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P O R TLA N D LABO R PRESS TH E A TOP-LINER ••••••••••••••••••••• BAMKH. ; A LBER T BERM I and factories, and regulating the un- ploym ent oi children between 12 and J R . B a r r i e ' » G r e a t F l a y . “ T h e L i t t l e e THE DRUGGIST R in la t e r .* ’ a l l * e » t W e e k . S t a r t in g # 14 in these establishm ents. This break W it h Ih e l a a a l S u n d a y R a tla e e . e Corner Second and Washington Streets in the South has been brought about by N ext w eek’s offering will be the L et us su p p ly y o u r d rug w an t« the constant ham m ering of the trades recognized dram atization of J. M. • unions, and is but the beginning of t ie B arrie’s fam ous novel of the same • P u b lish ed every Thursday by the P o rt Regular Annual Clearance Bale opens January 2d. land Labor Pre«« P u blishin g A ssociation. L iverpool and New York. P ublication. em ancipation of the child labor curse name, ‘ The L ittle M in iste r” The e (Incorporated Augunst 18, 1900.> This means much to you. LOWER PRICE8 than ! will begin about the end of this month. so prevalent in the mills of the S o u th story of “T he L ittle M inister” is one • is possible at any other Season of the year . . . . T he cable com panies are offering con ern States. tilled with an abundance of Scotch • O F P IC K : siderable opposition through both En N . W . C orner hum or and character. T here is a love e R o o m 1». W a»hingt«»u S tre e t. T he autom obile dog has come. A . glish and A m erican press, but M arconi story which is told by the au th o r in a • 10th and MARSHALL 8TREETS Paris oculist has just com pleted an or i is not in the least perturbed. m anner that is alm ost sublime. It tell-» • PO R T L A N D . OREGON T ER M 9 O F SU B SC R IPT IO N . der for a pair oi autom obile spectacles of the lives of Gavin D ishart, better • The Store Noted for Good Goods at Lowest Prices In A dvance. for a dog that belongs to a noted auto- known as “The Little M inister, a n d 1 e One year ..........................................................»1 00 Judge Rufus S. Sm ith, of the Supe „bilist. The anim al invariably accom Babbie,” the winsom e daughter of • I m p e r i a l D r u g Co. Six m onths ..................................................... 60 rio r C ourt at Cincinnati, O „ handed panies his m aster on all his outings, and L ord R intoul. The character of “ Bab n iS F E K g I N O P H A B J tA C IS T * lown a decision recently in which he h is tilled with a sweet bie” is one wh A D V E R T ISIN G R A TES: the spectacles are to guard the dog's tenderness of HI NORTH SIX TH STREET young girl whose | - oncedes to strik in g w orkm en the right J . P . F I N L E Y A AO N . P r o ® r e » « Iv « R a tes w ill b . m ade know n upon app li Between Davis and Everett eyes against dust. The oculist, alter F n u r r a l D ir e c t o r s a n d E m b a lm e r « , to picket a factory when they ate seek- cation. m uch experim enting, devised a pair of Phone North 1979 P o r tla n d , O re . c o r . T h i r d a n d J e f f e r s o n S ts . Com ng to accom plish a lawful purpose and p e te n t la d y a s s ’t. B o th p h o n e s S o . 0. spectacles that fit the dog's head p e r one in which Maude A dam s c r e a te d 1 II. G. K undret. M anaging Editor. lo not in any m anner intim idate o r co- We mean business. uch a trem endous success. G. B. T hom as. B usiness M anager. Interw oven with the beautiful love .rc e non-strikers. At tile same time. fectly, and the anim al w ears them May we not serve you, too? P h o n e s: O reg o n M ain 8 9 0 Judge Sm ith defines the rights of em easily and seems proud of his distinc story is ihe story of the labor troubles C o lu m b ia 19 in and around the Scotch village tion. __________________ _ Sam S tr o u se , P r o p r ie to r ployers and says th at when it is nec B O A R D O F DIR EC TO R S: Either Phone 180 T hrum s; it deals with the dispersing F ir s t-C la s s M ea ls S e r v e d fo r 2 5 c u p A A. H a ll ..................... T eam D riv ers’ Union essary in th eir business to employ of