Portland labor press. (Portland, Oregon) 1900-1915, September 21, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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September 21. IM I
D
LABO R
Page Three
PRESS
usiness Enterprises Desirous of the Friendship of Organized Labor
THE HOW OF IT
EINHARD’S BEER
VIOLET
Septem ber num ber of I.ami Values, of
l.omloti, Entflami. is issued iu the midst
of the afterm ath of the great strike. It
pertinently points out in eominenting on
the strik e :
‘•The strike is the weapon that w orkers
have taken, rightly or wrongly, into their
Main 7 2 A 1 1 7 2
HENRY WEINIIARI) BREWERY hands to inerease wages and better their
lo r n "
eomfition. If instead of tlu re being two
men for every .job, then* were two jobs
for every man. the w orker e o iild as an in­
W hen you patronize me, particularly for glasses, yon are saving
dividual dem and reasonable term s and
m oney and getting the best service on earth. 1 personally superintend
would negotiate with any employer as a
all branches of my little business 1 employ a graduate O ptom etrist.
free man instead of as a v.rtual serf. The
I grind all my own lenses from the best quality of glass. S E E ME
essential feature id- strik« is th at they
S T A P L E S T H E JE W E L E R
are a quarrel over the division of wealth
162 F irst S treet
N ear Corner o f Morrison produeed in a lim ited tield of employment,
where real wages ean never rise, however
NONE BETTER inueli money wages may change. ’I he
FOR THE MONEY com petition of two men tor one job is as
tierce a fte r a strike as before it, and the
. .
(Unioni
only way to end that comp* tit ion is to e x ­
•j t S 1 Label J
tend the field of employment by forcing
idle acres into use, m aking vacant lots
N EW EALL STYLES available, opening up all the m ineral re­
! X Morrison Sts.
sources of the country and allow ing all
who ean ami do use land to make it as
productive as possible without being pen­
alized by unjust ta x a tio n ."
¡he favorite beverage of the laboring men
because of its health and strength giving qualities
JU S T LIKE FINDING M O N EY
OATS
A special offering of Men's Silk Four in-
lland Ties, made reversible or open ends
stitched back. They come in a large range
id' handsome patterns and rich colorings.
All are regular 5l)c values,but are
Q .,
speeiilly priced for this sale at
a i / V
Everybody Can
OVERALLS ¿»CXOTHES^
WE ARE BLIND.
vmi isk your grocer lo r a dol-
, w„rtli of sugar you pay 25 emits as a
[t„ h, lp out the su g ar tru st and receive
¡Wilts’ worth of sugar. Golly! How
Hiunuld Imwl if you bad to pay th a t tax
,a stamp bought of the governm ent and
b*,,| on your su g ar! The p a rty that
Miol t h ill sort of a stam p lax would
it last long enough to p u t an o th er stam p
nonnecessities; but there are a tliou-
md Mich stam p s on necessities. onlv we
Ml't see tlielll.
«TED TO PAY ANNUAL FINES.
Th- Redmond Hub calls for brick build
8 and savs they would greatly increasi
value of the land on which placed,
Wean
Gambrinus
Our beer never fails to please
Gambrinus Brewing Company.
Main 49—Portland’s Favorite Beer—A 1149.
have Their Pav Checks Cashed Gratis and Re-
ceive Interest on Portion Deposited at This Bank
W and $ 3 w
UNION MADE
Albers Bros.
Milling Co.
llamlsoine Colorings. Regular
50c X'alues, Now at Only .........
« S THE HAT BOX
ßOSS^ROAD
Fur a Delirious Breakfast
Big Sale of Men’s Silk Ties
MONEY CAME EASILY.
Elwood Wiles
4 per cent
CONTRACTOR
Street Paving, Concrete Work, Cement Sidewalk*
Phone Main 8179. 1025-1029 Yeon Bldg.
THE SCANDINAVIAN - AMERICAN
BANK,
Open from 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Saturday, 8 P. M.
Capital 8106.008.08.
