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TH URSDAY . JAN UAR Y
PO R T L A N D LABOR PR ESS
PAGE TWO
IR
1810
c e ls post. a n d w e sh o u ld h a v e pot- began to fall from th e ey»« of th e c o n v en tio n n o r the head of O rg a n iz e r of th e B a k ery a n d (ton sa n ita ry c onditions, th e re b y e n a ­ ploym eul of c h ild re n un d er 15 to p ro h ib it w earing of a o d e ly • n: fur th e lu te re s ls . L ab o r b a d a f. .,
loyal frie n d s th e re , b u t IJielr c. n
tai sa v in g s lia n k i, a n d 1 w ant to o rganized labor, and tl. d sfe a t of th e labor m o v em e n t flinch from fe ctlo n e ra ' In te rn a tio n a l l.'nlm j, and bling th e tra d e sm e n tv a cq u ire a y e a rs of age In h a zard o u s occupa blsrns by p e rso n s not m em ber».
u rp a th a t th ia body, d u rin g your the em ployer«' liab ility law by the th e re su lt, know ing th a t our cau se an a d d re ss by C. FI. H. W ood, In m ental and p hysical condition th a t tlo n s T h e rcso lu lio n re q u ire s that
A fter th is n o m in a tio n s of offic­ blued lu flu e m e w as o f no av? :
a ta a la o , w ill ta k a a firm sta n d « 'a te I'-gt»lature «111 bn tu rn e d Into Is rig h t and Just.
ad dition to a g re a t deni of ro u tin e p erm its of m oral Im p ro v em en t, a ctio n be tak e n to p re v e n t th e ir er« w ere m ade as follow s: P re s i­ a g a in st th s e d ic ts of big biiHite -
a .a tn th e s e Q uestions.
N ot only ■ lire victory, for » e realize that
O n May 1 a g r e a t m as - dem on- m a tte r, took up th a t d a y 's aefalon. therefo re, be It
d e n t, Will D aly; vice p re sid en t, T h e house w as a c o u g lu iu eiu tn . i
em p lo y m en t In such p lac es
*
ta k e a firm a la n d h ere, but see th e w orking people of th e s ta te » n a tio n w as held Iu P o -tia n d t-y B ro th er R oss sa id In p a r t
C h a rle s U ra ss m a n . se c re ta ry . J. F iiuptiuzuid a n x ie ty a n d am bition
Resolved, B y the O regon H is i"
E L E C T IO N
H O L ID A Y .
th a t your r e p re s e n ta tiv e s In Con can n o t e x p m t any law« from our p ro test a g a in s t D-e u n ju st s e n te n c ­
C asatdy, ex ecu tiv e c o m m ittee, Jo e c a s tin g Iu every d irec tio n for ad
"I h ave ro am ed a ro u n d the coun f e d e ra tio n of L abor, In convention
W hereas, it is of th e u tnii-sl im ­ Moore of A storia. H II. Wood of v antage, a u d for th is rea«on labor
graaa g e t re so lu tio n s a n d g e t per g e n era l a ssem b ly th a t will b e lte r ing o f th e se m en. T he m eetin g try q u ite a bit tor a n u ip b e r of assem bled, th a t S ta ts w ide p ro h i­
p o rta n c e to th e w elfare of o u r c it­ E ugene, J. F W isner and R A m en and m e a su re s stood a alio .
ao n al la tte r« show ing th a t th e peo th e condition of th e m assos. and w as a la rg e o n e and s u c re s .fu l. y e a rs In th e In te re s ts of th e Baker b itio n be disapproved
pie o f th ia S la te d em a n d t >se two It becom e« n e ce ssa ry th a t we sub Inasm uch a s It gave m any people n. d C o n fectio n ery w o rk e rs. J cau ter» No. 59i> e ta o lu nop uup nun ize n s arid o u r c itie s a u d S ta te s H a rris of daletn . It A. W llllson wIlli th e t e s t In th e g e n e ra l g-11
th a t a ll o u r v o ters sh e iltl have and W illiam N offke ot P o rtla n d . mander.
m ea su re » . T h ey will do w h atev er m lt th is m ea su re to th e rsfe reu uu o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r th e arg u say th a t du rlu g th e la s t 25
A very sp irite d d e b ate, lastin g
rs
am ple opr>ortunl(y to pa
' 'a te In I electio n board. U. W. Ryan, W. F-.
T his
condition, which iva
th e p u b lic demAuds. If we sim ply dum . se c u re tu th e b e lie f th a t the in eu t put forth from a union s ta n d ­ th e
B a k e rs' a n d C onfectlo
a’ fur n e u rly tw o h o u rs, w as held on all e le ctio n s, p rim a ry n
' ng, ! J e n k in s. J. U M U rockw ell, dele m ark e d Im p ro v em en t o v e r form
p a ss re so lu tio n s a n d do nothing, people will a d m in iste r a juxt re point.
U nion h a s been In e x is te n c e we this r« solution
Laber Press.
w h at in flu e n ce h ave w e? Not only- buke to th e p o litician s who pro
g a te to A m erican F e d e ratio n of La neaslonH, waa undo u b ted ly due
T h e c o n se rv a tiv e e le m e n t, urg g e n e ra l and sp e c ia l; and,
h ave done aw ay w ith a good m any
"W h ere as, ilio u sa n d s of o u r vot bor, H A. Har ris, d e le g ate O regon the d ire c t p rim a ry w hich gun,
D urlnq the p u t y e a r th e P o rt­ ol th e th in g s th a t we laid In shops ,n * *$»•* org an ized labor keep aloof
p a ss re so lu tio n s, b u t eend personal fess frie n d sh ip to th e w orking p e o
e ra a te now d e prived o f th e op­ S ta te G range. H A. H a rris, H. J. m em b e rs e d e g re e of in d e p e n d e n t.
le tte rs , flood C o n g ress w ith th ese pie a n d d e s e rt th em at the first land L abor P re ss, u n d e r th e able a n d
fa cto rie s.
T h e h o ur» we frojn th e pro h ib itio n fig h t, wee,
p e rso n a! le tte r s of th in g s th e peo a tta c k of th s a g e n ts of cap ital .i.^ iis f r m e n t of Its Ci'l’o i. H J . brought dow n from 12 a n d 14 and how ever, o vercom e by th e s ta te ­ p o rtu n ity to p e rfo rm th is g re at I’a r k is o n , d e le g a te to W ashington th a t proved more o r les» dlstm
pie dem uud.
T h e U ra u g e is do The people - th e so v e reig n people— I’u r k l n x u , has m ade a re m a rk a b le ' 16 to 8. 9 a n d 10 hours, and the ment» of d e le g a te s w ho p re se n te d and im p o rta n t duty by being com S ta te F e d e ra tio n ol L abor, Mrs Ing tu (lie old political regim e
MDd , „ w#efc Wft hBve fucts a n d fig u re s show ing th at polled to work on e le ctio n d a y , 1 F ra n c e s Ross
C hiefly e n c o u ra g in g
wa» lb"
th a t, and th ey should, and your o r ­ will a p p ro v e th e em p lo y ers' lia b il­ advance, and has become the peer wageg
Ho let us of any lab o r p u b lic a tio n on th e
th ere fo re , be It
m a n n e r In w hich th e d e le g ate » ol
d e r should do th e sam e
You ity law by In itia tiv e
ra is e d up to $14, $15, $16, a n d as S ta te wi le p ro h ib itu m w as backed
T
h
e
next
convention
will
be
h"ld
R esolved, by th e S e v e n th A n ­
both th e g ra n g e a n d la b o r w oik -d
■night say you a re not in te re s te d bend o u r ev ery en erg y to th e con­ P acific const, a n d th e eq u al of any high a s $25 p e r week. A t th e p re s­ In th e m ain by e n e m ie s of org an
nual C o n v e n tio n of th e O regon I a t S alem on th e first M onday after to g e th e r us o n e on e v e ry prop, »i
Its progres*
E v ery m an a n d ev ery w om an Is In su m m atio n of th is g re a t purpose It: th e C n l'e d B tates
' I zed labor.
e
n
t
tim
e
th
e
young
m
en
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o
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of
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is­
L et th is F e d e ratio n p u t It above Is little i.b o rt bf m arv elo u s, w hen
tlon.