the a g ita to rs by "T he L ittle M in The school trustees of Keswick. Cal., A C up o f F a m o u s C offee w ith I ake l o c President. Oregon Phone Scott 971 Wm. W arner ..........................Barbera’ Unton w orkm en, this is a p roperty right, and gave the children only one week in ster.” the w arning of the people of the 229 Washington St. V ice-P resid en t. approach of soldiers by "Babbie, dis PO RTLA N D, OREGON when interfered with unlawfully, the Geo M O rton ...................Prvasmen a Un on which to prepare for and celebrate guised as a gypsy. H er placing her- B e t. 1st and 2 d , n ea r 1 st a n d W a sh in g to n II. G. K undret T ypographical Union medy is by injunction. Dealers in Office an d F a c to r y : F o o t H arriaon 8 t. C hristm as. The school was to have elf in a predicam ent which compels A. H yron lm ou s............B eer Drlvera Union The decision was w ritten by Judge taken up on the m orning of the 29th. The L ittle M inister" to introduce her T U T h o m a s.. R etail Clerks' A ssociation P A IN T S , OILS, G LA SS, V A R N IS H E S K. A nderson..................E xpresam en g Union ’ W ALL PA P E R P hons C o l u m b ia 2 6 9 Sm ith in the suit of the E ureka Foun- as his wife in order that she m ight H enry R u s sle r ...................... B rew ers’ U nion The second hell rang, but the children escape front the soldiers, and her B U IL D E R S H A R D W A R E P hone O regon N o r th 3116 Iry Com pany against the striking core- A. W . Jo n ea .................. C igarm akers Union Portland, Oregon would not enter the schoolhouse. They finally leaving the "L ittle Minister, G ents’ W ork a Specialty. 131 Grand Avenue m akers, and by its term s the strikers told the principal th at they struck tor who still believes her to be a gypsy, Oregon P h on e, 429 Colum bia Phone, 410 E n tered a t the Postofllce a s second- _re perpetually enjoined from picketing E s t e lle D e v e n y W m . D even y a n o th er holiday week. H e hurried off are the chief events of the first act. c la ss m atter, Septem ber 29. 1900. the E ureka foundry in large num bers. The balance of the play portrays th e o n ly to the trustees and got them to rescind Fourth and Couch Sts., Portland, 0 ' t The Oevenys The L ittle M inister s" m any m eetings T he strikers are allowed to have one I n th e the one-week order. So the school chit with "B abbie," which arouses his con Scientific Chlropodrsts C ity picket at the factory, who may peace H K T T F .I I T O B E O P T IM IS T H . H a m k r S u t c i . ik f b J o h n B i . ik o gregation to a pitch of indignation and dren won their strike. P a r lo r s in th e A lia k y B u ild in g T his is the heading oi an excellent fully persuade w orkm en to leave their jeopardizes his p o s itio n in the com SI TC’LIFFE & BI.1ED T h ir d and M o rriso n 8 ts ., R o o m s 3 0 1 -3 0 2 em ploym ent and advance argum ents to munity. I he discovery m ade by Lord article that lias found its way in print, The tru st question may get enough Or. P h o n e G ran t 10 P o r tla n d , O re VJL/all p a p e r, D e c o ra tio n C h ea pe s t ano B est L ight but the identity oi the a uthor seems to w orkm en if they choose to fiear such. publicity during this session of Con Rintoul that his daughter "B abbie" is in love with "T he L ittle M inister" K nown to 8 c ie n c e ............. have been lost, and it is now credited to If the w orkm en do not care to meet gress and the next to force it into the causes him to take advantage of the Plain and D ecorative Paper Hanging House Painting:, Graining, Kalsomining •‘E xchange,’’ which is as bad as steal the picket o r listen to his argum ents, N ational cam paign in 1904- but there introduction of the gypsy as the m in If you are looking for the Phone Shop and Store they are not to be m olested, and any a t ister's wife, which, in Scotland, con best, you need look no Black 1963 ing the article outright. As the w riter 3 0 7 A ld e r !S t., P o r t la n d , O r . . is a question if the people's representa further. It coats no more advocates optim ism , we will not