Portland labor press. (Portland, Oregon) 1900-1915, July 13, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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PO R TLA N D
LABOR
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Schwab Printing Co.
“ r ^ i o n 2 AU taxes within. Clackamas
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d - i .M .«
i4 5 i Star* Strrel
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Count) -hall be levied on and coUeeted fn»m S oticitt lo u r P rtotino
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Edgar IlilT. in a recent issue of th e S e a ttle
the n-s.-s.xl values of all lands, wa «r p«’"
I’iV
d
Union Reiord, calls attention to the fact that
Othcial proceedings of t: • < • '■ ra! 1 al M»r , p. d e b i t s natural growths ami other n at­
J. P. FINLEY & SON,
I 'f
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workingmen sixty years ago combined and Council of Portland ami ' i' : ’ > J lx
ural
r
e
t
u
r
n
s
and
on
and
from
the
. ,, • .«ted th a t demanded free M lukih
Many of them were B ill. Vice-President Mackenzie in the
Funeral
Em ha I »era
• due- of public service corporation frail-
, . July S - J t »'
, ‘t t.it« l imprisoned and U ycotted by the employers
, ,
M «*'.»» » t r .,,»
, ,e,lings Will I* mstitut.H
»*a O(.n,lnu oieh awful doctrine that the chair
TXirt
Credentials.
< ,,,ie MeManigal for refusing to
|aM ,a u> ixiuratv lke children
affect eorioration Ih'eiise fees and m
Beer Drivers \ > Hitter
Mice taxes collected d reetlv by the state, n >r HYLAND BROS OLD BOOK STORES
Igpite
lx-fore the grand jury.
of the poor.
Grain
Handlers-
J.
I.
Tuck,
’
such lamts xs are ueed only ’or tnnim-ipal.
no
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M\nigal has l>een M o re the gram
)iuu> thuuSiUH| s ,,f nM.„. women
school book « bovoht M in awn
I
Bartenders Jack t.illam .
r i u . li « or mkchkmwal book .
Mr-
>.j<‘«te«l to such a severejn«K . and ^lil.lren were imprisomal for small debts
llelil- txlucational. literary , scientific re.igtotts <»r
Carpenters.
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.
Sebum:’
Jno
charitable puri»oses. already exempt f.
B*tl r«a*.
make 1 -r testify, that sin wa.
lkwi„ ,n oVcr o ,MM, were in prison for d e b t'
RÉ
I
1
ar-
gen. S P Hearick. C.us Carls, • S <
grand
jury
room
m
»
bunt
g
<f
,
(han
a
Jollur
Thc
governor
had
no
ru u a m .
»« - - n
IP ’
tir
’“ ' r h v a , s
,ir>'
. , .
lu>"
,„| Attorneys Darrow. Seott am
r ,>
them ()Ut Onlv , ke ,.red- ouher.
(
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E
Xord-
Paint«:- D. W . Hobir.sot
, „ r ,o the elevator to l e a V th e l,or muUl ‘lo that.
Ir
,.r,
hnat in >»«
sirom. E. Johnson. D. N. 1 at
doll! • that shall never sound ret .a t- unt
Burns' detectives tried to
(i
V u |k ¡u l s - 2 h ro M up m a "
Rx
an,
G.
Tailors A. Seaquist. T. I
,uh
land inom»i»oly is wiped from _a»i » w -" J
, \ato r. but were stopped t>> At- In(>).linps o{ workingmen for demanding a
r
rtorLT« anntrnrirr re __
Peterson.
everv m n can rest lon eath his o
i.~
MOTION
riCTVKE THEATERS.
"rott. who said:
ten-hour «lav and al* u«..»n of imprisonment
1.
Bourne.
Electrical Workers — I r«'i
am i'vine" with no tax-gatherer to make him
¡, in care of a doctor. Mie for
•
1«.
D»th. E. E. Smith
cannot ¡»ester her further non.
s,»ectahle lie' spapers of that day 1 red
Bookbinders Emil Jurgen- \\ .irretì Col-
h ’ is e x to c tc l in due time to present this «rei. M«
Tt,.,«,. »<.
..titer this elevator, it will IK wen. lk.,(.rlniIiedl) silent <»n there x ital qttcs-
lins.
.
.very
county
m
tue
siate
.»*X±S?ît
Ilf '■
measure
in
every
in
the
state
¡v."
i 1 v n a re n e e tioms. The workingmen were assured that
c/ÒL «J , W..X M««
Carj>e,iters, 50—-I. L. W nit«. 1 D»gan. J.
1 ¡ke ’he first i<’titi»ms m t laekamas tor
*»i r»««
has lieen signed bx I l.u u u <
vil.,ini> ()f agltat)>IS .UUJ de.na- L. Udw idge. C. J.M cD onald. • ve Koltz
■CM.
