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P resid en t B aer woke up som e m orn the p o p u latio n of the sta te is slightly 'sh o u ld 6e driven off o u r streets. I t is the dreaded ap p rehension of the future,
o v er 400.000. and th at the to ta l vote is only for the benefit of certain individu- If he m ust return to w ork as he cam e
i»g »n J found th at G od had given Mr. a b o u t 90.000. th e co m p arativ e stre n g th als m aking a living thereby, o r for a out, his condition will he little b etter
M o rg an the m ines and ev ery th in g else
THE DRUGGIST
of o rg an ized lab o r in O re g o n can be society to m ake m oney, and for c o rru p t than th at of the white slave. T his is
in sight. H ow ever, 1 believe the m ines
b e tte r u n d ersto o d . W ith at least one politicians to keep them selves before the galling and deadening th o u g h t Corner Second and Washington Streets
w ere designed to r the com m on good of
in every four of the v o te rs in ' the public eye. T his is plain to every which p redom inates and banishes the
L et us su pp ly your drug want«
P ub lished every T h u rsd ay by th e P ort­ th e people, and the m an n er in which
land Labor P ress P u b lish in g A ssociation .
th e state a m em ber of a lab o r o ne w ho has given the m atter any ' smile from his lace. Vet. in spite of this
they
are
w
orked
is
of
vital
im
portance
(In corp orated A u g u st 18, 1900.)
union, th e influence of th e m ove- th o u g h t at all.
T h at spo rtin g -h o u ses, gruesom e picture of future possibilt-
to th e m iners."
m ent should be m an ifest to every and saloons also and especially, a re in- ties, he has his m ind set on one thing,
O F F IC E
W . B ourke C o ck ran made the fol­
one. W hen, how ever, a n o th e r L ab o r te re ste d in voting for the "p o p u lar and set irrevocably—that as long as
B o o m » , « S « « W a s h in g t o n S tre e t.
low ing stro n g com m ent:
‘ I d o n 't believe th a t in creatin g the day shall roll aro u n d we expect to be Q u een " and ev ery th in g relatin g to the . life holds to g e th e r he will not re tu rn
N . W . Corner
H e places
TE R M S O F S U B S C R IP T IO N .
coal m ines o r o th er so u rces of com able to say th a t one in every th ree of "fair" is also very plain and consistent, to w ork at the old w age.
16th
and
MARSHALL
STREETS
. ?.?.
.................. fl 00 * n w d ities G od ha$i in view the bestow al the v o ters in the state has cast his I t is really th eir business, but it is op- his hope in the m eantim e in his fellow-
P O B T L A N D , OREGON
One year
lo
t
and
•'lighted
his
faith
with
the
posed
by
all
o
rd
erly
people.
P
ro
-
j
m
an
the
cou
n
try
o
v
er
who
has
the
60 of them upon the p resen t ow ners. I
S
Bix
ix m onin»
onths ....................................................
zz
T hree m onth« ...........................................
M
g re a te st m ovem ent ever know n for the ductive labor in every way should be cause of lab o r at h eart. L o o k in g hack,
believe th at all n atu ral p ro d u cts were
am elio ratio n of the la b o re rs of o u r p ro m o ted in every respect, but arti- lie m isses the buoyant pay days which,
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S:
created by G o d for the benefit of the
R a tes w ill be m ade k n ow n upon appll-
fieial and questionable m eans to create 1 th o u g h not the occasions of a bonanza,
Bam Btrouse, P rop rietor
w hole hum an race. As coal, like all country.
stion.
"business" should be abolished. It i- yet b ro u g h t ch eer an d g ladness to the
com m odities, m ust be p ro d u ced b eiore
T h e O reg o n D aily Jo u rn a l h as of­ not "fa irs” o r "a w ide-open tow n that hom e. The m o th er no lo n g er buys for
H . G. K U N ltR E T , Editor.
229 W ashington St.
it is d istrib u ted , w hoever w antonly o r
m akes "business.” except for g rafters the p ra ttlin g children the necessaries B e t. l s t an d 2 d , n ea r l s t a n d W a s h in g to n
unnecessarily causes the p ro d u ctio n to fered a first prize of $50 and a second
B O A R D O F D IR EC T O R S:
C M IO N H O l'S E
be suspended o r restricted is an enem y prize of a handsom e ro ll-to p desk and o th ers in certain "trad es." and it [ of life.
