I
T h e new new spaper will have its
▲ TOP-LINER
Suit for $20,000 dam ages against n o t help him a p a rtic le in a foreign
T h e Q ueensland (A u stra lia ) G ov
hom e in the Bilicke building, now in
co
u
n
try
and
could
hardly
fail
to
handi
ernm ent L ab o r Bureau rep o rt for F ranklin U nion, No. 4, of P ressfeed-
cap him by adding som ething to his pro cess of co n stru ctio n on Broadw ay
1902 is a dism al record of m isery, ers w as filed in the Cook C ounty Su co sts of production. T h e politicians betw een F ifth and Sixth streets. A
THE DRUGGIST
d estitution, and w ant of em ploym ent perior C ourt by Rand, M cNally & know only th ree w ays of prom oting lease for 10 y ea rs w as neg o tiated
am ong the w orkers, front B urketow n, Co., of Chicago. T he claim is based trad e—the tariff, some concession of w ith the o w n er th is week by Mr. C o rn e r Second and W ashington S tre e ts
in the Gulf, to Benleigh. on the New Oil alleged losses laid to the present a foreign tariff and steam ship su b si D ent H. R obert, th e rep resen tativ e
L et u s su pp ly your drug w an ts ,
labor troubles. F ranklin U nion is in
South W ales border.
of Mr. H earst. Mr. R obert has been
dies.
None
of
these
gave
any
as
co rp o rated and the funds of the union,
in L os A ngeles for the past tw o
G rand M aster H an rah an , of the
Mich., are conducting th e ir strike suc
said to be $40,000, can be attach ed sistance to the builder of gas en w eeks m aking arran g em en ts to start
B rotherhood of L ocom otive Firem en,
gines.”
cessfully.
and G rand Chief Stone, of the B ro th on ju d g m en t by the court.
T h at the sales o f th is p articular th e new paper, and for the past few
T w o thousand negro w harf laborers
F o r th e first tim e in 21 y ears a gen A m erican m an u factu rer in p ro tec tio n days the m echanical superintendent
erhood of Locom otive E ngineers,
•
N . W . Corner
and longshorem en at Mobile struck
leny th a t a m ovem ent is on foot eral strik e has been decided on by the ist Belgium are due to intrinsic su of th e San F ran cisco E xam iner has
16th
and
MARSHALL
STREETS
last Saturday.
which co n tem plates the am algam ation Piano and O rgan W o rk e rs' In te rn a p erio rity o f his goods eith er as to been here alterin g the original plan
P O H T L A N D , OBEOOJi
tional
U
nion
of
Am
erica
in
the
piano
T h e piano tu n ers of Chicago have
f the tw o o rganizations.
price or quality i-, o f course, quite of co n stru ctio n of the building to ac
factories of Steinw ay & Sons to com
organized a union or association anil
com m odate th e new paper.
Eugene H ocb
It has come o ut in court th at the
certain.
Sol Blumaucr
pel the firm to em ploy only union
have elected officers.
U nion labor will be em ployed en
T
h
e
men
w
hose
superior
w
orkm
an
real force behind the injunction suit
men. T h is strike will be only a p re ship produces the best engine at fair tirely by th e new paper. T h is is in
Glass w orkers in B oston have in
f Stiles ag ain st the Chicago unions is
augurated a m ovem ent for the S a tu r the A nti-B oycott o rganization. Stiles lude to a series of strikes th ro u g h o u t cost are the real m onarchs of the line w ith th e policy pursued by Mr.
day half holiday th e year round.
H ea rst in th e o th e r cities, w here he
vas once a union m an, and later h*‘ G reater New York for recognition of engine trade.
T ru st m ag n ates have m erely seized has established him self and w here he
T he O akland (C al.) H erald ha joined forces w ith the em p lo y ers’ the union, involving 6000 or m ore men
as m ost of the firms have open shops. upon the brain and braw n and skill of has learned th a t union labor is the
Wholesale Dealers and Importers
asked all new sboys and ca rrie rs in its com bine, sh arin g in«its gains.
