Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-05
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

Delegates and visitors to the /. T. L.
convention in Baltimore from Colorado
and Utah will leave Colorado Springs
Monday at 80 p. m in special Pull
man reserved for the party thruout the
entire trip by the Rock Island Railroad
company. About fifteen will make UP
the delegation After leaving Colorado
Springs the itinery consists OF Tuesday
in Kansas City, arriving in St Louis at
7:30 Wednesday morning, and leaving
there at IL so p. m Arrive in Indian
apolis AS Thursday morning, where the
|. T. U. baseball tournament viii be wit
messed. Arrive Pittsburg 500 Friday
morning and spend day there, leaving
for Baltimore at II 80 that night, reach
| ing the convention city at 80 Saturday
morning, August l2, in time for all the
pre-conyention festivities.
Those comprising the Colorado-Utah
special t. tse !. T. u convention, so far
as The Bulletin is informed, are:
Denver-Frank J. Pulver and Robert
F. Jones.
Colorado Springs-Messrs ]. C Daley,
| w. / Reilly, w. j. Snider, ]. E Cheeley
and f. d. Woodwork.
Pueblo. Charles Deus and Mrs.
Deus.
salt Lake City-william Courtney,
| Mrs Courtney and two ladies represent
| ing the Woman's AuEiliary
Probably Harvey E. Garuau and Au-
/ gust Rooster OF Denver and two or three
others from Colorado SPriaEs viii make
| the trip.
Returning from Baltimora practically
| the entire party viii prooeei 20 Phila-
/ delphia, thence TO New York city, day
| boat up the Hudson TO Albany. TO Syra-
/ cuse. Buffalo and Niagara Fails From
] ~ 1.
| thence rail to Chicago AM Rock Island
/ from the latter city to Denver.
From Chicago stops viii he made at
Des Moines and Omaha by various mem
bers of the party.
Delegate Pulver intenis making 4
/ short visit with his parents in Blue
Earth. Mimi, on the return trip and will
participate in the Labor day celebration
| at Des Moines. He was formerly presi
dent of and A delegate frum fyPograph-
ieal Union No. lis Of that city. The
party will return TO Colorado about
Sept. :.
Regular monthly meeting OF Denver
/ typographical Union No. 40 tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock in Horan hall, 1921
| Cleveland place. Its worth while at
tending If only TO watch Alonzo Wiley
I pass NAA AAAt atNAAt tAiihN-
I, Michael Lawlor. long time member Of
st. Joseph typographical Union, and
treasurer for many terms, now editor and
proprietor of the St. Joseph Catholic
Register. was visitor in Denver this
week and looked up his old friend, Pete
Rose. assistant foreman Of the Post. Nj
Dawlor has been spending several weeks
at Glenwood Springs. where he went for
the benefi; OF his daughters health.
Pine Crest was the scene of the fourth
annual 'mountainick" by the employees
of the Carson Harper Printing company
last Sunday. 4 special train over the
Denver & Rio Gande carried a merry
crowd numbering over a hundred. They
took along a player piano and several
other aids to a good time. J, F. Jones
OF the bindery won the prize Is the hand
soonest man on the ground The compos-
ing room team copped the baseball cham
pionship. Rain interfered with other
contests, which will be pulled off at
Washington park in the near future.
Wallace Hurley of the Post linotype
force has once more mysteriously disap-
peared from Champa street. 1t Is sus-
pected he Is helping the harvest hands on
one OF his ranches
r. II. oFlaherty has returned from
/ NhtNtiue alNef aCNuhANANlllE >AlllAttAA
wealth to vacate the remaining summer
months in Denver.
meeting OF the Denver EN-polegates
Association will be held Sunday imme-
diatcly after The union meeting adjourns.
All members are expected to answer roll
call
The last annual report of the London
Society of Compositors shows an increase
| in the years working OF over 100000,
very good achievement in twelve months.