Portland labor press., December 21, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

[Thursday. December »1, 1911.
PO R T L A N D LABOR PRESS
P m «
REFUSE TO MAKE GOOD.
ficial and individual capacity. The matter
HARRIMAN MAKES STATEMENT.
LEAD Ok FOLLOW?
j was then referred to Alfred J. Talley, of New
Further the Home Industry Movement by
Rational Association of Manufacturers Hide Aork, who for years had acted aa attorney Los Angeles Candidate for Mayor States His
having this Label appear on your printed
County assessors of California in conven-
Behind Technicality.
for Typographical Union No. C- Suit for.
matter. It standa for good workmanship,
Views on McNamara Confession.
' tion discuss single tax. California League of
1100,000 damages was later brougnt by Pres,
good citizenship, fa ir wages and the up­
¡('¡ties
discuss
single
tax.
Governor
of
Cali-
(December Typographical Journal.)
building of the city.
ident Lynch against John Kirby, Jr., Francis
(By Job Harriman?
: fornia an avowed single taxer. A big and
he pre»« dispatches la. t month contained II. Stillman, George S. Boudinot and the
Los A ngeles , C al ., Dee. 111.—From every growing Tax Reform lx*ague in California toj
(this item :
.
____ ___
_________
board of u.rectors, . individually
and
as direc-
Allied Printing Trades Council Composed
quarter
calls arc coming for a statement from submit to the people an initiative amend-
New York, Nov. 1 .- Suit brought by tors of the National Association of Manufac-
of
me concerning the McNamara's piea of guilt n.,ent providing for county option in taxa-
jmncs M. Lynch, president of the Interna- I turers of the United States of America.
Typographical Union,
why
the
plea
was
made
just
prior
to
the
elec-,
,lon’
t)ne
Clty
1
,1
"
whington
already
has
ti. aal ‘typographical Union, against John
Web Prenamen’s Union,
I rom the first it was recognized that the tion nndwhat effect it had ............
' adopted a charter amendment to exempt im -,
Kirby, Jr.\ and the board of directors of the one weak spot in our case related to the right, i knew nothin^ ulvitcv.-r nf tl.«
Printing Pressmen's Union,
provements from taxation. Somewhere,
Press Assistants* Union,
National Association of .Manufacturers, aris- of Praadrat Lynch, or any other „ « ¡c r or ti, “ "n? r Ä
,o .dead S t ' ■ !">d •»
« " 7 .listan, sotnc day, th ™
Stereotypers' and Electrotypers’ Union,
ii,n out of an alleged libelous resolution pass member, to bring suit, as it was an unincor­
Bookbinders* Union,
i “ p,Hng tM bc 11 demonstration of it on this j
b a year ago, in connection with the I ds An- porated society, and not its ollicer, that was until after their pleas had been entered
Bindery Women's Union,
I
cannot
describe
how
keenly
I
felt
the
Goast’
Shldl
Ort‘K°n
l‘‘»d
or
follow?
les* Times explosion, was dismissed today, slandered, but it was hoped that as the repre­
Mailers* Union,
I
Photoengravera* Union.
ju-tice Newburger, of the Supreme Court, sentatives of the National Association oft blow. I was convinced that it would defeat *
wonderful
of our move- j
fu-iai.Y'd
the demurrer
defendants, Manufacturers had declared that “the long i us,
, , - d tne
Gcmurrei• o of the
the defendants,
b , but the ,nif
' I solidarity
, «
(our
meetings
that-
>akl
he
failed
to
find
that
the
resolution
continued,
cowardly
and
reckless
illegal
de-
„ight’
led
inc
to
think
t>
at
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS.
