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OREGON
fflE E JE II BOOKS QUE5ÏI0H
. . . . . “ ‘ IE LEGISLATORS
GOOD C H E E R FROM
S O U T H E R N OREGON
Roseburg, Dec. 2 9 — E d ito r
L a b o r Press:
Enclosed fin d
|4 64 ill pay m en! fo r sub
scrip tio n s.
1. am p re p a rin g a revised
lis t o f T e a m ste rs' su b s c rip
tio n s fo r b u lle tin , w h ich I
w ill send iu a few days.
T he unions here are busy
sig n in g th e to w n and th e re
is no d o u bt but u n io n men
w ill b e re a lte i have
some
th in g to say re g a rd in g a f
fa irs in Roseburg.
A nd it's
about tim e.
T he boys th in k th e l-a b o r
Press th e best ever
T ile T e a m ste rs are sending
delegates to the co n ve n tio n
o f the O ie g o n S la t: Eedera
tio n o f Labor.
Y o u rs fo r ours,
JO H N H FER G U SO N .
R e co rd in g
S e cre tary
T ea m
s te rs U n io n .
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
WILL PRESENT
TEXT BOOK LAW
♦
use Hie name o f tw o , f O regon's
most h e lm e d in s titu tio n s , tile S tate
U n iv e rs ity and W illa m e tte l u i v e r
s it ) , to pro m o te th e ir unholy tra t-
ftc?
i f not, those upon whom th is
o d iu m
Is
m ost
u n m e rc ifu lly
heais'd should b e s tir th e m se lve s
to re fu te th e
tiarges m ade and
c o lle c t a most dam aging Im p re s
sion that w ill o th e rw is e e e ita lu ly
re s u lt from
a u th o rita tiv e lite r a
tu re ttia t has already been sca t
tered to the fo u r c o rn e rs o f the
co u n try
A c io id in g
to
th is
a u th o rity ,
n e ith e r o f O ie g o n'» tw o m edical
: schools, nam ely, the U n iv e rs ity of
¡O regon
m edical
d e p a rtm e n t
of
I
(C o ntin u e d
o il
Page
Six. I
OPPOSITION TO CAUCUS
B0WERMÀN CAN’T WIN
T he fre e school te x t book la w
Is re c e iv in g th e a tte n tio n o f sev
e ra l p ro m in e n t le g is la to rs
D u r
T lie s itu a tio n in th e o rg a n iz a
in g the past week th e re has been
u n itin g o f forces to have th e tio n o f the senate and house is
tile same as it was last w eek, and
w ill re m a in the same, hs fa r as
th e re to rm forces a re concerned.
Hen S e llin g w ill be p re s id e n t
ot th e senate and John B. R usk
speakei o f the house
" 'T h e b ig in te re s ts b a rk o f Jay
B o v e rm a n have been m uch w e a k
ened d u rin g th e week
M r. Bow-
e m ia n is now
e n d ea vo rin g
to
th ro w his support to some d a rk
h o rse ” in o rd e r to defeat S e llin g .
T he "d a rk h o rs e " is sta te d to
lie c ith c i Sendter, S in n o tt o r Ma-
la r k t y.
T he Bovvertm.n forces have been
frig h te n e d at th e g lo w in g s tre n g th
o f M r. Rusk fo r speaker, and
o w in g to o p p o s itio n to M r. E a to n
a re tr v in g Io land \V l.a ir T lio m p -
sen o r a M ultn o m a h county m an
'in th e speaker's c lia ir.
W. L a ir
¡T h o m p so n wns M r
B o w e rm a n 's
OF
LABO R
Whole Number 570
OREGON MEDICAL SCHOOLS !:"“ - i ”
ARE SAID 10 BE WORTHLESS I
A re the many s tu d e n ts o f O re
got) s m ore o r less noted and h e r
alded m ed ica l schools being b u n
coed '.’
Is th e s u ffe rin g p u b lic iu O regon
to lie sub je cted to th e m ed ica l
m in is tra tio n s o f a lot o f half-baked
quacks who are them selves de
ceived bv the m eaningless fo r
m a litie s and degrees o f so-called
m ed ica l in s titu tio n s that are u t
te rly w ith o u t sta n ding ?
Is th e good money lo v in g ly ap-
p ro p iia te d
by fond
p atent
or
saved th ro u g h rig o ro u s economy
and s e lf d e n ia l by o u r a m b itio u s
young men and wom en to be used
ill e q u ip p in g them to r the noblest
o f c a llin g s , being wasted upon a
set o f u n scru p u lo u s e x p lo ite rs w ho
OF T H E
BT*ATF F E D E R A T IO N
ERN DERO CRACIE8“—W. E. OLAD8TONB
PORTLAND. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, Nil
Volume 10 No. 45
T e x t b o o k* ami »iqqilies to be chool ch ild re n by S if it e iilie r 1,
fu rn is h e d to ail s iu ilc u is fo r f l u i r V
The law ap p lie s to p u b lic
use, free o f charge, I.' the school schools o n ly.
F ree te xt books is an old i, ics-
d ilt r ic t , I h now a p o lit ii. il i>-u.
tio n .
P h ila d e lp h ia fu rn is h e d te xt
before th e jie >| ' of Oregon
A t the con nr < ion of the leg hooks free o i cost to p u p ils as fa r
is la lu r ti at leant (wo tin asm es hack as Ik Ik ; Jersey C ity adopted
b e aring on the su-eecl « . il he pre- the plan in 1830; N e w a rk In 183k;
H oboken and E liza b e th , N. J., in
1« uteil.
