I
P ortland labor press
A PROFITABLE TOOL.
lead ers.
Do n ot run after stran g e CO-OPERATIVE CQMPANIONS. siderablc, sink in to insignificance
ALBINA BAKERY
gods in the w ay of those w ho p ro m
when com pared with th e ir m ental and
C A L K IN S & CO.
Samuel Parks a Product of Trust
ise g reat things.
T h e conservative System Employed in France Claimed m oral benefits.
H.
F. R IT T M A N N , P roprietor
Corruption.
to Be Far Superior to Ours.
TAILORS
man will in th e long run bring the
T
h
e
m
ass
of
th
e,m
em
b
ers
of
a
co
m
1 1 4 K I’S S E I .L ST .
W ith o u t co rru p t and unprincipled
T he g overnm ent p rin tin g office in
average labor m em ber the g reatest re
panionship all increase th eir e a rn
WE BAKE A
em ployers the industrial w orld would
N
o
m
eal
co m p lete w ith o u t h avin g
The
sults in th e w ay o f increased wages, F ran ce has 350 com positors.
som e o f m y d e lic io u s cake« on your tab la
ings, as they th ro w into a com m on
never have produced such a “labor
public
p
rin
te
r
has
little
concern
as
to
N o th in g b u t UnioD h elp e m p lo y ed
S u it o r O v e rc o a t fo r $ 3 0
sh o rter h ours and b etter su rro u n d
le ad e r-’ as Sam Parks. T h e article ings. A fter all, the labor leaders of the politics or unionism of these em fund and divide equally the higher
F lione P in k 11 AU
wages
previously
paid
the
forem
en,
in the N ovem ber M cClure’s M agazine
P a n ts $ 8
th e Sam P ark s stripe are few; while ployes, for th ey h ire and discharged m ake-ups. and o th e rs of the abol-
entitled “T he T ru s t's New T o o l—t h e , . .
, i T- u
.. i>.
.
.
D A V ID M . D U N N E & CO.
. .
,,
,
those like K idd of the W oodw orkers, them selves. T h ey w ork in a'c o -o p e r- i died shop aristocracy. T h e p a rtn e r
L ab o r Boss, fortified as it is by tes- 1 - - - -
and M ahon of the S treet Car Em tive com panionship, w ith stu n ts and ship stren g th en s th e trad es union, as The Best in the City for the Money
P r o p r ie t o r s O f T h e
tim ony in the court proceedings in
XT
.
r> , i
.
i pl°yes. an d P erk in s of the Cigar- wages equal. T h eir non-political and no co n tra ct is m ade at less th an the
N ew \ o r k t lty w here Parks ha- been niakcrs
are many.- -Ju d so n Grenel, in perfectly fair m ethods are not unique union scale, and w hen n o n -unionists
2 7 0 A ld e r S t.
tw ice convicted, proves this. P ark s tloyce’s W eekly.
in France. T h e city p rin tin g office of
try
the
system
th
e
fact
of
being
o
r
m ay be all he is painted; he even m ay
P aris w ith 80, and 34 P aris daily
C O U N T Y « N O B A N K S U P P L IE S
L U B R IC A T IN G O IL S o f e v e r y
be w orse; but w hatever lie is, he is I
new spapers, w ith TOO. union m en are ganized at all is a step p in g sto n e to
LOS
ANGELES
EXAMINER.
unionism
.
d e a c r lp t io n fo r M ills , M in e s, a n d
th e product of co n tra cto rs who used j
thus adm inistered. In the N ational
L o g g in g M a c h in e r y C o m p o u n d s ,
him to ruin com petitors, and w h o j W. R. Hearst Acquires Morning T yp o g rap h ical U nion of
F ran ce, • T h e m ental benefits ensue from the
P a c k i n g , e tc .
F a m o u s B ran ds
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ities
given
com
panions
to
P
R
IN
T
E
R
S
filched from their custo m ers m uch I
P H O E N IX CO TTAG E F A IN T S
which has a m em bership of 10.000.
Newspaper Property in Los
B
L
A
N
K
B
O
O
K
M
A
K
E
R
S
learn every p art of th e w ork. T h e j
m ore than they paid P arks for his
the system is follow ed by 1500 co m
Angeles.
HOGRAPHERS
■ O rtice a n d F a e to r y <
general in terest incites the hands to 123-125 f L i r IT
positors.
b etrayal of his union.
st S t .