»D'-
that
my
first
judgment
any reference to the plaintiff as an i termination
of
the
International
T
v
m
L
n
l,.
n,ght
'
'*,n
to
V',nk
blit ained
_
1 ___ __
Flnt-olnsa » photo-oagruvings. w*to «ko
termination of the International Typograph­ was wrong, but it was not.
to obtain«« at too follewt»* Partían« tow n« a a ijt
individual.’’
ical Union to destroy the business of the Los
Htoks-Obatton Eagrnrtng Oa., Blnko-MnPnU I
Bonvnr Engraving Oa., lira« aad Aakeajr.
dn the 13th day of October, 1910, the
Oregonian Engraving Donanmont, Oraga___
^m es had terminated in the de- roaiize how hard it was to hold one’s appar­
board of directors of the National Associa- i Angeles
Orvgoo Engraving Co., SOS Ooa«na«gh h alittaa
t i o n of the Times plant,’ and that it ent ,M,ise ani, (.oni|MWUri..
1 1
of Manufacturers adopted the following
Then see that the label is on your custom-made
“places the responsibility therefor, not alone
H«.w manfullv
11011 « j
i
•
How
manfully and
and nobly ourTsplendid
clothing.
preamble and resolution:
I upon the human tools who actually perpe-
Whereas, Ihe long-continued, cowardly j trated the crime, but, in due proportion upon movement faced and handled that great
D E M A N D IT .
crisis. '1 he city of Ix»s Angeles owes a debt
of
¡n a «iij
any uiuiuivi
manj,er awnwi
foster ¿ an
organiza-
ani 1 recklessly
. . i m illegal determination
a • i it •
. tbe
. | | mvov W(J(I
ru i’ an
*11 O
riTRIUZli* of unspeakable gratitude to the magnificent It is an indication of fair conditions, and takes
International
Typographical
I »» moil
l.iioi nnuo
tin Los
I /»c Angeles
A
rvx»l. »/-, to
I . » de-
„ » tion
_ wj1O
. . . t)e ijne of conducts leads to such re- conduct of the aggrieved people in that try­ the place of boycots, strikes and lockouta.
grey 11,/»
the business
of r the
Times
suits,” they would welcome the opportunity ing jieriod following the shock of the news.
uni the influence of its owner, Gen. Harrison to go into a court of justice nnd present their
Thia »alo» Ubai, U attaohad to roar roaly.mai
After the election I had a long conference
Gray Otis, in his efforts in behalf of the prin­ proof. We are not surprised that the Na­
U g aad gar aasa to. gaaroatooo to yon that too
thoroof haro a oloon, i. dry. aroporly ogalyyad,
ciples of industrial freedom, has terminated tional Association of -Manufacturers raised with Mr. Darrow and the other attorneys.
•hoy, »rayar kaara oad
aad a U ria l trag«,
jn the destruction of the Times plant and the legal technicality so that it might escape They showed me all the evidence recently
GaroMats not boartag
oariag thio labal aro,
■ado
la
yrlooaa
or
ro a st
building by dynamite, the murder of more legal accountability for its intemperate and developed in the case. The web had been 1
Domaad too aaioa lakol « asid tono ocelot oar vaakaa
la raíala« labor atoro «to a a »
made
complete.
There
was
no
escape.
I
t
!
than a score of employees of the paper and untruthful assertions, but we are keenly dis­
oayotitloa aad too destra fag
was so conclusive that even J. B. McNamara I
the injury of many others; and
appointed at the outcome of the case. We
latoL
“Whereas, The plot contemplated the sim­ promptly accepted the challenge, picked up could not have l»een placed on the stand to 1
AND
ultaneous destruction of the homes of Gen. l the gage of battle, right eagerly proceeded deny it.
The cases would have required years to
Otis and F. J. Zeehandelaur, at no matter to the combat, only to find that our boastful
complete. The honest working
.. people of
what sacrifice of life; therefore be it
and arrogant
. , , „ antagonists,
- . .. like . the veriest
,
this country would have had to pay one mil-
Resolved, That this board recognizes this
O f A merica rO w r
cowards^ had. flown to the protection of a > lion dollars more for the defense, only to
Casino. «MH Washington.