A. A. H all .........„ ....T e a m D rivers' Union
She is seen no m ore oil the country
is
a
hard
drain
on
productive
labor.
to
the
u
n
ions
m
aking
the
m
ost
popular,
to G od and men. T he la b o re rs arc, ot
P resident.
W m . W arner ...........................B arbers U nion
course, in te re ste d in the p ro p e r w o rk ­ p ro g ressiv e and en terp risin g a p p e a r­ L e t us always rem em ber th is: If a road w inding her way to tow n with her
V ice-P resid en t.
Qeo. M. O rton ..................... P r e s s m e n s Union ing of the m in e ' by th o se w ho have ance in the p arad e on L ab o r day. The m an rem ains in a saloon until I o clock little boy o r girl at her side. New
C ents' W ork a S p ecialty.
A . H yron im ou s............ B eer D rivers Union
decision will be m ade by the public in j ¡„ (he m orning the tim e sa lo o n s are hats, shoes and suits of clothes are
H T. K undret ...........T yp ograp h ical U nion ch arg e of them ."
o
u
t
of
the
question.
T
he
little
now
Chas E. Y ork ........M u sician s A ssociation
Oregon Phone, 429
Colum bia P h one, 410
The d en u n ciatio n by C harles F. th e form of coupons p rin ted by and re- supposed to be closed—although they
John N u g e n t........................... B rew ers U nion
roam the stre e ts in th e ir bare
F P. Sm ith ..L u m b erm ill W orkers' Union A dam s. of th e law firm of C oudert tu rn ed to th e Jo u rn al. V o tin g will be- are n o t closed even th e n —how is it ones
T h os F M cM ann.........C lgarm ak ers U nion
Fourth and Couch Sts., Portland, Ore
gin S ep tem b er 2 and will continue to r possible for such a man to p erfo rm on feet, with a gloom and depression
T L. T h om as. ..R e ta il Clerks' A ssociation B ro th ers, is an epitom e of .num berless
w hich is reflected from th eir parents.
Geo. H orsem eyer. .D eath erw ork ers U nion
one
m
onth.
T
hese
prizes
can
only
be
the
follow
ing
day
a
day's
honest
labor?
opin io n s which w ere ex p ressed to C h i­
K A n d erson ................... E x p ressm en s U nion
J ohn B i . iko
S oon schools open and p a re n ts w on­ H a m i i S utc liffe
cago A m erican re p o rters. M r. A dam s secured by lab o r and a decided effort. : S aloons should close never later than
der
if
they
can
send
th
eir
children.
T
he
as
a
n
um
ber
of
unions
a
re
ta
k
in
g
con-
'
t
,
o'clock
in
the
evening,
anil
be
closed
81
TCLIFFE
&
BLIEI)
second-
E n tered at the P oetofflee a s
said:
cla«s m atter. S eptem ber 29. 1900.
J| P a p e r , D C G O fa tiO D S
I Sundays, this being a benefit both to spirit o i noble pr.de deep dow n in th eir I
" I t is blasphem y. The idea th a t God siderable pains in th e ir ap pearance.
J 1
, the saloonkeeper and the w hole com - b reasts causes th em to w aver betw een :
T . .......................... T
. .« .» » e
tu rn e d o v er th e coaj m ines to the c o a l'
Plain and D ecorative P aper H anging
A IIT K t i l l COM M E A T .
I m unity. T his is my p ro te st as a w o rk ­ duty and fear of ignoble com m ent. I
H ouse P ainting, G raining, K alsom iniug
o
p
e
ra
to
rs!
W
hy,
it
is
ridiculous.
The
F a c ts f o r A d v e r tis e r s .