I'he g ra n g e rs w ere on hand
to re s ta d , and th«- G range Is tsk lu g
At som e fu tu re d a te gome of th e F e d e ra tio n of L abor, a ssem b led la tu re .
ev ery c o n sid era tio n , and It will be we c o n sid e r th a t up to th e y e ar ellze th e h a rd stru g g le s th a t the
a t every a p p o in tm e n t to w oik fm
up th e se vital m attera , th e p arcels
sp eech es for a n d a g a in s t th is res- th is lu th day of J a n u a ry , 19B>.
m
en
had
to
go
th
ro
u
g
h
20
a
n
d
25
adopted a t th s com ing e lection 190» o u r official Journal hail ex-
th
a
t
we
u
rg
e
th
e
n
e
c
e
ssity
of
m
ak
­
lab o r's law», a n d th e ir a ssista n c e
post, postal savings bank, and two
y e a rs ago. T h a t Is w hy we. the ' olu tlo n will b e given p u b lic ity In
by th o u sa n d s of votes. ‘
ing all p rim a ry nom inal lug anil
peiU 'ltced : vary p re c a rio u s exist-
waa c h ee rfu lly re c ip ro c a te d by la
o r th r e e g re a t natlonMl m e a su re s—
old wur h o rse s, a re ta k in g a m ore th e I-abor P ress.
As fared th e < n.plovers' liability eneb. i <orly su p p o rte d by tire m e m ­
o th e r electio n day s I-gal holidays,
b o r’» d e le g atio n
a n d th esh lp subsidy
( I t a u f t it a r i
a ctiv e p a r t In th e lab o r m o v e m e n t OPPO SING T IM B E R L A N D EX-
and re q u irin g th a t all w orking pen
T h e re p o rt m ay be ta k e n a» a
T h ey should be ta k e n up e a rn e stly , law, no did p ra c tic a lly all o th e r b e rs of o rg a n iz ed labor, a r d no W e tr u s t th a t o u r e x a m p le to a l­
REPRESENTA
PR
O
PO
R
TIO
N
A
L
E M P T IO N .
'p i e Im given th e ir lib erty on such
fa irly c o rre c t « ta te m e u t of th e at
hon estly a n d sy ste m atica lly , and In m e a su rs s espoused by th is F e d e r­ p e n d e n t upon th s c h a rity of m o w ays k e ep a t union w ork will
TION PLAN FA V O R E D
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ent
ation.
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law
buslm
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world
for
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p
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days,
and,
he
It
further
tltu d e of th e g ra n g e us w ell a» of
such a m a n n e r so a s to cover th e ,
b rin g conifO rta."
on foot In O regon to aecu re th e e x ­
and th e m e a su re to In c re a se t h e ' ronage-
C om pare th a t co n d itio n
H esolved. T h a t o u r ex ecu tlv
lalMjr. und will be of a lm o st equal
w hole S ta te of O regon.
Mr.
W
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“I hope 1 have »aid so m eth in g a p p ro p ria tio n for th e labor bu w ith ih e f e s e n t . Ixiyaily xilp|Hiri- guage, u rged th e d e le g a te s to use em ption of v ast a r e a s of land from board be and a r e h e reb y In stru c te d ; of th e O regon F e d e ratio n of Lab. r HBSltaance to th e g ra n g e s In hel,,
ream
ed by i r a l e s u n lo u lsts, who <ip
tax a tio n u n d e r p re te n s e of c o n se rv ­ to In v e stig a te th e leg ality of lim a
m g to d e te rm in e tb e u ttltu d e and
Ib a t h a s given you a little Idea ot
p re o .'llo th.- posalbil tic s jef-ji » it I h e ir In flu en ce for th e S la te o w n ­ ing th e tim b e r re so u rc e s of O re­ lug all e lection d a y s holidays, and 1» on reco rd fa v o rin g pioportloiii i w orth of th e le g isla to rs of 19119, oi
A ffiliatio n .
th e g re a t Im p o rta n ce of our worts.
e
rs
h
ip
o
f
ra
ilro
ad
s.
"A
c
o
n
stltu
r e p re s e n ta tio n iu tb e electio n ot
a s Ure m g a n of m gan lx ed lab o r,
gon; and,
le
q
u
lilu
g
all
w
orking
people
to
be
T
h
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e
x
e
c
u
tiv
e
board
b
a
.
from
I J such ot th em a s niuy fig u re In
1 hope th e re will be a clo ser feel
th e public-itlon b a r reached th a t tlonul a m e n d m e n t, giving th e peo­
"W hvrcus. su c h ex em p tio n ot ■ e ll e .a d of w ork on su ch d a y s, law m a k ers, both city and S ta te
lug. w ithout w hich n e ith e r t a n be I tim e to tim e m ade e ffo rts to se ­
all p olitics
ple of O regon th e rig h t to ow n and Isrid from tax a tio n , w h e th e r logged
fu
rth
e
i
favors
tb
e
filling
of
proud
position
w
here
it
tu
n
anc
c u re a ffiliatio n of o th e r o rg a n iz a ­
a.id th a t th e e x ec u tiv e board «ct
tru ly su ccessfu l.”
o p e ra te ra ilro a d s, will be voted
over or still s ta n d in g In tim b e r, u|ion such In fo rm atio n a s In It* public office« to which th ere Is
tions, and w hile d e fin ite re su lts a re does lo i'ltne all a d v e rtisin g ih a t
e
le
c
tio
n
,”
do-
•m
erest*
of
m
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a
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would re su R in in te n sify in g land ju d g m e n t th s m em b e rs deem a d ­ lu l l one o lfli'e r to be elected by
m eag re, w ith th e w ork already- conflict r . i t h the
I r ia red th e sp e a k er. " T lie re Is no
m onopoly a n d th e m anifold e v ils visable, c o n siste n t w ith th e te n o r Hie p ro p o rtio n a l aysiem .
done, c o n tin u ed e ffo rts alo n g th is g re a t movr n e n t.
T ie ' n-soluH on f u ilh e r cull» up"n H O W ONE U N IO N T R E A T E D AN
T h e Inshor P re ss la to he con­ reaso n w hy o u r Iron h ig h w a y s re su ltin g th e re fro m , a n d give for of th is reso lu tio n . And th a t, If no
To th e iyelegates C om posing the line will c e rta in ly u ltim a te ly r e ­
not
he con t roller» and fifty yenrs pow er to th e a lre a d y
tb e C e n tra l laibor C ouncils of all
g
ra
tu la te d
upon
tile
success should
O F F IC E R
o th e r action be ta k e n , they m ak •'
S e v e n th A nnual C onvention of the su lt In all th e lab o r o rg an izatio n
under
the achieved, and th e labor force» ow ned by th e people a s « e ll as over grow n 'In fa n t In d u stry ' know n p ro p e r re co m m e n d a tio n s to th e i -tie» of th e S ta te lo « ecure th -
O iegon S ta te F e d e ra tio n of Itabor. of O regon m assin g
J. C. F u sse ll of th e Slu-et .\1"| J
1 broad b a u u e r of Ihe O regon S ta te com m ended fo r the support w hlch, our d irt h ighw ays. I 'n tll w a own a s Ihe tim b e r tr u s t, o p p re ssiv e E ig h th A nnual C onvention of tip u n a ctn ien t of «uch law s for th e ir
Greeting:
o W rk er* 1» th e happiest, m an i i
niiinlclpal g o v e rn m e n t
has m ade that success poasible, th e s e Iron highw ays, th e ra ilro a d pow er to r e s tr ic t tho d ev elo p m en t O regon F e d e ra tio n o f l-abor."
