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PORTLAND LABOR PRESS
Mondar. Aprii ai, i » i 3
DIRECTORY of OREGON UNIONS
a frank talk w ith m others about b o y s’ su its
That growing, healthy, bouncing
boy of yours can’t sit still just
because he happens to be wearing
a neat, well-fitting suit,and still you
want to keep him nicely dressed.
It’s quite a problem—keeping him well-
dressed and solving the expense ques­
tions—because clothes do cott money,
and there’s no use denying it.
O U S O M FEDERATION OP LABOR— Masts LOCOMOTIVE E N G I N E E R S
O ltv n
BONDE LODGE No 3 6 2 " %
s i call of praaidsot. H eadquarters Labor
Temple, Portland. T. II. Burchard, p resi­
•ecretary. *’ 0 l v>asnin?*ttu avenue. La
dent, M'J9 East Eleventh, North.
fe. J.
Grande, Oregon.
Stack, secretary, Labor Temple
LOCOMOTIVE "I r e m e n a n d r u m a r »
With that point in mind, the L io n
believes it has accomplished some­
thing. You really ought to see
the boys’ suits we have selected.
They will wear and wear, and yet
THE
ASTORIA.
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OIOARMAKERS ’ UNION No. 428—Jos. L.
_ O F ^ T H E LION
Simplified Municipal Government
By Richard
8. Childs.
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ALASKA F ISH E R M E N — Friday ( except De
rem ber). 7 :3 0 P M. Fisherm en s Hall
H M. Lornlaeu. agent. Fisherm en's Hall.
BREW ERY W ORKERS— Branch 111. Clar­
ence Larsen, secretary.
271 Thirty third
avenus
BA.BXB? P BB8
— Alternate Sundays,
J P. M.. I,aliui' Union Hall. Lee Herring,
president, 4 50 Exchange street; O. L. 0*1
• lagher, secretary. 25» Bond; Charlies Wia
chle, chairman tick committee. »03 Ex
chanta street.
BARBERS No. 167— Last Monday, 8 P. M
Union Labor Hall.
H. D. Krlbba. presb
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL— Second and
fourth Tuesdays, s P. M . Labor Union
Hall. L. E. Tennent, president; E. C. Out
»ert, recoridng secretary.
CA®P ^N T E B 8 No- ®17-—Meeta Saturday*. 8
P. M., Labor Union Hall. Herman Peter
sen, president; Gilbert Heminen, recording
secretary, 1828 Grand avenue; Oscar Pe
teraen, financial secretary.
w
M arshfield .
s s - s a s w - »
Z. Kobinson,
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.
MEDFORD.
B A R B E R S’ UNION No. *09 — 11,,.... a
th'rd I'karaday n ig h t, at Mediord
and
Hotel
Harber Shop.
W. E. Johnson, ••«•retary.
128 \V Main street.
CENTRAL LABOB CO UNCIL- M eet. .
Monday night at S m ith 's Hall
c
i t " i t B“ °"' • • e r ,U r Z» 1812 W e.( Tenth
CARPENTER»
UNION N o . 1640— M a ...
pŸ
h’H> i i MBd"*, '1‘,r n i,h l “ 8 “iHh'a *11,11
I hil Jii niate. secretary, Kota Court
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
H, h Box ’ h "57
ta";
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n ek,7 '
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UNION No 667
“,8hl •' 8“ « ere*
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LA.T H E K 8' UNION No. 342— Meats «rat Fn
p ^ ste ^
' . un - i ‘ o 7 i 2 m 4: , :
¿“ener’ÎÎD a T iX
a
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* Ro‘h” 11’
Moore, 474 Commercial street.
EL^ <;T n IC^ I 'v T 0 “ ® *8 ' U N IO N - First PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTEES No 362
and third W ednesdays, 7 :3 0 P M. Long
H.’s .- 'i. T r& c £ n . Ä - 8‘ni,h •
sh o re m en s Hall.