M any of these thinly clad boys and I phone
Shop and Store
only reaso n w hy I do no t care to go [ "H o ld fast to all I give y o u .”— L a ­ ingm an. citizen and tax p ay er ag ain st
3 0 7 A ld e r St., P o r tla n d , O re.
girls
have so u g h t in vain for w o rk at J Black 1963
P rin te rs ’ In k , th e recognized
stre
e
t
fairs
anil
o
th
e
r
hum
bugs
in
our
fu rth e r into discussion of the subject b o rer. "T h e L o rd loveth a cheerful
¡m idst—draw backs to o u r true in terests, the factories and m ills of o th e r cities
a u th o rity on ad v ertisin g , a fte r.a
is th a t I w ould no doubt use term s i g iv er."—C apital.
th o ro u g h in v estig atio n o n this
j o u r physical, m ental, m oral and finan­ and tow ns, but- the answ er is in v aria­
which m ight offend."
cial im provem ents, and I ask you to bly, "T o o many already em ployed."
subject, say s: “ A la b o r p ap er is
A
w
orkm
an
w
ho
is
ash
am
ed
to
p
a
­
The follow ing ex p ressio n is f r o m ..
A n o th er side of the d a rk picture
a far b e tte r ad v ertisin g m edium
rad
e
on
L
a
b
o
r
day.
o
r
to
o
lazy,
publish it. hoping th a t you will not.
B olton H all’, of E ast H am p to n , son oi
w hich the o rd in ary o b se rv e r fails to W E L C H , THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER
th a n an o rd in ary n ew sp ap er in
like
several
of
o
u
r
papers,
refuse
to
o
u
g
h
t
to
g
et
a
com
m
ission
o
n
the
m
u­
Rev. D r. Jo h n H all:
co m p ariso n to circulation. A
publish the m any p ro te sts ag ain st hum ­ notice is the condition of the retail
"M y o pinion is th at, as the S crip tu re nicipal rockpile.
2 2 1 -2 2 3 Morrison Street, Portland, Ora.
H e is alm o st in every
lab o r pap er, for exam ple, having
•
bugs th at have been sent to these p a ­ sto rek eep er.
says. 'T he e arth h ath H e given,' J
instance a g rad u ate of the coals. H is
2000 su b scrib ers is of m o re value
"
I
n
union
th
ere
is
s
tre
n
g
th
,"
pers
for
publication
against
the
stre
e
t
including the coal m ines in it, to all I
h abits of th rift and in d u stry have e n ­
to th e business m an w ho ad v er­
th e children of m en, n o t only to som e S tre n g th e n y o u r d iscretion, and quit fair, both now and tw o y ears ago.
abled him to accum ulate a little m oney,
tises in it th an an o rd in ary p aper
W
ishing
you
and
y
o
u
r
p
aper
and
the
"b
ack
cap
p
in
g
"
y
o
u
r
n
eig
h
b
o
rs,
and
the
of them , and th at as soon as the said I
w ith I2,ooo su b scrib ers.”
cause it rep resen ts all success, hoping w ith which he opens a store. U pon
Wholesale and
children know enough to tak e for j union will be m ade invulnerable.
to
see y o u r paper a big daily in the him has fallen the w eighty burden of
Retail Butchers...
them selves the value of the m ines and j
m aintaining the averag e m in er's fam ily
o f the re s t of the e arth in tax es, y ear , Since Sam uel G o m p ers’ visit to the n ear future, we, the w orkingm en, can
until outside relief cam e along. T his 512 MISSISSIPPI AVE.
PORTLAND, ORE.
C
oast.
G
eneral
O
rg
an
izer
F.
Stacy
su
p
p
o
rt
it—we
su
p
p
o
rt
all
the
p
a
p
e
rs—
by year, they w o n 't care w ho has
I.A H O It D A Y .
ho n est and am bitious m an has in m any
W
hitn
ey
has
been
placed
at
th
e
disposal
and
w
ishing
the
L
a
b
o
r
day
p
arade,
in
N e x t M onday will be L ab o r day—a ch arg e of it.
instances been obliged to m o rtg ag e his ; PRINTING 0
"If the L o rd gave lan d lo rd s ch arg e of th e W ash in g to n S tate F e d eratio n of w hich I will take part, all success—a
day set aside by C o n g ress as a N atio n ­
p ro p e rty in o rd e r to supply his cus-1 BOOKBINDING
p
arad
e
which
for
any
one
with
an
eye
L
ab
o
r.
