The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 17, 1906, Page 25

dimg of a greater San Franeisco, The Call has inaugurated a department b will be devoted exclusively to the Interests of labor. In this department 4 day will be found all the mews of the labor unions, together with reports on tihe pro . 1 ' pon progress of the movement here amd ih other ecities that canmot fall be of imterest 1o all associated in any way with trades unionism.. The Call b will be the only mewspaper in San Francisco in which wnion men assured they will find ALL the labor news ALL the time. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1906. STRENGTH OF LABOR WILL BE SHOWN IN COMING GAMPAIGH Union Chiefs Mark Certain Congressmen for Politi- cal Death. * Workrien “Will B i o Vote Sfiidly to De- feat Them. SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CAlT. WASHINGTON, June 16.—Political leaders in Washington believe that at the coming Congressional elections it will be possible to get a “straight line” on the power of the labor chiefs to in- fluence the votes of their followers. council of the American Federation of Labor, at which plans are to be laid for the defeat at the polls of those members of Congress who are charged with having shown a disregard for the | legislative demands of the working- man. Representatives in Congress know perfectly well who has been marked | for political annihilation, and all dther | conditions normal it will be possible,to | tell from the majorities in the “marked X | Within a few days there will be a| ealising (he important place which organized labor In to take in the up- | Meeting In this city of ithe executive | at ty the which propri- assumed longer r referred of 1t { some h w ng 1l see cannot bé reached on No. 48 will hold its meeting tomorrow aft- o'clock. A cemplete set 1 be placed in nomina- on will be had on the tton, and it is probable that dopted. Miss Minnie An- le business agent, is in restaurants, at 431 Ivy ave- Propri- can be to 2 p. m. help vished the same by applying to the agent . m competent wishing of Brass and Chandelier Union No. 158 are receiving from the internmational body stern laber organizations. needing askistance are All members DR. PIERCE’'S REMEDIES A Valuable Agent. ‘The glycerine emploied in Dr. Pierce’s edicines greatly enhanpeces the médi- oingl properties which it extracts snd holds in selution much betgsr than alco- bel would. It also possesses medicinal rtfes of its own, being & valuable emulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and anti- fer: t. adde greatly to the efficacy of ¢ Black Cherrybark, Golden Seal root, Stomne root tad in “Golden Medical Discovery” in o1 bal ul! chyronic, or lmflflflg colighs, brenchial, throst and lung afféctions, for all of whick thess zanu are recom- b7 standprd medical authorities. n ail casss whers thers is a wasti away of flesh, loss of appetite, Wi wesk stom a5 In the arly & of consumption, theré cpn be no doubt that glyoerine acts as a valuable nutritive and aids the Goldén Seal Queen's rost shd Black Cherrybatrk in romoting digestion and buildifig up the ‘uh and strength, contrelling the cough and bringipg absut a healthy comdition of the whele system. Of courss, it must not be expected to work miracies. It will not curé consumption except in its earlier stages. It will cure very severe, obstin- ate. chrptie csughs, bronchizl and laryn- geal troubles, and chrenic sore thro.t with h pess. In acute cough* it is not so effective. t is in the lingering caughs, of those of when lrnflfu;led by ; i lunge; that i performed mos! mlr!:elon. ctizes. ind {or and read the little book of extracts, treating ef the roperties and usés of the several med- icing! roeté that enter into Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medica! very and learn wi this medicine has such & wide range o lieption ip the cure of dl It is S Frec. Address Br. R Y. Plerce, Buffelo, N. Y. e "Discovery” cen- tains no aleokol or harmful, habit-form- ing drug. Ingredients all ted on each ba{v le wrapper in plain %:h. Sick people, espbeisily suffe; from Clseasss of long su%mnm to mnsul&Dr. Pil:roeldhyl o) MPH A.L corres ence is held &s strie and s::rdly confiéenti; Alxral"r. R.V. Pierce. Bufalo, N Y. gvlm:mtflz ¥y expense [ -.’