G. W. W alters, seer*
tary treasurer, P. O. Box 40; N. Brunold, T« r n ai g K \ “ Tthi 7 - s r r B‘- (r -
president, 8 ,2 Grand avenue; E. P S teele
Parker. ..e r e ,a r y . 215 K otght . t , c „ °
°
recording secretary, 815 Irving
F ISH E R M E N -3 U N I O N -M e e ts at Fleher
“‘e,! ■ H ell, first Saturday. 7 :3 0 P if
PENDLETON.
H il. Lornteen. Fisherm en's H ell
LA|u ,^ h H ° w EtMEÎÎ ' 8 V ' n O N -
««»"<> •»<« PENDLETON TYPOGRAPHICAL— Mena -,
fourth W edneadeye,
P. M L onnhnre
m— a H ell. 571 Bond etreet. ’ C h « 'J o h n
a°n, preaident; C. H. Thompaon, secretary
ROSEBURG.
end buainets agent, 677 Bond street.
M ACH INISTS No. 26— First and 3rd Thura-
ENGINEERS N o « 7 8 - v C.
Bartlett, .ecretary, Koaeburg, Oregon
Hood 8 . P ? * ’ ÎΓ ri n# En6 in»e rs' H ell, 577
Bond street. H. Nyman, recording aeere- ‘W
W
« « » » - C o r n e r C o ., and
75«’
F ° W *' ®n»“ciel secretary. Box
S. & H. Trading Stamps
given upon request
t^ € > -!7 O
C. Fields, secretary.
— A. J. Steele, Cnancial aecretary.
have splendid fit and appearance. There
are many excellent ones dh
/A ZA
priced a t ............................ kJpO eV zL J
Others at > 3 .8 5 to > 7.5 0
Our Special LION SHOE for men is backed by our money
back guarantee. Worth more, sells f o r ................................
“ e V Ï Ï ? , moükt " “ hod 0 r ES“ i ? e
ALBANY.
j CAEPTENTERS, ALBANY LOCAL No. 1303
S T P t h ;
fire prevention board, for instance, to i weeks or so an official of similar eapac-
which could be safely sublet all the itv will be sent to Spokane.
[»ewers necessary to the proper regula-
To the orguuization campaign that
tion of buildings and the prevention of i is now being carried on by the retail
conflagrations. Then the public would clerks’ union, the union card and label
have the right to disregard all details ; leagues of the whole Northwest and
and simply hold the directors respon : the Pacific Coast are giving their as PAINTERS' UNION « « « - M e e t . ..c o n d end
fourth Ihuraday, 8 p. M.. Long.horem en'a
sible for results.
542—
sistance, as these organizations have
Hall
Preaident. Arthur Boatrom. Allan
o«*
b
recording aecretary, box
-64, Rofiebiifg, Oregon
Paint C o ; recording secretary. W aller
been working for years to popularize
Group of Men in Control.
Stangland, 371 18th street.
CARPENTERS Mo. 415 — Friday evening,
union-made brands of goods ami to in
CLERKS LOflAT. 147——Meets third
t : brri.rya,!’
u-::
N. Jackson. ö
C b.
1. 8
u..“
The controlled-executive plan filters - urease the demand for clerks bearing RETAIL
Thursday, 8 P. M.. R osenberg's Hall. Wm
everything through a group. It reduces .•ar.l. to wait «[ton member» of trade»; Lto?nP,*0:«?,r^ en‘ : M,rp * McCr“ '
STEAMI-ITTERS No. 428
the [»ersoiial equation. Without loss of UI..I yibor union».
I TEAM D R IV E R S No. 1 8 2 - F l r . t and third
M eetings Hun da y morning
W
\v
Howett. cara B. A. Mahon.
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administrative unity, it abolishes one
—_________________
Tueadaya, 8 P. M.. Union Labor Hall
uiau power. A single man may have
»
I resident, O. M. Christensen, 5 49 Duane
secretary treasurer, Len Lowrey. 480 Com
his ups and downs, his freaks and fan-
N O TIC E TO C N BD ITO BE.
