Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-10

members that like cooperation and sup
port be given his administration, saying
that no officer could succeed without
harmony and team work
The newly installed officers for the
year are as follows:
President-F. /. Pferdesteller.
Vice President-Leo Cuthbertson.
Secretary -Treasurer-F. c. Birdsall-
Member Board of Trustees-Oscar An
derson.
Serreant-at t-Arms-Charles s. Semper.
Doorkeeper-AlonzoW Wiley.
7. T u. Delegates-Robert f. Jones
and Frank J. Pulver.
Delegates Trades Assembly-Edward j..
Hines. Clint C. Houston, r. F. Hundley,
D. b. Kirkman. James A. Mcnamara, j.
w. Moir. o. II. Nelson, A. Z. Sterling,
William Tanner.
Allied Printing Trades Council-Leo
Cuthbertson. Thomas J. Duffy, William
Tanner
Union Label Deague-George w. john
son. James A Mcnamara, A. f. Thorson,
Ray Arnold. Emil Klunker, Ed Davidson.
Frank Branch, J. W. Moir.
President Pferdesteller announced his
standing committees for the term, the
first named in each instance being chair
man. as follows:
Executive - Clark b. Hicks, News
chanel: Charles ]. Mattick, Wahlgreen
| chapel: :. :. Summers. Kistler chapel;
A II. Dettmer, Denver Publishing Asso-
citation chapel; Charles NJ, Hillman,
Hocckel chapel
Appeals-E. o. Randall. Times; Harry
Steinberg, Times John B. Thomas,
Laws-Edwin C. Dean, Brock -Haffner;
Olney W. Williams. News; R a. Cald-
we'll. Eames Bros.
pprentice-Beniamin Green. Globe !;
| Chester Weiss. Carson Harper; H X
HAYES. Trade School.
Sanitary-F. VI. Fish. News; George A
Mitchell. Post; c. Z. Barngrover, Smith
brooks.
Iabcls-C. r. Breidenstein. Times !;
Frank McNulty. Post; c. f. Cornelius
wahlgreen's.
Reading Clerk Clinton CASTOR. Post.
|. T. L. Journal Correspondent-Fred
l. Zimmerman, Express.
Three new members We're elected and
one applicant rejected. Those voted ad-
mission are Harry Sherman. Frank Z
Altman and William Dawson
President Pferdesteller was elected q
member of the joint arbitration board
with the newspaper publishers. in place
of retiring President Pulver
The executive officers and board OF
trustees were authorized to carry the r
p. Means case thru all the courts neces'
sary to protect the interests of the union
Secretary Birdsall was instructed to
prepare and post in each chapel sub
/ scription paper upon which members
could donate the pay of one hours work
on June Is to the Danbury Hatters' fund
Webb Burrows. Bill Tanner, Bill Col.
lIins Vic Larson and C NJ. Hover OF the
Post chapel have returned from their first
fishing frolic of the season. They spent
thre, DAYS along the Poudre river In
i Cherokee park. The catch varies accord
ing TO whfrh member of the party tells
the story, tho later reports to The Rul,
letin arc to effect that there is as much
water in the river as before the Denvei
fishermen put in an appearance.
After a weeks visit to his ranch over
in Adams county. James A. Mcnamara
predicts he will have good harvest oi
rattlesnakes and cactus this year.
Il w. C. Hercules has returned to Denver
after verv pleasant and successful rest
cure soiourn on the Pacific coast. He j.
now working on the Denver Express.
In a field of six canddaes for delegate
to the l. 7. U. convention from Denver
Typographical Union, C. Gus Crawford
votes Ford Allen, Frank HUNK, Mcl
Bodie and few other of his acquaint'
anccs will undoubtedly find it a difficult
matter TO hide their emotion upon learn
ing the above news.-kansas City Labor
Herald
H. l.. MacMahon of the Post ad room
force made an automobile tour thru Estes
park last week, and reports the scenic
wonders this year most surprising.
lie had other things ito say about the
trip, but as there We're no witnesses tc
vouch for them. their printing is held il
abeyaucc.
Charles s. Semper, veteran member OF
No. 10. ana his aged wife are in such a
poor state of health thru infirmities in
cident to old age, that neither are eN
pccted to live many days. They are AT
their city home, 222l West Twenty-sev
enth avenue, just across the Fourteenth
street viaduct. Members of the union
and friends are invited TO call Mr.. Sem
per is in his eighty eighth year, while his
wife is 20 years old.
OF the German Typographical Unions
membership of 1l,ooo, up to October, 1918
over 10000 have been taken into the
army.
Ben II. Tamplin has been elected
chairman of the Post chapel and the
duties of secretary combined herewith
However, there is no increase in salary
the present policy OF the chapel being
economy and efficiency.
For the first time in thirty three years
a job printer has been elected president
of Chicago Typographical Union No. 10
He is Charles G. Carleton, connected with
the Mercantile Printing company, who
defeated Edwin r, Wright, candidate for