P ortland labor press
and a lover of law and order? W hat e rw ise -M the vote in the convention
oth er class, if you will, can be found will be based on the number of men m
any country who under like condi- each union, and be proportioned to the
tions could make so great and noble a delegates from such union
A union
reco rd ’ We are sometimes sev erely ! with too mem bers will have two <lele
criticised by the business public for ; gates, and each delegate would be en-
heeding the brutal frankness of Abra titled to 50 votes in the convention on
ham Lincoln's statem ent in his great all measures under consideration.
A T
OREGON
C IT Y W H A T
C o u tlu u ed F rom l ’a*« 1
U N IO N S
(C o n tin u e d fro m p age 1)
DO
▲ TOP-LINER
A L B E R T BERIMI
THE DRUGGIST
Corner Second and Washington Streets
the ladies become thoroughly in earnest to this country that great measure of
L e t ua s u p p ly y o u r d r u g w a n ts
in m atters of this kind, a few are equal prosperity that will make our poor
farms a thing of the past, our jails and
to an army of men. But do you know state prisons as empty tenem ents, and
P u b lis h in g i
what your employers say about you. give the lie to th at old saying, "M an’s
u » t 18. 19W.)
(Inc<
acorporat®d August
Well, they say that you have no stabil inhumanity to man makes countless
S a m S t r o u a e , P r o p r ie t o r
speech at H artford, Conn., in i860, re
ity, that you are flighty, and in a short thousands m ourn.”
F i r s t - C la s s M e a ls S e r v e d f o r 2 5 o u p
O F F IC E :
A C u p o f F a m o u s C o ffe e w i t h C a k e lO o
N ext Sunday. May 4. there will be a tim e you will weaken anil return to
ferring to the New England shoew ork
Room 24. M cK ay B uilding.
229 Washington St.
L A B O R NO TES.
ers’ strike, when he said:
•T hank meeting of the N on-P artisan Advisory the positions you have abandoned.
T hat is what they say of the laundry
B e t. 1 s t a n d 2 d . n e a r 1 st a n d W a s h in g to n
Associatibn.
T
he
meeting
will
be
an
God, we have a system of labor where
T E R M S O F S U B S C R I P T IO N .
girls now on a strike in Portland. Evi
UNION HOUSE
there can be a strike. W hatever the im portant one, as a num ber of com dently these bosses do not appreciate
Buy union-made goods and give em
In A dvance.
. » 00
i e y e a r ..........
. 50 pressure, there is a point where the m ittees are ready to report, and espe the tem peram ent of our American jzjrls. ployment to white labor.
X m onth» ...
25
The m illworkers of Reid's mill, at
WHEELER & WILSON
workingman may stop.” But do you cially the investigation committee. All If they had come in contact with them
T hree m onths
1 have within the past few days on Rainier, Or., have struck for m ore pay.
AND
„
believe that should by some system of , members are earnestly requested to be as
committee
work,
they
would
reckon
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S :
.
3000 business men’s em-1 present and take part in the proceed- more wisely.. Again, I admonish you The mill is shut down.
R a t e s w ill b e m a d e k n o w n u p o n a p p ll- oppression
1
1.
O n account
advance
in ploye.
meat DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
w i l ^ h a ^ e ^ m o r M and finTncia™ sup-1 forced
by” the'm of
eat the
.trust,.
* 0 0 em
c/tion.
ployment and income suddenly cease, ,ngs.
S . 8 . S ig e l, A g e n t
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~ ; they could or would show as great f o r - :
Bloomington, 111., of the Chicago &
LOCAL H IT S .
port of organized labor everywhere, at
335 MORRISON STREET
Alton
shops
have
signed
an
agreem
ent
t h W t l a n d ^ V r * P r e « P u b l^ h ln g ’ As’ titude and forbearance as this little
and by so doing will finally , get the that none of their num ber will eat meat
Excursion!
R e la t io n , r o o m 24, M c K a y b u ild in g . P o r t- a r m y o , w o r k in g m e n ?
«_-
are
the
«
u
s
e
s
for
this
m
o
st'
Some
of
the:
striking;
laundry
th e during the next 30 days.
nd . Or.
