Portland labor press., April 21, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

PORTLAND LABOR PRESS, PORTLAND, OREGON
REVERSES BAKERS
“ If such reason exists, that ought Where Sm iling S pring her earliest
Eoiler Makers' Union Meets every R em em ber us w i t h your prescrip­
pays, and w here the health-giving
tion and drug store needs. We
to be the end of this case, for the state visit
second and fourth Thursday eve
breezes of the Pacific will banish
do the square thing
ning at Arion Hall, 228% Yamhill
is not amenable to the judiciary, in "spring fever” and oth er ills to which
Brotherhood Painters, Decorators and
respect of its legislative enactments, flesh is heir.
A L B h .R T B E R N I
Paper H anger of America, Local
Through Ticket Arrangements.
unless such enactments are plainly,
T H K D H l'O G IS r
SUNDAY.
10
Meets
every
Thursday
evening
T ickets from all E ast-side points to
palpably, beyond all question, incon­
W est-side points, and vice versa, Baggage and Transfer Drivers.
in Painters’ Hall, 234% Morrison decorni a n d W a sh in g to n S tr e e t«
The United States Supreme sistent with the Constitution of the all
via the C. & E. are also on sale; and
Coopers’ Union—Meets first and
Meets
Sunday
afternoons
at
12:30
United States. We are not to pre­ on April 1st tickets to all W est-side
Court A' nuls Ten-
third Thursday evenings at Bar­ Sol B lu ra iu ir
in room over harness room at B
K u|«ne Hoc»
points will be on sale by the C. & E.
sume that the State of New York at
tenders’ Hall, 264% Alder street,
0. T. barn, Fifth street, between
Albany; and to all E ast-side points
Hour Law.
Hoyt and Irving.
has acted in bad faith.
• on the S. P. by the C. & E. at Cor­
Electrical Workers, No. 317—Meet­
ings every Thursday evening at
“ Nor can we assume that its Legis­ vallis on which baggage can be check­ Photo Engravers, Local 31 Meets
through to destination, thus avoid­
Cooks and W aiters’ hall, 289 Sal
every first Sunday in month at 11
lature acted without due deliberation ed
ing delay and annoyance to passeng­
mon street.
A. M. at room 214 Goodnough bldg,
Whole
Majority Opinion Holds That I t or that it did not determine this ques­ ers traveling between E ast and W est- Railway Freight Handlers, 334
Dealers and Importer»*
Garment
Workers—Meets first and
tion upon the fullest attainable in­ side jo in ts.
third
Thursday
evening
at
No.
162
Meets
every
second
and
fourth
Violates the Fourt. enth
Full
inform
ation
in
regard
to
rates,
formation, and for the common good. etc., can be obtained from any S. P.
Second street.
Sunday 230% Yamhill street.
Amendment.
We cannot say that the state has or C. & E. agent or from W . E. Co- Typographical. Union,. 58—Meets Longshoremen's Association, 265—
Meets first and third Thursday eve
every first Sunday in the month in
acted without reason or that its ac­ man, G. P. A., S. P. Co., P ortland,
or T. H. Curtis, A cting M anager, C.
ning in Union Hall, Second and
the Auditorium bldg.
tion is a mere sham.
& E. R. R. Com pany, Albany, O re
Stark streets, third floor.
“ Our duty, then, ia. to sustain the gon.
3-31-1 mo.
MONDAY.
Printing Pressmen, No. 43 Meets
In an opinion handed down last statute as not being inconsistent with
first Thursday evening in Mulkey
Building
Laborers'
International
Monday by Justice Peckham, the Su­ the Federal Constitution, for the rea-
building, corner Second and Mor­
Protective Union of America, Lo­
preme Court of the United States held j son—and such is an all-sufficient rea­
rison streets.
cal
No.
