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Portland, Oregon, M ay IS, 1907. Portland Labor Press, * )•* y o a r at any particular one to allow tfa Drag« an d M edlcluse formation of local unions of those Of trades, thus furnishing valuable FA M O U S A L B E R T B E R N I bodies of auxiliaries and recruits to TH E DH K HIIBT existing unions upon change of •S 3 W A I H I N e T O N » T H K K T A CALL TO ARMS FROM THE M ear S e c o n d abode; the central labor unions, LABOR PARTY—EVERY U N trades assemblies, the citadels of lo O R D IS S F O R K E G A N D B O T T L E D BEER PR O M P TL Y IONIST EXPECTED TO cal power; the states’ federation for F IL L E D BY O A L L 'N Q U P state legislative advancement, th is 1 RESPOND. PHONE EAST 46 steady growth is gratifying evidence O ffios of the appreciation of the toilers of M a n u fa c tu re r U N IO N L A B E L W h o le s a le and B e ta ll EAST THIRD AND BUKHSIDE STS. The Labor party will hold genera this broad land of a form of gen D e a le r in F IN E S T QUALITY PERFECTION OF FINISH PORTLAND, OR. meeting in Cooks and Waiters’ hall eral organization in harmony with UNEXCELLED LAUNDRY FULLY SHRUNK Havana and Domestic 12SVa Fifth street, on Wednesday their most cherished traditions, and MADE IN ALL DESIRABLE SHAPES P h o n e M e in 1 7 4 * the 5th inst., beginning nt 8 o ’clock in which each trade enjoys the most IDE BROS. MANFRS. PAUL B .H A Y p. m., and it is earnestly urged that perfect liberty while securing the P A C IF IC COAST M A N A O tR W A H L O B B ir ft O A B LB T O B 1796 MCALLISTER ST..&F. not only the delegates but every fullest advantages of united action 281 W ashing to n St., Cor. F o u rth union man in Cortland, who is not P h on e B leak 1881 And now, in conclusion, you will >34 W oa b ln cto n S treet stricken down with sickness, be pres ,>ermit us to express our acknowl f»»ft88»8»888S»8SSSSSSS88< P ortlan d . O regon C . B S te rn b e rg W . H. S tiv e « ent early and cheerfully. edgment of the very moderate Trade Union Directory C H O IC B The work of that meeting is the, amount of governing which has fall STERNBERG & STIVERS WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS most important yet taken up by the en to the lot of those who have the ATTORNEYS AT LAW Following will be found a directory lio > n C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e ; Phone M a io 653 F a m ily B o o m i and F a m ily Garden. body, and the unselfish assistance honor to address you. While much P o rtla n d , O regon of Portland unions, giving the name, o f every friend of the movement is of this good fortune must be at TIVOLI GARDEN SALOON time and place of meeting, and wher : .'I'lired in the execution of this tributed to the nature of the federal ever possible for the Labor Press to A N D R E W 8WAN0OM, Propr. UNION MEN AND WOMEN Cor. !Bd and W aahln^ton. P o s t e a v d . O b . «> at work of unionism. form of our organization, our task ascertain the name and address of the Ar?an„ements will then be made has been immeasurably lightened by secretary. Secretaries will confer a DON’T FORGET to carry into effect the main purpose the assistance of a body of organ favor upon the Labor Press by noti fying the management of errors or GRAM) rR I/l of the organization—that of select izers, who, without hope of reward, Ullillesi AwiiiJ changes in this list: THE NAMES OF TH08E FAIR ing a full ticket for the municipal except the consciousness of perform BUNDAY. WOPID.S