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S T A M P SH O E S
P o rtla n d F e d e ra te d T ra d e s A s s e m b ly -
M eets ev erv F r id a y In B ric k la y e rs '
H a ll, 228% Y a m h ill s tr e e t, b etw een
F ir s t a n d Second s tr e e ts
A m a lg a m a te d S h e e t M e ta l W o rk e rs ’ I n ­
te rn a tio n a l A sso c ia tio n No. 16—M eets
e v e ry second a n d fo u r th T u e sd a y a t
228% Y am h ill s tr e e t.
B eer D riv e rs’ U nion, L o cal No. 201, N a ­
tio n a l U nion of U n ite d B re w e ry W o rk ­
m en. U. S. A.—M eets e v e ry first a n d
th ird S a tu rd a y in K e lla r ’s H a ll, c o rn e r
F ir s t a n d M adison s tre e ts .
B ric k la y e rs’ I n te r n a tio n a l U nion No. 1—
M eets ev ery W e d n e sd a y a t 22S% Y a m ­
hill s tre e t.
B ro th e rh o o d of P a in te rs , D e c o ra to rs a n d
P a p e rh a n g e rs of A m erica, L ocal No. 10
—M eets e v e ry T u e sd a y a t 230% Y am h 11
stre e t.
B ro th e rh o o d of R a ilro a d T ra in m e n . S u n ­
se t L odge No. 130—M eets e v e ry first
a n d th ird S u n d ay , a t 2 P . M., in A llsky
B uilding.
C ig a rm a k e rs ’ I n te r n a tio n a l U n io n
of
A m erica. L o cal No. 202—M eets e v e ry
first T u e sd a y a t 228% Y am h ill s tre e t.
E x p re s s m e n 's U n io n —M eets e v e ry T u e s­
d ay a t H o rse sh o e rs’ H all,
In te rn a tio n a l A sso c ia tio n o f M a c h in ists,
L ocal No. 63—M eets e v e ry first an d
th ird F rid a y in A lisk y B uilding.
Jo u rn e y m e n B a r b e r s ’ U u io n No. 75—M eets
e v e ry M onday in A lisk y B uilding.
Jo u rn e y m e n H o rs e s h o e rs ’ U nion No. 41—
M eets e v e ry first a n d th ird W e d n e s­
d ay in H o rse sh o e rs’ H a ll, c o rn e r Sec­
ond a n d S alm o n s tr e e ts .
Jo u rn e y m e n L a th e r s ’ U nion No. 1—M eets
e v e ry T h u rs d a y in H o rs e s h o e rs ’ H all,
c o rn e r Second a n d S alm o n s tre e ts .
Jo u rn e y m e n P lu m b e rs ' a n d G a s fitte rs '
A sso ciatio n , L ocal No. 51—M eets e v e ry
M o n d ay ev e n in g a t 228% Y am h ill St.
Jo u rn e v m e n T a ilo rs ’ U nion No. 1—M eets
ev ery second a n d f o u rth T h u rs d a y a t
228% Y am h ill s tr e e t.
L u m b e rm ill W o rk e rs' U nion of th e N o r th ­
w est No. 1—M eets e v e ry first a n d th ird
S u n d ay , a t 2 P . M., in U p c h u rc h H all,
c o rn e r S e v e n te e n th a n d M a rsh a ll Sts.
M t. H ood L odge of th e B ro th e rh o o d of
B o ile rm a k e rs an d Iro n S h ip -B u ild e rs,
L o cal No. 72—M eets e v e ry seco n d an d
f o u r th T h u rs d a y in A lisk y H a ll.
M u ltn o m a h T y p o g ra p h ic a l U nion No. 58-
M eets e v e ry first S u n d a y of th e m o n th
a t 2 P . M., in A u d ito riu m H a ll.
M u sic ia n s’ M u tu a l A sso c ia tio n , L o cal No.
99—M eets e v e ry first T u e sd a y a t 2 P.
M., ro o m 57 M cK ay B uilding.
