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PO RTLAND
LABOR
PR ES S
u nquestionable
p ro p o sitio n away from the saloons, tw o of the
(9) Any em ployer w ho eom pels his g eth er
th
at
the
conviction
of
th
e
b rib e-tak er ag reem en ts have a th ird stipulation.
em ployes not to jo in a labor union
T his is to th e effect th a t fresh iced
shall be fined not m ore th an $200, or would be m ore difficult. It is quite
d rinking w ater, co n tain in g oatm eal,
Have Reduced the Advertising Pat­ im prisoned for n ot longer than six d ebatable.—L ab o r Issue.
be supplied at the docks d u rin g w o rk ­
ronage 245 Columns and 18
m onths.
ing hours.
Inches
Shingleweavers’ Strike.
T h e ag reem en t does n o t prohibit
L O S A N G E L E S , Feb. 18.—(Special
T he shinglew eavers’ strik e at Bel­
Irish W it.
lo
ngshorem
en from visiting saloons
C o rresp o n d en ce.)—T h an k s to the ac­
A gentlem an riding with an Iris h ­ lingham is p ro g ressin g very sa tisfac­ w hen w ork is over. It is u nderstood,
tiv ity of the various anti-T im es com ­
to rily from the strik e rs’ stan d p o in t.
m ittees, the o riginal list of over 2W man came w ithin sight of an old g al­ Five of the strik e b reak ers w ere in ­ how ever, th a t any m em ber w ho is
lows,
and
to
display
his
wit
said:
unduly given to in to x ican ts cannot
foreign advertisers in the L os A ngeles
duced to quit w o rk last w eek and
"P at, do you see th a t? ”
rem ain in the union.
T im e s has been reduced to the fol­
join the union. T h e E arles B ro th e r’s
“T o be sure O i do,” replied pat.
low ing, who have stub b o rn ly ignored
“And w here w ould you be to d ay if mill, w here the strik e is on, is p ack ­
T h e A m erican F lint G lass W o rk ­
o r refused to accede to th e requests
ing less th an one-half its reg u lar o u t­
the gallow s had its due?”
o f organized labor:
put. T h is is g ratify in g new s to th e e rs ’ U nion has voted to reaffiliate with
“O i’d be riding alone.” replied Pat.
New Y o rk —“ B eecham 's P ills,” Th.
m any shinglew eavers of the N o rth ­ th e A m erican F ed eratio n of L abor.
Beecham , 355 Canal S t.; "E. & W .”
w est, and th ey are show ing th eir
A New One.
collor, E arl & W ilson, 33 E. 17th St.;
appreciation in a su b stan tial w ay by
“ G lycozone," Prof. Chas. M archand,
In Sulphur Springs, Mo., a new- d o n atin g liberally to w ard th e su p p o rt JOHN DELLAR, FIRST AND YAMHILL
61 J, Prince St.; “ H unyadi Ja n o s,” labor paper has been established u n ­ of the strikers. T h e strik e m eans
A ndreas S axlehners, 120 F u lto n St.; der the appellation, "T h e C hristian. much to the w eavers of this sta te and
STREETS, PORTLAND, ORE.
M arvel Co., room 86, T im es Building; T he reason for the selection is given they should lend all possible aid and
Royal B aking P ow der Co., 100 W il­ by the ed ito r as follow s:
assistan ce to th e ir strik in g b ro th ers
liam s St.; W rig h t’s Indian V egetable
“T he nam e is selected because of and m ake it a p a rt of th eir business
P ill Co. San F rancisco—“Cupidene,” its appropriateness. T h is is a labor to see th a t th e strik e rs win o u t in
D avol M edicine Co., box 2076; Dr. paper. Its m o tto is: ‘T h at w hich the end. Should th ey fail, a g eneral
and M rs. Dr. C ham ley, 23-25 T h ird can n o t be secured by toiling day by reduction of w ages will be attem p ted
S t.; “M orm on B ishop's P ills,” Bishop day no m an has a rig h t to en jo y .’ by th e m illow ners of the N o rth w est.
