Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-22
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

referendum plan OF election, Will be
made by unions turnout the l. t. u.
Jurisdiction at the February meetings.
President Marsden O. Scott and Vice
President Walter W. Barrett will have
no opposition, as the time for initiating
candidates has expired. Secretary
Treasurer John w. Hays is having his
office contested for by John w. Bran
wood of indianapolis and w. f. Merritt
OF Houston, Tex.
For delegates to the \. +. OF l.. the
aspirants are II. W. bennett, Los Anr
geles; Max Hayes, Cleveland; T. W. Nc
Cullough, Omaha; Frank Morrison, Chi
cago; u. b. Pittinger, Mount Morris,
Ill: Hugh Stevenson, Toronto.
Delegates Trades and Labor Congress
OF Canada-James Drury, Montreal;
Samuel Hayden, Toronto; w. X. Trotter,
Vancouver.
Trustees Union Printers Home-Mal-
colm A. Knox, Boston; Thomas Nc
Caffery, Colorado Springs; William
Mounce, New York; T. T. Mock. Birm-
ingham, Ala; Jerome V. o'Hara, New
York; Michael Powell. Ottawa, Ont.
Joe NJ. johnson OF Washington viii
have no opposition Tor reelection a.
agent Of the Union Printers' Home
Web F. Burrows OF the Post proof
room is confined to his apartments this
week with a severe attack OF the grippe
which threatens close upon pneumonia
The prolonged zero weather, coupled
with the usual dullness following a hoii
dAy rush OF work. has caused Secretary
Birdsall's chapel to increase in numbers
very considerably during the past two
weeks
Capt J. j. Lambert. founder and one
OF the principal owners of the Pueblo
Chieftain. whose death was chronicled
in last weeks issue, left the Sacred
Heart orphanage Of that city the bulk
Of his fortune, amounting to nearly
100000. Several OF his old friends and
associates were remembered by tokens
and mementos- A gold headed cane,
presented to the captain some years ago
by the composing and pressroom forces,
was left TO w. II. Young, who is now.
as he was then, foreman OF the press
room. Captain Lambert was always
proud of his membership in the !. t. L.
and after his newspaper enterprise grew
to demand all his attention in the bust
ness department, he applied for and was
granted an honorary withdrawal card by
Z Pueblo typographical Union No. l.5.
1 This he had framed and il hung on the
wall over his desk in the Chieftain office
I for years, and was later transferred to
the federal building in that city when
he became register of the United States
land office.
C. W. Locke, foreman OF the Franklin
Press, Pueblo. was in Denver the fore
part of the week shaking hands with
old acquaintance and taking in the live
stock exhibition. However, bceoming
pceved at the big bull, he is now home
again. satisfied there Is nothing in the
capital city to attract people from the
town of big smokestaeks.
C J. Smtzen. makeup on the Times.
is bowling second with a score OF 65l
as member OF the Cottrell team in the
I Mercantile League. III Charles doesn't
slip or throw shoe. he will pull down
prize at the end of the season.
| Robert Anderson, proofrcader at the
kistlcr office. is confined to his home
this week with severe attack OF the
/ grippe.
|. I. L. Representative Frank ]. Pulver
is in Fort Collins this week, upon request
of the local union there on account OF
proposed consolidation OF two daily
papers. the Courier and Express.
ID. w. o'keefc, cast ont when the old
Republican was thrown on the scrap
heap, hut now reading proof on the Chi
cago Daily News, has added copy of
the News Almanac to the library of the
Times proof room.
Homer +. Dunn, travelling representa-
tive of the Mergcnthalcr Linotype Com
pany, writes from Minot, n. D.. under
date of January IL: Last night was
rather cool in Niuot. the mercury reach
ing the low point of ii below. according
to the official weather record. This is
the coldcst day Of the winter so far,
and is believed to have established a
new record. | have not been out of the
hotel for sixty hours. Eighteen below
is the warmcst weather experienced
since | reached the Dakotas. Merely in
dicatcs the joys of travelling man."
At last reports Harry Parker and Dan
Grenier were still exploring the hills of
Kansas City for local color and some
sort of permanent situation.
\ circular letter has been issued by
the /. +. U. Commission on Supplemental
Trade Education. 632 Sherman street,
Chicago, announcing that the cost of the
complete series of lessons will be raised
February from SEA to S25 for cash in
advance payments, and from $25 to $50
for payment OF $3.50 down and 81
week.
The fact that the Union Printers
Home is located at Colorado Springs and
is of some Importance locally, at least,
is gradually pcrcolating thru the MEM
bcrship of the I. T. u, as witness the
following excerpt from the Lewiston, Me-,
correspondence in tho January Typo.