Denver labor bulletin., 1916-03-18

conn ny which includes Coloradol taken
away from me. Am pleased to have my
Territory reduced, but am sorry to have
ColorEdO taken away, as l could look
forw I'd to at least yearly visit, and
this It the eompany's expense, which is
au item. Nevertheless, hope to get to
Denyar once in awhile, as my mother
lives there"
Three of the patriots of No. 40 were
given the Saturday night lay-off on the
Post in the assignments Of off-days by
Foreman Mccormick. and they will thus
eseape working double-header They
are ia Davidson, d. Mex. Whyte and
II. 1. MacMahon.
M Grace Kennedy of the Post
prootrpom underwent an operation for
appe icitis at Mercy hospital this week.
Her condition is reported to be very
serioEs.
II. New York Query Club, which yis-
tied Denver last summer en- route to the
, Los Angeles convention, OF which Nathan
I Newmau is the chief promoter, has al
read- arranged an itinerary for attend
/ ing tie ]. T. L. convention at Colorado
/ Spriu-- in August, 1917. According to
the program mapped out, the special
train viii reach Denver at 1880 a m,
Sund1y. August u. 1917. and make
side trip over the Georgetown Loop to
Silver Plume, then return to Denver.
and reaching the convention city that
same night at lo:l5 o'clock.
Complete returns on nominations of l.
/ T. L officers show that Marsden G.
Scott for president and Walter w. Bar.
rett for vice president each received SOS
Endorsements. there being no opposition,
10 either. For secretary treasurer. John
w. HAYS received 4al. w. f Merritt 65
and ]. W. Bramwooi l3. the latter fail
ing to receive the necessary so unions
to get on the ticket for the regular cleo
tion in May. All the other candidates
received the required number of endorse
ments. For trustee of the Union Print
ers Home. Thomas McCaffery OF Colo.
rado Springs, candidate for reelection,
led a list OF six candidates with SIS en-
dorsements, very high compliment TO
this sterling union man.
The Wiser Linotype company at 1889
Champa street is doing prosperous bus.
mess, and recently installed a new limo
type saw, which gives the concern an
equipment prepared to supply the trade
with every class of linotype matter.
Bert F. Scribner of the Franklin Press
Pueblo. and Charles NJ. Welch. a promi.
ncut business man of that city. have
purchased an interest in the Brock Half
ncr Printing company of Denver. former,
ly the williamson Haffner Printing and
Engraving company. 4 ne wcertificats
Of Incorporation was filed with the sec
retary OF state last week. which place:
the capital stock at $4,000, fully paid
harley Eckard. remembered as a limo
tyre operator on the News some years
ago, moving to Boise, Idaho. when the
time scale went into effect here. has an
n1unced his candidacy for /. 7. U. dele
gate from No. 27l. with fine prospect Of
election.
tharlie Christy is again subbins on the
ma Seup of the Post and holds two
day situation y
Walter Lawrence, linotypist at the
S2ihoun 4 Holmes Printing company
has gone East on a vaaction trip.
q. l.. Smith, president of the Smith.
brooks company, returned this weeI
from months business and recreation
lo, rncy thru the East and south.
Attoney Joseph Scott is again suing
the Los Angeles Times for libel asking
Ia nages of 100000.
Says w N Brockwell in the Washing
ton Trades Unionist: All the densenes.
Iot printshop is not confined to the
Imposing room. Where copy had arch
draitsman" the really intelligent com
Pesitor put it architectural craftsman.
winch was. of course, correct; but the
more or less befuddled reader promptly
eh"hged 1t to archipelago craftsman,