W hat
Last Friday 170 m iners at Cananea,
happy outcome, and w ha, great lesson
: closing address.
H is rem arks were
went on a strike because the
WOLFF-AMERICAN
H. G. KUNDRET. Editor.
taught the American w orking-j
T rades fo u n c „ „ m '
S Z T » - S Ariz.,
Cananea Consolidated Company tried
AND
men?
I full accord
with the
Im provem
ent n o rm me auva.>iaBe»
advantages w.
of - a ~
State
Fed- to force its men to work 10 hours 111-
....
......
...................
. Civic
- -
-
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v
_I.. in 1. keeping
--.«x ■ v, rv plpon
B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S : U n io n
First and foremost, that which con- Association
clean niitl
and beauti- j e ra t-oll o { Labor, an organization that stead of nine without advanced pay.
T h o s F . M cM ann....... C igarm akers
tributed m ost to a peaceful and orderly : tying the city.
| would be launched upon the industrial | The m iners are congregating at Bis-
P resident.
8 . S . S ig e l, A g e n t
A. H y r o n l m o u s . .. .. .. .B e e r D r iv e r s UnlOn ■ strike is that the workingmen of San
field of O regon in a convention at bee.
When!
V ic e - P r e s id e n t.
335 MORRISON STREET
P
ortland
on
the
5th
day
of
May.
He
Tbe
jo
c
k
laborers
at
several
Swedish
Since
G eo . M . O r to n ..................... Ribera" Union
Francisco,
through
the the
terriDie
cruviuiv
tne the u u laundryw
m i q ^ i . v orkers’
. i . — strike
-
- - ------
Union
Francisco,
through
terrible
crucible since
them what the State Federation ■ pOrts where they have been loading
"
° f diS<?rder' ° PPrCSSiOn "J* riOt’ ' T o n num ber °< n o n u n io n 'w o ^ e ’rs have would do
’ for
‘ r them if they elected dele- Danish ships have struck.
It is re-
2*h“ N u g e n ? kX ." " “
B ? o 4 r e ;.
the lesson to vote as they march on : ™
{he
■ gates .to it a and became affiliated with po rted that at the desire of K ing Chris
L a V r ’ day in labor’s cause They se-
‘b u n d e r s ’ Union sent their ^ - 1 d ’l k . r H a rr" ' ‘‘thaV you were tian,
____ Prince W aldem ar, his son, will
arbitrate between the laborers and the
G ents' W ork a S p ecialty .
T ^ o f S ’ S X X m T
M
M
a ^ y o u ^
shipowners.
C olum bia P h one, 410
The H akleton mines colliery of the Oregon P h one, 439
viously received it is almost certain Lehigh Coal Company, employing
______ ______ ___________ ■
~ ~~ number, and they now have a practical were accorded a warm reception.
that
your
em
ployers
would
not
have
On
Sunday,
May
4.
E n te r e d a t th e P o e to ffic e a s second- , illustrat ion of the great benefit to be
about soo miners, is idle because of a
Fourth and Couch Sts., Portland, Ore.
P o rtlan d ’s central labor body is unan- dared to add more weight to the bur strike inaugurated by the breaker-boys
c la s s m a t te r , S e p te m b e r 29. 1900. '
. gained by supporting for office a union
den
you
have
been
carrying.
But
you
imously in favor of a public market
following the refusal of the foreman to
labor man. H ad the city been under owned by the city, the revenues to go are not too late. , There is much good reinstate 20 of their number who had M U L T N O M A H M A RK ET
S u b s c r i b e r , o f T h e L a b o r P r e s s the management of their former Mayor, into a city instead of a private fund.
you can do for yourselves and others, been suspended.