S ecretary H arry B. W a te rs, of the the w orkm en as capital to be m anipu m ost reliable and efficient. A gree
service to join the N ew sboys L nion.
M achinists em ployed by th e Edi-
m ents, th erefo re, have been signed al
T he California S tate F ederation of
n Com pany, at W est O range. N. J., C olorado S tate F ed eratio n of L abor, lated.
T h a t the m an u factu rer has em ready by the T y p o g rap h ical U nion.
L abor convention will be held in w ent on strike for a nine-hour w ork is sending out a call to all the state
F resno, com m encing Ja n u ary 4, 1904. day and a m inim um w age of $18 a federations in the U nited S tates for ployed energetic m eans and effective P ressm en, P re ss F eeders, S tereo ty p
a national convention to be held in m eans of com pelling the atten tio n of ers, P h o to en g rav e rs and M ailers—
A strike has broken out in the Bil week. T he men w ere em ployed about
D enver beginning Ja n u ary 11, 1904. Belgian users o f engines to the ad all the p rin tin g trad es unions th at
four
m
o
n
th
s
ago
to
take
the
place
of
bao m ining district and has spread
It is believed th a t 300 or m ore rep re van tag es of his p ro d u ct is equally will be em ployed in g ettin g out the
rapidly. N ineteen thousand w orkers union men w ho w ere out on strike.
sentatives will be sent as delegates certain. B ut here again it is th e ch ar new daily. T h ese ag reem en ts are for
T he B uilding T rad es Council of San
are idle.
to this gathering. T h eir purpose will acteristic push of the A m erican p eo a term of five years.
Cloak m akers em ployed by M. Si- F rancisco has rein stated Sheet Meta! be to organize the unions affiliated ple, and n o t the resu lt of capitalistic
N ot only has Mr. R obert show n
minoff. in San Francisco, are on strike W o rk e rs’ U nion, No. 104. to m em ber- with th e various state bodies in a com bination, w hich has done the his friendliness to w ard the p rin tin g
for a reduction of tw o hours in the hip, in accordance w ith the laws of system sim ilar to the U nited States
trad es unions by en terin g into these
work.
th e Council. T h is union w as sus-
w eek's w ork.
agreem ents, but he has consulted the 110 F O U R T H 8 T R E E T
G
overnm
ent.
T
h
e
claim
of
the
tru
sts
th
a
t
it
is
_ | pended last Ja n u ary for violation of
T he A ustralia trade unions will es
T h e N ew Y ork T rib u n e says th at th ey who have conquered foreign officers of the B uilding T ra d e s Coun
the co n stitu tio n of the cen tral body.
tablish union labels. T h ey decided to
the T en em en t H ouse C om m ission has m ark ets for A m erican goods is an in cil, relative to the labor and m aterial
Portland, Oregon
In A ustralia, under a new law, no found at least 325,000 room s into sult to A m erican labor. It is an in to be used in m aking the necessary
do this after learning its effectiveness
co n tra ct can be m ade for the c a rry
liich the sunlight never penetrates. solent attem p t to take to them selves changes in th e building. U nion labor
in the U nited States.
ing of m ails by any steam ship line In o th e r w ords, says the T rib u n e, 500,-
has n o t been overlooked in th e slig h t Sole Agents: Old Kentucky Home Club, Shaw’s
the credit th a t is due to w orkm en.
T h e strike of the screw men on the
Pure Malt, Old Jeff. C. Taylor’a Red, White and
w hich allow s a colored m an to work ooo perso n s live in room s w hich ought
Blue Star, Mount Vernon Rye, Repsold’a Cognac
T ru s ts never created the superiority est detail.
docks at New O rleans w as ended last
on any of th e ships. T h e mail steam to be considered absolutely un in h ab it of w orkm anship. O n the co n trary , th e
T h e paper will be called th e L os Brandy.
week and all differences w ere sub
ers h ith e rto have been largely m anned able, dark and w ithout any window
su p erio rity of w orkm anship has cre A ngeles E xam iner, but it has n ot yet
m itted to arbitratio n .
by dark-skinned British subjects from o r ventilation. T h e T rib u n e p rin ts a
Gus. F reiw ald, President
ated a trad e advantage th at has m ade been decided w hen the first issue will
J. M. G ellert, v ic e Pres.
T he N ational A ssociation of M as India.