The progressive A ustralian common­
wealth of W estern A ustralia needed rev­
(«1 W ashing toa Street. P ertlaad , O ra«»-
enues ami levied a small tax on land val­
ues. with a large initial exemption. It
brought in a million fo u r hundred thou­
A l/<. Interest
sand pounds, with scarcely any expense,
on Savings
Only Pure Wines and Liquors at
on the self-assessm ent plan. Every man
valued his own land in a blank and sent
166 Second Street, bet. Morrison and Yamhill.
They would also increasi* the value of land jtl the tax accordingly. His assessment Capital, $100,000
Phones: Marshall 486, A 1485.
all around them on which they were not Was full and ju st because the penalty w as, ~
.
Union-made
beer delivered to the home, $1 per
$10,000
placed. If anybody accepts the invitation flint the state could buy at the assess- u rP Uii’
dozen quarts. Usual charge and
1 2 0 G rand A v e .
of the Hub ami puts up a $10,(MM) building ment figure named. It am unted to near-
allowance for bottles.
C o r n e r A ld e r S tr e e t
lie will be fined from $100 to $200 a year ]v one-third more th an expected.
for doing so; but if he bolds a lot idle and
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w aits for some other fellow to build up
CAN BE DONE.
around him ami pay the fines for building,
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why, then be will lie rew arded for main-
\ piece of land in P ortland 50 by 100
and the
tab lin g a safe deposit for obi cans, defunct feet recently leased for a t tai income in
Beaver Brand Wines
felines ami broken bottles. Some Oregon cash and buildings th at will revert to the
Are used by all First-Class Bars, Hotels and
tow ns have paid as much as $10,000 a year
in tw enty years, at nearly $30,000
Cafes.
to the owner of an em pty lot.
„ year This neat little sum is given just S e c o n d a n d W a s h in g t o n S tr e e ts
Blumauer & Hoch, Sole Agents.
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* to get the owner nut of the way. lie does
Main 211, A 1040.
Portland, Oregon.
W henever you read of an em ployers’ as- nothing. Labor and capital do the rest.
PO R TLA N D . ORE.
soeintmn voluntarily raising wages, re­ The farm er helps pay that $30,000 as
ducing Inmrs, bettering conditions or a r ­ much as the city w orker Every cent
b itra tin g differences with employes, you comes out of the w orkers in tin* end. W hy
an* simply dream ing. They are not built not tak e more of it for public expenses
and leave the id)-*r who g ts out o f the 8. w - Corner Sixth and Washington Street»
i that way in Oregon as yet
PORTLAND, OREGON
way of honest ( apital and labor a little
less for bis idleness o
CAPITAL $150,000.00
C IT IZ E N S
BANK
Merchants
National Bank
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
LOCAL UNION DIRECTORY
PRINTING TRADES COURCIL—Third Friday
Meoinc 2U5 S Firat »treet. George 11. H ow ell, secre­
tary oregocian com posing room
ULGAMATED CARPENTERS, NO. 7B7.— Flr»t and third
• r«lnf>*«lgyt» Labor Temple, 270 M» Alder. W. J. Turley,
erretiry S3 N. Sixth street. Main ftXVO.
BY A‘ID CONFECTIONERY W ORKERS. NO. 114—
A 3rd Saturday In month, at «”» p. m.. 230H
►trwt. Bari Stout, president.
W ill K. Jenkins
* .i'v and bualneaa ag en t.. Room 8, 2.30*4 Yamhill
Phono*. Main 7510.
DRIVERS AND BO TTLERS.— First and thirdI Sat-
ird.t- I.ahoi Teaiple, 270*^ Alder street. O D. Forte,
rcr.'urr, 112 Seventh «venue. Lenta.
IBY WORKERS.—Second
and fourth Saturday
T»x:
GOLD SEAL LIQUOR CO.
LATHERS' UNION. NO. M .—W ednesday eeeoln g. Labor
Tem ple.
Frank Mahoney, business ageut, 270'4 Alder.
Main 1416
L E A T H E R W O R K E B S— Second
and
fourth
W ednesday,
9OB84 First. M-. J. M. Paata, i t » Second street.
LOCAL LABEL TBADEB DEPARTM ENT.—Second and
fourth Tuesdays. 8 P M 20584 Firat atreet. C. R.
P r ic e p resid en t; K <). B a rg er, secretary.
locomotive firemen and enoinemem , j . m may -
HARD NO. 188.— Friday erenlng. 7:30. Allaky H all.
