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Newspaper Page TextMM* PORTLAND P a g e S ix AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR CONVENTION CALL \V tsiu siiro x '. 1>. (' Sept. 9. 1911. To ¡ill Alliliutvd 1 liions. (ircetmg: You arc hereby notified that, in pursuance to the constitution of the American Federa tion of Labor, the thirty-first annual conven tion of the Amrimii Federation of Lalsir will l.e held in A tlanta's Main Auditorium, At lanta. «1st.. Iieginning 19 o'clock Monday morning. November 13. 1911, ami will con tinue in si-sion from day to day until the business of the convention has Ixxm com pleted. ¡{(“presentation in the convention will be on the following basis: 1 nun national or international unions, for less than 4.IMM) members, one delegate; 4.999 or more, two delegates; X.909 or more, three delegates; 19.999 or more, four delegates; 32,999 or more, five delegates; 91,999 or more, six delegates; 12X.999 or mort“, seven delegates ; LABOR Thuraday, September ai 1911 PRESS and so on; and from I entral Bodi<*s and to enum erate the imminent ¡nqxtrtant sub State Federations, and from local unions not jects with which our i< theomitig <• invention having a national or international union, and will concern itself, bn, the reminder is not at all amiss that every effort must be made to from I'Cderjil Lalsir I nioii-. one delegate. , Irganizati< ms to be cut it led to represent a- broaden the held and means lor the organ tiou must havi* obtained a certificate o f af ization of the yet unorganized workers, to filiation (charter) at leas, six month prior strive more effectuallv than ever to bring to the convention; ami no i s in will be rec about a better day in th e lives ami homes of ognized a- ¡i delegate who is no, a member the toilers, to defend and maintain by every in good s,¡Hiding of the organization he is honorable menn> in our power the right to organize for our common defense and ad elected to represent. Only liomi fide wage-worker. , who are not vancement, and to ii'-ert at any risk the members of. or eligible to memlxTship in freedom of sbeech and of the press and the other trade unions, are eligible as delegate» 'coital rights before the law of every worker with every other citizen. These and other from Federal Lalxir I nions. Delegates must lie selected at least two great questions of cquul imporanee will, of weeks previous to the convention, and their necessity, occupy the attention of the At names forwarded to the secretary of the lanta convention. Therefore the importance of our organiza American Federation of Labor immediately tions and our movement, the duty of the after their (“lection. Delegates are not entitled to seats in the hour and for the future, demand that every convention unless the tax of their organiza organization entitled to representation shall tions has lieen paid in full to September 39, send its full quota of delegates to , he A, lant a convention, November 13, 1911. 1911. Do not allow favoritism to influence you in It is of course, entirely unnecessaryhere .••electing your delegates. Be fully repre sented. Be represented by y<»ur ablest. Ix'st. most experienced, and fjiithful members. Credentials in duple will be forwarded to all affiliated union- The original creden tials nms, be given to the delegate-elect and the duplicate forwarded to the American German Cooking. Nothin# Fancy, I Federation of Lalsir olliee, S91-S99 (I street. but Good and Plenty. Northwest. Washington. D. ( ’. BDW. FR A N K E’S Under the law no grievance can I«“ consid- GRAND UNION RESTAURANT red by the convention that has