N a tio n a l A sso ciatio n o f L e tte r - C a r rie r s
B ra n c h No. 82—M eets e v e ry second
W e d n e sd a y of th e m o n th in th e P o s t-
office B uilding.
N a tio n a l U nion o f th e U n ite d B re w e ry
W o rk m e n of th e U n ite d S ta te s , L ocal
No. 7—M eets e v e ry second a n d fo u rth
S a tu rd a y a t 228% Y a m h ill s tre e t.
Iro n M o u ld e rs’ U nion No. 139—M eets e v ­
e ry first a n d th ir d T h u r s d a y a t 228%
Y am h ill s tre e t.
N a tio n a l A sso c ia tio n o f S ta tio n e ry E n g i­
neers. O regon No. 1—M eets e v e ry first
a n d th ird T u e sd a y , in M a rq u a m B u ild ­
ing, room 217.
P la s te r e r s ' U nion No. 1—M eets e v e ry F r i ­
d a y in H o rs e s h o e rs ’ H a ll, c o rn e r S ec­
ond a n d Salm o n s tr e e ts .
P o rtla n d B a k e rs' a n d C o n fe c tio n e rs’ U nion
—M eets e v e ry seco n d a n d f o u r th S a t­
u rd a y a t 228% Y am h ill s tre e t.
P o r tla n d L a b o re rs ’ P ro te c tiv e U n io n -
M eets e v e ry seco n d a n d f o u r th S u n ­
day , a t 2 P. M., a t 228% Y am h ill s tr e e t.
P o r tla n d P r in tin g P re s s m e n 's U nion No.
43—M eets e v e ry second T u e s d a y o f th e
m o n th in M cK ay B u ilding, room 21.
R e ta il C le rk s’ P ro te c tiv e A sso c ia tio n , L o ­
cal No. 249—M eets e v e ry first a n d
th ird F r id a y ev e n in g in th e A u d ito ri­
um H a ll.
S h ip w rig h ts’, C a u lk e rs’ a n d S h ip jo in e rs ’
A sso c ia tio n of th e P o r t of P o r tla n d —
M eets e v e ry first a n d th ir d S a tu rd a y
a t 230% Y am h ill s tre e t.
P o rtla n d T h e a tric a l S ta g e E m p lo y e e s’
U n io n —M eets e v e ry second T h u rs d a y
of th e m o n th a t C o rd ra y ’s th e a tr e .
I n te r n a tio n a l B ro th e rh o o d o f B o o k b in d ­
ers, U nion No. 90—M eets firs t T u e sd a y
of e v e ry m o n th .
T eam D riv e rs’ I n te r n a tio n a l U nion, L ocal
No. 162—M eets e v e ry T u e s d a y ev en in g
in U nion H all, S ta r k s tr e e t, b e tw e e n
F ir s t a n d Second.
U n ited B ro th e rh o o d o f C a rp e n te rs a n d
J o in e rs of A m e ric a , B ra n c h No. 50—
M eets e v e ry first a n d th ir d W e d n e s­
d a y in E a g le s ’ H a ll, c o rn e r Second a n d
Y am h ill s tr e e ts
U n ited B ro th e rh o o d of L e a th e r w o r k e r s
on H o rse G oods, B ra n c h No. 56—M eets
e v e ry W e d n e sd a y in A lisk y B uilding.
B ro th e rh o o d o f P a in te r s , D e c o ra to rs a n d
P a p e rh a n g e rs o f A m erica, L o c a l No.
62; O regon C ity, Or.
F is h e rm e n ’s U nion of A sto ria , O regon.
Jo u rn e y m e n B a r b e r s ' U nion o f A sto ria ,
O regon.
Jo u rn e y m e n B a r b e r s ’ U nion, o f V a n c o u ­
v er, W a sh in g to n .
Salem T y p o g ra p h ic a l U n ion No. 210—J . E.
G odfrey.
T eam D riv e rs' I n te r n a tio n a l U nion, of
A sto ria , O regon.
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A W I S E F IR M .
