Image provided by: Northwest Labor Press; Portland, OR
About Portland labor press. (Portland, Oregon) 1900-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1911)
Page Five PORTLAND 29 1911 LABOR PRESS Business Enterprises Desirous of the Friendship of Organized La&or VWgH V %_ MgSsS* u v n bleached sheets . ■ ]>. . o Sheets of full double size and good b r S specially r r u e d for this sale, each , ,45c “ ' E ' „ r Furnisher. r Clothier, , r „ Hatter, „ Gents’ , . F .m l.b .t. Union-Made Goods a Specialty. V’e Sell All Brands of Tobacco at Cost. Main 9094. 193-195 First Street. llllim m i^ l a sh eets of full double size, ex tra heavy priced for this sale, c",-»,...54c . ,I . X S ' " J ï e  ' L T ; ' Ï S « ~  S i " X k . c a c t t - v » » , r .» ., Of Every Description. Paii Oils, Glass, Prushes, Varnishes, Doors, Windows, Roofing and Building Paper, Etc. RASMUSSEN & CO. .»e-lillll! The favorite beverage of the laboring men because of its health and strength giving qualities HENRY WEINHAR'i) BREWERY Royal White Soap •e e l ’» Doei’t nprm it permit him to him give to you To ________n your grocer. give you anything else. He questions your intelligence a m in in g when he does. Mt. H ood Cream Co., LUCKEL-KING SOAP COMPANY. 642 Hood Street. ’10 Second S t. A 3442, Main 1465 JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY W hen you p atro n ize m e l'artK' ' l,;‘r l>e ^ ’“p e rso n lllv »uperintend m oney and g e ttin g th e best service on „ ’ l(iu a,e O p to m e tr is t g S d riI m y ow n k n ^ e X m th e best’ q u ality of glass. S E E ME. 62 F irst S STAPLES THE JEWELER t r e e t N e a r Corner o f Morrtson We have the “ Isabel” goods. The Hat Box Morrison Regal H at B ox Special $3 $2 $2 Complete Line o f Straws. Declarations of the American Federation of Labor. 4 per cent - i t .. I'll...»., Malli 731» BEER DRIVERS AND BOTTLERS •■ rt.t B'lrt third »■»- ur.Iav-, Labor Tem ple. 27U>, Abler »tree!. 0 . D. Forte, ►ecrelarv. ICC Seventh avenue. L ent. BREWERY WORKERS ,—Second and tonrtb , ,,.,,i,,g«. 22M» Yamhill. Ill'" lire.«. Box 171 Ih.m e Marshall 2409 BROTHERHOOD OF R < I1-W f .Y ,7 ’BAI3f MEI,,'T ^,M , l four?h „„.I " , r I su i.d a j at 1 I M. .,„1 .econd and fourth Saturday at 7 30 I' M . In Sv. -a Hall. -K»1* Third H ti.vf. tMtwepn Jeff**raon ■«»<! Columbia atre^ta. U u . WEINHARD’S BEER Ice C rea m For a Delirious Breakfast Albers Bros. Milling Co. M ,. i l-t x tn l S a tu rd a y In n v 'ifti nt !• u».. 1 .„ b ill ►tr.—l Earl SI..Ill p r .--l.b n '. W ill H Jel'kl"» , M .r .ln r , »11.1 bualneaa a g e n t., s -•«"» Yamhill aH parties incomplete without Hazel- Picnj ice Cream. Phone us for prices. Bricks K e w r. Jrfferann W °t bulk all Afi00L stands. Private Ex- Northeast Corner Second and Taylor Streets. B i i i o i m and bulk furnished change 40> M t. H ood H ΄ T b ,'r P .y C h « l,.C a .h « d O r .,i..» 4 R .- «1». Interest .» Portion Deposited et Th,. B.nk 2 ' i ' ' , Kir»« atr«wL Ornrg» II. How ell. « m ta r t oregonian compoalu< roou. AMALGAMATED CARPENTERS N 0 759 r r . t .nrt thl-,1 « .lt i . - l . t , » 1 «bur J . rt.