Monday. April 21, 1913
Dry Lemons.
When lemons become ol<l and dryj*ut
them in water euoitgh to cover and let
them »cal,I for n few minutes. The rind
will come up fre»h nnd bright.
O» t.'TBAL LABOB COUNCIL— Me«ti »very DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS—
Meets Friday night. O. T. Hunt, business
kriday H l ' M , room 201 Labor Temple.
Ti 'i.pie.
Tempi*.
a T .T .m n
K.
J.
Stack
Secretary,
Labor
PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL—
Third Friday evening
205% Firzt street,
ueorga H. Howell, secretary, Oregonian
rompuMBS room.
BOARD OF B U 8 IN E 8 S S AOENTS— Meela
Tuesday and Friday at 9 A. M.. at Labor
Temple.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL^ -M eets 8 P
M Monday, Labor Temple, 162 Vi Hccond
street
K. H . Crandall, secretary; It. W.
Kleenian, business agent. Office boura, 12
to 1. l'hone Main 1416.
BREW ERY TRADES SECTION— First Fri
day 16>% Hecond stret. A. 1). Forte, cor
ner Third and Beach streets, Lents
CARPENTERS No. 8-1
First and third W ednesday Labor Tern
pie Second and Morrison.
f . J. ««ward,
secretary, 804 Harrison street.
Marshall
4467.
BA R BER S’ UNION No. 7 5 — Meets fourth
9 W ednesday a« Auditorium, 208 Vi Third
street.
T. M Leabo, Secretary.
Main
9189
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORK
ERS No 114 -M eets firat and third Sal
urday ■ •i month, at 5 1> M 230% Y e - ; ” '
street. F.arl Stout, p reaid --- .. ,n fc. Jen
bias
eciatar»
. - -.itiu esa agent
Room
m
laMihill
Phone, Main 7510.
»EER DRIVERS AND BOTTLERS— First
nnd third W ednesdays. Labor Temple,
? S " 'i Second atrael
O D. Forte, aecre
tary. Third and Beach streets. Lanta.
BREWEP.T WORKERS Sec-.nd and fourth
Saturday evenings. 22»% Yamhill. Louts
W olf, secretary. P. O. Ho* >«*•
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY TBAINMBN
__Meets first and third Sunday at 1 j 80 P.
at
kf
and second and fourth Saturday
Salur
7 :3 0 P. M . in Sw iss Hall. 288% Third
atreet, between Jefferson and Columbia
streets.
L. 1». Keyaer. Jefferson street
depot.
BARTENDERS' LEAGUE No. 389— First and
third S unday.. 2 JO P M. '205% Firat.
Chas Graaaman. ffnancial secretary, 205 ,i
P in t .
Main 3764. A 7632.
WTNDERY WOMBN N o . 118— Meela seeond
Monday evening in A lisky building. Third
and Morrison streets.
Jessie Henderson,
547 Webster street. Woodlawn 2416, re-
cording aecretary . Mayme H errington 554
E. Morr»«on »treet, Tabor 5576, financial
secretary.
AND
HELPERS— Seeejtd
and fourth Thuradaya. Hall 800, Alt»ky
Building. Third and Morrison
E. R. Nel
son. corresponding aeeretary, 666 Powell.
Jam es A. Cranna. president. 017 Belmont.
BOILERMAKERS— Second end fdurth Thura
days. Room 502 Labor Teraple?270 % Al-
der etreet: F. E Dlebrow, eeeretery. 685 E.
Twentieth.
BOOKBINDERS N o . 9 0 — Third Tuesday. La
bor Temple, 270 % Alder atreet. Ralph A
Liddy, P. O. Box 147.
BBIOKLAYBBS— Meets every Thuraday. Bar
t e n ^ C H all, 206% Firat■•»*»••• J A
Steinbaeh, aecretary. Box 8 -8 , City.
BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORK
ERS— Tuesday, 8 P. M., 2 70% Alder, thtr-d
K r y p to k B if o c a ls
The Evils of Prison Contract Labor
are the
BY WILLIS LOVELY.
