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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
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216 TREMONT STREET
PHONE 99
CARPENTERS’ LOCAL NO 526.
PAINTERS’ UNION NO 585.
Our Service Excells
FAIR BAR LIST.
Are the Best Union Label
Shirts Ever Made.
SIGN PAINTERS.
Telephones 17 and 18
2121 Market St.
CHAS. E. WITHERSPOON
All Cars in the City Pass the Door
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RETAIL CLERKS’ LOCAL NO 130.
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Corner Twenty-first and Market Streets
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Galveston, Texas
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PALACE
31S Center Street
Galveston, Texas
Meat Market
417 Tremont Street
Phone 2602
Galveston, Texas
FAIR BARBER SHOPS.
GUNTER
HOTEL
201 Tremont St.
Telephone No. 125
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PLUMBERS.
D. ROSSI, Agent
112 Twenty-Third St.
Phone 454
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BUILDING- TRADES COUNCIL.
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Oregon,
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SOUTHERN SELECT
MAGNOLIA SPLITS
All other restaurants are unfair and not
employing union cooks and waiters.
Houston Ice &
Brewing Co.
The enormous increase in our sales
of Bottle Beer is proof positive that
we make the BEST.
Opera House Restaurant, 416 21st.
Elite Cafe, 2208 D.
Elite Lunch Counter, 2214 D.
Majestic Restaurant, 417 23d.
Four Season’s Restaurant, 312 21st.
Saratoga Restaurant, 2112 D.
Mazo’s Place, 2316 Market.
Royal Hotel Cafe, 23d and C.
Avenue Restaurant, 314 25th.
Peter Peter’s Cafe, 605 Tremont.
Niagara Cafe, 2122 Market.
The Union Restaurant, 507 23d.
American Restaurant, 305 20th.
Exchange Restaurant, 204 21st.
The Mecca, 309 22d. ..
Palermo Cafe, 314 20th.
Skarke Exchange, 316 20th.
Aquarium Cafe, 204 Tremont.
Dudley’s Cafe, 2026 Postoffice.
Santa Fe Cafe, 304 25th.
Panama Cafe.
Tussups Delicatassen Counter.
The Exchange Cafe, Twentieth street and
wharf.
Galveston Gas Fitting
and Plumbnig Co.
A. F. of L. News Service.
San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 29.—The
present wage agreement between the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company and the Pacific District
Council of Electrical Workers has
been renewed by a referendum vote
of the interested unions. The agree-
ment will hold good until Jan. 1,
1916, and will affect wire men in
Pacific Telephone Company Settles
All Controversy.
Marshall, J. C. Schmitzer, 707 Texas street.
Palestine, D. R. Tomkins, 601 Tennessee
avenue.
Port Arthur, James P. Piersol, 1130 Fifth
street.
San Antonio, Jeff Forehand, 327 Maryland
avenue.
Sherman, W. M. Alexander, 515 S. Maxey
stieet.
Thurber. F. S. Caro. general delivery.
On the Beach.
Beacon Hotel.
Down the island.
John’s Oyster Farm.
L. P. Tschumy & Ce.
Lowe Electric Company.
Stechman.
Oleander Electric Cempany.
McLellan Electric Company.
Clark Electric Company.
YOUR PATRONAGE
SOLICITED
Meets at Hotel and Restaurant Employes’
Union Hall, Tremont street, every first and
third Tuesday night.
President, J. W. Ruiz.
Vice President, J. R. Feltus.
Recording Secretary, Geo. Whelton.
Financial Secretary, H. Homrighaus.
Treasurer, C. McCluskey.
Warden, William Meads.
OFFICERS OF AMERICAN FED-
ERATION OF LABOR.
TEAMSTERS’ LOCAL 604.
F. P. Malloy & Son, 2319 E.
Thos. Dean, job wagon.
Cleveland Street Car Union Rejects
27c Offer Made.
Waco, A. H. B. Corneliusen, 500 North
Ninth street.
Wichita Falls, J. A. Burton, general de-
livery.
Legislative eommittee:
T. C. Jennings, chairman, 1524 Avenue 0,
Beaumont.
Miss Eva Goldsmith, Y. W. C-operative
Home, Houston.
C. S. Kellum, 1005 Congress avenue, Aus-
tin.
Earl Ferguson, Thurber.
J. K. Odle, Waco.
John Arnott.
Breslin & Pool.