Majestic,
-COPTBIAHT a TRAP« M A M K IO im U tP IIO 3
if uestrucuon
destruction of
a, t in
oi life
m e and
miu property
property as
as in ipirai technicality
Park aad Washington. Modal M Booth TkM .
deny it.
line with the general policy of criminal union-
iecnn,tailUv
Odooa, First
Col am Ma.
a : THAT TJUI LABEL IB OM BTXBY PAOKAIZ.
Bijou. IM loroath.
Crystal. M Third.
Waft that and the educational effect of it,
¿¡in. as exemplified bv innumerable cases o f,
ai’s™‘iat,on. f/ employers, tins preach-
It Itaada For
Pair Ooodltloao.
Aroods. IM Washington.
Bovstly. M I
resnrt to the use of dyrtamite to enforce its I"
m° rahty and fa,r dealinK' th“ critlcL of and all that would follow in its trail, the
Oh Joy, M t
Bakorsaiaa. I l l Math.
Hippodroms. IM Birth.
do, trine of rule or ruin, and that it places the !the trade u“ *°n oause and lte. leadere; when best?
Orphoam. 1M lis t o .
Orma«, M l Tira«.
put to the te8t
test of conrafire
courage and sincerity,
Messrs. Darrow, Davis, McNutt and Scott
responsibility therefor, not alone upon the' n,,t
8,ncpr,tv im
im‘
Paa, M l First.
Palsaa. M l P irat
Mlekalodaa«, M M.
Diala. IM Fifth.
mediately
run
up
the
white
flag.
But our answered “No.”
hmnan tools who actually perpetrated the
East Sido.
suit
is
useful,
and
the
victory
is
with
us,
nev­
Should
they
withhold
their
answer
liecause
crime, but in due proportion upon those who
Tirali, »17 Williams.
Ualgas, M l K. Ba
That the
Bartender
in any manner foster an organization whose ertheless. We did not want money, but we of our local campaign?
Empir*. Grand Avana« and H avtkavM
did desire vindication. That we have
Again they answered “No.”
W ean
line of conducts leads to such results.”
Was it wise and proper to give their an­ This
Immediately on the publication of this achieved our object is apparent to all fair-
swer at that time or “never?”
¡resolution the president of the International minded men.
This question cannot be answered by me.
rv|>ographical Union, under instructions
In a suit against the editor of the Grand
the Executive Council, brought it to Rapids Tradesman we compelled that libeler My word could go no further than theirs.
(he attention of our attorney, Martin M. to apoliogize for malicious and untrue state- Mv vision might be clouded because I was in­
Hugg. and after examination of the libel con-1 ments. Now we compel the representatives volved in the movement and was directly af­
Thia card lignifie» a union bar.
tained therein, and consideration of the fa c t' of a rich and powerful associaion of employ- fected by the decision.
The
movement
must
answer
this
question.
that the International Typographical Union ers, who have uttered slander, against the
THE ANHEUSER
an unincorporated, voluntary organiza-i International Typographical Union, to seek I know it will be deliberate and fair in its
Don, it was decided that suit should be the protection of a legal technicality. From final answer.
High grado Winoo and Liquors.
284 Morrison Street
Now. I want to say a word to my country­
Telephone Main 2517
irought against the National Association of now on the anti-union associations will be
men. Whenever the masses of mankind
Manufacturers by President Lynch in his of- ; careful in their treatment of our union.
abandon all hope of a peaceable solution of
THE TEE PEE.
our social problem we will have with us all
Phaaa East 7 » .
Hoffman
Bros., Proas.
Th» Am alrta»««» Mrat O attan tad Batcher Wtrk-
all the elements with us that cause civil wars,
Oraad Ava. M, Oor. Burnside, Portland, Oregon.
aiea't Shot Card (as »how» h tn w lth ) It ditpltrtd la til
and open warfare will then commence.
meet maraata wkleh trea t gtod kauri tad other anlen
eoaditloai to their employee. All aaioa mea aad frisada
These men had abandoned all hope of a
ef labor ere r e je c te d to patrealie oaly theee thepe that
Horneo—Estoa—Vloh.