O rc a n i/.id I n . I - had a co m 1)60, C littsle r. Pa., in 1861, and
m itte e a t H . a l . o n the question C h a rlesto n , 8. »'. in 1856.
d u rin g the yo.u .mil w ill have Its | lu recent years th e m ovem ent
has become exte nsive,
In m ore
tn ta ta r e pi- • tiled, th a t Is i f the
same Is Im loi i il by the eonven- I ban n dozen states it is o b lig a
tio n o f tie ( in .•on F e d e ra tio n of tory upon u ll or nearly a ll d is tric ts
L ib o r , Hl ' l t m eets a t Salem , Ian to p ro vid e free te x t books. A m ong
those are Delavvaie. M aine, Nebras-
lia r ) IS
ik a . New Jersey. New H a m psh ire ,
T h e p.ojiosed m easure as it now .
stands H ill re q u ite th a t the state .Massachusetts, V e rm o n t, .M aryland,
s< lio o l hook co m m issio n m ake its U tah and W yo m in g.
In 14 states it is o p tio n a l upon
n 'ei don o f blinks in 1912 instead
ol 1913, and th a t a ll school dis vote o f th e d is tr ic t. These slates
it ic t s o f the s la te m ake fin a n c ia l I are D is tr ic t o f C cm m b la . t ounce
t olo ra d o . W a sh in g to n . New
irovTslons in 1912 and have f ree I tie n t,
t e m it ¡lined on Page E ig h t. I
e x t books and supplies fo r a ll !
O F F IC IA L P A P E R
- : l B O O O Ï L Ü I DHL
PHIS SENATOR IN LIMELIGHT
O ne week
w w k fro m n e xt
x t M« n ♦
day. J a n u a ry
th e O h*1 ui
h Y d e ratio n o f L a b o r,
v.Oh
o u t I OP delegate» fro m a ll
p u r ik o f ib< » tat«, " i l l con
vene lo r a fo u r o i fiv«» d a ' -
we>sh>n
I be conv< n iio n " I I I
be culled to o id c i at
12
o 'c lo c k noon
T lie
d e ta il
a rra n g e m e n t*
a re now in th e band# o f tin
fe d e ra tio n o lf ic ia L and 11. A
H a u l* o f Salem
A special ra te on fa re » of
one and o n e -tb ird tills fa-(Ml
a rra n g e d fo r w ill, th e t a i’,
roads o f O regon fo r a ll <b’ b
gat«*» * bo a p p ly to tic k e t
agents fo r tile special < o n \e h -
tio n b la n k *.
T h e re is a g e n era l i»’ ie,**#t
ta ke n in the c o in in g <oi,v«uv
'Io n , as il is now know n th a t
some b ig m easure* a c ,«»
ta ke n in band by th e federn
tio n • meaaur«»» w i l d " i l l nf-
fet t e \e i \ c i t l t ' l l in the state
o f O regon.
C om plete
a n n o u ic e tn e n ts
w ill tie made in th e m U
i«Mie o f the L a b o r Pi ess.
■ ■ a ■
S cii.H ii) C. A Ila; tel', o f A t l. 'iiu
w ill be th e e e n h i n ia ik fo r many
cu riou s »«yes n e xt Momlav at *,.«•
o p c u liig ol Hi«' le g is la tu re
T h e chi I ge ha •. la » n fr e e ,' mad»
th a t S en a to r B a rre tt has ’ raded
ids x o le b i pi e»ltd«Ut of th e sen
ati- to .*»> tb iw e rm a n fo r appoint-
Pl;.in«'» d ti,
in g hi» to n Ui la w , I»
slip » lo ie n d e u t o f th e p ro p o - d
Ka h i n O i * goti a « ' bun
• li.H »» H a lle tt, before «•»••«•tion,
M u ah adu M 'a tc ot re fo rm ««ml
h the Pow erm en la ih o a d
“ I*
d«*d a» n
lna< Ion* and
fo r pi6 **i-
UppOl
» trô n a S e llin »
Bid he f lg llt
d e n t o f lb* .-«nat»
S* lin g
Mr
la#< w • • U bei w « •I
u d Mi
How«u n a n w«¿- a w a im
, ,
n
n lle g e d hai M
Ha«
Aimai», in u r d ir to add s tie n g th
io his fo llo w u»g. »elected P ew dio
ton as I lie p lu A f fo r th e a**yllllH
alni lu m ie St ira to i K a n e li s son-
in-law m e d ic a l S u p e rin te n d e n t of
ilo iir a tiiu tlo u .
Mr B o w e im a n was a b le »om ii e
th is a p p o in t m« m , a«» he i* a c tin g
go ve rn o r.
U h u rg e * o f a •»• *’ » '• •«•••ly
m aile
U I» p o in te d o u i liia t tln -rn
i« no use fo i th«- a la le lo
p u l to th e cxpcn««« o f a doetoc
at th is m m la -fo re Ih c ie a ie any
p a tie n ts to ue atlem |e»l to sud
e ye ll lie lo ie th e re a le ally p'ana
fu r (lie a svlu m b u ild in g
rie tia io t H a r re ll • » » » l>enpl»'«
man b e fo i.
•b u o n
we
w ill
>»
w hat lie re a lly la l o x l .Monday at
Mio-
le g la lB lu r« .
SUSTAINS THE INITIATIVE
BRICKLAYERS
ELECT OFFICERS
T h e last gra n d sta n d play o f the < « n I la*» <»n ihe **ib)••< (.**
n q q .o n < n .a of the Broadway b tid g c If th«*> could.