A. J. Compton.
J. J. Conners.
C. H. Diercks.
Galveston Gas Fitting and Plumbing Co
A. T. Gernand.
R. J. Henry.
George Klaus.
T. J. Kirk.
R. C. Malitz.
Mearse & Werner.
W. H. Schutte.
Paul Shean .& Co.
Warren Brothers.
Witt & Stewart.
SPECIALTY OF FISH AND
OYSTERS
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
Phone 573
White Sign Company, 2317 F. phone 1132.
A. Stanley, phone 515.
J. T. McLeaish, 1311 Mechanic, phone 1641.
Dixie Sign Company, 2307 E, phone 360.
Car Men at Pittsburg Ask Board of
Arbitration for Hearing.
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JOHN N. STOWE & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1870
FIRE, ACCIDENT AND LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE
We deliver to all parts of the city.
Look for the UNION LABEL on
your meat tags.
PHONE: 5269
BECAUSE
We employ only skilled Pharmacists, and use Squibbs
Pure Chemicals—THE BEST TO BE HAD.
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BECAUSE
Our line is fresh, our stock complete and our service
thoroughly efficient. Better telephone 17 and 18 and
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MAJESTIC RESTAURANT
GEORGE MANDICH & CO.
Best of Everything. Open Day and Night. Prompt and Polite Service.
C. M. Summers, 2016 Market.
John Sappio, 2208 Market.
W. D. Puelle, 506 Tremont.
Tremont Hotel.
Stag, 419 Tremont.
J. J. Russo, 217 20th.
Four Seasons, 304 21st.
W. F. Braunsdorf, 505 21st.
A. C. Dean, 313 21st.
C. M. Summers, 409 21st.
Geo. F. Morris, 3305 Avenue H.
Ed Kirchem, 412 21st.
E. J. Christopel, 1011 37st.
O. H. Aucoin, 3416 Avenue H.
H. C. Woodhal, 319 Tremont.
Elite, 2214 Market.
Louis Wilike, 3502 Winnie.
Panama Hotel Shop.
Star Barber Shop.
Texas City Shops.
Harper Hotel.
Trussell Bros.
W. H. Bailey.
J. W. Williams.
C. M. Cassil.
J. A. White.
Barbers’ Union No. 62.
Allen & Johnson, 2224 Market street.
A. B. Walker, 317 22d.
E. Fries, 306 23d.
A. H. Gaston, 218 23d.
and are ready now and at all times to furnish the
“BEST PRINTING IN TEXAS”
Our Line of OFFICE SUPPLIES is unusually com-
plete and Prices are exceedingly reasonable.
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REBEW AGREEMENT.
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G. Bohn, 1807 Market street.
G. Bouquin, Twenty-eighth street
Broadway.
The Galveston Labor Council meets every
second and fourth Mondays at the Hotel and
Restaurant Employes’ Alliance Hall.
President, J. W. Young.
First Vice President, J. F. Young.
Second. Vice President, B. Michau.
Recording Secretary, James P. Walsh.
Financial Secretary, J. McNally.
Treasurer, Wm. Windmeyer.
Warden, Louis Ricci.
Reading Clerk, O. D. Richardson.
There is no question about it. When you are drinking High Grade you are
drinking the best. It is the best in quality, best in taste, best in everything.Experts
have decreed this. Order a case sent to your home and be convinced. We are
ready to prove our claims,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Absolutely Fireproof. Modern—European. Summer Rates, $1.00 to $3.00 per day
A HOTEL BUILT FOR THE CLIMATE
PERCY TYRELL, Manager.
True & Edwards, phones 971 and 2569.
D. J. Carter, residence 1205 K.
J. W. Zempter.
R. E. Kinzie, phone 3599.
Ed Putegnat, phone 3095.
Aug. Rollfing, phone 3562.
W. Vollert, phone 3065.
Geo. Ory, residence 28th and P%.
J. K. Deats, phone 1467.
Wm. Grabien, phone 2752.
Home Paint and Paperhanging Company,
phone 2120.
T. E. Davis, phone 3214.
C. H. McGinnis, phone 3193.
Chas. Wichelhaus.
John Eggert, phone 3736.
Wm. Elliott.
Geo. H. Millard, phone 4375.
A. Stanley, 2114 Avenue E, phone 515.
1. E. Hawley, 715 23d.
Gracie & Every.
O. E. Fisher Contracting Co., phone 465.
Truosdale.
