The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 13, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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V K ' « t r sOO iUw ya:
th e unio n local a r e con aery a tiv e
M e m b e r -'f
a n d it ia to he hoped th a t union
N a ’ -.’-na v t
» < « » » att.wi
a f f a ir « h e re w i l l c o n tin u e in such
O rv « u n « ts te K t e ta : A«uk«ctat« «a
h a n d « O n e w o rk m a n ha« «aid th a t
O reg <t 5 't s « IM h « r t?«wtt e n m ee
buxine«« m en of th e c itv c a n help
it: m a in ta in in g c o n a e rv a tiv e c o n ­
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N o one ha« ra ised a n y o b jec tio n
D uring th e past tw o w e ek s p a r t o o rg a n iz a tio n of w o rk e rs
here
tic u larly th e C o tta g e G ro v e c o m ­ fo r h a n d lin g th e ir ow n
a ffa ir«
m u n ity ha* been c o n sid e ra b ly In­ T h e la rg e r n u m b e r of p e rso n s p ro b ­
te re ste d in the a tte m p t to u n io n ise ably give a p p ro v a l to su c h organ*
th e lu m b er industry- It w as tw o u a tio n In a w av a f f a ir s o f th e p ast
w eeks ago t h a ’ fo u r m en. re p re - tw o w eeks h ave b ro u g h t w orker«
re n tin g the Km . a n F e d e ra tio n a n d e m p lo y e rs clo ser to g e th e r th a n
of L ab o r earn
here to o rg a n is e th e y ev er h av e been E m ployer«
tim b e r w o rk e rs of thl« c o m m u n ity a n d w o rk e rs h ave held c o n su lts
Im m ed iately o p e ra to rs a n d
busi tlo n s a n d h av e ta lk e d o v e r th e ir
ness m en saw i . - . o m of a s tr ik e a ffa irs. O p e ra to rs h av e o ffe re d to
to follow th< p re se n ta tio n of de- th ro w th e ir b<x>ks o p en to co m m it-
n ia n d s th a t o p e ra to rs could
not tee« re p re s e n tin g em ployes. so th a t
m eet
w o rk e rs m ay know th e ex act con-
T his w rite r w ,- p re s e n t fo r a d itio n of th o se th ro u g h w hom th e
A •
o rg a n iz a tio n
w as e ffe c te d
a n d Crs a n d o p e ra to rs m e e tin g or. «uch
th e re is no doubt in h is m in d th a t a b a sis it a p p e a r s t h a t th e r e is not
if tim b e r w o rk ers here follow ed th e h k e ly to be a n y
tro u b le
W ith
ideas of th u s w ho c am e h e re to w o rk e rs sav in g th a t th e y a re rs a d v
organize th en : th e re w ould be a to go to b at for a n em ployer, as
strik e im m ediately follow ing
re- m a n y w o rk e rs h ave said, we oug h t
ceipt of its c h a r te r bv th e local
to h av e a lab o r c o n d itio n
h««re
\%h:le th e four o rg a n iz er* s ta te d h ig h ly s a tis f a c to r y to ev ery o n e
th a t those here w ho jo in e d in th e
L et\
th e th in g se ttle d
as
n a tio n a l union could not be c alled q u ic k ly as possible, so o p e ra to rs
out or. s trik e xcept bv th e ir ow n m ay know w h a t th e y c a n d e p en d
\*ot«' they a t th- sam e tim e told upon T hey a r e re a d y to c o n tin u e
w o rk ers w hat a : *w deal th ey a re o p e ra tio n s on a n o rm a l b asis and
g e ttin g from em ployers, in tim a te d th a t s u n q u e stio n a b ly w h a t w ork
th a t
all tim ber o p e ra to rs
a re ^rs h e re w a n t. If o p e r a to r s could
th ie v e s a n d g ra ft rs, >aid
th a t
a ssu re d th a t w o rk e rs h e re a re
wag - bvir-: ? ud a re lousy a n d not going to be u n d u ly in flu e n ce d
in tim ate d t h a ’ th e in d u s try couhi bv o u tsid e o rg a n iz e rs, saw s w ould
pay m uch h i.rs -r w a g ra th a n at a g a in w h irl a s of old in ste a d of
pres« r* arx: . i- at ill nm»*s been ta g g in g alo n g a s th e v h av e d u rin g
able to pa\ h ig h e r w a g es T h e in- th e p a st tw o w eeks.