F o u n ta in o f Y ou th
Tit,‘re are but two reason» why pri»- | of pecuniar} profit, nnd improves the
tire nevesaarv: First, to protect ' moral» and material opportunities ot
“ H ello !”
aocietv bv removing the criminal from the pri»oner».
“ H ello !”
Such a »y»teiu ha» been in operation
When fitted by me. Kryptok» post our mid»«; •e.-onii, to reform the pri»
“ Is that the information e d ito r !”
make the old feel voung. It is oner. Therefore, any system of ein- .fo r a number of year» in the New York
i
tite
ly
• • Ye». ’ ’
ploying convicts that in any way cur- i state prisons located in Sing Sing, Au-
“ To settle a bet will you please tell the e i' that make» a healthy person
tail"» the possibility of reform i» trim burn and ( Union
In theae prison»
me who wrote William II. Shakespeare » ^(.(.|
d, before they are obi— nothing inal in itself and shoultl not be tol there are 24 different industrial en
in
work«»
I elee.
eratctl in anv civilized country, and gaged in the manufacture of artielei
st a usual’ observation reveals the for use in state institutions and politic»!
wear distance glasses Htnl try
fa
d that most of tbe prisons of the t division» thereof.
everything blur» before the
The system ha» proved an tinqual-
U nited States have been commercial
t eyes; if you wear reading glasses to ized, and that profit in the labor of ifiictl success and merits extension to
reiul and raise your eve» to look off, convict» is i he first consideration, and all | eual institutions in the state and
No institution supported
the world Ht large is blurred, and there reform of the least concern to thus,- in country.
wholly or partially by the state should
I is a nauseating feeling of the etoniuch. charge,
be ullowed to purelinse a single article
i The Kryptok glasses to all appear
1 *M,re arc four systems of employ in the open market that ran bn sup
ment generally in vogue in the prisons
I ances are just like the ordinary g la sses,, o i |h<> Uni, e(j
namely; the plied by the prisons. This would give
no vulgar scams in thc lens, no chance
the contract, thc piece price plan employment to diversified prison in
dustries ami occupations anil fit the
TO THE
for the remark, “ 1 see you must have and thc state account, nil of which are
LONGSHOREMEN, LOCAL 5 — First and
vicious from a com petitive |>oint of prisoners to procure and |>erform lu
third Thuradaya, 8 P. M , H ill Hall. Wil
the double glasses.”
liauih avenue and lluanel atreet.
Robert «
view, as well a s from their lac', of re crative labor at the expiration of their
Orr, business agent. Main 6204, A 324»
prison terms. It would fit them to earn
The Kryptok allows you to read or formatory features.
a living by an honest trade instead of
LONG i-OREMEN, LOCAL No. 6— Meeta
The contract system is particularly gaining one by one or uuother of the
firs and third Wednesday evening, 160
Further the Home Industry Movement look off without changing glasses.
Second streH . K. A. Schneider, business by having this Label appear on your
vicious because:
Before
getting
glasses,
allow
me
to
various forms of crime which their in
agent; 8. McLaughlin, secretary.
Head
uuarters 248 Flanders, telephone A 2060, printed matter.
It stands for good ' ileinonstrate thc Kumfort Mounting and
First—Thc object of thc law is to dustrial inability and consequent cheap
Alain 2<»61
worRmanship, good citizenship, fair
' reform the convict, while the object labor value leads them to embrace,
’ Toric or Krvptok Lens.
of thc contractor is to make money lienee the value of diversified prison
M ACHINISTS. W ILLAMETTE LODGE No. wages and the upbuilding of the city
6 3 - Meets first and third W ednesdays, 8
front his labor without regard to his industries and occupations conducted
P M., hall 300 Alisky bldg, Third and
i reform.
under the most improved methods nnd
Morrison. E. Ehlen, recording «ec retary;
,1. W. .Mftwv- **
(.•«•retary, office Allied Printing Traaa* Council Com
Second—It is destructive of prison with up-to-date machinery.
xRiiSky tfldg-
posed of
The New York system has produced
discipline from the fact that the pris-
MACHINI8TS, RAILROAD LOD^E No. 433
oners
are
for
eight
or
ten
hours
a
day
1
positive
results that cannot be disre-
Typographical
Union.
