Portland labor press., January 13, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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P O
r X o s BIX
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
THE DELEGATES
Program Made Up of Music, Re­
freshments and Forceful Talks
by W. S. U’Ren and 0 . P. Hoff
T he third act fluJs us In the Ooe-
pel Mission down lu the alums of
Izindon
H e re take» place one of
the p rettleat and moat alfecilug
scene» ever penned. The fourth
act la laid In the home of the Kev.
prend Baraton, at St. Byaoa, where
the tru th la fin a lly told, and nil
end» happily. "Thorn» an 1 Orange
Blossoms" w ill be a beautiful pro­
duction. w ith every piece of ac?n-
ery painted absolutely appelai for
the production. I t abound» iu lic it
rumor and th rillin g heart interest.
T h e seat ante for "T o ll (la te
Inn" w ill open a t the box olfice
Monday next. January 17, at 10 a
m. Poaltlvely no telephone order»
taken for thia production.
IT D C N 7 PAY
R T L A N p
IN BEHALF OF
LABOR
C O U N C IL
C H R IS T
OF
OF
CHURCHES
M AKES
S P E C IF IC
OF
STATEM ENT
P R IN C IP L E S
The Federal
Council of tbe
Churches of Christ In Am erica,
representing the united Protestant
churct cs In this country, w ith a
membership of 18,000,000 and a
constituency of 40,000,000. unani­
mously adopted, among other spe­
cific principles for which I t as­
serts the church must stand:
L A B O R
rnrnsPAT,
P R E 3 3
jantary
«fa
i *.
itiö
the professions and In agriculture, CR rlstl*n churches to adopt that
those should be Included who are standard a t a part of th e ir Chris­
engaged In domestic and personal tian obligation, but lt 1» thi con­
service, trade and transportation, viction of this commission that
and In m anufacturing and mechan­ anything over ulne hours In any
business or employment Is an
ical pursuits.
M oreo /er. w ith tbe Increasing abuse which should not be toler­
complication of the Industrial sit­ ated In a Christian community, nor
uation. there has come the ne­ exacted by a C hristian employer.
cessity of conducting mgny In ­ This eommlvslo.. recommends to
dustries seven days In the week. the official bodies of Christian
and as a rule those Industries I churches, in order to standardize,
conducted seven days In the week as it were, the simplest Cl 'Istian
require the service of the Indi- ! obligations In the Industriai field,
vldual employe seven days In the ■ and to secure th e ir recognition, the
week, and the rate of wages Is adoption of resolutions calling on
set not for a six day, but for a 1 employers of labor w ithin those
churches to conform, In th e ir In­
seven day scale.
dustrial operations, to these three
One Day’s Rett In Seven.
simple rules:
The commission on the church
One day’s rest In each seven.
and social service of the Federal
Reasonable hours of labor.
Council of the Churches o f Christ
A living wage hated on these
in Am erica calls the attention of
reasonable h iX rs of labor.
the churches of Christ everywhere
F. M. 'N O R T H - Chairman.
to this condition and the menace
C H A 8 . 8 T E L Z L E , Secy.
Involved In lt, aud urges upon all
C hristian
chjtrches
o fficially,
through th e ir puipits, theh broth­ NEW BRITISH ANTHEM
erhoods aud various other organ­
izations, to emphasize and bring
In England tens of thousands of
home to th e ir members th eir Chris­ people are singing a gong to the
tian obligations In these premises, tune of "M arching Through Geor-
namely, th a t It Is tbe rig ht of . gla."
I f 6.000 people
gathered
every man to have one day out of around , he O rtBon|an here ln Port.
the seven for rest andI recreation ,and and sang
R
of body, soul and mind, and^that I grourhy e(JJtor o f that paper would '
It is the obligation of every Chria- ' lnk the gjng,e U x wag be)ng
tla nemployer so to arrange
< CU88ed. The first stanza runs as
business that each of the employes | fc , low, .
may huve one day a holiday ln
J
...
I Sound the blast for freedom, boya,
seven.
w ithout
dim inution
o f,
__
__
re»u
m bw m a !
Vizvl
(a ♦ Vi A
ftHtl bVllti it fftF flDCi Wldt?
waKfas. T h e normal holiday is tne i
A
. .
