Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-16
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


and delegate to the Trades and Labor
Assembly, was married last Saturday
afternoon to Miss Gladys NJ. Sullivan.
Miss Nellie McNerney was bridesmaid,
while Arthur L. Anderson and PauI
Boyle attended the groom. The newly
welded couple are making their home at
the Pierce motel.
John McVickar, president of the Inter
national Typographical Union from July
Z, 1876 to June ., 1877, died in Chicago
Monday. McNickar was 73 years OF I. ge
and had been d resident OF Detroit, Mich,
practically all his life. He went to Chi
cago from Detroit few weeks ago fo-
an operation from which he never rallied.
McN ickar was known TO printers thru
out the entire jurisdiction md rarely
ever missed an l. I. U. convention.
Clarence a. Pickett, employed for
number of years on the South Denver
Eye, died last week and was buried sun
day. Deceased was forty years old and
leaves widow and two daughters
Tug w. w. Wilson's name was left
out OF last weeks list OF the |. T. u.
pensioners printed in The Bulletin who
are to receive $3.50 goldpiece as 4
Christmas gift from No. 40.
The Post chapel is preparing a hand
mailed to various friends and chapels
thruout the |. T. U. jurisdiction.
Harry Smith is back on his job limo
tipping for the Post after a protracted
vacation. Harry says he does not care
Tor Iewelry any more and is therefore
rafting oil a beautiful diamond ring.
ID. u. hirkman this week accepted
position on the Denver Express as an
additional linotype operator.
Frank Taylor, formerly OF Denver, now
secretary OF Leadville Typographical
Union, Is in town this week enjoying his
pre-holiday vacation, having been for
tunate enough to secure a sub just at
this time. Frank accepted this oppor-
tunity to visit The Bulletin office and
renew his subscription for the best la
Dor paper on earth"
Miss Blanche L. Theimer, who recently
underwent an operation at st. Anthony's
hospital. has sufficiently improved TO re
turn 10 her home.
Tim Foley will soon leave for the
Pacific coast. where he expects TO re-
main an indefinite time for the benefit
OF his health
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Evans Of Des
Aoines, Iowa, stopped over in Denver
this week to visit Mrs Evans brother,
Roy Robinson, euroute to Hilo, Hawai-
ian Islands
Mrs Mary r Roe, wife OF Sherman
@. Roe OF the kistler chapel, died
Wednesday at the family home, 397s
Yates street. The funeral viii be held
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
John W. Hays, secretary-treasurer OF
the /. T. u. has been elected president
of the Label Trades department of the
/ A. T. OF L. A successor to the late Tom
| Tracey as secretary of the department
will be chosen at n meeting of the board
of directors to be held some time in Jan
uary.
A jury sitting in Judge Myers court
| has brought in n verdict of $4,000
| against the Los Angeles Times for hav-
| ing libeled +. T. Earl, publisher of the
| Express and Tribune. This is the fourth
libel suit that has been decided against
| General" Otis this year. Attorney JOS
eph Scott having been awarded damages
in three suits. the total damages award
ed him amounting to s6s.5 500. Adding
the $4,000 awarded to Mr.. Earl. the
| Otis sheet has been mulcted nearly slO0-
600 within a period of ten months.
n. E. Youngblood, foreman of the Fort
Collins Courier, was visitor in Denver
this week and paid The Bulletin office
friendly call
It is reported that bill" bennett of
Los Angeles will become foreman of the
San Diego Daily Union on January l.,
| when Lou Barrow resigns the position
to accept the postmastership of that
city.
The New York correspondent of the
I. T. L. journal SAYS: Louis f. Gus
tafson. a former member of New York
Typographical Union No. 6, and who
while affiliated with the New York
American chapel played on the American
team OF the Union Printers Baseball
league. WAS q recent visitor. Mr.. Gus
tafson became afflicted with the tubcr-
cular bug some years back and entered
tho Union Printers Home from this city.
where he resided until pronounced cured
by the Home physician, and today his
appearance would indicate that he is a
total stranger to the dread disease so
common among his fellow tradcsmen.
Mr.. Gustafson is now resident of Boul-
der. Colo. in which section he was re.
Gently voted one of the most popular
trade unionists and received a trip to the
worlds championship baseball games in
New York and Boston at the expense Of
The Denver Labor Bulletin. In voting
contest held by that paper the above
named gentleman received sos 0l5 votes.
Mr.. Gustafson shook hands with many
friends of other days and visited rela-
tivcs located in this city"