T heo . A. C O D K L
w h o f a l l t o g e t t h e i r p a p e r w o u l d the request of the united railroads for r ' l ' hh " 'd 7 ’’'" I X u p it* ”
o “ h / c i t y ol
R eports from P aterson, N. J., say
D c .le r in F ine M ea t, and S a u sa g es, a lso
o b l i g e 0 . b y c a l l i n g a t t h e o ffic e police to be placed on the cars would
that the strikers are quiet, and no more
F i.h , P ou ltry, O y s te r , and Game
a n d e n t e r i n g t h e i r c o m p l a i n t , o r undoubtedly have been granted, with
.1. cnvuuiauv violence has been perpetrated. M ayor
512 Washington Street
man is on his way to a Chink laundry, • , y ou' \ to give you our moral, and. if ; Hinchcliffe still refuses to entertain the
d r o p p in g a lin e th r o u g h th e p o rt-
the other and worse inciters of riot,
Oregon P h one, Main 633 Coluum bia P h o n e, 63s
o ffic e . C a ll o r a d d r e s s P o r t l a n d L a
W
hereto!
¡need
be,
our
financial.
support.
The
idea
o
asking
'T
i
m
n
e
t
l
n
t
"o
the special police or private detectives.
If the laundry-drivers had the sense draw ing together and concentration of ^ „ d U the situation
b o r P r e ss , R o o m 2 4 , M cK a y B u ild in g .
H amer S utc l if fe
J ohn B lied
: M ayor Schmitz pursued the ju st and of a louse they would know that labor I organized labor is what we want to- ¡handle tne situation
---------
reasonable course of guaranteeing full unions will last forever, and laundry i day. You have to protect yourselves, j The garm ent-w orkers in the E ast
SUTCLIFFE & BLIED
t h e e n d not y e t .
protection to both sides to the con- bo ses must sotuier or la er give up the 1 No one will do it for you. There are have scored a point in their contention
ghost
Ì indeed a few exceptions where the cor- for an eight-hour day. They have been U/all p a p e r, D e c o ra tio n
Now that the Senate has passed the troversy, with at the same time a right- "c ""
la iin d r v drivers have I poration has voluntarily increased the w orking g'/2 hours per day, and a gen
Some of the laundry drivers nat e f
of theif
,
The poll(.y cral strike was averted last W inter by
Plain and D ecorative Paper H anging
Chinese bill, we are able to give our {ld care {or the interests and rights of
Kaisomining
readers some idea of where we are at. I tbe general public.
been trying to put on a o r
thir-lc i of the capitalist is to increase his reve- i the Civic Federation. The Manufac- Phone House Painting, Graining,
Shop and Store
only
a
few
of
theJ"
a'^
..
-
j
;
nues
as
much
as
possible,
and
give
as
tu
rers’
Association
has
conceded
a
half
3
0
7
A
ld
e
r
St.,
P o rtla n d , Ore.
Black
1963
They succeeded in defeating the bill in-
=
that they don t feel the gibes ot their
to
wh<j hc)p him ho,iday every Saturday the year round.
troduced and advocated by the Pacific
l a b o r a n d p o l it ic s .
form er custom ers.
make it.
’
i The ultimatum recently issued by the
Coast representatives, and in its place
The desire displayed by both political
UNION MADE
To Seaside.
__
"The im m ortal Lincoln has said: blast-furnace w orkers, that unless their
re-enacted practically the old Geary i p a rt¡es to afford men prominently iden-
If the laundry-w agon drivers don’t i Capital is the fruit of labor, and could ; demands were granted they would
z SHIRTS, HATS, SHOES
law, which the expiration of the treaty tified in labor circles places on the leg- w ant to earn the contem pt of every de- not exist if labor had nojt first existed. , strjke May j has been extended
in Í904 will vitiate. I t is now incutn- isTative ticket is sufficient manifesta- cent citizen in Portland, they had b etter ! Labor therefore deserves much the ^intil June I, because of the claim that
the laundry-w orkers in their strike 1 higher consideration.’
Again, in a the m anufacturers make of haying re- W E L C H , THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER
bent upon us to continue the agitation tion of the change that public sentiment join
for living wages.
memorable speech he made at H artford ceived no official notice, the notice cori-
221-223 MornsoiflVeet, Portland, Ore.
of Chinese exclusion to secure practical bas undergone in recent years in its at-
Dame Rum or h a s 4 t th at Daniel the in i8 6 0 referring to the New England ,ained in the press not being recog-
results, which should be the retirem ent ’ titude tow ard the wage-earner. The persecuted has curtailed some of his shoeworkers strike during that year, nized.