»
n
« t-i. av . l
i
ziow March along to victory, for God
Christian 8abbath. the L o rd s d ay,,
4
__ out
___ side.
la on
but where the conditions o f Indus- W h ile the voice of N ature thun­
try or service require contlausnce
ders o'er the rising tide:
of work seven days and the conse­
God made the land for I he people!
quent employm ent of some part
M ISS A U C B CONDOM. IM T H O R N S AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS,'
The land, the land, 'twas God
of the employes on the Lord’s
A I T H E L iR IC T H E A T R E
who gave the land;
day, then those ao employed are
The land, the land, the ground
entitled to receive a holiday on
on which we standi
tom e other day ln the w eek; and
W hy should we be beggars with
furtherm ore that It la the obliga­
the ballot in our hand?
tion of eveiy Christian employer
to
so to arrange bis scale of wages God gave the land to the neonle'" The w“ > to opportunity lies through knowledge, and to gain knowledge
« • » ‘ ‘ • W >'°<< must go where doctors of y e a r, of experience are em
that the living wage o f his em ­ H a rk * T hi s h o u ^ a awellhig from
ployes is calculated, not on a
the East and from the West Ployed— where they have spared no tim e In study to protect jo u r teeth.
seven day, but on a six day W hy should we beg »ork and let to prevent decay and accumulation of tartar. A ll our operators aie
basis.
the la n d lo rd s u k e the best ? middle aged, gentlem anly doctors of from 10 to, 20 years experience
A Living W a g t.
each an expert ln his special line. B EA R IN M IN D that we can save
It la the obligation of every M ake them pay their taxes for tbe you money and trouble-
Our prices are w ith in the reach of alU
laud—
w
e'll
risk
the
rest;
Christian employer, a part of the
T
he
land
was
m
eant
for
tbe
essential Christian teaching of the
people.
brotherhood of man, to pay every
T h e arnokor given by the C entral enorm ity of the scheme the elec­
L ab o r Council Wedneaday evening tion waa called again, but this
F irs t— T he gradual aud reason­
in honor at the S late Federation tim e it was called off.
A N E X A M P L E C F M A N N E R IN able reduction of the hours of
T here Is grave and great reapou
of Labor waa crowded to the
W H IC H
A
C E R T A IN
R E S I­ labor to tbe lowest practicable
aiblllty resting on the people of
D E N C E BLO C K E V A D E S T A X E S point, and for th a t degree* of leis­
door».
Oregon.
On
them
rests
the
p
ro
b-;
President Andy Madsen made a
ure for all w tlc h Is a condition of
____ Is owned
b rie f addreaa of welcome which lems of government. T his Is not
Block 171 of Portland
the highest hum an life.
waa rerponded to by the president politics. The speaker declared that by ¡ b e' c'orbe tt ¿slate. I t Is prac
Second— A release from em ploy­
of the Oregon State Federation of In politl no blacker Republican t ,ca||y (die. lta^iiuprovem enta are m ent one day in seven.
eMW, > t , 20.000. the land Is
Labor, W ill Daly. H e said th a t the existed n a n him self. In or out of
T h ird — A living wage as a m in­
Bt | 285,000.
This block
last legislature had refused nearly the hall. T he power o f the people |
imum In any industry, and the
waa
government
Itself.
Certain
ape
|g
a
I
l
t
t
je
jesa
than
an
acre
in
ail It Baked, and now on the In iti­
highest wage that each Industry
, t u barely large enough
ative ballet he believed the voter» clal privileged Interests w eie sneak fcXtenI
can afi'ord.
w ill proceed to break the back of Ing around hoplug and tryin g to for u fam iiy orchard or a potato
T h e Federal Council's commis­
l t would make a flne
opposition to labor legislation w ith ensnare the people once more If patcb
sion on tbe church and social ser­
they
can
elect
a
supreme
court
and
aheep
corral
j
f
lt
waB
improved
the employers lia b ility law.
vice accepts as the basis of Its
T h e music furnished by P rf les­ a governor opposed to the people , n accordance w ith Its value lt b elief and action the e n tire pro-
they
w
ill
give
us
the
greatest
fight
would have buildings worth not gran
sor Burchard's orchestra ' as a
adopted by
tue
Federal
W h at Council In Its report on the church
very pleasing luterm lsslor a fter to retain our powers th a t we have leas than *800,000 on It.
Is lt worth?
W e ll, the Portland and social service.
each speech.
A recess was de­ ever seen.