1
Meets
every
Monday
to be unconstitutional the New York son—it is not shown to be plainly and
W H E N YOU SE E
evening at 8 P. M. at 264% Alder. Steam Enginers, Local 87—Meets
state law making ten hours a day’s
every Thursday evening in Engin­
Federal Labor Union. No. 11822—
palpably inconsistent with that instru­
ers’ Hall, 49% First street.
work and 60 hours a week’s work in
Meets
Monday
evening
at
228%
» TR ADËsT,U^ ^ t COUNCIL ft
ment. Let the state alone in the man­
Theatrical Employes, Local 28— 110 F O U R T H S T R E E T
Yamhill street.
bakeries in that state. Justice H ar­
agement of its purely domestic af-
Meets every second and fourth
Journeymen Barbers, Local 75
lan, White, Day and Holmes dissented , fairs so long as it does not appear be­
Thursday at 228% Yamhill street.
Meets
first
and
third
Monday
even
and Justice Ifarlan declared that no
Portland, Oregon
yond all question that it has violated
Wood and Wire and Metal Lathers,
ing
at
230%
Yahmill
street.
more important decision had been the Federal Constitution.
Local
54
Meets
every
Thursday
Journeymen Tailors. Local 74 Meets
I
rendered in the last century.
evening at 230% Yamhill street.
P u ^ k M . ^ nniH ? * Î 1Î î nÿ ck1>' Home Club, S haw '.
every second and fourth Monday
“ This view necesarily results from
n!1 <S?a l,B?Id
C - T a y lo r’» Re<t W h ite and
O N E O F T liK S E L A B E L S
The opinion was rendered in the
evening
in
Union
Hall,
corner
Sec­
the principle that the health and safe­
Y ou w i l l k n o w It wan p r in t e d in
Brand8 ' " ' M ° Un‘ V * r’ ° ° " ye’
*P"'
FRIDAY.
case of Lockner vs the State of New
ond
and
Stark
streets,
third
floor.
an office ru n u n d e r f a ir c o n d it io n « .
ty of the people of a state are prim­
D e m a n d it o n a ll y o u r p r in t in g .
lo rk . and was based on the ground
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers,
Photo-Engravers Meets first Mon­
arily for the state to guard and pro­
Portland Allied Printing Trades
No. 125 Meets every Friday eve­
P h on e M ain 174 4
day in each month in the engraving
that the law interfers with the free
CO M PO SED OF
tect and is not a matter ordinarly
ning at Engineers’ Hall, 49% First.
department, Oregonian bldg., ninth
T h e T y p o g r a p h ic a l U n io n
exercise of the rights of contract be­
floor.
of concern to the National Govern­
T h e P r in t in g I’re* Milieu’s U n io n
Carpenters and Joiners, Local 50—
tween individuals. The Court of Ap­
T h e Wei» P r e M m e n ’H U n io n
Plumbers—Meets every Monday eve­
Meets every Friday evening at 66
ment. ’ ’
8 U 8 W A H L O H E N , Propr.
T h e MailerH* U n io n
peals of the state upheld the law and
L ad y B o o k b in d e r s ’ U n io n
North Sixth street.
ning at 228% Yamhill street.
Gov. Chamberlain Dissents.
B r o th e r h o o d o f B o o k b in d e r s
affirmed the judgment of the trial
P h o to E n g r a v e r s ’ U n io n
Sailors’ Union of Pacific—Meets Carpet Workers and Drapers, Local • 3 4 W a sh in g to n Street
Governor Chamberlain sides with
> te r e o t y p e r s ’ A. E le c t r o t y p e r « ' U n io n
court, holding Lockner guilty. Judge
110—Meets every Friday evening
every Monday jiight at 23 North
P ortland , O regon
the minority of the United States Su­
at 230% Yamhill street.
Front street.
Parker wrote the opinion of the New
preme Court in the election upon the
Webb Pressmen—Meets first Monday Federated Trades Council Meets
York Court of Appeals supporting the
C O U N T Y A N D B A N K S U P P L IE S
ten hour labor law, and thinks that
in month, room 214 Goodnough
every Friday evening at Union
law and the court divided four to
UNION
BAKERS’
LABEL.
building.
building,
Second
and
Stark
streets.
the law should not have been held
three on the question of validity.
