Portland labor press., January 13, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

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B ol B lu m a u o i
▲ T O P -L IN E R
T he inauguration cerem onies were
tlamphool, and he certainly don't simple in the extrem e. A few m in­
T he shades of night were falling fast look very far ahead or he would see utes before 12 o'clock G overnor-elect
W hen through
M anchuria
there where such action will land him, es­ Adams called at the office of G over­
THE DRUGGIST
passed
pecially if the organization to which nor Peabody, who was to accom pany
Cornar Second and Washington Streets
SUNDAY.
A general with flashing eye.
Wholesale Dealers and Importers
he belongs m akes itself effective by him to the house of representatives, Photo Engravers, Local SI—Meets
L et u t su pp ly your drug w ants
W ho bore this banner proudly high: being aggressive. T his P arry busi w here the inauguration was to be
every first Sunday in month at 11,
______
“ Eatem upski.’’
A. M. at 230% Yamhill street.
'
A rm in arm Mie tw o men,
ness may look all right to some, but held.
Peabody on the right, A dam s on the Typographical Union, 68 — Meets > Wood and Wire and Metal Lathers,
the
time
is
not
far
in
the
future
when
A few days passed, again he strode
every first Sunday in the month in
Local 64—Meets every Thursday
a reaction will set in and the P arry left, entered the house, which was
the Auditorium building.
> evening at 230)4 Yamhill street.
W ith fierce dem eanor up the road:
lzed m erchant will find himself di packed alm ost to suffocation by sena­ Railway Freight Handlers,
le r s ,
334—
834— Theatrical Employes, Local 98— Meets
A nother banner now he bore,
Meets every second and fourth
every second and fourth Thursday
Changed somewhat from the one be­ vorced from his custom ers. 1 can tors, representatives and visitors.
Sunday 230)4 Yamhill street.
in Marquam building at 3 P. M.
L ieutenant-G overnor lla g g o tt, p re­
see
no
other
w
ay
out
of
it.
fore :
MONDAY.
siding
over
the
jo
in
t
session
of
the
"Suppose
the
fight
against
labor
FRIDAY.
“W aitabitski.”
Laborers’ international
International n
Pro-
continues. Isn 't it plain to every legislature, g reeted both men as they Building
uitaing LaDorers
o . MachinistSi Willamette Lodge No. 63
tective Unton of America, Local N o .; .—Meets every Friday evening at 162
T he weeks rolled on, again he came thinking man that the labor unions stepped upon the ro stru m with a
1—Meets every Monday evening at
Second street
And bore a banner much the same, will readjust them selves to the new shake of the hand, and seated Gov­
8 P. M. at 264% ’A lder street.
Second street.
Federated
Trades Council— Meets
O n which was w ritten this design,
ernor
Peabody
on
his
right,
the
Gov­
program , and if they can ’t success
Broom Makers—Meets every
y l first and
Before his awesome battle line:
third Monday evening at Plasterers’ every Friday evening at 162 Sec­ 110 F O U R T H S T R E E T
fully cope with th eir adversary in one ernor-elect on his left.
ond street.
Hall, 127 First street.
“N otyetski.”
"T he Chief Justice will now adm in­
way they will do so in another. T hey
United Garment Workers of America,
Cooks'
and
Waiters*,
Local
189—
will put the m erchant who fights them ister the oath of office to Alva
Local 228—Meets every first and
Meets every Monday evening at
Portland, Oregon
More weeks elapsed, and on the track
third Friday evening of each month
out of business by letting him se Adams," he said.
287 Salmon
H e rode, now forw ard and now back;
in the Marquam building in Knights
Chief Ju stice G abbert stepped for­ Journeymen Tailors, Local 74—Meets
verely alone—if need be they wi
A w aiting world watched eagerly,
of Pythias Hall.
every second and fourth Monday
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supply their w ants through co-opera ward. and in a few seconds the oath
hi
and
But this was all that they could see:
evening in Union Hall, corner Sec- Laundry Workers, Local 90—Meets Pure M alt, OW Jeff. C . Taylor's Red, W ¿hite
was
given
and
taken
and
Alva
Adams
Blue Star, Mount Vernon Rye, Repsold s Cognac
tive en terp rises ju st as the w orker
ond
and
Stark
streets,
third
floor.
