Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-16
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

President F. L. Pferdesteller of D. T.
Z. No. 40, who is chief ad constructor
on the Denver Express, came into The
Bulletin office one day this week, took
a position in the middle of the room,
and delivered himself thusly: 81 have
walked all the way down here from
Cherokee street to tell The Bulletin
force: editor, manager, printer and press
men, that in my opinion your Labor
Day edition was the finest exemplifi-
cation OF high class newspaper work
ever produced in Denver. 1t was dis
tinct credit to our craft. The typograph-
ical effect in display ads, arrangement,
makeup, headings and illustrations, was
well nigh perfect. 1t was pleasure to
lay the paper out and just look at it
from an artistic viewpoint. Members of
Denver typographical Union and organ.
lied labor generally have a right to be
and are proud of The Denver Labor Bull
letin. Here's a dollar to renew my sub
scription." And then "Pferd" departed
with the blessings of the entire force.
San Francisco typographical Union
has adopted a resolution imposing
fine of s5 against any member who pat
ronizes a restaurant which does not
display the union house card.
L. V.
tern Newspaper Union, is again on deck,
full of vim and vigor. after protracted
rest cure on the Pacific coast "Al"
says one of the greatest aids to his
complete recovery was the weekly visit
of The Bulletin, which kept him in
formed as to what was doing in Denver.
L. D. Morgan took charge as foreman
of the Denver Express composing room
l. l. r.
resigned the Job. Morgan comes to Dem
yer with a Fort Worth card. and was
formerly in charge of the composing
room of the Toledo News-Bee. Green
takes charge of the proof room on the
Express.
". J. Collins. member of No. 40. who
recently returned to Denver from Butte,
Mont. has opened a cigar store at lsls
Curtis street, and is carrying a fine
line of Denver made blue label smokes,
with all the accessories.
Secretary Frank C Birdsan and
9Heine" Wolter have moved their habi-
tat from Humboldt street to exclusive
hatchelor apartments in another section
of the city Location and telephone
number deleted by request until a suf-
ficient quantity of furniture and dishes
tertainment of friends.
John II. ,Josselyn writes from Gothen-
burg. Neb. for a copy of the labor Day
edition of The Bulletin. saying he saw
it favorably commented upon in a pa
per reaching the printing office in which
he is employed there. John says he re-
calls having last met The Bulletin edi-
tor in Detroit in 1890. and reminds US
of having been "alley mates for a time
on the Ohio State Journal at Columbus.
I. T. U. Representative Frank J. Pull
yer was called to Santa Fe. N NJ. this
week to assist in adjusting a newspa-
per wage scale.
Jack Parker Victor larsen and Oscar
Anderson visited their extensive mining
properties over near Berthoud Pass last
Sunday, travelling part of the way in
Larsen's touring car. and making the
last stage on mountain canaries.
Frank R Foster. former Denver TYPO
and more recently foreman of the Butte
Miner. has been appointed instructor of
printing at the State Deaf and Blind
institute at Colorado Springs. This is
a new department. introduced for the
purpose of teaching mutes the printing
trade It is understood linotype ma
chine will shortly be installed.
Charley. Mathews of Salida, Colo, for
mcrly member of No. 40 and well
known to the craft. was operated on last
week for gall stones The operation
was successful and Charley is coming
out of it in good shape. all of which
will be good news to his friends here.
He is now engaged in the confectionery
business in Salida.
The guarantors, meaning those who
/. L. l.,
of the typographical Review. published
at Cincinnati as the organ of the anti
administration element of the l. I. o.,
selected an executive eommitteer OF
seven to conduct the Review for another