THISRTOURTirr.TM
mm
diapla.7 tht
peaceable
solution, and thus, misguided, be­
THE YALE.
rt
UNION SHOP CARD.
gan a guerilla warfare.
High-Orsdo Wiaos aad Liquors. Wo haadlo only Union-
T tiriN w
The fellow lac ehepe (tad others) ditpley the aaioa shop
Mado Cigars.
card. Looato tho one aoeroot aad moat eeareaieat to year
How much of this do you want? How­
Mala MM.
M« Aider Itroot.
hrmo aad patronlie the »erne that
'
_
thus h
helpiap
the —
Meat . Cut-
ever much we bemoan it, I say to you, it will
tore' Valea to eecure »he b aser t cf eh, orter heart.
increase directly in projx); tion as the hope of J. E. KELLrS FAMILY LIQUOR STORK.
the oppressed is crushed.
Importers—Wholesale aad Botali.
SALMON STREET MARKET
For years I have seen the hopelessness of
GOOD EATS
Mala M. A MdI.
IM M onissa Itro o t
BEST OF MEATS
such a course, and at the same time I saw
to the beet ef ray
«W BALMOM
O e h l e r ’s M a rK et
tell yon Its ronditlon
Between 11th and ltth en laim ea
I begin aetaal « a r i l
why that course is sometimes taken and the Bort Robort»
Emil Johnson
statlog Io advaaos what the roaC w lll to . asaktM
475 W illia m « Awm.
Phono Moia • n t
It as roaseaahls as pooslhlo for rarefal aad oav-
warning
it
should
be
to
our
great
movement.
acleatlooo work. If satisfactory, wo togto; If «at
kt. J. OII.L
Phone Kant 66*
too elim in ation baa cost yon nothing.
P. A. JONES I have shown you an astounding fact, a grist,
C1782
THE X X X SALOON
V. B. GILL
P o r tla n d P r o v is io n M a rK et
All work gaaraataad. I f I aaa’t gnaraalaa It I
if
you
please,
being
ground
from
our
eco­
M.
J.
GILL
0
0
.
BAKBR,
Proprietor
don’t
do it: aad If I over did It It's gas ■ ■ jilt
HIGH
GRADE
IMPORTED
AND
DOMEITIO
L
I4U
0R
I
K. K.
Whnlewle and Retail
nomic
and
social
mill.
»> aim to please our vnetomore by supplying them with the
MEAT BEALEBB. 7I8H ABB POULTRY
■lath and 01 Isas Btroots
loutharost
beat o f fresh and cured m eets obtainable.
S13 Mlaaiaelppl Are.
Now listen, while I tell you the remedy:
Dr. Elof T. Hedlund, Dentist
Pleh and Poultry in »ee»on
The great American labor movement, in
N. W. Cor. Math and Oak, Sad leer.
1 O « 3 % C o r b e t t S trw m t
LIQUORS.
orealogs and Soaday moralaga.
eluding the Socialist Party, must merge
BELMONT MARKET
Woiahard'r Brovory, Thirtosath aad Bnrasido.
their
political
activities.
EUREKA MARKET,
« ’ • ’T
«M r aad Ivory Barrel of Bottled _
101» Balmont It.
Phoaoe Taker in«, Homo B » T f
This Brarrary Boars toa Untoa LatoL
Their united power will inspire an abiding
Moary Peetheader, Prep.
Poultry, Butter aad E n a .
Chalet Meste, Flah at
hope, for the philosophy of Socialism will
liztoeath aad Olissa.
A MM.
Edward P. Kaofwar
furnish the reason for the hope, and at the A fft* / M a r ititi
DENV ER MARKET
same
time
a
solution
for
the
problem.
IM Larrabee Btreot.
NO. SIXTEENTH ST. MARKET.
A. A. MoDaalal, Proprietor.
In our great movement in lx»s Angeles, we
Wartoakorgor It Eagol Props
Choies Moats aad Flah.