I Aik JOHN BCBLUND Shingle Union Mo. OS— E v e ry S u n STARCHES Proprietor election on the 3d of June, next, ing a sacred duty to their fellow- SI IOI IS d a y , 2 p. m .. F u lto n . P h o t o - E n t f r a r e r a U n lo o — K ie v « » o 'c lo c k flrat and the carrying out of the meeting workmen, have carried the propa B und ay, K o o m lit, G oodn ough B u ild in g . Geo. H a n d le y , O re g o n ia n . ■ - 3 4 ^ J WEBST E P S 1 2 6 F IR S T 8 T R E E T of 100 electors—known as the As ganda of trade unionism into the re KaUway Freight H andlers—Second and fo u rth S u n d a y, I p. m .. D r e w H a l l. P. Be*. Waahlngtou and Alder sembly of Electors—for the official motest parts of the continent. Much T y .M p c o D g r o a n p a h ld ic , a l. 1 (2 M Second. a . OS— F lr e t S u n d a y a f t e r noon. A . O. U . W . H a l l. S e llin g -H lr e c h nomination of the party ticket. of our burden has been also eased P O E T L A N D , OREGON B u ild in g . Oeo. a V t h , J o u rn a l. “ D IC T IO N A R Y < MONDAY. Our union friends are all very by the generous co-operation of the Building T r a d « Council— E v e ry M o n d a y R e c e n tly E n la rg e d well aware of the fact that the La executives of national and interna e ve n in g a t « o 'c lo c k In C ooks t a d W a l t ers' h a ll, 12(4 4 F i f t h s tre e t. WITH Choice Wine», L iq u o rs a n d e lid in g la b o r e r s — E v e ry M o n d a y a van lng. bor party never dreamed of falling tional unions and friend»—the labor B a rte n d e rs ' H a l l. 1 ( 4 M A ld e r s tre e t. U. 25,000 N e w W o r d s Carpenters and Garden Cigar» J. C onroy. 2 (4 44 A ld e r. into a coma after the primary elec press—who have acted from a con- C a r r ia g e a n d W a g o n Work e rs F ir s t and N e w G a z e tte e r o f th e W o rld T O O L S with more than 25.000 title s based on the th ir d T u e s d a y a v a a ln g a . D r e w H a ll. R o b tion had been fought, win or lose iction that within the lines of the latest census return«. e r t E w in g , 2»7 M o r r is 8 L Maker»— Second Monday. Draw halL therein. No, it has been the con federation will be fought to the bit Cigar N e w B io g ra p h ic a l D ic tio n a ry Razors, Pistols and Knives W . H. Fltagerald. 1(1 Second. containing t be nanus o f over 10,000 noted E le c tr ic ia n s . M a . U S (U a a M eal—Every stant agitation of the robust to fit ter end the fast-coming grand strug persons, date of birth, death ,e tc. W e t e ll th e sam e goods fo r leas m oney M o n d a y n ig h t. D r a w H a l l. W . 8. Jen s . 24B E. T h ir t y - f o u r t h . • nd b a tte r good* fo r th e sam e m oney J . T. U H L M A ir , M g r . ourselves for the final onslaught gle, involving the perpetuation of P a kin Edited by W . T . H A R R IS . Ph.D.. LL .D ., t t e r n M a k a r s — Second a n d fo u rth M on th a n o th e r houses. S m a ll expanse end CnltedStatosCommltalonerof Education. D re w l l a l l N o. 2 I)(. H . D overldge. lo w re n t w i l l pro v e it «•. W e sell and show to the »rooked and treach the civilization we hate so labor days. 335 B ro a d w a y . UNION MADE BROOMS ’ 2 3 0 0 Q u a rto Pagee t'tunt Main lagt Monday even lag, Arion Mew Plats*. MOO Ulmtratloaa Rich Bindings erous politician the fatality of ignor iously evolved. Deeply grateful as Plamhare—Every Hall. Monday night. 