Portland labor press., April 21, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

PORTLAND LABOR PRESS, PORTLAND, OREGON
AROUND TOWN
personnel of this pleasing function city. The result of the election is as
will consist of the members and la­ follows: E. A. Brockman was ad
dies of the Typographical Union, the vanced from vice-president to tho
Pressmen, Web Pressmen, Bookbind­ chair; L. M. Dreyfus was elected vice-
What the Union Men of Port­ ers, Lady Bookbinders( the ladies in president, and A. C. Moffat delegate
the bookbinding trade have a union to the Federated Trades Council.
land Are Dom?.
of their own), Stereotypers, Photo
A. W. Jones, the retiring president,
Engravers and the Mailers—eight dis­ has accepted a position in Spokane,
1 GOOD SHOWING IN ALL TRADES tinctive trades identified with the Wash., aqd removed with his family
printing industry of our prosperous to that city. He left Portland last
city. Committees are now at work Saturday evening for his new home.
1 C o m p e n d iu m o f th e V a r io u s L o ca l O r­ preparing for this event, the date His departure is to be regretted, espe­
g a n is a t io n s In t h e C ity -—A ll In a
and place of which will be announced cially by the organized labor forces,
H e a lth y C o n d itio n a n d
in a future number of the Portland as he was a safe and conservative
G r o w in g .
Labor Press. That the feature will counsellor, and was possessed of un­
be a record-breaking success is as­ usual ability and strength of charac­
FEDERATED TRADES COUNCIL. sured by the people who are sched ter that made him a confidant with
uled to take part.
both the business element and the
Portland, Ore., April 14, 1905.
labor forces. The offices that Mr.
Meeting called to order at eight
Jones resigned in the organized labor
o ’clock, President Purdy in the chair
WOMEN’S LABEL LEAGUE.
forces of Portland to accept his po­
Minutes of the previous meeting read
The Women's Label League held
sition in Spokane was president of
and approved.
their regular weekly meeting last
Credentials—Federal Labctr Union, Wednesday afternoon at their hall in the Cigarmakers’ Union, president of
Gray, Fraser, Olsen; Sailors, H. the Alisky building. This was the al­ the Officers’ Association, president of
Sands, C. Goodman. Rev. E. P. Hill, ternate week, when the meeting was the Pacific Coast Blue Label League
the delegate from the ministerial as­ to be held in the afternoon so as to and delegate to the Federate Trades
sociation, was present and upon mo­ give members with families an op­ Council. In all of these positions of
tion was admitted without taking the portunity to attend. There was a trust he made more than good, and
obligation, he agreeing to keep secret good attendance and an interesting his absence will be keenly felt by or­
ganized labor of this city and state.
all business of a secret nature.
session, at which the importance of
Communications and bills—Com­ equiring the union label on goods While Mr. Jones is still a young man,
munication from A. F. of L., relative was the principal theme. The ladies he has had considerable experience
to the appeal for financial aid of the have discovered that it is not such in the labor movement. Before com­
Western Federation of Miners; placed a difficult task to call for union-made ing to Portland three years ago from
on file. From Frank Morrison, ask­ goods after all, and the more they Duluth, Minn., he was president of
ing for names of unions in this city become trained to the idea that the the Central Labor Council of that
that do not affiliate with the Council; money they make their purchase with city, and was otherwise identified
secretary instructed to furnish same. is their own, to do as they see fit with with the labor movement of that state,
While the valuable labors of Mr,
From Allied Wall Paper Trades, call it, the more their courage increases
ing attention to the unfair product of to demand what they want from the Jones will be missed in Portland, it
the Quaker City Wall Paper Co.; laid clerk. They have become conscious of will only be transferred to a city in
over for two weeks. From Woman’s the fact that if they are not shoHvn our neighbor state where the mission
T ry O ur
Union Label League, expressing their the particular ribbon they want it is of proclaiming the cause of the bread
thanks for the assistance rendered not hard to call for other patterns winners is as urgent as it is herd1. In
them by the Council; filed. Bill for or go to a store where they can find him they will find a valuable acquisi
S o m e th in g N e w :
$12 hall rend and that of $1.05 dues what they want. In the Eastern cit­ tion.