Mailers’ Union, No, 21—Meets last Laundry Workers, Local 90 Meets
unconstitutional. After reading the
1 he law involved in the case is sec­
Monday in month at room 214
every Friday evening in Plasterers’
P R IN T E R S
synopsis of the opinion written by
tion 110 of the New York State labor
Goodnough bldg.
Hall, 127% First street.
BLANK BOOK M A K ER S
Justice
Holmes,
Governor
Chamber-
law, prescribing the hours of labor in j
Machinists, Willamette Lodge No. 63
L IT H O G R A P H E R S
lain said :
TUESDAY.
—Meets every Friday evening at 2 3 -1 2 6 F ir s t S t . P o r t l a n d , o r c o o r
bakreies in the state. Lockner is a
“ I do not think there is any escape
162 Second street.
Bartenders’ Local 339—Meets every
baker in the city of Utica and was |
.
, from the opinion of Judge Holmes,
first and third Tuesday evening,
N o m eal com plete w ith ou t good bread
found guilty of permitting an employe It has alway8 seemed to me that the
SATURDAY.
and second and fourth Tuesday af­
on the table.
to work in Ins bakery more than 60 regulation of the hours of labor is a
ternoons
at
Bartenders’
Hall,
264%
Bakery and Confectionery Workers,
KEGISTEREP
Alder street.
The EUREKA LOAF
hours in a week, and fined $50. The question which involved the health o f
Local 114—Meets every first and
third Saturdays, 6 o ’clock P. M., has all th* q u alities o f good bread. It is
judgment was affirmed by the New the state and its several municipal- Bee that the above label is on th e bread Bindery Women’s Union, No. 113—
superior
to any other and as w h ite as
Meets first Tuesday evening of
at 228% Yamhill street.
snow. G ive it a trial M ade by the
kork Appellate Courts.
ities, and the question of the adoption you purchase. It rep resen ts clean in ess,
each
month
at
162
Second
street.
Today's opinion dealt entirely with of law8 £or the reguiatiOI, of the hours fair w ages and deacen t con d itio n s. P a t­ Bookbinders, No. .90—Meets third Beer Drivers’ and Bottlers’, Local 201
Log Cabin Baking Co.
—Meets every first and third Sat­
the Constitutional question involved. of labor is one over which the Legis­ ronize th ose b ak eries w h o use it.
Tuesday in month at 162 Second
P h on e E ast 5 70
urday evening at Bartenders’ Hall, 114 B u sse ll S t
Justice Peckham said that the law is lature bad entire power and author­
street, room 200.
264% Alder street.
not an act merely fixing the number ity-
Broom Makers’ Local No. 91 Meets Brewers’ Union—Meets every second
CHOICE
first and third Tuesday in month,
and fourth Saturday evening in
of horn’s which shall constitute a legal
“ It ought to be assumed that the
WINEN,
LIQr
ORM and C I« ARK
room 214 Goodnough building.
the month at 228% Yamhill street,
day's work, but an absolute prohibi­ members elected to the Legislature
F a m ily R o o m s u d F a m ily C a rd en .
Arion Hall.
Cabinet-Makers’
Union,
Amalgamat­
tion upon the employer permitting, have a more intimate knowledge upon
ed Woodworkers, 252—Meets every Bridge and Structural Iron Workers TIVOLI GARDEN SALOON
under any circumstances, more than questions involving the health of those
fourth Tuesday evening at Plast­
—Meets every Saturday evening at
A N D R K W S W A N W IN , P r o p r
ten hours’ work to be done in his es­ engaged in every vocation, and that,
erers’ Hall, 127% First street.