I*. J. Brady, aecretary, 218 Monroe.
p '|-;| 11 <-i S<*< a
I; Il lim ped
g r a f t ITS. FrcIIIOIlt O llie r WHS
.
n n u tiir|itin ir
tlV
tile
SHlIlt* g . l h g
m i8 8
,,r gnnjzed labor in I . gs Angeles,
w t'llltllV
n g llliu g
lie was
HTltl i n f l u e n t i a l n e w s p a p e r 1111111.
LONOEHOREMEN'S
rescu ed .
8.— First
and
“White Mountain” Flour
“Morning Glory” Cereals
DOES A GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST
BU SIN E88.
PHONES; MAIN 6494, A 2494.
_ D uring the cam paign against the San
Open Saturday evenings 6 to 8.
mi
w o n t e d l l i l l l (H it o f t i l e W ilV . Be­
lilt * g a n g W H I l I t t l H im u u i *i
, , f l y f l s t a n d i n g a m i W e a l t h lit* W HS
M0.
“Extra Special” Whiskies
Columbia Milling Company
Portland. Oregon
SAME GANG
LONOBHOREMEN, LOCAL 8 .— Firat and third Thursdays.
it I'. M . H ill Hall. W illiam s ir e n n e and R ussell atreet.
Ned Sm ith, hualnaos agent; headquarters. 272 Gllaan.
ASSOCIATION,
Dodson’s
S I lI H lf .
II
plH W
n ew sp a p er
111HII,
Drink Star Brewery Famous
Clothier, Hatter, Gents’ Furnisher.
HopGoldBeer
Union-Made Goods a Specialty.
Unexcelled in All Respects.
RED F R O N T
third Tho -eday erenlng. Hall 302. Labor Tem ple. 27084 .
, ¡^'inneitretl II L<>S Allgeles. He k llt* W
Orders for Bottled Beer receive prompt attention
We Sell All Brands of Tobacco at Cost.
A. K Barnea.
business
agent;
headquarters,
248 IlrlS I I I S c i p p t a t t H - n ia.ru . » . . s v . v o
Office, 361 East Burnside.
East 4«. D 1148.
Flanders. A 20tM. Main 20«1
too much. Same methods, same gang,
HIRH00D o r RAILW AY T R A IN M EN .— M eet, Orel
Main 9094.
193-195 First Street.
»1 tu r.l Sunday at 1:30 P. M.. ,n<) eecond and rourth MACHINISTS RAILROAD LODGE NO. 48».— Second and
fourth W ednesdays, hall 300. Labor Temple.
H. A. sam e interests want him suppressed.
btardiy at 7 30 P. M.. Io Swlaa H all. 283Vi Thir«I
Cunningham secretary, 507 Mlaelaalppl avenue.
Kr»d between Jefferaoa and Columbia atroeta. L. D*
leyier Jefferaon street depot
M ACHINISTS. WILLAMETTE LODGE. NG. 48—Tueeday.
ITENDERB’ LEAGUE NO. SIS— First and third Run-
H P M . Hall 302. Labor Temple. 27084 Alder «treat.
A mill a n t i tim ber trust for the N o rth ->
11). . .w P M. 20684 First. Chai. Graaaman. 20584
J. W Marriott, recording secretary; Charle# Hnugh.
Firat. Malo 3761.
west is being organized on eloser lines
financial secretary. Boa 118.
1FRY WOMEN. NO. 118.— Second T uesday evening Io M AILEBS —First Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.. Room 215 Orego­
than ever before. It will have no use for
Nolkcj bunding. Second aod Morrlaou. Mr,. E ll, I*?®,
nian building
Roy Lacy. 110» Fraocle avenue.
I'), secretary; Mlaa Q. W ilson, fin ancial aecretary, 273 marble woekers
,» > E ' T local
A C T . W
w . . —
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no
as.— First
and third
organized labor, either. No com bination
Muti'r.inerj street.
Thuredaye. 288 Third «treat. A. S. Im hoff. Prlnceea
of (‘Hpital and special privilege ever w ants
H otel.
ICXSMITHS AND H E L PE R S Firat and third Fridays,
• r Temple, 27984 Abler. E. It. Nela.nl, corresponding M ARINE FIREMEN
OILERS AND W ATERTENDERS an y th in g organized it cannot control.