H rothers and S is te r s —C om plying F e d e ra tio n of L abor.
m a g n a te s will do a s th e y p h a s e .’ •if th e S ta te by h o lding h lid c out
P o rtla n d
T h e re Ik a re a so n fo.
It la w ith p le a su re I re ix tit the but le t n . re m e m b u r th a t o rg a n i
S igned by H. J. P ark lao u , C a r­ ■Tin* re so lu tio n w-a» backed by
w ith th e c o n stitu tio n of th is fed­
izr-d
lab
o
r
lias
n
o
t
done
Ira
w
h
o
's
ih
e
P
o
rtla
n
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a
tlo
n
It
i*
this.
Mr.
Wood'»
sp
eech
will
he
given
of
use
th
a
t
w
ould
be
w
anted
for
e ra tio n and th e p re c e d e n t es(,ab affiliatio n of a n u m b er of t r a d e s 1
p e n te r» ' No. 808.
Q uite a little w hile ago tie.
th e ir lu ieu ilo ii to have sub m ltied
llshod, I h e rew ith subm it th is an unit ns, p a rtic u la rly th o se of Eu­ d u ty to w ard th e L ab o r P re ss until In full Iu a la te r U su e of th e I^abor i botnes In c ity a u d c o u n try w ithin
PL U M B E R S’ L IC EN SE LAW.
j
ev
ery
m
em
b
e
r
In
th
e
s
ta
te
Is
a
to th e v o te rs o f Po 'lin il a t the sh e e t m eia l w orker« of P o rtla n i
Press.
th e te rm of ft y y e a is, for w hich
gene. O regon
T h is Is a new city
n u sl rep o rt.
R e m e m b er th a t th e
R esolution by H. 11 WiXMls, N ovem ber, 19 1 d, electio n a l»v . e r e iiuorganlzvd und s tr u g g lltq
I tim e it is p ro p o se d to e x em p t
T ak lu g up th e w ork of th e Fed . on Ihe tra d e s nulon m ap of this i sub scrib ed .
’ them from ta x a tio n , a n d crow d up. P lu m b ers'. No. 187. Kukoue. provlu w hich will give to lab o r its ful for som e of th e b e tte r thing* ..
I'M tion at th e tim e of th e a d journ stale, and we ex ten d them a royal su c c ess of th e L ab o r P re ss will
re fle c t In a larg e m e a su re th e
I the people a g a in s t th e w alls of Ing for lic e n sin g of m asti-r tnid i. preaf I'latlo n In proportion to Its life. T hey w ere H ying to o rg a n lz
W ent o t th e six th a n n u al convert welcom e.
su c c ess of e v ery lab o r o rg a n iz a
Tho
I th ese tim b e r b a ro n s, a s a re llio Journeym en plum b »» a n d aupei voting stre n g th iu ih e C ity C o n . t u t w ere h a v in g difficu lty .
C on vict Labo r.
tlon. th e eyes of th e w orking peo­
lion no let e v e ry o n e rake a hand
union need ed u lea d e r, a n Abi
p le of th e s ta te w ere th en focused
: people of G reat
B rita in loduy "Isin g and In sp e c tin g of all plum b ; on.
D u rin g th e y e ar Ju st p a st th e
I The proposed am en d m en t »'ill bam Lincoln.
on th e s ta le Ig elslatu re. th en In love foundry a t th e sta te p e n l-I a n d push, and all will e x p erien c e
I agaln.-d th e w alls of th e c s ta te a ot Ing.
an added h e lp fu ln ess.
B ro th er FuBkill wa« e le c te d pre-
I le q u lre th a t all C ouncilnien be
A C C ID E N T S T A T IS T IC S .
■' sv I on in Salem . O rganized laltor j te n tla ry w as d e stro y e d by fit
i th e nobility, w hich a re now und
C . O. Young. O rg a n iz e r o t th e
-u
had p re p are d and secured th e In I'he e x e c u tiv e board at once corn I In c lo sin g th is re p o rt. I wish
long h ave been p ra c tic a lly e x em p t
A. O. Rós» and J. C. F urcell. ■lectud al la rg e from th e w ho1« 1 blent. H e a ro se to tl *
A
m
erican
F
e
d
e
ra
tio
n
of
l
a
b
o
r
,
t roductlon In both bruises of Hr* m u n lcaled w ith th e g o v e rn o r p r o ■ to e x p re ss sin c e re th a n k s to th e j
from ta x a tio n : aud,
S h e e tm d a l
W o rk ers,
re q u estin g city. W hen th e re a re 30,000 v o t T h ro u g h th e m o n th s th a t follow -d
m e m b e rs of th e e x ec u tiv e board p re se n te d c re d e n tia ls froi i the
g e n era l assem bly
se v e ra l
law s l i s t i n g a g a in st
" A h . r i a s , such e x em p tio n would th e S ta te Im bor C o m m issio n er to e ra In th e city, and 15 C ounclluien I e d irec te d tho union'« affaii
he reb u ild in g of i
to r th e ir e a rn e s t c o o p e ra tio n a n d , W a sh in g to n S la t« F e d e ra tio n of not relieve th e o r t h a t d Im prove-
w hich a re n e ce ssa ry to th e w elfare am e
The
g o v e rn o r
replied,
fu rn lah in his a n n u a l re p o rt Bui l o e l e i i , each 2.000 v o ters will w isely, F ir» t of all th is p re sid i i
as
f r a te r n a l
d e le g a te .! n ien ts of th e fa rm e r, o r th e
T h is will a tte n d e d io Ids w ork, a n d go io
ol th e w orking people of Ihe sta le , claim ing th e law e x p re ssly required in d u lg e n c e d u rin g th e past year. ; E aiior,
cot- d a ta a s to a c c id e n ts re p o rte d to e le c t a I oiini-iltliRti.
T ru s tin g th a t th is sev en th an B ro th e r Young w as se a le d a n d 'a g e s of th e a o d u c o rs of O regon,
give o rg a n iz ed labor at le a st five q u a ln te d w ith th e Ju d g m e n t i.f I
bud. being sec u re iu a conscious- th a t buildings b elonging Io tin
h
im
:
also
urging
p
a
ssa
g
e
of
a
Inw
ltcgs of th e m erit and fa irn e ss - ' a l t w b e tr d e stro y ed by flic , m ust niial con v en tio n will prove p ro fit­ called upon for a speech. Young. in city o r c o u n try , b u t on th • cun com p ellin g em ployer» of lab o r to C nuni'llm i n. with a voting » trenglli - u n d '-rstn n d iu g of th e m em b e r« , I
Oi th e m e a -.u te s , we expected th at lie rebuilt, and th e n fo re be bad a b le to th e ou u se of labor, und
tra ry would m a te ria lly add tlu r e - li'iMiit all a cc id e n t« to th e ir w orn i f 10,000. T h e proposed law will :c<-oiilingly was a b le to «elect ill
p le a s a n t to fne d e le g a te s In at-; In talk , Ju»t g ave a few word» uf_ to; and,
g re at p ro g ress would bo m ade by no a lte rn a tiv e sa v e com ply.
n u n w ithin tw en ty -fo u r hour» ol give a n y eln ss h av in g 2.W0 voter« p ro p e r c o m m itte e s a u d d ire c t Uu i
ten d a n ce , 1 re m a in , fra te rn a lly .
g re e tin g a n d en ourag.-ineiit to hl»
r e p re s e n ta tio n In th e c ity 's la* ' i ffort. T h e r e s u lt Is a f te r '»'.aid
llo forces of labor a t th is ses
' W h ereas, th e e ffe c t of such A h ap p en in g of a ccid en t.