|.l- " J Turh’> , *u*«*r«tMry 83 S . S ix th at r e e l. Main an «» BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO l i t - Painters’ & Builders’ Supplies ICE CREAM  VIOLET irMr LV OATS Everybody Can F R O N T L oco/ Union Directory Gambrinus M Open from 8 A. M. to 5:30 1. M. Saturday. 8 P. M.____________ Our beer never fails to please Gambrinus Brewing Company. Main 49—Portland’s Favorite Beer—A 1149. street df-pot BINDERY SW0ML n ‘ NO. n i . - S e . o n d T ie « ’. ’ e ’ »•*»J« «• Mulkey building. Second and Morrlaon. Mra Lila Ix>te ).»), M crctary; Mlaa 0 . WUaou. financial a ecretar). 273 CITIZEN’S BANK RI A C S AND L PL R S.— and third Friday*. BLf . ^ K hM “ “ lIH mple ““ H “ E aider. J. Firat I. Burke «67 Thurman itr e e t. correaponding secretary. Ueury Welter, V13 A1 F o u r P e r C en t In te re s t on Savings. A ssets $600.000.00. BOARD O F B U S IN E S S 1 AOENTB »1 ta Tueadxf aud Frl tltiv at 9 A. M . at Labor Temple. BOILERMAKERS.— Second and fou tb Thnradaf«. Boom ,.irj Labor Temple, 270Y4 Alder atreet. A. W. R lckett, M.eretarf <’»15 E Tw enty third atreet. BOOKBINDERS. NO. 9 0 -T b tr d T uead.y, Labo.r Tempi*. 270L, Alder atreet. D. C. Ihldlej. 1 . 0 . Box 147. BRICKLAYERS.—Thursday evening -Oo1* H rat. J- a Twenty Years in Portland. 120 Grand Avenue. BRIDGE and ' STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS -T u e sd a y , s T M 270’-a Alder, third floor F. ilau nao, buamea» BROTHERHOOD o T r AILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA B B PORTLAND LODGE NO. 268 -E v e ry «econd mid fourth M om iar Carpenter.' Hall. Ka«t l ine and ' Irand avenue F I Karneworth. recording aecretarv. M il»ankle Or. BUILDING LABORERS Tllewhiy night. 2 .0 , Aide, M J I o n o v , recording »ecrelarv. Labor T em ple. Tony Vennum financial ai-rretary. 2.11'» Alder atreet. B U IID IN G TRADES COUNCIL » I' M T*??? Teinnle °7<n.. Alder street. Win Snffke. *e«retary. 3>3 S x " . n i h street. IL W. Sleenian. businesa agent. 1. Main 141< ‘ O ¿r^ ffice .'j'R^ hours. " ^ AD 12 '£g to section — Fir.t Friday. H »t4 rirat bhew e y tb 12„ 8l,venlh .venue, if“1»- CARPENTERS. LOCAL M .- Every ”' « & Grand aven u e and L. l i n e . C W R>an. e e r f t a r y .^ 4H0 Eaat Pine Ea*t Seventeenth; Victor Johnnon Htreet Atianclil secretary: K <> Rector, bucine»» inunMKer; Carpenter*’ H «11- habt Pine and Grand uvenue. Phone Main 6-79. CARPENTERS’ LOCAL. »08. —Meet* every Tuesday. 8 CA? P M ,..|,„ r •r ,.„ „ ,l< lla ll C l , -7 " '; *K'«; 1 » -, f.J7!> W J S h elk v . - i , r .o n v 3 4 1 E i«t T hlrlj fifth » ir w t: J E. W eatherby, financial secretary. 86.1 E lw o o d W ile s CONTRACTOR Street Paving, Concrete Work, Cement Sidewalks Phone Main 8179. 1025-1029 Yeon Bldg. N a t i o n a l * B a n k UNION-MADE CLOTHING Of Ili-Urto» Highest forarla» Grade. Suits $14 and $22—Likewise Hats and Furnish ings Priced to Get Business. t \t Second and W ashington Streets PO RTLAND, ORE. Robinson & Co’s East Side Store Merchants Savings & Trust Company S. W. Corner S ixth ami W ashington Street» PORTLAND, OREGON FIN ISH E R S AND HELPERS. LOCAL 119 — T n i " . y 8 ’ M . H all MU Labor Teniple Wro. II Jen k ln a. secretary. 27O1*» Abler. Labor Temple. rrviTRAT TABOR COUNCIL. — Every Friday. 8 I M. C E EnB * Tcn*7e I- vv. Kohiuaou. 224 Columbia. Main C EM ENT C1G*AKM AKERS. —Second Monday. Labor Tem ple. 2 7 0 S A bler s lr e e t E J Slack, aecretnry. 