■m»r>, 056 Powell; Hubert Tracy. »22 M issouri Aye.
UNION OF THE PA C IFIC .— n il Nngth Front.
M. II.
OF BUSINESS A GENTS—Meet« T uesday and Frl-
Clerk, agent.
Phone Main 3277.
tsy at i) a M.. at Labor Tem ple.
MEAT CUTTER»—W aSaasSaF *lg> t. fPhrth floor Lala>r
IRMAKER8.—Second and fourth Thursdays. Room
Temple 270>4 Alder etrcct.
Roy Hobaou. pre« : w in.
at! Labor Temple, 27084 A(der atreet; A. W. Hlckett.
Harry W ood s, corn er Second and M orrison.
Mix. »!<•» preeldeot; Frank Shnlderer. secretary; A.
•"’Hurt, - *.2 South avenue.
George L. Parker's Market, 11» H u t .
Mrl.c<el. Snaoclal aecretary; Gua Linde, buelneee agent.
People's Market. First sud Taylor
“ Look for th e Slirn o f th e P lane '
ICI1UDER.S, NO. H —Third T uesday, Labor Temple. METAL TRABES C0UM 0IL.— Firat and th lr t Thuraday
Hay City Market, Fourth and Yamhill.
j
Alder street. D. C. D udley. P. O. Box 147.
night» Ijihor Temple. H ell 5P2. H. H. Long eecre-
Term inal Market, 148 Second.
LAYERS.—Thursday avanlng. 20584 F irst. J. A.
ta -y . 101* Eaet B lghteenth Nerth.
Kind.0(7 B r a . Central Market. L'io Grand Ave.
tu.bach Rai 328, city .
MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOR«' PRO TE
Kx.elalor Market, 412 East Mutria. □.
TIVE UNION. LOCAL NO. 18». I. A. T. S.
Albina Cash Market. 280 Rnaa. il
GE AND STRUCTURAL IRON W O R K E R «—Tuesday,
All Makes of Cutlery and All Kinds of Tools
•ml I-iibnr Tem ple. 27084 Alder ............. .
and fnurl
Eureka Market, 115 North 8ir.le.nlh.
2708, Alder, third floor. Pau Conley, buuineiw
Automobile Tools a Specialty
Tueadava, «:•'»» A. M.
Fred le w la , preahlent; E N
Empire Market, 261 First.
Main 1418. A 8112.
Columbia M arket, Fourth and Carruthera.
Fairchild, aecretary, 054 East Alder.
ERH00D OF RAILW AY CARMEN OF AMERICA,
Phones : Main 1682; A 1682
Popular
Market,
Union
Avenue
and
Russell.
KETLAKD LGDOE NO. 888—Krery aecond and fourth MUBICIAMB. — First Tueeday. 11 A. M.. 13184 Second
Denver Mark. t. 230 Larrabee
Phones: Main 851, A 1870.
etreet. Baerd meet« W edueeder. 12 M .. aana place.
«•(».lay Carpenters' Ila li, E ast Ploe and Grand avsnue.
l'a la .e M arket, 26U Yamhill
Carl Stull, aecretary. Main S0»7. A 5250.
’ I. Farnisworth. recording secretary. M ilw aukie. Or.
S lxlh Street Market, 441 Sixth
_eTenlng.
DING L A BO R E R S-T uesday night, 270H Alder street. PAIN TER S. LOCAL MO. IS.— Every W ednesday H
la e iy 'a Market, 462 JeBeraun
artw ig.
l.abar Tem ple. 27084 Alder atreet
O. R.
J ton uy. recording secretary. Labor T em ple; Teny
C avili..n Market, 323 Third.
business agent. Main 1418.
Bert B igelow , recording
financial secretary, 270 V, Alder street.
Flalier a Market. Twenty fourth and M eolal.
John's Murket. 438» Sixth
D ing TRADE8 C O VNCU^-8 F. M. Monday. Labor secretary, 1700 H u n t atreet.
Metri,pulltau Market, 530 William« Ave.
Wm. N o ïk e . »ecretiry. 353 PATTER N M A K ERS.— Second and fourth Mondar-.
Muel
»»Ujp
. ii 2704 Alder atreet
Eagle Market. 847 M ississippi A>.
