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9 PO R TLA N D LABO R PRESS ▲ T O P -L IN E S fishermen can no longer "fight the trap-1 according to the figures of the Amer had the courage to endure virtuous men o r seiners. All m ust unite. The ican Protective League, the masses are misery rather than blameworthy ease. trapm en and seiners have more money getting the “little end of the horn.” You cringe and grovel to m eretricious THE DRUÖGIST and more influence than the gillnetters, ’ Now the shipbuilding industry has not titles and honors, while you cannot con Corner Second and Washington Streets ceal you silly contem pt for those who, increased as rapidly during the past 10 for the reason that not one in 10 of L e t u s su p p ly y o u r d r u g w a n ts j the gillnetters belongs to the Fisher-1 years as has most other industries, for ! in your supercilious judgm ent, are be- men’s Union. If all the fishermen on notice the cry that has been heard from 1 neath you. You evade the responsibili | the lower Columbia River combine it 1 shore to shore that the United States ties and duties of m aternity; when final will be but a m atter of time when the is far behind other countries in this ly entrapped, you shift thé burden to fishwheels will be driven off the river, particular industry, which resulted in m ercenary hands. It is not in such a life that you can prove com petent to and they never will be until the fisher M ark H anna’s ship subsidy bill. N . W . C o rn er Then take into consideration the in ! judge others. You are incapable o". men do combine 10th and MARSHALL STREETS In A dvance. ’ "A nother outcome of the action of creased cost of commodities to pur ■ passing criticism on the efforts of in O ne y e a r ......................................................... »• PORTLAND, OREGON tellectual endeavorers.” Six m o n th s .................................................... the cannerymen will be the formation chaser during the past 10 years, and see P O R T L A N D IIM NOKED. T h re e m o n th » ............................................... The election of W. O. Powell to the i-f a company at Chinook and the where the w age-earner gets off. Is it L abor day is growing closer at hand, A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S : presidency of the International Laun building of a large co-operative can any wonder that there is restlessness in R a te s w ill b e m a d e k n o w n u p o n a p p li ami unions and individual members will the ranks of the toilers, and strikes? nery. A delegation of Chinook cap B am B tr o u a e , P r o p r i e t o r dry-W orkers' Association is a surprise ! c a tio n . F irs t-C l& a s M e a ls S e r v e d f o r 2 5 c u p It may be necessary that organized expend considerable money in the pur italists interviewed an attorney in As to his many friends in Portland, and i chase of goods and m aterial for uni A C u p o f F a m o u s C o ffee w i t h C a k e lO o H. G. K U N D R E T , Editor. was undoubtedly an honor that he little ' toria this week with this object in labor take a hand in the present cry 229 W ashington St. forms, etc. While doing so, let the There is also some talk of a for tariff revision, coupled with an en B e t. 1 s t a n d 2 d , n e a r 1 s t a n d W a s h i n g t o n dreamed of when he left for Philadel view. B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S : L abor Press share a little of the p ro s co-operative cold storage concern ergetic compaign for restricted immi u n i o n n o t s i: A A. H a ll ................... T e a m D r iv e rs ’ U nion phia as delegate to the convention early perity. Look up the ads. in the col backed up by the seiners ami trapm en. gration. P re s id e n t. „ , in the month. umns of the Press and purchase goods W in. W a r n e r .......................... B a rb e r s U n io n N ot th a t Mr. Powell is not fully One thing is certain: the only way LA U N D R Y CO. V ic e -P re s id e n t. from its advertisers, and when you do C I T Y F A C T S B R IN G S U P P R E S S E D . Geo. M. O r to n ................... P re ss m e n s U n io n qualified for t h / many intricate and re fishermen can receive ju st com pensa A. H y ro n lm o u s............ B e er D riv e rs Union tell the m erchant that you came to him Gents’ Work a Specialty. We don’t hear very much through H T. K u n d re t .......... T y p o g ra p h ic a l U nion sponsible duties that his office will nec tion for th “ir labor is either to join the because you saw his ad. in the L abor C h a s E. Y o r k .........M u sic ia n s’ A s so c ia tio n the Associated Press of the strike of present Fisherm en’s Union o r to o r Oregon Phone, 429 Columbia Phone, 410 essarily impose, but it has always been John N u g e n t............................ B re w e rs’ U nion It will make him feel better, F P . S m ith . .L u m b e rm lll W o r k e r s ' U n io n regarded that the Pacific Coast was too ganize a new union and let it be com the boilermakers, machinists and shop Press. T h o s F M c M a n n .........C lg a r m a k e r s U n on because it will assure him th a t his in Fourth and Couch Sts., Portland, Ore. T L, T h o m a s ...R e ta il C le rk s ' A sso c ia tio n far removed from the basis of central posed of all classes of fishermen on men on the Union Pacific at Omaha vestm ent is doing him some good; and Geo. H o rse m e y e r. .D e a th e rw o rk e ra ’ U n io n and other places. The railroad people the lower Columbia River.” K . A n d e rs o n ................... E x p re s s m e n s U n io n ization, and this is the first time that J ohn B lieo are careful not to let the public know it will help this paper to keep his p at H amkr S utcliffe the presidency of an international o r how badly they are being hurt, as ronage and secure m ore from others. E n te r e d a t th e P oetofflce a s se co n d - ganization has been given to any unio«- SUTCLIFFE & BLIED GOOD S T A R T IN T H E D A L L E S . c la s s m a tte r , S e p te m b e r 29, 1900. were it known- that for the past few This isn't asking much, and it will help so far west. The recent trip of President H arry weeks no through train arrives at this your friend th at helps you to fight H eretofore the headquarters have to The Dalles was the means of sta rt Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging term inus on time it might your battles. been located at Troy. N. Y., where his ing off the L abor movement in good House Painting, Graining, Kalsoniining F a c ts f o r A d v e r tis e r s . the passenger traffic of Phone Shop and Store predecessor and general secretary re shape in another of the im portant j h urt "C rim ping” is to be stopped. At last Black 1963 3 0 7 A ld e r S t., P o r tla n d , O re. P rin ters’ Ink, the recognized the road. The facts are that side. It is not yet known if the office cities of the state. It seems hardly Uncle Sam, John Bull and the K aiser authority on advertising, after a will be removed to P ortland since Mr. conceivable that a city of m ore than the engines coming off the O regon have enacted a triple alliance and is thorough investigation on this Short line are in such a dilapidated Poivell’s election, but it is to be hoped 5000 population lying so close to P o rt subject, says: “A labor paper is condition that it is impossible for the sued the edict. United States D istrict that it will. land would have lain so long dorm ant A ttorney IJall received his orders from a far better advertising medium So far as ability is concerned, Mr. in the cause of Unionism. Mr. H arry engineer to bring the trains through than an ordinary newspaper in Con W ashington a few days ago, and says W E L C H , THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER Powell is thoroughly qualified to fill installed the C arpenters’ Union and on anything like schedule time. com parison to circulation. A ditions are getting worse each day un th at he will enforce the law “when any the place. H e has made the labor the following perm anent officers were evidence is presented upon which to labor paper, for example, having 221-223 Morrison Street, Portland, Ora. question a study, is a fluent speaker, elected for the first term : President, F. til it is now not a safe proposition to proceed.” This is ju st what has been 2000 subscribers is of more value trust yourself behind one of these piles qyick thinker, a man of excellent judg C. Tyler; vice-Presidcnt, J. A. M artin; to the business man who adver of scrap iron. A train arriving here the m atter all along. The “crim ping” ment, and thoroughly honest. recording secretary. F. H. Budchtorf; tises in it than an ordinary paper eight or 10 hours late is considered process is here, and all the time it has F or years he has made the Pacific financial secretary, C. M. F outs: treas with I2,ooo subscribers." doing rem arkably well and their a r been carried on in defiance of a Federal Coast his home, employed at different urer, J. Zimm erman; conductor, A. W h o le s a le a n d rival is guessed at every hour, as they law. If Mr. H all waits for the “evi times in responsible positions. At one Grim; warden, J. K oehler; trustees, R. R e t a il B u tc h e r s ... dence” to chase him home at nights, time he followed the printing trade, but F. Atkins, J. S. Hall and F. H. Burch- don’t know what may happen and can't the nefarious system will continue. A tell what time she will arrive until she 512 MISSISSIPPI AVE? PORTLAND, ORE. W O R K IN G M E N ANO T H ‘ ’ C H IR C H . later became identified with the laundry torf. gets inside the