P o r t l a n d , O r eg o n
L O S A N G E L E S . Cal.. Nov. 12.—
try
o
ut
one
an
o
th
er
in
th
e
various
P arks is not an old-tim e labor man.
T his co-operative com panionship,
Cor. 19th and Sherlock Avenue
(Special C o rresp o n d en ce.)—At the
tried by years of experience. Like a
o r “ch ap el-’ co p artn ersh ip , dates in positions. th u s in creasin g the n u m PRINTING 0
In tern atio n al T y p o g rap h ical U nion
m eteo r that dashes ath w art the heav
F ran ce from 1880. It has since gained ber qualified to act as read er-, m ak e BOOKBINDING
W. o . TOWREV
C. J . S O H L IQ fL
convention, held In W ash in g to n last
ens he cam e into prom inence only last
steadily. T o m ark its developm ent ups and forem en. In this respeet the
Largest and best equipped house in the ,
A ugust. W . R. H ea rst was petitioned
m
ost
strik
in
g
resu
lt
has
been
to
ab
o
l
Northwest. Every description of Printing
y ear; and like a m eteor he seem s d es
and p ro m o te its gro w th , th e P aris
to acquire a m o rning new spaper p ro p
and Special Blank Books to order. Gel
T ypographical U nion from tim e to j ish the su p erstitio n th a t in ro u tin e la
tin ed to quickly sink into oblivion,
our prices. Telephones 31a.
e rty m Los A ngeles. T h is action was
tim e issues circulars and p am p h lets b o r m an ag in g ta len t is rare. T h e THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY
a frightful exam ple of w hat accident
taken, as it w as deem ed im perative to
on the subject. In 1896 the union a n com panionship m em bers know th a t a
and op p o rtu n ity can do for one w ho
3 1 3 - 3 1 4 F i r s t S tr e e t
have estab lish ed a co m p etito r in
TORREY & SCHLEGEL
nounced th a t up to th a t tim e n o t one m artin et is not needed to p ro tect th e ir
uses for his own advantage the m a te
S ou th ern California, w hich would off
em
ployer's
in
te
rests
o
r
to
b
u
lly
fag
rial he finds at hand. As a rule, a set the m alicious and unw arranted em ploying p rin te r who had tak en up
LINOTYPERS
N u tb r o w n & S o n
business agent follow s the o rd ers of statem en ts m ade reg ard in g organized with the com panionship had retu rn ed them into doing th e ir duty.
D e a le r s iu
T he m oral benefits are the g reatest, j
th e union; in the case of P arks, by labor by the union-hating Los An- to the old system . Since th a t tim e
N E W A N D S E C O N D -H A N D
T he com panionship is a tru e form of J
8C O O N D ANO 8 T A R K S TR E E T S
how
ever,
the
line
castin
g
m
achine
has
using the pow er the em ployers gave j geies T im es.
co-operation. \ \ ithin itself it p erm its
caused
it
to
lose
g
ro
u
n
d
in
som
e
o
f
FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS R oom 6 4
him , he cow ed the honest m em bers
A ccom panied by A rth u r A. H ay,
no man to m ake a profit off an o th er.
T I N W A R E , ETC .
of the H o u sesm ith s’ and B ridgem en’s j specia| rep resen tativ e of the In ter- fices while it has gained in o th ers.
U nion B lock
It
establishes
a
ju
st
equality,
im
poses
P o r t l a n d , O r e .
W hen the com panionship is in tro
Highest cash price paid for 2d-hand furniture
U nion thro u g h a system of w eeding ■ ,latil, nal T y p o g rap h ical U nion, the
a
dem
ocratic
discipline
and
train
s
men
Ore.
P
h
on
e
P
in
k
4
9
9
th em out of good situations and plac- business m an ag er of the San F ra n . duced in an office, th e co m p o sito rs as
in th e ru d im en tary principles o f eco 1 1 9 -1 2 1 B u s se ll St.