in the Officers’ Association were or­ ies, where organized labor has become
dered paid. Building Trades Commit­ better established than here, the ex
S o m e t h i n g to T a k e H o m e :
tee report having called upon A. K. ception is to see the wife of a work­ NEW COMPANY INDORSED BY
Bently for the purpose of endeavor­ ing man go to a store and not de­
PROMINENT MEN
ing to adjust the trouble existing be­ mand the labeled goods. She knows
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S o m e t h i n g G o o d to E a t :
tween the Bridge and Structural Iron that when she does so it is helping
Workers’ Union and Mr. Bently, but her husband, son or brother to get pire Electric Company, which put in
were unable to arrive at a settlement. better wages, shorter hours, and con­ the Home Telepjhone system in this
Motion that the report be accepted sequently it helps herself in acquir­ city, is 4o be complimented upon the
and A. K. Bently be declared unfair ing more of the comforts of life. praiseworthy manner in -which the
M a d e O n ly b y th e
to organized labor; carried. Manu­ These truths are beginning to dawn work has been conducted and the ex
facturing Trades Committee asked for upon the wives of the working men cellent quality of all material used
further time on grievance of the Ci- of Portland, and the more they realize in construction.
garmakers’ Union; extention of time the force of the union label argu­
The “ Home ’Phone” system is
granted.
ment the more they will emulate the proving very satisfactory to us, and
Unfinished business—The matter of practices set by their sisters an the only words of praise have reached us
appointing a committee to arrange for Eastern states.
from San Diegans generally. Yours
the celebration of Labor Day, which
very truly,
was laid over at the last meeting was
(Signed) SAN DIEGO UNION.
LADIES’ AUXILIARY.
taken up. Motion that a committee
entire system is of a permanent char­
Bankers Savings Bank,, E. E. Web­
City Engineer.
SH ER IFF’S SALE.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Mult­
of five be appointed to arrange for
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acter, and is constructed to give first- ster, Cashier.
San
Diego,
Cal.,
March
21,
1905.
nomah
Typographical
Union
held
its
the celebration of Labor Day and the
Sail Gabriel Valley Bank. Thomas
I n th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of Ore-
class service.
,
M u ltn o m a h C ounty.
entertainment of the delegates to the meeting last Tuesday at the home of Mr. John P. Sharkey,
So far as I know there has been C. Bolt, President.
O. O. J e n n in g s , P la in tiff
V S.
Ernest
If.
May,
Vice-President
Chamber
of
Commerce
Building,
delegates to the convention. Amend­ Mks. Gallop, 305 Pacific street. The
no complaint as to the dual system. First National Bank.
J . S. Seed, D e fe n d an t.
Portland, Ore.
ment that in case an increase is made next regular meeting will be held in
B y v irtu e o f an ex ecu tio n , ju d g m e n t o rd e r
Possibly there may be complaint later
The
Model
Grocery
Company,
J.
)
a n d d e cree issu e d o u t of the above e n title d
Dear Sir—Referring to your inqui-
in the number of members on the com­ their hall in the Alisky building. Two
on in the matter of expense connect­ W. Herlihy, President.