In co n n ectio n w ith th e convict
W ILLIAM DALY.
inr.iiy old-tim e frien d s, a n d '» a i law- would be to t a r ex ceed the
m ak in g body. L abor c o n te n d s tfi: - in ti'lllg c n t e ffo rt th e S heet M e­
sion.
■ abor problem , I w ish to recom '
P resid en t Oregon S ta te F e d e ratio n dow n a m id st h e a rty ap p lau se.
W ednesday a fte rn o o n a re so lu ­ is Just and proper, and will give ’ \ \o r k c .» of 1’o n la n d a re o: t ; : i e i •
Employers' L iab ility.
tu lid th a t th e e x ec u tiv e board
in ju ry w hich w ould now o c c u r if
of Eubor.
I
M ost proniiue.ni and vital am ent, onim iin leate w ith th e F ed eratio n «
tw enty y e ars age th e "logged ov r" tion com m ending for c o n sid e ra tio n all c la sse s of o u r eltlzoua a v o n : At th e la s t m ee tin g of th e I
old age pension» w as adopted
In th e city'» affa irs.
B rother F u sse ll
wa» p ro si.n t- I
the law s .subm itted In th e In tere st of th e vario u s s ta te s , w b h the
O th e r o fflee ra re p o rte d .
Re-
vj I tim b e r land* w hich th e n com
It was arg u ed on th e floor or H ie' w ith a » u l l . i l , ly e iig . a - e-I ilia ':' m
of org an ized lab o r was th e n teas I u r iu is e of se c u rin g c o n ce rte d ac ­ fei ed to re sp e c tiv e c o m m itte es.
p rise d th e g r e a te r p o rtio n of th e
T ho W ash in g to n F e d e ra tio n ot C ity of P o itla n d , a s w ell a» m any
conv en tio n th a t no u n ju st spe -i >,1 .-.et hutto u . A to '. : of a;q r .
ure known as th e em p lo y e rs' |ja tion Iu a m ovem ent to se c u r - an
L abor, In co n v en tio n a t H oquiam Other c itie s of O regon, had b .e e
privilege» and law s such a* tie- lion from th e boys to itn-ir or, ' I
blllty law? T h e S la t-
e d eru tln n , ¡m en d m en t by c o n g ress or th e In­
Bent a n e x c e lle n t te le g ra m to th e ex em p ted , and w ould be ex em p ted
p re se n t s tr e e t c ar fran ch ise, thel y n o l a s m o le g o o d m J u.-.-i " I
d e sirin g to put forth
ry legttl te r s ta te c o m m erce law», w h b h will
F ra te rn a l d e le g a te s from O regon . O regon S e v e n th A nim al C onven­ for th ir ty m o ie year», thereby
n .ate effo rt to se c u re rue p assag e
nahla a sta te to re q u ire th a t all
pi'Kl.ie •» poor nervine and large m an •nd.
ot th is law. and uch o th e r m eas- prison-m ade g >ods sold w ithin It» i S ta te G range E ugene F a lm e r, U. tion. It re a d s:
d iv id e n d s to th e W all s t i - e t stucu
crow ding o u r c itie s und to w n s and
W ill. Daly, P re sid e n t O r gon m aking land »till h ig h e r: a n d iu
u te s th a t Ihe F e d e ratio n had e.i b o u n d a rie s to be labeled as such G. I.et-dy.
gam b lin g og n e rs of th e m onopoly, j
T h e f irs t th in g tak e n nt) w as could be p a ste d th ro u g h a ’’ .u n til
V en tral L ab o r C ouncil of P ort- F e d e ra tio n of lusbor, 2051$ G rst « m u c h aa ninny of th e idle hob'
p citfci-d.
American Federation of Labor.
St.,
P
o
rtlan
d
,
O
r.
W
ash
in
g
to
n
ihe
em
ployer*'
liab
ility
law
,
to
go,
: land and v icin ity —T. H B u rc h ard ,
S hortly sifter a d jo u rn m e n t of out
'.In c h 1» th o ro u g h ly re p re se n ta tiv e
lugs of sp e c u la to r« In th e city and
T h ere n o t being su ffic ie n t funds
M.
S ta te F e d e ra tio n of L abor, In a n ­ th ro u g h o u t th e S ta te ure now aud on tho ballo t tinder th e In itia tiv e . I of th e people.
la s t co n v en tio n , th e . Inform ation available. II w as d -c 'ile d by Ih. i C h a rle s Q rassm an .
Ii would be un d er Local Na. 99 of the A. F. of
Room 1, 253' 2 Alder Street.
B akery and C oiifectionery W o rk ­ nual c o n v en tio n a sse m b le d . Ox 'e n g h ave been u n d e r-a ssesse d and It w as p a ste d unan im o u sly a n d 1 such a syntem .
becam e c u rre n t In P o rtla n d that
veeiitlve board Im; o u l b le to genii
T l.e re g u la r m utliiy a n d a i.n u .i
er» No. 114— W. E. Je n k in s. A tend»; fra te rn a l g re e tin g s a n d fellcl allow ed to e sc ap e a la rg e portion co m m ittee» au th o rize d to pro ceed .
tm c asu alty I n s iir tu tc conipanlc
our d e le g a te to th e T o ro n to 190»
ta lons to y our o rg a n iz a tio n . W e of w h a t yv'as Justly due in taxes, Im m ed iately to se cu re sig n a tu re s,
in,-« tlug geiivtni-d on T uesday, J uu
had laun ch ed a cam p aig n again* convention of tln> Ano rii an F ed er , Mali lie
B o ile rm a k e rs—L. R. D epperm aji, * nd to you. a s o u r f ia ie n ta l dele- th e re b y ad d in g to tb e burden* and i A re so lu tio n for a law to have
nary 4, 1910, a l 12 iu., iT e sld e i.:
th e em ploye! s' liability' luw. and atlon of L abor.
gut e, o u r beloved b ro th e r, C. O. handicap» of th e p ro d u c ers .an d b oilers Inspected w as voted down
It. F. M cA llister.
Norri.i presiding.
had Invoked th e In fluence of th e
F raternal Delegate.
TO
Bi Idgs
aud
S tru c tu ra l
Iron Young, w ho will give Io you In- w orker» In city and c o u n try ; be it for th e re aso n th a t ’he m u tte r I VISITO R
R e p o . 1» ul s e c re tu iy u n d lie u
M a n u fa c tu re rs’ A ssociation to se
W A S H IN G T O N
T h e co n v en tio n of the- W ashing W o rk e rs—J. F. C assidy, W. H. person o u r b e st w labes. M ay your
FE D E R A T IO N OF LABOR.
c u ie its defeat.
| .n e r for (he p a s t q u u ite r, and a
"Resolved, by th e O regon F e d ­ w-aa covered in th e e m p lo y e rs' ila -|
blllty
law
A
re
so
lu
tio
n
re
la
tiv
e
'
g a th e rin g prove p ro fita b le and en ­ e ra tio n of L abor, In It» se v e n th a n ­
T h is Info rm atio n w as su fficien t ion S ta te F e d e ra tio n of L abor is Sm all.
i g' i ie r a l s ta te m e n t of
bus.n.-.,-
C lg a rm a k e rs— H- O. P arso n s, W. jo y ab le and be a g re at b e n e fit to nual convention, th a t we unquali to em p lo y m en t of convict» In com
C arl F. C aulfield is in H oquiam . n a n s a c te d ih io u g h o u t th e .
to ala rm the trad»» u n io n ists ol now iu a eas'o n In th e city of Ho
I p e titio n
w ith
fre e
lab o r
was A’ash ., a tte n d in g ih e anuuul c o n ­ 1 Including a lepo rt Hum Ic e ii-PlH
T h is body Is r e p ra s m te d 4- F ltzfevald.