___________
merctal street
cies, his m ilita n t p oin t« and h is p a s s i v e l y In th ® C ou nty Court o f th e S ta te o f TYPOGRAPHICAL n v r n a
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b .“ oSrTS R I, 3“ a N1” ^ .o n ’<,n” h 7
Di(l ht.
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H. F, 'er
fuson , secretary.
pet departments and projects. A board, |
A- I*-*«?» deceased.
h a w p w ctrarw
The recent adoption by Sumter, 8. ment, anil in which the Jeffersionan
of a new ty,>e of commission plan ¿ilea appears dominant, should he the
of government with the appointive city one in which single individuals are en­
manager, in important. It in the first trusted with greate* uncontrolled power
time in the United States that a mu than anywhere else in Christendom.
nicipal chief executive has been made
An instance of the dangers involved
appointive and put under eontinuoun in New York City where the Mayor re­
control instead of inde|*en<lent and un­ cently had it within his [tower to upset
der intermittent control.
the subway station whenever he pleased,
Pen<ling the ap,s arance in America and frequently it seemed to the |>eople
of thia principle, the abort ballot move of the town that he was likely to do
ment wan beaded for a atoue wall. For so. He expressed opposition to what
in demanding thp reduction of the mis­ he called "cornfield routes” for sub­
chievous multiplicity of elective offieea, ways and wanted the new tubes built
SALEM.
we are met by the question "w hat of­ where there was already (tie greatest has none of these things—to a grqup i [or" of,,thi°e.t«». ftrmMh (i untZ- execu-1 — .lohn a . Andrew., p resideit^M ND Pll
I B S S S . ^ ‘wXlr» ' Bo" 83
BBF?^kBM hW?BKEM »•" 320 —Branch I
fices would you make appointive and number of passengers. If that one man such excesses are relatively impossible.
al'd all Arsons havli£ B^raER8RH<?°w
L°°°MO«VR BNOI-
84“ 8.18.»,, O ^ 0n,e" e“ rZ’ P O. Box
who would appoint them f” The rat had happened to be impervious to ar Even if all the members were cranks, i 1 ,r"<lltors
deceased , £°v
to pi
ural and eaay answer is to follow the gmnent, future generations in New York their combined judgment would be
CAhB. T , ^ I E B S
U .io n Hall
m o n th s a fter ^ th ™ first pub-
Saturday at 7 :3 0 P. M Wm. Short, pres
tendency of the times and advocate City might have been condemned to live liable—they would neutralize each
o th e r
H cation o f th is n o tice to sa id T hos. F.
'lem
I
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hri.
J.
K
em
an,
canting all appointive power on the upon an insignificant fraction of the
”7 .
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! «>»"•, ex ecu to r, a t R oom 5. I. O. O F OIUARMAKEBS Ne. 487— Meets flrst Wed-
secretary, 280 N.
18th street.
riti» plan correspond» to the general Xer?,ple' Portland, Or., addressed to Thos.
neareat chief executive. In New York land which lay within a feW miles of
"ary Z " e*Ch ,n on ,,,• J ' F P«nrod, aecre
ELECTRICAL
yan '
* e ‘” ' " t T i o s F R Y A N
i carpenters w
State, for example, the New York Short City Hall, with congestion piled on manager untler the board of directors i
C*'Llt '’ ’’n
a i*8 p*“^
•"»'
Ballot Organization haa presented con­ congestion, instead of congestion being l" .u :.b"Hin*’*’..COr,,”ra.t.io“'. it « ^ es the, EAviHeOrd ™ 1e0 ie"ta,e Ot Mr* Mary A 1 »«*• ” ___ E F ortsrlinr, secretary.
stitutional amendment» to the Legisla relieved by the opening up of new stability of the combined judgment o f 1 D ated March 14. 1913.
