Denver labor bulletin., 1916-02-26
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

TYPOGRAPHICAL.
Six months ago it was noted in this
column that the buzz wagon bug had be-
gun to exercise at the home of Pete Rose,
assistant foreman of the Post, and since
then we have been expecting each week
to chronicle results After long period
OF 'watchful waiting the Rnbicon has
been successfully negotiated. and Pete is
this week adding new expense account
for gasoline at the high price OF % cents
per short gallon. However Pete claims
TO have saved a few dollars on the orig
iHal cost by purchasing machine during
the off season.
Andrew d. White drew his nr-t l. T.
{. pension check this week. and l. proud
~ Of his long record Of membership than
ever. His application was approved at
the January meeting
J. A Burchiel, recently emplov.F
the Great Western I'unting company.
drew his card this week and departed
for Los Angeles
What was formerly the Eastwood
hirchncr Printing company is now the
EastWood-Elwell company, and has new
quarters at 923 Seventeenth street. next
to the Western Union Telegraph offices,
having moved the plant this week from
silenarm street. Sidney Eastwood and
Thomas !. flwcll. both members of No.
So, constitute the firm
An unofficial canvass of the reports
on nominations by 359 unions received at
J. t I. headquarters up TO and including
Thursday. February IL. gives the follow
ing figures; For president, Marsden C.
Scott 35d; first vice president. Walter
W. Barrett 356; secretary -trca ssirer. !.
W. Bramwood s. ]. w. Hays 2s4. W. F.
Merritt ~; delegate to A. F. OF l.. H.
". bennett 2ss, Max 6. Hayes 2a6. T.
Mccullough 920. Frank Morrison 3ol. L.
B. Putcngcr 35. Hugh Stevenson 236:
trustees Union Printers Home. Malcolm
A. Knock 23l, Thomas McCaffery $40.
William Mounce l33. r. T. Knock l27.
Jerome V. o'TIara -. Michael Powell
l55; agent Union Printers Home. joe NJ.
johnson S55; delegate Canadian Labor
Congress. James Drury 1886. Samuel Had
den no, w. r. Tnotter IS.
Chairman Henry Schluter of the Pos;
chapel and Mrs. Schluter celebrated their
tive nty first wedding anniversary Mon.
day with family party at their home
SS2s TETON street. Their three childrrn.
Miss Martha, Miss Ernestine and Little
Billy" were present. "Heine" saws it
has been a very happy conjugal period.
and the many friends of the family wish
them continued health and prosperity.
Mrs. William Collins. wife of the well
known "Bill'' of the Post chapel, returned
this week from an extended trip to Cali
fornia. and says she is glad to get back
to dry place. Mrs. Collins was IN
the flooded district and had several ex.
prriences that caused the mountain re
gions of Colorado TO have a closer affec-
tion than ever before, and adds that it
no Joke about being "a privilege" to
live here
j. w. Hcnnen. an old-timc member OF
No. ~. has opened grocery store at
Forty-fourth and Clay streets. Printers
u that region are invited to call.
The annual edition of the Colorado
Springs Gazette, issued last Sunday. con
sisted of y pages. 1t was one OF tn,
most crcditable editions of n daily papcr.
both a. TO contents and typographical
ncatness. ever produced in the West. The
Gazette has as fine crew of pritorial
artists as can be found anywhere on
earth.
Up TO date two candidates have an
nounced for l. T. u. delegate to the
baltimore convention. They are Prcsi.
dent Frank J. pulver of the Post chapel
and Thomas j. Duffy of the Hocckcl
Printing company chapel.
Fred Becker. president of Sheridan
tWyo.l typographical Union No pa.
known to many members of No. 80. was
stricken with ccrc bral hemorrhage at 10
n. M. Friday last, and died at / p. m.
the same day. He was an active union
man. and held the position of foreman
OF the Sheridan Post at the time of his
passing. Bcckcr's father arrived in
sheridan from the Pacific coast on
Sunday, and later accompanied the re-
mains to New York state for intermcnt
Fred Becker was Al years of age and
married. The trades union movement
of Wyoming suffered distinct loss in
his death.
The purchase of the Boulder Herald
by the Morning News of the same city
displaced four members of the thriving
little local in the Tungsten burg" The
members of the Herald "lct out" were
Harvey MeQu;liLen and Fred Zellcr. ma