S. R. McCarthy, 2312 G, phone 1793.
A. Bonnot, 2811 K, phone 1549.
Abe Rosenthal, phone 4844.
Eimar & LaFrance, phone 2705, 2110 Ave-
nue F.
A. W. Sorensen.
W. V. Fairbault.
D. J. Carter, residence 1205 K.
Clyde David, care Baulard’s shop.
W. A. Henderson & Son, 1802 Avenue E.
phone 3209,
Lantis.
Restaurant
JOHN KKALJ, Proprietor
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KAUFFMAN, MEYERS & CO.
Galveston’s Largest and Oldest
Home Furnishing Establishment
We have at all times a complete line of
Books, Stationery, Pictures, Magazines and
/ Globe Wernicke Bookcases. We are agents
for Eastman’s Kodaks and Supplies. Let us
develop and print your KODAK FILMS.
We make you beautiful enlargements from
an ordinary kodak film.
PURDY’S BOOK STORE
2217 Market St.
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Corresponding and Financial Secretary.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
WORKERS I. U. OF A., 251.
George,Fox & Song., 1906-1908 Market.
Market Vienna Bakery. 25th and 26th, on
H Graughnard, 13th and L.
Schafer Bros, 1927 Market.
G. Giusti, 23d and G.
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W. N. Fritter, furniture.
J. L. Mullen, clothing.
Leopold & Shafer, clothing.
Tussup Grocery Company.
Robert I. Cohen, clothing.
E. S. Levy & Co., clothing.
Sakowitz Bros.
Miller Millinery Company.
Moore Bros., groceries.
Sam J. Williams, gents’ furnishings.
J. G. Smith, gents’ furnishings.
Rex Bord Millinery Company.
Mrs. J. Neis, millinery.
Modern Millinery Company.
Flatto Bros., shoes.
Hammersmith Bros., shoes.
Kauffman, Meyers & Co., furniture.
E. Dulitz, furniture
Lyons Hardware Company.
Reliance Coffee Company.
Texas Lamp and Oil Company.
Ted Collier’s Racket Store.
J. Burger, gents’ furnishings.
Kress & Co., racket store.
Leeds Woolen Mills.
A Cool Glass of BEER Will Always Relieve
THAT TIRED FEELING
RememberTHE BANK SALOON
HUMPHREY D. BOYD
Crescent Bar.
Old Museum Bar.
Bell Top Bar.
Bob Miller’s Bar, 22d and C.
Guisti’s Bar, 411 21st.
Young’s Bar, 312 23d.
Sam Labarbera, 2001 C.
Skarke’s Bar, 313 20th.
Prendergast, 2102 D.
Joe Ivovich, 20th and 21st, D.
Enrico Martini, 2402 Market.
Max Artusy’s, 2108 D.
Office Bar, 414 21st.
Bank Saloon, 21st and Postoffice.
A. Mennicuci, 603 23d.
W. F. Oris, 23d and F.
Gem Buffet, 2328 D.
Avenue Bar, 314-316 25th.
Silver Spray .Bar, 25th and D.
Tom’s Bar, 2507 D.
Royal Bar, 23d and C.
Patrick Sullivan, 2602 D.
Davis’ Bar, Texas City.
Victor’s Bar, 2628 D.
Panama Bar, 25th and Strand.
Hof-Brau, 2212 D.
Blue Ribon Bar, 2314 D.
“66” Bar, 2306 Market.
Aquarium Bar, 23d and Strand.
First and Last Chance, 33d and F.
Lawrence’s Place, 2203 Mechanic.
Model Bar, L, Habine, proprietor, north-
east corner Twenty-fourth and Church.
Louis Larson, 39th and Wharf.
Johnnie’s Bar, 2501 Postoffice.
Gulf View Bar, 2301 Avenue Q. \
Old Saratoga Bar, northeast corner
24th and Postoffice.
Han’s Bar, 35th and Church.
Opera House Bar, 2022 Postoffice street.
If anyone has been omitted, please call
and leave your name at the Blue Ribbon
Bar, George W. Rankin, business agent, tel-
ephone 4221.
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A. Bautsch, 1928 Avenue M%.
Al Fodder, Mechanic street.
. Texas Sheet Metal Workers, Twenty-
sixth street and Avenue C.
Keystone Printing Co.
“We Use the Label”
OFFICERS OF TEXAS STATE
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
A. F. of L. News Service.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 29.—The
COMPANY
THE LABOR DISPATCH, GALVESTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1914.