'
every
Friday
evening
in
Plasterers’
“Afteraw hilski.”
Brandy.
are doing in some of the European was the G overnor of Colorado.
Sailors’ Union of Pacific — Meets
Hall, 127J4 First street,
L ieutenant-G overnor H ag g o tt, still
every Monday night at 23 North Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join- M R e s o r t fo r O o n t lo m S n O n l y
They
M ore m onths elapsed, but still no countries, notably Belgium.
Front
mn street
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era, Local 60—Meets every Friday O o n o o rto , B v o n i n g a f r o m 7 : 3 0 to 1 3 : 3 0
will also use the ballot; and when reserving the seat of ho n o r for the Photo-Engravers—Meets
sign
first Mon­
evening at Union Hall, Second and
G
overnor
of
the
state,
requested
ex-
they aw aken to the fact that they
O f battle from that dreadful line;
day in each month in the engraving
Stark streets, third floor.
department, Oregonian Bldg., ninth Carpet Workers and Drapers, Local
have been neglecting their interest G overnor Peabody to change seats
And now before his arm y vast
floor.
T his banner he nailed proudly fast: in this im portant particular they will w ith G overnor Adam s, and the man
110—Meets every Friday evening at
— Meets every Monday
“T o-m orrow ski.” •
begin to use it intelligently—and who went out passed to th e left of Plumbers
230% Yamhill St.
evening at 228% Yamhill street.
P o o l a n d B i lla r d P a r lo n a
through co-operative enterprises and the presiding officer, while the man Stereotypera and Electrotypera, 48—
SATURDAY.
A year had gone, no battle yet,
Meets first Monday in each month Bakery and Confectionery Workers.—
an intelligent use of the ballot they who came in took the post of honor
A . S H R P IR O . M g .
4 6 3 - 1 8 7 TH IRD S T .
T he world came alm ost to forget
at Painters’ small hall, 234% Morri­
Local 114—Meets every firat and
will sitpply put those who fight them on the right.
son street.
T he doughty general, but he
third
Saturdays,
6
o’clock
p.
m.,
at
G
overnor
A
dam
s
then
read
his
in­
out of business. I have given the
Street Railway Employe«' Associa­
228% Yamhill street.
Changed signs w ith regularity:
P h o n e M ain 1 7 4 4
subject much thought, and I can see augural address, in the course of
tion, 18—Meets every first and third Beer Drivers* and Bottlers’, Local 201
“N extw eekski.”
which
he
said:
Monday in each raenth in Union
no other way out of it. M erchants
—Eeets every first and third Sat­ T l x ©
C A S T L E
Hall, Second and Stark streets,
“D uring the past tw o years, Colo­
better let well enough alone, instead
urday evening at Bartenders’ Hall,
But every day before his fine
third
floor.
Q
U
»
W
A H L Q B K lf, Propr.
264% Alder street.
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of going into a scrap that simply rado has had m any incidents to re­ Journeymen Barbera, Local 78—Meets
And aw e-inspiring battle line
gret,
m
any
deeds
to
deplore,
but
Brewers’
U
nion—
Meets
every
first
means their own destruction sooner
every Monday evening at 830%
H e rode, w ith saber in his hand.
« 3 4 W a s h in g to n S tre e t
and last Saturday evening in the
Yamhill street.
much of our evil fam e is due m ore to
or later."
And valiantly gave this com m and:
P ortlan d , O regon
month
at
228%
Yamhill
street,
our ow n exaggerations than to facts.
TUESDAY.
“Backupski.”
Arion Hall.
T he tru th has been bad enough w ith­ Bartenders’ International League of Longshoremen’s Association, 264—
Sailors vs. Longshorem en.