, The conciliation committee of the Na-
of those Senators from office who voted m<5st prom inent and influential news- unnecessary expenses by giving up his he said: 'Thank God, we have a
M . J . G IL L C O .
ward in the hospital and spend- j tern of labor where there can be a t jonal Civic Federation was held in New T H E
against the m easure of the people and papers in the land, which not long ago private
Pn
v
a
le
w
“
:-------
¡strike!
\
\
hatever
the
pressure,
there
Y
ork
,ast
Saturday
to
take up the dif-
ing
more
time
at
his
fireside
in favor of the interests of the Chinese- were firm in their opposition to labor
Wholesale and
is appoint where the w orkingm an may | fcrences between the United M inework-
lovers. The “sailor clause.” left in by J movements and emphatic in their de-
By Whom!
| Stop.
ers and the coal operators, but ad-
Retail
Butchers...
If you see two men appearing to be : "Thorold Rogers, professor of polit- lourned without reaching any definite
the Senate, was eliminated in confer- nounciation of unions, have now com
ical
economy
in
the
University
of
O
x
agitated
on
the
street
you
can
just
put
results. The com mittee meets today to 512 MISSISSIPPI AVE.
encé, so that the American ship, owned pjetely changed their base and are de-
PORTLAND. ORE.
it down that the man who is doing the ford. understood the means through
by American capital and protected (if ¡voting much space to labor news, and talking is a member of the Barbers’ which the em ancipation of the working hear the report of subcommittees ap
pointed to take up the m atters in the
the subsidy bill is passed) by G o v ern -, are pointing out with emphasis the ne- U nion and the other fellow is ,r laun classes would obtain when he .said: ’I dispute.
PRINTING
look to the trade unions as the principal
ment bounty, will .continue to be ! cessjty of giving the laboring class full dry-wagon driver.
Every
fireman
and
deckhand
in
the
BOOKBINDING
The m em bers of the B arbers’ Union means for benefiting the condition of employ of the G reat Lakes Towing
manned, not by American seamen, but recognition in all branches of the Gov-
Largest and best equipped house in the
the
w
orking
classes.’
N orthwest. Every description o f Printing
Company, the “tug tru st,” at all the
by cheap Chinese coolie labor. How ernment. This view is further strength- are all right. If the laundries don’t
“W
endell
Phillips,
the
g
reat
hum
ani
and
Special Blank Books to order. Get
sign up by May 2 the barbers will vol
our prices. Telephones 31a.
do you like that, brothers?
But you ened by an exam ination of the results unteer to take turns about and wash the tarian, sometimes called the great com ports on the lakes where that company
operates
its
tugs,
have
been
ordered
to
can't vote against these Senators. They o f political campaigns in prom inent shops’ towels until such time as a co moner, said: ’I rejoice at every effort join in a sympathetic strike to assist THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY
2 1 2 -2 1 * F ir st S treet
are not elected by the votes of the cities of the Union. The outcome of operative laundry can be established in workingmen make to organize. I hail the members of the D eckhands’ and
the labor movement. It is my only
Firem
en’s
Association
at
Duluth
in
its
people, but by boodle. Think of i t ! 1 the elections in San Francisco, Bridge- the city.
hope for democracy.
O rganize and
C O U N T Y A N D B A N K S U F F L IE B
By Prospect Degree Team No. stand together. Let the N ation hear a demand for higher wages. The strike
"D ollar M ark H annah” posing as the port, H artfo rd and other places affords
will
practically
am
ount
to
an
em
bargo
united demand front the laboring voice.'
intimate friend of the workingman. an excellent example. It is as it should 140, W. (f. W
“The grand old man of England, on navigation at this port.
The laundry bosses said that the girls
shedding tears o rrth e floor of the Sen be The betterm ent of labor’s interests
The machinists in the N orthern P a
Gladstone,
said that trades unions are
P R IN T E R S
ate for the poor workers, and with absolutely demand representation in the \ were flighty and wouldn’t stick togeth- the bulwarks of m odern dem ocracies.’ cific shops at Brainerd, Minn., are on a
B L A N K BOOK M A K E R S
, lawmaking
, •
j departm
* ent.