T h a t em ployers in A tla n ta a re re a l­
izing m ore every day tn e v a lu e o f o r ­
g a n iz a tio n am ong w o rk m en to th e em ­
ployer, th e em ploye an d th e c o m m u n ­
ity a t larg e, is evidenced by th e e x ­
p ressio n s given by som e of th e la rg e st
em ployers in A tla n ta com m ending
tra d e s unions.
T he G eorgia T a n n in g & M a n u fa c tu r­
ing C om pany, o n e of th e m ost p ro m ­
in e n t b usiness in stitu tio n s' in A tla n ta ,
w hich em ploys a larg e n u m b er of
le a th e r w o rk ers, th in k s it m o st bene­
ficial to em ploy u n io n m en. an d re ­
cen tly M anager T h o m a s a p p o in te d a
m em ber of th e L e a th e r W o rk e rs’ U nion
as fo re m an , and said he w ould advise
all m en in h is e s ta b lis h m e n t to join
th e u n ion, says th e LeaflTer W o rk e rs ’
Jo u rn a l.
T h e L e a th e r W o rk e rs ’ U nion, th e r e ­
fore, a p p re c ia te d th e a ttitu d e of Mr.
T hom as, and a t th e ir re g u la r m eetin g
sent him a copy of th e follow ing reso ­
lu tio n ;
W hereas', T he G eorgia T a n n in g &
M a n u fa c tu rin g C om pany have recog­
nized
th e
U nited
B ro th erh o o d of
L e a th e r W o rk e rs on H o rse Goods, and
W h ereas, M r. W. B. T hom as, g en eral
m a n a g e r of th e above m en tio n ed firm,
h a s show n a p referen ce fo r u n io n m en
by req u e stin g all eligible w o rk e rs to
jo in th e B ro th erh o o d , and
W h ereas, Mr. T h o m as h a s ap p ointed
one of o u r B ro th erh o o d m en a s fo re ­
m an, w hich w e reg a rd as an a c t of
ju stic e to o u r local b ran c h . No. 64.
T h erefo re, he it
R esolved, T h a t we p re s e n t th e above
m en tio n ed firm , a t o u r e a rlie s t possible
convenience, th e union label and a shop
ca rd ; be it f u rth e r
R esolved, T h a t th e se re s o lu tio n s be
p resen ted to Mr. T h o m as and sp read
upon th e m in u te s of th is union and a
copy se n t to th e L eather. W o rk e rs ’
J o u rn a l and J o u rn a l of L ab o r for p u b ­
licatio n .
H IS W O R K IS F IN IS H E D .
L a st S unday th e fu n e ra l of S tephen
B urns, aged 65, a le a th e r w o rk er, to o k
place from th e H o lm an u n d e rta k in g
p a rlo rs. T he rem a in s w ere buried a t
L one F ir cem etery. T he fu n e ra l w as
u n d e r th e au sp ic e s of th e L e a th e r
W o rk e rs ’ U nion, w ho tu rn e d o u t 60
stro n g .
A d irty bum w hose p a re n ts w ere
w h ite people, can be seen daily on Sec­
ond s tre e t c ap p in g for C hinese jo in ts.
W ork to g eth e r. N o good can com e of
dissen tio n s.
M o tio n t o A d o p t R e s o lu tio n *
A s k in g M u ltn o m a h D e le g a tio n
in t h e L e g is la t u r e to U r g e t h e
P a s s a g e o f L a b o r B ills .
T h e F e d e ra ted T ra d es A ssem bly m et
F rid a y evening, w ith P re sid e n t B ush­
m an in th e c h a ir. C re d e n tials were
received a s follow s:
T y p o g rap h ical
U nion, C. A. F o s te r; E x p ressm en , J.
Spence; W ood W o rk e rs, H. D im lck;
P a in te rs and D ecorators, F. M. T h o m p ­
son.