M'reulh «'reet.
B. W. Sleem ao. business agent.
clan«' H all. 13184 Second etreet. H A. Sytveeter. 48
Portland Murket, 360 Murrlaen
Union avenue North.
hours, 12 to 1. Main 1418.
E verett M arket, T enth and Everett.
THY TRADES SECTION.— Flret Friday. 20684 FD et p n .E DRIVERS. WOODEN BBIDOE AND DOCK BUILD-
City View Market, Scllwiaat.
•ta-t 0 I». Forte. 122 Seventh avenue. I-euite.
E g g NO. 78— Meet Tharaday. Labor Tem ple. 27084
S. P. M arket, 711 Pow ell.
U m atilla M ufket, U m atilla Ave
INTERS NO. Ml— Every W ednesday.
Grand ave- i
Alder. Then. Bong. 27084 Alder.
Canyon Market, 560 Jelteranu.
I Ea-t Pine. C. W. Ryan, aecretary. 554 East pu A S T E R E SS NO. SS—» P M. Wedneaday. I*bor Tem­
lluhrkia.p M arket, 752 Savler.
107 Sixth Street, bet. Washington and Stark.
ple 27o>4 Aider street. B. F. Caraher. bnalneaa agent,
-fe n th ; It. o
R ector, fin ancial aecretary. 975
Falling Street M arket, Union Avenue and Falling.
27084 Alder atreet; o ffice hour». R to 9 and 4 to 5;
eht.ine avenue.
Carpenters H all, E ast Pine and
W hite Hi.ua». Murket, Eleventh and Baat Jeffera»».
Alex O'Hara, corresponding recording secretary, 27084
avenue.
Phone: E ast 8279.
A. Grotte, 415 East Eighth,
Alder atreet.
lone Market, 606 Union Ave.
INTERS NO. »08—M eets every T uesday, 8 P. M ,
Mt Tat,or Market, Base Line and W est Ave.
»-r Temple. Hall 401, 27084 Alder.
O. T. llu u t, PLUM BERS. U. A. LOCAL »1— Every Monday at » P M..
Model Market, 6S8 M ilwaukie.
Labor Tem ple. 27084 Alder street. Phil Polloch. busi­
X'l.iir aecretary; I,abor Tem ple, 4 to 5:30 P. M.
O. K. Market, 1104 Huwthorue Ave.
ness agent. Main 1416
•“ .'lain 1410. W. J. Shelley, flnauclal aecretary
Adam Treber. 428 Fallili».
PORTLAND PHOTO-ENORAVERB LOCAL 8 1 - H a l l SOI
irca.nrer, dial E ast Pine. Phone E ast 6279.
Thompwnti'e M arket, 1314 B elm ont.
l.altor Temple. Addreae P. O. Box 689
B echin'S M arket, 925 M ississippi.
:T AND SHADE W 0 R K E E 8 LOCAL NO. S.— Meets
Chas. Kirchner.
Henry Hanno.
EN. NO. 48.— First Thuraday evening. 27084
Em. rl. h a Murket, 1090 Belmont.
w*! »■„! third Fridays at 23084 Y am hill. C. S. Ken- PRESSM
AA’
I Harper, president; W. H. Gerdes, eacretary
W averly Market, 809 East Clinton.
1 j Grant atreet.
and treasurer, 62384 First atrw t.
Belmont Market, 1012 Belmont.
NT FINISHERS AND H EL PE R S, LOCAL NO. 119.— BAILORS—Monday night. 51 Union avenue. D. W. Paul.
Ilay Fairchild, 209 W ashington.
’
I -» d a y . 8 p. M., H all 501, Labor Temple.
lull, pendent M arket, S ta lls 6. 7, 8 and 9 Public Market.
* oraxlet, business agent, 27084 Alder, Labor SANDSTONE C U TT E E 8.— F irst and third Tburedaye 8
11 F. Jones, Public Market.
P M
Labor Tem ple. 2 .0 '4 Alder atreet. Geo. Leh
Archer Place Cash Market, Archer I lace. Mt. Scott.
man aecretary. 81 North Fourteenth street.
Laurelwiaal M erket. Arlet-t.