— Meets the second and fourth Y’ednesdays
under the control of a contractor or garded Hnd merits the serious consider-
of eat h month. Hoofll JCK» j»«*»»/ •• miuibr .
Web Pressmen’s Union,
Third and alorriaon streets. Frans
I his agents, who are in no wise respon- i ation of every student of prison re-
Printing Pressmen’s Union,
recording at retury, 1184 Greeley atreet;
S ix th F lo o r S e llin g B u ild in g »ible for their reformation.
Press Assistants’ Union,
forms and society in general. It has
C. R. Merrill, financial secretary; office
815 A lisky building. Joint m eeting of No. Stereotypers’ and Electrotyper»' Union,
1 Third—It renders impoasibla a d i- , abolished all inhuman system s of
63 and No. 438 every fifth Wednesday.
S ix th an d A ld e r
Bookbinder«’ Union,
versity of employment suited to the cruelty practiced under the guise of
Bindery Women’s Union,
MAILERS -F ir s t Monday, 7 :3 0 P. M.. Room
different capacities of the prisoners punishment, which are common in in-
215 Oregonian Bldg
R. II. Henderson,
Mailers’ Union,
anti the conditions neecssarv to their »titutions in other states, and has re
aecretary, 781 Brooklyn
Photoengraver»’ Union.
moral training
"
‘ mov*‘l prison administration from the
MARBLE WORKERS’ LOCAL Mu 25— First
Fourth - I t is the intention of the *««><1 «f "‘«ney corruption and practical-
and third Thursdays, 26» Third atreet.
A. 8. Im hoff, P rincess Hotel.
Office, 320 Union Arm, Oor. Market St. , ,aw an(, to thc be„t intere«t of society • ’.* n,B,le
“n impossibility.
s
Phone East 1423, B-2616.
that the terms of the best conducted' T,,e New York »>’■*«» has abolished
MARINE FIREMEN, OILER8 AND WATER-
TENDERS UNION OF THE P A C IF IC -
Horse ambulant* for slew or d.sabled prisoner, ahoultl be shortened. It i . ! com,a it io n in the open market between
oo
101 North Front
Thoa. Farrell, agent.
03
Phone Main 3277.
animals at a moment’s notiee; prices j to the interest of thc contractors to I free and convict labor. This is of wide
spread importance to free labor, free
reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty keep them longer in prison,
MEAT CUTTERS— First and third W ednes
day nights and aeconl and fourth Sunday
any i institutions and in fact to freedom it-
to this office. Open day and night.
F ifth — It makes impossible
afternoons, 205 H Firat street.
Marshall
propeRelassifieation and separation of »®li. I* *» tIt«» entering wedge that
4891. J. J. Shea, secretary; A. McLeod,
prisoner», nnd places in daily eo n ta eti^ 'lle v en tu a lly o v e rtb ro w a n d eo m p lete-
financial secretar” ; D. A. Dyers, buaineaa
agent.
THEN SEE THAT THE LABEL 18 ON
the comparatively innocent or accid en tal} b' destroy the convict contract system
criminal with the moat hardened and ; w*t.h itn attendant chain of evils. It
MOVIliO PICTURE MACHINE OPERAT your custom-made‘clothing. Demand it.
ORS’ PROTECTIVE _ UNION,
___ . LOCAL No i t is an indication o f fair conditions,
depraved.
1
I*1* priwonera and reinstates
180, I. A. T. S. E — Meet« zerond and |
pUce of boycott!, Strikes
Sixth—The profits of the labor of hini
W»
»‘«H» ««“» workday
fourth W ednesday« each month « 1 1 1 : 1 5
P. M. in T. M. A. Hall, Baker Theater and lockouts.
__
the convict belong to the state the | opportunities.