T h e follow ing co m m u n icatio n s w ere
received and rea d : F ro m T eam D riv­
e rs ’ U nion, d e c la rin g N. W. T ra n sfe r
C om pany u n fa ir; m in u tes of th e San
F ra n c isc o C ouncil; le tte r from B ro o k ­
lyn L ab o r L yceum , a s k in g aid to re ­
build d estroyed b u ild in g s; also a com ­
m u n ic a tio n from th e L a b o re rs’ P ro te c ­
tiv e U nion of P o rtla n d ; c o m m u n ic a tio n
from B eer D riv e rs ’ U nion a sk in g fo r
th e serv ices of th e a rb itra tio n co m m it­
tee. T he re q u e st w as g ra n te d a n d Bro
B a rry wa3 added to the com m ittee tem ­
p o rarily .
B ill from th e a rb itra tio n com m ittee
fo r $4.50 for serv ices to S h ip w rig h ts'
and C a u lk e rs’ U nion, read a n d referred
to th e said u n io n for paym ent.
A m otion by Bro. P a rk e r to ap p o in t
a co m m ittee of th re e to d ra ft su itab le
reso lu tio n s a s k in g M ultnom ah d elega­
tio n to u rg e th e S e n a te and H ouse to
pass lab o r bills now on file w as am e n d ­
ed by s u b s titu tin g th a t th e co m m u n i­
catio n be s e n t to Bro. G urr, an d th a t
'he be ask ed to read th e sam e to th e
M u ltn o m ah delegation.
A m endm ent
c a rrie d and th e leg isla tiv e co m m ittee
in stru c te d to send th e reso lu tio n s.
A fav o ra b le re p o rt w as received from
L udw ig Berg, g en eral se c re ta ry of th e
B rew ery W o rk m e n in San F ra n cisc o
u n io n s and th e Pacific C oast.
R eceip ts: C ig a rm a k ers. dues, $1.50;
sam e, fo r H. G urr, $15; T eam D rivers,
dues, $1.50; to ta l, $18.
D isbursed: To H. G urr, $15.
U n d er good of th e o rd er. Bro. P a rk e r
m ade a few a p p ro p ria te re m a rk s in re ­
g ard to p re c a u tio n a ry m ethods when
in d o rsin g scales of p rices of affiliated
unions.
R e m a rk s also m ade by Bro. M ason,
of L e tte r C a rrie rs, in su p p o rt of L abor
P ress, and rem in isc en c e s of e ig h t or
te n y ears ago.
THE W O M EN PR O TEST.
T h e F e d e ra tio n of W o m en ’s Clubs of
th e region know n as th e L o u isia n a p u r­
chase has ta k e n a position ad v erse to a
d istin ctiv e e x h ib it a t th e St. L ouis e x ­
position in 1903. In th e reso lu tio n s
passed, th e g round is ta k e n th a t wo­
m a n ’s w ork should be ex h ib ited sid e by
sid e w ith m a n ’s w ork, and judged by
th e sam e s ta n d a rd s. On genera! p r in ­
ciples th is is sound reaso n in g . In a
la rg e n u m b er of n o n-dom estic occupa­
tio n s, in clu d in g a r t and in v en tio n s,
w om en h av e taKen th e ir places a lo n g ­
side m en, and w hile in th e m ain th ey
have not reached th e s ta n d a rd s of men,
w h a t they have done can be e stim a ted
m ore co rrectly w hen it is placed bv th e
sied of w hat m an h as done th a n w hen
ex h ib ited by itse lf in a s e p a ia te b u ild ­
ing, w here rea lly successful pro d u c­
tio n s a re a p t to be lost s ig h t of in a
w ilderness of unsuccessful productions.
T his is n o t said in d e p re c ia tio n of w o­
m en ’s acco m p lish m en ts in th e in d u s­
trie s and a rts , but ra th e r to give fair
recognition of th e ir m erits.
C ertain local u n io n s m ig h t profitably
stu d y th is, from th e C oast S eam en ’s
J o u rn a l: “ L abor o rg a n iz a tio n s th a t re ­
m ain out of th e c e n tra l bodies are a
w eakness in th em selv es and a m enace
to o th ers. W ith th em re s ts th e choice
betw een
s tre n g th e n in g
th em selv es
w hile th ey a re in a fa ir co n d itio n o r
w a itin g u n til th ey are forced to do so
in th e face of d efeat a n d possible d is­
ru p tio n .”—U nion R ecord.