Ixxm decided by a previous convention, except upon the 385 E. Burnside St. B etw een Grand and Union Ave«. recommendation of the Executive Council, Phone E ast 1107. nor will any grievance lie considered when“ Phone East 4644. the parties thereto have not previously held conference and attem pted to adjust the same Q. P. RUSSELL themselves. Bicyclea, Sportin* Oooda. Pi ah In* Tackle, Gan- Information regarding railroad rates will eral Kepalrina. Gaa Supplies and Um brella Department. lie mailed delegates-eleet at a later date. 449 EAST BURNSIDE STREET Headquarters of the Executive Council Local Merchants Who Believe in Reciprocity S W E T L A N D ’S The Place for Pure Sw eets, Ice Cream and Theatre Luncheons M o r r is o n , n e a r T h ir d LaGrande Creamery Cash paid for butter, eggs and cheese. All goods relailed at wholesale prices. A-2070, Main 770 264 Yamhill St. S ta ig e r S h o e C o . Main »11». Phones. A -S ll». SHOES OF MERIT DR. B. E. WRIGHT Dentist 342 1-2 W ashington Street 2 9 2 W a s h in g to n S t., n ea r 5 th Cor. Seventh J. J. KADDERLY 130 1st St. Hardware Complete stock of Mechanica’ Tools E rn st C o n fe c tio n s The Bonboniere The Dolly Virden 332 Washington St. Marqnam Theater Bldg. Wm. Sohmaar. Praa. E. W. Sohmeer, See. Phon« Main 117«. SCHMEER FURNITURE CO. Dealers ia Carpata. Purnitura. Stores sad Other Household Purnitura. 174 First Street Cor. Yamhill Famous for our 20 Cent Luncheons at your service. Local 118. THE ROYAL HAT WORKS GRADON AND KOEHLER M3 P in t Bt., near Salmon, Portland, Ora. Druggists M anufacturing of Hat« in all qualities, style« and r^apea. H ats to order from $1.75 up. H ats cleaned and blocked. First-olaas work guaranteed. Phone Main 8441. « First and Main Streets FONES CREAMERY CO. C. G. WAREHAM AND SON Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Cream and Milk General Hardware and Building Supplies 110 Second Street Phone W oodlawn 1982 1144 Union Ave. N. COUCH’S PHARMACY B. F. JONES A N D CO. IL E. Couch, Prop. Druggists 817 Mississippi Ave. Corner Failing. Jones’ Drugs are the Best Phone Home A1150. 10th and Stark Sts. Phono Main IBM. Lunch Room PORTLAND TENT AND AWNING GO. A lw a y s O pen 1 6 N o r th F ro n t S tr e e t 311 Washington St. prank monmxb , m * t . COLUMBIA HARDWARE 104^106 Fourth Street Teas, Coffees. Spices and Phones, A-1236; Main 1236 Bakery Goods Best 25c Coffee in the City MULTNOMAH ABSTRACT COMPANY Titlaa Examined, M artes*. Loan». Abet recta, OartlioaUa af T tu . 201 HENRY BUILDING Phaae Mala 47U. SHERMAN CLAY AN D CO. Pianos Victor Talking Machines Sixth at Morrison Mat la tha Treat. THE RENSHAW HAT R eg u la r S 3 Q u a lity ROSE CITY PHARMACY A lw a y s $ 2 .0 0 A. B. English. Prop. 4 4 9 W a s h in g to n , n ea r T w e lf t h 1 6 9 F o u r th , n ear M o rriso n Cor. Union Ave. and Failing St. G I L L ’S Books, Office Supplies and Stationery Thiiu and Alder Streets O. M. JARRETT AN D CO. .Men’s Furnishers and Clothiers Union Made Hats 393 E. Burnside St. N. M. SEATER Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings Denier in Carpets and Furniture 273 Russell Street 143-5 Russell Street l'houe East 1562 W ILL W. SAVAGE H. 0 . SCHROEDER 2 « M« Knaaall St.. Portland, Ora. Phone East MM Boa. Pkoaa la a t M l». PETER KLEEM AN liciterai Feed Store 553 Vancouver Ave. Phone East 593 Purultura, Hardw are and Paint». Ranges Stom a, Carpata. Liuolaum, Shadaa, Baddia*. Crockery, Oraattewara. E ta., Bto. Second Hand Ooada Bought. Bold and Kachangad. 