-‘m yta) 31 stamps for clei Dr. Plerce’s Medical on meesipt of stam fligg eniy. copy. Queen’s root, con- | root. Stome root, | EDITED BY O. M. BOYLE. n No. 8 | | to those who suffered by the fire. Many | members who left the eity just after the ones” districts just how much influence | the Iabor leaders have when they is- | ® orders to the ranks to vote as bor unions *%ather than in.accord| with Samuel Gompers and many of the other leaders have been in an angry v, BEu- street their views on national politics. | ked to report to the sécretar gene and Twenty-fourth 3 . mood all winter and their anger has!Mrs. Teresa Casserly to M. J. Branden- Gas Workers' Union No. 9840 meets | not cooled as the session of Congress|Stein, lot $5:10x137:6, east side of Spear 1 Sheet Metal Workers Hall, Market | has been drawing to a close. | street, ‘between Mission and Market, | R D et three years, for $7200; A, W. Morgen B P iy s gl o | T G e stern to Louis off, three residences | and .Uer( .\i;u:du\ in 1..-; mnlnlh Russian Soldiers on Point of Mutiny. and lot 3 et, on the north side | tion of officers will take place | pORT SAID, Egypt, Jus —_The|of O'Far t, ‘100 feet west of | turday night's meeting. 1 BaAbies Mo Hare g.g';f \']mdh—-l:):- Fillmore, for two years, for $4800; Mrs. | s 340 tembers on the roll 4l ] Schoenfeld to H. 1. Maas & Co.,| tok, April 11, with troops for Odessa,| ved here today in tow of the Brit-| steamer Saf The Russian sol- | take ace every m vere obligated at the last meet- ish e one ove are now twenty-five appli- | giers on the Korea were on the point| W. J. Fifield to James Fagen, 60x cations on flle awaiting act ey bl [187:6 feet, southeast corner of Gou e e [ { | strect and Ash avenue, three vears, for akers’ Union No. wld a [ $6000; Mrs. A. M, uck to J. Zeeman, : werigt P el _ Hammersmith & Fileld. [ 84x120 feat. ‘on the north side of Me- Now is the time” Watches and|Alkster street, 109:6 feet east of Van sum approximating $1000 in its relief sident, H deleg Ro. gh izations throughout the country. to the La e T Lyons; Geotge B. Bennham, George | Steam and Stationary ~ Engineers’ G G. Ttce and D. Doggett, | Union No. 64 met recently in New Cen- 0Nl was‘slected Aslé to |tury Hall, Twentieth and Folsom Tention ot the Interneiions] | Streets. The meeting was well attend- | 8d and much business was disposed of. It was stated that about 125 members out of a total of 350 were working. Re- Pressmen’s Union, which be- Pittsburg tomorrow. B ooks ?nd :\le‘ards Association Of[nmrn! of the mg(’nhers who are em- 127 feet 814 inmches. It is one of the the Pacific Bugeme Burk was In the| ) o 4 tna¢ they will gladly pay a $5 | inest homes in the clty and faces La- chair. Secretary Steidie reported that b4 in ordér 16 aja |favette Park. The purchaser is Henry the steam schooner owners were will- | & Month assessment ing o submit the proposition of an In-| Jielt 108, forinale mewbelh | Two rs 1 the United Shipping. and Trame. | Ported as resulting from the late catas- e PPN AN ewans | trophe. Each leaves a family, and the e cton” Yo avamt | union has taken action to reifeve them B crante as pronoctt in ‘the Biagis|in their bercavement One member, The union refused to ac- |James J. Cosgrove, it was stated, is prosasel and ot a sonse. | missing, nothing having been heard of sence all men engaged in the associa- | Him since Apfil 18. No. 64swill meet oms vessels mutt ok, Subseauontiy | Tegularly hereafter on Monday night a general lockout follewed on all the |in New Century Hall. Statiopary en- steamers belonging to the Pacific | gineers may be obtained upon applica- Coast Steamship Company and the San | tlon te the manager at the general San | }eadquarters of the Building Trades "rancisco-Portla Steams , - e o ancamship Com: | Council, 640 Golden Gate avenue. were made as follows: e e gshor . A | - * . Captain E. E. Caine of Seattle, four ¥ eam or gasoline schoon- The seventeenth