It
straightens
and
Bidr.. 11th and Morriaon atreeta. Frank
Our Beer Never F u ll to Pliwae laws of which he has transgressed. The I broadens his vision and
inspires him
J. Baier, president; E. V. Copp, secretary,I
contract system gives those profits to with the blessing» of hottest, industrious
P alace H otel
union
Dlipla, This Union Card
parties not representing the state or citizenship of the most incalculable
M USICIANS— Firat Tuesday 11 A. M , 131%
GAMBRINUS
BOCK
BEER
Second atreet.
Board meeta Wedneaday.
, —
interest«1
,1 or resitonsible except for a henefit anti essential to the higher,
ON SALE
11 A. M., «»me place. C»rl Btoll, aecre ,
monetary
consideration, which in a con deeper and fuller development of civ
tary. Main 6007, A 6r59.
gartcrtcntatmaMM1
le«
jw
stant
mentice
to the discipline of the ilization.
PAINTERS. LOCAL M o . 1 0 —Every W edne.
prison and the reformation of the con
dav evening. Labor Temple 162% Second
agent; Jam es 11. Dobbins, secretary treaa
urer.
Hours, 8 A. M. to 4 :3 0 P. M
Ptione M. 1416.
Labor Temple, 162 Vi
Second street
LOCAL LABEL TRADES SECTION— Second
and fourth Tuesdays, 8 1*. M., at 304
Labor Temple
F.d J. Stack, president;
M W Petersen, secretary.
METAL TRADES COUNCIL— First and third
Thuraday nights, Hall 800 Alisky Huilding
T. It Raebig, secretary, 270V» Aider street,
Labor Temple.
PAINTERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL No 24 —
Meets every Thursday at Labor Temple.
Bert Bigelow, recording aecretary.
WATERFRONT FEDERATION— Second and
fourth Tueadaya, 8 P. M., *206 Vi F ir il St.
J. I. Tucker, secretary, 626 Gantenbeiu
avenue.
AMALGAMATED
BLACKSMITHS
faga
PORTLAND LABOR PBBSB
Only a Sample.
REMEMBER
oiih
,.."^7
THE ROYAL
IS
UNFAIR
BAKERS U N IO N
J. D DUBACR
I
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Oregon Hamann Society
ARE YOU A UNION MAN?
GAMBRINUS
Gambríníis
Brewing Company
etreet. Fred Delano, buaineta .r e n t Main
1416.
Bert Bigelow, recording eeeretery,
17t>0 Hurat atreet.
vict.
«
Burden of Defective Children.
Commenting on health problem* in
education, in an a I - '< published by the
PATTERNMAKER» — M eet. second and |
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CABMEN
United State« Bureau of Education, I> t .
fourth Tuesdays, M usictsns H ill. 181%
OF AMERICA, PORTLAND LODGE N .
street.
Frank B R seu b n , H otel Arthur,
Thom»» D. Wood »ay»:
268— Every second and fourth Tueadav,
Eleventh street, between M orm on and
Carpenters' H all, E .a t P ine and Grand ave
There are approximately 20,000,000
Yamhill
Tel. Main 4226, room 308.
'
nue
Hugh McCanae, recording aecretary,
pupils
in the », nools of the United
PILE
DRIVERS,
WOODEN
B
U
D
G
E
AND
Bartenders
Wear
This
Button
1011 Borthwick street.
DOCK BUILDERS No. 4— Meets Satur
State» today.
BUILDMO LABORERS — Tuesday night,
days, 126% Second «»» » t.
J- Emmett
Of these 300,000 to 400,000 have or
Second and Morrison Street».
A. E. Hall,
_
reco r d ist secretary.
Main 1628.
business agent. Labor Temple.
ganic
heart di»ea»e.
t ; - i ’ Y S T w r A f i a . s s r t : i
Probably 1,000,000 at least have now,
C* H y Ii ^ L G |8 l ^ -N ew Labor Temple, 182%
or have had, tubercular disease of the
s s s ’U . " ' ! “
5*a -
Second atreet, 7 :8 0 P. M. Stephen Clark.
166 E»»t 20th and Belmont atreet*.
lungs.
M»n*l*jj, corresponding •ecretary, 260 Gra
About 1,000,000 have spinal eurva-
ham MYenne.