grieve tem pt to influence their m inds by im tives at W ashington will m uster fo u r stitutes a m arriage, not know ing that Exclusive Hatters it was his own daughter who was thus to buy the best. for th at of which we are not to blame p ro p e r m eans will be a transgression age enough to deal properly with thi introduced. Finally, after many trials on the rights of the em ployer and may and reproduce ¿lie good tilings said: m atter until they are forced to. Sen and tribulations the true state of af Permitted by Fire T here is a good old saying that it i be corrected by injunction. a to r H o a r seems to be the bravest of fairs is m ade known and the play Manufacturing and Renovating Insurance W h o le s a le anti moves to a happy ending. better to laugh than be crying.” and so the bunch just now. At least he is forc Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed and Underwriters R e t a il B u tc h e r s ... "T he L ittle M inister" gives ample A new line of steam ships, which is to it is better to walk on the sunny side Trimmed. ing K nox to say som ething a ny way opportunity for the display of splendid of the street and keep ill tim e with the have as its prim al purpose the coloniza em otional w ork on the part of the 512 MISSISSIPPI AYE. PORTLAND. ORE. w arm er vibrations that make for cheer tion of M exico with Chinese, is soon to H A I .F i B V The San Francisco L ab o r Council acto rs p o rtray in g it, as well as a gen erous supply of comedy of the highest 305 Alder St., bet. Fifth and Sixth be in operation between San Francisco fulness, hope and enthusiasm. has put itself on record against the Lo order, and of the kind which em anates PRINTING g Phone Black 1087 \ \ hat profit can any one hope to get and the O rient. U p to 18 m onths ago A ngeles Tim es and, at its m eeting < from Scotch characterization. I11 the BOOKBINDING the Chinese governm ent prevented the from h arboring always the fears of that Largest and best equipped house in the hands of the Neill Stock Company this the evening of January I, appointed Northwest. Every description of Printing Chinese from em igrating to M exico be good old soul who took the grindstone standing com m ittee of three, "whose play, like all its predecessors, will be and Special Blank Books to order. Get into the house every night for fear the cause there was no treaty betw een the duty it shall be to use all honorable produced in a m anner that will he our prices. Telephones 312. D E A L E R IN correct in every detail. The scenic tw o countries. A 'r e c e n t treaty, how calf would devour it before m orning THE IRWIR HODSOM COMPANY m eans to reduce the circulation anil ad effects will lie strictly in keeping with *4 1 2 -2 1 4 F I ra t S treet ever. gives the A siatics the right to land And akin to that is the spirit oi pes vertising p atronage of the L o s Atigele the time and place and the surround in Mexico. The ostensible purpose of B L A B W O O D -8 H O R T A N D 4 F O O T simism so prevalent am ong men. It 1 ings in general will he m ost complete. C O U N T Y A N O B A N K S U P P L IE S Tim es and re p o rt weekly to this body. A L 8O CORD W O O D a burden to the optimist to be alway the newly incorporated China C om m er S m ith ’s M ill, fo o t H arriaon srr.Ei IIIO X w i . I. A W E T T E opposed by those who think the world cial Steam ship Com pany is to colonize P h o n e G rant 8 1 0 P o r tla n d , O re W. H. B arry has arran g ed a secreta W O RKS. Its is getting worse every day. and th at the trac ts in M exico with Chinese. O ne of the largest em ployers of labor ry 's book, which is about the most con P R IN T E R S evil men are waxing m ore with every representatives deny that there is any venient thing of the kind th at has yet in this line and also one of the most de BLANK BOOK M A K ER S Opp Merrill’s Cyclery O r e g o n ’P h o n e , B lack 1 8 4 3 dawn, and Christianity has lost it intention of conducting a traffic in con L IT H O G R A P H E R S appeared. Every union ought to serving concerns of this city is the power, and the form er days were bet traband