Denver labor bulletin., 1916-02-12

Ten years ago the United States CEN
sus collectors could make report of only
seven men in Alaska engaged in setting
type. There were, undoubtedly, a few
more; but these were all that the gov
ernment could actually find and enumer-
ate. Today from Behring Straits under
the Arctic circle to Alexander archipel-
ago far southwark, there are men work
ing ct linotypes. Twelve newspapers de-
pend on them wholly, and keep thirteen
machines busy.
CalIfcrnia's state printer, R l.. Teller,
will have to put on additional help in
the state printery to turn out l,25O,Ocn
free text books by July /. The books
must be ready By that time in order to
be put into the elementary schools OF
the state for the next term
Charlie Faith was taken to the county
hospital Tuesday, suffering from an
acute attack OF rheumatism and threat
ened with pneumonia
Visitors 70 John Lamberts home this
week report him to be improving and
found this old warhorse OF No. AZ IN
cheerful frame OF mind
Harry V. Parker left a few days ago
/ for Kansas City. travelling by automo-
bile thru Rocky Ford and Dodge City
He will operate printers club under a
resurrected charter of the former Ben
Franklin club OF that city.
A. a Hall, who installed the battery
of intertvpe machines at the Telegram
office and who was then made superln-
tendent later being superseded by Al
bert Iindduist has resigned his position
as maehinist and is now running Bos-
,on-bean. and -brown-bread emporium IN
Seattle-Portland tOre.l Labor Press
Machine composition in the various
commercial offices has experienced
sudden slump. As result the news
naper -lipboards are filling rapidly With
/ fo,rteeu machine situations, the Post
now has twenty-one subs on that side
The Hberality OF the average Typo
graphical Union is sptly shown by the
action OF the little local at Boulder:
1 Al til, last meeting an appropriation OF
$40 wa> made for the benefit OF the
! Dauburv hatters. There are lew unions
/ the size Of Boulder that Will show
larger per capita donation Tor TINS
worthy object.
t offical returns on candidates received
7 at |. J. L. headquarters up to and IN
[ cludinl Tuesday give Scott Tor presi-
dent and Barrett for vice president each
IN endorsements. for secretary treas
urer. John ". Bramwood 3. J. W Hays
I 81 " Z Merritt >: Thomas McCaftrey
of Colorado Springs for home trustee
/ has q big lead with 63 endorsements
I bennett 50. HAYES 5s. Mccullough 46.
I Morrison 50. Stevenson 46. are the lead
ers for 4 F. OF L. delegates
/ Arthur Bowman. for several years
aSlrg T. on the Post. has returned to
Denver after an absence OF twelve years
During this time Bow has performed
in De- AIoines. Cleveland, Detroit, To-
ledo. Dallas and Omaha, coming from
the Missouri river town on this trip.
He Is one of the twenty-one showing
on the Champa street religious family
publication.
j w Sturdivan secretary of the
Fort Collins Typographical Union, has
been elected president of the reorgan-
i1ed Trades Assembly OF that city. The
fight OF the printers OF Fort Collins
against the unfair Morning Express Is
being vigorously pushed.
/ Denver Mailers Union No. made the
following endorsements: President,
SOFT; vice president, Barrett; secre-
tarv-trea easurer. Bramwood 3, Hays Ia,
Merritt o; delegates to A +. OF l., Den
nett. Max :. Hayes. Mccullough, Nor
rison; home trustees, Knock, McSaf
frey. Mounce; home agent, johnson /;
delegate Canadian Labor Congress,
Hsdden.
l'ueblo Typographical Union endorsed !:
Z President, Scott; vice president, Bar
rctt; secretary treasurer, Bramwood /,
/ Hays l6. Merritt 6; \. +. OF L. dele
gates. bennett, Max 5. Hayes, MeCul-
lough. Stevenson; home trustees. Knock.
J \ y. Iahr
son; delegate Canadian Labor Congress.
Hadden.
Colorado Springs No. 50 endorsed the
] iollowing: President. Scott; vice presi-
dent, Barrett; secretary treasurer,
Butmwood l, Hays -. Merit o; dele
gates A. F. OF l., bennett. Max :. Hays.
Mccullough. Stevenson; home trustees,
McCaffrey. Mounce, Powell; home
agent, Johnson; Canadian delegate.
/ Hidden.
/ Canon City Local No. 425 voted to en-
dorse: President. Scott; vice president
{ Jarrett; secretary treasurer, Brsmwcod
I e. Hays :, Merritt o; A. F. OF /. dele
gates. Max $. Hayes. Morrison; trustees
/ cf Union Printers Home, Knock, Nc
Caifrey. Powell; home agent, Johnson;
dclegate to Canadian Trades and Labor
Congress, Trotter.
Z The vote OF Boulder Typographical
luion No. ,os, follows; President, Scott
[ vice president, Barrett; secretary treas
urcr. Rramwood o, Hays IL. Merritt l;
dclegates TO A. f. of l.. bennett Max
1 : Hayes, Mccullough. Morrison; home
trustees, Knock. McCaffrey, Mounce;
home agent. johnson: Canadian dele
gate, Hadden.
Fort Collins typographical Union No,
59s endorsed as follows: President,
SOFT; vice president, Barrett; sccre-
tary-treasurer. Hays: a. F. of L. dele
gates. bennett, Max s. Hayes, Morrison;
home trustees, Knock. Mccartney, Pow