Denver labor bulletin., 1916-11-18
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


when reasons are given for the defeat
OF Secretary OF State John f. Ramer.
/ When Ramer double the union
| printers OF Fort Collins and gave a
large state printing contract to nom
union concern OF that city, he struck
a wasp nest and got terribly stung The
resolutions adopted by Fort Collins Ty-
/ biographical Union and the Central La
Dor Council of that city, which were
! printed and sent broadcast over the
state among union men and women
voters, was one OF the most effective
| pieces OF work during the closing days
OF the campaign.
C. II. Peterson, who left Denver re.
Gently to establish himself in Milwau-
kec. sends 4 renewal OF his subscription
to The Bulletin. declaring that he just
can't get along without the home town
news" Pete is doing well and has been
forced to fracture the six-day law a
number of times since going to Mil
waukee.
Pete j. Rose. assistant foreman of the
! Denver Post, has been entertaining his
brother law, Walter Helvey and wife,
of Goodland, Kansas. during the past
week. Mr.. Helvey is engaged in the
| grocery and commission business and
made his annual visit to Colorado TO
I stock up with prime apples and potatoes,
/ purchasing several carload lots while
/ here.
The Kistler Stationery and Printing
company will begin moving into its six
l story building on Champa street today,
and expects to have everything in ship
SHAPE by Tuesday morning The com
/ posing room will occupy the entire third
| floor and Is to be one of the most mod
ern, up-to-date print shops in the en-
l tire country.
Earl Baum, formerly OF Chicago and
Denver, now linotyper on the Limon Ex-
press. was in town this week and made
The Bulletin a social visit.
Harry Smith OF the Post chapel is
lost. He disappeared from his usual
hauuts on Champa street about ten days
age. Chairman Ben Tamplin Of the
Post chapel authorizes The Bulletin to
announce a very liberal reward will be
given for information leading 10 Harry's
present whereabouts.
Miss Martha Schluter. daughter OF
Henry Sehluter OF the Post chapel. is
conducting a very successful china paint
ing and decorating studio at 3s2s Teiou
street She has some beautiful designs
that viii prove Just the proper thing
for Christmas presents.
Joe Seller. machiuist at smith Brooks
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, was sufficiently recov-
cred this week TO 90 from the hospital
to his home. and expects to be able to
report for duty in few days.
Mrs Lowry VI. Cline OF Columbus.
Ohio. cousin OF Ed. c. Davis Of the Post
chapel. was visitor at the latter's
home this week while curoute to spend
the winter months on the Pacific coast.
Ed I.atimer OF Laramie. Wyo. was in
town this week after an operator. He
succeeded in inducing Joe Ramey to re-
turn with him for a stretch on state
work
Leo Cuthbcrtson and Jack Oliver were
additions TO the Eames Bros. Printing
company linotype force this week,
working on reports Of state Officers and
departments
4 II. Dcttmer. linotypist OF the Den
yer Publishing company office. has gone
TO Port Chester y. Y. 70 visit his
father. who is seriously i'll.
William o'Keefe, formerly president
Of Fort Collins Typographical Union. is
now operating machine at the Wahl-
green plant in this city,
Miss Blanche L. Theimer linotypist on
[ the Post. underwent an operation at st
/ Iukc's hospital Monday afternoon, for
] abscess Of the stomach. Her condition
j. reported to be very serious. tho the
/ physicians hold GU, hopes for recovery.
r NJ Douglas left this week for
Bridgeport, Ncb-, To accept situation
on the Blade
Former Alderman Tom Hyder. who
/ died OF pneumonia a few DAYS ago at
I his apartment in the Law hotel was the
/ father Of the Allied Printing Trades
Z Council union label ordinance. and his
efforts in this behalf are kindly re-
/ membcrcd by many members of the Den
Ver printing trades,
Denver typographical Union No. 40
now has eighteen l. 7. L. pensioners.
Last month they We're paid a total of
5000 while the total amount paid by
this union into the l. 7. L. treasury for
per capita. old age and mortuary assess
incnts was $6l6.2O. showing that for
pensions alone this union drew back
$3.50 more than it paid in for all pur.
poses.
Harry Huffman. member of Cheyenne
Typographical Union and well known in
Denver, was elected a member of the
Wyoming state legislature in the re
cent election.
Pete ]. Mcintyre of the Majestic
Printers is considerably pceved over the
election results, He is out new hat
and box of blue label cigars. which
ne lost TO secretary FRANK I. hlrdsall.
who used good Judgment in backing
Woodrow Wilson and Julius C. Gunter.
ID. II. Nelson onc-timc member of No.
40, was defeated for reelection to the
lower house of the Colorado legislature
at the recent political landslide. Nelson
studied law while operating a linotype
at Smith Brooks. moving to Larimer
county on his graduation and settling at
Berthoud. He was in the last assembly
but evidently too orthodox for his con
stitucnts.