R em edy Co.; “ H air R e sto rer,” Mrs. T his is ju st w hat C h rist tau g h t w hen - -E v e re tt (W ash .) L ab o r Journal.
N ettie H arrison, 73 G eary St. Boston, he was on ea rth ; it is ju st w hat he
M ass.—“C uticura," P o tte r D rug & would teach if he w ere here now.
Interesting Window Display.
Eschew Liquor in Contract.
Chem ical C orp o ratio n ; Radcliffe Shoe H is earth ly life w as spent in lifting
It b eats ev ery th in g in th e city to
T he new ag reem ent subm itted to
Co., D ip t. 42; yV inol," C hester, K ent up. defending and helping the poor
& Co., 63 Chauncey. R ochester, N. and oppressed. H e was a w o rking­ th eir em ployers by th e New Y ork exam ine the 16 show w indow s full of
Y.— D uffy's M alt W hiskey Co.; W a r­ man. a com m on carp en ter, and was City L o n g sh o rem en ’s U nion co n tain s special bargains. L ad ies’ an d m en ’s
n e r ’s Safe Cure. A rm our & Co., C hi­ b itterly despised and eventually put an an ti-liq u o r clause forbidding the $3 and $4 shoes, for $1.50 and $2.50;
cago, 111.; “ Big G,” T h e E vans C hem ­ to death by the g ang who absorbed b rin g in g of liquor of any kind to the m isses’ an d b o y s’ $2 shoes for $1.25
ical Co., C incinnati, O hio;
D oan’s the products of toil th ro u g h the en ­ docks w here th ey are w orking, even and $1.50; also a lot of reg u lar $1.50
K idney Pills, F oster-M ilb u rn Co., slavem ent and exploitation of the the bosses being pro h ib ited from in ­ grad e for 75c; big asso rtm en t of m en ’s
siuts and overcoats, w o rth $12.50, $15
Buffalo, N. Y.; “ Dr. W illiam s' Pink w orking people.
If you have not dulging too freely in liquor.
T h e te x t of the provision is as fol­ and $18, fo r $9.95. A n o th er big lot
P ills,” Dr. W illiam s M edicine Co., taken this view of C hrist, get your
of reg u lar $10 grade, fo r $5.75. A
S chenectady, N. Y.; “ Dr. M iles A nti- T estam en t, and do n ot fail to note low s:
"N cPbeer, w hiskey, or o th e r in to x ­ w indow full of reg u lar $2.50 and $3
P ain P ills,” Dr. M iles M edical Co.. that ‘T he com m on people’ received
icating beverage shall be b ro u g h t on hats for $1.75. A n o th er lo t of reg u ­
E lk h a rt, Ind.; “ Fig B rand E vaporated Him gladly."
the prem ises of th e com pany, and it lar $2 grad e fo r 99c. P an ts, sh irts,
C ream ,” H elvetia M ilk C ondensing)
is d istin ctly u n d ersto o d th a t no underw ear, tru n k s, valises, blan k ets
Co., H ighland, III.; H o ste tte r B it­
P o o r G rounds fo r O pposition.
w orker o r boss shall be perm itted and co m fo rters, at cut prices. J O H N
te rs Co., W a te r St. and F irs t Ave.,
T h ere was introduced into the low-er
D E L L A R , co rn er F irst an d Yamhill.
to w ork while in to x icated .”