Miners' Internation- | lots for $6500; C. R. Hansen, one lot for ers not belonging to the association | "o STHERCERE y BRI e 1500, Alexander Bain, two lots for ve complied with the new scale. | 3. SONETRS 1 & London, has|g5500! . L. Johnstone, one lot for The agents in San Pedro and Abe-deen | 2d0pted motions demanding the passage | §1100; H. T. Fitzgerald, one lot for have reportad that all steam schooncrs | Of JAWE totally prohibiting the employ- | $1100; Bertha Starbuck,. one lot for ¢ | ment of women in the mining industry, for lot 11 in block “B.” A lot in in those ports have paid the new scale. { Balloting for officers was proceeded with. e agent at Seattle in his last report statéd that shipping was brisk. The agént at San Pedre reported the death of Comrade H. Henningsen, who the employment_of children under 14 years of age and the employment of | boys under 16 in underground work. All these motions were heartily sup- portéd by the American delegates. ks promptly and correc repaired. | ..ess avenue, two vears, for $4800;: Mrs. wnersmith & Fipid, 801 Van Ness. *| Helen C. Magee to 1. Kaskell, ) D can be quickly supplied. « Com- | ney-iSson. R Hosenblaom and S. Sy | Plaints are frequent of the long hours | §7300; K. Robson and H. (. Salter to great im- which many storekeepers are com- |W. H. Doud, the store at the southeast b, The com- | Pelling their clerks to work, but it is | corner of Geary and Fillmore streets, Jt 1o the Lawor | DoPed that this will 'soon cease. The | three vears, for $15,000, and also a store atd ¥ | retail clerks are the most unfortunate [Of the Bide AL G O e of our citizens, and ' if the purchasing | S9utR of (leary, for ihree sears, il SR ublic will refrain from late shopping, | Jence to i T s LR AR L Union No. 24 re- | PY e rom la PPIng, | dence to be converted into stores, 1830 0 enthusiastic | ©XC¢Pt on Saturddy, it will be of great | Fillmor: etween Sutter and 3 3 Noe | benefit to the clérks. Bush, M. Owens to An- Bkl iy, A RT iy v three years, for g f fund |/ oos and Electric Fixtu . | $5400; 1ot 60x137:6 feet at the northeast making & total :of {70068 20 Celectiic U :“Q"’ml:(““g”i corner of Fulton aud Gough streets, rsed The regular | s meet- | gom W. J. Fificld, to L. H. Hansen, for unjon will hereafter |IDE at 860 McAllister street June 26.|gye years, for $7500. 29 : q Election of officers will be the order of BASES v 2 NTE) 9 Noe street on the first LEASES IN WHOLESA h 41 339 Noo street on the st | the evening. A fine of $2.Will be jm- |LCASES I i S SEARE. TR St weaell | posed on each absented. Leases in the wholesale center have PR ARG ';;f{ E iy . * . been made as follows: | h Sk ke, s Web Préssmen’s. Uniofs No. 2 Mrs. M. Wash to ‘. Johnson, 20x80 he relief | No. 4 has a |, "5 “the west side of First street, b o g : outh of Howard; A. C. Kains to A.f m the relief fund, which is made up from moneys|Guialani, lot 40x60 feet, on the south following ofders wore arded by the Printing Pressmea’s | side of Jackson street, 65 feét east of | ed: Pr Georie Lo bk rnational Union and sister organ- | Front, and J. C. Pelton to City "of| | mento street at the northwest corner BRISK DEMAND FOR LOTS HOLDS | Fine Residence Bought‘lny Henry| ‘ Miller on Sacramento Street. | Suburban Sites—Klso Find Favor| Among a Great Many ! Purchasers. Many leases of city properties are | reported by Baldwin & Howell. Two stores on the south line of Market | | street, between Spear and Steuart | streets, have been leased for Willoh & | | Werle for three years for $21,600. For | the estate of E. H. Winchester a lot | fronting 92 feet on the south line of | | O'Farrell street, 137:6 feet east of | Steiner, has been leased for five years | for $14,000. | The remainder of the block, owned by | | the Ladies’ Protection and Relief So- | | ciety, fronting on Post. Franklin and | | Geary streets, has been placed in the | | hands of Baldwin & Howell to lease, | the Van Ness avenue frontage having | been leased by them several weeks | ago. Two leases have been closed, one | to Kreiss & Sons, of 60 feet on --ost| | street, west of Van Ness avenue, for | two vears, and another lot of 15 feet |adjoining has been leased to Stewart’s, | the total rent for the several leases being $8000. Other leases made Howell are as follows: | J. P. Dunne to Louis Vliet, store on | Stockton street, near Bllis, two years, for §65400; J. P. Dunne to P. Tieburg, an adjoining store, two years, for $4100; | by Baldwin & | 1835 Golden Gate avenue, between Fil more and Steiner streets, for one year, | for $1500. Hamburg Company, 40x60 feet, on the north side of Oregon street, 60 feet east of Front, all for three years, on private terms. A large sale in the residence district has been closed by.Baldwin & Howell. The property is the residence of Horace L. Hill and the lot upon @ which it stands, fronting 137:8 fect on Sacra- Miller, whose home on Rincon Hill was burned. Mr. Hill had no intention of selling his residence and was on the eve of starting with Mrs. Hill on a European tour when a tempting offer came from Mr. Miller through Baldwin & Howell which, after being somewhat increased, was finally accepted. A portion of the ground surrounding the Hayward mansion at San Mateo has been subdivided by Baldwin & Howell, and a tract which has been called Hayward Park hasgbeen placed on the market during the past week. Sales aggregating more than $12,000 1350, block No. 6 of the Hayward Addition was sold to Mrs. Mary Lee of San Ma- fen. Thn San Mateo Park Baldwin & Howell also have sold twe 16ts to ] H. Hawley, for $4500; to Rev. C. C. Smoot, one lot for §1750; to Mre. Nettie | jumping. AN 15 KILED N BAL WA Flagman’s Carelessness Cause of Disaster in, Nevada. Fireman Meets Death and Engineer Badly Injured. SPECT.L DlSi’ATCH TO THE CALL. RENO, June 16.—Fireman W. A. Brooks is.dead and Engineer E. T Elmore in the hospital at Wadsworth with a broken shoulder as a result of a rear-end collision this afternoon at Gilpin station. about twenty-five miles east of this city. The two trains were extra fruit trains loaded with oranges and fifteen cars of fruit are piled in a tangled mass of wreckage blocking the main line and both sidings, for a distance of several hundred yards. The body of Fireman Brooks, burn- ed and mangled beyond recognition, was taken from the firebox of his en- gine. The wreek was due to the failure of the flagman on the front_ train to properly protect the rear end of his train. Extra 1767 was taking water at Gilpin and Flagman Virgin neglected to put out a rear flag. Extra 3006 came | around a curve and crashed into the rear end of 1767 while going at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour. Engineer Elmore saved his life by Six cars of the Wadsworth local were derailed and one car com- pletely turned over by being struck by the wreckage of the freight cars. Ao TR S T Leishman’s Appointment Signed. WASHINGTON, June 16.—Just before the adjournment of the Senate this aft- ernoon the President signed the ap- pointment of Jolin G. A. Leigshman to be Embassador of the United States 19 Turkey. Leishman is now United States Minister to Turkey. — e —— Presidio Heights Dye Works At 3933 Sacramento st. were not burned out. Are now running full force. Coun- try ‘patrons promptly attended to. * —————— Castro Will Return to Power. WASHINGTON, June 16.—President Castro will resume the Presidency of Venezuela on July e o Calayeras Big Trees. Good trout fishing. Guod table. Low botel rates. . Splendid _scenery over the Sierra Rail- way and only $15 for the round trip. Get your ticket from Sauta Fe or Southern Pacific agent.