A. Preiw ald, Seo’y and T ress.
appear, but it is safe to p red ict th a t it
picture
of
one
of
these
black
holes,
the
g
reat
com
binations
of
capital
te r H o rsesh o ers has issued o rd ers to
C harles L. Conine, national secre so dark that a flashlight p icture could
will be out by the first of th e year.
possible.—K an sas City W orld.
its m em bers to discontinue the use of
ta ry and tre a su re r of the N ational be taken in the day tim e,” fo r which
Seventeen linotype m achines, a full
th e union label in th e ir shops.
B ro th erh o o d of L eath er W o rk ers, has a rental of $6 a m onth is received.
outfit of type and o th e r typographical
T he N ational C otton S pinners . been convjcted jn the K ansas City
b u il d in g tr a d e s c o u n c il . necessities and tw o large presses
Brewers and B ottlers
T h e A m erican F ed eratio n of L abor
of the Famous
U nion held its annua, convention in I c r;m ;n a ] co u rt on the charge of em
have alread y been ordered. O ne of
lias inform ed the officials of the In ter
Boston. Mass., last week. M ichael bezz]ing $3679 from th e order, and
The Unions of Los Angeles to Form th ese presses will be the larg est in
borough
Rapid T ra n sit C om pany,
D ugan was re-elected president.
wag se n tenced to tw o and one-half
Strong Central Organization.
Los A ngeles and the entire equip
New Y ork City, th a t th a t com pany
T he In tern atio n al L ongshorem en I years in the penitentiary.
Oregon Phone East 46
L O S A N G E L E S , Cal., O ct. 29.— m ent of th e m echanical d ep artm en t
cannot em ploy m em bers of th e A m al
Columbia Phone 6180
and T ra n sp o rt W o rk e rs’ U nion now
T he New Zealand In sp ecto r of Fac- gam ated A ssociation of S tre et R ail (Special C o rresp o n d en ce.)—T h e v a will be first-class and up-to-date.
ranks th ird in m em bership in this t ories says th e average w ages in the way E m ployes to o perate th e train s rious unions of this city identified
L os A ngeles people of all vocations
country. I t has 142,000 m em bers.
W estp o rt d istrict are: C arpenters, $3 f the M anhattan division of the ele- w ith the building in d u stry soon will have reason to be proud of th e fact
Portland, Oregon
T he percentage of w age earn ers per day; bricklayers, $3; blacksm iths, ated lines in the places of th e m otor- be fo rm ed in to a stro n g B uilding th a t of all cities w hich offer induce
w ho are fem ales is: In the U n ite d ) $2.50 to $3; butchers, $2.50; engi- m en in th e event of th e la tte r de T rad es Council, officers of the S tate m en ts to Mr. H e a rst to en ter w ith U . J. Gardner
M. Gardner
S tates, 14; in G erm any, 25; in E n g neers. $2.75 to $3; m iners, $2.50 to claring a strike. T h e action of the Council having recently been in Los one of his pro g ressiv e new spapers,
land, 25; in Italy. 40, and in Aus $3.75; painters, $2.50 to $3; bakers, A m erican F ed eratio n of L ab o r m a A ngeles an d perfected plans to this th is city has been selected first.
$2.50. and laborers, $1.75 to $2.25.
tria, 47.
terially stren g th en s the position of end. T h is determ in atio n
is very C om m ents in professional, business
Manufacturera of
C onsul-G eneral G unther, at F rank- the men.