27OVY Alder DISTRICT COUNCIL OF C A R P E N T E R S -M .-ets 8 C. U- Fridav. Carpentera' Hall. East 1'lne »nd Grand avenne. n' I Shelter «ecrelarv; R o Reclor. hu»lneaa man ^ c r c^penie'r»' 11.11 ’ E .« l 627»; residence. Sellwood ELECTRICAL WORKERS' LOCAL 1 2 5 -M e cts Monday night« Hall 401 Labor Temp e 270b, Abler atreet. C I ) g McConah.v. financial “ cr‘‘,,,r^' 19A.,F'£ lr’£7;5S « re'ed G C Merritt recording aecretarv, 83.1 L. M ntn a tr ie i. W F W ilson. 4.’»1 W aahlnfton. bu«ine*R agtn t. FTFCTRICAL W O R K E R S NO 817. -T u esd ay 8 P. M.. Hall 401 Labor Tem ple. 2 7 ° u, Abler R B. Sm ith. bm»l- EL^VAT0 r "'C0N8TRT 3 T 0 R S .- S e ,'^ l ami fourth Frl- d * . 8 I- M* illlK»r Tem ple, 270'-, Alder street. W. O. A«h. p ealdent. I«nt*; R ' • < lark, aecretary, 87 a GARMENT W ORKERS, -F ir s t and third Thursday even- G ing« Carpentera’ lla ll. East Pine and Grand avenue. Miaa Lucy W hite, secretary. 316 M rgo street. GRAINHANDLERS. —Eirat anti third l^uradaya Rnaaell ami Albina avenue. J. I. ’Tuctefr. bualneaa agent. Head- , Ip* American . t i u v i iv-<ut quarter*. 490 Albina avi-ntie. t . 3 . ^ 370 — Tliere are affiliated to . 1 vinTKTlNG AND PORTABLE ENGINEERS. . OLALs 37«. I n t e l'llilt m n ill H 0’ v „ , s l- M . Labor Temple. 27O>4 Alder street. Federation of Labor 12S _ 1 1 ■, r.sYi ’ ’ch»rie« r'Uirin» R rrctt. 2<M Ì l .11 Ì i ! "r.oi”' hn u rrett. 2,H Madlaot M»d!»on "’ r e j E Trade l i.ions, with their 2,.000 loca. ik 7 hauffeuks bt ? b Z em ? n aì?D helpe Ì s M8 l 7 cal no i6i —Every Thur»d«y «t Mmictan«' H all, ¿ 3 tMi unions; 39 state federations; b.{_ eitv second atreet. A. c. Miller, aeeret.ry, 448 North centrili bodies ami libs local traile and ibo Ä dm Ä «nd third wedne.d.y, B.r.em C A PITA L $150.000.00 DOES A G EN ER A L B A N K IN G ' ANU TRUST BUSINESS. PH O N ES: MAIN 6494, A 2494. Open S atu rd ay evening» 6 to 8. 131 Grand Avenue. Near Morrison Street. THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY 404 Worcester Building. OSKAR HUBER, Manager. GOLD SEAL LIQUOR CO. Only Pure Wines’and Liquors at 166 Second Street, bet. Morrison and Yamhill. SHIRTS Phones: Marshall 486, A 1485. Union-made beer delivered to the home, $1 per dozen quarts. Usual charge and allowance for bottles. Manufacturers of “Boss of the Hoad” Overalls. Salesroom, Fifth and Ankeny Streets. Factory, Grand Avenue and East Taylor Street. NEUSTADTER BROS. Preer * 1WR Cutlery & Tool Co. , Dodson’s .... “Extra Special” Whiskies and the Beaver Brand Wines A few of its declarations upon YV lidi Full Line of Automobile Tools, Cutlery, Tools Are used by aU First-Class Bars, Hotels and t o ur it appeals to all w orking people and Light Hardware. Cafes, tile Fnelish German and French Cutlery, Blumauer & Hoch, Sole Agents. cainze. unite, federatt and cement ¿ ^ pe X ’s \ Machinists’, Electricians’, Brick- Main 211, A 1040. Portland, Oregon, I,orals of fra te rn ity federal labor unions having no inter- der. Hall. 20344 Flrxt .M eet. C. F Smith. 838 Colonial p |astc,erS,’ Stonecutters’ The abolition of all >i ns of involuntary nat ion,ds. LATHERS' UNION NO 64.—Wednesday evening. Labor ’ Tools. •.ervitude, except as .