Ihe cause we love so m uch.
th e sta te , a n d a called m eeting qulani
tiedly condem n and denounce any
passed, Introduced by R. A- W ll­ v e n tio n of Ihe W ashington S ta te ing connultt.ee, sh e w in g th e d ill, i
C a rp e n te rs No. 80S— H. J. Par-
'C h a rle s P e rry T aylor,
wag held In P ortlu u d Ja n u a ry I .it th e m ee tin g s iii Ihe s is te r s ta te
and ev ery proposal to exem pt any
llson.
"Secret,ary-Treasurer.”
F e d e ra tio n of L abor.
190$, a tte n d e d by r e p re s e n ta tiv e « by B ro th e r C arl F. C au lfield . Ow­ klsou, W. J. S helley, C. W. Ryan.
• nee b etw een receipt» and e x p e n d i­
p riv a te o r c o rp o ra te holding» from
A reso lu tio n was passed e n d o rs­
Uro. C aulfield w as e le cte d fra tu re s lo r ) " u r s 13dS a n d I9U9, and
ol ten tra d e s unions, to consldi r ing to th e sim u lta n e ity of th e tw o It. O R ector, T. IJ. H athaw ay
tnx atio u ns sim ply an a tte m p t to
ing
the
o
w
n
e
rsh
ip
of
iron
as
well
e
o
n
v
e
n
tle
n
s,
it
will
be
luiposslbl.
E le c tric a l W o rk ers No 125—H.
tir iia l d e le g a te to th is co nvention "C e stln g to tip- correein e» « ol c
th is m a tte r. F ollow ing Is an ex
e sta b lish to th a t e x te rn a system
a s d irt highw ays and op p ro p ria-
c e r p t from a Ip tte r Issued by your for o u r ileleg a e to su b m it a re I.- F itz g e ra ld , W. S. tun k ln .
of la n d lo id isin lik e th a t now it- I tlo n of m oney and issu a n c e of by tb e lab o r u n io n s of O regon iast c o u n t, au d ited , were » u n in iiled a n d
E le c tric a l W o rk ers No. 317—J.
T h e follow ing re so lu tio n s w e re : fllctlu g th e B ritish people; and
J a n u a ry
T h e ex ecu tiv e board of accep ted , u f t tr w hich P resid eii
e x ec u tiv e board, w hich gives an port at th is se-sslon
b ands for them .
S. M. C lockw ell, K. D. P ickett.
a d o p ted :
th e O regon F e d e ra tio n of L ab o r ; N u n is o bligated and se ‘ed .lie
a cc o u n t of th is m ee tin g :
T ax a tio n .
th ia co n v en tio n now tax.-s occa
A proposed a m e n d m en t to lim it
B re w ers' I'n lo n No. 320 A ugust
T h« m ee tin g w as culled on ai
F A C T O R Y IN S P E C T IO N .
Your e x ec u tiv e board ba» pro­
i *lon to point out th a t, If th e s e tim - th e e m e rg en c y c la u se to a 'h re e - a t Its re g u la r m onthly m eetin g c flic e rs ele cte d to s e iv e to r tl.
count of receiv in g d e fin ite Infer tected se v e ra l form a ot tax law- lle e k er, G eorge G ross
R iao lu llo u pro v id in g for a m e n d ­ I bered unit I >gged o v e r lan d s a re > fo u rth s vote of tin- le g isla tu re i as last w eek a p p ro p ria te d the neecs- e n su in g year.
lle e rd rlv e ts . B o ttle rs aud Staiile-
m atio n to th e effect th a t th e In w ith th e objei-t of «afeguai dlug
ing Ihe S ta te F acto ry In sp ectio n i tax ed too h eav ily for th e ir o w n e ia ; e n d o rsed . T he fam ous tax a m e n d ­ sa ry m oney and sent th e dele
P re sid e n t S ellr.ger, ta k in g his
H yrom m us.
C h its
A rth u r
s,tra n c e co m p a n ies hud m o u se d the
III- m em b e rs a s wi ll as all otluo m. n
law.
to hold, th e re 1» no law w hich p rt m en t by w hich th e final w ord on g a te on hl* p le a sa n t m ission to . i n i , resin n ed th e o rd e r of bum-
O iegon
laboring in.,», u n d e r w hich h e ad th e rovla
M a n u fa c tu re rs ' A sst.elation and alt Itlzens,- unit e n d e a v o re d to h i r u n ! ixdll.'k.
“R esolved, T h a t th e e x ec u tiv e I vent» ih e S ta te a ssu m in g pos-.es ta x jiio n law» will have to be said re p re se n t th e
forcea.
B a i le n d e r s
L eague No. 339—
th e larg e e m p lo y e rs of lab o r In the ¡he sup p o rt ot o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s
ton c o m m itte e otferi-d th e const)
co m m ittee of th e O regon F é d é ra - Mon of th e m : a n d th a t, w ith tint by the people, a n il p r o v i d i n g ro r;
!
Char!»
u,-. C aulfield will
sit. P rice,
C h arles
W
s ta te to a u n ited effort to defeat I'bla e ffo rt ba» culm liiH 'eil In t h e
tlon of L abor be and hereby is a u ­ 1 ilttie cure a n d a tte n tio n , o u r cl. co u n ty a s Wi ll a s s la te exem ption ’ S e a ttle and E v e re tt v isit T acom a, lutloii a s aut tided, w hich war
Iplaw n. C h ris A ngler, T.
Mor-
th e e m p lo y e rs' llab tlltv lew.
A .iin ftln g of an a m e n d m e n t to tin
w
hile
on
the
thorized and insli-ncted to ta k e th e j m ate a n d tim e w ill re fo re st any of any clas« of p ro p e rty by popu ' o th e r sid e of th e C olum bia
adopted.
pow erful lobby lias beet, org an ized 11 n a tltu tio n ol the » la te of O re ‘ •ey.
T he
u e c c rs a iy ste p s to se c u re th e ; »uch a r e a s w hich th e ex em p tio n la r vote, wa» passed unan im o u sly i
T im follow lug motion was o l
bor
Pres»
re
ad
e
r»
will
G
a
in
i'-n
'
W
o
rk
e
rs-
M
rr.
T
lto»s.
to m eet w ith th e M ultnom ah dele i,en, w hich, lo g elh e i w .th a reso
b ear Hi d und becam e dcm tw yp m b .:
n
in
en
d
n
ien
t
a
u
d
e
n
fo
rc
m
en
t
of
i
from
tax
a
tio
n
would
aecu
re,
w
liil-
w
ith
no
d
ib
a
ti
and
only
a
sh
o
rt
i
from
him
iv g u la rly w hile h ' th
g allo n In rialem . h a v in g In view utlon e n d o rsin g the s a n . e . Is s u b - Mrs ,M. M ill»i. Mrs. R usina H.
he S la te F a c to ry lav re g a rd in g I nt th e sam e tim e se c u riu g to fi. speech by H. J. P arklaou.
le re d an.1 becom e« o p irn tiie - a
j con v en tio n and on th e sound.
th is purpose. R ealizin g th a t the n ltte .l to r th e < o n sld '-ra ilo n of 11 light.