7:1«, No. (0 N eeded in E very H om e ing labor’s just demands. At the we are for your fraternal support, Sailor»—Every U n io n a ven ue. L . W . Paul. 134 N orth Tenth Street R h e in p fa l* H c te l B ld g . Also Webstar*» Collegiate Dictionary S h ip w r ig h ts and Caalkara—Evary second general election all union men can we should be negligent of the duty an d fo u rth Monday. D r e w H a lL 1111 r*c*e. 1M0 Unadationa Strurtnral Building Tradea Alllaare Every R e g u la rE d itlo o 7 x l» x tH tn c h e *. «bindings Ho. 251 FRONT STREET eenter on their candidates; not so in we owe to each and all did we not M o n d a y n ig h t n t 12(44 F i f t h s tre e t. D n L u x e E d itio n ( X x lig ii >4 la. 1 Mated fra n W e b P ressm en— F ir s t M o n d a y , R oom tit — >e plnNek o s bible paper. 8 beautiful kind taiga G oodnough B lu lld ln g . the nominating election. Then only urge you first to organize, and then Free Hot Lunch from n A. M. to z P TUESDAY. M., and from 4 to 6 P . M. those registered in the party to in your local, national, and inter Bartonde«' League, Mo. SSS, In B a rte n d e rs ' F R E E , "Diatkaary W rinkles” lUastiated paayUeW. G . & C . M E R R IA M C O .. h a ll, 2 (4 44 A ld e r s tre e t, e v a ry l e t a n d 2d which the candidate belonged had national unions which have not yet T u e s d a y n ig h t, a n d e v e ry 2d a n d 4th P u b lis h e r s , S p r in g f ie ld , M e s a . T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n . the privilege of voting for him. joined the American Federation of laokamlthe aad H elpers Union—Every sec ond and fourth Tuesday, Drew Hall, But on this occasion it matters not Labor, to do so without further de ladery Woman's Ualoa. Ma. 11*—First Tuesday avanlng. 1(2 Second street, how the elector may be registered, lay. Wage-workers of America, sokblnders Mo. W—Third Tuesday. Room 200 Drew Building. B. J. Soananburg. OSCAR HASBNMAYBM box 2 W o o d la w n . he can vote for the candidate of his unite! Proprietor C arp e n te rs — E v e ry Tuesday n ig h t nt I Room 4 Mulkey Building • Yours fraternally, o 'c lo c k , h a ll 202 D r e w B ld g ., 1 (2 Second. choice irrespective of former party Cooks aad W alton—1st. Ir and 4th Tues N. E. Cor. 2d and Morrison Sts. High Class Wines and Liquors S A M ’L OOMPERS, days a t 1:10 P. M., and 2d Tuesday at affiliations. 2:20 P. M., In Cooks and W alter* hall. Gambrinus Beer President. 12(44 F i f t h s tre e t. The time has certainly arrived Portland, Oregon Locomotive Fnglnsers First and third FRANK MORRISON, Tuesday at 11 a. m., Draw HalL when the working class must de M u s ic ia n s — F ir s t T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n n t Nc Secretary. 1 (2 Second. B o a rd m ee ts o v a ry T u e s d a y T elep h on e M ala 8 8 1 7 fend itself at the ballot box, and a fte rn o o n a t s am e place. R o o m lo t. a t 1 o'c lo c k p. m . E. L . R ic a . no argument is required to convince S h o rt M e ta l W o rk e rs — F ir s t a n d t h ir d T u e a - THE CROWD. 234 MORRISON STREET S ta tlo n a ry F ire m e n L o r a l N o . 11»— M e e t the thinking union man that little e v e ry Second an d F o u r th Tuesday In B y th e R ev. C h a rle s R te llle . th e m onth D re w H a l l 300. Sec. O tto CO RNER SECOND can be expected in behalf of labor Display the above card in the shop*. Deeeer, 212 T e n ty -flr a t St. N . Crowds are capable of the highest d a y s D ra w H a ll. I r a 8 .H ill, 111« E. If yon do nut see the card, please ask from the candidates of the old par PORTLAND, OREGON M a in . for i t e r a ' U n io n . L o c a l IOS— E v e r y T u e s ties. No honest, upright, earnest degree of self-saeriflee, because, as a T e d a a m y d riv The following is a list of the unfaii n ig h t. U n io n H a ll, 8econd a n d S ta rk . W . J. R o g e r*. 