FRED ÄTÄXffOjr
HARRT
At last this grim and dreadful man
out p artisan color. Lies need no press
America, Local 339—Meets every
Meets every first and third Satur­
The
sailors
and
longshorem
en
are
Grew busy, and a m essage ran
Tuesday, alternate afternoon and
day evening in Union Hall, Second
agent. It is not true th at half the
evening, at Bartenders’ Hall, 364%
and Stark streets, third floor.
T o the hom e folks, who freely shed entangled in a difficulty which threat voters of Colorado are dynam iters
Alder street.
Stationary Firemen — Meets every
T heir b itter tears, the while they read ens to cause both organizations trou and anarchists, n o r is it true th a t the
Bindery Women’s Union, No. 113—
first and third Saturday evenings in
ble and consequent loss. T he sailors
“ Gonebum ski.”
oth er half arc shylocks and oppress­
Meets first Tuesday evening of each
Musicians’ Hall, 227 Chamber of
side
of
the
case,
presented
by
A
gent
-—J. W . Foley, in N. Y. Tim es
month at No. 162 Second street
ors. W e cannot com plain if the world
Commerce.
Gold of this city, appears in this is
takes us at our own estim ate. H ere­ Brotherhood of Bookbinders, No. 90 Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
—Meets third Tuesday in month at
sue. T he longshorem en are to be
T h i r d a n d S a l m o n S ts .
—Meets every Saturday evening at
after, w hen we paint our own pic­
SPANISH TRADES UNIONS.
162 Second street, Room 200.
heard from. T he ship-ow ners are en
230% Yamhill street.
ture, let us use a brush th a t will not Cabinet-Makers’ Union, Amalgamated
Labor Is Best Organized in the City joying the battle and are backing ths hide all our virtues and intensify our
Woodworkers, No. 262— M e e t s Shipwrights, Joiners and Caulkers,
P o r t l a n d , O v e r /o n
No. 12—Meets first and third Tues­
sailors who have intelligence enough
of Barcelona.
every fourth Tuesday evening at
faults.
day evenings in Engineers’ Hall,
Plasterers’
Hall,
127%
First
street.
to
know
the
reason
for
the
ship
A m erican w orkm en as a rule are
47% First street.
“T he annals of several counties
C O U N T Y A N D B A N K S U P P L IE S
Secretary, Harry Burroughs, 692
not well inform ed about the labor ow ners’ offered assistance.
Team Drivers’ Union, No. 162— M eets
have been stained by strikes, lockouts,
Front street.
K
ing
R
obert
of
Scotland
had
great
situation in Spain. As a consequence
every T uesday evening at C arpen­
m artial law and outrage. T h ese are Cigar Makers, 209—Meets every first
te rs’ H all, 66 N. Sixth street.
and third Tuesday evening of each
they do not appreciate the efforts that difficulty in keeping peace in the poor testim onials of free governm ent.
month Arion Hall, 228% Yamhill.
P R IN T E R S
arc being made by their Spanish H ighlands of his country. T w o great
"W hile strikes m ay not be forbid­ Journeymen Horseshoers, 41—Meets
B LA N K BOOK M A K E R S
brethren for improved labor condi­ clans, C hattan and Kay, were in the den, we may dream of the reign of
the first and third Tuesday evening
L IT H O G R A P H E R S
tions. A year ago last O ctober when habit of uniting and attacking the justice, we m ay hope for conditions
of each month at the Plasterers’
Finally the king’
Hall, 127 First street.
1 2 3 -1 2 6 F ir s t S t . P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n
the big strike took place in Bilbao king's forces.
and laws th at will m ake strikes un­
the governm ent at the request of the b rother planned to send men into the necessary. F irst am ong those enact­ Musicians’ Mutual Protective Asso­
ciation—Meets first Tuesday after­
N o m eal com p lete w ith o u t good bread
Institute of Social Reform s, appoint H ighlands and stir up bad feeling be ments, in obedience to the expressed
noon of each month room 227
on th e table.
ed a com m ission to inquire into the tween the two clans. T his was done m andate of the people should be an
Chamber of Commerce.
Pressmen’s Union—Meets every first
causes which had led up to such se and the H ighlauders were soon fight honest eight-hour law.