T he « p ln lu ii • m i e n 1» th e Is.«
was an a|t|»eal fo r a re h e a rin g by
» iflle ia l a c t o f J u d g e W ill It K in g ,
th
e
state
suprem
e
c
o
u
rt
T
he
A t th e re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e
• Ii« re tire d fro m th e b e a rk la»»
B ric k la y e r» I nien » No 1. O ie g o n I m a in g io u u d o f «be a i'p e a l was T ii . « la y
lu .lg e K lu g re tir e s fro m
an
a
tta
c
k
ou
th
e
in
ilt
a
liv
e
and
held at th e ir b a ll
1-2 P irs i
U n d e terre d by defeat and in a ll
th is |MM-itl«n w llh c re d it to h im
B y R. A H a rris
h tie e l. Aih Ill** « v e ilin g A»f |W«eiu-
It is not im p ro b a b le th a t or- p ro b a b ility ren d e re d deeply re-
se lf a m i th e p ro fe a .lo n
H e has
bei
2t>,ltM0, the fo llo w in g o fft-
by
his
reverses,
M r.
irganized la b o r w ill e a rly face ta lia liv e
a lw a y s la-eii » ii Ih e side o f th e
<
•<
•1
»
w
e
n
eb
,A
,l*
,A
Ì
io
»ervp
fo
i
me o f th e m ost v ita l ordeals P ow erm an e v id e n tly has plans laid,
la sip ie . a m i m ade no m ista ke » in
ih«* ensu in g »ix m o n ili» :
m own to its h is to ry in O regon.
la n d if ally one th in k s the people
Being so T h e e a a .tilla l p art» o f
P n .sid e n t, .l.iA*tib S< hum an, .lr .
O rganized la b o r has ta ke n an may now sleep on th e ir v ic to rie s
hl» Ia»t d e cisio n a re a* fe lh iw a :
v ì a »* piA hiAleiit. .I*i:
Itu d g e r «. Ir< a*
idvunced stand fo r th e cause o he had (te tte r th in k again.
" O u r h o ld in g 1» >h»t the s ta te
u
n
i
.
\V.
.1
W
e
l
i
’
I
i
;
r
e
e
>.♦•<
lh
»
u
<
lie g re a t m a jo rity oi the comm on
A b ill w ill be presented re
w a y , 1» c o u s tliu tlo n a l p ro v is io n s ,
P a lle ,bi-n
tin
»ec. E d w ard M»
teople o f th is s ta le and if sincere q u irin g th e sig n e rs o f a ll in itia tiv e
d lie e lly d elegate lo iiiu u le ip a litle »
B ii a I v : <•« r. #••«'. loe C la rk , b o a iil
t m ust defend th a t stand now. p e titio n s to c e r tify th a t they have
any uow ers Which 1». th io u g h the
ot dir»*etnr», Eugi ne O w en. \ \ E
L e g is la tio n t i n t lias been accom- reed and unde: stand th e com plete
le g ta la lu re , co u ld lo im e rly
have
.1
Aino»,
.1
Mtginau.
T
h
a
y
e
r,
ilis lte d th ro u g h the in itia tiv e , in- p ro visio n s o f each separate meas
g ra n le d le d lre c tly
Q
u
irk
;
board
ol
a
lb
in
a
-
T ilo m a »
•h id in g several measures that are ure presented to th e m for in it ia
" A ll th e p re ro i...ttv e » a tte m p te d
.1 W e lch . Hobt O B rie ji.
lio n \ \
n th e in te re s ts o f th e la b o rin g tio n . T ills , If v a lid , w ould am ount
to be e xe rcise d by P o rtla n d In the
Hog«’ , >.
«I» pul V, A r lb u i
J.
II
m il p ro d u cin g classes g e n era lly alm ost to a repeal of th e In i
c o n s lr u r tlo it
of
th e
ttiu u d w a y
I
; Sieax«’!!# : nlt< rnal«‘ A. I. W a lla c e ;
H ilt again . e the ta rg e t in the tia tiv e . but. In my o p in io n , i t is
b rid g e co u ld fo i'in e tly have l e. i i
T
exas
c
it,z<
i,»
have
»
o
lve
il
the
D
einer
V
li
(
' ’ ,in«‘ i gua rd , lume#
lUtng le g is la tu re to r a tta c k by cle a rly u n c o n s titu tio n a l
A n o th e r
g ra n te d by U»e le g is la tu re , and
s tiitp
prebb iu
T h e re a ie no
I
o special agents o f " th e llit e i- b ill w ill be presented p ro v id in g
th e p o w e r to p in v iile » h e ie fo re
“ » b i’id in g
p , o iils '
l<»r HtreAdcar
M E D F O R D C E N T R A L C O U N C IL
lo r th e c re a tio n o f a board o f la w
ta "
h a v in g Iwen d e le g ate d to th e c ity
Companie.- iu ’l'exa». ’I he law is
,
.
but
several
b
ills
an
yers and o th e rs vvhost business
N ot Cipe
by
a m e n d liie u l o f o u r o rg g iilfi
seat tb n
c u t# : w ith s ta .
T
it,
('<
n
trn
l
L
a
h
o
r
U
ottnell
ot
. in g d ls c u s -e d
the
e ffe ct
ot I» shall be it. d ra ft a ll In itia tiv e
law s. 1» v»M«l and th e rig h t to
se
cre
ta
ry
in
a
recent
cam
paign.