L0TCn ii,° » TIJ E ® »O W E E B 8. 0. W. MOON
F ir st p u b lication . M arch 17. 1913
r*e?FryE N° - 4 M ----Frank M. Shurtliff, sec
many men on matters of policy, but
ture, the effect of which ia to give the spaces.
L a st p u b lica tio n , April Î1, 1913
leave »execution to a siogle-headvd con- '
Oovernnr control by appointment over
• 6 Erue<t
K D. P- 7, “ Box
-B ” * o “ . Burrell.
Bu" , n - ••«’retary,
Maror Held Responsible.
PA/ ? 7 2 5 £ ' . paper hangers and dec -
trolled executive establishment.
the reat of the atate ticket, namely, the
t ?AT x
° B8 ° T AME®H’A. N o . 1008— Meet TYPOGRAPHICAL N o . 2 10— Moeta «rat s „ _
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The controlled executive plan goes far I
V ÍÚ ? * ’ ’ *'F“ <‘ale B id ,.. Room
Secretary of State. StMte Treasurer, At­
Similarly, the Mayor of New York
n . Ed G. P hillips, secretarr. 2202 nh.,w*.k
Ì H. i ’ HUI.
h ÌÌ i **C
h mo
n , , h - »2*
■‘ 20 North
State Front
St
Ha?ry
torney General, Comptroller and State wa» charged with responsibility for an beyond the recall of the Mayor. Its I
«treat
.ecreta
ry
."
reet
Engineer and Surveyor. It is easy to epidemic of crime, by reason of his executive can be bounced out of office '
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS No. 248
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BROS.
Meet» second and fourth Friday*. C W
point to the parallel of the United causing sharp punishment of policemen in less time that it takes to print the)
ST. HELENS.
Btahop, 2108 Resort street.
PAX !i? ° CUTTERS’ UNION OP THE U. 8
States Government for justification, or who ventured to use their clubs. Mat­ blanks for a recall petition.
Freah and Salt Meats, Sausages, Pish
AND. ° o X A’ BBANCH ’ •
47- « ‘
There are many other weaknesses of
to the state of New Jersey.
BEND.
ter» reached a point where a gang of
and Poultry
Helena,
the
independent
executive
plan
of
gov­
CARPENTERS
No.
1303—
A.
J.
Steels,
Pec'y.
toughs
could
successfully
forbid
police-
The matter of safeguards on the ap­
130 Orand Avenue
Near Morrison
THE n x T .T .sa
pointing power ia brought up. The meu to pass beyond the corner of a cer­ ernment, all of which are corrected by
EUGENE.
Phones;
East
412;
B-1386
the controlled-executive idea. I will
BRBWEBY
WORKERS__Alhin
politician takes it for granted that the tain carbarn.
tary. Box 482, The D*Üui, o“ e.H ° b’ ” < re
TYPOGRAPHICAL Ho. 4 9 8 - L a a t 8unday In
each month, j p . M. W alter R. Dimm, aec
State Senate will have power to con­
After th • cyjble Asch factory fire simply name them. a
retary.
BARTENDERS— J w . Adkina. financial aee
firm or reject the appointments of the in New Yor 1 to Important bills, aim-
retary.
Weaknesses of Plan.
i PLUM BERS AND STEAMTITTEB I No 481
Goveruor. The New York amendment, inK “t fire [»n.ention, came before the
O. J. Erdner
B . HOCHULI
e ’. en in » « o 'c lo c k . Eighth and W^ TEK8— Olia R. Daria
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etreeta.
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W.
O.
Harbin.->n
aec
care of New York
1. The independence of the execu­
however, recognized the fact that the Mayor for acceptance. One represented
Dealer* In
Restaurant.
retary, Box 522.