»*! cABOR C0UNCI1 -E v e ry Friday. S I*. M.. SHEET METAL W 0 R K E B 8 .-F r id a y evening. 304 A lahy
Sanitary Market, Arleta
Temple.
A. W. Lawrence, aecretary. 27O<4
East 1062, B 1430.
430-432 Hawthorne Av».
building. Third and Morrison. A. G. Ro«*. bo*lne*o
Union Cash Market, Arleta.
Labor Pieaa o ffice .
Hours 7 to 8 P. M..
Kern Park M arket, Kern Park.
Direct Importers Rhine and Moselle Wines.
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SH IPW R IG H TS AND CAULKERS— Second end fourth Mon­
v- mik I Friday*.
Gua S .h m ld t, K Indori Road.
day«. 8 P M . Labor Tem ple, fifth floor. Cberles
City Meat M arket, le n ta ,
^®MAKER8—Second Monday, Labor Tem ple, 270ty
Dealers in High-Grade Liquors and Cordials. C(jod cloth|ng for Men and Young Men on E»ay
Oregorv. 481 Union «venue
Phone Mein 613.
Murterud M arket, te n ia .
W-r 4 t h
■ J. Stack, oecrotary. 2 7 0 ^ Alder atreet. SION PA IN TER S, NO. 488.— Tuesday n lfh t. 9184 Orand
St lamia Market, 1018 Hawthorne
Tel. Main 287. N. E. cor. Fourth A Yamhill.
Weekly or Monthly Payments.
avenue
F A. Crane, «.cretary, » I m T Grand avenue.
*ICT COUNCIL OF C ARPENTERS— Meeta 1 and 3
Koaael A Frey, 640 First
Meet
r <‘:i r e n te r s ’ Hall. 406 Eaut Pine St.
W. J. STATIONARY
North Portland Market. 248 Savler
S T A T I O N A R Y FIREMEN—
,,» * » « ..^
rw
(j every 0 Wednesday
R Mcp „ at
n .ld 8 .
M ountain .Murket, 997 Corbett
«••iretary; F. K. Harrla. boalnea« manager.
nreeident- N A. Reynold». 9384 I nlon avenue, flnan-
It,we Citv M arket. 202 Morris
6279.
Cial
aentetarv:
W
11.
Taylor,
aecretary,
c
o tta g e Market, East Burnside and ta lo n .
MCAL WORKERS' LOCAL 115—Meet* Monday
W heeler .4 Fay Quality Market, 654 A lberta.
STEAM E N G IN E E R S— Meet every Hsturday evening at
'/ Hull 401 Labor Tem ple. 27014 Alder atreet
C
Vernon Cash M a rk et. F ifte e n th and A lb erta.
Hall
400.
Labor
Tem
ple.
Wm.
MacKeoale,
aecretary,
830
M" th y . financial aecretary, 191 Fourteenth afreet;
N ational Market, East Burnside and Grand.
/ v M»*rrltt. recording aecretary. 8X3 E. Ninth atreet; 8TEAM TITTER8. U. A. LOCAL 888.—Friday. 8 P M..
Multnomah, six te en th and W ashington.
' 1 rdan, bnalneaa agent.
Nortnn A H aynes. Union Akenue and Broadway.
Labor Tem ple 270>4 Alder. E. D. S p e l. recording
P N 'fA L WORKER«, NO. 817.— Tuesday 8 P. M..
Perkins A Non. 1902 Gllaan
aecretary. box 429: Thomae M cKIttrlch. bnatneaa agent
Villa Market. 71 East E ightieth.
I'd Labor Temple. 27084 Alder. E E. Sm ith, bual-
Washington, at Tenth.
8 T E R E 0 T Y P E R 8 ’ ' a ' ' e L IC T R 0T Y P E R 8 NO. 48— Meet»
M iller's Market, 48x T w enty-eighth
’* '«- d. Bex 644
Main 1416. A 8112
Arbor L odge M ark et, Arlvo, latdge
[’ ‘ TOR CONSTRUCTORS.—Second and fonrth Erl-
«<■-ond W ednesday In month at Builder« Exchange
<•<
John K eller, 121 Nevada.
P M Labor T em ple, _27O84 Alder atreet. W
B ide
131 >4 Second street
F W Land, correspond­
Sixteenth Street Market, North Sixteenth.