al holiday, dedicated to th e m illions of of the m ines, he h ard ly in stru cted them
Largest and best equipped house in the
to m ers, and if g ratitu d e should fail in
for
the
“
signs
of
the
tim
es"
and
for
all
description o f Printing
Northwest. ~ Every <
to ilers to use as they see fit. consisten t •to ch arg e too p er cent p rofit on the
W e h av en ’t b eard of any o ne k ick­ with o rd in ary com m on sense is of far the cu sto m er a fter resu m p tio n of w ork
and Special Blank Books' to order. Get
coal
and
to
p
u
t
the
proceeds
into
th
eir
[
w ith the law. in rest o r th e pu rsu it of
our
prices.
Telephones
312.
in g ab o u t th e plan of th e L a b o r day g re a te r im portance th an all circus. B uf­ the sto re k e e p e r is financially ruined.
festivities. T h ere are b u t th ree N a­ ow n p ockets."
THE
IRWIM-HODSON
COMPANY
H
ow
ever
ho
n
est
and
g
ratefu
l
the
p
o
o
r
p arad e (?). W hy d o n 't som e one who falo Bill o r street-fair p arades corn-
2 1 2 - 3 1 4 F i r s t S tr e e t
tional holidays th a t are o f m aterial sig­
m iner may be, the m agnanim ous retail
th in k s his union has been " c u t" sta rt billed. I am.
A
W
U
H
K
L
M
i
N
.
U
'
S
C
H
I
R
C
'H
.
nificance—C h ristm as, because it was
C
O
U
N
T
Y
A
N
D
B
A
N K S U P P L II »
m erch an t is tak in g g re a t risks.
the ball a -ro llin ?
Y ours truly,
the birth d ay of a new C h ristian era,
A m ovem ent has recently been in­
As to the ending of the p resen t s tru g ­
C. L. S M IT H .
the T each er of forgiveness and b ro th e r­ au g u rated at M arion. Ind., for th e es­
gle, all eyes are tu rn ed upon J. P. M o r­
G. Y. H a rry re p o rts th a t d u rin g his
ly love; F o u rth of July, because it was tab lish m en t of a church by th e o rg a n ­
gan. T he m iner lo o k s to him as the
last trip up th e V alley for o rg an izatio n
P R IN T E R S
s
e
w
s
r
m
n
i
a
st
o
r
ia
th e beginn in g of o u r N atio n al inde­ ized lab o rers of the city, and has p ro ­ p u rp o ses he found m ost of th e tow ns
only m an living w hose voice can quiet
B L A N K B OOK M A K E R S
1Q02.
pendence, re p re se n ta tio n w ith ta x a tio n g ressed so far th a t th ere seem s to be
A
storia,
O
r.,
A
ug.
22
L IT H O G R A P H E R S
the sto rm . H e cam e to th eir assistan ce
p retty well d eserted by the w orking
and the elim ination of aristo c ra tic rule, no doubt but it will be carried into
once beiore, and he wields the sam e 123*122 F ir s t S t . P o r t l a n d , o r c o o n
classes, w ho are o u t in the h a rv e st fields E d ito r L ab o r P re s s:
and L ab o r day, because it defines the successful execution. The 48 unions in
D ear S ir: As A sto ria T y p o g rap h - : pow er today th at he did then. E ven suf­
and hopyards.
P h o n e . Oregon M a lo 985
rig h ts of the com m on classes and der the city have taken up the questio n , and
ical U nion. N o 504, is now in w o rk in g fering m o th ers have his nam e on th eir
Columbia . . 709
o rd e r, perhaps it is n o t out of o r d e r 1 lips, and m ake freq u en t inquiries as to «I «Mt
scribes the foundation upon which o u r th ere is 'said to he a decided p repon-
Q u ite a n u m b er of u n ions in the city
to let o u r friends know what we are when Mr. M organ will settle the strike. Tiur
G overnm en t is built.
( derance of sen tim en t in favor of it. All
a re p rep arin g floats and u niform s for
323 M orrison S treet
L ab o r day should m ean m o re to the o f t he unions have m oney in th eir
doing.