T his, both
Tuesday evening of each month in
rious trouble. T his com m ission has ing each other. In order to weaken parties prom ised the people. L et that
has all thrt q u a lities o f good bread. I t is
the Mulkey Bldg., Second and Mor­
the
clans
so
th
at
they
could
no
longer
su perior to any oth er ano as w h ite as
recently reported, and from its re
prom ise be kept.
rison Sts.
snow . G ive it a trial. M ade by the
po rt Consul General Lay, at Barce fight, it was suggested to them that
'N ext, an am endm ent to the arbi­ Clerks’ Union—Meets first and third
they
each
select
th
irty
of
their
stro
n
g
Tuesday evenings at 162 Second St
Log Cabin Baking Co.
Iona, has transm itted some very in­
trary law requiring a com pulsory sub­
1 1 4 B u s se ll 8t
P h o n e E ast 5 7 9
teresting details to the state depart est, bravest men, and let the sixty m ission of any grievance or difference Riggers, Liners, Ship Painters and
Cleaners—Meets second Tuesday of
ment. A m ong other things, the con­ fight to the death in the presence of between em ployer and employes.
Phone Main 1465
each month in , Alisky building,
su l’ draw s attention to the following the king and his court in the fair city This is n ot com pulsory arbitration,
room 300.
of Perth. T he side which W on the
Travelers’ Goods and Leather Novel­
fa c ts:
nor does it lead to a com pulsory de­
ty Workers, Local 24—Meets the
T he num ber of m iners in the P ro v ­ fight was to be known as having, the cree, but it does com pel a conference,
171h and Quimby Sts.
first and third Tuesday evenings
stro n g est men.
ince of Vizcaya, of which Bilbao is
of each month at the Painters’ Hall,
and
w
here
the
parties
to
an
industrial
T h o u g h the
H ighlanders now
port, was at the time of the strike
324% Morrison street.
onflict honestly confer, a settlem ent
roughly estim ated at 11,000. Briefly knew th a t the king's purpose was to is alm ost certain.
W EDNESDAY.
their dem ands were for an eight-hour kill th e m , off, they were too proud
‘T
he
election
scandals
in
Denver,
Allied
Printing
Trades Council—
w orking day, a minimum wage and and too angry to agree between them ­ Teller, Pueblo, H uerfano, Las Animas
COMMERCIAL TYPESETTERS
Meets second Wednesday evening
(EAST SID E)
selves,
and
they
worked
right
into
the organization of old-age pensions
in each month at 162% Second
ASK FOS PRICES OF MUN01YPE
and some o th er counties indicate a
Since the general strike in 1890 up R obert's plans.
street.
120 GRAND AVENUE
Clan C hattan selected th irty of its needed change in our election laws, Bricklayers’ Union — Meets every
to 1903 the m iners had struck tw enty
S eoo no ano S ta r k S t r ic t ,
and
dem
and
the
enactm
ent
of
an
Wednesday
evening
in
Arion
Hall,
biggest,
strongest,
bravest
men,
in
R oom 6 4
tim es for one reason or another; six
honest and efficient prim ary law. No
228% Yamhill street.
U nio n B look
P ortland , O re .
strikes w ere for sh orter hours, and eluding its chiefs and best leaders. assault upon free governm ent is as
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
Clan
K
ay
did
likewise,
and
the
two
five for increases in wages. In seven
Local
123—Meets
every
Wednesday
serious as a corrupt ballot. T h e pure
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
CHOICE
cases the strikers secured their de­ bands m et in P erth and fought with ballot is the very h eart of our govern
evening in Painters' Hall, 834%
tw
o-handed
sw
ords
and
battle
axes,
Morrison
street.
m ands in full. D uring the same pe
W
INES,
LIQUORS
and CIGARS
m ental system , and w here th a t fails
riod th irly-tw o strikes took place in before the king's court on E aster dem ocracy is a failure and a free re­ LeatherworkeTs—Meets every Wed­
F a m ily B o o m s a ad F a m ily (lardon.
nesday evening, 162 Second street,
other industries, five being for a Sunday, 1402. T hey were all killed public a delusion.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
third floor.
