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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
PACE SETFOR WHIRL-
WIND CAMPAIGN
City and State Candidates Show
Heavy Increase in Vote
Standing

The third vote count OF the candidates
for the six free trips to the worlds
championship baseball series shows that
organized labor and friends of organized
labor are taking an active part in the
campaign to place The Bulletin in every
home in the state.
A few OF the candidates have not
started in right yet, but they and their
friends declare that they are going to
make up for lost time within the next
three weeks and will try hard to roll up
vote heavy enough to place them
selves on the prize winning train when
it leaves Denver for the big games
The outside candidates are UP and
coming and will try hard to outdo the
Denver candidates in the number of
votes cast, Just to show the Denver boys
they can do it.
Outside candidates do not have to
compete with Denver candidates TO win,
but are out for the big vote az a matter
of pride and to show the boys here they
are strong for bigger and better labor
paper.
The pace is set now for an interesting
race, one that organized labor and their
lTltuQ- WIN htEn
Every one of the candidates are good
union men who will represent Colorado
with credit in the big Eastern cities
after the close of this contest. and no
one can 60 wrong in casting his votes
for any of the candidates now enrolled.
Don't hold back your subscription, but
give il to your favorite this week. Each
subscription turned in any time be-
tween now and . p. m. Aug. 2s viii
count three times Sti.e regular vote
schedule The regular schedule Is 1000
votes on 4 new subscription Get it IN
now and il counts for 5000 votes
Remember that your subscription
helps your favorite to win one of the
greatest trips ever offered by any Colo
rado paepr. and helps to make your pa
per 4 power to fight your battles.
Organized labor never had better op-
port unity to make their own paper 4
powerful medium and we are glad to
sav that the members turnout the state
realize that fact and are working hard
to make this campaign a wonderful sue
cess
Three votes for one from now until
Aug. 2sth. No better vote offer will
be made at any time.
Why not get yours in today!
Use the coupon to be found in this
issue.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
STATE FEDERATION DEMANDS REPEAL OF
COLORADO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION LAW
Abolish Federation Year Book

Resolution 81 amend the constitution, favoby
asfo
BE resolved by the annual the State Fed
be discontinued,
Federation hereinafter prohibited
in
Resolved That this be made standing resolution and embodied
constitution"
Pueblo W
and Gethll Colorado Springs
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

by this convention will be felt for years
to cone in every section of this state,
and that you may each and all receive
uplift and Inspiration at this conven-
tion which will add to your happiness
and aid you in advancing the interests
Of federated labor, In this spirit I greet
YOU and cordially and heartily welcome
you TO Colorado Springs the peerless city
OF n peerless state"
Judge Cunningham Speaks.
Judge Louis W. Cunningham. former
member Of the Colorado Court Of Ap-
pcals. was then introduced and delivered
an address OF welcome in which he cnun-
ciatcd some Of the fundamentals Tor
which labor is striving. He dweit large
" upon government Ownership Of public
utilities = many delegates have re-
qucsted that this address - published
in full that The lsullctin will arrange
TO have it prepared and printed at an
early date
In turning the convention over to Pres
ident John McI.cunan. Chairman Binks
presented him with a new pRvcl made
by the Carpenters Union Of Colorado
Springs. bearing the union label Of that
organization. saving IL had been made
for this occasion by the mill men. who
are 100 per cent organized in this city.
Convention Opens With PRAYER.
Having reached it, twenty first birth
day, the Colorado Springs Committee Of
Arrangements deemed il time for inject
ing some spiritual reformation There
fore. for the first time in its history.
Colorado State Federation of labor con
rcutiou was formally opened with pray.
er The Rev John Y Ewart. pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church. who al
NAY. marches in the Labor Day parade.
delivered the invocation in most earn
est and impressive manner.
Dclegate7 ShoF Five Labels
Another innovation of tho opening pro
gram was music by an orchestra Before
,convening and between speeches music.
N numbers were rendered.
Secretary I'd Anderson then read the
convention call and committees on Gre
dcutials order OF business and cxamin.
alton Of male d"legstc> for labels were
appointed.
Yet another feature of this convention
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
FIVE INDoRsED FOR CONGRESS

w. n vaile received the highest vot,
in the Republican congressional assem-
bly, for the First district, in the ordinary
of the Brown hotel last Saturday after
noon, w H Dickson and Alvin IL
Piekens, deputy city auditor, were sec
ond and third on the list. The total yots
was $50, and of this number Vale GOT
5S, Dickson 80, Pickens 20, James n.
Brown e2, Halsted Ritter 10 and Charles
r Dudley 2, All will go on the primary
ballot except Dudley.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