Marquant B ldg., Ground F loor
T he b arefo o ted ch ild ren .ev en have his
the parad e on L a b o r day, but they are
■wage-earner th an simply a day in which treasu ries, and. as the p ro p o sed edi-
W e w ere organized on July 7 of this
nam e in th eir m ouths, and speak of
to indulge o n e’s ap p etites and passio n s. 1 jjce ¡s to be. like the p ro jecto rs of the d o in g it on the quiet. T hey will en­ year, with a c h a rte r m em bership of 13.
him as a m ountain of stre n g th in the
d eav o r to cap tu re the flag and the J o u r­
I t should be recognized as a day of church, plain and u n p reten tio u s, it
Since then we have received th ree m em ­ p re se n t difficulty. H e can stop h o stili­
n al’s $50 prize. T he m em bers in such
PHONE, SOUTH 371
bers.
The union elected G eo rg e A. ties by a m ere w hisper in the e ar of the
reflection, in which th e p ro d u cer may e re ction w ould n o t w ork a h ardship
cases are pledged to secrecy.
Lew is "re sid en t, an d Bessie Sabo sec- J
feel th e responsibility of an im p o rtan t j u pOn those w ho conceived the idea.
coal o p e ra to rs.
function. A nd th ere should be no h e s i- 1 T he men w ho are in terestin g th em ­
re ta ry -tre a su re r.
■ D u rin g this week th e m em bers of the
T he m illm en of P erry , O r., have o r ­
tancy on the p a rt of every trad es union-, selves in the m ovem ent are m em bers j
B efore the union existed the scale of
109 Fifth St., Portland, Ore.
H oly S avior co n g reg atio n m ay be seen
ganized a union with a m em b ersh ip o f !
ist in the city tu rn in g out. It m akes
different d enom inations, and it was
hand com position was 15 cen ts per
every h o u r of the day on th e ir knees
103. and have lvecotne affiliated with
no difference w here y o u r unio’n is in e a r]y settled th a t the new church should
th ousand, but the union raised it to 25
in church, pray in g th a t G od may put
Lee M. Clark, Pres.
Geo, M O rton, M gr.
th e O reg o n S tate F ed eratio n of L abor.
cents, with 30 cents for solid m atter.
the colum n, o r w ho rides h o rses o r |)e unden o m in atio n al and the preach in g
it in th e h e a rt of th a t g re a t m an to stop
T h e p resid en t is Jo h n P enny and T. J.
do esn ’t. It should be enough th at it -Hotilil be along the lines th a t would
T his raise was m et by every p rin tin g the strik e on term s ag reeab le and
H illen is secretary . T h e union m eets
is y o u r duty to get out and m arch, a n d j e schew d o ctrin e entirely so far as it
house in the city except the E vening equitable to all concerned. T his divine
P R IN T IN G
bury y o u r jealo u sies in the am o u n t of re |a tes to the dogm as upon which the every T uesday evening. •
N ew s. T his paper not only refused to m ediation may finally com e to the re s­
pay the scale, but has published articles cue and proclaim peace and good will
LEG A L B LA N K S
good you accom plish in helping to church is now divided. It will, there-
J. T. M o rgan will n o t speak at La
swell the nu m b ers and ap p earan ce of fore he open to B aptists. P resb y terian s
slan d erin g certain m em bers of o u r to all th ro u g h the kindly assistance and
C ol. Ph ona, 75
Ora. Phona, H oed 443
y o u r o rg an izatio n . P u t on y o u r suit I ethodists, L u th e ra n s and all o th er G rande on L ab o r day. as was intended, union, also one of the m em bers of the
107 Front, B et. W ash in gton and Stark
in stru m en tality of J. P. M organ.
but has been secured by th e O reg o n
P o rtla n d P ressm en 's U nion, and thus
and m arch ; if you haven t a u n ifo rm ., re ligjOnists. no m a tte r w hat th eir be-
A C o m iM ir a tl v e P ic t u r e .