.aly
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IH
1 ,
•
• I Xl U 1 it
..«..«a . a W i t
\ -
referendum ami initiativc
I \ 1t o n '|l ’t‘‘, 1 ¡‘, gogues. just as they are now. It was ,•on-
Minutes of previous ineclii - approved as the
.lot» Harriman.
may
not
attract
much
at
tent
ion
m
th.
p
»bm
attorneys for M *. McMan.gal, g idered
j ^ - a terrible
u n ..,>le thing for
,r a a , workingman to
' A union house employing none but union me.»
read.
,1,1" V X.itnaras, as follow-;
liclong to a union to le tte r his condition.
Communications.
SEIBERLING-Ll CAS Ml SIC CO.
’ "Those mUitions are now kpown to haxe
„.cognize th at the so-called The eleven-hour da) was considered conces­
I 1th
Request from Building l’r.. - to have 1. bee n the ir- n iu g guns of the g ^ t nunpm gn
\\ !
. should be tried in the courts sion enough to make to the hibotei-
Victor and Edison Talking Machines and
' x and all his product- placed on the that lasted for twelve yearn, th« a t ^ rl
B. Wile,
.
„cwspapers.
we
feel
a
state-
Il
it
had
not
been
for
the
agitator»
ot
those
Referred
to
Exe«
ive
Commit
-
Records.
l!a
,<1,^ of which are -till U ,»g to'.ght xv.th ,
amt • ■
fair-minded citizens of this davs we would still he sending widows to rot unfair li St.
Northw est Agencv for the Celebrated
enemie-
of
the
l-cople
m
Oregon
,»n
the
run.
I tuet '
l e c h e r Band Instruments.
Bequest from Building '1 ra les to haxe
fr „„ us as attorneys for the de- ill’jail for the debts incurred to obtain food
1 n, tar !
and shelter for their little ones, lhe rich Bothehild Bros, placed on t he unfair list, re­
Orchestral Instruments.
WHY HE MON O l i .
I irti-,
, ,.i. to characterize in tem per- considered imprisonment for debt as a most ferred to Executive t oiiimu ,
uur (,pinion of the treatm ent admirable sx stem.
Rand or Orchestra Furnished for Any Ocrxxion
Reports of Sections.
late h>;
The platform of the Berkeley, t alifoni«,
\p . MeManigal when before the
Printers hax e secured an increase in w ages d o c ia li-U tis w itte n b ) J Stitt M d-on. the Phone. Main 8586.
134 Second St..
I a«'»"»
Knowing that she was acting
POINTED TRLTHS.
iavor.
The
following
two
on
nexvspaixT
work.
Portland.
Oregon.
1 gr
advice not to testify, for well-
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pa'i^.raphs frem that platform brought him
Reports of Officers.
in 1»'I'
•,u„rv reasons, the District - t,l*r-
v rIl(,r Wilson very calmly hut jHiiiit.-d-
Monthlx
rei»ort
of
Final,
-.at
Secretary
|p
(„ur,|, ,i,„c had h,T ... »»,•• -
1
'N,.„
IE,, A -... i,„i.,n.
SPECIAL
nia,XoVZ n s . s i x e police for ............
received and approved.
,he grand jury, and under a sub- 1) s.u« to
I I
ij r«n« c»k,n»< rti.«»» I*
• i, n of our public utitlti«'.- or the ext.nsion
Reports of Committee-.
I *|M '
• he was going to Pr*;T a!'t:
UU.jt is true ,i,at the legal profession, a.- a
of anv public service, i- safe, or indeed ,»« .--
I
Executive
Reixirt
that
Bartenders
de-.
. t ilings against her for failing t
eniov the confidence of -ire with.lrawal of applieati, . to place sahxui s - b l e . ’ unhx-s accompanied bx a sound ami
HOFSTETER STVD1O.
1
, MMl TX.rd 8«r««. B . t « « « • " * -
Tt* h,U *»” **•
!1S\O
«
-ientifie
lx.licv
of
municipal
taxation
'„„„vans into the presence .,i
led ,ha, lhe h«al |. r . , t . - . i . . a , h , - on unfair list. Granted.