4. Vv e find
cr:
that
they
would
soon
be
back
to
find there j work. It proved true in only a few And one of the greatest testim onials strike, which begins to assume a defi
stentorian voice voting him in com peti
L IT H O G R A P H E R S
tion with Chinese coolie laborers!
I the merchant, the farm er, the manu- instances. The m ost of them are as ever uttered reflecting credit upon nite form. The apprentices have joined 1 2 3 - 1 2 2 F IR S T S T . P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
united workm en was made by P otter the striking forces, and the ironm olders
am very sorry my esteemed friend facturer, the banker, the lawyer, the solid as G ibraltar and w on't give in an Palm er, of Chicago: ‘F o r 10 years I and blacksm iths are ready at a mo
Lodge has so poor an opinion of or doctor, and men in all walks of life. inch.
m ent’s notice to do so. M ayor H al
Dannie W atson says he will walk made as desperate a fight against o r stead is attem pting to conciliate m at J. R. ROGERS
ganized labor as to think they would j \vj,y not the laborer? H is prosperity
i Vint
out of town before he will unionize his ganized labor as was ever made by ntor ters. The question at issue is the em- W
PRINTER 8 STATIONER
threaten a United States Senator in ¡s o [ as much advantage to the gen- restaurant. Well, Dannie, you batíl het- añ"$',1'00J k io to learn that there is no ployment o fu n io n labor in place of non- Your Ordir»
323 M orrison Street
the discharge of his duty. As his inti- 1 eraj welfare as that of any of the other
M arquam B ld g., Ground F lo o r
mate friend I must defend him against aforem entioned classes.
Legislation
the strikers threaten to extend the
whose officia,s are ;vcll_bal- strike in the B rainard shops to every
such aspersions.”
H e might have pertaining to the w age-earner can be You cannot get much help from your
oil
and
artesian
wells,
as
it
is
reported
leve].
headed
men.
I
now
em-
BEATTIE & HOFMANN
machinist on the road.
added “the threat would be idle, as my more intelligently enacted when there tliey leak.
ploy none but organized labor, and
bank account is safe, and if I bought a re intelligent w age-earners on the floor
PHONE, S O U TH 371
Bound trip 81.00.
Trains never have the least trouble, each be
one Ohio Legislature I can buy an- o f the Legislature who can speak intel-
leave Union Depot at 7 :30 a.m . lieving that the one has no right to op VV. F . B U T C H E R
other when it is needed. Even though Jfgently on m atters respecting their vo-
press the o th er.’
sharp.
"These references are but a few of
some of my friends are spending the , cation.- The propriety of the proposi-
Democratic Candidate in
109 Fifth St., Portland, Ore.
L. T. Gilliland, secretary of the P o r t - i
th at could be read from great
Second District
balance of their lives in foreign coun- t jon is so clear that further reasons are land Lautnd n rn>en’s A ssociation, malie
.__ g . the movement of organ-
mane
en'fa .___
v o rin
tries for bribery, I can afford to make mere surplusage. So far, so good. It an ass of himself at a m eeting of t e ¡zatjQn Why, the rich men themselves
F o r C ongress
their path easy until such time as pub- j js now up t o the laboring men of P ort- association the other evening so t is j indorse ¡t> fo r notice the immense com
Geo. M. O rton, M gr.
I Lee M. Clark, P res.
The inform ation state. t . binations of capital that have occurred
lie apathy will perm it them and their iand to respond to the call and put b e ported.
l a id the laundry girls were nothing
a°n*d ir a n s ^ r e alm ost every
crimes to be forgotten.”
forth their ablest and m ost intellectual but nff-raff. irresponsible an^d tm m orai
(h
wan{ the fight t() org an
MULTNOMAH PRINTING GO.
I t now becomes the duty of organized fen Ows, and there are plenty of them Mr. Gilliland is an alleged Christian s , . J tllenlscives. They say there is no DR. HARRY LANE
P R IN T IN G
labor to push the work of petitioning who can and will serve their fellow-citi- a member and sings in the choir of his need of labor uniting; it is liable to
Nominee on
LEG A L B LA N K S
for a C onstitutional Convention by the ' zens jn such a manner as*’ will reflect church. Hell is full of just such Chris cause riot, insubordination and disso
Citizens Ticket for
tians, and Ananias is a gentlem an com lution.