F o r the con­
W e must get the business of gov­ hotel block on the west side of
clared, and the sm aller hall was
centration of attention upon con­
ernm
ent
on
a
business
basis
and
the
postoffice
Is
w
orth
a
m
illion,
(he acene of the refreshm ent part
crete conditions ,and because of
Of the hospitality extended to all cut out the useless and the trash, exclusive o f all Improvements. If the present keen Interest in the
the g ra ft and the boodltrs.
The the hotel burned to the ground and three closely related propositions
Comers.
Labor Commissioner O. P. H o ff moat abominable tax la the poll not oue brick was le ft standing above set forth, i t submits a t thia
•poke on the reasons and n e e e s -ta x that takes from the laboring on another, the bare ground would tim e to the churches the follow ­
•U y o f organisation. Our savage, man more thun he can save In be worth a solid m illio n dollars.
ing statement and recoinmencra
gnoeMora combined against opprea-' tw elve days, w hile from the ric h .
T h e Corbett block has a line of tlons. and urges that favorable
aors who In turn combined against man less than the salary of a street cars on one side, the poat- action be taken upon them by In ­
the people, and this succession o f nilnu'e.
I office on the o th e r and la only a dividual churches, synods, assem­
T b e taxing of men for use of i block away from the courthouse, blies,
combinations brought about organ
conferences,
conventions,
Izatlon of tribes, communities, na thd land must slop. No man made I Improvements valuable? Not re la ­ brotherhoods and other representa­
A farm worth *600 w ith tive bodies, la tbe many com­
tlons and states
Organized labor the land. No man has a rig ht In lively.
was recognized as having raized morals o r justice to sell tbe g ifts Improvements worth *20 would not munions which compose the Fed­
T he era l Council.
wages, shortened hours of labor of God. Comm unities create land be considered as Improved.
values, and those values are need­ land of the C orbett block to the
T h e Pittsburg Survey revealed
ed for
police, schools, streets, south of the postoffice—-there Is to all interested in industrial con­
roads and o th e r public services. another to the east that has one ditions a state o f affaira In many
U n til these values have been ab of the best bullnings in the city on respects surprising.
In the steel
sorbed tbe governm ent has no busi­ lt— Is worth not leas than *600,000. m ills, according to the report of
ness w ith w hat was produced by Deals have fallen through w ith the Survey, 20 per cent o f the
sum
as
a
basis. employes, or about 14,000 men in
the labor of any individual.
W e some such
need a country lik e New Zealand T h e south h alf of the Portland Allegheny
county,
worked
1* employe a living wage, th a t Is,
here, which u tra v e ler has de­ hotel block is estim ated to be hours a day seven days la tbe a wage on which not only the T he banner haa been raised on
high) to face tbe b attle din I
scribed as “not worth a damn ex­ w orth not less than *400,000, and week, a t the rate of l t 1-2 cents worker but the average fam ily
It has no street cars on the south an hour.
cept to a workingman.''
Buch employes, there­ can live under proper sanitary T h e arm y now Js m arching on the R E M E M B E R , H E A L T H A N D B E A U T Y re ly on good teeth. It will
struggle to begin.
reasonable
increase your v ita lity and strength. A ll are Invited to visit our office
T he w orker should receive all side. S treet cars mean accessibil­ fore, by working 12 hours a day conditions and w ith
he produces and no more. I t la ity, and accessibility means values every day In the week w ere en­ comfort. N orm ally the great bulk W e'll never ceaso our efforts till Exam ination free. Cal) and be convinced that we do as we advertise.
The east abled to earn *1.68 per day. any of the Industrial work of our coun-(.
the victory we win,
now up to the mudsills to legislate for business purposes.
CHICAGO PA IN L E SS D E N T IST S
And the land Is free fo r the
In such a way as to give laboring h alf or this block 171 is fully as reduction In. tim e Involving a pro­ try should he done by the heads
323 1-2 Washington St„ Cor. Sixth— Lady A ttendant— Rhone Main 3880.
people I
men w hat they produced, which valuable as the south h alf of the portionate reduction in wages. T he of fam ilies, and wages should be
Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 8undaya
a. m. to 1. p. m
was tw ice what they received now, Portland hotel block, and the west high wages paid to a re la tiv e ly adjusted not to the cost of living
h
alf
should
be
worth
the
rem
ain
­
C
lear
the
wa>
for
lib
e
rty
!
The
of
the
unm
arried
boarder,
but
to
small num ber o f men In positions
a t least.