1601 N o r th r u p . barber shops in the eity: member of organized labor can con rule, the element of self-interest is WEDNESDAY. A l l 10-cent barber shop«, all Japanese Sol B lu m a u e r Eugene Hoch not present in their netion. While it Allied Printing Trades Connell—Second scientiously and consistently refrain W e d n es d a y ava n ln g . 11« Goodnough Bulld- barber shops and all Chinese barber would seem that a crowd should be B r i c l l a y e ra ’ Union— E v a ry W e d n e s d a y e v e n shops. from taking an active pnrt in the , A rio n H a ll, 1 2 1 'A T a m h llL Chan labor campaign at the approaching mastered by the combined influences in g Stokes, B o x 121. U m in h a n d le rs ’ L o r a l »SS— F lr a t a n d t h ir d election; the necessity of the times of its various members, it is a cur W e d n e s d a y eve n in g a t D a v la H a l l, c o rn e r Wholesale Dealen and Importera W H E N YOU SE E B u rn e ll s tre e t a n d A lb in a a ven ue. L . L. demand our participation as an in ious psychological fact that the com H a y . 120 Sellw ood. L a b o r P a r t y — E v e ry W e d n e s d a y a t I P . M.. dependent party n this contest, for mon denominator of a crowd is sim In C ooks a n d W a lte rs * h a ll. HIM F i f t h Then See That This Label is on s tre e t. ply the instinct of the primitive the enemy is intrenched in both the Leathorworkors— E v e ry W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g . Your Custom-Made Clothing I l l Second, t h i r d floor. M a n le y D a v la 111 old cam,* and our only hope lies in man. There is a collective mind U n io n avan ua. er Boys’ ProtoeHeo .Union—Every which is determined not by the M esseng independence. W e d n e s d a y n ig h t D ra w H a lL C e c il E . M ess ln g a r. 144 E . S even th N . highest characte or by the worst P a in te r s — E v e ry W e d n e s d a y n ig h t at I Every union man in Portland o 'c lo c k , h a ll 201 D re w B ld g ., 1(2» Second character of its members, but by the P la s te rs ' U n io n , M l — E v e ry W ednesday should feel .t his imperative duty O K I O F TH ESE LA BEL S e v e n in g . P la s te rs ' H a ll, 127 44 First. I t is an indication o f f a i r con aad » h lp lln n ra , N o . SSS— F lr a t W e d to attend the meeting next Wednes native qualities which are inherent Biggers You w ill kn ow It waa p rin ted la nesday e v e n in g In m o n th . H a l l to o . A lls an ofllee ra n un der Hair con d ition s. ditions. and takes the place 110 F O U R TH 8 T R E E T in the average man. And the re k y B u ild in g . H e n ry A r n d t. I l l B u rn s id e day evening at 12RVZ Fifth street, D em an d It on a ll y o a r p r in tin g . S te r e o ty p e « aad E le c t r o t y p e « , «8— F lr a t o f boycots. strikes and W e d n e s d a y e ve n in g , R oom 214, G oodnough Pertlaad Allied Pristlsg Trades Portland, Oregon and show by his presence that his markable thing is that the stronger B u ild in g F r a n k la n d . J o u rn a l. oomposio or lockouts man finds himself in a state of hyp S tr e e t R a ilw a y E m p lo y e e — E v a r y W e d n e s heart is right in this matter. T h e T yp ograp h ical U nion d a y , D ra w H a ll. Sole Agents Old Retitackv Home Club. Shaw’» T h e P r in tin g Frm sm en'e U nion n T a ilo r 's U n io n , N a . 