The
tru
th
is
they
fear
the
J
Col.
P
h
on
e,
75
Ore. P h o n e, H ood 443
stales for the purpose of amending the credit on themselves and benefit on pared to the likes of such as he.
am algam ation of the labor forces and
107 F ront, B et. W a sh in g to n and Stark
S ta te S e n a to r
N ational Constitution, providing for tbeir constituents.
the intellectual advancement of its
the election of United States Senators
:
-
D E L E G A T E S T O L A B O R C O X V E X T IO N members. They know that it will ul
by direct vote of the people. A peti- The dastardly assault made upon Miss
timately interfere with their plans and
e r e tn r y c e r t if y th e
uncover their skeleton.
tion of two-thirds of the states through ' p ajth Stew art last Saturday night by t o H t a a l v e i m i y n o h n e r r o w f e m
e m b e r » c a r r ie d o n
J U L IE N & SM ITH
“W e m ust be rig h t and just in our J. R. WHITNEY
their Legislatures will call this conven- ffve lecherous cowards of the bad lands t h e r o l l o f y o w r a n i o n , a » y o n w i l l demands,
but wc m ust be firm when we
D e a le r s in
v
o
t
e
y
o
n
r
p
r
o
p
o
r
t
i
o
n
off
»
n
e
li
m
e
m
-
Republican Nominee for
tion, and a vote of three-fourths of the ¡¡n tbe N orth End of the city should not b e r » lilp . It 1» I m p o r t a n t t o o r ir n n - ____
have __________
demanded. And we have a legal
_
states in its favor will adopt this reform. , nced a jury trial if they are apprehend- i r .d l a b o r t h a t a a t r o n B a lio w ln a : o f nd moral right to demand compensa-
tion sufficient ... make us a comfortable
There can be no greater or grander ed. They should be taken to the river ; y ; ; , i , f " a -
S ta te P rin te r
d r l r a n t r w i l l « l e t e r m lo e t h e living. No corporation has a right to
work cut out for our State Federations and dumped in like rats. While it is r I n a .'h
f ln r n p r o f h l . o n i o n In .h n p li i B deny it, and if they persist in bearing
than to take up this proposition with ( best to adhere to a lawful course, a D o n .,.f,,!.M»."r. ‘ H o l e “,o u r " o e n m ’. ' : " ; j down upon the liberties of the produc-
Vote for the Initiative and
Referendum Amendment
their several Legislatures.
We n o w ,]jttle of the good, old-fashioned W est- r n r r r e t e .l n p t o d a t e o f c o n v e n t i o n . ers the voice of justice will cry out and
_____ _________________ i reverberate from the lands of the ris
T e l e p h o n e s , O r e g o n B la c k 2 9 3 5
have 26 State Federations, and with ern encrgy would dispose of them
F rank A. H eitkemper
ing sun to tbe going down thereof.
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our O regon organization to come to without attaching unnecessary expense
“ F n w » t” C o m ln u .
Citizens
Ticket
Ladies and gentlemen, you have a
Nominee
life next week there will be 27. T hirty Uo the taxpayers by way of trial. While
C ordray’s T heater will give its pa- duty to perform . It does not stop with
45 North Sixth, Corner Couch
states will he needed to call this conven- this advice is not as wholesome, pos- trons an "opportunity of seeing a mag-1 yourselves. Posterity will hold all of
F o r R e p re se n tativ e
P o r tla n d , O reg o n
tion. Now let the American Federa- ’ ¡fibly, as it should be, still there is a nificcnt production of "F aust" week you responsible for the industrial and
tion of Labor take up this m atter and tjme fOr certain violent acts when the com mencing Sunday, May 4, with the i social system of their day. You owe
famous John Griffith as “M ephisto.”
it to them to set an example now that
O r e g o n P h o n e , M a in 3 7 1
prom ote the organization of some more course of law acts too slowly. That
Griffith is so well known for his in- J will" accrue the benefits of your own day LUCIUS R. LEWIS
State Federations, and wc will soon be this pure-minded young lady, who is imitable perform ance of “The Devil" and theirs to follow."