yard limits in Portland. little investigation might do m ore to business, and at the time of his elec The following officers were elected Louis F. F rost devotes an article in wards strictly enforcing the law than The public may be inconvenienced and PRINTING £ The Public to ‘‘W orkingm en and the ' tion held the position of m arker at the by the Federal L abor Union, also in the lives of the travelers endangered anything else. T roy Laundry. BOOKBINDING stalled by B rother H arry: President, Church,’’ and, in answering the ques Largest and best equipped house in the For a lo n g ’ time he felt that the Gus B artcll; vice-President, C. L. An but what difference does that make, tion. that has almost become a general The G reat Com m oner—the circus— Northwest. Every description of Printing their piece-work system must be forced laundry-w orkers of this city needed a and Special Blank Books to order. Get derson; secretary, F. B. M oreing: one by the clergy, “Why do w orking our prices. Telephones 31a. upon the unwilling mechanics at all was in town Monday and Tuesday and union, and bent his energies towards treasurer, W. Cram er; guide, James men stay away from church” he classi took away fully $30,000 of hard-earned hazards. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY fies habitual church-goers as those its consummation, which was effected Studm eaker; guard, J. L. H eater; tru s The show was a good one, 2 1 2 - 2 1 4 F ir s t S t r e e t The C hicago-Portland special money. last December, Mr. Powell being made tees, W. H. Murphy, G. W. Stew art who go because they profoundly believe ! clean, and exhibiting the very best of through trains arrive at any old time C O U N T Y A N O B A N K S U P P L IE S and A lbert W alters. in the divine mission of the churches, j its first president. and of late have frequently lost their acrobatic skill and animal intelligence. L ast Spring a wage schedule was The men elected to office in both those who go from force of habit, and Like all other things the circus has ad place altogether, which means more those who go because church-going is prepared and presented to the bosses, these unions were am ong the very best vanced, but still rem ains the en tertain than 12 hours late. which was rejected. A strike follow ed,' in each organization and stand well as i P R IN T E R S respectable. Fie reasons thus. ment where the nonpareil and plebeian B L A N K BOOK M A K E R S "Now, workingmen who profoundly which lasted but a short time, the good industrious citizens in the com- ■ cast a common lot. The m odern cir In answer to a letter from a gentle L IT H O G R A P H E R S W ith the impetus given the ! believe in churches are doubtless just laundry-w orkers succeeding in getting munity. man of W ilkcsbarre, appealing to him cus differs from the ancient in so far 123.122 F ir s t S t . P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n as regular attendants as any other pro their demands. Mr. Powell directed union cause by the launching of these as a Christian to settle the m iners' that its excellence surpasses the latter, found believers. Such as stay away, the strike, and did so in such a manner two organizations it will be only a strike, Mr. Barr, president of the and amuses w ithout leaving a vulgar therefore, must be of the class that ; as to secure the confidence and good short while when The Dalles can be Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Com stain with the patron. g o .s either from force of habit or for wall of both strikers and bosses. H ad. numbered am ong our solid union I pany, sacrilegiously replied: "I see you the bosses extended the fight, Mr. Pow towns. W hen that time comes that | 323 Morrison Street The visit of the Boer generals Botha, respectability's sake. are evidently biased in your religious Marquam Bldg., Ground Floor ell had arrangem ents fairly under way the other w orkers learn the lesson. ' "But as church-going habits, unsup Dewet and Delarey to England to views in favor of the right of the w ork ported by profound belief, are easily j to start a co-operative laundry that and can see the benefits to be derived 1 ingmen to control a business in which meet the King has undoubtedly been a would have relieved the strain on the by binding themselves together in their j abandoned by men of every class, when T heir snub of he has no other interest than to se revelation to them. less irksome recreation becomes repu public inside of a week. His plans ! own interests there will come about a Chamberlain shows that the sting of PHONE, SOUTH 371 cure fair wages for the work he does. table, there is nothing peculiar to the | were all laid upon practical business material change for the better among defeat rem ains with them, but the I beg of