te r.’, of th e
rg a n iz ers seem ed to
W o rk e rs, o p e r a to r s a n d b u sin e ss
Lit work*
be to pv.t
w orkers h e re in a s ta te nien ¿oem to be w o rk in g to th e
of m ind th a t w raid lead th e m to sa m e end. so th e s itu a tio n re a llv is
th a t h a s ra g e d b rig h t M aybe we o u g h t to h av e
join in th e stri
elsew here. W he: a la rg e n u m b e r a g re a t public m e e tin g In w hich
of w ork rs lister •: w ith in te re s t to w o rk e rs, o p e ra to r« a n d b u sin e ss
th is line of ’ u. a n d follow ed bv m en w ould Join a n d tell eac h o th e r
sig n in g up w ith th o se w ho had how e a c h of u s feels
m ade such sta te m e n ts, it is little
w onder th a t o p e rato r* a n d b u si­
T h e g o v e rn m e n t h a s put m os­
ness m en saw y isions o f lab o r q uito« to w o rk in a h e a jth c a m ­
tro u b le th a t w aid g re a tly in ju re p aig n . C o u ld n 't th e s e fellow s m a k e
w o rk e rs o p e ra to rs a n d
b u sin e ss a lot o f tro u b le if th e y w ent on
m en
Since th a t tim e th is w r tte r h a s s tr ik e a n d put out p ic k e t line«
A M a s s a c h u s e tts m an . elected to
ta lk e d w ith a n u m b e r of w o rk e rs
ffic e fo u n d th a t th e o ffice d kln t
All of them have been c alm a n d o exist.
h en he ru n s a g a in he will
e v ery one h a s sta te d th a t w o rk e rs a t lea st W be
t to a reco rd
here have no in te n tio n o f m a k in g in w hich no a b e le r r o to r s p o w in ere
m ad*
d e m a n d s fo r h ig h er w ages th a n
th o se now being paid o r for a
T h e policy of h a n d s aero«* th e
closed «hop in ’h e lu m b e r in d u s­ se a is being a g a in p ro m o te d T h e
tr y At least one w o rk e r h a s com e tro u b le is we c a n ’t get b a c k w h a t
to th is w rite r and h a s a sk e d th a t we lost th e la s t tim e we re a c h e d
th is position of th e
w o rk e rs be
sta te d , in th e hope th a t n o th in g a c ro ss
m ay be -lone to in te r f e r e w ith th e
e ffo rts of th e c o n se rv a tiv e e le m en t
to b rin g abou» u n io n iz a tio n u n d e r
c o n d itio n s th a t will in ju re no one
and will give th e
w o rk m e n
a
m ean s for
collective b a r g a in in g
w ith th e ir em ployer*.
T he S e n tin e l also h a s been a s ­
sured th a t no m ore su c h sp e e ch e s
a s those m ad e a t th e in itia l m e e t­
ing an* to be p e rm itte d
W ith o u t ex cep tio n
w ork er* to
w hom th is w rite r ha* sp o k e n h av e
ex p ressed th e fe a r th a t w ith N R A
k n o c k ed out th e re w ould be a g e n ­
e ra l red u ctio n m w ages T h e o b ­
je c t o f th o se :n t re sted in unio n ­
izatio n seem* to be a lm o st solely
to pr* v e ’hl* re d u c tio n to a scale
o f w ages »hat would be in su ffic ie n t
fo r d ecent living
W o rker* s ta te
th a t several sm all m ill* in th is se c ­
tion h ave a lre a d y c u t w age* a n d
it w ill be th e object of th e u n io n to
b rin g ab o u t a u n ifo rm w ag e scale,
w ith th e sm a lle r m ill* p a y in g th e
sam e w ages as th e la rg e r mill*.
T his, th e w o rk e rs believe, w ill be
an a d v a n ta g e to th e la r g e r m ill*
now pay in g h ig h er
w ages even
th a n those provided by N R A
B usiness in te rest* of th e c ity n a ­
tu ra lly a re in te re s te d
in se e in g
w o rk m en g e t th e h ig h e s t w age*
th a t c a r be paid m th e lu m b e r in ­
d u s tr y N a tu ra lly th e y a re a lso in­
te re ste d in s* ;r.g th e in d u s try in
o p e ra tio n a n d do not w ish it to be
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Ph<mo.iTaphs Repaired
Key and Gun Service
Saw Filing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
and adjusted
G o I d ST ripe
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The adjujtable top assure*
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com fort— whether you are
tall, short, or of medium
height.
The le ngth you
want, without bullines* or
garter-pull. In sheer chiffons,
FREE F R O M R IN G S . Also
in service weight*.
General Repairing
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Umphrey&Mackin
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The Store of Best Values
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At Cook s Hall
ELKTON ORE
Every Saturday Night
Eugene Orchestra
Eat. Drink and Be Merry
New Line of
Crystal
Glassware
Popular Items Low
Priced
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TH IS WEEK, 1 p. m.
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Holders of large numbers of white Bucks are asked to ex ­
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This is the first of a series of monthly No Cash Auctions
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