•
<
‘“
nt
s
•
’
1
‘
M a ’ a I I aha I gav i .1 social and bH-ad
hich w ill be to r e s tr ic t the in i- lav. : 3 hat th is m easure w ould lie
e xe rcise such la iw e rs w ill < u u llu u s
panic.' Im stle lo r th a t e x tra tw »
b re a k in g at I I u a »- a , ch ick 1«,M Suu
a liv e in to uselessness, am i fob u n c o n s titu tio n a l upon the same
One o f the m oves o f the Bow er-
u n til »itch U n ic a» chui.gcd by
cent: is a ca u tio n
San E ra la i.-e i
w in g these w ill come e ffo rt» ground th a t w o u ld p ro b a b ly In-
man people is to hold a caucus is about to m ake the com panies dav. ut w I ua I, m new chart« , Iro in
g e n e ra l e n a i tin e iil» o f th e . iw -
R A L P H C. C L Y D E ,
tlie
A
E.
o
f
L.
WH»
read
am
i
di>
¡1 am end to death th e lia b ilit y v a lid u a te th e fo rm e r b ill, seems
ot R e p u b lica n m em bers and lix coup th ro u g h w ith m in e ear« the
m a k in g d e p a rtm e n t o f oar »lu te ,
R e p re se n ta tive F ron, M ultn o m a h
played w ith gre a t p ride . Th»» V
iw and repeal th e tax am enil-
a ll a p p o in tm e n ts lie fo re th e m ee t
p io v ls 'e ll fo r w lilc h may Iw made
s a tin way
In P o rtla n d th e 1’ It
e vid e n t, b u t in absence o f e xp e rt
C ounty.
W IL L
in g o l th e le g is la tu re , lin t th is L . and I'. Co can etm ii th ro u g h " P o( L. w ill n e ve r he ¡«»hanb’d
lent..
I bv Ihe le g is la tu re bv g e n e ra l law»,
aa I it» lafA' i baby
in O regon
The' b e g in n in g o f t ills program | o p in io n wt are le ft to co n je ctu re ,
m ove is p ro v in g c o stly to them .
re f. te n iln m
T o w in t h e ir case a p p ly in g a lik e lo a ll m u n ic ip a litie s
w ith plenty of e ,ts and frequent o lflr e r » o f I hi# Ixxly are
11 be th e e le c tio n of Jay Bower- : j t ¡, unnei e.-»ai'y to present ar- pn»pose(l label law presented to R e p re se n ta tive m en ill both th e
H e a tto rn e y » fo r tlm m o s s b a c k » 1 o f th a t class, o r bv Ute i - o p l *
ears if the people support the SI «•» w a » a » a 1, pi «•»Kb lit .
in
p
ro
p
e
r
io
n
,,.
»he
le
g
is
la
tu
re
an as p re s id e n t o f th • senate
( e n a ti' and house have refu se d to
um enta a g a in st any such leg-
betore »,« v. vie« -president C
o f P o rtla n d w ould ov. it h io w the
c ro ilg h Ih e In itia tiv e , by the . u-
R alph Clyde, V'bo ha» giv* ,, th«' ¡ ta ke part in a caucus and in s is t no s t it m easure th a t i
d M r E aton o r M r. T hom pson , .
th e m by in itia tiv e p e titio n
T h -' #«•«•! e l. a , \
ea ke r o f th e house.
!
U 'o nU nned on Page S ix.)
Htudy.
w
ill
present
« •o iis titu lto li o r th e I a iled S ta te » ' a rt in. ut o f e i t l i . l c c n c ra l ol »pc-
subject c a re fu l
( ' \\
l i u t i I lg » A )Il, I I «
th a t a ll business be done iu th e
th e b ill in th e l,ou»r A i m i n g t h e open at th e re g u la r m e e tin g s o f people ra n get vvliat they pay to r til or.
¡ i f Hit y ve 'e fo r w h a t th e y w ant.
second week o i th e le K t d a l i v e
TM h
*< nt ra l
Labor
< o u u c il
the senate and house.
lueeu « \ •i \ Fuesday « ve ning
giou.
It
T h e se n tim e n t ot th e re fo rm
I# l»ouil«l to be an imp« rta n t la<*
forces is expressed in a le tte r
♦
B e g in n in g S aturday, Jan. 7.
to r in
ill,
u p b u ild in g and de-
s, nt out bv I'' M H ill o f D a fu r,
-----------------------------------
♦, 1911, th e
S ta tio n e ry
Ertgt-
\» lop,,H*nt Ad th
p a rt o f O regon
a
p
r
in
iip
-n
t
g
ra
n
g
e
r,
in
w
h
ic
h
I
♦ neers Local No. 87, w ilt hold
\ \ , 11 p a id ittbo, I h i I I a I# h o i i I o " o | Th«’ lllu „,iiiiill« » n s w p i »’ th«
T I ip bow n m l a rro w » h o o iitn f
fa
rm
p
roducts
o
f
O
regon,
and
wiio,
ino»,
lie
sa
id
:
J o u rn a l, o f P h il ’ d clp h iu , t
♦ th e ir re g u la r m ee tin g s in the
Judge H e n ry E. M cG inn demon
C iv ili
S» Il
,• .wp« ,’i in :
" ah kingtuen
In
th o w a rm
t* d
h o n rt
nr
b
’a
,,tif*,I
»'\»
t Alisplttveri in n pub- In to
mis Ils some a d v a m e il sheets because of fa il wages paid are R tiated i,is w o rth and m anhood 1 •I am e trc iila tin „ g a , n o n -c a u c u s , • - new L a b - or T em p le , f if t h fm
door
»»• "ttn iz j J ruiikw ini»k<» g ,m l «’Hi
H
D ir - 1 aiH’th e i n ,tttto l(i« 'vn t d lip lu y .