230% Yamhill street.
t*ossH .sj.o, lia
Secretary, Harry Burroughs, 692 Longshoremen, Local 264 Meets at C or, Z8d and W a s h in g to n .
tablishment. He continued :
with such knowledge, they are in a
Front
street.
call
of
president
at
hall
in
Union
“ The employe amy desire to earn the position to act with more intelligence
Cigar Makers, 202 Meets every first
block, third floor, corner Second Orsgon Phone N orth IJ41 Columbia Phone jf
extra money which would arise from upon the subject, than are the courts,
and third Tuesday evening of each
and Stark streets.
the working more than the prescribed state or Federal. To my mind, it
month at Arion Hall, 228% Yam­ Stationery Firemen Meets every
hill street.
time, but this statute forbids the em­ seems clear that tlie question is one
first and third Saturday evenings
Cooks and Waiters, Local 189—Meets
ployer from permitting the employed for the Legislature, and not for the
in Musicians’ Hall, 227 Chamber
JO H N B C K L U N D
every Tuesday evening at 187 Sal­
of Commerce.
Then See That This Label is on
to earn it. It necessarily interfers courts. ’ ’
Proprietor
mon street.
Shipwrights,
Joiners
and
Caulkers,
with the right of contract between the
Your Custom-Made Clothing
Horseshoers,
41
Meets
the
first
and
No.
12—Meets
first
and
third
Tues­
employer and employed concerning
The cigarmakers are feeling pretty
third Tuesday evening of each
day evenings in Engineers’ Hall, 1 2 5 F I R S T S T R E E T
the number of hours in which the lat­ good now over the fact that the inter­
month at the Plasterers’ Hall,
49% First street.
Bet. W a.h lag.oQ and A ide.
ter may labor in the bakery of the em­ national revenue authorities have de­
127% First street.
Team Drivers’ Union, No. 162 Meets
Musicians'—Meets first Tuesday af­
ployer.
P O R T L A N D . ORBOON
every Saturday evening at Carpen­
cided that their label can be put on
ternoon of each month, room 227
ters’ Hall, 66 N. Sixth street.
“ The general rights to make a con­ cigar boxes in any place or manner, i t is an indication o f f a ir con­
Chamber of Commerce.
P resid en t
ditions. and fakes the place
tract in relation to his business is just so they do not cover the internal
Î' - ®e ll®;t, V io e P r e s.
Riggers, Liners, Ship Painters and
A. F reiw ald , Beo'y and Treaa
o f boycots, strikes ana
part of the liberty of the individual revenue stamp or factory brand of
Cleaners Meets second Tuesday of T - X T - T -Â -X Æ E 3 S
protected by the 14th amendment of caution required by law.
lockouts
each month at 29 North Front.
H andles a Oood L ia s o t
the Federal Constitution. Under that
WEDNESDAY,
provision no state can deprive any
U N IO N M A D B C IO A R B
B rew ers end B o ttler»
and T O B A C C O S .............
See That This Badge is Worn by the Allied Printing Trades Council—
person of life, liberty or property
o f the Fam ous
Teamster Who Does Your Draying
Meets second Wednesday evening
AU Kinde ot
without due process of law. The right
utNVtK RA||
in each month at 214 Goodnough
F R U I T I . N U T S and C A N D IR »
to purchase or to sell the labor is part
building.
of the liberty protected by this
N 0 « OBIUMBU Ml
Bricklayers' Union—Meets
every 234 WASHINGTON ST.
O regon P hone East 46
amendment, unless there are eircum- 1
Wednesday evening in Arion Hall,
C olom bia P h on e B10O
stances which exclude the rights.’’
228% Yamhill street.
MBROHANTV NATIONAL. B A N K —
EAST THIRD AND BURNSIDE STS.
Grainhandlers, No. 263—Meets every
The Justice quoted statistics to
Wednesday evening at Davis Hall,
show that the trade of a baker is not
P ortland, O regon
,
«. F K A M
Bussell street and Albina Ave.
W IT H Y O U R J O U R N E Y
« . l a D U B t t A M .. .. .
an especially unhealthy one, and said
Ice Drivers’ and Helpers’ Union, No. R . W. B O T T
J . r . FLKX.BT * B O S , ___________
men could not be prevented from
316—Meets first and third Wednes­ a a o e o a w . kott
Fanera! D lreotors and Bm bolw era see
earning a living for their families. He
day evenings at Bartenders’ Hall,
T hird and M adison Streets. Con
If your tickets read over the Denver and
*•*7 aaaiatent. P h on e B o . 8.
concluded :
264% Alder street.