Ohoto«^ Poultry, Fresh
a la it M
CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
have
done this very thing. The spirit of the
IM Morto I lx tosato Mroet.
Ftoe Wines Five Cento per glass. Chefs' and Kitchen Help­
Los Angeles movement was sweetened with ers'
headquarters. We serve a kler- q Cr
K7ND0RI* BROS.
the consciousness ot its own power and a chants Lunch from 11 to 2 o'clock. a o O ISBIIUU o tT M t
knowledge of thè reasons leading to a peace
Freeh aad Balt Meats, lauaages. Pith aad Poultry.
E. H. DEERY.
While victory
sad Balt Moats of All Miada, Bauaagoe, Lard. Eta. IM Grand Avo., Boar morriaoa. Phoaoe: Best «Ml B ISM. fui solution of our social ills.
When you visit members
Good» Dollrorod.
was
almost
in
our
hands,
the
plea of g ilty
•M , A M M .
«W Jeffareea
F A IR C H IL D
was entered. It vas brought on by an act
Union 339, see that you get
toe Uttia wheleeale butoher.
M. T. CAPTEE, Prep.
«II, B U M
of the defendants, resulting from an aban­
R E T A IL S A T W HOLESALE PRICES
doned hope, arising out of a failure to under­
HAWTHORNE MEAT MARKET
W eshiagtea Public Market.
MEAT!
stand the causes that destroy their hope and
Bawtherae aad Oraad Areaae
failure to understand how to restore and
MULTNOMAH MARKET
PABM A KOLB
maintain that hope. The disintegrating in­
or
J. KURATH
P lat Meats end Sausages, also Flah, Poultry, Oyeteie
fluence of direct action arising from aban­
aad Game.
Oerkett Btreet.
teda Market, I
Phenes, Mela IM ; A MOI
«11 W eshiagtea Itreet doned hope must be apparent to any one
(¡ A««M .
Phones: Mala
while the beneficent influence of a great po­
litical and economic organization with a hope
EVERETT
MARKET
TERMINAL MARKET
inspired by their power and with the knowl­
EM IG i t SON
AMD CURED MEATS OP ALL KINDI
413 EVERETT STREET
Pboace Mail 1540; A 1540 edge of social problems and how to solve
Phene Mela 17M
them must be equally apparent.
Are You
a Union
Man?
Porter
Fair Motion Picture Theaters
see Portland Bartenders Union
• j
K w t o M «rita MW <«WM «4 I ha A M ^ M M M s d MsM
« M BiH w W a r h u a « f N u t A i r i n * P, t L
w w M k l k ÜM R O H M
D E N T IST R Y
ZCbe Columbus
C yrus N o b le
M on ticello R y e
Both Pure
METROPOLITAN MARKET.
EAST EIGHTH STREET MARKET
Ckoioo Moats. Pish aad Poultry in
I prise paid far Beef, Perk end Teal. Aug,
A. » . OREEN A CO.
ter, East Eighth sad Oraat streets.
A Pan Lina ef Oteeerlet aad Meats
IM William» Areaae B 1TM.
Highest
ie, preprte-
Xaat M il,
THEN AND NOW.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co.
Blue label ciffiri can he found everywhere, and
(Stockton Mail.)
may be had for the l i k i n g . Likewise, however,
Twenty years ago the single tax was look­ cigars may atill be found without thia label. It
PORTLAND MEAT MARKET
BUDOLP OOLDT, Prep.
ed
upon by most people ax a queer Utopian . ought to be the privilege of every imoker to
Heater
A
Btrauae.
Props.
Best e f Everything at Lowest M oea.
M0 MOBBISOM. COB. PAI
■at aed Washington Streets.
Public Market.
proposition—one
of those dreams which' i i i i i t in changing thia condition of iffalra until
ONLY GOOD MEATH
mark of quality—ihall adorn
could
not
interest
practical men. Today ■ the blue libel—the every
Weedlawn ISTI
Under Mew Meaagameat
box.
the
people
of
this
state
are
ripe
for
its
adop-
,
' GALE MEAT CO.