In ten years more he
laud must all be free!
of responsibility— 3 or 4 per cent the fam ily life In the home. The
believed the workers in Oregon der. *200,000.
Some real estate men say that getting over *6 per day— had here­ living wage differs from tim e to Britons w ill not fa lte r In the fight,
PO R T L A N D ’S
could add *500 each to th e ir an­
this Corbett block would not be tofore misled the public as to the time and from place to place. The
though stern It be,
nual wages.
FAM ILY
a bad bargain a t a m illio n, because genera) scale of wages in this obligation remains unvaried, a n d , T ill the flag we love so w ell shall
W e must have proportional rep­
THEATRE
I t Improved w ith a big business p articu lar Industry.
s ave from sea to sea
A n investi­ no Industry can be counted as I
resentation and take more of the
block It would bo a very desirable gation of the living conditions properly conducted from the stand-
O'er
land
that's
free
for
the
best elements of society into our
Commencing Sunday Matinee
people.
location.
showed th a t the wages actually point of C h ris te n ethlca which la I
law making bodies. W e w ill gel
It is assessed a t *285,000, how ­ paid to unskilled laborers In the not so conducted th a t ail employes
some benefits out. of the employers
ever. T h a t means that taxes are
lia b ility law .
l t w ill be lo r out escaping from the public treasury steel m ills was not a liv in g wage: shall receive a living wage.
Reasonable Hours of Labor,
W. B. V R E N
(h lld re n to reap »he benefits In to the exten t of aliout ,6000 in th a t la, not a wage on which a
man w ith an average fam ily could which- employing Its laborers six
P rincip al Speaker at the B ric k e r the greater p art of w hat w ill be
round numbers-
This would pay live respectably, under decent san
N ext Week. “W ho’s Your W ife?”
days In the week, compels them
Wednesday Evening
done w ith in the next ten years.
the taxes on a good many little Ita ry conditions and w ith a rea­
Coming, “Tollgate Inn”
Seat eale opens Jan. 17, 10 a. rr.
Asthma, Headache, Neural­
to w ork 12 hours out of the 24.
T . Nugent gave a solo with on homes.
I t would pay taxes on sonable degree of comfort.
gia, Insomnia, C atarrh, K id ­
and bettered conditions for all la core, both of which w ere highly
T he does not give to those employes
a great many little farms and investigations
ney, Stomach, H e a rt and
bor, w hether organised or not. We appreciated.
of
the
Survey a proper opportunity for sane and
M r. A lb e rt Rallies
L iv e r Troubles, as w all as
need to recognize I hut when we gave three very laughable charac­ some big ones. T his llttio plot of showed furtherm ore th a t in pre­ healthy living.
F am ily Ufa, In­
HOME PH O N E A 1411
I.X E X . C L A R K . Preeldeat
land Is worth not less than *15 cisely the same regions where
SS<4 FR O N T ST R E ET
Cataracts, Cross Eyes and l | OEO X . ORTON. M asaser
through
greed
Injured
another te r »ketches.
tellig en t social Intercourse w ith
a square foot ,*136 a square yard these low paid workm en were
O ther Eye Troublee, yield
one’s fellows, are Impossible under
craft In the union of our own
R. A. H a rris o f Salem made »
Rome pretty good farm acre» esu housed the d rink evil was a t its
readily to the eclence of
such conditions, and the laborer i
c ra ft we Injured ourselves and all abort ta lk , the main features of
be obtained in Oregon for that worst and tbe general m o rality
organized labor. H e urged the de­ which was that the new constitu­
not only la not encouraged to de-.»» Neurology a rd the know !
sunt. A man could make a living at Its lowest. Saloons found this
velop upward, but. by the condi-
edge gained oy Ite use. W e
m anding o f the union label, and tion would cost *60,000, would do
on tl-ree acres of farm land w ortl the most profitable region fin a n ­
w ant chrSAa cases given .
tlons of his labor, Is held In an .
aatd th a t If the 2b,0(M) union men away w ith the In itia tiv e and retei
,135 an acre
Could he make lt cially.
W h ile a fa ir proportion Inferio r and degraded condition. |
up by other doctors, aa we
and th e ir dependent ones In O re­ endum and could be proclaimed
LKTTK RHEA I»S
C O N ST IT I TIONS
on three square yards of this 'and? of workmen and th eir fam ilies I with no chance of development, -
reach and remove C A U S E 8 _
E N V E L O PE S—IN FACT
IY-LAW 8 A N rp
P
gon would demand the union label w ithout submission to the people.