all OF this indebtedness has been hqui-
dated, and all that we will owe after
adjournment will be the cost OF the con-
vention, which including the printing of
the proceedings will amount to approx.
imately S+o0, and balance of $50 that
We owe on a new Typewriter, which I
found 1t necessary to procure.
Federation Affina tons.
On January l, when l assumed the
office OF secretary-treasurer our affilia-
tious were as follows:
Local organizations ............1+S
Central organizations .........
1ctSal ....--.-.. -......- .Iol
at once took up the work, thru cor
respondence, of securing the affiliation
OF the unions of the state with the Fed.
GRAFTON. Every unaffiliated union that
could be located was communicated with,
and appealed 10, personal visits were out
of the question on account of our finan-
cial resources, but thru the work of the
members of the executive board, and
myself the following affiliations were
secured:
Local Unions-Blacksmiths ( Helpers
No. lSS, Colorado City; Cooks, Walters
and Mattresses No. 80, Colorado Springs
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers No. lis, Colorado Springs
Bakery and Confectionery Workers No.
s60, Colorado Springs; Retail Clerks No.
l6T, Colorado Springs; Steam Engineers
No. SS, Colorado Springs; Lathers Union
No. rs, Colorado Springs; Painters and
Decorators No. Ill, Colorado Springs
Bakery and Confectionery Workers No.
400. Denver; Bakery and Confectionery
Workers No. 20, Denver; Culinary Work.
ers Alliance No. lei, Fort Collins; Retail
Clerks No. sos, Grand Junction; Western
Federation of Miners No. SS, Leadville /;
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
CITY RECOGNIZES LABOR UNION.
Waco (rexas) Signs Agreement With
Teamsters and Helpers.

The Transfers and Helpers Union of
Waco, Texas, has signed an agreement
with the mayor and city commissioners
that only members of that organization
shall be employed on city work.
Eight hours shall constitute a DAYS
work and ice will be furnished the men
from April l5 TO October l5.
Time and one-half shall be paid and
the men viii be promoted according to
merit. ability and seniority.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
Happy Wedding at Labor Meet
Ends q Three Year Romance

1t was a 100 per cent union wedding,
as Judge Madden, who performed the
ceremony, holds a card in the Colorado
Springs BARRIERS Union.
The wedding party then joined the dele
gates on trip TO the Union Printers
Home. and was gwen a place on honor
in the group picture OF delegates taken
on the lawn with the main building of
the Home as a background. one of the
most unique convention pictures ever
taken anywhere.
Three years ago Organizer Ross first
met Miss Rudolph on the Atlantic ocean
when returning from a visit to his for
mer home in Germany aboard the steam
ship Imperial Miss Rudolph has been
visiting relatives in Denver this summer.
and the friendship renewed which cul-
minated in today's wedding.
Bad habits are the ink blotches upon
,,-Ii
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
President MCLennan'S Report

President John McLcnnan made
comprehensive report OF the Federations
activities during the past year, and is
printed in part as follows;
Colorado Springs, Colo. Aug IA, 1916.
To the Delegates OF the Twenty first
Annual Convention of the Colorado
State Federation Of Labor:
Again IL is my pleasure as we'll as
being n very agreeable duty, to extend
my grrttings to the representatives of
our affiliated organizations and thru you
to extend to the membership of this Fed
Grafton n word of encouragement to carry
out and advance the great work of this
organization in the line of endcavor
along which we struggle and strive.
In the twenty -one years that this or
ganization has been in existence we have
witnessed many and varied changes
some of the members who responded to
the first roll call have passed away;
some have entered other vocations or
driftcd to other localities but every one
who has taken an active part in the con.
structivc work Of this Federation has rca-
son to be proud of the part he has
played and the work that has been ac-
complishcd. There has been labor lcgis.
lation enacted thru our united efforts OF
which we can be justly proud and we
have prevented the enactment of many
dangerous and unfavorablc measures.
Power of Union Labor.
We have persistcntly pursued policy
that would oblitcntc the wrongs and
inlusticcs that surround the workers.
We have labored to create better public
opinion of our movement and to demon
stratc that the trade unions are ncccs-
sary for the protection of the rights of
humanity.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19
CANDIDATES PILING UP VOTESIN RACE
RFREE TRIPS TO THE BALL GAMES
Third Showing of Votes
DENVER CANDIDATES

EDWARD ANDERSON Secretary Colorado State Federation of Labor lo7s
OTTO THUM typographical No Chap
j. SANFORD
RAY ANDERSON. Suhs
AM
THOMAS
J. E DUNN Motion Union
WILLIAM WEST, President Molders
JAMES
GALLAGHER.
GOOD Mahinists
KNoLLMAN
W H. HAYDEN Brotherhood
JAMES GLENDYE BARRIERS
JOHN
J. CALDERWooD Secretary Lab Humboldt
STA TIE CANDIDATES
SOL JACOBS Employees Pueblo
c. W ROSS Springs
W WALTON Freuen Colorado
STEVE oLMsTEAD
F P DUNBAR Secretary Engineers Pueblo 1850
J. F cAhiFBELL. Central Pueblo
FRED BoGGs Brotherhood chauffeurs Pueblo
OUNCE HUTTON, Machins Junction
W oKLFFE President typographical Union Collins
TOM OWENS Cloud City Miners Union W.
Leadviu
JAMES GUsTAFsoN
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

\ man has a right to change his
opinion. Some men are ever changing
all their opinions save their good ones
of thems selves
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

Bad habits are the ink blotches upon
life's white pages, and they determine
the otherwise spotless character.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-19

CONTINUED on Page -Four. J
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Sriessepi(ooen nit @efang.

