Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08

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Madison Walters had White Orpingtons
and r. c. Buff Leghorns, ]. l. Baldwin
had the Buff Orpingtons, ]. Charles Deus
made a showing of Black Orpingtons,
Oscar Faith had the R l. Reds and
George w. Duffy showed the Silver
Laced Wyandottes.
Byrd Wilson, foreman of the Post ad
room, was confined to his home several
days this week with an attack of the
grippe. Robert F. Jones acted as general
director Of the ad force in the meantime.
Ollie B. Upson fell heir Monday, under
the priority law, to the machine situa-
tion on the Times vacated by John w.
Lambert, who has been i'll and unable
to work for the past two years. John
decided 10 resign his job and take his
chances with the other boys on the floor
when he has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to work.
Ralph kremer, apprentice on the
Times, was obligated as an apprentice
member at last Sundays meeting OF the
union.
l. 7. U. representative Frank ]. Pull
yer received letter this week from Sec
retary C. W. Culhane of Grand Junction
Union No. 292 saying the present news
paper scale of s27 per week had been ex-
tended for term of three years. I'm
proved conditions we're also gained in
several minor matters No. 2e2 is a 100
per cent union, there not being a single
non-uniou printer in the town.
Charles NJ Carter of the Egan Print
ing Company received word this week OF
the death Of his brother, Albert W. Car
ter, age 81, at Sacramento, Calf. De-
ceased was former resident Of Denver
and member OF both the Maehinists
and Steam Engineers unions. While here
he was employed as engineer Of the
West side Water Plant and later at the
Colombo Iron Works.
The Pioneer Printers of Denver are ar
ranging to celebrate Benjamin Franklin's
birthday on January 18th by giving
dinner at the Metropole Hotel. This Is
an annual affair with the Pioneers, and
this years function bids fair to outstrip
any previous effort in this line.
Richard Moriarity, son-in-law OF
Eugene Goodwin of the News chapel, has
been appointed local superintendent of
the Colorado Electric Power Company at
Leadyille. He moved his family there
this week
George S. Bradley is complaining that
after subbing for over two years on one
machine at the Times office the situa-
tion was given out this week to another
sub of older priority rights George says
he was just getting well acquainted with
the mill and might have solved all its
whims if given another year.
Alonzo Wiley, the emergency man"
now operating machine at the Great
Western Publishing Company, called at
The Bulletin office this week and re
newed his subscription with a silver dol
lar. Alonzo is one of those cheerful souls
who spread sunshine along hfe's path
way.
The application of A d. White to be
placed on the /. I. L. pension roll was
union. White was a charter member of
st. Paul Union No. so and has been n
continuous member for thirty-three
years.
Two members of the Post chapel aver
The Bulletin newsgatherer is good luck
messenger While making his usual visit
there Tuesday noon he pulled out the
number that won the big pool for Miss
+. T. Murphy and Jake Wander Perel.
J. Charles Deus, secretary treasurer OF
tho Intermountain Typographical Confer
cnce and president of Pueblo Typo
graphical Union No l75. writes in the
following felicitious terms to The Bulle-
tin editor: Permit me to congratulate
you and Mr.. Hines upon taking full
charge and ownership of the best labor
paper in the West. Likewise the advo-
Gates of labor in Colorado should feel
gratificd in knowing that they will con-
time to read paper OF enlightenment
along labor lines and principles"
Rill Collins has great business idea.
He eontemplates establishing an auto
line between Denver and Cheyenne to
haul passengers and wet goods, doing
richly cash commission business both
ways. He's a regular Mulbury Sellers
when ii comes to thinking up prospects
with millions in 'em.
J E. Cheely was elected president of
Colorado Springs Typographical Union
No So for the present year at its meet
ing held last Sunday afternoon. The
other officers elected were: Il. H. SUIT
tie. vice president; Stephen oDonnell,
cretary-treasurer; +. ID. Woodworth,
nc riding secretary; w. j. Snider, Louis
Abrecht and II. A. Scholton, executive
committee; Louis Albreeht, p. S. Soneson
and Thomas McCaffery, delegates TO the