,n
Port land
I
lie
K
H
iiiP
ting
J lite ra tu re p e rta in in g to sub- able to liv e as hum an beings Tuesday wh«*n his llr s t act wa» ag re e m e nt am ong R epublican m e m -, » new
Z«'I,S
M< Alfol'fl I# lO I» * A A , l» g ll, I
should
I f Hie fa rm e r w a n ts an
1
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u, i lid 11« ¿«I »I ah ♦•tf««6’ t » " t u e . T h e ••|p«’tr,6 • m b le n i o f t hi*
ip tio n c o m b in a tio n s.
io p a io le a >Au,ng fe llo w
V(jnr a#»istance ,n o u r com-
Hinted.
B ;« » il,e i I u « m I u ix l th e w o rd * H appy
eastern
fa
u
n
paper
he
can
get
v i r « 1,, I»», A w l, »1 »tn•«
i,
it is p ublished by the union
o f b u rg la ry .
| rnon
w i„ , , ht. hosts o f the
them p rin te d by union w o rkm e n , plead g u ilt
g n ,n ,| mie \ i w Y e ttr" #• • n,»*»l m I I v »'
iu u h ìa ’
"«»»
A
tk
in
-
I
,
i<
J ilin ; t ii h i o f \Vtlni»*r
11,e m an w ill he a L e tt, r ‘
f ig h t
vuurselves
by
lie lp llig
A F L O U R IS H IN G U N IO N
H e lp
A» a p a trio tic #u«c«»»» th e ,l»e
as " F a rm H om e," S pring-
.it Com pany, w h ich is said to hi such
Ill., 'E a r m P ress," Chicago. z.eli a nil m ore u seful to society out the cuneus m am th e pure cussed- others.
pMn< Am«’H«an fla g wn» «’*p«’ci-
fie
ld
»
‘
„
J
o
.X’
a
I
IlMPlf
w
ith
CIAiWd
T he
voraldy disposed to h irin g g i l l -
\« *x t Mondu> th ,’ rtte ie o ly p
"F a rm , Stock a n ’, H om e," M in ot prinon th a n in it.
• B t n o tic e a b le
He w ill have to re p o rt to J u d g e 1
hen possible at low wages— tin
" i l l il, l . l l l l i l t * to ll,* " I l l g O»I»A - I ‘v. ! a h i ! ,1 or«l«r.
T h e color« d and r h lB ln g llg h la
neapolis, and m an y others
g ra n d t p h v c I i w h h lead by
T
I
o ra l
w a g e s —and
passlug out
| Aneuhtus .\e lro n p iv s u l. nl J. \\
T o t i e hundreds o f ta n n e rs of M cG inn at ’ re g u la r in te rv a ls , and i
th to w n
out
over
th«1 w h ir lin g
I,
S
h
to
a
t
"
’
«
»
r«’p
rvM
,nt«id
t
’
n
u
l
s p ro d u cts to fa rm e rs.
lla d lt ' .
\ lr»* p,»*. id,-,,»
K
L
J c in w d m ade th e «pe< tu e le m ore
O iegon who a ie reader» o f th e i f lie proves Ills good in te n tio n s 1
O
sw
ald
\V«’St.
go\or,,«»r
«d«’«
t
Such papers have no business
Land. i» (A>i«iing »e<-i«’l«,i> . C A
L a b o r Press, we sa y;
Demand by good a ctio n s his ye a r o f sen j
lm moon wa» fu ll, and w in k e d . n c h u n tln g
th e home« of any o f the Ore-
B ail, . lilt.in , ial
»«», K ’I j a i .' .
II.
le e trle
sig n | Ye«, th e E le c tric a l W o rk e r« did
the union label and help yo u r own tenee w ill he spent in free d o p i in j
a fii,t in u o u s h .
ì ’h«
nn la rm e is . .Not o n ly are thev
H»
i
’
«
,-««
,,
I
’.
I.
K
,
,
‘k.
lr»,*>
n e ighbors in yo u r to w n s and c itie s stead o f in ig n o m in io u s s e rv itu d e
t ilin g '»til I9 K I and i »’■«•mselve» proud
It w ill ta k e a
o f t i l • # 8 ,1 ,0
lied w it li m a tte r p e rta in in g
!«•♦•#; G«*AHge T a > lo r, I
W augl:
It does society no good to be ’
to be A m e rican citize n s. Dem and
was a d m in (I most i . u . i »crubb|(
a ll th l • year to
(i.oA'bing
I'.,11
H te rn m ethods and co n d itio n s,
.1 W. H u d li* ', exevutiv» a a h h iu B -
it a ll alo n g th e one, and you w ill revenged on th is young m an. I t :
heat II.
: d th e re fo re u tte rly u n fitte d ">
t«*e. Tlo* u n i,, i i I# in a Ilo u iis liim . o f all.
does socie ty g reat good to have
Aiu. m an wIn» say s “ I
p ro fit th e re b y.
•egon, but th e y are a curse to
h im a useful and la w -a b id in g eltl-1
A 'oixlition. " U h u 100 p«*r ecu*
The
illu m in a te d
b a ll o f the
have n o tlijn g to re g re l
.• s e lf re s p e c tin g o ig a n lz e il la b o r
,i,eniht-i »hip
E le c tric a l W orker's was the real sen.
h a s lived in vain.
I he
th e places w here th e y ar?
Judge M cG inn also p a roled an I
th in g
L IN E M E N E L E C T O F F IC E R S
ubdshed.
o th e i young man. and a llo w e d a t
m an w ho n ev er m ake«
Indeed it was.