428-430 EAST East 10U1. BURNSIDE 8T. Both Phones. The Jewel Bakery IZXK BROTHERS D e a le r s in B r e a d , P a s t r y a n d • C ak es 291 Grand Ave. Phono E. 124 P A C IF IC B A K E R Y P h o n e M ain 3 3 1 8 F R O N T and M A R K E T S T R E E T S OREGON FEDERATION I»»eouleul. ia r t« r * ► ireet. Wru. Wm Noffkt», 1416. OF LABOR— Lab o r . Tempi»* M « „ " J ,. I»»i y. p re*i< leiit, 775 303 Six teen lb atreet ASTOKIA. ALASKA FISHERM EN Frl«l«v (e«< Pt I». !• M Fixlw*rmeii * Hull. | | . M IxMtt» erinen’H H all. *” BREW ERY WORKERS Bran« It I I I <-|„r ,. secret h i v . 1581 Franklin avenue. Astor a «» . . CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL. -Second and • M I*. M.. L m »or I ninii Hull. C. M C h ris,, dent: Sum l.eventbal. >e«retary 528 E v in - • BARTENDERS. NO. 1 4 3 — A lternate S u n / " ? Labor Uinou Hull. Chaa. Martin, *«-<*reta ■»treet. CARPENTERS. NO. 917.— Saturdays. 8 p M | . Hall. Mr Nh«|»hard. president; W illiam i tary. 475 F ifteen th street. BARBERS. NO. 167.— Laat Monday, S p y , , Hall Ge«. Langfnrd, preaident; Jus j, ( ommerelal atreet ELECTRICAL W ORKERS’ U N IO N .—Firat Wednesday*. 7 3^ P. M. N Itru n o ld . preabl.. W. W alter*, financial aecretary, 215 Thl i,, Aatorla. FISHERM EN'S U N IO N .-M e eta at FlHhern.erf, H S a tu rd a y , 7 :3 0 I ' M. 11. M. I<nrntxeu I l|..i LONGSHOREMEN'S U N IO N ,—Second and f.,,, r «lava, H P. M., LongNbnremetPa Hall *.7i i Cba«. Jobi.aon, prealdent: C. H Tb«»mpa«),i a m i btiMtnexa agent 577 Rond *tre»*r MACHINISTS. NO. 26.— First tt.m third Thur-c M . Marine Knitlneer*' Hall. 577 Rond at re. man. p'elsdnnt A. W. Rrvant, aecretarv p . PA IN TE R S’ U N IO N -S econ d and f .n n th Th'.i - M.. Lnogaburemen'a Hall. C. A. I «•are Astor House; Arthur Boatrom, 250 A!.« hup , recording aecretary. TEAM D R IV E R 8 NO. 182 —First and third T, P M . Union Labor Hall Chris Chrtsteuaen Leo Lowrey, secretary. 274 Bond street M E D FO R D . S T E I N ’S B A K E R Y STEIN M M .. Propriatars D ea lers in B R E A D C A K E S A N D Telcphanax Main 1790, A ,790 PASTR Y 325 SixtdMth St.. North Order« far Waddinp and Parti« will Receire oar Pnmpt Attrition E. 0 . GLOSS H. BRAMMER California Bakery 410 EAST ASH STREET PHONES: East 114, B-1166 D a v id W o o d s J o h n R ae 05« B a lt im o r e B a k in g C om pany 207 FOURTH ST R EE T CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL— Smith'.* Hall. \| If Cray, S e n e ta r r . Box 512. BARBERS' LOCAL— M eets In shop«, first Thuraday. W. K. Jolinaon. Secretary. BRICKLAYERS— Sm ith’s Hall. Mondava. J <» CEMENT W ORKERS NO. 158 - S m it h ’« Hal' T W Secretary. CARPENTERS. NO. 1846—Odd Fellow s Hal! days. P K Walter*. Secret*rv. C I0A R M A FE R 8, NO. 426. -Flr*t Fridar S p \ Union flail. C. W. BeYoun#. prealdent; J ,. *e«’retary. 474 Commercial «treet COOKS. W A ITER S AND W AITRESSES. NO 54* Hall. Tlm r*»LivM S e c r e ta n . B«»x 512 ELECTRICAL W ORKERS Me. t In Smith x II LATHERS. NO. 842— Second and fourth 'I’ne-.l ■ Hall. H. R. Straight Secretary. 108 O»*m PAINTERS. NO. 643— Sm ith’* Hall Thtirsd c, llntchhigson. Secretary. Box 34 PLUM BERS, NO. 362— S m i t h * H a ll. Frbluy. Cottertll. S e c re ta ’ V. S u n n ysid e Home Bakery 1004 Belmont St. ; The Necessity for Collective Bargaining. North Portland Bakery and Confectionery R«»x 124. POSTOFFICE CLERKS, NO. 62 -J n o . F. Murid. retary. In Mansion *11 th e t ’ tne. PLUMBERS. NO. 362 Sm ith * Hall Friday I See retary. TEAMSTERS NO. 176— C h a * H e lm . S ecret* day*. Sm ith’* H all. Box 88 TYPOGRAPHICAL, No. 669— First Tuesday F M Sm ith’s H all. A. F. Sten nett, Secreta-y. B. \ SHEET METAL WORKERS. LOCAL NO. 383 —Fir. third Tuesday. Hlatnond House. Carl Armprle-r, OPERATIVE PLA ST E R FR S LOCAL NO 134 third Tuesday»»’ Sm ith'* H all, th ea ter Brown S. ( Bo i 411. PLUM BERS AND STEAM FITTERS, NO 248 — R. . m e e tin g second .am i Baker City. Or. street. C. f o u r th F rid a y s , 2214 W. Resort -• Bishop, secretary. .’Di* f B A K ER CITY. BAKER TYPOGRAPHICAL UN 10H NO 6 U 3 — I s Andrews. pre«blent; M. P Pilkenton, secretary t ea« nrer, 1924 C lifford street. BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS - 0 W Moon D ivision 700. R a k e r. O r —T A > -.'ir’ c h ie f en g in e e r; J a n ie - H u n t, secreta y treaxnrer Inau ran ce s e c re ta ry . 2035 Colo s tre e t. B a ker. Or arid CIOARMAKERS. NO. 427.— M eets flrat Tuesday lu eacb month. J. F. Penrod, secretary. CARPENTERS, NO. 826.— M eets Tuesday evening* (’ k Forterllng, aecretary. LOCOMOTIVE E N G IN EERS, C. W. MOON LODGE NO 459 BAKER CITY, OR.—Frank M. Shurtllff, secretary Baker City, Oregon. PAIN TER S. PA PER HANGERS AND DECORATORS OF AMERICA. NO. 1008 — Meets Thirrsday evening«» I.vn dale building. Room 17. Ed. O. Phillips, secretary .’.‘»r.’ Church street. (By the Rev. Charles Stelzle.) Present indications point toward increased bitterness in the industrial world. It is alto R U D DEU TSCH gether likely that the greatest battle in his EUGENE. tory will soon lie fought between capital and 2 2 1 N o r th S e v e n t e e n t h St. TYPOGRAPHICAL, 110. « H .— Laat Snnda; In each month lalxir. Both sides seem to lie getting ready 2:00 P. M. ClatMle S y lv e s te r, s e c re ta ry . 2<Mt M , is >:» street. for the fight, and the struggle will no doubt K lein K roner CARPENTERS. NO. 1466.—Thursday evening 7:30. El«hth and W illam ette streets. O. C. Reynolds, secretary become international in its scope, for the Klghteenth and Alder streets. trades unions are coming more and more to PLUM BERS AND STEAM FITTERS. NO. 4 8 1 —' Is? eve ning . 8 o’clock. Righth and W illam ette street* have world-wide relationships, and the em G. Harbinson. aecretary. Box 622. ployers are coming closer and closer together Phone, A 4635 H O O D RIVER. through their common interests. National PLUM BERS AND S T E A X S T E R B . NO «11. \ X I r 555 E. Stark Street Employers’ Associations are creating im | * e « r e ta r y . Box 648, H o od R iv e r , Oregon. mense funds for the express purpose of de KLAMATH FALLS. stroying organised lalxir, and organized A S anitary B akery Is th e P la ce W here PLUM BERS, NO. 618.—C. R. Ilastlng*. recording secre tary. Box 573, Klam ath Falls. Or. You Should B u y Your Bread. lalxir is storing up in its treasury vast sums LA G R A N D E . for defense purposes. What the outcome LOCOMOTIVE FIREM EN AND ENG INEMEN BLUE will lie no one dares prophecy. MOUNTAIN LODGE. NO. 348, LA GRANDE. OR - B. C. Fields, secretary. La Grande, Or. The strike is a clumsy weapon, and rarely H ave Moved in T heir N ew Q uarters, BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINM EN. LOCAL 315 determines the justice of either side. It is a O N V A N C O U V ER A V E N U E A N D FR E —M eets first and third Tuesday o f each month at * P. M.. K. of P. H all, La Grande. Or. C. R Happer MONT STREET. war measure, and carries with it all the re se tt, secretary. 1301 O avenue. La Grande. Or. W ith th eir modern o v en s and th eir b len d sults of war. But it is undoubtedly true LOCOMOTIVE E N 0IN E E R 8. GRAND RONDE LODGE NO in g, siftin g and p roofin g system , th ey are 862.—J. B. Brown, secretary, 1701 W ashington avenue that workingmen have been greatly liene- La Grande. Or. ab le to bake th e b est lo a f o f bread that fitted by the strike. Perhaps one-half of i can be m ade. They h ave th e lig h te st and M A R SH FIEL D . the strikes engaged in in the United States best ven tilated bakery on th e P acific LC s 0R E K E N , LOCAL M , SE R IE S 1«.