« punishm ent lor ™ n ,“ . W M.' M,I-he -„n. 2 7 0 ', Alder atreet, aec Main 1682, Home A 1682. 345 Washington St. The tar- r e ,a r y and business »gen, O ffice. Main 1416. lt cannot be repeated too often: crime. . L E A T H E R W O R K E R S—Second and fnu h Wedneaday, Free schools, free text-hooks and com iff is a monstrous fraud. "ik-,i.. First. M''. J M I''»'». W0 S e e . d atreet. LOCAL' LABEL TRADES D E PA R T M E N T .-Second and pulsory education. f.m rtb T u esd a y » . 8 P. M.. 2(k»4 Flrat atreet. C. R Price nrealdent; E. G llarfer. secretary. ITirelenting protest against the issuance LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENOINEMEN J B MAY- and abuse of injunction process in labor Complete List of Union Meat Markets. NARD 110. 193.—Friday evening. 7.30. Allaay u a ii. C o lu m b ia M illin g C o m p a n y p J. Brady, secretary, 219 Monroe. George I. l ’urkcr » Market, 14» Firm. t nN fiSH O R E lfE N LOCAL 6 —First and third Thursday*. disputes. Portland, Oregon LONGSHOREMEN. L O L A ,,........ !;’; ; 1',;-^ y MM ^ k lT EF,mrmU,lm ,,‘>Yarm hl,,. A workday of not more than t ight hours Ned Sm ith, business agent; headquarter*. 272 Gllaan. A te. in the tw enty-four hour day. Drink Star Brewery Famous lonoshoremenb association , NO. F1r«t E ic A .l o r M arket. 4 n ‘ .4-» » ,1, M“rf.l*OU' third Thnrwday ev e n in g , lla ll 302. Lalair T ""!’1’“' ^ „ .Z A strict recognition of not over eight Albina Canh Market, 260 Uu*HtU. A. E. Bam ea. biiwtne»» agent; aeadquartera, 248 hours per day on all federal, state or Lureka M arket. 115 N orth »sixteenth. M A CH IN ISTS* RAILROAD LODGE NO. ... ............nil i.11,1 municipal work and at not less than the | popu lar M a ik o l, I "Ion A ven ue and ltu»»«ll. fourth Wedneaday», ball WO. Lalor Temple. II. A. Main 340 A 4613 317 Beck Bldg. prevailing per diem wage rate of the class ( ’uiii)in gh aiii. see-eta r.t -‘"7 M ississip p i ” 'J’nn!lc a Denver Market. 23i. la r n b e e . MACHINISTS WILLAMETTE LODGE. NO. 63— Tuesday. P alnee M arket. 2 6 f Y a m h ill. of employment in the vicinity, where the M H .H 3 .« U b o r Teniple. 2 70^ Alder street. Slvlh Street Market, 441 Sixth. J W M arriott, recording secretary; Charles Hough. D eei) ■'« Market. 462 Jefferson. Henry Hanno. work is perform ed. . Unexcelled in All Respects. ¿ U r ie .: T w e ™ io u r t h and N leolai. M A a » i ^ F ^ t r ,T ^ -d .? O,7 3o’ r . M . Room 216 Orrgo Chas. Kirchner. Release from em ploym ent one day in Man building. Roy Lacy 1109 Francis avenue. Orders for Bottled Beer receite PromP»a,‘e"‘,°" i.e lr o p o llt a n ™ 1“™ MARBLE W ORKERS’ LOCAL NO. 26 .-«First and third Office, 361 East Burnside. East 46, D1146. seven. Thursdays. 269 Third street. A. 8. lm h off, I rlncess E agle’ Market, 847 Mlaslaalppi Ave. The abolition of the contract system on P ortlan d M arket, / . a i MEAT1 C U TTER B-M onday night, fourth floor Labor T em Everett Market. Tenth and Even tt. ple. 2 7 0 ^ Alder street, « has. Olsen, president; Chas. public work. . , | | , M e« Market. Sellwood. Cabanskl. v.ce president. James Henry, treasurer; YY » P Market. 711 Pow ell. Phones The m unicipal ow nership of public I m atilla Market. E m alilla Ave. llam Mix. secretary; R. M Harris, business *6ent I ai,Jo,I M arket. ol'«l_ J effetaou . METAL TRADES COUNCIL.