THE EAGLE MARKET.
We Slaughter Onr Own Meats
tion. We were amazed within these two Smoke L i Gran Mare*, The Schiller, Schiller
PBXD MUBALT. PBOPBIXTOB
High Cost of Living Reduced
EYEBYTHINO CLEAN AMD BAMITABY
days
to hear the intelligent discussion of this
Union, 5c.
t
U
MADIBON
STREET
Mississippi Areaae___________________Portland, Oregon |
topic on trains, in street cars and in business
RAINIER MARKET.
I0 N É MARKET
' houses. The seed sown by Henry George!
X. ITOBZB. Proprlotor,
U. HAUOO
and his disciples in the midst of derision and |
Kamo.
Boooa,
dsr la Fresh, Cured sad Smoked Moats.
Dealer la Troth and Cured Moats, lousagas a Ipooiolty.
Lard, Bsasagee. Etc., Poultry. Flah, Clams,
!
discouragement
has sprung up and grown
60«
Union
Avoaao,
N.
Oysters. Crabs. Ete.
17th aad l a vlor Its.
Phons Main 1«M; Homo A 1«M.
and blossomed, and now it is about to come j
to its full fruit. It will be indeed a day of
KOESSEL A TREY
SCHLOESSER BROS.
triumph for the good cause of human a d -, Retail Stores: Sixth nnd Waihlngton and
«40 FIRST STREET
WllGI.RHALB AND RETAIL
vancement when California, where the pages
Fourth and Waihlngton.
Meats and Fair Prices Because We Kill Our
HIOH GRADE MEATS
Meats.
___
Phonea:
Main ISSI, A 1405.
of
the
Immortal
“
Progress
and
Poverty”
’
MO
UNION
ATE.,
N.
ee East «711
Phones: MAIN '700, A 14U.
were written, gives the endorsement of the
PEO PLE’S MARKET
A. A SH L A
referendum to this greatest and most far-
and Grocery
A T S A N D G R O C E R IE S
reaching of all the economic reforms ever pro-
First and Taylor
0 3 G ran d A v en u e
: posed. It is sober truth, that the adoption
of the single tax in its entirety will revolu-
Iron Mountain Meat Market (tionize society and will lift the whole people
JO H N ’S MEAT MARKET
Bums A Detman.
Wm. CONSTANTINE. Proprietor
Union Factory, Union C ig in , Union To­
to such a plane of comfortable living ns never
MEAT». OAME AND FISH.
Restaurant ami TekMai Traae a dpoeiolty.
bacco«.
gg.fth I t . Berth.
i yet has been enjoyed by any community of
S4f Washington.
Mola 1M4
A 10Ä4
men in all the history of the world. Beside
Ground Floor of Union Heldquarten,
Homo A M4»
Mt Hood Meat Market
the gigantic importance of this economic re-
-shall »2«
C harles N elso n
j form, the little political issues over which so
A. Duhrkoop Meat Market
rtF»H r AMD BALT MEAT: FISH AND POULTRY:
Hohemtauien Building,«£70 Alder Street.
Best Grade of Fresh and Cured Meats much noise is made do, indeed, look ridicu-
SA X * BACON AMD LARD; BUTTER AMD XOOB
I
lously
small
and
trifling.
Forty Flrit in d D ivision Streets
M4 North Twoaty-third Itro o t
ECONOMY MARKET
Phone Mein «07
Painless Dentists
ThManl____
• A. M. tear.
Korne Phone A SMI
Schiller
C igar F actory
Ross Sharp Co.
1
Wise Dental Co^i-e.
A. F. G anineder.
The Merchant
267 Morriaon, Between Third and Fourth.
Fine Wine«, Liquors and Cigar«.
Merchant!' Lunch.
A
S trictly
U nion H o u se