T l.c re
are
point
a g ric u ltu ra l
wom an who w o rks fo r a liv in g to i
a
n
y
m
ista
k
e
s
has
m
ade
T
h
e
re
are
1,000
couples
w
ho
can
apers p ublished in O regon w ith
At th e las, r ’ -g iila i ,„e»’tln g < :
rem a in w ith her fa m ily pending ,
th e te s tify to th a t.
n o th in:n el«e. R eg ret is
□Ion
w o ik m c n .
w ho
buy
M K M •. tr«»H»ur«r; C. \
fot
t r ia l fo r a rash act done in |
E l» AH H ata ! W o rker» , I •«»< »I \ ’ aa r_’ •
h y s te ric a l d e speration.
re«ult of fuller wis
th« fo llo " i, ,g a , ffi, > r» w ere • '!«•<•,
The ía i I I o " , , , «
,'Y; «dotions a ,c w iilc li th e F in le in a l n r o llie r b o o fl
Perhaps th is Judge elected by
am ! p ro v es th a t
< ,1
W L. ’l’r u lliu g e ,, pi«>-ÌA,o|i,
s« It'«•xplaniAiorv atxl
unanl- I» a .n e m b e i, n a m e ly , th e .vlep.
the people because ot h is la ck o f
f a i l u r e lias n o t
A aso
I
|,
c. I t iiiio litls , \ì,- o p r o d f lo ii,
p io i . f I y
atlA’p i'A l I»' th«» , ’o n ira l ch a n t» a m i M a n u fa c tu re rs
ju d ic ia l te m p e ra m e n t w ill harden
'!< • ( ’ f ) „ a l , \ . fin a n c ia l »« a r I h i v
(i
L a b or I ’om x il ,»l Eo# Ang«d<‘« U“ d e la tio n , seeks to d e p riv e th e w o rk
w ith th e exercise o f p< w r, but
vain. But m ere-
(’
M e r n tt, i «•< ,>, uin g #<•cr«,, a i '
InstruA b a I to fo r- m an o f th a t p riv ile g e by b rin g in g
those who know hi m best believe
d a , \
,he
" r e g r t t " will not
v e rita b le
w age ■ s la v e ry ,
M I-’ I,l»‘. lu a H u re r ; <’ . A J o rd a n , " a i d («i pH a f i l l i . « d locala an«1 ala.mt
th a t be w ill a lw a ys te m p e r ju s tic e
vou. Y o u r s t u i n -
th ro u g h th e d e - t r it r llo n o f U io
In,»ir,« ss agent
W. J S m ith , K cent, I llAAAli«’#
w ith m ercy, and God know s In
E o w I a h . B. W a n b u rg . tim -B«.«
,
i, has bA’CAH,,«’ k n o w n w o rk in g m e n '* o r g a n iz a tlim - . th e re
h 1 o e k s m ay be
\ \ he,
•hat an n ua l fa rce the " T a x in d ic te d by th e g ra n d Jury to r th is day and age th e overburdened
I.
S
olliang,
fu
s
t
in
s
p
tc
io
r.
W.
K.
a
p
p
ro
p
ria
tin
g
p
u
b
lic
m
oney
to
p
rl-
,
lx*
Mupreni»’
I ah I h «’ , E ra tc a iH , fo re , be t»
w
o
ik
e
is
o
f
the
w
o
rld
need
such
th (
ers M ee tin g o f School D is tric t
com e s te p p in g «tones to
' l l . «o'.vptl. T h a t we. th e C e n tra l
V» i I son, hpcond in»p<< Bn ; IL V i ! P ro th •>rl,Ai"’ l. a íia B iim l in su ra n ce
1 was held in IJ n c o ln H igh vab nse. was giveu a u th o rity to t c o n sid e ra tio n from the liench.
uceesy
R e g re ts
t'o im e ll o f lx>» Angele»,
Hams, fo ie ,n a n : \ \ J. S in iili, p r , - s rOi let > liA’iolApia, 1»’,# ul w h ich Rh’ l.a b iii
spend >2 132.IPO and to issue $150,-
b
u
ild
in
g
W
ednesday
eve-
ool
a a a iu s t
iu bonds and th e ir o ffic ia l
s p ’ta ,•>. T h is union i w<MI l»» in L aw Angel
i# a n xu u h ’ r ol prot si m ust v ig o ro u s ly
non,
\
on
new
atltl
show
F Decem ber 28.
Ion o f ih e F ra te rn a l llr o ih -
th«’ Iro n , fu ll o f tlx rb ’ bt
th e M erch a n t# and M an u fa ctu re r# th«
here were about 400 people acts fo r the pn«t year were ap-
Y ou can
pt issil lillt Il'S,
w ith th e M er-
ah hoo<l In a f f ilia t in g
able lo cope " i t l , < o iid itiA u n . « ixt \ s # aia ’. j » i i«ui. atxl.
sent a great m any o f whom l»rov<’d.
th e p a st,
;»» w< H o llie , i a ,1 as an> hu lu st ial
adopt
f
lic
re|K’
r
l
'
...
.
not
c
h
¡1
n
c
e
W hen
th»* M»uA hant» and ch a n t« a n il M a n u fa c tu re rs ' Assie
A m o tio n to
e not ta x p a y e rs and fo r th a t
o n ..,.c o lla tio n s ! J 1" fo il- ;* "K " 8 f o f o fleer» fo r
ah ’guni/.atiAin iu O,A’gA»n
M inufa« I i h i
\;<#A»,dtttion has f<x 'd a tio n , thereby p la c in g it - e l f on
liven < io«l van not tl<>
son w ere not e n title d to pur- and a p p to 'F th e t<
the E le c tric a l W o rk e rs , L o ca l I 1 i, |
REV. C HARLES STE L2LE
B m o b je ct
th
,'
open »hop p o lic y l'A’Cord .is being opposed In unten
was
q
u
ickly
made
and
put
Bi
vote.