— First and third Thursday utilities. ,x. »ev.v Direct Importers Rhine and Moselle Wines. East nights Labor Temple. Hril 502. H. H. Long, secre- i-'i'lVlHg’M nort^ tarkef, ‘Filimi Avenue and Failing. The abolition of the sweat shop system. ta y. 1099 Ea«t K*fhteenth North. PB0TEC- Dealers in High-Grade Liquor, and Cordials. « Ït' l X Flevett.h and E a.t Jefteraon. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS 2929 Sanitary inspection of factory, w ork X I.rone. 113 Fact Eighth. TIVE UNION. LOCAL NO 169. I. A. T. " “ " ‘ Tel. Main 287. N. E. cor. Fourth & Yamhill. H all. E leventh and Morrl«ou. second and fourt® ™ e i r w , , t A” shop, mine and home. _ . dsvs 9:30 A. M. Fred Lewis, president; E. N. Fair B Ä . T Ä Ä e Ave. MUSXCIAM.r- F i ; , 77T u « d . \ ' , n , , , A. M.. U 1 H 8o™nd Liability of em ployers, for in ju ry to MUa8,Ir ~ r B o / d m oot. W - '- a d a y . 12 M . , . » » » , . « • ruRNiTURC 6115 a I .n. bur 428 Failing bodv or loss of life. •VI o ic o n » M arket. 1314 Belmont. Carl Stoll, secretary. Main 6097. A oZi'». .¿ i.g l'm ì r .r ..:, 473 William« Ave. An Honest Blend. The nationalization of telegraph and PAIN TER S. LOCAL NO 10 -K v e y "'"¿"J 6 9 to 75 Grand A venue lie, hill « Market. »23 Ml»«l»»'l'l> • I Hbnr Tem ple. 270U Alder street. O R tlartw ig. b „ « l n £ « ' ” ,P M a li? , 1 , 6 B .r , B lg.b .w . rwordlng E m o r o lla M arket. HH«i Belm ont. telephone. M o t e t it M arket. 84»' Etial I lm iö n . s w e t a r v , 1700 Hurst street The passage of anti-child labor laws in Main w 851, FF • w — — i Phones; 11O11V9 • iva»»«» - » • A " 1870. B e l l i ....... Market, 1012 PA TTERNM AKERS.— Second and fourth Monday«. Masl- !‘::i‘..1!.,,,,drn.",M .X , t 7. « ■•"<' « M lirket' »bites where thev do not exist and rigid clan s’ H all. 131V4 Second street. IL A. S jlvester. « The King of Straight Whiskies. j j Vnlon avenue North. nniTTY defense of them’ w here they have bee., t lcr-’ phmc '»«h Ä ' * ; Archer Plat e. M. Scott. PILE DRIVERS. WOODEN BRIDGE AND DOCK BUILD ,\l ' II' r i i.t> ■ » .............. ER8 NO. 76 Me. t T lm ” da> Lalx.r _ T em p le. . . 0 j, Eaur. ItttH'tl Market. Arlela. enacted into law. Abler. <’. It. Arnold. I n. S«<y.. 547 Clatsop. Sell It h ry , M arket. A rleta. Women suffrage eo-e«pial with man Sun ,„„„ i'„»lt Market. Arleta. w < mm 1 Station. » t « _ r , iibm Kern Park Market her., la r k . NO 6 2 —8 I’ B M. Wednesday. latbor Tern * pt f ARTK8FR8 “ “ A id ® h " , K C a ra ln r. l m s l n e - ag«’n t. suffrage. . Schmidt, hittdorf Bead. Portland, Oregon. 27<>b, Alder street; o ff!" hours. 8 to 9 ami 4 to J . Suitable and plentiful play grounds or , |,.v Meal Market, Lenta. A lex O 'H ara, correspon d in g recording se c r e ta r y , -< u »," " ¿m l1» XMarkk.’i, ‘ I'M» Haw thorne. children in all cities. Abler «tree! . w a n kJ i?,',;;;,' i5r,!:r7 h ^ - « W M - . n d Hawthorn,. PLUM BERS U. A. LOCAL 61— Every Monday at 8 > M.. The initiative and referendum and the Lat>or Tem ple. 27OS Alder street. Phil I ollock. busl- Street, bet. Washington and Stark. 107 Sixth Street. North I'orllantl Market. 