' » “SV. to me d ire c te d a n d d a te d th e 10 th day
' 1,90.a - “ P °n a ju d g m e n t re n d e re d
The Frank V. Rider Investment ? a n i , d j Aprl.
mittee the increase is to be made upon meetings a month, one of them at the y as to the nature of the construc­ er with the rental of two ’phones.
e n te re d in said c o u rt on the 3 rd day
S i n - ° Te?1^ r - 1904l in fa v o r o f ° O J e n
the approval of the Council; carried home of a member in the afternoon, tion of the Empire Eelectric Com­ The Home people, not having com­ Company, W. F. Conrey.
plain tiff, a n d a g a in st J . S. Seed, d e ­
Pasadena Transfer Com panv/ll. G. nings.
fe n d a n t, fo r th e sum of $5000. w ith in te r e s t
as amended. Chair appointed H. G. has been decided upon, so as to give pany in the San Diego system of tel­ pleted their system, h^ve as yet made Cattell.
.
?
h
e
thq
,
/ a !ie o£ / S?r eeEt - p e r 8 n "u m from
Parsons, Chas. Grassman, Harry Gurr, a lady member who has children an ephony, I wish to say that nothing no charge for the use of their ’phones.
3 rd d a y of N ovem ber. 1904, a n d th e
Newberry & Dagley, George K. the
f
u
r
th
e
r
sum of $19.25, w ith in te re s t a t the
better
can
possibly
be
done,
with
our
opportunity to take part in the Aux­
T. M. Leabo, Gales Downs.
So far as my observation goes, the Dagley.
ra te o f b p e r c e n t p e r an n u m from the 3 rd
present
knowledge
of
that
class
of
2??’
N°y.era] )e^ 1904. less th e sum of
Pasadena Hardware Company. Per
Plumbers request that the name of iliary meetings once a month without
majority of people who use both
re a liz e d on ex ec u tio n on D ecem ber
Joseph Welsh, President.
work.
The
pole
lines
are
constructed
b,
1904.
an
d th e costs of an d upon th is w rit
having
to
be
away
from
home
during
Brigham Bros, be removed from the
phones, use the automatic in prefer­
com m an d in g me to m ake sale of the follow ing
in
a
way
to
be
a
credit,
not
only
to
the
evening.
The
plan
is
working
ad­
d
e
sc
rib
e
d
real
p ro p e rty , to -w it:
unfair list. Motion to comply with
ence to the “ Bell’ system, as it is
MR. WERLEIN'S TENURE.
All of the W est h a lf ( *£ ) of L ot n u m b e re d
mirably, as the meeting last Tuesday the company itself, but to the city of much quicker to get the party called.
the request; carried.
k
t 7 ? a n d th e S o u th 2 feet of th e W est
< 2» L
L ot n u m b e re d E ig h t (8 )
Motion that the Cooks and Wait­ attested. A letter was read by the sec­ San Diego at large. Their system of Another feature of the automatic Mr. Beveridge Brings Out Dates to I!*1*.
P o 'S X & o X
underground
construction
cannot,
in
ers’ Union be requested to furnish retary from Foster, Milburn & Co.,
’phone is that conversation between
pl<«^ thereof <m file la th< records of M u lt­
Show It Has Extended Over
nom ah C ounty, O regon.
each union in the city with a list of of Buffalo, N. Y., in answer to a com­ my opinion, be excelled. The whole parties is absolutely limited to the
Now, th e re fo re , by v irtu e o f sa id e x e c u ­
Eighteen Years.
tio n , ju d g m e n t, o rd e r a n d d e cree a n d in
munication from the auxiliary, that construction throughout the city was parties talking. When the connection
union restaurants; carried.
com
w ith th e com m ands of s a id w rit,
Portland, Ore., April IS —(To the I w pliance
ill on M onday, th e 15 th day of M ay,
Under good and welfare Rev. Hill they had removed their ad. from the done in such a manner that never for has been made it is the same as
1905,
a
t
10
o ’clock a. in., a t th e fr o n t do o r
delivered ’a short address which was Los Angeles Times. A letter was also a moment was the traffic in the streets though there was a direct wire run­ Editor.)—In reply to Mr. Werlein’s o f th e C ounty C o u rt H o u se, in P o rtla n d ,
M
ultnom
ah
C
ounty, O regon, sell a t pub lic
statement made in Saturday’s Ev­
read from the Liquozone Company made to suffer.