,
p .iti' in the m eeting.
have been elected fo r th e ensu in g I
«h at: hut he am i you
I,A>n J
H C ttb ”
on
Aidxr
union-
and
,i
•
,li
«ruption
of un io n 1«»*», i l r l i o r o rg a n iz a tio n s n ie l better «on-
he a ctu al I.m e consumed in T h e < h a irm a n called fo r a ris in g te rm : F red <'. W'h e le r, p re s i
d iilo u s fo r lite la b o re r; and fu r
’I lx label.
m a V blot it ou t. Y o u r fu tu re is in v o n r ow n
! »a v a n i^ .'ti' n s . and,
m ee tin g was a ls n it 40 m inute«, vole, th e c le rk made a b lu ff nt d e n t; l i . P. McCoy, vice pr. si- I
W here«#, th e Era, ,n « l Broth* th e r. be It.
st o f w h ich was ta ke n up c o u n tin g those v o tin g and th e mo d e n t: Eugene I, P a rke r, r e r o n lln i,
liantls. «. Y ou have o fte n said : “ If m ilv I could
• Ite s o lv e il tlia t th e le r r e lu r y o f
s e c re ta ry ; E. E. S m ith . I'iu.i.u m l i
. i hood d e rive# its gi ewlest benefit
Il th e le a d in g o f the o lflc e rs
I'.vt ry d ay
live in \ life o v er a g a in ." Yoli max
♦ T H E L A B O R PRESS
• ».Ain, flie s , who to il, it* ,„e m b e r« tlie U e n lritl L u lin i C o u n cil lie In-
o rts . In 'b is sh o rt space of tio n « a s d e clared ca rrie d , a lt ’ •' , c re ta ry and business m an a g e r. ,
♦
IS A P P R E C IA T E D ♦ being A’omp<»sA’Al o, tlx* la b o rin g itr u c 'e d lo s,*iid a co p . of these
is a new life th e b e g in n in g ol a g re a t new
e th e school board, th e ma an In e f feet uni a tte m p t noon 'h e G o rg e H. E a ira r, tre a s u re r: Os
re s o lu tln tis to 'h e H iip i.m e Ixa lg e ,
♦
* ra th 'u th a n Hx , a p ita li-u ie « b,s-
A m a n ’s o n ly plea to r a c h a n ce to live
ity o f w h ic h was elected at part o f H e rm a n W itte n b e rg to ca r Stendm an. s ta tis tic a l secre
dian e»
♦
E d ito r L a b o r I ’ l.
II".u ♦
F ra te rn a l B ro llu i lined o f Lu» An-
ctions where th e re w ere n o t have th e m o tio n d ivid e d in o rd e r ta ry ; I. L. Locke, John H ogg, In
and,
1 i ie over a g a in is th a t he h a s g a in e d \vi««loin
♦ S ir
On l»«dmB o f rlx* ,»‘- i ♦
Wh,*r« a . und'u* u n io n
la b o r 1 gi les. and ll u - I ib o r c o u n c il» iltn t
mgh b a llo ts cast ’ o wad an old th a t th e re m ig h t he some dis- spectors; G eorge O rc lil, forem an
♦ dents a »| th e I nion B iin u i# > i .»I t in iz a tio n th e w o rk i'r i# in«,,*» u n io n s t ti i o ig lio n t
4fse
U n tie d
anti ex p e rien c e . T h e n let him close th e boo k s
hlotied m uzzle loading shotgun
E E. S m ith f a r i C a u ffe ld . il le-
♦ H um e
I wi»h h i ib .in k
♦ •,1,1« . o w in g lo b e t id wane «(’.lie. S la t. . g iv in g Widest p u h llritv to
( C ontinued on T a g e Six J
I sonic of w hom stand m o ra lly
gates to < e n tra l I.a b o r ''c u n e ll;
»m 111« e l d life— w ith past «ins to rg iv e n , w ith
♦ i o i s u p p ly in g o u r libi.-n \ w iili ♦
¡u,d . o n d itlo n s m
th«’
va riou s -sam e in Die d id th a t th e F ra te r-
Ur n ur,
E. E. S m ith G eorge H
ohi U ll -ta k e s fo rg o tte n , w ith new p u rpdsc« in
♦ n A’ o m p l i m e n i a , \
c a i ,
o , ,1 «
+
In-
i Fred I.
c i:,ft# , to H 'H il him#«’ ,, o f th«’ u.il Broih«’,Iv 'o d ,n¡»>
B ourne,
delegates
to
ju«H<«' o f t,s A Aiur-A and be
•••<!
♦
I 'A ir t lt t n d
Lnb<u
I ’ h *?«- d u r i n g ♦
view
E
p rlvlle g »' ot f r a t , h i , al in s u ra ix « ,
B u ild in g T ra d e s U o im e il-
♦ ’lie pu-, >• ir .ind ABH ii.snr» ♦ •ijch as is o ft. ic d ,» the f in !, in a l
w ith d ra w fro m ,h e obnoxious
d n ltli, C a rl F. C a iin fie ld , Fred
At cat h new \ c a r m o st of u« m ake new rcso -
1 M e i , H
a,Ml MaU’if.x H u , » h V Aw-
♦ to ,, il,<’ p u b lic a tio n bio b. .-p <
L. B o u rn ", delegates to S ta ll Fed
B
ro
’
h.u
boAMl.
and.