•
Taxation
of
the
unean«e«l
imietrn
nt
of
Moved that reixirt tn regai t to the B arU i
• ini* or four deputy sn<rtns anu count
1 t ry ha- not undergone
, ..........^Oino
<*hAnt chan,.«
the same
Asphalt
Company lx‘ aecep'. d as progress land value- ami the socialization ot public
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itativvs o f Detective Burns
,
, , and liiM.rali/ing that
ha characterized it;
Movetl
that Mount Ibx»,! Railway to in - S i c s ,- the secret ,»f a full
an hour and a half >
•
in other countries.
lor at
collecn-d from the . it) s own soeiall) tn.it« 1
panv lx-pla«e«l on the unfair
-neh
values ami providing abundant rexenm for
l.alH.r
Dav
Committee
Majority
of
the
I ’ ;
that
dit1
... .„unit tve moved that a parade l»e d i^ n .- e . everv needed municipal enterprise wi hoU
XVe are offering a r r .a g . adjoining¡ the towu
......;........
calle,
rial
of Graham , on th . tine of the Mt. Hood E l ~
w ith th is y ear. M oved to i- s tp o n c for om robbing the poor and the working ,
.lirai
I linin''
trie R R. Co.- at price» and ou Lerma within
week. Motion to ix»stix,m lost. Beeom and enriching the rich ami the prix deg«
II to
I a o :
the reaeh of t h . .m all tnvertor andI our prop,
inendatioii concurred in.
The strike of 12,0001) w.»rkers in the ertv is the best of its hind offered for sa l.
time
¡,ng as ollieers of the law, wlm were ™
b) e„ a(.t (,ras('i(. k.gWa, ion to tear
Move«! that the Labor Dav ( otnnntt.a' x>
emix.wcred to secure a place and hold a cele- Baldwin E o cm o tiv e Works, l’hiladelphm. an » where. Soil la exeelient ; land all clear*
, i.h t of any kind whatsoexer to de-
E
and gpt a, t ,u> ,ie;irt
bra’tion Labor Day Am.-mled th a t the arose from the discharge of all men who «1^
a."
crop; adjoining thia w .
A great
p e a t tieei
deal ha»)>ee,,
« ; .. >d>.
•
1 '" ^ ™
nas
. « .....
taia
committee submit the names ,,f various plaved the union button. It hiu>
residence lota for aalo in CUx-eland a
dd .
a,,, i,,,,.„i- of the -third degree’ administered
. confidence of the people you can «1«» it m
i-oinpany dividends ami no end of iron! I.
lion,
at
price«
ranging
from
«150
up.
Let
I. n .. Hargetl will-.
« f e - J - t - ^ ¡ ¿ ^ ^ k b y following the nivihod1 of
P ^ V s t X S p » K ' ^ u n i t t e e and W.
IIFSPILA
Hi
PRESS
to in,pair the t«»liee [«»wer of the cmmty. rrty
SIXTY YEARS Mix'.
:T
Minute« of Central Council
p limiAnQ
LX IHEilnvUo
I
People’s Amusement Co.
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Investigate This
show you thia property.
:l£^ e W-UB to ^ n o t i c e in this public s.stama' it, w « - w n m ^ h tb >
THE SCANDINAVIAN - AMERICAN
BANK.
v a n is h e d Business.
Northern T rust Co.
Railway Exchange Building
C .p iU l tlM .0 4 0 M
W ashington
Streat.
Portland,
Oregon.
HOM E P H O N E A 1413
•*% F R O N T ST R E E T
LE E M. CLARK. Pres
GEO. M- ORTON Mg.
MULTNOMAH POINTING
atei', a id . -------
............. the
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K ”
chare»- affecting
cases.
end ot the country
the „tt«r, the ...... I ^ n » " ' l
" Iro in President
«
Roosevelt
down,
deal. -------------
friiin e \-l'r e s iu e n i ivouovav.v s . . . . in . ever)
" , . lators a great ------
i i* print, iiio
sluule <>f public
the /»rv
cry is
is ‘it a fttir
fair triiU
trial
compulsory arbitration
for th.-e men.’ A good d e a l o this ,s ge -
in *,„,1,
“ ‘^ ‘’trike^ if it sue-
nine awl sincere, but some of it ls h y iw in t- ls to take the , (
tfk> s,
...
, ___ r.—,.
«he fairness
he Citizens OI 1111» e u u n .iu e .v j
«hen he must XVOrK wnei.
¡ ¡£ ."
111- of seeing the m ajesty of the law sus k(1 WBnts <> « <’ •
take such pay
vindicated, th at
they condemn hfi
he don’t,
«hm t want to,
«h and l.ejn
¿ i ’ , , , aild
. . . . ..m.ih.afeJ
a t thev
he m u ; t^t u
- R
- abuse of the constitutional rights of tl
his loss g
1 -
j^jtish blood will
tlli:
_ _
L ""‘ ,S T » v -
<i < «
Ullfl ............. .."
JUDGES AND RECALL.
‘«
This
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, ” ¡«<„.,1,11,1
I , „.„ced
the unfair list.
X m d the employer will læ the court.
E
£
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Financial Report.
R e c e ip ts -
Plumbers ....................................
T o ta l.................
$ 4 95
4 4.25
It) (X)
iJb o rT c m p le Association, hall rent .110 00
U nfair List.