m arch anyw ay. The union m o v e m e n t! [¡efs but ¡t ¡s n ecessary th a t every City u nionists to deliver the principal placing itself in opp o sitio n to organized
! '
o ratio n . A. A. Bailey. R epresentative-
S A R A T O G A , N. Y. A ug. 24.— L a st
lab o r th ro u g h o u t the city. T he C en­
is a continu o u s m arch o n w ard and up- n lem ber m ust be a m em ber of o rg a n
elect. will deliver an ad d ress on the
tra l L ab o r Council has indorsed the m idnight at S a ra to g a w ound up a day I
w ard, and set the exam ple in a p ro p er ¡zetj lab o r o r of a family w hose head
sam e day to the A lbany people.
new scale, and also the action of the th at w itnessed m any in te re stin g events,
-p irit L ab o r day. Y ou c a n t all be ¡s co n n ected with som e union,
1 union in d eclaring the N ew s and u n ­ the b reak in g of all reco rd s in gam bling
m arsh als n o r d riv ers of floats, n o r
Jam es E. M yers, one of the m ost
P h o n e . N orth 1471
T h e arriv al of J. P. M o rg an from
C olum bia 325
fair office. I t has appointed a co m ­ on the race track and in the clubs,
given places o f preference, hut you all p ro m in en t union men in M arion, is at
E u ro p e on the 20th inst. was followed
Portland, Ore.
m ittee to wait on the p ro p rie to r of the m ore men a t play, the b iggest crow d of j 208 Alder St.
.an be good union men and help y o u r t |le ]lea(] o { , |le m ovem ent, and thus
by a day of tra d in g in W all stre e t the
the season and a display of fine frocks
N ews.
wife and children and y o u rself by liv- f| eflnes j]le o b jects of the p ro p o sed la
volum e of which reach ed the g re a t to ­
O regon P h on e, B e d 2 8 3 3
T h e refusal of this p aper to pay the and m o re diam onds than a re to be
m g up to th e d octrine of o rg an ized b o rin g n len's ch u rch : “ W h at the la
tal of nearly 1.000.000 shares, a num ber
w orkm en and women.
b o rin g men of this co u n try need, and of securities m aking g re a t advances. scale has throw n tw o union p rin te rs seen in the jew el collection of th e Ni-
o u t of em ploym ent. The Daily B udget | zam
H y d erab ad . T he b o o k m ak ers
T here will lie close o n to 10.000 men wh at we hope to have w ithin a few
T A IL O R
H ad M r. M o rg an sm iled it is h ard to a g reed to the price, but im m ediately se- a t th e race tra c k handled bales of
and w om en in the parad e. There should m onths, is a church erected and sup-
estim ate to w hat ex ten t secu rities and cured a Sim plex ty pesetting m achine. | m oney.
O nly U n ion Labor E m ployed
be 20.000. And if th ere w ere, and they ! |-o r (ej entirely by men w ho earn their
sto ck s would have bulled. H a d he r e ­
Jo e U llm an , "E d d ie" B udke and Sol 3S0 Alder Street, Portland, Oregon
so th ree co m p o sito rs from th a t office
all w ere good, ho n est trad es unionist»; 1 b read ¡n t |le , Weat of th eir faces. The
B e t. 7th and Park Bta.
m a in e d ’away 24 h o u rs lo n g er, th ere is
L
ich
ten stein handled so m eth in g like
are
w
ithout
w
ork.
T
his,
how
ever,
is
who lived tru e to the rules and regula- t jm e has com e when we feel th at we
no tellin g how w idespread the calam ity
$400,000.
tions of th eir unions. P o rtla n d today are n o t w elcom e in the b ig churches,
not reg ard ed by th e co m p o sito rs as a
n o r p o rten to u s its ruin. A nd then they
U lhnan placed som e very heavy
would be the best city in every possible no m a tte r of w hat d enom ination, and
m isfortune, as none of them could be
call W all street an a g g re g a tio n of busi- I
w agers yesterday, th e biggest being
|
_
induced
to
set
type
for
the
sum
of
15
way in the w orld.
we m ust w ork out o u r salvation in our ness men.
$30,000 to $10,000 a g ain st the S anford
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, cents again u n d er any conditions.