■
e
n
tlla
tlo
n
and
su
n
lta
t,
q,
us
s
t
i
-
'a
r
e
g
e
n
e
ra
tio
n
s
th
e
ir
full
use
at
'o n c e : 'T h e » e rg 'm lt at a im s la t
P
o
sta
l
savin.
s
h
an
k
s
were
.M iih I i Ian» - C arl Stoll, A. L. Brltt-
tw o lo b b y ists of th e S ta te F e d e r­ tils c onvention.
—
forth in Section 2, S e n a te Hill 34, j any tim e a n y of th e land becain ' id o ix -d . S tro n g re so lu tio n s passed
icc etv e b) per c e n t of ail lln.-s
a tio n o L ulair will be a ' a disnd - Isc trtc al
D E L E G A T E S A T L Y R IC .
W o rk e rs’ - C o ntroversy. : nig. d A. S alinger.
¡..-,-:e .„ d a g a in st m em b e rs wlie-ie
M iu-hluisl* No. 61— R. S. Ha.v- G eneral L aw s of O regon, lo Un- w o re v a lu ab le lo t hom e» th a n foi ! a g ain st Olds. W o rtm an A- K ing and
v a n ta g e in oom hatlng
w ith so
| t e d ivision of Ho- lii ' i nilim al
end th a t It be m ad e com pulw iry tim ber, w hich, e sp e cially in tb a I th e n o to rio u s », ab building con-
lie Is in » :, u m en ta l and a c tiv e ¡a
'I E. I, N eltzle
p< « e rfu i a conitrttiuliou, th e m eet
D uring th e a fte rn o o n session th "
o. th erh o o d ol E le c irii.il W or !;i-is. i M etal P o ltih e r» . Buffer», P la te rs upon all e sta b lia h m e n ta , w here case of c ities, m uch of it would. Ic ern . th e T ru s te e Com pany of Port
sc
o u rin g liilo ru iittlo a a u d c .n v .e
In
it solved th a t It is abanlutelv
.villi h bus In eu u m a tte - of g i a v I Paul L M usa.
m etal L sm e lle d , ground, polished,
"\V. J. S helley, C a rp e n te rs ' No. ' land, th a t Is e re c tin g its b a rn o;, | C onvention of th e S ta te Fed. iRlIo,. ! tlon,"
n e c e ssa ry to ia ls e funds so they
was
Inform
ed
'h
a
:
th
e
L
vrlc
T
h
­
o n c ern to th e e n tire union Iain i
or o th e rw ise fa b ric ate d , to In stall 808.”
j M orrison and T en th » trea ts. Copies
The p r is id c u t u a tn i's th e follow
P hoto Engl aver» It M. S aint.
m ay em ploy such a ssista n c e as • i m . e i i H i i l . was tak e n ii| by Ihe
a le r m an a g em e n t hud Invited
J of th e re so lu tio n s will be s e n t a ll:
Ing c-oniniltiees io s e iv e for tl
E M PL O Y ER S' LIA BILITY .
I P la s te r e r s R. A W llllson. U F. i xhim st fan« for th e c a rry in g oil
m ay be u e c e ssa ry to p ro p e rty pre-1
ihe
d
ele
g
ate
s
<>
atlv
id
th
e
ir
pi.r-
i'oronto co n v en tio n ot tho Auieri- C aiah -r.
of fum es, a n d th e in sta lla tio n of
eusuiii,; y .a i o f 1910;
B ro th er E . A. C heney, of th e o v e r th e s ta te and esp ecially to th e fo rin o n -e T h u rsd a y night.
» m t th e side of laboi in advocacy
lb ,
»11 F e d ' I it lo ll o l
l.u ln e ,
a ll 1
L us and L e g isla tiv e C o m m itte e s
M alches- hood» and o th e r p ro te c t.v e dev ices P ain ter» ' U nion, In tro d u ce d a re ~ r.ianges. It Is said th a t organized convention a c e ,, t e d th e Invitation
ol lh a t law. For th a t re aso n tin placed Iu th e h an d s of a cuiniiiltt*" I I’l'eksu'en No. 43—J.
lo r tl"- e lim in a tio n of sm oke and olutlon re q u irin g all scaffo ld in g to lab o r h a s cut down th e ir sab » 5(1
t — N. A. N o rris, L. E. Rice, W. N.
| ter.
a b o v e m ee tin g pHtltlonejJ th e exei
w
ith
th
an
k
s,
af.
r
being
inform
,
to a ffe c t a se ttii-m e n i. B oth lac-
T h a t e stab lish - he In w id th at len st e ig h te e n In­ j p e r cen t already.
1 i L eV anw ay, A. L. W eim erstro n r, R
Painter» No. 19— E. A. Cheyne. du st tro u b le s.
l t l v e bo aid of th e O regon Htnn tlon* lu.vo a tre e d to u blde by tin
A re so lu tio n s to p rom ote tbe u n ­ th a t th** L yrle u se s th e p rin te rs C. R usaell.
m ants w here la rg e belt »u rfaces c h es; a lso p ro v id in g o th e r sato-
Y e ti.ratio n of laibot to levy sp ecial d e c is io n , w ill'll w a rra n ts th e pre Wm. N olike, A. J W aech.
union
lain
I
on
all
Its
p
rtu
ttn
g
ion label provoked M rs Roas of
L u ll C o m m itte e —A. L. U rlttln
S te a m fltlc r:' No. 235— ! rank Ec- a re c o n sta n tly s tirrin g up th e du»t guu da for th e p a in te rs.
i p si sstni-nl
of not less th a n unt
h ire s union m u sician s and stage
'lctlo n th at th e c o o tto v i rsy will
a n d lin t of th e fabric* of com-
T. H. B u rch ard , M A. S a ltu g e r.
T he re so lu tio n w as, upon i "coni th e G arm ent W o rk ers lo sco re the em ployers. Is o th e rw ise u
pei c en t p e r m em b e r for a perloi' h ■ n be nm lcnbly a d ju s t al. uc.l ihe iie»t, J a m e s E ranps.
gì»)
A u diting C o m m ittee—J . IL Tom
S a ilo rs F. K niipff, Ed Rosun- in erc e be com pelled to In sta ll ex nn ndatio n of th e c o m m itte e on lab o r m en for not w earing m ore
id J h r e e m onths, said a. se ssn n nt ;
union playhouse, and puts up
E le ctrica l W o rk e rs'
in .-.-al.-.-itlun
j l.nson. H. C. G a id ar,
h a u st fail« and m eh o th e r fo rm s | law s a n d leg isla tio n , voted down, union label clothing.
to be a v a ila b le a s soon a s possi will go Ioi e u n i w ith ad Jed In.pi berg.
good show.
A
re
so
lu
tio
n
con
d
em
n
in
g
as
nn
j Do!« g a te s t i C en tral L ib e r Conn
S h e e t M etal W orker» No. 16— of v e n tilatio n a s m ay be p ro p e r. a;, ih e p ro p o sed lia b ility law whlcn
ble
W hile th e p etition a sk s lot tus.