Yes. my friend, he could. T hree w ere found resisting these In flu -; Such a condition is, we believe,
A N Y TH IN G TOC WANT
ABPS
W ORKING CA
of
sickness.
L
iterature
and
on something three times a weqb
Ed. Rosenberg spoke on the L a­ sq.m re yards would enable him
eucea, it waa plain th a t the d r in k : contrary to the dictates of the
symptom blank mailed free *
and never purchased anything w ith ­ bor Press. H e made the striking
to make a good living in some evil and the tendency o f the pop­
religion of C h rist and a menace
on requeet. Perm anent ben-
out It. th a t could be obtnined, sim ile that like the m ilita ry recruit
r ’.iail re rc a a tlle business on this ulation to Im m orality were con­ to the well-being o f the state. _
efita are assured In every
th a t the union label would be sup we needed d rillin g so that when
Corbett empty hb’ek 171. 't w ill nected w ith the prevailing Indus­
l t is an obligation re ttin g upon (
case undertaken.
|
plied on everything to all Oregon. we were confronted w ith the over­
ten t lo r good Inc lojt, on this sum tria l and housing conditions. F or Christian employers so to organ-1
Professor W. M. Rasmus recited whelm ing and savage enemy we
one (.( these fin e lays to somebody most men working 12 hours a day,
The Board of Directors of the Labor T emple Asso­
"Bhamue O 'B ryan." and to enthus- could "keep step and touch," and
Ize th e ir .Industry th a t the e m -
1 ho w ill build on lt. an 1 w l.h ¡2
tastlc encores delivered "O ’Grady's thus present a solid square on all or 14 stories make that ••any seven days In the week, little Is ployp may have reasonable hours
ciation
meets every Thursday at 8 p. m., in the
le ft except lethargy o r stim ulants. of labor.
SPECIALISTS IN EYE ANB
Ooat."
sides and preserve onr liberties. acres of floor apace on this acre.
directors’
room, 270J4 Alder street.
T
here
was
little
enjoym
ent
o
f
life
In
view
of
present
discussions
T h e n ext speaker was W . 8 He spoke some German and Rus­
In iW 2 lt waa worth poutibly possible for them except the en­ and In view o f the existing d i­
NERVOUS DISEASES
U 'R en , who spoke quietly and ear­ sian poetry which the reporter was *IUOO.
T he people n f Port Ian
joym ent of the senses. W h a t the versities of opinion, this com m Is-1 T h ird floor M erchants T ru st Bldg,
nestly words fraught w ith deep unable to catch.
“Printer’s Ink,” the recognized authority on adver­
made the rest of the va'ucz,
In 8urvey revealed 1« P ittsburg Is slon is not prepared to state, for
Sixth and Washington Sts.
lessons and great Import. Today
A t a lata hour the social broke England it is proposed to here­ true, we are advised, to a greater all Industrial conditions, what Is a
tising,
after a thorough investigation on this subject,
Portland, Oregon
the science of government Is hound up.
a fte r take for public purposes one or less extent—-often to the same
reasonable
w
orking
day.
T
he
says:
“A labor paper is a far better advertising
up In the referendum and Inltln-
fifth of such Increases for national extent— ln other Industrial centers, movement for the »tandardizatlon 4 . E JohSHon
g . A. Beckwlt!
tlve . Governm ent Is nearer to you
medium
than any ordinary newspaper in comparison
defenses, and fully another one-
The illuRtratlon la taken from ; of reasonable hours a t eight for
and 1 and every man who works,
fifth tor local public uses.
The one Industry and one center. T h e , all Industries haa not reached such
Johnson
&
Beckwith
with
circulation.
A labor paper, for example, having
than ever before
Government In
public created these values. W hy range of the propositions, how- a xtage that, ln spite o f Ite own
LAW YERS
2000
subscribers
is
of more value to the business
Oregon shall h ereafter be to iliose
F o r w hile It i opinion that eight hours for labor Labor and Meehan lew L iens a Speciali
OP
P O P U LA R
P R IC E should not the laborer have I i I b ever, ie far wider.
who nam e the candidates and vote H O M E
men
who
advertise
in
it than an ordinary paper with
I 'ie I
may be proper to om it Jrom con- j Is reasonable, this commleslon Ie
•H O W *.