—Guj l.attl-i I retarp. Box 108. C oast, and th ey em ploy nothing but union have been successful, and in comparatively labor. T h eir place ia open for in sp ection PENDLETON. few instances do the workers strike merely at any tim e. PENDLETON TYPOGRAPHICAL.— Meet« 2 P M P ““' for the recognition of the union—-they strike Sunday o f m onth, E a g le-W o o d m en H a ll . E lm er K *-r aecretary. for higher wages, shorter hours and lx’tter R O SE BU R G . O. Friedli working conditions. Ordinarily, however, A . Schn eid er LOCOMOTIVE EN GINEERS, NO. 4 7 6 .- •V. C. Bartlet. sec the strike is engaged in by the trades unions • retarv. Roseburg. Or. CENTRAL LABOR ----- UNION.—Corner Cosa and Ferguson as a last resort. John Mitchell has said: “ It . R. C. Im porters, W holesale and R etail D ealers ' LOCOMOTIVE FIREM EN AND ZNOINEM EN. ROSEBURG is lietter to talk a week than to strike a LODOE. NO. 5 « . ROSEBURG. O R .—J W. R..t»ri-.n year.’’ He knows the great cost of strikes Cheese, Macaroni, Olive Oil, Sausage, Etc. »«“c r.ta r r , P. O. Rox 382. Roaebnr*. Or. CARPENTERS, NO. «1».— Friday «ranine. I-abor Hall. SW to lalxir, for few unions have spent more N. Jackaon. C. L. Snn, arcratarp. Portland, Oregon money in thesupixirt of strikers than has the 191 Third Street PLUM BERS AND STEAMPITTEKS. NO. «1«.— Corner (’ •»« and S teran . »treetn, Tb'iradap nl*ht. B. J. Wacb. R C United Mine Workers of America. In ten PAINTERS. NO. ««7.—Corner Coaa and Sterana atr.**i< years this organization sjient about IS.(MX),- Oat Your Dra*a and Madloinaa of Prldap n lfb t. J. L. Sm ith. R. C. ! TEAMSTERS, NO. 1«». — Wednoadap nl»bt. Labor Hall :i.“» ()00 in lighting the mine owners. ALBERT B E R N I. T H E D R U G G IST , N. Jarkaon. John H. Forenoon, R. C. It is not reasonable to suppose that either SALEM . 229 W aahington. bat. P i n t aad Saoond Straeta. capital or lalxir will ever permanently secure BREW ERY W 0 R K R B NO. MO.— Branch I. Fred I’ kopf, secretary. P. O. Box «504, 8a 1cm. Oregon a jxisition of superiority one above the other. CARPENTERS, 1066.— M eets Union ball every Saturday •' They are Ixith tixi strong for such a condi 7:30 P. M. J. F. W isner, secretary. 1768 Ferry tion to continue long. The probabilities are ELECTRICAL WORKERS. NO. 612. -P a tto n Hall. m e n ia l Kt., second and fourth Mondays at s 1 that after they have both come to respect F . ( ’ . H y d e . se«n»tsry. 1136 N. C«»tiitu»*rclal St. each other liecause they have learned to ap PAINTERS. V0. 724.— Dorrance Sign Shop. 8 Llb»r’ ’ street, first and third Thursdays at 2 P. M. Erneat • preciate one another’s power, they will get Burrell, aecretary. R. D. 7, Box 6 B. Solicits Your Printing 245^ Stark Street TYPOGRAPHICAL, NO. 210.— M eets first Sunday In *« together in a business-like manner and make month, 420 S tate street. Harry H. H ill, secretary -* collective bargains for the particular groups North Front street. of persons which they represent. It is for THE DALLES. such a program that organized lalxir has BREW ERY W ORKERS.—Otto Rlrkmaler, Box No 4 • E n te r p r is e B a k e r y i t The LOG CABIN BAKING CO. Schwab Printing Co. Ixxm long contending. » _________ ____ . CONSULTATION FREE CURES ALL DISEASES ENGLISH CHARTERISTS. BARTEN D ER S.—John Foresman. 909 Union street. HOURS : 2 to 5, 6 to 7 W A IT E R S.—Otis R. Davis, care o f New York Rests -« ’ DRUGLESS and KNiFELESS C A RPENTERS.— A. R. Barnett. 