you not to be discouraged. w orking class in relinquishing those I methods and could not have failed. Af the w age-earners and the present small The rights and interests of the labor pleasant visit with K ing Edw ard gives habits. If all church-going were from ' ter the strike he did not demand that prejudice existing am ong a few of the ing man will be protected and cared evidence that they are willing to make 109 Fifth St., Portland, Ore. force of habit only, there would soon be I he be reinstated in his former place business people will be forever dis And on the o th er for, not by the labor agitators, but by the best of things. along with the rest, but felt, as he had pelled. A strictly union town will ■ no attendance at all, in these galloping The the Christian men to whom God, in hand, the English are benefited. Geo. M. O rton, M gr. j times when there is so little within the been so prom inent in the controversy, always b e found a good town for the ' honest Boer leaders established a con i Lee M. C lark, P res. His infinite wisdom, has given the con churches and so much without to in that to do so might lead to more diffi-' business man as well as the workers. fidence that will eventually make them cutties, consequently he remained idle The Dalles may take a lesson from j trol of the property in this country. terest the carnal mind. Pray earnestly that the right may tri "But of the third church-going class, and sacrificed himself for the good of Salem. Four months ago there were i P R IN T IN G umph always, rem em bering that the his fellow-laborers. His efficiency in The A storia H erald wants the next practically no labor unions in Salem that which goes for respectability's LEGAL B LA N K S L ord God omnipotent still reigns and Legislature to pass a law giving a sake, the falling off am ong working- ; his line of business, however, made his and wages and the conditions of the ( that His reign is one of law and order Î Col. Phone, 75 Ore. Phone, Hood 443 J serviaes needed, and a short time be 1 boat puller a lien on the gear for his w orkers as well as general business men is doubtless vastly disproportion- ■ 3 107 Front, Bet. W ashington and Stark and not of violence and crim e.” fore he went East the m anager of the wages, the lien to be a preferred lien were at a low standard. Today there ale. Nevertheless, this also is attribu as against chattel m ortgages o r any table not to any peculiarity of work- j T roy Laundry offered him a position, are six different unions and a Federated While O regon will celebrate Septem claim the cannery may have on it. Trades Assembly with m ore than 700 ingmen, but to human nature. The I which he accepted. ber 1 as L abor day, the farmers of the Local No. 90, as well as Mr. Powell, union men and women there. Their Walla Walla Valley will observe it as "This is the only way,” says the H erald, only odor of respectability that w ork ingmen can get from church attend can justly feel proud of the honor con conditions have been benefited and gen Straw day. T hat is, they will spread “that some of the boat pullers will No w onder it is ance is that which may be described as ferred upon him, and the members eral business has not been more p ro s newly harvested straw on the country ever get their pay. P h o n e s N o rth 1471 The Salem roads so as to enable the grain teams difficult to secure boatpullers when ’quite respectable, for a common here should aid him in every way pos perous there for years. C o lu m b ia 3 2 5 to haul huge loads, the dust at this sible to lighten the burden of his great public today would not perm it the they are constantly being defrauded out w orkingm an.’ This puts workingmen season of the year being uncom fort 208 Alder St. Portland, Ore. labor movement to languish, as all ably deep. Between 200 and 300 miles of their wages.” in a similar category of respectability family. of those roads will be treated in that classes of citizens recognize the fact to that of 'the good nigger’ of old slav- : O reg o n P h o n e , B e d 2833 F IS H E R M A N W O R S T E D . This exhibits a com mend It is disgusting to read the notoriety that it is a contributing cause to their manner. ery days, and they resent it, not be- j able public spirit, and is a wholesome R 321 T IS X« 12 cause they are workingmen, but be- j Charges are made against the can present prosperity. W hen The Dalles move t6 make the best of things.