L ab o r day and its d em o n stratio n own way. W e realize th a t the big
stable in the S a ra to g a cup race. M ol­
T
he
union
will
give
its
first
o
u
tin
g
need not create ap p reh en sio n to the churches are su p p o rted by the rich,
S T R E E T P A IR S A N U ISA N C E.
| on Sunday, July 31: th a t is. if P resid en t lie B ran t, a io -to -i sh o t, w on the race.
business m an o r the u p rig h t 'em ployer and consequently we feel th a t the m in­
P o rtlan d , A ug. 25, 1902
O ne of the b ig g est w inners on this
Lew is, who is now at hom e w ith the
W ill Teach the Latest Method
o f labor. It simply m eans th at the day- ister w ho depends upon them for his
E d ito r P o rtlan d L ab o r P re s s:
of Cutting, Basting, Designing,
m um ps, is able to be out. We have in­ event was a beardless youth nam ed
will com e when the "w o rk m an 'w til be salary can n o t have o u r in te re sts at
E very friend of fratern al org aq iza-
Taping and Sagging 8kirts;
L an o g —,•
try . —
He —
began o p ------------
e ra tio n s - ag
ain st!
vited the rep resentative of the P r e s s - 1-----
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w orthy of his h ire " ; w hen th ere will heart*. W h at we w ant is a man who
also Cording and Point« in
, tio n s—and they are leg ion—is pleased m en 's U nion to com e with us. and the b o o k m ak ers th ree w eeks ago with
he an equalization com patible w ithin know s so m eth in g about the lab o r prob-
Ladies’ Tailoring.
th at the S uprem e L o d g e of E lks made ev ery th in g points to a jolly good tim e. a very sm all capital, about $500. H e I
the m eaning of the g re a t docum ent of! ]e m , a man we can go to when in trou-
a decision p ro h ib itin g for the future
-▲ D D B E 8B -
last
j
F ratern ally yours,
has won $35.000. In the clubs
o u r fo refath ers and the law s o f God.
ble, and a m an w ho know s how to sym ­ all street fairs, as such fairs a re a nuis­
B
E
S
S
IE
S
A
B
O
,
night
the
gam
bling
b
ro
k
e
the
record.
!
pathize with Uij and can help us in the an ce and do much harm .
20th and Washington Streets
H tK H S H A R P L Y C R IT IC IS E D .
S ecretary A storia T ypographical U nion T h ere was the la rg est crow d ever seen
h o u r of need.”
F ra te rn ity is not com m ercialism .
W hen asked to settle the strik e of
a
t
C
anfield's,
and
the
play
w
as
high,
N o. 504.
T his should alw ays be b o rn e in mind.
the an th racite coal reg io n s by a C h ris­
but it did not develop any spectacular I
COWAN & H A C K E R
620 Jerom e avenue.
I I I I C t M Z l : l ) L A B O R IN O R E G O A .
T hese fairs cause m uch ill feeling.
tian gentlem an for C h ristian ity 's sake
plun gers.
...DEALBKH IN...
P re sid e n t B aer, of the P h iladelphia & ' T h e lab o r m ovem ent th ro u g h o u t the 1 O th e r societies do n o t like to see one
A m an w ho w atched the play at C an- j Beef Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausage,
A D A H K PICTURE).
R eading R ailroad, said:
S tate of O reg o n is in a very g ratifying ¡society blockade o ur public streets, and
field’s betw een 9 and 12 o'clock said he Lard, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Eaatern
and Olympian Oysters
Rev. L ather J. J. C urran, of W ilkes- figUre(j th a t ab o u t $600,000 changed
"T he rig h ts and in terests of th e la- condition. T he strides m ade in o rg a n ­ if all societies should he g ra n te d the
b o rin g man will be p ro tected and cared , izing the w o rk ers the p ast year have sam e privileges the stre e ts w ould be b a rre , Pa., w rites th a t any attem p t at hands. Play at the M an h attan , the
71 G R A N D A V E N U E
for. not by the lalior a g ita to rs, b u t by been phenom enal. W h ere on L ab o r closed the y e a r round. C ertain busi­ d raw in g a picture of the actual condi-1 C hicago and the U nited S tates clubs Oregon P hone, Blue MI5
Colum bia 5128
the C hristian men to w hom G od in day last y ear th ere w ere only the th ree ness men give m oney to such fairs— tio n s and pitiable scenes of the coal and th ree o r four o th e r in stitu tio n s
H is infinite wisdom has given the c o n ­ cities of P o rtlan d , A sto ria and B aker som e for the sake of "stan d in g in with m in ers' fam ilies in th ese regions w ould was p ro p o rtio n ately as high as a t the
THE J. K. GILL CO.