801 Fulton street. D r. J. E d w . K . A r m str o n g M URPHY’S H'.uaea Furaiahad Complata, Cash ar laatallm aat. Undertaking and Im balm ia«. ADVANCE LABOR’S CAUSE State Trades Union Direct,,ri.\ The Portland Cheese Company T. N. M ARXEN 114 First CO. UNION BAKERIES Phone Tabor 174 PROGRAM OF ORGANIZED LABOR THE REEVES SHOE CO. 313 Wash. Shoes will lie at the New Kimball Hotel. If there I k * any further information regard ing the convention, or the arrangements for ’ the convenience of the delegates, it will be ' communicated in a later circular, or through 1 the American Federalionist. Signed; Sami. Gompcrs, president; Frank Morrison, secretary; James Dunean, John Mitchell, James O’Connell, D. A. Hayes. Wm. I). Hulier, Jos. F. Valentine, John It. Alpine, II. B. l’erham, John B. Lennon. Executive Council American Federation of Lalsir. The farm ers of Oregon pay higher taxes in proportion to what they have of labor values than any other class; and they per sist in upholding laws that continue this in jus,ice. B I M t. ERIKSEN HARDWARE CO. Dealers in Sht If and General i Hardware. Mechanics’ Tools 554-556 W illiams Are., Cor. Knott The las, demand of the Charterists of Fin- C H IR O P R A C T O R gland have lieen realized. The radicals of 1S4S demanded six reforms: manhood suf- 187 Sixth St., Portlaad, Oregon | frage; vote by ballot and not by vocal declar Phon« Main 3315 ation, redivision of parliam entary districts, annual meeting of parliam ent, removal of J. P. FINLEY & SO N , property qualification for members of par Prognaaiva liament. payment of salaries to members of F uneral D irectors and Embalmera I parliament. Cempatant Lady Aaalatant. The first is somewhat restricted yet by Third aad Madiaon Siraata. Pbana Mala ». property qualifications. The others have all Ixx'n granted, the last a few days ago. For advocacy of many of these reforms many HYLAND BROS. OLD BOOK STORES 8C H 00L BOOKS BOUGHT. S O ID AMD EXCHANGED were persecuted. transjx»rted ns convicts and FULL LINE O r MECHANICAL BOOKS d riv e n out of the country. At one time it Both Phones was feari'd that the Charterists would march , 166 F ifth 8 treet 211 Second Street Portland, Oregon a million strong on Lindon. The Nehalem Enterprise calls upon the city dads to remove some old shacks that disgrace the town. When the people of Tillamook county quit taxing men for building and upkeeping good houses, the shacks will disappear. S P E C IA L 1» M ae Cahinat Phatoa. |>.M. Finaet P w t Card Pho* a, 61.66 D otta. They Aro First Class sod Up to Dato. H O FSTETER ST U D IO . tu< 4 Third atra«». Batwaan Morrison and Yam hill Straeta SHEET METAL W ORKERS — Arthur D alles. Or., general d e liv e r . 8plckeruiann 7 “ V A N C O U V E R , W A SH . BARTENDERS, NO. 4S5.—Rernnd and fourth Run' ■ 1 Union Hall al 3:00 P. M. R. R. Rrown. racretarj CARPENTERS' LOCAL, NO. «7«.— Maata rrary M >• !•« night In tha Bartandar«' H all, Main atraat. R AV nrr.ldant; C. H. Andaraon, financial aacratarr ’ Eighteenth atraat W .: F. W hltegun. recording «arret- ’ T w en ty-fifth and Harnry «treat». PA IN TER S — Monday night. Painter«“ H all. W all h -» Chaa Chrlat. aecretary. care R M. Match. MACHINISTS. NORTH BANK . NO. M - Plrat and Thuraday nights. Union H all. in « tt Main atraat. F- M. Cola, fin ancial aecretary. 302 B. Ninth «treat. ' conrer. Wash. A union house employing none but union mci SEIBERLING-LUCAS MUSIC CO. V IC T O R A N D E D I S O N T A L K I N G MA C H I N E S A N D R E C O R D S — P IA N O S . Northwest Agency for the Celebrated Buescher Band Instruments. Orchestral Instruments. Band or Orchestra Furnished for Any Occasion Phone, M a in 8588. 134 Second St Portland, Oregon.