24« S a fe r . imperative m andate and right " f reeall. M ountain M arket. P0R T L A N D ntp H 0 T 0 ENGRAVERS. LOCAL 31— Hall 301 I,.»." , ity Market »‘“M VnUn Continued agitation for the public bath P B O T H l X ' « r - i b " T h n r .." ? ^ n l n g 270Y4 Alder w ," ’i ' r & Fa'-' ¿ , . l , t v M arket, «64 A ..... . Use Damascus I i l “ pi.r pm aldenl; W tl. Gerd»», .e c r r t.r y system in all cities. Milk Hiid treasurer, 623’4 First street. Qualifications in perm its to Inn d nt an ^ ! : h n . . ^ " ' f „ r u ^ ^ ’^ d - . i r o . d w . y . RAILROAD M ACHINIST« .LOCAL U» - S e ™ nd «nd^oorth THE ORIGINAL CASH STORE Wn.ln.a.lky Hall 300. l.«b"r T.'inplr W M. Thoocn cities and tow ns th at there shall he bath Cream aerm tary. 117>4 Knott, rlty ¡•orkln» * Sou. _P.«-2 <m»un. A Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Gro room attachm ents in all houses oi < oni SAILORS Monday night. 61 1 nlon avenue. D. W . l a i n . , act 71 Kant E ig h tie th . Villa Mr M Butter ceries, Fresh and Cured Meats. 4 ' , T w en ty eight It. M iller', - arket. pnrtmeiits used for habitation. sandstone ' CUTTERS. Flr-t and third Thuradaya. 8 Arbor laalge MHrkut. Arbor lznlgu. !• M Labor Temple. 27ii'4 Alder atreet. Geo. I.eh First and Taylor Sts. Phones; Main 5700, A-1412 N e tid « . W e favor a system of finance whereby John K 'Ilei wtr.-ot . 121 M 'nkfi North Sixt••»■nth. man «eeretarT. »1 North Fourteenth ... . . SHEET METAL WORKERS Friday evening 304 A l.k j m ’"»"« Market.' Twenty eighth and Alberta. money shall be issued exclusively >> ” b u ild in g . T h ln l, and M orrl-on. A. <1. Hoaa. hualneaa W elnateln M arker Archer Place. government w ith such regulations am '\'l[’"r.1h ifi!.' Martie! E«»,"B ur„.lde anti Eighth. S H r /w R IG H T S AND CAULKFR»—Second and M urth Moth East 1062, B 1430. 430-432 Hawthorne Ave. restrictions as will protect it from m anip Burg'» Market. Slvtr-eighth and Fatal OBnan. dava. 8 I’ M Labor I.m ole f ' h "??!? 'Tiarlea G regory. 481 I’nlon avenue I hone Main «13 «1,11. Hoae Market. Kenton. ulation by the hanking interests for tlio r SION PA IN TE R S. NO. 428 Tueadny night. 0 , >4 Grand Ml. Inga,l Market. Albina and Kenilworth. a v -n u r F A Crane aeerelar.v 8 th , Grand «venue. G ill A t'o . 612 Mlaalaalppl. own private gain. . „ , STATIONARY F IR E M E N -M e ., every Wedneaday at S UNION (fljs) MADE P M Labor Temple. R.H'li, 301 « F > pp. pre We favor a system of United States gov n g h ! a n , . MM - r ^ - S > ' - :'>“ A ' ’”" “ ' •" < <lcnt: N. A. Reynolds. 9 3 ’7 Vnlon avenue, financial sec | r v ixM-r K urmp II S t m t . M tm aghan M arket. T w e lfth and E a .t M ark. ernment postal savings hanks. ret ary-treasurer. W. H Taylor, secrets ry , t <?TFAM E N G IN E E R S— Meet . verv Saturday eve ring at Rainier Market, ro m e r 17th anti havter The above is a p a rtial statem ent o ' Hall 4*<’ Labor Tem ple. Win. MacKenxIe. secretary, S3 ( Andrew 'a M arket, O ekley Green OVERALLS demands which organized labor, in n in Portland's Beet Shoe Store. •TEAWnTTEM T A. LOCAL 2 J 6 .-F r ld a v . S P. M.. • ™ S r TT rm p>. 