CARPEXTEBS » • . BOS— Meeta every Tuea-
day 8 P. M., new Labor Temple, second PIjUMBERA U. A. LOCAL 61— Every Mon
pe itB j(er [iair w ith Bo c h a r g e fo r th e tive, flat foot or aotne other moderate
floor. 162 % Second .t r e e t hall 101. P R.
le y at 8 P. M , Labor Temple. 162%
labor of new convicts for the first ten deformity »eriou« enough to interfere to
B532 Bjxty
Lingman, recordin
recording g aecretary,
— i i T ’ «as«
i
Se ond street. Phil Pollock, business agent.
first avenue, 8. E. Phone Main 1416 J
CUT OUT THIS AD
days, in addition to giving the con some degree with health.
Main
1416
W eatherby, 868 E Sherman, financial see
d gel
Over 1,000,(M10 have defective hear
tractor free rent, power and light., while
PORTLAND PHOTO ENGRAVERS. LOCAL high grade 8x10 Enlargem ent free with
retary and treaaurer.
vith your
31__, , a|l 301 Labor Temple.
M Olney, doxen Cabinets or one 8x10 Irid im s for
.th e labor cost to inanu.act,trers em ing.
CARPET and shadd workers local
secretary. P. O. Box 689.
framing, free with your doien poet cards
No a ^ f e r t . flrij and third F riday, at |
About 5,000,000 have defective vision.
ploying free labor is about 46 cents
290% Yam hill. C. 8. K enney. 906 East RRPSSM EN N o . 43— First Thursday evening. All of our high grade photographs *6.00,
Aboat 5,000,0(10 :;re «offering from
per pair, exclusive of all overhead
“ ?% Second F. O. O ustafso.,. president: *7.00 and *8.00 Cabinets finished ht Sepia.
Yamhill.
Wm. I Harper, secretary-treasurer. Gar- Buff, etc., you get at *5.00 per dozen. We
charge
Thu», it will be seen that tlie malnutrition, in many case» due, in part
On
the
tip
of
every
CEMENT F IN ISH E R S
AND
H ELFERS.
alao make Cabinets for *2.00, *3.00 and (4 .0 0
den Hom e, Ore.
difference in the labor cost i» «<> great at least, to one or tnorv of the other
LOCAL No. 119— Every W ednesday 8 P.
per dozen. P ostale and Firelight postals *1.00
tongue in town
M. Labor Temple, 162% Seeond street. RIVER STEAMBOAT MEN’S V N IO N -M eet per dozen
Call and see sam ples and gel
defect» enumerated.
¡that competition is quit,' imposaible.
second and last Saturday evenings, 264tb priées before going elsew here. HOFSTEATEU
President, E. F. H erland; vice Preaident,
Over 6,00(1,0(111 have enlarged tonsils,
The above i» but one of many in
Alder street. John Hoffman, business agent, STUDIO, 165 Third St., Bet Morrison and
W illiam S m all, secretary and treasurer,
C. A. B eleten ; busineha agent, H. W. Hull-
stances where contract* of similar na- adenoid« or enlarged cervical gland»
SAILORS-M onday night. 81 Onion avenue. YsmhiU.
bath.
lYure are in vogue in the manufacture which need attention.
Otto Dltim ar. P. O. B - . 2 lu u .
CIOARMAKERS — Second Monrt.y, Labor
¡o f »hoe«, nnd what i» here related will^ Over 10,000,000 have defective teeth
n u T O N E C U T T E R S—First and third
Temple, 270% Alder street. E J. Stack, asw
8A ™ r .d ° " . 8 !> M., Labor Temple 270%
apply with equal force in many other which are potentially, if not actually,
secretary. 270% Alder street.
aider street
Geo. Lchrasn, secretary, 81
I trade«, »neb a« shirt», pant», overall« detrimental to health.
COOKS' UNION No. 6 7 6 — M eets every Molt-
North Fourteenth street.
Several million» of the children pos
¡and broom», hollowware and many other
Ctainr,V,‘.e ic r i , : i , 1» d i bunn.n. . ag” t’. Phone SHEET MRTAL ^W O R K E R S-Friday even-
se«« each two or more of the handicap
article«.