U nion butch ers at L os A ngeles are
tim ely, and as th e fact has developed and labor circles are v ery favorable
on a strike for sh o rte r hours and bet-1 f,,rt. G erm any, rep o rts th a t successful
T h e Illinois S tate B oard of A rbi at a recent m eeting of the Boss B uild to H e a rst's p aper and th e re is no
te r wages. T he bosses are doing th eir experim ents have been m ade in va- tratio n has been asked by P resid en t e rs’ A ssociation it was decided to doubt th a t all fair-m inded citizens
Tempanóla and Boaebud
ow n slaughtering to prevent a m eat rious fo rests of F ran ce by cu ttin g Modie, of the B ro th erh o o d of Railw ay ad o p t “a uniform scale” on and after will give it th eir h earty support.
A lso Dealers in
fam ine.
trees w ith electricity. P latinum w ire E xpressm en, to investigate th e cause N ovem ber 1, m eaning th a t the
A g reat strike is on at Bilboa, Spain, heated w hite w orks as a saw. It of the refusal of the respective express "b o sses” w ould attem p t to enforce a
New National Labor Body.
and m artial law has been declared. | requires one-eighth th e o rd in ary tim e com panies to tre a t w ith a w age co m scale low er than th o se of th e various
S ecretary H a rry B. W aters, of the
384 First Street, Corner Madison
O ver 40,000 men are affected. Rail and no saw dust o r ch arred ends are m ittee of th eir em ployes. T his m ay unions. O f course, th is latest move C olorado S tate F ed eratio n of L abor,
PORTLAND, O B I.
result in th e co n stitu tio n ality of the to fight the unions is backed by the is now sending o ut a call to all the
road and street car traffic has been results.
Oregon Phone Main 1 8 0 0
A rgum ents before the arb itratio n law being questioned, and th a t would no to rio u s L os A ngeles T im es, w hose S tate F ed eratio n s in the U nited S tates
suspended.
m
ission
is
to
organize
every
union-
com
m
ission
sittin
g
in
N
ew
Y
ork
City
have
to
be
decided
by
th
e
Suprem
e
for
a
n
ational
convention
to
be
held
T he W indow G lass W o rk ers have
C H O IC E
h ater into one cam p, and then use the in D enver b eg inning Ja n u a ry 11. 1904.
voted to am algam ate w ith Sim on | to decide the wage and hour question Court. Should either p a rty to the
cam p in the in te rest of O tis. B ut T h e C olorado F ed eratio n is behind WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
co
n
tro
v
ersy
refuse
to
com
ply
w
ith
the
No.
300.
T
h
is
ends
the
fight
of
the
U
nited
Railw
ays
of
San
F
ran-
B urns
F a m ily R o o m s a n d F a m ily G arden.
which has rent th e glass w orkers for cisco and its em ployes w ere concluded sum m ons of the board under the law from p resen t indications, it appears the m ovem ent. Som e m o n th s ago the
several years
last week. B oth sides are to subm it it has th e pow er to com pel ap p ear th a t the B uilding T rad es Council will F ed eratio n decided to find o ut th e T IV O L I GARDEN SALOON
T he Sydney (A ustralia)
L ab o r | Prin ted arg u m en ts w ithin five d ay s ance.—-Cleveland Citizen.
be m ore th an a m atch for the scab feelings of th e o th e r F ed eratio n s in
A N D R E W SW A N SO N , P ro p r.
co n tracto rs, n o tw ith stan d in g the fact the various sta te s for a reo rg an izatio n
and a decision is expected a short
Cor. 28d and W ashington,
P obtlahd , O b .
C. K. K ennison, of C ripple Creek,
Council is now organizing the clerks,
th
a
t
th
ey
are
endeavoring
to
flood
of o rganized lab o r in this co untry
tim e th ereafter.
has filed suit in th e D istrict C ourt
nig h t w atchm en, w arehouse em ployes,
the city w ith idle m echanics, to be along national lines.