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“It is the duty of organized la-
bor to show by their support
and patronage that they appre-
ciate the friendship and loyalty
of those who have the interests
of union labor at heart.
The officers of the Bucks’ Stove
and Range Company are friend-
ly to organized labor. Buck’s
Stoves are union made through-
out. Buck’s Stoves have been
sold in Galveston over sixty
years. Buck’s Stoves cook and
bake better, last longer and use
less fuel than any other Stove
made.”
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SHEET METAL WORKERS.
./Local Union No. 144 meets first and
third Wednesday of every month at the
Hotel and.. Restaurant Employes’ Union
Hall, 309 Tremont street. Ed G. Lewis
secretary, 2115 Avenue N.
FAIR CONTRACTORS.
Fred Hartel 2323 Church street.
Gus Butterowe, Twenty-third street and
Avenue A.
Geo. P. Werner, Seventeenth and Win-
nie streets.
R. Horridge, 16th and C.
Hoffman’s Bakery, 27th and Market.
Sattler’s Bakery, 20th and N.
H. Steding, 37th and 0.
Steinbach’s Bakery, 3435 H.
B. Prosch, 41st and M%.
Skarke’s Bakery, 43d, between G and H.
Blume’s Bakery, 36th and H.
P. Gengler Company, 2010 Market.
C. J. Schutte, 35th and K.
Modern Bakery, 36th and H.
Model Bakery, 31st and M.
A. F. of L. News Service.
Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 29.—Employes
of the Pittsburg Railways Company
have asked the board of arbitration
now attempting to adjust a wage dis-
pute between them and their em-
ployers, for a rehearing because of
the European war, which has result-
ed, the men declare, in an advance
in the price of foodstuffs. The
UNIONS AFFILIATED.
Boat and Line Runners No. 438, Roland
Anderson, secretary, 1415 A.
Brewery Workers 130, Richard Jennings,
secretary, Galveston Brewery.
.Barbers 100, C. A. Gehret, secretary, 2214
Market.
Barbers 62, M. E. Pereault, searetary, 218
Tremont.
Bartenders 749, Sam Zapp, secretary.
Twenty-first and Postoffice.
Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders and Help-
ers of America, E. T. Chester, secretary,
3209 Ave 1. ?
Bakers 251, A. R. Weba, secretary, 809
Avenue G.
Cigarmakers 216, William Bettinger, Twen-
ty-first street and Avenue M.
Carpenters 526, T. P. Lucas, secretary,
3719 Avenue G.
Cement Finishers, J. Gamble, secretary,
2710 Market street.
Electrical Workers 527, L. Dalain, secre-
tary, 2408% Market street.
Garment Workers 108, Mrs. E. Atkinson,
secretary, 710 Sixteenth street.
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’
Union, M. N. Meade, secretary, 1213 Strand.
Hotel and Restaurant Employes 69, Mar-
tin Qhnstein, secretary, 820 Avenue G.
International Union of Steam Operating
Engineers, C. H. Morrissey, secretary, 2024
Avenue C.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters,
Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers of
America No. 213, .....................
International Union of Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers, Ed Schwartz, secre-
tary, 4124 Avenue M.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
210, Tobe Garrett, secretary, 2212 Avenue E.
I. L. A. Local 807, Ben Blake, secretary,
214 Twenty-sixth street.
1. L. A. Local 329, C. L. Williams, secre-
tary, 3519 Avenue M.
I. L. A. Local 851, Clark Osborne, sec-
retary, 2518 Church street.
1. L. A. Local 385, M. J. Gahagan, sec-
retary, 2015% Avenue D.
I. L. A. Local 310, J. D. Cox, secretary,
2127 Avenue C.
I. L. A. Local 302, J. Clark, secretary,
Port Bolivar.
I. L. A. Local 317, A. E. Anderson, secre-
tary, 914 Eighth street.
I. T. S. E. Local 65, L. C. Thompson,
secretary, 1406 Avenue M%.
American Federation of Musicians 75, John
Ragone, secretary, 1306 Avenue K.
Ministerial association, Rev. J. L. Dick-
ens, secretary, 2120 Avenue G. 1
Motion Picture Machine Operators 305, H. t
T. Eaves, 1707 Avenue D.
Plumbers 200, John J. McNally, secre-
tary, 2708 Avenue H.
Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers 585,
No liquor sold or delivered to any place where the sale of intoxicating liquors is prohibited by law.