A<h p-enldent. Lenta;
V. Clark, aecretary. 872
ing ~< rotary. Chas. Hegdahl, treasurer
W einstein Market, Archer Place.
-- - - -
Jf#, 7 4 -Second and fourth Monday«. Allaky
■
Id.
Ik”r W ORKERS.—F irst and third Thuraday even- T A HaUR # ThTrd and Morrison. John Be-andun. aecretary.
Sthnell A Lehi. 718 Union
Alla-rt Klein Market. East Burnside and Eighth.
' larpenter«' H all, Eaat Pine and Grand avenue.
Box 122.
- w e n y w a Mt> » » — S econ d end
Burg'« M arket. Sixty eighth and I at Gllaan.
W hite, aecretary. 318 Fa go etreet.
THEATRICAL STAGE Y M PL 0YE B . MO. S S .-N econ d end
' 1 ’ Ä , - - WI
Michigan Mark«». Albina and Kenilworth.
'
-
fonrth Friday«. 11 A. M T M A H all. Baher Tbs «ter
Gill A Co . 512 Mlaelaalpnl
DI.ERS. —First and third Thursdays. Ruaaell
htrilrilnff
E leventh
*od Morrl*r»n. H
B
McCib*.
W elch's Market. Sellwood
* « - avenue. J. I. Tucker, business agent. Head-
pre«ldent;
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H
Clark,
recording
secretary.
Grand
tic
H ighland Market, Union Avenue and H ighland.
Albina aerane. C‘ 28f.6.
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—Second
and «I.-
fourth
F. E. I»cer. Ruaaell Street
UNION MADE
oN D PORTABLE ENG IN EERS. LOCAL »71.—
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ELPERS
NO.
Mannghart Market. T w elfth and Fm«t Stark
A. W. Lambert,
*■ » I * M . Labor Tem ple 27014 Alder atreet.
Tlwrredav« 8 P M
205*4 Flret street.
R ainier Market, c o m e r 17th and Savier
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Dirk.
I.ualne«» a ag<*
g e n t.
A. C. B ernard,
J S ^ ta r 'th R lsteenth street.
Clothing,
Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Shoes,
lr k . bnnlnrAN
A n d rew 's M arket, O ckley Gre»n
2701^ Alder atreet.
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Portland's Beat Shoe Store,
C ltv Meat Market. l»enta
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Alberta Market T w enty ninth and A llerta.
' 7 FURS. STABLEMEN ANB HELPERS. LOCAL
Seventh and Washington Streets.
TWO (TORES
T he Boulevard M arket. 47th anti Samly
aaa' H all. 13184 w a t e r t «ONT ' F E D E R A T IO N —Recoud and fonrth Tnea-
‘■2 -E v e ry Thnradav at Muelclaas'
SI afer'a Market. Front and Glbba.
Union-Made Shoes. Best Makes. Properly Fitted.
I I and 16 North Third 8t. S E Cor Rirrnalde
y. 462 Fairbank»
8 P M 27»W Alder .tre e t
J I. Ta ..er, 828
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A. C. M iller. Secretary,
Noll H ill Market, 21»t and Irving
™ f t - D E K S - F I r e t »od third W ednew l.y». B»rten-
G .n tc n h .tn »venne: ¡ « » H .
61 and 63 North Sixth 8t N. W. Cor Darla
Thornton's Mark !. 139 Klllugaworth.
Children's Shoes s Specialty.
»7 OH
£ a
205H Flret etreet. C. F. Sm ith. 888 Colonial W EB PREBSMKM -
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Park Meat Co . Kern Park.
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Aide» atreet. O Allans. Journal pi
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r o Box 171.
Yam h ill.
John
Bcbuehle,
««cretary, i
Preer Cutlery & Tool Co.
Complete House Furnishers
A t Low Expense Prices
Complete List of Union Meat Markets.
High Grade Goods Only
Phones: Fast 2919, 116115
69
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to
75
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3 1 1 O a k S t.
Oregon
Hardware
Warren Construction Co.
Company
Bitulithic
Pavement
Main 340 A 4613
317 Beck Bldg.
Use Damascus
Milk
Cream
Butter
Turn Halle Cafe Damascus Creamery Co.
and Old Heidelberg
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COMPANY
UNION
MADE
OVERALLS
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