Ini i< m« hut iu th e tru e life of th e in d iv id u al
y .
_
♦ i s u u i ' i •«• o i < * n .) < ) Y ii,o n t B i ♦
, :. a > a la, ion.”
■
\
\
I
x
,
»
’
i»
s
.
,ii«’
o
.
;
anl/.at
¡on
ot
'.qa' "it o f Labor.
♦ Horn«- render».
♦
each dav is th e b e g in n in g of a new y e a r il we
i uga tiiza itio n o f
In d u s tiia l
U n lo iv w iili th re e d e p a rtm e n ts a p p ea ling
w o rk nt ,b«’«e
to p wag*’« ’ In
♦
T ru s tin g \o u " i l l find I ’ ♦
n lln o m a li t y p o g ia p h ie a l
M IG H T T R Y IT
w
o
rke
rs
has
any
la
tte
r
f
r
ii'm
m
il
I
tiki
onlv
m
ak
e
it
so.
A
niei
•
d
a
le
on
the
wo
.LU iuart V
many d iffe re n t c o rp o ra l di-
♦ A'diisistA nt
(<» c o n tin u e the >
ty rn n u i« a1,\
r u l' d "o p e n shop« ’
5«, m eets on Sunday
s
p
irit
and
wholesom
e
s
tre
n
g
th
c a le n d a r of e le ri ity is no d iv id e r ol tim e.
I he
v isio n s o f men
F irs t d e p a rtm e n t,
♦ c o u . I c h ' ,h e , Aiming 'e a r. ex ♦
»«•«' th e ir c h ild re n and m o th
A dl pjAfA-h H«wur«»« us th a t th e ¡ ,,nd
iste a d o f January 1. The meet- in te lle c tu a l.
Second d e p a rtm e n t. th a n th is body o f e le c tric a l w o rk
♦ te n d in g the »♦•. .on’ s c o m p li ♦
p
ast
is
b
e
v
o
n
d
re
c
a
ll;
ih
e
tu
iu
r
e
is
n
o
t
yet
h
e
re
.
ers «m i #i ter» w o ik tn g fo r |2 or
L a b o rin g under g reat ha n di
w ill be an ini|w»rtant one i g a stro n o m lca l. T h ird d e p a rtm e n t. ers.
ut
"
o
il»
'',»
o
f
Chi*
♦ rn e tils. and w ith b, i " I li
♦ S ttt! \ , llg
caps, and sig n a lle d out fo r vic
Y ou h a v e lo d a y o n ly.
n week ubmg»bl»' o f ,,,«•„,. The
J a n u a ry 9, the social g a th e rin g let psleborean
< foi the co n tin u e d « i<« •-• <», ♦ CA<A> I o u I a I «<•< nr, em pio.' m eut Ht
tim
s
by
th
e
opponents
o
f
fa
il
p!
•'
• tle b ra ti/G h e 28th a n n iv e ria r v ' 'H ie re g u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g
wag«
t>> tu rn liiR « i ' l k t bciA'ic «aertficA’s of U x ’ hf ig n o ra iiv
So le t’« begin each «lay to live to r th e d ay ,
♦ lb«’ La »» ah - Pres#, | lA-iuaiti
♦
to p
he l o u t f A g o f th e union w ill w ill be held at th e usual place, and fa ir pay. these men nave pat''
♦
V«-, y t r u l\ vourn,
♦ b,AU,k« , h . and , bc »m ar, r«*iunter ! fo rc lg n c ,
should m ake fh o A ux ri-
thu« tillin g out a lite of »lays w hich -hall have
held
a " / m a n ip u la to rs o f an- VV 0 . W h a ll, l l t l i Iw tw e e i, out m ore m oney th a n would have
<
< II M il. I ’ HI \< t • -
♦ go« I «m to HHiOi,«* u# th e , »hoy , an «'iti'z.f n rtsbam eti.
th e ir c o m p le tio n in a <lay th a t sh all he an »’ter
ony p re c is e
to
m ake
th is W a sh in g ton and A ld e r T he "fe a s t been th o u g h t possible a (> w y ars
in
iis
H
'
fo
ie
ip
n
c
r»
atm,
d<
„
,
Sup’ i'U ,«’,,,!»’,,, o f fix I nion ♦ ,,r»*
* rece.-.d breaker. M em heis i of reason and flo w o f so u l," w h ich ago io have liecn don at id bv any
m m I, about ,h e , rouble
K
♦
P rin te r»
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A WORD OF WARNING
FARMERS, ATTENTION
neat, c i the t h in g "
O tleu' t.ie m lie is have |M ili,ted out
th a t the b ig in te re s ts w ant a
caucus in o rd e r to m ake tla d e s
o f e o m in itte e s and th u s e o u tre l.
go th e ir fa vo re d law s w ill
placed in trade» on a p p io p ria tlo n
m ea su re ->.
T i'C u tiiv e rs ltv a p p re p ria tlo n . th e
a sylu m deal and inauranee laws
a lic s d y flg u n p ro m in e n tly iu ilie
p ro y o s id trades, m uch to tin- d is
s a tis f.ie tie n ot frie n d s o f tile
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c u ltu ra l c e lli ue th e E a s te in Ore-
gon peuple and tin- labor-grange
and m a n u fa c tu rin g people.
VOTE FOR IT
ELECTRICAL WURKERS’ BALL
A TRUE JUDGE
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
IN BAD WITH LABOR
TAXPAYERS” MEETING
RATHER INTERESTING
I. B. E. W. OFFICERS
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RE ,TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
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