— given to the disgraceful actions of Cap- J . I tain S tro n g and May Yohe by the nery combine on the Columbia River of has reached this stage of organization Oregonian. T A IL O R cause they are men. ' press. Take away the m ilitary rank O n ly U n io n L a b o r E m p lo y e d “To sum it all up, then, in so far as ! reducing the price of salmon, and mak it can expect and will see a change for ! We are willing to wager money to workingmen stay away from church ing statem ents that the fish are poor the better and the city will not need to ; doughnuts that Harvey Scott nor any from one and the jewels from the o th 350 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon Bet. 7th and Park Bta. tor reasons peculiar to workingmen, j in color and quality for the ostensible suffer the disgrace and humiliation of one of his ablest w riters wrote the er, and you have a common adventuress they do so because they feel that the reason of closing their canneries or having the work on their public con above paragraph, unless the w riter was and her am oroso, who are little better The catch this tracts perform ed by cheap Japanese pregnant with grim hum or and would than the men and women who have churches regard them as an inferior getting cheaper fish. social class. One needn’t be a work year has been unusually large, and the coolie labor. rath er the trade unionists would pack made the N orth End of P ortland in They should be arrested, ingman himself to appreciate this. It is number of cases and output of the cold straw on L abor day and spread it on famous. enough to know something of human storage plants exceeds by far the busi • •W H A T P R O T E C T I O N H A S A C C O M the streets of Portland, which would taken to the police court and given 30 P L I S H E D .* ’ ness of last year. The price of 2 perhaps “exhibit a commendable days each. nature. The American Protective League, spirit,” and be a “wholesome move to "N or is it alone to a hostile attitude cents per pound made by the combine W ill Teach the Latest Method M OTHER J O « » , that we may look to realize the ten resulted in the closing down of nearly through its organ, the Economist, takes make the best of things.” o f Cutting, Basting, Designing, T h e y ’v e p u t a n In ju n c tio n o n old M o th e r up the shipping industry in an article dency of churches to regard working all the traps and seines except where Taping and Sagging S k irts; Jo n e s. T h e la n g u a g e so s tr u n g also Cording and Point« in men as of an inferior class. Patronage contracts were made for the entire sea headed “W hat Protection Has« A ccom D uring the time that Em peror W il F ro m th e b ra v e w o m a n ’s to n g u e . Ladies’ Tailoring. A large majority of the gill- plished,” and gives tabulated data as helm was out buggy-riding with J. P. A n d h e r tr u th - te llin g w o rd s w e re so n o isy may he worse than open hostility. And son. nes from one or the other, what church o r netters also stopped fishing last F ri proof of argum ent for a period of 10 Morgan, while the latter sojourned in T h a t In th to -------A D D B E 8 8 ------- e y 'v e trie d th e s u p p re s s io n o f old M o th e r J o n e s. day. refusing to fish for the price of years: ganization is free? Germany, the Kaiser characterized him 1890. 1900. The A storia Herald says that "L et any city clergym an—excepting fered. as a man incapable of seeing conse T h e c o u rt h a s Im p riso n ed old M o th e r 20th and Washington Streets Capital ................ $27.262,892 $77.362.701 Jones not even those who are conscious of a the statem ents made by the operators W age-earners .. S h e ra ise d s u c h a ra g e 22,143 46,781 quences far ahead. He things that if The W ages ................ $13,083.949 $24.839,163 M organ were a philosopher or a stu A b o u t s ta r v a tio n w ag e. genuine spirit of brotherhood, unless, do not accord with the facts. T h e co al b a r o n s ’ g re e d a n d th e c o a l m in COWAN & H A C K E R Cost of m aterial. 16,521.246 33.486.772 dent of human nature, he would know indeed, they be devoted missionaries— H erald says further: e r s ’ m o an s. ...DKAKlCRa IN... "In form er seasons the cannerymen Value p ro d u c ts.. 38,065,410 74.578,158 that evil, and only evil, can follow the T h a t th e y h a d to g e t rid of old M o th e r interrogate himself sharply and see if Jo n e s. Beef, Pork, Veal. Mutton, Hausage, have openly violated the law by re A careful perusal of these figures will monopolies which he has helped to o r he does not harbor a spirit either of Lard, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Eastern D o y ou th in k a n In ju n c tio n w ill g a g M o th hostility or patronage to the w orking ceiving fish during the close season, show an increase in this industry triple ganize. It is natural for the optimist and Olympian Oysteis er Jo n es? ■ It w ill c e r ta in ly fa ll— man class. Would he dine with wdrk j but the run was not as large in those of that of io years ago; the cost of ma to believe that every undertaking is a T h o u g h th e y 'v e p u t h e r In Jail, 71 G R A N D