coolies to be transm itted across provide its secretary with one. The W illam ette Iro n & Steel W orks, lo- P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N 123-122 F ir s t S t . P o r t l a n d , O r io o r the A m erican frontier, but given the ter than these latter times. All of whic price is reasonable; it insures accuracy ated at 123 T hird street. is contradicted by the plainest so rt of presence of large num bers of Chinese C o lu m b ia T e le p h o n e B la c k 1 7 2 1 T his com pany has advanced tow ard and saves m uch labor. At. C iar A, f r . facts open to any sensible observation in the neighboring republic, it is obvi O regon T e le p h o n e B la c k 1 7 2 1 T A IL O R progressive lines and now holds a posi- ous that it will be impossible to p re The world is all right to those wh N either R. O. Gilliland n o r W illiam ion of leadership in this im portant look upon it with a right spirit. Evil vent a considerable portion oi them W o r k G u aran teed H oran is longer connected with the branch of business. U pon careful in- PRINTING men are having a harder road to travel from slipping acro ss the border to se P o rtlan d L abor Press. The public will . estigation we find that this com pany N o n e b u t U n ion H e lp E m p lo y e d has always been fair and reasonable in LEGAL BLANKS every day as the public conscience im cure the advantages of greatly im please take notice. its attitude tow ard lalx>r, and pays as proves ami penology becomes a m ore proved industrial condition- in this P h on e, 75 Ore. P h on e, Hood «43 high wages to its employes as is con 3 6 0 A ld e r 8 t „ b e tw e e n 7 th an d P a rk 0 Cok □ 107 F ront, B et. W ash in gton and Stark __________ exact ami miseapable science. C hris country. sistent with business stability. I V I T E I l S T A T E S X A T IH A A I. H l \ K PO RTLAND, OREGON J O Y C E B R O S ., P r o p r ie to r s W e are pleased to note that this o r tianity is not losing ground, hut gaining T his concern especially m erits the ganization has made a host of friends The W ashington State F ederation of m ore victories than governm ent, com support and encouragem ent of all c it i am ong the w orking men of this city, m erce o r politics. Mid as for form er .alxir had a lively discussion Tuesday zens who have the welfare of labor and who form the larger percentage of our in a proposition to present a hill at days, they are not on com parative term s the L egislature creating the office of capital at heart. In all its dealings this population. This com pany is a splendid exam ple x wu,'h the days o f right now . firm has been m ost fair and re aso n Works : 270 Grant St. J. J. E N G E L H A R D T which Then, again, what pleasure can one Stale A rb itrato r, whose function shall able, and has always exhibited a fra of com m endable enterprise P r o p r ie to r hould receive the hearty support and get out of a confirmed habit of snarling be to settle disputes between labor and ternal attitude tow ard the people. The officers of the bank are: J. C. encouragem ent of all who have the Gaa F ix tu r e « , C o m b in a tio n F ix tu r e e at every good thing in sight and snap apital. The plan proposed is th at when best interest of the city at heart. Portland, Oregon E le c tr ic F ix tu r e s , F ir e P la c e s , L A B O R IN G M E N ! S i? ,« 173 Savier Street W e take pleasure in placing the firm ping at everybody who prefers to sing he State A rb itrato r fails to effect a A insw orth, president; W. B. Ayer, R. vice W. T ile F lo o r« , B e ll R epair«, president; F. C. .Miller, cashier settlem ent, lie is to order a reference to of the W illam ette Iro n & Steel W orks ra th e r than to growl? We have never your h o m e b y a p p ly in g y o u r r e n t on th e Schm eer, assistant cashier; A. M am ong the leading concerns which are E le c tr ic W ir in g board, of which lie is to be secretary. W right, assistant cashier. p u rch ase p rice» W e can m ak e you a m ost ielt the feeling, hut we would be im sa tis fa c to r y p r o p o s itio n . T h e se h o m es worthy of being classed as staunch