he is trying
to keep out of sight of the game war
dens. While hunting last Sunday he
pointed" what he evidently thought
sage hen. and let go with both barrels,
being determined to bag some game.
When the smoke cleared away with a
cloud Of feathers, it was discovered Harry
had shot an owl. OF course owls sleep
in daytime
Joe Seller. machinist at Smith Brooks,
was operated on for appendicitis at st.
Anthony's hospital last week. Joe's 10
bust constitution and genial nature
served TO stand for the surgeons scalpel
very nicely. This week he had suffi-
| oiently recovered to be removed to his
home.
] Gene Goodwin. assistant foreman of
the News, was out taking the air We'd
nesday in his newly acquired automobile
. and during his jouneyings tried to butt
a tramway car off the track. After ad-
. iusting matters with the Tramway crew
and thanking the large and hastily ns'
scmbled crowd for its manifest interest,
4 Gene took his auto TO garage for much
needed repairs.
/ Denver favored the first amendment
TO the !. r. L. constitution providing
that the number to secure a charter be
decreased from ten to eight. The vote
was ls3 for and So against. On the
second amendment to increase the sal
aries Of I. T. L. president and secretary
treasurer from 50 500 to 5000. the vote
was 35 for and 23l against
] Lurton Holman. a former Denver typo,
now located at Salida, sends a dollar for
I "the only labor paper in the Rocky
Mountain REGION which he saws should
be read and supported by every organ
ized wage Garner in tn estate.
Louis Barrow. member of San Diego
typographical Union, has been appointed
postmaster of that southern California
city by President Wilson.
How soon we arc forgotten" writes
Bert James from Tacoma, Wash, to The
Bulletin He should have made it How
I regret the linotype operator neglects
to follow copy and fails to spell proper
names correctly" Bert justly complains
that his name he printed james and
not James"
Mike Schroeder. who will be remem-
bered by many Denver printers, having
worked in the daily papers here several
wears ago. is now salesman for the
Merranthaler Linotype company. cover
ing the Utah and Idaho territory.
A. C.. Dobbins. editor of the Idaho
Springs Gazette. was in Denver the early
part of last week overseeing the compost
tion of the Clear Creek county tax list
nj the Western Newspaper Union. Dob
also gave the great white way the once
over and called it good.
I Sam L. Stigall. a linotypist on the st
louis Post Dispatch. was n visitor at
Secretary Birdsall's office this week.
stopping over for n day en- route home
after a vacation tour of the Pacific coast
cities.
BY vote of 3.455 to 1861. members
Of New York Typographical Union No.
q tBig siN) have registered protest
against proposition to increase the
salaries Of the international president
and secretary treasurer from $500 TO
/ S. 600 wear. which was recently sub
mittcd to n referendum
| Word reaches Denver that "Bill'' Suy-
der formerly of Colorado Springs, for
several wears foreman OF the Los An.
srrles Tribune. has Resigned and T.. Z
! Richardson. editor of the Good Samari-
l tan. published by the Tribune chapel,
has been promoted from the makeup de-
par,ment TO fill the vacancy.
W. C. Hercules of the News, IL home
after n months trip to Pontiac, Ill, Chi
cago Milwaukee and Minneapolis. In
Minneapolis Here visited his red-headed
grandson. of whom he is very proud
calling attention in n careless manner
to the many persons with red hair who
have achieved greatness, among them
Senator Shafroth and Red Saunders Of
the Brush Republican.
Elmer F. McClelland has returned to
his linotype job on the Post after two
months on his brothers fruit ranch, at
McClelland station, four miles from Fort
Collins, where he supervised the picking
and shipment Of 30 carloads of apples.
II is estimated that about ten carloads
frnEc on the trees last week. the carly
winter weather having interrupted the
work of picking.
Spokane Typographical Union has Is
SUI / n circular lettcr Re lncstin indorse-