7«— 8econd notism, which coni|>els him to go J o a g n m d e y fo m u e rth Pure Malt, Old Jeff. C. Taylor’« Red, White aad W e d n e s d a y , U n io n H a l l. Sec T h e W eb P m u m e n 'i U nion Blue Star, Mount Vernon Rye, Repaold’i Cognac ond a n d S ta r k .7. Iff. B e n d ro th . B o x 122. T he M a lle « ’ U aloa with the crowd, even against what Lady B ookhlndera' U nion _ THURSDAY. ■ready. O R G A N IZE B roth erh ood o f B ookb inders NATIONAL UNION OF THE UNITED a n d F o u r th T h u r s d a y s v s n - would be bis calm individual judg B a In r b g e , r » 1(2 Second P h o to E n grave«* U nion Second. T . M. L eabo, s ec re ta ry . BREWERY WORKMEN 1(714 F 1 « t : phons. P a c ific 1 (01 . htereotyp ers’ A E le c tr o ty p e « ' Union FO R S A F E T Y ment, if he were capable of exerting Women's Union Label L e a g u e — E v e ry T h u r a - d a y n ig h t In H a l l 202, D r a w B u ild in g . it. Rut this conscious personality 1 (2 8econd s tre e t. B o ile r M a k e « ' U n io n — Second and fo u rth (Continued from page 1) lias l>een sunk into the personality T h u rs d a y eve n in g , A rio n H a l l 22(44 Y a m See That This Badge is Worn by the h ill Succeaaor to W in s o r Teamster W ho Does Your Drsyittg o f the mob His fortunes are tied j C e i ' ^ i « ’ U n io n - - F lr a t u d t h ir d T h u r» d n y as a class, so bitterly and justly .... „.DI. II.„ Til i l l I eve n U ig *. B a rte n d e r** H a l l. 2(444 A id e r, up With the mass. The crowd lacks ' G a r m e n t W o rk e r» — F ir s t a n d t h ir d T h u r a f Choice Wines d a y e v e n in g , 1 (2 Second. complain. That this much-desired Liquors res|K»nsibili1y, in the ratio of its L o a g e b e re m e a ’a A e a o rla tlo n , <0*— F ir- and Beers and Cigars t h ir d T h u rs d a y e ve n in g . U n io n H a l l. Sec unity lias never been achieved is ond a nd s t a r k , t h ir d floor. number. It does not reason out L a th e « Unlow— E v e ry T h u rs d a y a t I P. M . owing in a "Teat measure to the OF THE UNITED STATES things. Tt is impetuous. It believes' ,B C ooks an d W a l t e r Z h a ll. 11144 F i f t h Most Elaborate s tre e t. non-recognition of the authority, or itself invincible. The crowd is dic P r in t in g F m e e m e n , fx w a l SS— F ir s t T h u r s HOT LUNCH swTha above Trade Mark can be leans enall d a y . 127 44 F lra t. W H . G e rd s *. A m e r the right of self-government, of the Served Day and tatorial. It w'.ll brook no interfer- R e ic ta a il n T U y le p e rk a F — o u S n e c d o s n « d Co. nnd fo u r th T h u r s Keg« sn< Package* el Union Made Seer several trades. The American Fed Night >c. It will not tolerate opposition. T h d e a a y t s r . ic a l D r E c m d p lo H y a e ll s , N L ) o . r a 20. l »8— Second a nd eration of Labor, however, avoids fo u r th T h u rs d a y . 11(44 T e m h lll. C. M . It is set upon its course, and woe C a m p b e ll, s t a r T h e a tr e . Phoss M ils I575 the fatal rock on which previous or W e e d , W lr a a n d M e to l L a th e r s U a lo a — betide anything or anybody that B I S ZLZE J L Z R , I C T h u rs d a y e ve n in g . L a t e « ' H a l l. 11(44 ganizations, having similar aims, F ir s t stands in its way. FRIDAY. U N IO N R E S T A U R A N T have split, by simply keeping in f a r p e l W o rk e rs , le e a l 8— F r id a y a v e n ln ,. Coffee end O y s te r H ouee Curiously enough is it eager for 