A general strike of th e union against G overnor P eabody. Sherm an
w hite w orkers (w om en), th eatrical
OTTO HÜSSLBR’S
used when the "uniform scale” goes
L e tte rs w ere w ritten to each body,
plum bers in the P ittsb u rg district Bell. Jo h n Chase and T. C. M cClel
em ployes and others.
in to effect.
and the an sw ers cam e back w hich P A L M E N G A R T E N
T he drivers and grippers in the Galt w ent into effect and 700 journeym en land for $11)0.000 dam ages. T h e co m
T h e B uilding T rad es U nions are justified th e C olorado F ed eratio n in
and
about
400
ap
p
ren
tices
are
idle.
F irst-C lan Fam ily B esort
plaint
recites
th
at
on
Septem
ber
18
coal m ines, at L ethbridge, N. W . T.
being aided and encouraged by every calling th e convention next year. It
w ho have been on strike th e past T he new wage scale calls for an ad- plaintiff was th ro w n into the bullpen union in L os A ngeles, as o rganized
8 . B. Cor. W ashington and 11th Bte.
is believed th a t some 300 o r m ore
week surren d ered unconditionally and | ' ance of 50 cents and an eight-hour at
Cam p
Goldfield and confined labor in th is city has learned th a t “an
Portland, Ore.
rep resen tativ es will be sent as dele The Sandwich K ing
day. Several sm all firms, n o t mem against his wishes, and w as com pelled
have retu rn ed to w ork.
in ju ry to one is th e concern of all.” g ates from all over the co u n try to
bers of the association, have signed to sleep on the bare ground w ith a
U nion m en and w om en everyw here th is g athering. T h eir purp o se will Oregon Phone North 1341 Columbia Phone 56
R epresentatives of the B uilders
the scale, b ut only about 100 m en guard co n stan tly w atching him ; th a t
can render g reat assistance to organ- be to o rganize th e w orkingm en and
E xchange and of the Allied B uilding
are w orking.
the said a rre st and im prisonm ent was ided labor in S outhern C alifornia by
T rad es Council of Philadelphia, Penn.,
pinions affiliated w ith th e various state
T h e C entral L ab o r U nion of W ash false; th at he was also deprived of his rapping the infam ous T im es at every bodies in a system sim ilar to the
have co nferred on th e subject of do
ington, D. C., has adopted a reso lu liberty, which g reatly hum iliated him o p p o rtu n ity . L et every read er of the U nited S tates G overnm ent. I t is p ro
ing aw ay w ith sym pathetic strikes.
in m ind, and he also suffered ex p o s
JOHN BCKLUND
By a referendum vote the B ak ers’ tion pledging fealty to organized la ure. W. F. Davis, an o th er pro m in en t L abor P re ss w rite one le tte r to each posed th a t each S tate F ed eratio n be
Proprietor
of
th
e
follow
ing
ad
v
ertisers
in
th
e
bor
above
political
p
arties
and
in
d
o
rs
suprem
e
in
its
p
articu
lar
sta
te
while
U nion has decided to ch a rter the h elp
union m an, w ho was confined at the
w orking u nder national law s ahd rules
ers and packers in candy and cracker ing the sen tim en ts expressed in the same tim e, also brings suit for an T im es:
C arrara P ain t, 811 C arrara Building, g o verning a national body to be con 1 2 6 F I R S T S T R E E T
recent
address
of
a
sub-com
m
ittee
of
factories, as well as the bakery w agon
equal am ount. H is com plaint is vir Cincinnati, O hio.
Bet. W ashington end Alder
tro lled by rep resen tativ es of a board
drivers o r salesm en of bakery goods. the executive council of the A m eri
“Santal M iddy”— E. F au g era. 26 N. chosen from th e state bodies.
can F ederation of L abor, opposing tually the same as Mr. K ennison’s.
T he A m erican W indow G lass Com
W illiam s St., N ew Y ork, N. Y.
th e an ti-trad e union policy of the
PO R TLA N D ,O R EG O N
pany, n o tw ith stan d in g its intention
MAIN FACTOR OVERLOOKED.
Royal Baking P ow der Co., 100 W il
“open shop.’’