well received by the delegates.
au ctio n , (s u b je c t to re d e m p tio n ) to th e high
ning from one ’phone to the other,
ening
Telegram,
that
he
had
not
been
e
st
b
id
d
e
r
fo
r
cash in h and, all th e rig h t,
In my official capacity as city en­
The following receipts and disburse­ that they would quit advertising with
with no intermediate “ central.”
title a n d in te re s t w hich th e w ith in nam ed
in
public
office
for
about
20
years,
I
gineer
it
became
necessary
for
me
to
d
e
fe
n
d
a
n
t
(o
r
e
ith e r of th e m ) had on th e
ments were reported: Receipts—Car­ the Los Angeles Times as soon as their
Since advent of the Home Tele­
1 4 th d a y o f N ovem ber, 1904. o r sin ce th a t
will
state
the
facts
of
his
tenure
of
be
in
a
measure
connected
with
the
contract
expired.
d a te had ill a n d to th e above d e sc rib e d p ro p ­
pet layers and Drapers, $12; Book­
phone Company in San Diego the Sun­
e rty o r an y p a rt th e re o f, to s a tis fy sa id
At the close of the meeting refresh work, and in that way I became quite set has vastly improved the service. office for the benefit’ of the public.
ex ecu tio n , ju d g m e n t o rd e r a n d decree, in ­
binders, $3; Sheetmetal Workers, $3;
te
In 1887, when according to his own re s t, co sts a n d a c c ru in g costs.
Sailors, $3. Total, $21. Disburse­ ments. were served and music dis­ conversant with their methods, tech­ They have practically rebuilt their
cv
.
T - M. W O RD ,
S h e riff of M u ltn o m ah C ounty. O regon.
nical,
as
well
as
from
a
businesi
statement,
he was 19 years of age,
ments, $13.05.
pensed by the members who had been
D a ted th is 11th d a y o f A pril, 1905.
system in this city.
F ir s t issu e A p ril 14. 1905.
standpoint.
he was a deputy under Mr. E. W.
given musical advantages.
Meeting adjourned.
L a s t issu e M ay 12. 1905.
So far as the service rendered by
Paget,
then
City
Engineer.
He
then
As
to
the
automatic
system
of
con­
B
ro n a u g h & B ronaugh, A tto rn e y s fo r p la in ­
GRANT M c D o n a l d , Sec.
the Home Telephone is concerned, the became chief deputy under his uncle tiffs.
nection between subscribers, U is sim­
CIGARMAKERS MEET.
great majority of the people who have Mr. Frank Hacheney. City Treasurer.
ply a marvel, working with the most
PRINTING CRAFTS SOCIAL
B ISH A R A H. Y A RED
The Portland Cigarmakers met in exact precision and never failing to used it seem to be of the opinion He was then elected to succeed iiis
The time has not yet been fixed nor regular session last Tuesday evening,
uncle
in
1900
and
rejected
to
the
I
O
ne
of
the n e w est an d n e a te s t e sta h -
that it is as near an ideal telephone
the place selected for an excursion and besides having a large attend­ bring the result desired. Yours very as can be expected. Very respectful­ s a m e o f f ic e 111 1902, making’ in all over bahi»«nts in th e city, d e a lin g in th e m an y
IS years of continuous service. H e ¡ ¡ j f
and picnic to be given by the printing ance, transacted an unusual amount of truly,
ly.
(Signed) H. W. VINCENT,
now wants to succeed himself for the “,,'d
Mr B ia h a ra If. Vartwl a t No. 1 N o rth
trades in the city of Portland identi­ business. A number of officers were (Signed) G. A. D'HEMECOURT.
third term
r o u r th
s tre e t
M r. Y ared cam e h e re six
City Clerk
11,11,1 tv * m .
m onths ago from S t. L ouis, w h e re he w a s en-
City
Engineer.
fied with the Allied Printing Trades elected, owing to the resignation of
. To make a public office hereditary £ £ £"■ a ^ u /'.^ o X e ^ T S a i” Hi".WX
Blessed W ith Fine Service.