P o rtla n d , Ore. 1 T R Y N E W T A C T IC S .
ing his own henchm en in their place. cisc( Exam il)er was i„ 5trilcted by Mr. a collective unit co n tra ct w ith the em
nom
ic equity. N o forem an in ch arg e
ployer
to
tu
rn
out
his
w
ork
at
the
H e called strikes when he pleased. ; H earst to come to L os A ngeles and
can ru sh th e force at a slave-driving ' Union men should patronize the of^ he P o r t b in d e r n h n r p*° C olu“ n ®
giving no reason to the union for th e . look o ver , be fie,d T h e resu ,t w i„ o u tset for th e sum to tal as it p re
pace to m ake a reco rd for him self advertisers in their paper — bear ud C la v 186 1 a n d w n ’li t
&
act, and spent the m oney of the or- j be , he e5 tab b illn len t of the Los An- viously cost hint o r perhaps fo r less
Xo com panionship m em ber can seek this in mind.
y°U
ganization lavishly w ithout any ac- g e,es E xam iner, on the same ag T h ey give g u aran tees that, besides security of place as the rew ard o f _______________
'
safeguarding his plant, th ey will com
counting.
gressive and fearless lines follow ed plete all w ork on tim e and m aintain -tibservence or influence, but m ust
T h a t P ark s did help his union, th ere by his New York. Chicago and San
depend upon his ow n capability and
can be no question W ages w ere low ; F rancisco n ew spaper properties. T he the w orkm anship at a p rescribed
faithfulness, proven in the presence
In the treatment of chronic d l.e a .e s, such a . fiver, kidney
he aided to m ake them higher. H o u rs ; ;n itia, n um ber w;I[ m ake jts appjSar. standard. T h e o rg an izatio n o f the
of the group, m ost in terested . N o-
and stom ach disorder«, constipation, diarrhoea, dropsical
com
panionship
being
u
nder
co
n
tro
l
of
w ere long: he assisted in reducing th e j ance th e second week of D ecem ber
sw
ellings, Bright’s disease, etc.
em ployer can give to his relatives or
len g th of a day’s labor. M any men : T he m achinery is a iready on iti wav the men them selves, th ey decide upon dependents positions in w inch th ey
K ID N E Y A N D U R IN A R Y
w ere outside the union; his effective from N ew Y ork City. a m am m oth the num ber of reg u lar and ex tra inav hide th e ir incapacity. In the
Complaints,
painful, difficult, too frequent, m ilky or
bloody urine, unnatural dischargee speedily cured.
w o rk bro u g h t them into the fold five-story building has been leased hands to be em ployed. T h ey keep
governm ent p rin tin g office in F ran ce
th
e
ir
own
accounts.
H
ence
th
e
em
Still, these things w ould have been for a term of 10 years, and w orkm en
D IS E A S E S O F T H E R E C T U M
com panionship m em bers w ould n o t
Such as piles, fistula, Assure, ulceration, mucous and
done had no Sam P ark s ever existed. —all union, no "ind ep en d en ts"—are ployer has no concern ab o u t his in
know' w hat was m eant if asked w ho
flnem en t1SChargeS’ cured wlthout the knife, pain or oon
T h e occasion alw ays brings the rig h t w orking tw o shifts, fitting up the fu dividual em ployes as to th eir loafing,
was th e ir m em ber o r sen ato r.
It
incom
petency,
w
aste
of
m
aterial,
or
m an to the front, and w ithout P ark - ture hom e of the new spaper.
D IS E A S E S O F M E N
would be inconceivable to them th a t
th is particu lar union w ould have had ' T o say th a t the union men and wo m easurem ents of com position. s
Blood poison, gleet.strlcture, unnatural looses, lm potenoy,
thoroughly cured. N o failure. Cures guaranteed.
T he com panionship com positors a national issue could grow o ut of the
a leader anyw ay, and w ages w ould men of S o u th ern California, as well
YOMNG MEN troubled with night em issions dreams, exhaustlna drains hashmi
decide w h eth er th ey shall w o rk b j dism issal from am o n g them of an BL3SINESS
ORt MARRi3A«4E,1Ch depriTe them ot thelr m anhood, UNFITS T&EM FOB
have been raised and hours shortened, j .... th e citizens in general regardless
bnoxious d eputy assista n t forem an.
the piece o r on a tim e scale. Piece
P ark s was co rru p t: of this th ere is. ,,f poIiiicaI beI|ef are en th u sia stic
POWERDLE A ®ED m e n > w ho from excesses and strains have lost their MANLY
—J.
W
.
Sullivan,
in
W
a
sh
in
g
to
n
(D
.
j
rates are com m only p referred in book
no doubt. W hen he w ent to N e w ) o v e r th e venture, is p u ttin g it m i'dlv
a».t5i'O®Ii»AiiiD
DISEASES, Syphlis, Gonnorrhoea, painful bloody urine G le e t
offices w here th e ch a racter of the C.) 1 rades U nionist.