What
Organization
Means.
to m anufacture th ree-fo u rth s of its I
liam s St., New Y ork, N. Y.
T h ree thousand em ployes of the
production by m achines, will give its
Some people in the labor m ovem ent
BR E W ER S' HOME
Our Foreign Trade Due to Superior
P h ilo -H ay Specialties Co., N ew ark,
canning
d
ep
artm
en
ts
of
the
Chicago
do not know when th ey are doing
em ployes a 10 per cent increase in
ity of American Labor.
N.
J.
som ething th a t will injure it, because
stockyards packing houses have pre
wages.
“ C asto ria”—T h e C entaur Co., 77 th ey have been narro w ed in their
M etropolis H otel
In the claim th a t the rapid g ro w th
sented dem ands for wage increases
M urray St., N ew York, N. Y.
A com m ittee from the m achinists
P hilip S trkib , Proprietor
view s—n arro w in th eir experience
varying from 10 to 25 per cent. About of this co u n try 's foreign trade is due
“C u ticu ra”— P o tte r D rug & C hem w ith o th e r labor o rg an izatio n s but
of the U nion Pacific are in N ew Y ork
to
tru
sts
no
account
is
taken
of
the
2000 men and 1000 w omen and boy
th eir ow n, and should not attem p t to Cor. First and Main S ts., Portland, Ore.
ical Co., B oston, Mass.
in conference w ith E. H. H arrim an
are affected. N egotiations will be superior w orkm anship of A m erican la
rep resen t labor until th ey had some
Finest Table Board in the City
“ P o stu m ”— P ostiini Cereal Co., B at real experience in o th e r trad e lines. Only White
for the settlem ent of the m inor differ
Help Employed. Meals 15c. Lodging
taken up as soon as th e scales of the bor.
20c and 25c. Milk and Eggs fresh from our
tle
Creek,
Mich.
ences not yet adjusted from the re
T
ra
d
e
unions
are
not
organized
to
T
h
e
m
ain
facto
r
in
the
increasing
own
ranch
daily
sausage m akers and th e pork b u tch
Lydia E. Pinkham M edicine Co., strik e: n ot o rganized to b rin g about
cent strike.
popularity of A m erican products is
ers are disposed of.
difficulties w ith th eir em ployer; not
L ynn, Mass.
en tirely overlooked.
Since its establishm ent, in 1891
o rganized ju st fo r th e purpose of
T he U nited B ro th erh o o d of C ar
S
co
tt's
E
m
ulsion—S
co
tt
&
Bownc,
T he tru th is th a t A m erican goods in
g ettin g into trouble, but th ey are o r
the New Zealand D epartm ent of L a
penters and Jo in e rs o f Am erica and m any lines are the best in the w orld 409 Pearl St.. New Y ork, N. Y.
ganized to b e tte r th eir own conditions,
bo r has assisted 32.382 men to obtain
the .Amalgamated Society o f C arpen because m ade by th e w orld's best
G hirardclli's G round C hocolate—D. at the same tim e giving due reco g n i
em ploym ent.
T hese men had 70,-
tion to th e ir em ployer for his side
ters and Jo in ers arc t o be m erged into workm en.
T h ey win th eir w ay G hirardelli. San Francisco.
770 dependents, so th a t the total num
one national o rganization on Jan u ary th ro u g h th eir ow n m erit.
Tell these ad v ertisers th a t o rg a n of the case. O rganized labor is an
educational in stitu tio n , w here men
her benefited is 103,152.
1. 1905. T he new o rganization shall
T he fact that an A m erican m anufac ized labor does n ot look w ith favor are tau g h t to respect th e rig h ts of Show from 8:00 to 1 P. M.