Clerk of the City of San Diego.
Council, but is soon will be. The A. W. Jones, preseidetit, who left the
IS not aeeordine to O ltr f o r m of gOV- '» tnost a ttra c tiv e ly a r ra n g e d am i n e a tly k e p t
Pasadena, Cal., March 9, 1905,
ernment and it is not subservient to X ie " ” ¿ X ^ k X o X ^ X " it^rig ”."’
San Diego, Cal., March 24, 1905.
To Whom It May Concern:
th e best interests ot the public.
I 1
to b acco an d candy, as well as a nice
Hon. John P. Sharkey,
If there is a man left in the coun­ leave it for the public to decide wheth- ¡ k 'V e X r V X c o m f c X h ,» W“ u X
Chamber of Commerce Building.
n.lne y e a rs ago a n d lo c a tin g in S o u th C ard
try who honestly doubts that compe­ er this endless chain shall be broketn. line,
w here he becam e
Dear Sir—In response to your re­
c itiz e n of th e U n ite d
JOS. \Y. BEVERIDGE.
S ta te s .
tition in the telephone business is a
quest as to how the automatic tele­
good tiling we beg to c^ll his atten­
phone is regarded in San Diego, the
tion to Pasadena. For years we were
opinion of the people of this city as
forced to accept any kind of service
THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE MODEST SUMS
to the dual system, and whether or
the Sunset Company wished to give,
AND- WHO DON T WANT TO COSE IN UNCER­
not they are pleased with the service
and at the same time pay a price
TAIN VENTURES, YET WHO ARE WILLING TO
rendered by the “ Home” or auto­
The Season o f 1905
which was high enough to call for
INVESTIGATE A PROPOSITION CONDUCTED
matic telephone, I desire to say:
NOW OPEN
the best. This condition existed until
HONESTLY AND WITH FULL GUARANTEE OF
The Home Telephone people have
the Home Telephone Company built
L et U s F i t Y o u ’ O a t. W e ¡W ill
CERTAIN PROFITS, WILL LEARN SOMETHING
made a host of friends in the city of
a modern plant, did away with party
T rea t Y ou R ig h t
OF INTEREST AND TO THEIR PROFIT BY
San Diego by the courteous manner
lines, adopted a policy of fair treat­ B IC Y C L E S- « 2 5 .0 0 to « 7 5 .0 0 E A SY TER M S
in which their officials treat all classes
ADDRESSSING
ment and sold their service «at just
B A S E B A L L—B ig g e s t S to c k in P o r tla n d
of people with whom they come in prices. We now are not only blessed
contact, and the excellent manner in with fine local service, but the Home
T E N N IS F IS H IN G T A C K E A M M U N ITIO N
which the entire system is constructed.. Company has long distance lines all
B IC Y C L E R E P A I R S H O P in C o n n eetio n
A L L W O R K n t A R A N T K K I)
PKICKM R IG H T
The poles are straight, well painted over Southern California.
There
may
be
some
cities
that
pre­
and of sufficient height to keep the
LOCAL REFERENCES IN ABUNDANCE
wires out of the way of traffic. The fer obsolete methods, but Pasadena is
O P E N E V E N IN G S
wires are copper, ami the work of the not one of them.
122 G RAND AVENUE
Patronize Home Industry
by asking
Your Grocer
/òr
CRACKERS
CAKES
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C R E O -M A L S
C R E O -M A L S
C R E O -M A L S
CREO=M ALS
W estern B aking C ompany
Factory East Third and East Davis Streets
A SAFE INVESTMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
W. W. RflRBER, 313 Failing Bldg, Portland, ore.
T he S. H. B R A IN A R D CO.
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