Stricture, Enlarged Prostate. Sexual Debility, Varicocele, flydrocele K idney and i Ivor
Y ork from Chicago he found a pecu- j T h e E m p lo y ers- A ssociation is al-
Rheumatism Ct-RED°Ut MERCUKY AND 0TH ER POI s 6 n 5 us DRUGS
iatarrh and
w ork varies considerably, and w here
liar state of affairs. New Y ork has a | m ost fra n t;c. E v ery pressltre th a t
men slow er th an th e average m ay be
Dr.
Walker's
methods
are
regular
and
scientific.
He
uses
no
patent
nostrums
or
building departm ent. It is a favorite I can be bro u g h t to bear on m erchants
ready-made preperations, but cures the disease by thorough medical treat m m
mi
em ployed. T h e tim e system is in
,?-‘tPLph‘et on Private Diseases sent free to all me™ who d e s e r ts th S lr tr o n iu i
place for ‘g ra fts-- am ong the builders , 1S b ej„ g lwed to influence them not
PATIENTS cured at home. Terms reasonable. All letters aSswered n plain en£e?oi£
variably adopted on th e daily new s
Consultation free and sacredly confidential. Call on or address
pi 1 envelope.
— the em ployers. T h ese bosses have j to advertise in the new naper. But
papers. U n d er it every m an is re
paid “g ra ft” and bribed building s u - | t |le E xam iner will en ter the field with
DR.
WALKER,
181
First
Street,
Corner
Yamhill,
Portland
quired to set on th e average a stip u
p erin ten d en ts and inspectors. T h ey j a iarg e r circulation th an the Tim es,
lated n u m b er of lines per h o u r for
*
spent m oney to be allow ed to break and the m erch an ts business men and
Board anJ Lodging, $4.00
seven hours. I f a sw ift com positor W e H a v e M o v e d T o j Lodging, 20 and 25 Cents
th e law. It was to th eir benefit to citizens have been w aiting these m any
Meals, 20 Cents
exceeds th e day s stu n t, his surplus
per week, and upward
have on the “labor" side som e man long years to throw off the thraldom
goes to the slow. If a slow man
Oregoa Telephone, North 981
like P ark s who would help them out of th a t d etested and despicable hero
co n tin u slly fall- behindhand, he is
in their schemes, and who would call of the R ubicon, H arriso n G ray O tis.
dropped, as he w ould be, p erh ap s for Between 4th and 5th Sta.
union m en off jobs being done by
L nion men. w om en and sym pa less reason, by a f rem an. T h e P aris
co n tra cto rs outside of their ring. T h ey thizers. we will atten d to this crea
union recom m ends a w eekly instead
w anted to ruin their com petitors, and ture. from now on. in the local field:
of a daily stunt, that a man m ay m ake
th e y got Sam P arks to help them .
but we need your assistan ce on for- up one day the sh o rtag e of another.
N o B ranch S to res
A
B ut the co rru p t bosses w ent fur-1 e¡gn advertisem ents.
In each city the union has its ow n
th e r than this. As a rule th ey had
W rite a letter today.
reg u latio n s for the g o v ern m en t of
JOHN MATTHIESEN, Prop.
in th e ir contracts w ith their cu sto m
com panionships. T h e Pari.- muon
ers a clause th a t if w ork was delayed
PATRICK HENRY IN ’FRISCO. has a list of tw enty-seven rules.
on account of a strike, the tim e in
P atrick H en ry Scullin. vice-presi A m ong th em : O nly union m en can
253-255 Front Street
H. ANDERSON. Proprietor
w hich the co n tract was to be com
Portland. Oregon
T he com panionship
Corner of Madison
dent
of Local Xo. 338. B rotherhood be m em bers.
pleted should be extended. So when
C a r r y a la r u e B ss o r tm e n t o f H o m e M ade
m
ust
pay
an
union
dues,
provide
nec
goods.
W e u se P a te n t R u st P ro o f F ram es
th ey w anted m ore tim e on a contract, of C arp en ters and Jo in ers of America,
In all iroods w e m a n u fa c tu r e . L o w e s t p r ic e s
essary ex tra hands pro m p tly ; show A
ll w o r k g u a r a n t e e d .
