Denver labor bulletin., 1918-08-24
A BUNCH OF
BOUQUETS

Personal letters and printed
comment praising the Labor
Will Win the War" State Con-
vention Number of The Bulletin
have come from many sources.
We select few for reproduction
here, as follows:
Fred B. Duvall, Pueblo: Enclosed
please find check for years subscrip-
ton to your wonderful paper. The
magnificent win the War" State Fed
Grafton Convention Number deserves
wide circulation as booster fer
Colorado labor. 1t was certainly a
wonder. don't know how you do
it these war times, but anyway The
Bulletin deserves the success l am
sure you are having
Colonel c. T. Ladson, Atlanta, Ca:
Your State Convention Number is GER
tainly an astounding paper. By
Georgel it is hummerl 1t reflects
of Colorado and the energetic as well
as enterprising publishers, Messrs.
Houston and Hines.
Houston (Texas) Labor Journal:
The Denver (Colo.) Labor Bulletin of
August 10 was fifty-six pages in seven
sections, the outside pages being
printed in the national colors, the
frontispiece being a reproduction of
Uncle Sam surrounded by men and
women workers and carrying the
motto: Labor Will Win the War"
The Convention Number was fea-
tured with haf-tone cuts of men
and women prominent in the Colorado
labor world and with articles descrip-
tive of the industrial and commercial
growth of Denver.
Missouri Trades Unionist: The
Missouri Trades Unionist doffs its hat
to The Denver Labor Bulletin, Clint
c. Houston, editor. and Edward j.
Hines, manager, publishers, which has
just issued special State Federation
Convention Number consisting of
seven sections of eight pages in each
section, total of fifty-siX pages brim-
fui Of interesting and refreshing in
formation about all Colorado, its labor
world, its toilers and their part in the
world war. The front page was a
beautiful design showing a soldier at
the front, a man in overalls at the
post as a builder, another in the mill,
one in the mine and another at the To-
comotive's throttle-all supporting
Uncle Sam, and declaring Labor Will
Win the War" The edition reflects
great credit on Editor Houston and
also proves our prediction made fif-
teen years ago on the floor of the
Denver Trades Assembly by the editor
of the Missouri Trades Unionist. then
in Denver, that a labor paper can be
made financial success in Denver
Laramie County Democrat: The
annual State Convention Number of
The Denver Labor Bulletin, a copy of
which reached this Office Saturday, is
devoted largely to the interests of the
annual convention Of Colorado's or
ganized labor which is in session at
Salida, Colo, this week.
The paper. consisting of seven sec
tions well filled with advertising, local
and labor news, is work of art The
typography and presswork show the
possibilities of care and ability, and
reflect much credit upon the publishers
of The Bulletin, Messrs. Houston and
Hines.
The title page is particularly pleas
ing, being done in the national colors
and representing patriotic desire of
organized labor to help win the war
Colorado Statesman: We acknowi-
edge with thanks the receipt of the
annual State Convention Number of
The Denver Labor Bulletin, consist
ing Of seven sections and containing
fifty-six pages, with a beautiful from
tispiece representing labor's contribu-
tion to the winning of the war and the
development of the nation in the time
of peace. Surely organized labor will
be proud of this number, the contents
! of which should lend inspiration to
every member attending the conven-
ton to be held at Salida, Colo, week
of August 12, as well as strengthen
the links that connect all labor in the
great and powerful chain of progress
and success conducive to the welfare
of all humanity. Editor Clint c. Hous-
ton and Manager Edward ]. Hines, the
genial, energetic publishers of this
paper, and their associates are to be
congratulated for this magnificent
issue.