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Fair Building Contractors.
Dreyfus & Arnold.
Gracey & Avory.
William H. Janssen.
J. W. Zempter.
Geo. 1. Hudnall.
W. F. Lawes.
M. C. Bowden.
Jas. K. Deats.
John Eggert.
Tom Stewarts.
L. C. Jackman.
Max W. Roitsch.
Wm. M. Lucas,
Richard Koeppe.
Henry H. Larsen.
J no. Moody.
Chas. F. Schelewa.
John B. Boone.
American Construction Company.
W. M. Young Construction Company.
W. T. Butler.
Chas. Schumaker.
O. E. Fisher.
Will Chapman.
Paul Klaus.
Henry T. Reid.
Emil Gerloff.
Wiley V. Adams.
Dave Curry.
Rudolph Hermann.
James A. Tadlock.
J. C. Zeck.
Gus W. Bautsch & Co., General Con-
tractors.
Geo. M. Dexter.
J. H. Phipps.
This list is subject to correction each week.
GALVESTON LABOR COUNCIL.
BECAUSE
We are very prompt—Day or Night. We freely deliver
to all parts of the city any requisite in the Drug Line,
Prescriptions or Medicines.
Fort Worth, Tom F. Bays, Labor Temple.
Galveston, J. W. Young, 3722 Avenue 0%. S+r.+ M..,e rr.: 1 .1,
Houston, M. B. Gleason, 1812 Polk Avenue. Street Car Men S Union has rejected
A. F. of L News Service.
Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 30.—A
meeting of the local street car men
union was interrupted by the ap-
pearance of deputy United States
marshals, who served notice on the
members and international officers
that a temporary injunction had
been issued by Federal Judge An-
derson restraining them from strik-
ing. It was allaged that plans had
been made to “incite” the car men
to strike. The unionists enter an
emphatic denial of the charge, and
state the meeting was a regular
one, but it was in the nature of a
“smoker,” given in celebration of the
first anniversary of the organiza-
tion.
The hearing has been postponed
twice, and has been finally set ror
Oct. 26.
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A. J. Reynolds, secretary, 912 Thirteenth
street.
Printing Pressmen 25, O. Williamson, 1815
Avenue M.
Retail Clerks 130, F. Kelso, secretary, at
E. S. Levy & Co.
Street Railway Employes 78, C. P. Smith,
secretary, City Railway Company.
Sheet Metal Workers 144. E. G. Lewis,
secretary, 2115 Avenue N.
Ship Caulkers and Builders, J. R. Patter-
son, secretary, 211 Twelfth street.
Typographical Union No. 28, E C. Broder-
dorp, secretary, 1610 Postoffice street.
Teamsters’ Union 604, Val Peters, secre-
tary, 3605 Avenue R.
Women’s Label League 142, Mrs. Ida Le-
gate, 2002 Avenue D.
I. L. A. 310, W. C. Bolles, secretary, 3802
Avenue H.
I. L. A. 851, Dave Johnson, secretary, 2710
Market street.
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President, Edward Cunningham of
Bridgeport.
Secretary-Treasurer, George H. Slater, 2911
Avenue N%, Galveston.
Vice President:
Austin, C. F. Kirk, 602 West avenue.
Beaumont, C. E. Drake, Box 130.
Dallas, W. H. Moore, 1224 Coleman street.
Denison, H. Kachel, 116 West Morton
street.
El Paso, John R. Redmon, 911 North Stan-
ton street.
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Headquarters, 801 G street, N. W., Wash-
ington, D. C.
President, Samuel Gompers, Cigar Makers’
International Union.
First Vite president, James Duncan, Gran-
ite Cutters’ International Association.
Second Vice President, John Mitchell,
United Mine Workers of America.
Third Vice President, James O’Connell, In-
ternational Association of Machinists.
Fourth Vice President, D. A. Hayes, Glass
Bottle Blowers’ Association.
Fifth Vice President, Wm. D. Huber,
United Brotherhood of Carpenters.
Sixth Vice President, John R. Alpine,
Journeymen Plumbers’ Association.
Eighth Vice President, H. B. Perham, Or-
der of Railroad Telegraphers.
Secretary, Frank Morrison, International
Typographical Union.
Treasurer, John B. Lennon, Journeymen
Tailors’ U. of A.
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ASKING ARBITRATION.
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favored arbitration to settle a dis-
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