th ey hired Sam P ark s to get up a and o rSanizer of Local Xo. 131 in
strike at the rig h t tim e, and lo an d i ^ a t- e> j3 >n th e city for the purpose its
, accounts
•
, to , any
. one
- in terested ; de
behold! they escaped all penalties for! '.'1 '-“ --‘-¡ng a sentim ent in favor of ,
e
C J1111 ot w or pcr h o u r,
not g ettin g the job finished on tim e. f-Qnumg a plan w hereby a settlem ent
J ’ m ake-ups, proof-readers, 190 T H IR D S T ., Next Door Baker Theatre
ot labor questions can be m ade in a ! m easu rcrs' chairm an, etc., and it m ust
T h u s w as com petition betw een con- ’
m anner w hich will avoid strikes an d : p!ace on re cord at union h ead q u arters FIRST NATIO NAL B A N K —
tra c to rs killed, w ork slighted, and
OF POR TLAND , O R
boycotts and term in ate w ith a d v a n -' tS rninutes and accounts. T h e com -
p le n ty of lim e obtained for finishing
14 4 -1 4 6 THIRD STREET
D epository and Financial
tage to b oth parties, says the E xam - ! pan *onslllP m ay expel a m em ber onTy D esignated
A gent of the United States.
a building
It w orked
splendidly,
'< a t*er trial by a com m ittee and on a P r e sid e n t.................................... A. l . MILLS
Between M O R R IS O N and A LD E R
bo th for the co n tracto rs in the ring iner,
a sh ier .... . ............... j . w . N E W K IR K
Mr. Scullin is th e o rig in ato r of a 1
vote. T h e union enforces C
A ssistant C ashier............... W. C. ALVORD
and fo r Sam Parks.
p ro ject for in d u strial peace and ad- j * ' C chapel’s responsibilities to the Second A ssistan t Cashier. B. F. ST E V E N S
Sam P ark s becam e avaricious. H e
L etters o f credit issued, availab le In
Europe and the Eastern States.
saw bow easy it was to w ork the v o c a tts the settlem en t of labor ques- ! cmp -v cr- .
Your interests are otir interests. By offering you fair
tions
by
arb
itra
tio
n
atid
conciliation.
I
,
‘
tCSf
Ot.
tllC
com
pani°n
sh
ip
is
in
Sight
exch ange and telegraphic tra n s
snap, and he sta rted o u t on his own
fers sold on N ew York, Boston. Chicago,
by a harm onious discussion of the 1 'e prOl,uction of the Official Jo u rn al, SL
goods at fair prices we are protecting ourselves. We
Louis, St. Paul, Omaha, San Franl
account. Tf a new firm cam e into the
cisco and the principal points In the
handle
only UNION MADE GOODS, and we would
field he dem anded of them an “ini question by the oppo sin g factions. " - , co rresp o n d s to our C ongres- Northwest.
-lonal record. It has been set up un
Sight and tim e bills drawn In sum s to
tia tio n ” fee, w hich gave them , when Mr. Scullin i? visitin g the various c it
su
it
on
London,
Paris,
Berlin,
Frankfort-
like to have your trade, and in exchange we will give
der th is system since Ì881. F o r its
on-the-M aln. H ong Kong, Yokoham a, Cop
1 5 IIIIIK “
, ,
•
•
.
paid, the privilege of going on with ies of the states of O regon. W ashing
enhagen. Christiania. Stockholm . St, P e t
ton
and
California.
H
e
is
well
known
m
‘”
ls
tra
t,°
n
only
tw
o
officials,
a
you
the best values in town.
th e ir w ork w ithout fear of a -trike,
ersburg Moscow, Zurich, Honolulu.
Collections made on favorable terms.
and of hiring union o r nonunion men in th e n o rth and has assisted in set " recto r and a bookkeeper, paid by
c" ,n p an ion sb'P, are em ployed.
nt any old price th a t suited them . I tling and av ertin g m any strikes.
A co m m ittee of arran g em en ts con- , ' C d n s “ nion publishes its opinion MERCHANTS' NATIO NAL B A N K -
B eginning w ith helping the co n tra c
sistin g of M ayor Schm itz, chairm an; Jfh atL ten offic' ala w ould be necessary
PORTLAND, OP..
to rs to b etra y their custom ers. P arks
, Men’s Natural Gray Camels Hair or Brown Mixed Wool Hhirts and
if thee g o v ern m en t did th e w ork, so
r. F R A N K W ATSO N.......................President
ended with b etraying the union that r . H. W helan. G. B. Benham , p resi
Drawers, perfectly made and finished, winter
h » j
proverbially ineffective is public ser R w
V ice-President
R. W. H OYT............................................ Cashier
had given him such ex tra o rd in ary au dent of the San F ran cisco L ab o r
weight, always sold for $1.26, our price is......................
vice
in
France.
T
h
e
Official
Jo
u
rn
al
GEORGE W. HOYT......... A ssistan t Cashier
thority.