T h at th e n a n lta tlo n of e v ery fac­ i l . i F e d e ra tio n will h a v e on Bn sa n ita ry the M anila ilg a r a im p o rt­
I. C. F e rsa ll, A. G. Ros».
' "II- t'. ri :d«,!!, T. H. I; i i . - j ' r d .
an 'a s s e s s m e n t of a p p ro x im ate ly 3
Gom pere-Llitchell-M oi rlto u C o n -
BU ILD ERS TALK
| C o m m ittee to su p e rv ise playin .
T -am sters No. 162— E. It Cro- tory, uii’l. w orkshop, etc., tie fu r­ ! N ovem ber, 1910, b allo t, c o v ers all ed th ro u g h th e in flu en ce of P re s i­
c e n ts p e r m em ber, all m g a n lz a tlo n s I
t m p i C ass.
d e n t T aft fre< of duty and affect
¡ui-t, Jo h n E. S te u er. J. S. G uteara. th e r p rom oted, a n d to th is end sug | the reaidiition culls for.
n' d iffe re n ’ h ospital»- M. A. S.:
w ho c a n affo rd to do so ,-h o u lu ,
T h e Building T rad e s Coa'.i il had linger, A. L. B rltiln g , F. K onrad
I'h e m a t e r o t Ih e » e u le n c o of G A. Roger».
ge-4 a c o n fere n ce w ith a n d co-op­ .h e reso lu tio n call« for. T h is p a ri ing th e c ig a rm a k , rs of th e C oast
Jgy .a at, in .n il a . tin ir t n a s u r l .
1 ¡ ’ i Id e m G o in p e r » , V ic e I ’ r c s a le n t
g iio v iu sly . i u » passed a f te r e x ­ its usual good a tte n d a n c e on la st i New m em b e rs on appllcailc-n
T 'U iiiK le r s
No. 182
A s t o r i a — e ra tio n w ith th e Society for tho of the law read»:
will allow .
.Monday night,
It had n u . e - nn M ils M. H a g g erty , Rex. M. P ra tt.
P re v e n tio n of T u b erc u l »is anil ,
T h e e x e c u tiv e boaid feel.-, that M itehell am t .le c te ta iy M urilxon. Dun In Icher, C h a rle s S t i l l i l i .
S -citon 1
All own- rs. lo n tr u it- planation» by W. H. F itzg e rald aud
unusual attend: nee i f b r o t lp - r f r o m I R esigned
t t ie A . i i '- il e a n F i d . l a t io u o f Ea
Tullí I : No. 74—C. I- B erguren. such o th e r o rg a n iz atio n » th a t m»,v I or», »uh-eoiitractor.*, corporation», j o th ers.
th is fight Is a c o u te at ioi th e very
from m e m b e rsh ip —
lie w orking along th e s e line*.” l o r p e rso n s w h a tso e v er, e n g ag e d in ! A flash lig h t photo of th e conven- o u t of th e city, and z coi : « spond- Ml»» B ,B. H ard y , E. P. H ayes.
e x is te n c e of o rg a n iz ed labor, uu I b o r, f o r c .,a i n ip t o f c o n ; la pub-1 X. \ B ergm an, C. G. Ockwlg.
j- it n i;
In
tl.e
t-f-d e t a - l o p j - ii t h e .
M ultnom ah T y p o g rap h ica l No. 58 M gr d by Paul M usa, M "tnl P ol­ I th e c o n stru ctio n , re p a irin g , ultera- itlo n for publicatio n tn th e Jo u rn a l ing word f e - t mid r th e " g 'X id o f
th e re fo re th e above p e titio n t
a m e o f t h - l a r i , » R a m i" i o . in I
th e convention the i.rder." B ro th ",« Wm. Del. and
W ill Italy. L ucius E G otshall. ish e rs: L. E. Oo’»chnll. M ultnom gh ! tlon, entoval o r p sln tiu g of any i w as tak e n , and
gt a n te d a n d an gasesstnez t of I
C A R P E N T E R S SAY NO
took a recess.
Win. O lsen ,.f A storia. J. F v V I m v i
T y p o g rap h ica l U nion No. «58.
cunt p e r m onth p e r m em ber foi 'h e "We It ii t i ' a t i . ' i n l i e ” ,» i. n - A. C Leauaid. C. M N ew m an.
building, bild g e, v iad u c t, o r o th e r
m a in i . i'.--
i o . iiv
as II a n a ll
In
th
e
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
th
e
follow
ing
mid
R.
A.
H
a
rris
,
f
Salem
were
T
h
e
C a rp e n te rs of laic al 80S w ill
\» to rla C e n tra l L abor C ouncil—
th ie e m o u th s Is h e reb y a i l e d for
1 s tru c tu re (o th e r ttia i a p riv ate
ST A T E W IDE PR O H IB IT IO N .
're s o lu tio n s w- re ¡ ;*»s"d- F.tv ul: ' th ere . T h ese b ro th e ls, w ith som e not- »ell th e ir ho n o r o r b trll-rig i
a n d f u r th e r w ant to tm pn-es on the tlnto o t our last ro p it-n tlo h J o s e p h L. M ooie.
dw
elling
house,
b
s
r
n
o
r
o
’lie
r
do-
w ill
' W h e r e « » , an a m e n d m en t
woman su ffra g e : d e m an d in g f r v I local d e l-g n tc s of th e council, gave for a m ess of po ttag e.
rh e v w •
Pai le n d e rs No. 142. A sto ria —
y o u r o rg a n iz a tio n tlis ’ w hile th is save I ' m ' th • s i p r e m e - o u r t h as
be su b m itte d to tl.e v o .e.» at th e m m tic build in g u p p n rie n a n t lo a (loin of sp eech and .r u d o i i i of as
g r a n t e d a r e v ie w o f th e e a » « . H o w < A lbert Johnson. Aug N elson.
: som e ln t" i" s iln g mid e n te rta in in g not now go on th e Old*. W o rtm an
a.vS'isament Is a voluntary one on
p riv ate d w elling or farm , and used
N
ovem
ber
e
lectio
n
,
providing
fo.
e v e r , I t is a s o u r c e o l g r a t if ic a t io n
i talks.
C a rp e n te rs No. 917, A a to rla —
Ji K ing building a n d ; iva tb e m i
y o u r part .It Is urg ed th a t It
exclusively a* su c h ), o r In th e « inblnge w ith o u t In te rru p tio n by
S t a t e w i d e p r o h i b it io n , and.
to th e i i .o n 1 • o p te o f IP. ' w iio l- ' Wni lie!!. Win Olaeu.
ihe police; e n d o rsin g stru g g le s ol
union work there, a u ,ib « n t in : » i.
shr.uld be paid a t th e e a rlie s t p o s­
erec
tio
n
o
r
O
peration
of
any
nta-
"W
h
e
re
a
s,
e
x
p
erien
c
e
ha»
d
e
m
­
I-ishi im i n. A a to rla —H. M. Iz>-
F ish e rm e n to p re v en t e x tirp atio n
T h is w as a g re e d upct. la s t Tu ■ -
sib le m om ent. F o rw ard all m oney e o u i i i r ” l i c i t t lm T o r o n 'o c o m n-
okluery.
o
r
In
th
e
n
ian
iifac
liire.
i e . » H a l e d th e ’u tility and Inctfec-
of salm on in C olum bia riv e r, <-p
to J. I' Cassfdy. se c re tary -It i lls- tin re -e lec ted th e se o ffice rs by rontsen.
day night by th e m em b e r , i f Ixitul
tra
p
m
ission
and
use
of
e
le
ctrlcitv
,
C a i|:i liters- No. 1455, E u g en e — tlvene»» of p ro h ib itio n legtalatldb. o r In the m a n u fa c tu re o r use of d o ralng stru g g le of L eatherw o, |:,-rs
to. e r. Y outa fta te rn a lly ,
80s by a u n a n im o u s vote
w hich m erely displace» a régulai-
J. N. St. C lair.
"C. H . G R A M ,
Did*, W ortm an ii K .ng <l"s!re
tn d u s tr /,
d a n g ero u s a p p lia n c e o r suh- for eight hour day; e n d o rsin g bill OF LABOR’S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S
ed
and
leg
itim
a
te
liquor
Plum ber» No. 481. E u g e n e —H.