Two m em bers of the board are to lie W e hope their business will continue and substantial friends of conservative are b u ilt at Bt. J o h n s, a lo c a lity b e tter m ensely interested to hear some one Keep» nothing but Choice A/eata, and s u ite d for la b o r in g m e n th a n a n y o th er hosen by each side to the controversy, to increase, and we do not hesitate to who has—ami recovered from the af auburb, b e c a u se in d u s tr ie s are c o n s ta n tly organized labor. compile» with all the requirement» of state th at their record has always been and these four shall select the fifth b e in g lo c a te d o n its w a te r fron t. The above rem arks apply to the W il fliction—tell what sort of bilious cy 134 Sixth Street Organ it ed Labor in accordance with the cause of labor clones. ami gorge-raising eructations, m em ber. If the board cannot bring and they should be patronized by all lam ette B oiler W orks as well as the F R E D . BPAG ELE . . . . P r o p r ie to r 311 Alder Street W illam ette Iron & Steel W orks; these and jaundiced visions, ami frothy m u t bout a settlem ent, each side shall then union men and societies. com panies are both under the same C. E. Peterwn, Pre». E. Jackson, Sec. print in the new spapers a sw orn sta te tering- accompany that type of rabies. m anagem ent and controlled by the SURETY BONDS A. Ito.ten, Treat. A B S T R A C T S O F T IT L E H K H IH A V IT A A T IH V A L HAKK. ante capital. It must be an awful thing to be h a p m ent of its case T here is to be n oth P O R T L A N D . O H K A iO N . Enterprise Plaining M ill Co. F IR E IN S U R A N C E py only when unhappy and to enjoy ing com pulsory about this plan of a r B V T C H E B AM D P A C K E R a IASH, d o o r s , b l i n d s . M O U L D IN G S In P o rtlan d there is a large num P O R T L A N D B I S I X K S S » O I.IA 5 G E . bitration, according to those who fath one's thoughts only when they are evil- G rill Work Turning and B andtaw ing E m p i r e M a r k e t her of im portant concerns which add O ne of the leading educational insti born and malevolently aimed. T hat ered i t . __________________ 3 0 6 East Yamhill Street 8 . W . C o r. F ir s t « m l M a d is o n kt« . m aterially to its welfare, prosperity and tutions of the state is the P ortland envy which eats into m anhood like g a n Ore,inn Phone Union 1001 Portland, Ore. W ithin a few weeks," says the T ele prestige. Such a concern as the M er Business College. Its graduates are B o th P I , noe« 4 0 4 PO R TLA N D , ORE. grene. and that jealousy which affects gram , "the wages of railroad employes chants' N ational Bank sh o u ld . receive am ong our m ost capable business men journalism by instances like a lurid and BAY HWIS. have been increased about to per cent the hearty patro n ag e of the citizens o and women, and a large m easure of loathsom e eczema, are equally deplor n railroads com prising over three- Portland, and the entire state. An enterprise which espetially m er their success is undoubtedly due to the able. They make other people ieel as if T his concern has always m aintained fourths of the railroad m ileage of the plendid training given them at the its the support and encouragem ent of in the presence of that m iserable fallen a m ost favorable attitude tow ard labor oun try , and in m ost cases this increase and is located at 241 W ashington street P. B. C. The high school has its all citizens who have the welfare of spirit who cried: "Myself am bell Established over 30 years has been voluntary on the railroads The officers are: J. Frank W atson place, as does the university; hut for labor and capital at h eart is that of the W e Have a Large Stock of Select on the Pacific Coast . . . . president: R. L. D urham , vice-presi practical business life the business col Zan Bros., located at 52 F ro n t street. part. T his increase is equivalent to H I T t o t II F A I T H I t I M o t s . lege is absolutely necessary. d e n t; R. W. H oyt, cashier; G eorge W Xipaa Goods. Gall and Investigate about i>4 per cent of the net railroad T he operation of this en terp rise