Rio Grande Railroad, the “Scenic Line
Leatherworkers—Meets
every
Wed­
“ It seems to us that the real object
of the W orld,”
nesday evening, 162 Second street,
and purpose was simply to regulate
third uoor.
13120866
the hours between the master and his
OF TEAMSTERS' Plasterers’ Union, 821 Meets every
B E C A U S E
employes, all being men sui generis,
No. ite
(told duet bought.
Wednesday evening at Plasterers’
in a private business not dangerous ,
Hall, 127 First street.
There are so many scenic attractions and
M aM a O vary Tuesday la U oloa H a ll
in an degree to the morals or in any
Stereotypers and Electrotypers, 48
points of interest along the line between
real and substantial degree to the
Meets first Wednesday, room 214
Ogden and Denver that the trip never
N A T IO N A L U N IO N O F T H E U N IT E D
Goodnough building.
health of employe. Under such cir­
becomes tiresome.
BREW ERY W ORKMEN
Travelers' Goods and Leather Nov­
cumstances the freedom of master
e f t e e U n ite d
elty Workers Meets every second
and employe to contract with each ’
L V K IL L «
and fourth Wednesday at 264%
. « a n n a sut
other in relation to their employment
Alder
street.
It you are going East, write for information and
C . A X .V O R D
and in defining the same cannot be get a pretty book that will tell you all about it.
Woman’s Label League—Meets every
C a s h le r S . F . H B T I W I
prohibited or interfered with without
Hist and third Wednesday after­
•re d it leaved. av a ila b le to
Display the »bore c*rd in the «hops
noon and every second and fourth
violating the Federal Constitution.’’ W. C. McBRIDE, General Agent
H you do not see the card, please asi
Sight seiabange a n d ______ _________
Wednesday
evening
of
each
month
Justice Holmes and Harlan both de-
lo r k.
at Hall 300, Alisky building.
t m o i m«« xaiiTimo
livered dissenting opinions and Jus­
124 T H IR D S T R E E T
e la n a e ï tea prtmdpal patate to th«
The fallowing is a list of the unfau
OF THE UNITED STATES
THURSDAY.
tices White and Day concurred in
O R E G O N
P
O
R
T
L
A
N
D
barber
abopt ia the ci{y:
Justice H arlan’s views. He said in
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers,
« “The above Trade Mark can be found on all
A
ll
io-cent
barber thopa, all Japanese
Local
15
Meets
every
second
and
part :
Kegtand Packages ot Union Made Beer
fourth Thursday evenings in the
barber thopa, and all Chinete barber
“ I do not stop to consider whether, EXTENDING WINTER RATES.
month, Engineers’ Hall, 47% First.
any particular views of this economic
To
Yaquina
Bay,
Which
to
People
question presents the sounder theory.
Wishing to Enjoy Nature’s
The question is one about which there
Beauties Proves So Popular.
is room for debate and for an honest
LEE M . C L A R K , PRESIOIRT
The low rates in effect from points
P H O N E M A IN 7 0 5
difference of opinion. No one can
GEO. M . O R T O N , M a na g er
on the S. P. to Yaquina Bay during
doubt that there are many reasons,
M anufacturer
the w inter, which proved so popular
W h olesale and B etel]
based upon the experience of man­ with the people wishing to view the
D ealer in
kind, in support of the theory that, all beauties of nature at that magnificent
things considered, more than ten seaside resort, have been extended Havana and Domestic
the m onth of April, and tickets
hours’ steady work each day, from during
will be sold on W ednesdays and Sat­
week to week, in a bakery or confec­ urdays until the last of April, good
WE PRINT
tionery establishment may endanger for return at any time up to May 31,
IO 7 FRONT STREET
1905.
O O N 6 T IT U T IO N S , B Y -LA W S , W O RK IN O
the health, impair the usefulness and
T he m onth of April should be a 381 Washington St., Cor.
O A R D 6, L C T T C R H C A D S , C R V E L O F C S :
PORTLAND ORE.
shorten the lives of the workmen.
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