Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-13

publican in winter Later he put in
time on the Salt Lake Tribune. finally
locating at Glenwood Springs about
twelve years ago, here he always has 4
hearty welcome for tourist printers.
Ray Wilson. who came to Denver from
Chicago about year ago and later went
to Leadville. is nov operating linotype
No. 22l4, Model i. on the LeadviIle
Herald-Democrat. Ray saws the past
winter in the Cloud City was not so
rough and he will spend the glorious
summer two miles above the sea level.
-, W r. Nilburn has returned from Cali.
fornia. where he spent the winter. and
Is very much improved in health says
the coast is all right for convalescent.
but @ strong. virile man always wants
10 get J acls to Colorado.
Mis- Jean L. Wheeler. linotypist on
the News Tor several years. has again
resumed practice as ehoripractic nerve
specialist and moved her office to POS
Guardian Trust building. Consultations
from lao TO 4:3O p. m.
f. + Vaughn, manager OF the Lead
vile Herald Democrat. is one of the pio-
neer printers of Colorado. coming here
from Chicago in 1879. He is also large
ly interested in mining.
j Charles Deus o. Pueblo Typograph-
ical Union No. l75. and secretary of the
lntermountain Typographical conference.
Who Is a candidate for delegate to the
7. +. u. convention. has issued one of
the most novel and attractive campaign
cards reaching The Bulletin office
Charlie il q linotypist on the Pueblo
Chieftain.
Leo Cuthbertson of the Brock -Haffner
chapel Is suffering with an attack OF
rheumatism in the right propeller. but
managed to get about among his friends
this week to campaign for vice president
OF No. 40.
Jim Mcnamara, having read IN The
Bulletin that Gus Rooster and F. L
Pferdesteller. the Dutch candidates for
president of No. 40. are to serve hot
dog and sauerkraut" at the election.
ASKS that announcement be made ON be-
half OF the Clan-na Gael candidates for
various officers that hot Murphys" are
to be passed around at the polling place
on May 81.
Los Angeles Typographical Union
presents the unique situation of having
only one candidate for J. 7. U. delegate.
the lucky mortal being Frederick C.
Jaegle. There is no opposition candi-
dates for any of the local offices. For
l. T. U. auditors the union unanimously
endorsed David W. Baird of New York,
Edward T. Drackert of Sacramento and
John NJ. Dugan OF Cincinnati,
Il. II. o'Flaherty has arrived from
Trinidad and has posted work
wanted slip on the machine side of the
Post.
A. II. Condor. secretary of Trinidad
geographical Union was in Denver this
week and made a social call at head
quarters of No. 40. lie reports printing
conditions good in the southern coal city.
The grand ball given by Colorado
springs Typographical Union No. 50,
" hich took place on May 3, Wednesday
ight of last week. at the Antlers hotel,
was a very enjoyable and successful af-
fair, their being nearly COO people pres
ent. Dancing began at @ p, m, with the
grand march directed by W. /. Reilly and
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCaffery.
Homo trustee, and continued until near
ly midnight, The prize offered to the
first person finding catch mispelled
word in the program was won by Albert
Il. Horton, county treasurer of Ell Paso
county. Over one hundred prominent
citizens and firms acted as patrons for
the ball. The general committee in
charge of engagements consisted of w. l.
Reilly, chairman; Z. d. Woodworth, c.
J. Hinckley, Z. c. Starrett and w. ].
Snider. The purpose of this event was
to secure needed funds to boost for the
l. T. u. convention to be held in Colo
rado Springs inl9l7.