* P. Andrews two lots for $1900; to < M. Wood, two lots for $1800. LEASES ON VAN NESS AVENUE. Landgrebe, MacNevin & Jones report having closed many leases as follow Northwest corner of Van Willow avenues for ten years, at an ag- regate rental of $60,000, for Mrs. Mary Kfartin. to Jdames Dunn’ of Ne City; N. E. corner of Van N and Allister street, for a pe five years at a total rental of $24,000. lessors. Thomas Dennigan & Son, and the lessee J. Jacobs; Southeast corner of Gough and O'Farrell stréets. for four vears, for $12,000, Jessor Willlam Wolf, essee Busster-Saxe Furniture Co.; No. 1771 Geary street, for three years, at a total rental of $6300, lessee G, S. Mont- gomery, lessor L. Marx; northwest cor- ner of Fillmore and Union streets, fot three years, at a_ total rental of $6200, lessor Rev. John Hemphill, lessee J. In gram; south line of Geary street, 182:6 feet east of Fillmore, for three years, for a total rental of $5400, lessees Daniel T. and Wil S, Cole, ' lessor H. Marx; south Golden Gate avenue, 85 feet east Franklin street, for two years, at a total rental of $3600, lessor W. F. Am- brose, lessee 'Kane. They have side also leased 1531 Devisadero street, for two years, at a total rental of §12,000, oster; lessor William Wolf, lessee L. F southeast line of Market stree feet west of Sanchez, for five @ total rental of $3600, lessor J, A. Squire, lessee A. Arenz; store on' the southeast line of Market Street, 320 feet west of Sanchez, for three years, lessor J. A. Squires, lessee Michael Calmy; store on the Southeast line of rket street, 300 feet west of Sanchez, for three years, lessor J. o. Squires, lessee H. C. Neff: southwest corner of Devisadero and Post strects, for two ears, at_a total réntal of §2400, lessor William Wolf, lessee Vinton L, suichell Dry Gooeds .; nerth line of Folsom strest, 56 feet west of Rausch, 28x100 feot, lessor F. Encoyand, lessee'J. Gar- rett: store at southwest corner of Noe and Beaver streets, for five yéars, at a total rental of $2800. legsor MrS. Vir- inla Ford, lessees J. Whelan and E. ehellinger; northeast corher of Gough ant Market streets, at a rental of $125 er month, lessor Julius Finck, lessee g: Cla¢k; north Side of Market street, 35 feet. edst of Gough, $100 a month, lessor Jullus Finck, lessee Bagle Scale Company. | was buried by the union. { o R | There is to bé a grand labor union rally at Crockett next Saturday. P. H. cCarthy and George B. Benham, two of the most eloquent and forceful speakers in #he labor movement, will {address the meeting. The affair will |be under the auspices of the labor | unions of Crockett. » . Cooks' Unioh No. 44 is in a fleurishing condition. The proprietors generally {are giving union conditions and the members are finding work. The relief committéé is Kept busy dispensing ald calamity are returning, and the mém- bership will shortly be as strong a8 ever. -application of electricity. Three hundred égg candlers of Chi- caRo recently went on strike for bet- ter conditions. The work is done most- ly in dark baséments, and the candlers asséert that tén hours’ work at & stretch is injuring their eyesight and general heaith. They wish an eighit-hour day at their present wage of $3 a day. . . . The seven anti-injunction bills beforé Cerigress, which have been watched with great anxiety by organized labor of the country, have received their quietus, but may bé breught up hext December. hose responsible fér this cannet hope fér political suppert from union wagé-earners. ST e # Thé International Printing Press- men's Unisn and other Bastern labor organizations have sent to Prass Fééd- ers’ and Assistants’ Union No. 33 nearly $2000 for its rélief fund. . - . . News cemes by way of Salt Lake City tHat Bfty deputy sheriffs, armed with rifies, wére sent t6 Garfield, where near- ly 500 Greeks, Italians and other for- elgners who Have been employed in rallroad cefidtructien and in building new smelters are on strike. The strik- ers are threatening to drive out some 1000 men whe remain at work, it is afirmed. The deputies have a ed several of the leaders, and it is the that order will seoh be restered. ‘e strikers demaud a nine-hour day and the same pay that they have bééh re- celving for ten‘hours Retall Clerks' Unien Ne. 432, Retail Shoe Clerks’ Union Ne. 410 and Drug Clerks’ Ungjen Ne. 472 have their head- quarters at 1422 Steiner street, where % relief i8 given distreksed members ahd their families. Over $1200 has already peen expénded. The secrétary is at headquarters daily frem 9 a. m. to 6:30 p- m. All clerks out of employment ape pagistered, gafl employers nesding ‘\ Send for This Book Today tation or advice. 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