in It is com m endable for ottr w ork At the regular services for men at the H oyt, assistant cashier. earnings of the roads, and the total a g volves the investm ent of considerable ingmen to educate th eir children in W e congratulate this firm upon its Young M en's Christian Association in g re g ate sum it will cost them is about success, and hope its business will music and other fine arts, if possible, capital, and gives em ploym ent to a San Francisco la-t Sunday the Rev. D r $43.000,000 a year. The railroads could continue to increase as long as the but it is unquestionably their duty to large num ber ot persons. G eorge C. Adam-, pastor of the F irst prepare their son- and daughter.- for well afford to do this act of ju s t ic e - affairs rem ain in the hands of the pres the battle of life by giving them a T he fair and considerate m anner in ent broad-m inded, public-spirited man C ongregational Church, delivered the which its employes are treated is de D r u g g is ts for T h ir ty -S e v e n even w ithout raising freight rates, as good, practical education. ageinent. serm on. H i- text. "The profit of the serving of honorable m ention, and it Y e a r s in P o r tla n d . . . . The P ortland Business College is they did—for th eir gross earnings last is a well-known ft-ct am ong the m em e arth is for all. ' dealt with the u located at the northeast c orner of P ark E L K I J H H N B H . M A Y E R A <O . year were $540,000.000 m ore than they 190 THIRD ST.. Bet Yamhill and Taylor bers of our ranks that the attitude of ami abuse oi money, and indirectly and W ashington streets, and is under O ne of the largest em ployers of were in 1892. th eir net incom e was the watchful rare of P rofessor A. P. the firm tow ard labor is neither antag- ¡, the on)7 Um brella Store that e tr r ie j with capital and labor. He said in nor uncertain. a large assortm ent of H O M E M A D E CO W A X & H A C K E ll $113,000,000 m ore, and they paid $48.- bor in this line, and also one of th A rm strong, who <an be depended on onistic T his concern has invariably trea te d OOOÎ.S. OUB P R I C E S ere v e ry low p art: ... IIF.ALEKM IN ... m ost deserving concerns of tile city, is as a friend of conservative organized 000,000 m ore dividends. W e M ake a R p e e ia lty o f labor in a m ost fair and considerate "M ankind ha- the disposition of want H U 8T PRO O F FR A M E S Ber-f Pork, Veal Mutton, Sausage, Fleischner, M ayer & Co., located at 21 labor. W e advise our friends to favor m anner, and we gladly place the name ing to get all the money there is, and R E P A I R I N G and B E C O V E B I N Q l.artf, Fiah, Poultry, Egg« Eastern him with their patronage. W hat is expected to be one of the 31 F ro n t street. n o t wanting to divide with his fellow of Zan Bros, forem ost am ong -he and Olympian Oytteia creature. The m:.n who has not ihe m ost eventful and im portant annual staunch friends of labor. I11 all their dealings with labor thi THE K IL H A R N T A T IO A B H A < O. m illionaire - pockeibook often wishes sessions of the C alifornia State F eder com pany has been most fair and rea 71 GRAND AVENUE In this edition we wish to call the th at he had. for he -ee- the m any things sonable, and have always exhibited Oregon Phone, Blue 9»15 Colum bia 5128 A V K R Y A CO . special attention of P ortland to a firm the rich have that he does not enjoy ation of L ab o r, convened at Los A n fraternal attitude tow ard our people. O ne of the m ost notable concerns and therefore he no doubt would put it geles Ja n u a ry 5. The convention will that is highly deserving of their s u p U pon careful investigation we find O re g o n p h o n « R e d 1 8 8 2 to the same u-e. It is far better that m ake a determ ined effort to m erge all th at this com pany's treatm ent of po rt and encouragem ent, the Kilham in its line of business is Avery & Co., those with selfish dispositions should the unions of the state into one solid, em ployes is manifestly fair and con Stationery Company, located at No. located at 82 T hird street. T his house ] tetnain as they are. tor the less