Senate habitually utilize» the power of the best thought of the public spirited tive destroys continuity of the admin­
CARPENTERS -A . R. Barnett, 801 Pulton
‘ QUALITY MEATS"
street.
confirmation to rccomplish a theft of citizens of the town and the most care­ istrative policy. One mayor is a crank Phones: Mala «13; A-3813
GRANTS PASS.
P y ? M B E > * ’ ° F - * 8 T - Mo- 104— Meeta SHEET METAL WORKERS— Arthur 9ni k
the whole power of appointment. Forth­ ful draftsmanship. The Mayor, without on finance and taxes, and devotes his
ermann. T h . D a lle., Or., g e n .« 1? " ; . , ^ .
Near Yamhill
Thuraday e r e n tn ,
Richard Venner, aec­
with, the responsibility of the Governor giving anybody a chance to explain, re­ attention to improving those matters to 187 Third Street
retary; Jack T. Weht, preaident; Box 338
the
neglect
of
other
departments
which
for the appointments becomes something jected it because he thought his pet
Grants P ass, Ore.
VANCOUVER, WA8H.
-
His successor Phonas: East 666; 0-1782
of a myth, and public control is baffled enemy, Hearst, had prepared it, and do not interest him.
BAHB ” .B ? “ ’ i0B ° - H a a - M V " ? M** E “ »“
HOOD RIVER.
M. J. Otll, P. A. Jonoa, V. E. GUI
by the inability of the people to know proceeded to sign the inferior ufeasure. leaves the financial reforms uncom­
PLUM BERS AND STEAM PITTEBS No. B l l I Brown, secretary.
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whether it was the Ooveruor who made
M. J. GILL 0 0 .
A. Norder, eevretary, Hood Rieer, Ore.
I
The chief ground for complaint pleted and follows his own hobby of
CARPENTERS' LOCAL No 97a
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a given appointment, or some Senator. against the uncontrolled-executive plan park» and schools.
•eery 8 a tu, d , y evening l n ? Sonei, M m U
Wholaaala and RetaU
KLAMATH FALLS.
hall.
2. Election of administrators is un­
For while the number of rejections by is, however, not its perilous strength,
F V B u t? ’'
F if,h • nii Siath
MEAT
DEALERS,
PISH
A
POULTRY
RUMBEES
No.
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1
3
—
C.
R.
Haetin«*,
re
V. ButU, recording secretary.
a Senate may apparently not be large, but the fact that the presence o f these sound in principle, for the choice of an
cording aecretary. Box 573. K lamath Falla
812 M lisiisippl Avanne
Oregon.
PW b “ 7 “ ° 0 & Ä
^ " r lu * ' Ha"’
the real number of rejections is very obvious perils compels us to withhold administrator is no more a natural pop­
ular
function
than
the
choice
of
an
en­
large indeed. The Governor may not from our administrators the powers
K. M. Meach
. unrlat, «ecretary, care
LA GRANDE.
EUREKA MAHNET
even inf«”- 'ly ask the Senators, or they need. They need not only com­ gineer or a landscape architect. Ad-
BROTHERHOOD
KUTHZKHOOD CP RAILROAD TRAIN- W A r n iV T s v .
H*’*» 8™‘ ?pd third T * P lr .t » n d ’ thlM°EÄ ^ ~ ? ^ ? n E’!_ ? 0' 227—
the bens , rules them, if thia or that plete undivided appointive power, but ministratioN of modern cities is an ex- Moats, Henry Fassbondor, Prop.
T uesday of each month at 8 P. M.. K. of
pert’s
job
and
the
best
experts
are
not
nomination will be acceptable, know­ power to use their own discretion, power
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P. H all, Im Grande, Ore. A. J. A llltott,
H Ä Ä h M’‘r’ “ «
“ B‘ «
secretary, 1022 Y avenue, La Grande, Ore.
ing well the limitations which t.ie pol to make new rules, as they go along, net-CHsarily good vote-getters.
3.
The
iude|tendent
executive
con­
iticians will set u[ton him.
E.
H.