TIVOLI GARDEN SALOON
sh o rter w ork day, .te n for higher but tw o of Clan Chattan and the
Plasterers’
Union,
891—Meets
every
“In fram ing your election laws, see
ANDREW 6WAN9OK, Frepr.
Wednesday
evening
Plaatererr
wages and four for both increased power of the clans was broken for
that th eir m eshes are stro n g enough
NATIONAL. BAMKr-
Cor. zSd and Waahlagtoa.
P arana«». Oa
H alt 127 First street.
pay and the sh orter w ork day. In ten ever.
If the sailors and longshorem en are to hold the big election thief as well Ice Drivers’ and Helpers’ Union, No.
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O » P O B T L A J® , OB.
cases the strikes were wholly suc­
as the small. T h e o rdinary ballot
316—Meets first and third Wednes­
w
illing
to
fight,
the
shipow
ners
will
aad
Ft
sanota
I
Oregon
Phone
N
o
rth
im i
C
olum
bia
Phone
jt
cessful.
day evenings at Bartenders’ Hall,
crook at the polls is bad enough, but
U nita« M atan
T he Spanish labor m ovem ent is furnish them ground to fight on. Is
264% Alder street.
back of him and responsible for him
- . . „ . . A h . MOJAS
stro n g er in Barcelona than in any it wise to fight?—Aberdeen (W ash.)
Grainhandlers, No. 263—Meets every
í . w. »W W KIRJi
is
som
eone
infinitely
stro
n
g
er
and
Wednesday evening at Davis Hall,
other section of the country, owing Post.
..W . C. AÍ.VORD
m ore dangerous.”
Russell
street
and
Albina
avenue.
to the g reater num ber of industries
Cashier. M ». BTBVKNS
JOHN BCKLUND
ADAMS IS GOVERNOR.
THUR8DAY.
located there.
D uring 1903 there
a< «redit la ñ a d , available io
P ro p rie to r
Muropa and the Eastern States.
It
is
reported
that
employes
of
the
were th irty serious strikes at Barce
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Worker«, S ich t aw h an ga aad talagrapMc traaa-
Iona and forty-three strikes of minor Peabody Begins His Contest Today Michigan Central Railway have adopt­
Local 15—Meets every second and t e a «old aa New T o r t Boston, Chicago, 1 2 6 F I R S T S T R E E T
St. lumia, St. Paul. Omaha, l a a Fraa-
ed a pension system.
Which Promises to Renew
fourth Thursday evenings in the cdsco
im portance. T here were 52,015 o per­
aa« the principal paints ta the
B et. W a s h in g to n and A ld e r
month Engineers’ Hall, 47% First Korthwast.
the Trouble.
atives, representing th irty different
Urne bilia drawn to suma to |
Boiler
Makers*
Union—Meets
every
J.
P
.
F
I
N
L
E
Y
«
S
O
U
,
F or a sh o rt tim e at least the people
trades involved in the Barcelona
P aris, Berlin, Frankfort-
second and fourth Thursday eve­ ea-th e _ Main, Hon«
PORTLAND, OREGON
Puñera! Direotore and B
Kong. Yokohama, Cop-
strikes in 1903. O f this num ber 30.- of Colorado will enjoy a peaceful Third
ning
at
Arion
Hall,
228%
Yamhill
C
h
r
ta
tta
c ta , S to c k h o lm . S t. Pet-
and M adison S treets. Com;
Moaeow, Zurich, Honolulu.
street.
355 were m em bers of labor organiza spell. It is only the calm, however, lady aasistant. P h on e V o . 8.
“ O u,. F r e iw ild , P roaident
Longshoremen’« Association, 986— Collections made on favorable tan n a
tions. O f the thirty-three strikes in­ which precedes the storm th at is
Í'
G elier t, V io e P r e» .