H IE .
»
iia ir io R K n iT F I lt.
Mein 1623.
, • trMt
W. b . Sullivan, E buxines,
agent.
The contract »y»tem I» condemned ping defect»
OOOPERS’ UNION No. 1— Math Schon. sec
Labor Temple.
Marshall 765.
Iby employer and employe« alike; in
retary, 3616 S ix ty fifth street, 8 E
SHINOLE W EAVERS No. 53— Hall 301 La
Thia union Uhol, If attached to your raady
' facj, it ha« nt, defender» except tho»e
bor Temple.
Every Sunday. John Cltf made clothing and garment», guarantooi to
The Rich Hot Extravagant.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 128—-
yon that the makers thereof have a dean,
Meets Thursday nights, Hall 400, A lisky
ford, aeeretary, 689 Tenino avenue.
who profit by it. It often happen«
The
really rich have a thrifty habit
Bide. C. D. McConahy. financial secretary. SH IPW R IG H T S— Shipw rights' Hall, Ash St. dry. properly equipped, sanitary workshop,
that prison contractors are men of high of squeezing a dollar till the eagle
One bite invites
326 Eleventh atreet; J. J.
.I 8 be,we“
Second and Third, a.cond and props- hours and a living waga. Garments
not bearing this label are, In most caaos,
in e secretary, Fred L. Gifford, business
standing in the community in which screams-—ami not mo much is it through
fourth Monday« at 8 P. M. Charlea Greg made In prisons or sweat shops.
Demand
agent, office 313 A lisky Bldg.
Main
another
they live. They give liberally to char- miHerline»« as through the habit of
ory, secretary. 481 Union avenue.
the union label and thna aaalst our woman
ELECTRICAL WORKERS No. 8 1 7 - Tue.<l»y
and men garment workers In raising labor
ity.
conserving, saving.
8 P M
Hall 401, Labor Temple, 270% SION PAINTERS, No. 4 2 S - P i » t and third above the condition where placed by com
The president of a company having
H. Gordon, petition and the desire for profit. Help ne
Sold
Everywhere
Alder. J. D. M. Croekwell, bualness agent
Labor
Temple.
Vt
With wealth < ontes (he instinct to
Friday«.
Box 644. Main 1416. A 3112.
place womanhood and manhood above dollars
eleven prison contract» in as many in save.
secretary.
by
demanding
the
union
label.
' »titutions is also president of a charity | Milli„naire«
Meeta firat Wed
use the street ear», or
Temple, Room
iation and is quite prominent in
'
M itchell; treasurer,
People with »lender
PHOTO-ENORAVERS
.th e National Conference of Chanties !
a,(<|(|t ¡n
Taylor, 94
taxicabs. Only the
Flrst-claee photo-engraving, with the anion
Caievenin
Graham avenue.
" Mn. R. Flshsr, Froprtatrxxx
( y ^ m '"which is responsible f o r | verV r“’h B,1<1 ,h * ' ery poor can afford
can be obtained at the following Port
GARMENT WORKERS— Fira, and third STEAM E N O IN n E B S -M eeta -v e r y ^ a m r d a y label,
land houses only: Hlcka-Chattan Engraving
to dress badly, i« *he saying. Who
Thursday evenings. Carpenter« Hall, Eaat
evening a, Alizky Bldg-.
Co., Blake-McFaU Bldg.; B-aver Engraving WE USE THE UNION LABEL, most of the cruelties that exist IB all |
linp wjth gueh
Pine and Grand avenue.
E G. Baiger,
-
-
...
: are m e people
Morrison, third floor.
w m M acKentie, Co., First and Ankeny: Oregonian Engraving
aecretary, 828 Eaat K elly atreet.
.prison» that are operated for profit, to |
extrnv iL-an.-e after the theater in
Department, Oregonian Bldg.; Oregon En
PHONE EAST SS02
«eeretary, 830 Union avenu»- north.
fb
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H
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.