their siderate, and th at the com pany bears controls an extensive trade, and us I m eans the less their sin-. I admire the cohesive federation. If this is accom m ost excellent reputation am ong th 26“ M orrison street. This concern lias upon num erous name is well known thro u g h o u t the j m an who strikes to increase his incom e plished there will be a num ber of re thousands of w orkingm en of this city occasions shown itself to lie thoroughly by honest, diligent effort, and the man form - attem pted, am ong them being and thro u g h o u t the state. in sym pathy with the labor m ovement, entire section of the country. T his j who does not take hold of such oppor the universal observance of the eight W e hope that its business wi and always co-operated cheerfully to com pany has always shown itself to ih tunitu’- receives my di-re-pect. continue to prosper, and we have no "T ne man who toils by the sweat of hour law. A n o th e r im portant m atter hesitancy in stating that its record further the cause. U nion men should he friendly to the cause of labor, and ( ALL UNION CONDITIONS his brow, doing everything honestly to be considered is the m erging of the has been clean and upright during the always rem em ber that , is to their we recom m end it to the co-operation j I COMPLIED WITH and who gets his share , i the profit that unions into a political party and to entire course of the com pany's career interest to trade with n concern which of all our w orkingm en. is ready to exert influence in their It is to be hoped th at the p ro p er feel- _________ _________ is for all. ought to enjoy blessed sleep aintain a bureau which shall watch behalf and which is in every way re ing may always prevail betw een this D o not fret nor worry liecau-e you feel liable and honorable. 4. M. A R T H I R * CO th a t you are overw orked or underpaid legislation and protect the interests ol T H E Y H A V E R E C E N T L Y A D D tw o 'm nai . w o % ' t r m o n , , m X j o ^ h ^ for 1 believe the union- will ultim ately labor in the S tate L egislature and else In the rapid and perm anent stride 3 2 5 Q ils a n S tr e e t ED A F U L L L IN E O E A R C H I so as to bring about the best pos and gradually make condition- hette w h e r e . __________ _______ R O W S A M A R TIN , Owner» th at many of our business houses hav T E C T S ' A N D E N G IN E E R S ' S U P results. ___ and obtain all rights that are en P L IE S . A N D A R T ISA N S W H O DO Prescription Druggists and Perfumers croachcd upon. Too many think that THE J. X. GILL CO. John Mitchell, president of the Unit m ade within the la-t few years there ANY D R A U G H T IN G W IL L F IN D By referendum vote the U nited all the toil of this life is tor the body ed M inew orkers of Am erica, declares none w orthy of m ore p articular not BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS Sil Washington Street IT T O T H E IR IN T E R E S T T O EX and h oard their gold, not helping thei B ro th erh o o d of C arpenters and Jo in that the m iners are unjustly charged than the successful progress made by A M IN E T H E IR ST O C K . Corner Sixth Portland, Oregon T h ir d a n d A ld e r S t«., P o r tla n d , Ore. fellow m an or .m aking themselv e rs of A m erica has decided to rem ove J. M. A rth u r & Co , located at 40-42 happy T he people who live in ac with ingratitude tow ard the Am erican th e national headquarters of the o rg a n T H U .1 K . G I L L < <>. Don’t let the clerk «hove an old When you are in TROUTDALE, cordance with G od's law truly enj people in connection with the m iners F irst street. The best establishm ent of its kind in ization from Philadelphia to Ind ian ap union card on you. See that It la up OREGON, go to the We urge the business men of our city living.’’ _______________ reported refusal to work on holidays and state to give their co-operation to this city, and one deserving h o n o r olis. _____ to date. In the letter Mr. Mitchell s a y s :' "T he this institution; as in so doing they M arconi prom ises ere long he will I able m ention for the excellent ijuality allegation th a t the anthracite mine would confer a great favor to our able to tran sm it two hundred word of the goods handled, is that of the J. where you will find all Union w orkers refused to work on holiday: w orkingm en, who form the largest pe m inute at a cent a word, and the g K. Gill Co., B ooksellers and S ta tio n centage of our population. has been grossly exaggerated. The conditions complied with. e ral use of w ireless telegraphy instead T his firm is a well-established one ers, located at 133 T hird street. This company has always shown a of the m ails for a very large proportion truth is that several thousand m iners and very popular am ong the laboring Wear Ca¡ten Putsoniee friendly attitude tow ard labor and c o have been refused the privilege to work men of this city. of the correspondence that now pa Union Made Shoe» Home Industry operated cheerfully tow ard the labor W e wish to state that since Dec, at all since the close of the strike, al betw een Am erica and E urope will 1902. this business has been handled < movem ent, and is deserving of the suit. A t present he is under contrac though they have daily im portuned the the co-operative plan, which is; A cer patronage of organized labor and the com panies to perm it them to retu rn to tain portion of the net earnings, what general public. with the Canadian G overnm ent t Aside from the fact th at their a tti 106 F IR S T ST R E E T ch arge not m ore than to cents a word the places they occupied p rior to the ever they may be, are divided at the thsetary has always been end of each year am ong the employe tude tow ard labor inauguration of the strike. ¡Meat N c 99to Bel. Salmon and Taylor T he rapacity of his invention at pre who have rem ained perm anently. Thi m ost favorable, it *is also reliable and ent is from 30 to 40 w ords a mintit satisfactory in all its dealings. has been done after careful considera Whatever you nuy, examine It to eee The V irginia House of D elegates lias L abor m atters have always received T he average is about .14 w ords a mintit tion, and it is the opinion of the head 1 whether It bears the union label. If It in practice. T h ere is w here hedias the passed a hill by an overw helm ing ma of the firm that it is the only way to fair consideration at th eir hands and “honorable with all ’ is a m otto stric t Request« all aympathiaera to buy nothing manufactured by above firm do«« not, let It pan. handle a com m ercial bu-iness of th advantage of the cable com panies jority. forbidding the em ploym ent ly adhered to by the J. K. Gill Co. again. They have a m axim um possi- any child under 12 years of age in mills kind. Portland Labor Press bility oi about 35 'w ords a m inute, with an average oi 22. C ontracts have also been com pleted to sta rt a daily paper. to be supplied with news by the Mar coni system oi wireless telegraphy, on board a B ritish liner running between J HAPPY NEW YEAR A . IV. A L L E N : Despensing Pharmacist M c A l l e n & M c D o n n e l l COR. THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS i Ä w a" e Ä or-m: ,Ä ,h e f pioneer piorrlson Street Fuel Co. S trouse’s R estaurant Strowhridge Paint & Oil Co. coiunna ice i fuel co . CITY LAUNDRY CO. A U T O M A T IC GAS LAM PS uiesi imrns match u n t uni, ii.ii HEW YORK HIT THE M. J. GILL CO H E N R Y W IT T ...W O O D ... 106 S ix th S tre e t GLASS & PRUDHO M M E J. REITZELE Electric Carpet MULTNOMAH PRINTING CO. Cleaning Works Bärget Cleaning & Laying tub : Tt aqsGOitlmtmai: House The John B arrett Company.... The Sixth Street Meat Market The John Barrett Company H a m , Thompson 4 Poweis T h o s . D u ffy S u n C ured E very P a ck a g e B ears T h e U N IO N L A B E L Laboring Men Woodard, Clarke & Co. .PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS TUNNEY & KNIGHU G LENC O E a R K E T H. W. GERMAINE E .4 4 AND BELMONT ^ i g b S h e r iff G ig a r I The Aldrich Pharmacy U N IO N H O U SE S T IL L O N T H E U N F A IR L IS T W. H. McMonies REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE UNION LABOR Leathet Workers’ Union, Local No. 56 4 Union Shoe Store