M em bers of the B akers' In te rn a take the nam e of the b ro th erh o o d . A tu rer o f gas engines i< receiving im upon any person or firm th a t is aid o th e rs; ta u g h t th a t every m an has Change of Programme every week
tional U nion will w ear a lapel bu tto n j tem porary trade agreem ent in 1004. p o rtan t o rd ers from Belgium, a co u n ing lab o r's m eanest enem y, the Los the right of his opinion, w ith the les
son stan d in g before them th a t all men Admission, 16, 26 and 60 cents
w ith th e m otto. “ F o r D ay W ork and com m encing Ja n u ary 1, is provided try which has itself achieved co n sid er A ngeles Tim es.
have the rig h t to a fair p a rt of his
E ig h t H ours." T hey prefer not to mix for by which each org an izatio n shall able success in the m anufacture of
p ro duction,—G alveston Journal.
240-246 BURNSIDE
th e doughs of day with the doze of | recognize cards from the other,
such engines, furnishes the New Y ork
NEW DAILY PAPER.
» ♦ ♦ ♦ .♦ ♦ a e a e a - .a a .a » .» » » » a *
n ig h t.—W ashington T rades U nionist.
pnme ostooN, oas Mil
E. J. Baldwin, a real estate dealer, Journal of Com m erce w ith a text for
F a c te 'fo r A d v e r tis e r « .
A leading d epartm ent store in P itts of Chicago, is planning the form ation a lecture on “ How T rad e Is W orked Hearst Installs Large Plant at Los
Angeles.
A R a a o rt fo r O a n tla m a n O n ly
Printer«’ Ink, the recognized
burg. Pa., has decided to inaugurate o f a S2.000.000 com pany to erect U p.”
C o n a a rts , E v e n in g s fro m 7 : 1 0 to 1 2 :3 0
an early-closing m ovem ent, closing at buildings in Chicago by nonunion la
authority
on
advertising,
after
a
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e
Los
A
ngeles
U
nion
L
ab
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r
“ C ertainly.” says the Jo u rn al of
thorough investigation on this
5:30 on week days and 6:30 on S atu r bor exclusively. It is the professed Com m erce, “this business was not o b N ew s says th a t W illiam R. H ea rst is
subject, says: “A labor paper is
days. D uring th e h o t m onths of the purpose of Mr. Baldwin and J. W. tained for the A m erican m an u factu rer to have a new spaper in L os A ngeles
a far better advertising medium
sum m er th e closing hour will be
Stiles the la-t nam ed is the plain by the politicians of hi- country. It on a par with San F rancisco, Chicago
than an ordinary newspaper in
P. M.
tiff in dam age suits which have been was not due to any recip ro city tre a ty and New Y ork dailies o p erated u nder
Pool a n d B ille t'd P a r lo r s
comparison to circulation. A
his
able
and
progressive
m
anagem
ent.
C anning estab lish m en ts on
the begun against several unions in the with Belgium. It was m ost assuredly
labor paper, for example, having
F ra ser River. B ritish Colum bia, em- building in d u stry —to incorporate a not the result of subsidizing a ste am T he arran g em en ts have been m ade
H. SHMPIRO, N g .,
1 8 B -1 8 7 T H I R D E T .
aooo subscribers is of more value
th
is
week
for
p
erm
anent
q
u
arte
rs
and
ploy over 2000 Japanese. A few years I new com pany for building prom otion ship line to A ntw erp. It could n o t
to
the
business
man
who
adver-’
ago they established a hospital, and and then find 25.000 w orkm en not have bean the fruit of a pro tectiv e co n tracts have been en tered in to w ith
tises in jt than an ordinary paper
Fifteen hundred unions are affiliated
p rin tin g trad es unions
that institution has been entirely sup- affiliated with any trad es union and tariff, for while th at w ould p ro tect all of th e
with ia.ooo subscribers."
with the O hio S tate F ederatio n of
w
hose
m
em
bers
will
be
em
ployed
in
ported by contrib u tio n s raised am ong start building w here developm ent of the engine builder from foreign com
Labor.
them selves
| land has been retard ed in the past.
petition in his own country, it would th e new enterprise.
A LB E R T BERM I
A. W. ALLEN
Dispensing Pharmacist
4
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Clgais
Star 4 Brewery 4 Go.
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UNION MADE CIGARS
FINE WHISKIES
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