Denver labor bulletin., 1916-11-11

To make tho rcadiu' like the writiu'
Is all 7 have to do.
But even doin' that I swan,
There's many a nag TO chew
A. p. NrCaIlum and O W. Williams
have been given linotype sits on the
News Sol Erickson is promoted" to
the copy desk and head machine.
T. \. Pctsch. linotype operator in The
Bulletin office showed up for work I'M
usually chcsty Tuesday noon. During
Monday night the stork visited his home
with q brand new pound daughter. the
first horn to Mr. and Mrs. Petsch-
Mother and daughter are doing nicely,
and papa will resume normal in time.
George Byron Tames. aged al wears.
father Of Fred r. flames Of the Famc-
Bros Printing company. died Monday In
this CITY and the burial took place Wed
ncsdav nt Fsirnount cemetery. The de-
ceased was a Colorado pioneer and had
a host Of friends among the early set
tiers Of the state.
Miss Blanche T. Theimcr Of the Post
linoivpe force. was able to return to
work this week after three weeks i'll
ness
Otto F. Thum's splendid article on art
in the last number Of The labor Bulle-
tin is receiving much favorable comment
among the readers Of this column in the
printing industry. As a doyetailer Otto
is some succcss-
'Hcine" Wolter has heen appointed "A
member of the appeals committee Of
No 40 by President Pferdesteller to fiji
vacancy. is Germans must stick to-
gether regardless of politics during these
war times.
w. II. Crcssingham, Of the Times. wa
laid up several days last week with n
severe cold the result, probably. Of too
much activity at the Elks' halloween
party.
Ed \ Card. night foreman OF the
Post. found his way TO The Bulletin Of
flee one day this week and renewed HI
subscription Ed has been working
nights for eighteen years and says he is
beginning TO grow accustomed TO sleep
ing most of the day.
There was dcarth of shop talk
among the printers this week. All how.
ever. had surerabundance TO say about
tho state and national election.
f. o Randall is visiting his home
town. Chapman. Neh.. and. incidentally,
barring a few ducks along the Platte.
Walt Jones, the Times pinch hitter, is
"haudling" the head machines during
Rnndalrs absence.
Charles A Cheyncy writes from lara
mic. Wyo.. TO register vigorous kick
about missing two issues of The Bullc
tin, Incidentally he gave his new street
address and he will get his fsvorite pa
per without hitch in future.
A rather unusual method of showing
appreciation for cooperation and team
work of employees was shown by Man
agcr Wadsworth of the Western News
paper Union office in Denver. Last Sat
urday each pay envelope contained. in
addition 10 the regular wage. a neatly
printed card. reading rs follows: "To
every employee We have Just passed
thru n strenuous period. and produced
an enormous quantity of work with n
minimum of friction and errors. | do
not wish to let this opportunity go by
without expressing appreciation for my
self and for the company of that CO.
operative spirit which has earned for the
Western Newspaper Union the rcputa-
tion il enjoys as the best service organ
ization in its field Thank you. every
one. c. + Wadsworth, manager"
Mrs Frank j. Pulvcr, aided and some
what abettcd by her husband, succeeded
in making their voting precinct just
across the line from Denver the banner
Democratic district in jefferson county
at Tuesdays election. Mrs. Pulver
was especially complimented by the
chairman of the Democratic County
Committee.
w. S Dickson. now operating a limo
type in Sterling, Colo. came to town
Sunday and paid The Bulletin force
friendly call Tuesday before returning
home to vote the Democratic ticket
Installation of machinery in the new