GRAINHANDLERS— First and third Tue« STEAM FITTER8, U. A. LOCAL 236— Fri lay graving Co., Journal Bldg.; Sand vail Engrav
294 BUSSELL STREET
them are there
day. Dania Hall. Ruaaell and K 'rÿ •treet« 8 8 P. M . Labor Temple. 162% ®e<-ond'4 , 9 ing Company, 133‘/a First Street.
C hantv
i I old
oto saving; “ v
j cover« a multi- many millionaire« r
Kelly,
finanVIal
secretary
Box
4 .9 -
J. I Tucker, business agent. Headquar
Jame» M Nicol, recording aecretary, E xit
,ora j 499
u o Albina
Alhinik a avenue.
ven u e. C 2 2356
3 5 6 . J . « w an
tude ot sins.
_ i
nianv. They are more likely to
tera
The most cruel tortures are practiced . . .
,
.
ton, aecretary, 568 Albina avenue.
3 0 ,h «nd Hawthorne avenue
Named Shoes are frequently made in Non-Union Factories.
in nearly all prison« where the contract
* ________________
HOISTINO AND PORTABLE ENOINEBRS,
LOCAL 372— Meeta Saturday night. Bar
svsten, is in operation, such a» the
tenders' Hall. 205% Fir«, rtreet
fleorgr
Portland Labor Prow Statement.
Ì S S - W
A
« » «
whipping post, the patjdle, the water
Fraszard, buaineaa a g e n t: office hours 8 to
Statement
of the ownership, manage
9 A. M. Chaa. A. Purcell, recording sec
cure, hanging by the wrjst« and many
.WORKERS UNION,
TAILORS N o 7 4 — Second xnd fourth Men
no matter what it» name, unless it bear» a
ment, circulation, etc., of Portland
retary.
H
sll.
Third
xnd
Morrison.
other
methods
equally
erttel
are
ad
itxjrx, Alixky
John Barandiitn, secretary, box 620.
plain and readable impression of this UNION
INTERNATIONAL
ministered for no reason except that latbor Press, published weekly at Port
TEAMSTEKS, C H A UFFEURS, STABLE-
LOCAL
‘AMP
UNION,
■TAMP.
the prisoner has failed to satisfy the land, Oregon, required by the Act of
and
A.
contractor
in the amount, of work per- I August 24, 1912. Editor, A. H. Harris,
All »hoes without the UnloYi Stamp are a l
Morri
519 East Fifty-, igbth street North,
formed.
ways
Non-Union.
Do
not
accept
any
excu»e
„ t e e , . . Prexident. W. E
reform
impossible
under
i
Portland, Oregon; managing editor, A.
Not
only
is
tic
Theatre;
secretary.
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B.
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H.
tlx
rk
,
o«o
IRON M OULDERS— First xnfl third M ednex
for the absence of the Union Stamp.
t but
hut tbe
the prisoner
prisoner is H. Harris, 519 East F ifty eighth street
Montgomery street telephone A 4685, P. O
day
Bxrtendprx' H sll. 205% Firxt
such treatment,
C. F. Smith, 838 Cwlonixl svenue. Overlook
Box 560.
bound
to become more criminally in- North, Portland, Oregon; busines» man
No. 4 42 2 -
LATH ERS'
Men,» W
Wedne»
EES' UNION No. 54— Meet»
edne.
LAYERS AND H EL PE R S No
dined
Life does not stand still, even ngers, A. H. Harris, 519 East F ifty
evening. Labor Temple. 166¡’4
TI£®.„nd ™d fourth Thuraday«, 8 P 5.
dxy
T. W. Avia zecretary, 160'% Sec
Labor Temple.
Hollywood,
820 Second
Secón
in prison
The man who grows n o , eighth .«tree», Portland, Oregon;
pub
»tree
246 Sommer Street, Boston, M u m .
IWUtptv H.
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ond.
Mxin 141«
better must steadily grow worse, »rtd lisher. Central Labor Council o f Port
street.
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JOHN
T.
TOBIN.
President
CHAS
L.
BAINE.