tro l of the p ro p erty in te re sts of the City which celeb rated the day, we learn certain people, o th e rs—and th a t is the p ro v e futile. I t is a condition th a t is S arato g a, th o u g h th e class of p a tro n s
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
th ro u g h the S tate F ed eratio n of L ab o r m ain th in g —for the benefit such fair u n d ersto o d by only those w ho are ac­ was not so select.
co u n try ."
T hird and Aldar Bta., P ortlan d , Ore.
F ro m every side has com e a gale of th at, in addition to these places, the will b rin g to th eir p a rticu lar trade. quainted with the m ost intim ate needs
T
T t
caustic and astonished com m ents. T hey day will be ap p ro p riately celeb rated by B ut the closing of the stre e ts is ille­ of these p o o r people.
The A m erican Iro n & Steel M anu-
T h e smile has left their faces and the
a re typical of th e m an n er in which the organized lal»<r in Salem , A lbany, O re ­ g al—’'n o t even th e K ing can o b s triitt
rem ark ab le com m unication of the ra il­ gon City, G ra n t's P ass. L a G rande arid public h ighw ays”—and any one could a p p aren t buoyancy am ong som e of | facturiflg C om pany, of L ebanon, Pa.,
P R IT * STÜCKLE, Propr.
has sta rte d a s e tjo f rolling m ills with
road
p resid en t
im p ressed
people R oseburg. T his speaks volum es for file an injunction ag ain st the nuisance theni is m erely put on. The m iner is
Prtih. Salt and Smoked M ea l* and Sautaff*
n
eg
ro
laborers.
im
ported
from
R
ead­
the w ork accom plished the past 12 and have it rem oved at any tim e. The usually a noble-hearted man w ith g en ­
M*h, Oame, Poultry and Oyiteri
th ro u g h o u t this country.
“ So P re sid e n t B aer th in k s th a t G od m onths. T he num erical stre n g th of City Council has no legal rig h t to p e r­ ero u s im pulses. H ence the piercing ing and o th er places. The three plants
428 W ASHINGTON STREET
Set. Eleventh and J\eelfth
gave the m ines to the o p e ra to rs, and the various unions has m o re th an d o u ­ m it the closing of any street, except in sw ord of want is all the m ore cutting. have been idle since M ay 1. O ne th o u ­
Cotumbia Phon* U l
th at the m in ers are sim ply in terested bled in th at tim e, so th a t a co n serv a­ case of the stre e t being in a d an g ero u s G loom encircles his brow and his m ag ­ sand men struck and fully tw ice th a t Or*. Phon* North Hl
nanim ous spirits are well-nigh crushed. num ber w ere th ro w n out of w ork by
in receivin g th eir w ages each w eek, tive estim ate of the m em bership in the co n d itio n in som e way.
Buy union-mad« good« «ad gir« «■»•
T he whole public is op posed to street Y et the m in er's depression com es not I the shutdow n of the mills. The new
does he?” R ussell S ag e exclaim ed. state will equal, if no t exceed, 20,000.
from actual conditions so much as from | men are lodged and fed in the mills.
ployment to whit« labor.
“ W ell, I would n o t be su rp rised if W hen we tak e into co n sid eratio n th at fak ers o f any descrip tion, and they
ALBERT BERNI
A. W. ALLEN
Despensing Pharmacist
S trouse's R e sta u ra n t
CITY LAUNDRY CO.
UNION MADE
SHIRTS, HATS. SHOES
THE M. J. GILL CO.
«
GLASS & PRUDHOMME
J. R. ROGERS
Mm PRIRTER « STATIONER
BEATTIE & HOFMANN
PRINTERS
MULTNOMAH PRINTINGCO.
«
ANDERSON & DUNIWAY CO.
PRINTERS AND LITHOCRAPHERS
Nineteenth Century
Dressmaking School
TH E METROPOLITAN MARKET