Main M4. A 2044
on the laws. Notw ithstanding the
12,000 subscribers.”
alderatlon the workers engaged In 'p re p a re d to ce.l upon m o th e rs of 007-8 9 Fenton B uild ing, Portland, o
Rrookefellers and the trusts the
Judging from the crowds that
Speaker declared that he believed
th e country to be fre e r than ever have witnessed Mrs. Leslie Car­
ter's success, “Du Barry," at this
before
A N D W A IT R E S S E S H A V E M O V E D
Law s show the classes that gov­ cozy th e a te r during the past week,
HEADQUARTERS.
It
seeoiB
that
the
public
have
at
ern, alwayB. No business pays so
last
found
out
that
the
popular
w all as that of governing the
The
W altere
and
W altieseee 1J
masses. Governing others and se­ Athon company can please the have moved to the Allsky build- I !
most
skeptical.
T
he
house
has
curing and m aintaining
special
lug where m ro o m . 303 and 404 1 - PR IV A T E EXCH ANG E 4654—A6551
CORNER FIRST A N D W ASHINGTON STR EETS ■
privileges for a few at the expense been crowded all week, and many and u, the hall adjoining they : M
o f the m any has always given hundreds have been turned away. have (. im fortablu headquarter» and !
Beglunlg w ith Bunday matinee and are doing buaiuees for tlie lr creft.
enormous returns.
T h e transportation Interests have continuing all week, w ith matinees At present they arc making prep­
I t ed th e ir way Into government Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturda . . aration for th e ir third annual hall,
and made themselves a part of It; "Thorns and O range Blosaonit:' which w ill be given In the near fu ­
ROLL
and w ith all the tra ffic w ill bear w ill be the bill.
ture.
Laat year the hall was
Playa dram atized from books crowded to the lim it, and the ex-
legalized, forced a division from
seem to be tu popular
every producer In the country.
. , dem and'this
„
peciatlon la th a t the coming event
(nore ha)J apiM,e , han
T h e re are four great sources of eeaaon, aud for th l. reneon M r. w(H
Athon
waa
Induced
Io
o
ffer
this
laa,
T h , g ()H((an,l a t ,on haa p«Cll.
w ealth and spec al privileges, de
108-112 F IR S T S T R E 'iT
to contend w ith,
d a re d M r. U'Ren
ljin d . Money, popular dram a to the L yric pu- |lgr
T he «lory Is that of a ponri bu( C a r, T F re d e rlrk t he aecre
Transportation, Taxation. Land we irons
a U nion m a r k e t
i
by (#ry |g *
, n h, lnlle1, and
eould regulate In Its holding In country girl, Violet Benton
W E s ell a t w h o ls e a le prices cho ice c u ts o f b e e f .!
Oregon
Money Is a national mat name, who m arries an artist. Pan
)a m ak|n(, gooq progress and
¡F R E E D E L IV E R Y
P H O N F M A IN 5654
.1UTTON A N D PORK
BO TH W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL . I
ter.
Transportation w e can re g u --‘lolph Randolph, who Is, as «he , ak |ng lu
Bt every meet
F IR S T S T A L L S , F IR S T E N T R A N C E . F IR S T S T f ^ E T
late In Oregon, too. although gen- aupposea, from her o « ti rank lu .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
AT THE
e ra lly considered u national m at­ life, only Io discover later that he
ter. Taxation Is largely w ltliin our Is a title d personage, owner of C O N T R A C T W O R K A T H O M E ,
CO RNER
______
own control, the national taxes of vast estates and titles. His tooth-j
¡Full Line of Tea, Coffee, Spices, Extracts and
course being beyond our grasp In er. on 'earn ing of her son'» mar-
T h e K lam ath Express points out
A U N IO N M A R K E T
rlage, seeks to have It annulled, ,,la( |( ,,rO|Mlivd new sewer can
Oregon.
Bakery Goods
W « cater to tha Union trade
Io std her >n be bum py „ |ocai f |rnl o f home
W e can now make our own laws unbeknown to him.