A V E N U E Had the cannerymen notified terials doubled; value of products dou movement forward, and it may be ulti T h e re a r e th o u s a n d s to ta lk fo r old M o th ingna n members of his congregation, years. O regon P h o n e, Bine Olio C o lu m b ia 5128 e r Jo n e s. the fishermen that they wanted to close if there were any? Would they be an bled; the number of w age-earners is mately, but sometimes at an awful cost e w o rd s a n d th e w o rk s o f old M o th vitc'1 to dine with him? Would their down, instead of taking the mean, con again as much, but wages are com para for the present. Mr. M organ may be F o r th e r Jones T H E J. K. G IL L CO. F o r d o w n -tro d d e n m en families visit his and his theirs, upon temptible course they did. the action tively decreased. When there was only the agent selected by the All-Wise Di b e eu lo g ized w h en the same term s of respect and equality I would have been more commendable 22,143 w age-earners in this industry in rector to show us where we are at, but T h e W 1 ill B O O K S E L L E R S , S T A T IO N E R S a r t h h a s e n s h ro u d e d h e r w e a ry old | es. that characterize the social intercourse and better received by the fishermen. 1 1890 the average wage was, in round the symptoms would indicate that we And h n o n m Third and Alder Stg„ Portland, Ore. o n u m e n t b u ilt fo r old M o th e r "The actions of the cannerymen will numbers, $590 per year per man. Ten have contracted a severe case of Jo n e s. of his family with ‘the better element' am ong his parishioners? Would he go ; result in the form ation of a strong years later, when the num ber of wage- “m erger,” which is liable to destroy, T h e n th e w o n d erfu l s p ir it of o ld M o th e r Jo n e s to their trade union halls in quite the Fisherm en's Union, one th at all the earners increased to 46,781. the average and is destroying, the free moral agency M ay m a rc h u p an d dow n F R IT Z 8 T U C K L B , Propr. It wage was reduced to $5,10 per year per | of our people. L ik e th e so u l of J o h n B ro w n , same spirit in which he visits a.club.’’ fishermen will have confidence in. T ill J u s t i c e s h a ll v a n q u is h o u r b u rd e n s Fresh, Salt anti Smoked Meats anti Sausage A few questions like these, frankly an -' will be a combination of gillnettcrs, man. If this is "what protection has j and groans Fish, Game, P oultry a n d Oysters In order to se accomplished" i t 'i s time the system , The great novelist Zola, in a lecture A nd o p p re ssio n is b u rled like old M o th e r swererl, would not unlikely disclose am - ' trapm en and seiners Jo n e s. —T y p o g ra p h ic a l J o u r n a l. 4 2 8 W A S H IN G T O N S T R E E T pie cause for the feeling am ong w ork cure protection for themselves this was changed, reversed and started from ( before an audience of Parisian leaders Bet. Eleventh a n d Twelfth the end that will give the workingmab on literature, said: “The accident of ingmen, that instead of their having course will be necessary. Columbia Phone ) U P resident Mitchell s a y s the N ational Ore. Phone. N orth HI " The action of the cannerymen a chance. After all, the most prosper birth has placed you in affluence. Born officers of the anthracite coal m iners' left the churches the churches have left shows the necessity for labor organiza ous country is where the greatest num- ■ in other fortune, you might be factory union are considering an offer of finan Buy union-mad« goods and give am* them. "L et the churches go to the w ork tions, and it shows that the gillnct her of her people are prosperous, and, I girls or saleswomen—that is, if you cial aid from the British trade union. ployment to whit« labor. ingmen. not in the spirit of a haughty landlord's haughty o r patronizing stew ard going to the relief of menial de pendents, but even as the old church went to him in the days of primitive P u b lis h e d e v e ry T h u rs d a y by th e P o r t Christianity, as to brethren and not to la n d G ab o r ITeeie P u b lis h in g A sso c ia tio n . ’inferiors,’ and the complaint that (In c o rp o ra te d A u g u s t 18, 1900.) workingmen stay ajvay from church O F F I C K : would soon be heard no more. But the K ih i i i i H, «38*4 W a sh in g to n stree t. ’superior’ classes would drop away then, and that would make another T E R M S O F S U B S C R IP T IO N . problem .'' Portland Labor Press ALBERT BERHI A. W. ALLEN Despensing Pharmacist Strouses Restaurant U/all paper, Deeoratiop$ - UNION MADE SHIRTS, HATS, SHOES THE M. J. GILL CO. GLASS & PRUDHOMME J. B. ROGERS L it, PRINTER $ STATIONER BEATTIE & HOFMANN PRINTERS MULTNOMAH PRINTING CO. ANDERSON & DUHIWAY GO. PRINTERS ARD LITHOGRAPHERS Nineteenth Century Dressmaking School THE METROPOLITAN MARKET