2 3 0 44 Y a m h ill. H . C. B ro w n , « (3 F lo r - view this fundamental principle as Portland, Oregon O p en D a y and N ig h t Icildersbip, It is quick to recognize I E le c tr ic a l W o rk e ra , M o. S I7 — F r id a y . D re w 17120686 OF TEAMSTERS’ 2 0 9 M O K R I 0 O N S T . H a ll J. I., c ro c k w e ll, box «44. a landmark, which none but the most F e d e ra te d T ra d e « C onn ell— E v e ry F r id a y tb«' man who l i a s this power. No. ito Ask for the union label and the mer O A N S N E D E R B R O S ., P ro p r*. n ig h t a t » o'c lo c k , h a ll 802 D re w B ld g .. infatuated would have ever lost sight Maata Every Tuesday la Union Hall chant who waits o s you will respect 142 Second In all this there is great danger. you for being consistent. of. In s id e E le c tr ic a l W o r k e r » —E v e ry F r id a y anti it often results in disaster. But e v e n in g a t « o'c lo c k In Cooks a nd W a t t e « * h a ll. 12(44 F i f t h « tr e e t The rapid and steady growth of usually the common jx'ople are right, M a c h in is t* . W illa m e t t e lo d g e , N a . SS— F r i d a y eve n in g . 1 (2 Becond. W . A. D a ls e ll. the American Federation of labor, too« E Y a m h ill in their native, elemental demands, S te a m F lt t e r a — E v e r y F r i d a y s D r e w l l a l l LEE M . C L A R X . P R E S ID E N T arising from the affiliation of pre P H O N E M A IN 7 0 5 N o. 200. for history lias proven that “ the GEO. M . O R T O N , M anaq er _ SATURDAY. viously isolated, together with new voice of the jieople is the voice of ■ * * " 7 «'•»feetlowery W aske«, lo ca l 114— F lr a t a nd th ir d R atu rd ay « , • o’ clock ly-formed, national unions; the es p m ., 12SH TamhllL A. D upo l«. > •> flod.” The divine right of the H u ra a ld * tablishment of local unions of var t t l e « - F i r s t an d t h ir d crowd will eventually usurp the B e S e a r tu D rd r i a v y e . n D a re n w d B H o a ll. O C. O o ld e n b erg , ious trades and calling? where none 111 K H la y place of the divine irght of the king. ’ora’ Vnkm— Recond a nd fo u rth S a tu r* before existed; the spontaneous d a y e ven ing, 2 2 2 44 Y a m h ill. A rlo a H a ll. O t t o K u lk a , " box 171. ___ ■ride« aad ntrurtural Zi___ formation of Federal labor Unions, t- The union labrj guarantees that u rd a y r v .n ln g , 110 44 T a m h lll Zmageh •■ton. ----- * Loewi ■ - SS«— — A t c a ll o f p ra s- composed of wage-workers follow WE PRINT “ Bell Brand” collars and cuffs ore Id e a t. H ib e r n ia n H a ll. Second a a d S ta rk . H u g h F t t r h . 27 N . F ro n t. 82H FRONT STREET ing various trades in places where not mode by contract in sweat shope. CONSTITUTIONS. BY-LAWS, WORKING ■ tfe u a r y ta g to o e e » — E v a ry S a tu r d a y e v e n OAHOft, LSTTSNNBAOft, BMYMLOPBft : ing at I » 'c lo c k , la C ooke a a d W a lte r a ' there are too few persons employed Insist on getting them. h a ll. 12144 Fifth at«ot. LABOR PARTY WILL MEET STUB BBEliHT BO’S THE OIKS (Oll^^ÖFFs omii Besan Is Unfair H O P G O LD S ch ille r C igar F a c to ry CIGARS 10 Ownizoo Latoi GET THE BEST The Popular Saloon I ROYAL CORN IN TEIm ATIüN AI MONARCH STARCH North Bank Saloon Rosenberc & Goodman Hardware Co. Piggott, F W 4 Bigger onion BflOBEB SHOPS litorgigs at law The Anheuser ARE YOU A UNION MAN? IIIUNN i INI DEMAND IT Wines, Unois ano is J. J. I W T ’S ß|fE Gorgu SnvegiQ n d Wasoiggitg MULTNOMAH POINTING CO IN PAOT ANYTHING YOU MAT WANT CORNER FRONT ANO OAK