AT LEG ISLATURE
"J L W HBKLKR,
union finish to th e ir non n.iimi
IlltcU »tubce, sh a l se e th a t all m etal
mid
«»tnbllshe«
Iu
place
an
B Woods.
MRS
U GEE.
building
T h ey h av e h s I sp e n t it’
-wiajil. rope, g lass, ru b b e r, g ilt'»
Evei y m em ber of the 1 glr.'atn re th e ir b eh alf h u n d i'd .s of tin u n t«
C a rp en ter» No. '1 0 6 5 . S a lem — tra ffic : and.
“J. F C A HSIDY.
o th e r m a te ria l w h a tev e r,
W
hereas,
tlio
effect
of
p
ro
h
t’il-
■
I’^f'-ha.
or
of 1999. both se n a to rs and r«'pre-
J. F. W isner, W. IL P e lh el
“ L e g a l Q uorum of E x ec u tiv e
of dollai* by m en opp. s d to or
»hull be c a re fu lly se lec te d a n d tn-
T y p o g ia p h tca l No. 210, S alem — Hon ha* alw ay s been th e n v a n » of
se n tativ i's, have lieen briefly but g sn lzed lab o r, see m in g ly th e y ii"W
H oard."
sp
e
.'."d
and
te
ste
d
,
so
lis
to
d
e
te
ct
dep riv in g g re a t num ber» of tra d e s
R.
\
.
H
a
rris.
com
prehensively
i h e c l . d up Tor wish fo give o rg a n iz e d lab o r a f '
As p re d ic te d by th e foregoing
any defect*«, a u d all scaffolding,
E n g in e e rs No. 372—J. S. Dlllen. m en from gaining a livelihood at
fu tu re re fe re n ce In th e re p o rt of do llars of w ork to g et them
le tte r, th e M a n u fa c tu re rs ' A ssocia­
«ta» Ing. fa lse w ork o r o th e r te m ­
th
e
ir
chosen
o
c
cupation»
to
th
e
iC
.
E.
White.
J. F. C assidy ami R. A. H a n ts . keep still, but th e boy* o f . ' 1'
tion sen t probatdy th e m ost pow­
porary s tru c tu re sh all he c o n stru ct-
M ach in ists
No.
63 — C h arles a d v a n ta g e of th e bootlegger and
w ho w orkd for labor m< asurea nt say no.
e rfu l lobby th a t e v e r w ent to
i
d
to
b
e
a
r
four
tim
e»
th
e
m
ax
i­
o
th
e
r
unlaw
ful
dlspeiiKt
i
s
.
aud,
H ough
■“ Hal/iii to d e f -a t a sin g le m ea su re .
Baleni d uring th e hist session.
m
um
w
eight
to
be
su
s
ta
in
e
d
by
W
herv
i*.
m
any
of
t
h
e
g
r
e
a
t
i^eath erw o rk er« No. 66—J. T
T hl« d ele g atio n e m b ra ce d In it»
T he i«'lltlcal c n "m ’es of iib o r
said
stru
c
tu
re
,
a
n
d
such
s
tru
c
tu
re
T he C a rp e n te rs of S alem a re
tru s ts , nm ah ty th< A m erican T o­
Yost.
nn-m liershlD th e w e a lth ie st m am i |
will i.nd th e ir pro g ram s som » hRt record In th e O lds, W o rm ia n
»halt
not
ut
any
tim
e
be
overloa«’
bacco C om pany, '.wive, w ph nier
fn e tu re r» a n d m ost In flu en tial po­
d.M urbed and th e ir positi ns "X- K ing fight. T h ey h av e called '
A’ie r Intro d u ctio n of re so lu tio n s u n a r y tn o U v c s , . o n t r t h u i e d la r g e e r or overcrowd«'«!; and all scat-
¡N5O- 1 and
litica l tr ic k s te r» of th e city. T h e re
posed tn a m an n er th at cannot on all th c lr m em lier* a n d lib
co n ve n tio n aJJounu d
folding. sta g in g o r o th e r s tr u c iu 'c
su
m
s
uC
m
oney
to
th
e
p
ro
h
ib
itio
n
w ere c o m m itte e m ee tin g s and c o n ­
! help hiit he productive of re«u!ts
♦ a t « p. m.
m ure th an tw e n ty fe e t from th e
to c ea se p a tro n a g e w ith tin * l '
can
»»ign
fu
n
d
s;
and
fe re n c e s galo ie. and su d d e n ly the
1 V thl Publication of th« repoi I,
T h e S alem hoys know
v h ’t
"W h ere as, t le people »trendy »round or floor sh a ll he se cu red
“ frie n d s " of th e people I th e leg ­
w
hich
will
he
chiefly
vah:
! ,|e In
n .e a n s to fig h t for ' h ' f i ’ T l ' '
h a r e th e meaiir- of pr sc rib in g the from sw aying and provided w ith a
is la to r s ) began to find o b je c tio n a ­
th
e
futui
e
on
th
is
account.
-lay and a liv in g wr.g- .
lim ita tio n " a n d a re p e rm itte d loc.il *«rong and e ffic ie n t sa fety rati or
ble fe a tu re s w hich th e y had over-
T h e rep o rt also gives tn c a ra ta i
se lf g o v e rn m e n t of th e liquor bust o th er c o n triv an ce, so as to p re v en t
lo ck ed before. And th e e m p lo y e rs'
. 'I' tall th e strn g . ]p* qf
labor'*
any pei son fall'iig th e re fro m "
T h e C a rp e n te r* w ill h a v e n f «. 1
Hess; and.
lia b ility law w as a dead Issue
llrte n d * on th
• e ra l m eas
«.» a a r d
rt
E
M
P
L
O
Y
M
E
N
T
O
F
C
H
I
L
D
R
E
N
"W
h
e
re
a
s,
org
an
ized
Is'ju
r
ha*
g e n e ra l good tin t" th e
so far a s th e O regon le g isla tu re
whlc
re e n a c te d I n f o Tue*day ntstit of th is m o n th T "
T ntm dnctlon of resolution« re­ be n a g re at boon to l i n e ’ > n ip e r -
J F CASSIDY
E
R odgers, of th'* T eam driv-
w as c o n ce rn ed
C a rp e n te rs ar« re jo ic in g o v e r t o :
r e d to the eoinm lttee«, a híle! a n c e by ra is in g w ages, r»«li.’'ln g «!»'. tn tro d m .il a e sn h ilto u whlf-li W h o
As
the
a tm o s p h e re
becom es S e e n ta i y of th e G renon S t a t i Fed-
tn fe rm e r *e
ng w as pass«<l cond, t a i li n g ike cm-
t a l k b y H erm an Itos*. In te rn a tio n a l I ih e I., n s of Libor a n d Cff
»ueces* tn o rg a n iz a tio n worts an*
n a t i o n of I s i l c r
B taarer a fte r a sto ru i, so (h e sc a le s I
e lisi"! »hi
1 u -o p o i. to c e le b ra te a little .
&
ON RECORD
APPRECIATED
Pres. Daly’s Report
WEDNESDAY’S
SESSION
From Washington ,
THURSDAY
SESSION
Credentials Approved
MUSICIANS UNION
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Resolutions
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