DEERY
to fit new situations, power to be agents
Fresh and Balt Meata of All Kinds. Sauages, : n
»»
instead of dummies of the law s’ min­ stitutes a separate city government and
Oaaa of Prosldent'« Tra<UUon.
Lard, Etc. Good* Delivered
the
attempt
to
com|>el
him
to
work
in
utiae.
Main «02; A-2602
462 Jefferson Street :
The history of the President'» ap-
harmony with the other " city govern­
New York’s Now Plan.
1» w h a t th e y a l l s a y
pointive power and its constriction by
ments' creates a costly and cumber-1 PHO NES Main 700; A-1412
o f our
4’Senatorial courtesy” shows evils sim­
some
mass
of
red
tape.
The
Council,
PEO PLE’S m a r k e t
The New York city government un­
P a in le ss
ilar to those in New York State.
and Grocery
dertakes to prevent such holocausts a» for instance, in appropriating funds for
M eth ods o f
Likewise in cities where the C o u p - the Asch fire. There is a ne wfire pre­ the Mayor to spend, will try to regulate ______ FIRST AND TAYLOR
K xtraetln ff
eil must confirm the Appointments of vention bureau, placed according to the details of his expenditure, thus per­
T eeth .
NO.
SIXTEENTH
ST.
m
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r
k
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the Mayor, an interchange of authority current orthodox theories, under the haps eom|>elling that later in the course
O ut - o f - tow n
z».
,
Wn£tenbor«er
A
BngeL
Props.
occurs and the Council soon controls Mayor's single control. The fact that o f the ex,ienditure may be found to be
Choice Poultry. Fresh and Salt Meats
people can have
the patronage without the correspond­ the Mayor is independent aud uncon­ extravagant or unwise economies or mis­ Mala 1306
230 North Sixteenth Street
th eir plate and
directed
work.
ing responsibility.
brldtrework fin ­
trolled makes it impossible to confer
ished in one day SIXTEEN BUTTON LENGTH, PYr
4. The inde[»eiidence of the executive AU Work Guaranteed
p rtoeo Reasonable
With sucn cases tu mind, the New the vast necessary powers upon the
If n ecessary.
A
A SPECIAL VALUE AT, PAIR
York Short Ballot Organization drafted tire prevention bureau without running destroys unity in the government.
A n ab solu te
its amendment so as to give the Gover­ the risk that tho»e vast powers may be city ought to have one government, not
ru a r a n t e e , A very fin e g i0Ve afca very low p r ic e -
a“'* hauling, deadlocks,
nor power to appoint these minor state used improperly under a weak or opin
8k. k. A. WISE. Pras. aad Mgr. backed bF 2« made of „ p,lre thread tricot silk and
n n o in .l
___ I_ _>•. »
DENTIST
officers, without confirmation, and ruth t ionateil
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executive,
in 1 which case . there I r l C t l ion and délai », trading of influ
. ea rs In Portland
power to dismiss at pleasure.
The would be no appeal and all hope of re- en<’e an*l ,h‘‘ neo<l ot » boas to hold the
with double-tipped, fingers, a,I sizes in
Phone Marshall 98
itrin- form
form must
must be
be h
a z a r d e d upon t the
u per- ramshackle together and make it pro- N
amendment, consistent with this prin-,
hazarded
black and in white, shown in the pop­
Northwest
Corner
Sixth
and
Oak
St*.
gre»»—all result from two-headed gov-
ciple, went beyond the officers which sonality of the next Mayor.
O ffic e S o u r s t
Portland, Oregon
ular lfibutton length—it is a well
eminent.
• A. M. to 8 P. M.