Secretary
Tr»aaur»z
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41—
TYPOGRAPHICAL N0o 58 F ,r ., s ,m d .y j n
JOURNEYMEN H 0RSE8H 0ERS No.
reet, first Tuesday.
so our prisons are becoming confirm-I bind and vicinity; owners, O. D. Forte,
Meeta xt 205% F in ,
M . S 5 X Hal.: 346% Morri.
J. Mclasxn. xerretxrr
atories instead of reformatories, as Ix>nts, Oregon; A. C. Kavcn, Portland,
No. 372— Mee,«
non «treet. corner
Lon D ’ a
JOURNEYMEN TAIL
I originally intended.
O regon; F. B. Raenbig, Portland, Ore
at
8
o
’clock
in
m o n d ^ se cr e ta r y . B ox 559.
every Thnrxdxy
Nearly one half a million persons are gon; W. II. Fitzgerald, Portland, Ore
room 606, Goodnoug'i nt,tiding, F ifth pod W AITERS' AND W A IT R E SSE S; UNION No
Yamhill atreetz.
A Sander», secretary,
¡sent to prison every year in the United gon; J. Dontbrovske, Portland, Oregon
189— Meeta Tueadaya, 8 .3 0 I . M., -17 A
room 401. «3% F ifth street.
Stark atreet.
I State». Most of these people are not ; Known bondholders, mortgagees, and
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND 193—
ENGINE-
Friday WEB PRESSM EN - F i n , Tuesday
Altaky
¡really criminal»; most of them are first ¡other security holders, holding 1 per
MEN J. B MAYNAED No
building
265
Morrison
a
,ic
e
,
H.
Gygi,
aou
p . J. Brady.
■vening. 7 -.80, Alizky Hall
offenders. They have blundered, hut cent or more of total amount of bonds.
lliirriann atreet, secretary
aecretary, 219 Monroe
' they are human and surely they deserve, mortgages, or other securities, none
T h e f a v o r it e b e v e r a g e o f t h e la b o r in g
a eitanee to make amends for the wrong
A. H. HARRIS,
JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY
Olve them that chance
Sw im to and subscribed before me
i
they
have
done.
m e n b e c a u s e o f Its h e a lt h a n d s t r e n g t h
When you patroni«« me. particularly for <!■••«•* you
and' many
will
first <■».'
day < of
m o n v of
o f them
th e n , w
i l l r reform.
efo rm .
| «bi» <■«»■
’■ « April,
! ’■■■ 1913.
I per
«arine money and gettin e the be«t aervice on earth
\. W. CAUTHORN,
The only system of employing con
I em-
aunally superintend »11 branche, ot roy little buzmezs
g i f t n g q u a lit ie s .
vict» that appears in any wav commend- | Notarv I’ubli< n ami for the State
ploy a graduate Optometriat. I grind all my
l»’<«e. from
able to the writer is that system which of Oregon
the beat q u alit- of glaaz. SEE ME.
most effectively protects the moral and
(My commission expires Sept. M,
HENRY WE1NHARD BREWERY
STAPLE8 THE JEWELER
Phones MAIN 72, A-1172
¡material interest» of s o ie t y , regardless j 1914.)
162 Fin» street
0” ““ 'oi M o tr le e n
door. Ben Oaborne, buaineaa agent.
1416, A 8112.
Main
Seventh— Manufavturer» engaged in
similar industrie» nnd employing free
labor cannot possibly compete with
manufacturer» having the advantage
Main 49— Portland's Favorita Beer— A 1140 of n prison contract, the labor cost of
which is usually less than one-third of
i it» real value.
For example: The Western Shoe
Manufacturing Company has a contract
for the manufacture of boot and »bees
__ ________ at the Minnesota state prison at Still-
............
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"
| water. The total labor cost of men ’»
'TLawwi xxns/ A lr lo r
w e,t
named in the contract is 15
Kratz Buffet
Thíra ana Aiaer aireeia
UNION BAKERIES
TIP-TOP
BREAD
Blue Ribbon Bakery
SKSFTSSA
Do Not Boy Any Shoe
Factory
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
W e i n h a r d ’s B e e r