Candidate on the
Citizens Ticket for
able to give our people the opportunity striving at sacrifices too great to be that introductory comment is unneces-1 J. IT Jdow ard. o j^an izer of the Amer-
D e a le r in
of voting for men for Senators instead comprehended to lift the unfortunate sary, his name being synonymous with ican Federation of L abor for O regon Mr. L e w i..ta n ,„ C o u n ty S u rv ey o r
Oysters, Game, Poultry, Pish
the ideal MephiSto of the American : City, came in late from a meeting of
of as at present voting for men who will members of her own sex out of the
Fruit and Vegetables
1* the
1_Dn!*.4z.*fl’
P ainters’ TTv.as-.vt
U nion nn.l
and 1 made a few for the Initiative and Referendum
stage.
and Union Lalsor
sell the office to the highest bidder.
mire, should be the victim of a m ur
Miss K athryn Purnell, the noted rem arks of local interest.
Portland, Ore.
105-107 Third St.
From indications the strikers will
derous assault from men who are un beanty, and a company of m etropoli
O regon P h o n e, B ed 2 8 3 3
doubtedly the habitues of the N orth tan players, will support Mr. Griffith stand as a unit. The business men and
A t O llJ U t T -I.E 8SO M .
ANDERSON & DUNIWAY CO.
in this production, which, it is predict citizens of that city are in sympathy
An object-lesson for the working End cribs and the consorts of their in ed, will break the season's record at with the strikers, and besides their
m oral assistance they have offered PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
people is afforded in the outcome of the mates, who thrive and live off the reve Cordray's.
T A IL O R
Perhaps no actor of modern times financial aid. About 200 hands are out,
P h o n e « N o r th 1 4 7 1
recent street-railw ay strike in San nues of this ill-gotten system, is an in
C o lu m b ia 3 2 5
and
the
mills
are
closed.
New
mem
O n l y U n io n L a b o r E m p lo y e d
has
enjoyed
a
greater
degree
of
well-
dication
th
at
the
streets
are
too
loosely
Francisco. “ Lasted one week, w ith
merited and favorable notoriety than bers are joining the ranks every day,
Portland, Ore. 350 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon
out a word said in anger.” This quota guarded. To make this statem ent is Mr. John Griffith, with whose name the and there is no doubt but an agree 208 Alder St.
B e t. 7 th a n d P a r k S ts.
not
politics;
it
is
a
fact.
tion is from the San Francisco E xam
weird character of M ephisto has be ment of some character will soon be
F a t r o n iie H o m e I n d u str y
The union is strong, and
come synonymous. H e possesses the reached.
iner. Isn ’t that an inspiring phrase for
W e a r C a p e n U n io n M a d e S h o e «
The committee on State L abor Con strange attributes of face, form and practically controls the situation.
the patriotic '.over of our glorious coun
voice
that
render
his
portrayal
of
the
B e r v e » a f in e 25 - c e n t lu n c h , a n
try? T hree thousand idle men on strike, vention requests all delegates to the devil (M ephisto) idyllic, and is regard
e l e g a n t d i n n e r , a le o » h ö r t o r
The strike in the works of the Singer
with 300,000 people on the walk for a conventjon to have their credentials ed as the best exponent of his satanic
dere. B a n q u ete and L o d g e S u p
C u it o m W o r k a n d B e p a ir in g
p e r s a B p e o i r l t y . • ..........................
whole week, and not an angry word include the total membership of their majesty America has ever seen. “ A M anufacturing Company resulted in a F a c t o r y , L o c a l N o . 2 9 4
victory for the company. The 1700
apoken. W ho can say that the A m eri union—th at is, all the members on the K ing’s Rival” will follow the latter p art men went to w ork last Monday.
F I R S T
S T .
207 TIB8T STREET 1 4 5
of the week.
can w orkingm an is not a good citizen roll, whether in good standing or oth-
Strouses Restaurant
8
K
REGAL BICYCLES
CITY LAUNDRY CO.
GLASS & PRUDHOMME
PRINTERS
STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES
F . O. B A R N E S
J. R E I T Z E L E
UNION SHOE STORE
H . O. B R A N D E S