S u n d ays 9 to 1
are now elective and made the Gover­
Upon a state legislature or a city leg-, Putting a chief executive under con
fiUing^ glove that will wear satisfac­
P
bonea:
A
2098;
M
ain
2039
nor’s [tower of unconfirmed appoint- inlature, i. e., a group of men who act
P a llin g B ld g , T hird and W ash in gton , torily. S ocially priced for this
Drink Star Brewery Pâmons
ment complete thmighout the whole ad- in grolI|>i w„ wi| Hnglv confer greater tinuoiis control of a responaible group
P ortland . Ore.
6f
men
abolishes
these
evils.
A
nto-
sale a t..........•
ministration, so far as the constitution powers than we dare give one man. and
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t
.
m
ent’s
reflection
will
»how
that
it
is
wqa concerned.
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all these Urge [mwers can. without dim the universal plat, i„ cor,...rations and
Chas. Kirchner.
Henry Hanno.
The Mayor of Newz York City has nution be boldly and flexibly admin ¡n „11 associations employing paid ser
similar power over all the department istered through a controlled chief ex- van,». It is likewise
X 1
a standard [dan
(leads. He may appoint and remove eeuttve.
1
lut government» outside of the United
without oversight by anybody, and this
Such is the new office which ha“ ! States.
is considered one of the mo«t modern just been created in Sumter, S. C. The! |„ f.
Direct Importers Rhine and Moselle
and progressive features of the char­ new charter of this little city (10,0001 elects sod con trol th e '' 1 ,l a ,m ent
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« it t iR n ii,i ( o n t r o l s th<* |iriiup m iimtpr
ter.
Wines.
Unexcelled in All Respects.
...l.ulat.on) modifies the commission who in turn control» the administration'
[dan b y m a k in g th e co m m issio n ers art T h e m ag istra l o f a G erm an c it v w ith
.
People StalHy Themselves.
UNION MADE
as a board, never singly, and perform g,.e r a , power of a,,,.ointment over the
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Iu no other democratic country do
executive work through an appo.nt-1 wholo administration, is hired by the
Cordials.
attention
the people subject themselves so to the ive city manager, who holds office sub­
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
mercies of individual caprice ss we ject to their pleasure. The city man Council and subject to continuous con Office 361 E. Burnside
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already do. And, as I have shown, Hger may be hired from out of town trol bv it.
and Yamhill.
reformers are ready to carry it still and is simply the expert servant of the
further. In many of our cities it may commission.
WORKING FOB ORGANIZATION
TWO STORES
LIQUORS
fairly be said that the Mayor holds
Suppose New York adopted this plan
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half the city power within his [tersonal by enlarging its [.resent board of esti­ General Organiser to Aid In Strength
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¿raap. Certainly if we take into ac­ mate and making it a supreme hoard of
ening Unions In Spokane.
count his ability to misuse patronage j directors
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directors with no other elective officers
A campaign of organization among; Bart Roberta
and veto like chessmen, the Mayor comes to detract from its authority. That
Emil Jehnsoa
Alfred M aruttl
pretty near being a majority in ninny board of directors could hire a chief the clerks of Spokane is being planned.
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Clerks of Tacoma and Seattle have
o f e«r eity governments. In this mat-
executive o carry out all its orders recently been helped in their orgsniza
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tor we are unique among the nations,
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Wl,rk b ' - organizers
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end it ia curious that a country which be n n d ^
from the head HIGH GRADE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CALIFORNIA W INE DEPOT
controlled quarter, of the retail clerks' tiuion, and
Retail Stores: 8lxth and Washington fnd’ £ £ K , , riH .,DC“ în £ ,r , 01—
Chefs’
appears most afraid of a strong govern-
UQUOES
executive a building code board and
and Fourth and Washington
a ., is stated that within the next few Sixth aa* Ol'aaB strw ta
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28r Yamhill Street
C h ic a g o M a rR et
D id n ’t H u rt a B it
Sale New Double
Tipped Silk Gloves
/QC
D r. Eiof T . Hedlund
W ise D ental Co.
75c
H o p G o ld
TURN HALLE CAFE
bowman
BROTHERS
Schiller
Cigar Factory
Cbe Columbus