270* Abler F D Spe-1. reeo-dlog terest. of the w orkers—avc. of all Tin A D M I ir iS T K A T O R 'S motici . Seventh and Washington Streets. ieeretary. box 42»; Thoma- M cKittrick, bualneaa agent T h e r e A r e N o n e B e tte r people of our country— m akes upon mod- In th e C o u n ty C o u rt fo r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty and fin ancial secret a ry_ • . m m v v oi«»»*.» ' — - 8T FR E 0T Y P FR S AND ELECTROTYPERS MO* 4 8 .—Meet Union-Made Shoes. Best Makes. Properly Fitted. erti society. , . , S ta te Of O regon. second Wednesday In month at Room 500. I * b >t Tern ’» , he E s ta te o - - f Ma - - irv J. M a th e r» Higher wages, sh o rter w orkday, better ln th(. _____IVI M tt,.r V of pie F. W Land, corresponding . aii . w , Good Clothing for Men and Young Men on Easy Children’s Shoes a Specialty. OR8 NO. 74 Second sr d fourth M ondays. A llsk y . r « homes, k e .M o r f and il it i Î YcCPAFU'u liibt’t/e o n d iti’ons. . b e tte better T h e Pftu n.h , » ig n .d h a v in g . been d u ly » r P C '" ’«* T A lI H all. Third and Morrison. John Ba-andun. secretary. Weekly or Monthly Payments. V ìm in i ’ r n tu r o f tin* ftbnvp n a m e d f-sta te In th safer w orkshops, factories, mil » .m< n?vn n a m e d C o u rt a ll p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s t h ia TRICAL STAGE EM P7.0YE8 NO »».—Second and a‘ «9 vM a e a rv h e re b y n o tifie d to p re- T e l ; , . , F rld .v . , 1 1 A M T M A Hall. Baker Theater mines. In a word, a better, higher am. fU‘ T'? 1»|t 4m d u lv v v rifi-d a* hv law re q u ire d , to building Eleventh and Morrlaon. 1, H Mcf abe preaiden't; R 11 Clark recording secretary. Grand p" ,in .b T » ig n e , a , th e o ffice » of 11 .1 l^ r k l» o n liohle life. . , i U n i i l r r v *- Y in , k w i- h f'°4 I -a h o r T e m p le . TILE LAYERS AND H ELPEB" NO « . - S e c o n d and fourth Conscious of the justice, wisdom, a n t a n ,, TboTadaya. S P. M 20314 Flrat atreet. A. W. Lkmbert. w V th,0/ p» ? i, l a < n6’) lb'biliT^ of our cause, the American ' ' 3«T North sixteen th »tree,. Union Made. n il III, 'll a li l i . m o n th » fro m th e dnt< I o n M A TH ERS. TYPOORAPHtCAL. 'a",,."'"’“ .»,,’ 'ration of Labor appeals to .... A d m in is tr a to r o f th e E s t a t i o f M ary J. M a th e rs, w.nnen of labor to join with us in tin . Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Etc. a / i T T i j r n n v T ' FEDERATION -Second and fourth Too« Washington, at Tenth. th w e ased . ,, 4d” . ? ° p M ™ Able- a,root. J I. Tucker. « 3 great movement for its rtehievemen F t r s t p u b lb -atlo n . .’ u n e 9, 19” p u b ll,a t,o n . J u ly « Southwest Corner Sixth and Davis Street»^ More than two million w aee earners yy bo “ The Store Where Your Credit is Good XrFRM,pRES8MEN nO,FG"t T”etday. Labor Tem ple. 270>4 H A I4RV V A N C K W IC U Alder atreet, C. Allaup. J nrual preoaroom ^ .N p e .l the advantngps of organ,/a- 1 A tto r n e y s fo r th s A d m in is tr a to r federation appeal to their t i m i ' n and “White Mountain” Flour Warren Construction to. “ Bitulithic Pavement HopGoldBeer Turn Halle Cafe and Old Heidelberg B >' • 2 V kvdnvad.y nnrv Cyrus Noble Whiskey W. A . Lacey Sour Mash J w . J. van schuyver & Co. Oregon Hardware Company The Peoples Market and Grocery Company Damascus Creamery Co. BOSS OF ALL ROSENTHAL’S . « 7^- eastern outfitting BowmanBrothers COMPANY