Best 25c Coffee in city
m aterials
without
W e now make officials sit up and her plans, »he call» ui>on one U * 11 m anufactured
Our prlcee deserve your patronage
C E N T E R OF T H E M A R K E T
Special
Bargain*
in AU Line* Tomorrow
car
Carston,
a
snake
at
heart,
and
g,.ud4ng
outside
for
c
i
'l
l
engineers
take notice when we Inquire about
W e mean it. See our prices. We
the recall. T he C entral la b o r offers to have hint knighted If he (>r , uppHea It Is rem arkable how
We handle Celebrated Ceylinda and
Lipton
Tees
nd Lipt
te ll cheap, because there it profit
Thursday and Friday Specials
Council o f Portland ha« made a succeed» In accomplishing her re- far tbe foolish contract system
In large salet.
Exclusive Agent* for Ridgway's Teas
Just as Carston «tart» to w m |cad honest men astray, f o r
m ayor o f thl» city reflect on w hat quest
Coffee, good grade, per pound .........................
Some butchers claim they sell
might happen to hint when when work out his evil plans, there ate „ f,.w dollars' lower bid public
Splendid
Blend, per pound ................................. 21 c H
•ouie two months ago It started pears on the scene one Tommy »officials feel compelled to turn
cheap because they are the friend*
<>4»_2
Hwlft. a drum m er for his father'a monev aw ay from the communltv.
some talk about the recall.
ot tne workingmen. T h a i ie «.heap As good as the best, per pound
Chicago [lacking plant, rtw liv tails leave th e ir own fellow citizens
T h is was not always so.
ALSO
£
talk .
So the workingmen state
Q uite recently tho city anthorl In love w ith Monica, Randolph's idle, knock th eir own local skilled
G U A R A N T E E D T H E B EST.
who
w
ere
fooled
to
buy
from
“ad
German
American
Package
Coffees
and
Teas
■
ties considered that the tim e had slater, and Im m ediately proceeds professions and send a thousand
vertised” friends.
The
come to saddle on the masses the to foil Carston ln bis evil endia- miles away for all these.
MRS. D ICKERSO N'S JAM S ANO J E L L IE S
W
T h e firs t a rt aiiewa 8 t. ettv of KlamsiO should build Its
T ry Q O FF
D IL L O N and you Mexican Beans. 3 lbs........
cost o f w ater mains for the ben­ vc s.
25c
Cronm Clioosc. per lb ..........20c
Shelburn
Butter,
lb
...........
e fit of vast tracts of tiie c S ia ib e P',Hip's Hotel, on the M “ d lle r r i own sewer w ith Its own men and
45c
w ill get your money’s worth. No
Navy Beans. 4 lb s ................. 25c
Jersey Rutter. 2 lbs........... ■ 75c
holdings.
Only a few years ago nean Sea, one of the most piciu.' materia!», and then, aa the Irish-
Ijir g e bottle 8 tu ff“(i Olives 25c ■
more, no less.
esque
scenes
ever
attem
pted
on
msn
said,
even
I
f
It
cost
more,
It
Honey, per square ............. ,15c Spanish Beans. 3 lb a .............25c ■
and thia could have been d»nF ln
English Walnuts, 2 l b s ... 35c
th e name o f the people bit* w ith ­ nny stage. T he second sc takes would cost lets.
C H E A P E S T PLACE IN T H E C ITY
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o ut th e ir consent. A apodal elec­ us to the draw ing room at Ryvers-1
r w ° "»
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W . and
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U n it as a man Is a good listener
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
a m .O » r 7 , rtFll: ,‘7 d , ,rep
n
R1d*
“ d to
«> 84th
»«th street
street o
o> . East
East
tio n was called, but when the Cen­ well Castle, Isird Randolph's home.
t’
trte tr
If given before noon.
SMfle
t r a l Labor Council showed fight, an exact reprod.irtton of one ot he can't hop« to be happily mar-
Ita In vestige tlons diMdoscd thu j England • famous Summer c i v t ' » . rlcd
Take Advantage of the Great Reduction on
Dental Work During This Month TSrtEApuBuc
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WAITERS
• WASHINGTON STREET PUBLIC MARKET I
SPEC IA L ALL OF T H IS W E E K
Norway Creamery,
7Oc
Oleomargerine
2-lb. roll, 45c, 50c, 00c
The Elgin Dairy
MARXEN’S TEA STORE
GOFF & R A Y F A IR C H IL D !
DILLON The Little Wholesale |
Government
Inspected
Meats
BUTCHER
SHELLBVRN
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BUTTER STORE g
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Cregwii Eggs, 4 0 c
Oakdale Butter, 85c
Mt. Vernon Milk, 3 for 25c
O A K D A LE B U T T E R STO R E
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