P ittsburg, Pa.; L axative Brom o Q u i­
house of the New Y ork legislature
In o rd er to induce m en to stay
nine, P aris M edical Co., St. Louis,
last week a bill in the in terest of un­
M o.; “ P ennyroyal P ills,” C hichester
ion labor. It m akes it a crim inal o f­
C hem ical Co., M adison S quare, P h il­
fense to offer a bribe to any rep re­
adelphia, Pa.; P ostuin C ereal Co.,
sentative of a labor »rganization. T his
B attle Creek, Mich.; “ S tu a rt’s R em ­
bill is w ith one accord condem ned by
edies,” F. A. S tu art, M arshall, Mich.;
the capitalist press, because it is said
W a lte r B aker & Co., D orchester,
th at if this bill had been the law at
Mass.
the tim e Samuel J. P arks, now in
C om paring th e ad v ertising p atro n ­
Sing Sing prison, was under pro secu ­
age in the T im es of Jan u ary , 1903,
tion for ex to rtio n , the conviction of
w ith th a t o f th e co rresponding m onth
P arks would have been m ade ex ­
of th is year, the decrease am ounts to
trem ely difficult and rem ote, for the
245 colum ns and 18 inches.
reason under th is m easure any p er­
It can be readily seen th a t the w ork
son offering o r giving bribes would
o f w ritin g le tte rs to advertisers in
thereby incrim inate him self w ere he
the T im es has been m ost effective.
to testify ag ain st an y one accepting
Now, let us give these C itizens’ Al­
the same. T h is is true, and if the
liance lovers a tench of “high life”
suprem e object of the law was the
by refusing to purchase their com ­
conviction and punishm ent of all of­
m odities.
fenders, th is o bjection would be suffi­
cient; but the highest te st of a good
Good L abor Law s.
law is not in the sure conviction and
N ew Y ork sta te has tw o chief fac­ infliction of the p en alty for its v iola­
to ry inspectors w ho get a salary of tion. but in its suppression or pre­
$5500 a year, and they have a u th o r­ vention of crim e in its inception or
ity to hire as m any deputies as they inducem ent. B etter to d estro y the
need. New Y ork also has a num ­ seed th an grub up the weed. Is it
b er of excellent labor laws, am ongst b etter th at one b ribe-taker should suf­
w hich are the follow ing:
fer and a hundred bribe-givers escape,
(1) All stairw ays m ust be protected as was verily th e fact in th e P arks
by handrails.
case, or th a t the one hundred b rib e­
(2) F acto ry door m ust not be lock­ givers be d eterred by legal penalty?
ed d uring w orking hours.
It w ould g reatly reduce the volume
(3) E very factory w orker m ust have of b ribery in a com m unity, such a
H. S. ROWE,
at least 250 cubic feet of air.
law as th e one proposed, and th a t is
General Agent
(4) No baker w orker shall wmrk m ore im p o rtan t tn an th a t one guilty
longer than ten hours a day.
m an m ight escape. N or is it an alto-
(5) Seats m ust be provided for w o­
m en and girls.
(6) No stree t railw ay w orker shall
LEE M. CLARK, P r e s id e n t
w ork longer than ten hours a day.
GEO. M. ORTON, M a n a q er
(7) Any c o n tra c to r w ho em ploys
w o rkers who are not citizens on p ub­
lic w orks m ay be fined from $50 to
$500
(8) All scaffolding m ust be con­
stru cted so th a t it will bear four tim es
the w eight th a t it has to bear, and
WE PRINT
IO 7 FRONT STREET
n o t m ore than four m en m ust be put
CONSTITUTIONS, BY-LAWS, WORKING
upon a sw inging scaffolding a t one
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Tourist
Car East
B U T T E R 46c and 60c
Bast o r e e m e r y -.............- ......... OOc and 05o
■ g g s , s e le c t e d , d o a e n ..................- ................3 0 c
B e st Sugar-C ured Ham .......................... lo o
P ic n ic U a u i.........
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6 p ou n d ! P ure L ard -............................ . ?2
1 0 pounda P ure L ard............. ..........—8 1 .1 0
Beat 8Oo T e a ................................................SOc
L ea v e order for C hristm as T u r k e y s, 23c,
early; C h icken, I8o; G ee se , 14c,
for (Saturday,
La Grande Creamery
W e H a v e M oved T o
291
Morrison St.,
Between 4th
3 6 4 Y A M H IL L
d 5th
8 ts .
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