Meets
first
and
third
Thursday
eve­
A . F reiw a ld , Beo’y and T rass.
cluded in the com m ittee's investiga threatened in the legislature during
UNION BAKERS’ LABEL.
ning in Union Hall, Second and
tion. the w orkers won com plete victo­ the next few weeks, when Peabody,
Stark streets, third floor.
MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL. BA N K —
ries in six, com prom ised eleven and the man turned down by the voters
Coopers’ Union—Meets first and third
lost sixteen. T he follow ing trad es if Colorado, will go through the cut-
Thursday evenings at Bartendera’
B rew ers end B o ttler s
Hall, 264% Alder street
#. F B A N K WATBON..............„ ...P r e sid e n t
secured a reduction of one hour in and-dried' form ality of contesting
o f th e F am ous
Steam Engineers, Local 87—Meets R. I , DURH AM .....................Ylee-Preatdeot
their w ork day: Dyers, carpenters, A dam s' election before the republican
R,
W
.
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T
T
..,..,..................................Cashier
every Thursday evening in Engin-
sawmill workers, turners, lithograp h ­ lawm akers.
r. BO TT.........AaMataat Cashier
ers’ Hall. 47% First street.
T he hearing of the contest will con
ers, typographers, typesetters and
Garment Workers—Meets first and TRANSACTS A G ENERAL BANKING
bookbinders.
Increases in wages urne at least six weeks. T he selec
third Thursday evening at No. 162
O regon P h on e Boat 4 6
BUSINESS.
Second street.
were secured by the dyers, bakers, tion of the com m ittee which will hear
í
• C olum bia P h o n e 61DO
Brotherhood
Painters,
Decorators
and
Interest
paid
aa
tim
e
depeelts.
stonebreakers, lithographers, book­ the evidence will rest with Lieutenant
See that the above label is on th e bread
Paper Hangers of America, Local D rafts aad lettera af «redit issued, avail- EAST THIRD AND BURNSIDE STS.
binders and typesetters. T he bakers G overnor Jesse F. M cDonald, who you purchase. I t rep resen ts clean in ess,
ID—Meets every Thursday evening able la aB parts e f the world.
and dustm en obtained their full day's .s a republican, and, considering the fair w ages and d eacen t con d itio n s. P a t­
in Painters’ Hall, 234% Morrison. OelbaeUosa a specialty. Gold duet beucht.
P ortland , O regon
rest on Sundays. T he street car men m ajority held by the republicans in ron ize th ose b ak eries w ho use it.
secured one additional holiday per both branches of the legislature, it is
m onth, and a grant of 10,000 pesetas certain that the m em bers of that p a r­
LEE M. CLARK, PRESIDENT
(51429) from the com pany tow ard the ty will strongly predom inate on the
P H O N E M A IN 7 0 5
GEO.
M. ORTON, M anager
support of the em ployes’ savings com m ittee.
At noon Tuesday, Alva Adams was
bank.
M anufacturer
inaugurated a-. G overnor of Colorado.
W h o lesa le en d B etall
D ealer in
Where the “Damphool” Comes In. Standing beneath the draped folds of
A New Albany, Ind., m erchant in the A m erican flag with the w alls
speaking of the Parry organizations, about him and the floor beneath him
says an exchange, is credited with trem bling from the roar of cannon
WE PRINT
which saluted him, he took the oath
saying:
IO 7 FRONT STREET
C O N S T IT U T IO N S , B Y -L A W S , W O R K IN Q
“In my opinion the merchant who which made him governor, for the 281 W ashington St., Cor. Fourth
EXCELSIOR OF KUROPATKUI. pose is to fight organized labor is a
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GLASS & PRUDHOMME CO.
Give Us A Try
Federated Trades
Laundry Company
The EUREKA LOAF
MONOTYPE
LINOTYPE
CITIZENS’ BANK
SCHLEGEL & MOORE
The Popular Saloon
Star « Brewery 4 60.
H O P G O LD
^ EGISTEREP'
S c h ille r
C igar F a c to ry
Havana and Domestn
MULTNOMAH PRINTING CO
CIGARS
goes into organizations whose pur- present at least.
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