B artenders— All saloons th at do not dis-
Company of
P ortland, F red Ib .h h ^ e t’ken, p
Stone & W ebster. National Ice Co., M atg
Iv-Tichenor building
,
—
H A R N D E N &. C O M P A N Y
a ij . m n p s
or pmrrnNQ
. . - w v k , _______
umnwrxCT
Ray Barkhurst
The Tailor
Br™ " V Un‘lft'
,en« h. There is no way, Jiot even by im-
«•uchinent proceedings, to retire t» 1'» 1
tai lee Co.. L iberty t oal & Ice Co..
T,„ legislatures of all the stati-s l ax
pendent Ice & Coal ( ”
firms that
roved that impeachm ent is no sa «g ■
T ailors— All custom tailor firms
at
51
90
a
«lav
each.
iiain-t the ¡»erversion of justice, am J
------------ Union eanont supply the Union Label
ial -,-antlals, notoriously resulting from ’•
S priug Valley
I n T . ) n a n i a ^ :^ p o S a
i ^
Brewery T rades Se di,-II-
: judges on the bench.
,n Tit T l h ! having a
fixed for thc
I P.-re xvould lx- no more danger of a ju g has su«-«< eded m hax m g *
H><>]ns k)W W ine Co.
;pg vntg
recalled
for
a
decision
11.
an.'
<a><i;i,,.r
FIRST GUNS FIRING.
'< » » ^ ^
’™ ,K the
» h e constitution.».
r o ™ ,it» U o n » — lr ^ « < ,r ()f
il( t the
h-
f the tieoplc th an there xvould be ot urn whpn (tb e r trade8 and price
e compared.
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The
V'".,'.!)"'/«* hiitia-
vornor lieing recalled for signing <»r
eon.pared.
anv bill in Which those rights were not
T hc publisher of the Youths Companion
'‘'w ith ' title .a m i in t'o .lu r -
,,lv,‘d
i8 p I ilt'v of joining a .tru s t t o ^ d
t i o ^ d t . l . its ^ e n t . a l - ’ ’- ^
’
\ 11,■ «..mid have m re respect for an up-
t judge than xve: b u t xvc baxc s
S v ^ X ^ g e s of N«»w .EnglanU n ,t-
; pi.-m-rions . ami the
•I,'and know too much of judge» to
sometimes ton mills ¡.aid to women an___
ripht t4, «»nduct . work
pr,„ M,rt v :
i
by the fact th a t a man
,’ a m an—is a judge!
Boston is lM.th culturedl and
X ^ i m p r o v e n i e n t - ,m
the immorality there is I g .
wages lands shall lie and h« r,
‘ ¡tk jn Ciafk a,nas
WHAT HAS HE DONE?
______
nient stores are luxes «»
Rnj (axati„n for an) I’" 1^ ’.^! ¡M. imjMised upon
p < Eggleston points out in the K larn-, paid ^ ; * ’U•'an, '
trad e"‘laU .r.
X
inu.lMX) th at he did not earm
.iHi tHH) th at he <lid not earn . ■
niiiitx hxs earned $200.000 tha
t Is that a moral transaction.
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letterheads
E N V E L O P E S -In Fact
A N Y T H IN G Y ou Wan«
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de. assessed in th at ciyy •_____ ____
1 nw onizer C O Young, for the
B akeries— Roval Bak, ry & C onfect1"»
t ¡n
General Organ < r I
y i r k Bakery.
I , suspicion prevails everywhere th at lhc
i
X ’nW " h t i . spending the last week
>Mi er8_P a«dfie Stove &
( o
orx large measure privilege dominate-» a n . N
o r t h « t h e local unions,
uandied by Calcf Bros.
ami th a t corporation
ar working in Spokane u m o n y k~ 1H'l ation
P a in F e rs-W illlan .s <x Blied ami
1, a mount in determ ining vital (pies
•
strengthening them a
shops th at employ non-union mem
»■Png the liberty and property ot trie cm - f m>w unk,ns.
P rin tin g T r a d e s - S a tu r d a y Exening
Post.
Independent P rinting Co.
W e have had insane judges on the SnPc’? ’r
imple.
C O N ST IT U T IO N S
B Y -L A W S A ND
W
W O
u R
lx K
rv» IN n G
u C.xRDS
v
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< 8^ ,
.»¡dn’t shows a crow ..................
quarter of the year of -
to prevent u .e
the
its «|>|—7------
i9 not intended
»venue from such
; nrpVPnt exacting
Sews the Union Label in Every Garment
I have just completed the finest
tailoring house on th e Coast.
I have by far the largest line ot
imported and domestic xvoolens
to be seen in the City.
Especially Reduced Prices During this Month
$22.00 to $55.00
RAY BARKHURST
Corner Sixth and Stark Streets
Ill