C ouncil; B yron M anzy. J. M. Young.
It appears that the great pow er be Lewis L osser. F. W . K o ster, W arren may one day be of sixteen pages and TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS,
hind all this corruption was the F u l G regory, Isaac U pham and R. B. H ale ! l,.le nCXt o f th irty -tw o , six ty -fo u r,!
has been form ed for th e purpose of
o r ninety-six. Ju st before the
iilt#£est P?1.3 on t!me deposits,
ler C onstruction Com pany of Chicago, arran
Men’s Dark and Medium Colored Working Shirts, made to stand all
g in g a m eetin g sh o rtly to be held ad jo u rn m en t of the national legis!a- j a h T l n ^ p a r t “
tOheC± d ' " Ue<1’ ‘ Van’
w ho when it sta rted in business in
kinds of hard wear and never sold for less than
q o
C ollections a specialty. Gold dust bought.
N ew Y ork City, to o k Sam P arks at G olden G ate H all. T h e com m ittee ure’ n ,n ety to one hundred enm posi-
50c, our price is.........................................................
along, p u ttin g him on its pay roll at has addressed letters to th e follow ing to rs are em ployed on the Jo u rn al, be- i ---------------- ----- -----------------------------------
th e ir agent inside the union.
T he Clergymen, who are req u ested to ginning at 5:30 in the evening and LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
speak at the m eetin g : A rchbishop finishing at 2 o r 3 o'clock next m orn-
LIMITED.
F uller C onstruction Com pany is cap Riordan. Uie_ Rev. B radford L eavitt, ! ing. T hese com panionship com pos,-
chamber °and° s J ^ rcBet
Thlrd
italized at $20.000,000. and it in turn the Rev. G. C. A dam s, the Rev. Jaco b 1 tors m anage to get out the paper on
Men’s Fast Black Heavy Weight Seamless Sox, spliced
Q c
j
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Head office, 56 Old Broad etreet, London,
heels and toes, extra good wearing, 2 pairs for.....................
is ow ned and operated by a gigantic \ o o rsan g er and the Rev. F. W . Clam- time, thouizh 1,0m
th o u g h none of them h ave
h“ "11 .transacts a general banking
corporation with a w atered capital of I pett.
passed a civil service exam ination. ' h»ue» letters of credit avaHable8 for'trav-
$66,000.000, know n as the U nited
T his is the same P atrick H en ry who
recently spent som e w eek s''in > o n - ' , T ,' e fina"cial p ro fit, to the fifteen | I n T / w “ tlw w S rt" ° D S M " f o ^
S tates R ealty and C onstruction Com-
.......
land
upon the same m ission, but left
F rench com positor« in th e '
txch an * e- Interest paid on S T I U , O N T H E U N F A I R L I S T
pany. By its peculiar m ethods m any
disgusted and discouraged.
j various com panionships, while con- term deposits.
of th e old line co n tracto rs found th e m
W. A. MACRAE, Manager.
selves w ithout any business, w hile the
“ tru s t” w axed fat w ith co n tracts and
LEE M. CLARK, P resident
soon dom inated in New Y ork building
GEO. M. ORTON, M anager
P H O N E M A IN 7 0 5
o p erations. T h is corporation was fo r
tified by influence in m any ways. In
lh e language o f Ray S tannard Baker,
“I t was in tim ately related to m ost of
REFUSES TO BECOOHIZE UNION LABOR
th e o th e r g reat tru sts and financial in
te re sts, w hich, a fte r all, are nothing
m ore than a fam ily p arty, with head-
d d im t
PDoenix Paint & Oil Works
GLASS & PRJDHOMME CO.
Twenty Years of Success
am See Us!
291
Morrison St.J
Marks Shoe Co.
Hotel zur Rheinphalz
The Portland
U m b rella UUorks
SHANAHAN’S
$1.25 Men’s Underwear $1.00
$1.00
5 0 c Men’s Working Shirts 38c
OOC
Men’s Half Hose
¿5C
W. H. McMonies
Ml ITMlM.Ul PRINTIN« CO
quarters in Wall Street.”
The lesson of all this for labor or-
ganizations is, stick to tried and true
KKINT
nxona'Tlf? T°r 7 ; ^ r 'LAW8' WO"K,NO
in faot anything you may want
1
107 FRONT STREET
PORTLAND, ORE.
Leather Workers’ Union, Local No. 56
Bequests all sympathizers to buy nothing manufactured by above firm