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Der 1ettbpsel.
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nnsstase iO,uDbl i'm mittlercn
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Surnssmeinbt StiitrHssief.
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3anfiasunssfeier fiir Die 9sruteftOrp.

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miro, lit altf Elm giitlides lleberein.
fontnten nit 6eln bieiigen Sertreter
Der 2Snteritute Cpera@onlpnnp, Sern,
Marf 8pron, ST., 8uriid5ufiibren
geiagte Gompagnie min ndmlih am
9anfiaalugstape 5mei Goriteqltrgen
in ser Oltiifbale geber, imb I'M ibr
entgeaen5ufommen, inben iidh Die gIr.
men. Sriiber oom bI. 5ran5isfus Der.
anIaBt. Die oiesi1brige llnterboltimg
am sl6enS Dor oem 0anfiogitngstnge
gu peronitalten. Sic tbnten oieies
Inn 10 bcreittpiuiger, oIs ftd) Serr
Marf 9pron erbot, cine geuiiie gnt-
iddoieltngsirmnre III Sablen. @ir
iino iibrigens Der 9luiidt, oab Der
9lbeno Dor Dem Ganfiugimgstoge fir
ole geranitaltlng iih nod giinitiger
erpeiien biirfte, aIs Der 2(benp ees
fSeittages ielber. 6oiientIih miro iidl
oieie @niift oIS ote rihtige errpeiien
uno ole WfuiifboIe am @beno bes
30. 4opember mil 9eirhern tbatind,-
lid iiberfiiqt isin!
Gin tpeiterer llmItnno, Der fir eil1e
erfolereide llnterbnlhine iprid,t, lit
Der, Dab oiesmnl 0as Brogrnnnn bon
bemieriaen Der lebti1brieen llirter-
baIhine sorp oerid)teSen ietn uirb.
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grheit Der gnnafinacr.

Der ppIbei puroeu seItern bic fol
seItben 9iebitdble gemsloet; pon Bm
6. RobinIou, 304 9eOrge Ctr, eir
Reoopelr, Elm RaIiermefer I'M Bertbc
BON $12, ioipte 50 in 8aar; ron s. 8.
Oplo, 4O05 fyloral Goenue, gtoripopo,
$25; in 9iIs RsitaurutiOu, 113 Oii
Jiinfte Strabe; BON anton grap,
913 Mouno Strabs, ein 9tnSus uno
S6ube i'm @ertbe ppn $25; non Bm.
WicGaifrep, 522 Sim Suabs, Elm
Insua i'm Dertb pon $50, iopis 500
in gaar; pon @m. Salsp, S32 Gldrt,
Elm sln3ug i'm Nertb ppn $18; ppn
2laeu 3. ebott, 317 Sobn StroBe,
5tpei an5iige i'm 8ertb BON $45; ppn
Ste Smith, 326 Sft Giebente Stras
&c, Spei 2tnsiise unb anbere Sleis
buuasItiide i'm Wertbe BON $58; ron
8uitup u, S6a6t, 345 Eoreft 2fpe,,
Elm sdsbgslpebr i'm @ertbe Opu $25;
aus feinem glutp pon Srto z, Glart,
@alt Souis, $3.50. bic er untsr BEN
ppliter liegen bate.
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0eburten.

Sobn unb Clara 8enbeimsr, 240e
Spring @rope Qlpe.; Sobn.
gb. unb Marn gadberms, 934
9ant Strabe; So9n.
William rnb Qlma gioDle, 221s
2uure Qoenue; Sobn.
9ilben unb 2tlice 8abbis, 3806
Sfo6eQe GtraBe, Sobu.
Clarence unb Qlmu Syurmur, 1922
SIT 8ernon Roub; Sofn,
SarrD unb Gleunor @ietbs, 6u9bes
unb ShiQsr Strube; So6ter.
Robert unb 2auru Gang, I'LL
groabpdp; SO9ter.
sSdcob unb Gmmc Sei5, 2165 @tns
feG 2toerue; So6ter.
@rneft unS M}oraaret Satbert, 3140
giIbop Strube; Sodter.
Gbparb unb Murgaret 6eiHeman.
2347 Wontanu 2(penue; sot,ter.