PORTLAND LABOR PRRBB
Monday, April 28, 1813
CHILDREN
EDUCATION
RECREATION
The TABLE
The KITCHEN
The GARDEN
Woman and Her Interests
PICTURE SHOW HEALTH PROBLEM
E X TR A E X TR A
SPECIAL
Beginning Tuesday, April 1st
Suits, Coats and Dresses, values to $27.50, at
$15.75
100 Spring Coats, values to $18.09, at
$7.85 and $9.85
$35.00 Suits, special at
$22.50
Come in an d look them over—it w ill be worth while
Standard Cloak & Suit Co.
415 Washington Street
Union Made Shoes
B uy fo r your fa m ily and yourself
HOES th at are all UNION
MADE, handled by UNION
M EN in the only store owned
and controlled by TradesUnions
S
THE PLACE
The Co-Operative Shoe Store
126 SECOND STREET
Salespeople
Need
Your
Continued
Help
Give Up The Old
Custom of Shopping
Saturday Nights
Let the Meat
C utten
Have
Your
Assistance
Polluted Air Likely to Cause Spread of
DtSCAMS.
Th« popularity of the moving picture
To wave the heels of your -to ek ieg .
theate. a . a form of cheap en terta in -i» - the heel, of your slipper. , with
Gentlemen:
ment for the masses ha. directed ntten | ve
,
.
tion to ee teia l of it . undesirable f ea-1 “ a ba*
™
to hot
tures. In Chicago it i . said that 250,- 1 bird
» WlU d n v e awaT hce ia hOt
(too ¡uirsins a considerable portion of
cr#am ig b
the „ „
whom are children, attend these then-
u # — tu
ters daily. Most of the theater build- has been turned before the mixture was
ings are cheap store rooms, remodeled i thoroughly «-hilled
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fl It is my duty to see thtrt you are well
for the purpose, often without adequate
A ‘ “Pful
’lqu‘d f "» >• " » ™ a'*at
dressed.
provision for v.»ti.ntion. It is e.ti-I to h a l f a compressed y e a .t eake or a
mated that the air in one of these the- "hole dry y ea .t cake^
fl Believe me, I am attending to busi
ater. will pass through the lungs of the
" h e n frying mush ,t im prove, the
ness, and have the finest line of im
audience in from six to eight m inuter 'la p s e s , if the mush is dipped ia w h it.
Thev therefore constitute, as the C h i-)0 a n pttg iclore r.*,n8-
ported and domestic woolens for you
cag; Health Bulletin remarks, one of
A few minced dates added to fudge
to select ’ our Spring Suit from.
the health problems called into exist a" it conies from the stove will make a
ence by modern customs and conditions. «<” •* and
«-onf-tion.
fl Remcm ter, I make every stitch of
In cities all over the country the
chopped very fine and served
every garment right here, upstairs in
problem is practically the same, involv- ">»b French dressing on heart, of tot
my sanitary workshop, ' y the best
ing the role of contact or close associ- »««•> ’ • delicious d.nner salad.
•Hon in the spread of •• colds” and the I
Apaper bag or a quart jar slipped
skilled union mechanics I can find.
various infections diseases. It is a mat- j ° 'e r the food chopper w ill prevent
A Union Label in every garment—$20
ter of observation ,l,at the incidents of crumb» fly.ng about when bread i . being
the various infective diseases of child j • r®“®d- ,
,
.
to $40.
hood immediately increases on the open-
" »»ci. boiling molasses or sugar candy
11 Open every Saturday evening till
, ing of the school, in the fall. on account "
dish in whieh it . . being boiled
of
the
increased
opportunity
for
con-
">»h
butter
all around about «
inch
10 o ’clock.
tact between infected and non infected
the *°P- and
W,U
boil over,
children. It mav, therefore, be reason
B °“»* and *«■<*».
da“ P’ W,n
ablv assumed that the close contact in PolW> «» » » » > • • £ « • •* B. d? p ?r
the' moving picture theater is also a two of paraffin oil be added to he black-
fa c t o r in the distribution of infectious «««• * “ls° P » * « ta the leather from
THE UNION TAILOR.
(diseases. Since it is not easy to « « -1
' elude those who have diseases or who
To freshen a skirt that h a. become
Corner Sixth and Stark Streets.
come from homes where disease exists, »«'a" d
I™1" “« «J
, well-considered regulation, as to venti- *™ ak e»rer«lly. so that all du.t may
lation and sanitation should be enforced be removed, and then hang over a tub
of hot water.
for the protection of the public.
To keep vegetables freah and criap,
dip a muslin bag nr flour sack (after
! KANSAS SCHOOLS TEACH COOKIN it is cleaned) in cold water, wring it
lightly, put in the vegetables and hang
HYGIENE. ! exceed «00 words, on the repair and Domeetic Science to Be Tanght, AIL where the air can strike it.
EDUCATION __________
IN SEX
I maint, nance of earth roads, i . to b el Making every Kansas sch,»olroo«„a
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To
clean steel ornaments of rust and
. ~
n r .s t awarded bv Logan Waller Page, d i- , eook.ng school is the latest plan of (, isio ,oration) nib them with a brush
Ignorance of Disease Cause of OwBt !
um; e of Pub,ic R„ads, United Kansas educators, W D. Ross,
dipped in par, flin oi, and then i_
Loss of Life.
18tateg ))ppartment of Agriculture, superintendant qf public instruction,
po).gh thgm with * dfJ
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Washington, D. C. All compositions the state text book commission,
e
a lump of camphor placed
Recognition
of their responsibility mu#t be submitted to Mr. Page before | state board of education, and the Kan
box with then, will keep the steel orna
ban resulted in a marked awakening of j Mav 15, 1913, and the medal w ill be "«* Agricultural College are at work on ments bright.
physicians to their obligations as le a d -! aw; rde,l as soon thereafter as the com- a complete home econom.es course _for
ers and teachers in the science of keep-1 positions can be graded. The composi- the common schools of the state. The ’
KILLINO THE CHILDREN
inir well. The esseuce of preventive tions may be based on knowledge gained domestic science department of the agri-
college, under
medicine is education, and physicians, from hooks or other .sources, but no e *" -ltural
.ltaral,abl
Un'ie ».’ the
nT direction of I ; According to a census taken by the
diss Adah Lewis, of the home econow-
by virtue of their training, experience quotations should be made.
I aa * •
' ’u • ..„„,„¡¡¡„1» a text Board of Education of New York City
land ideals, ought to be leaders and | Only one side of the paper must be “ * « » * “* *o a ^ k’ . comp '•”« » » « » I thprp
the
of ,«
teachers. Yet, until within a few y e a r .. wr«tte.. on; each page should U num- book and co u r» of study f o r ^
«
their responsibilities were not recog- beied; the name ,age and address of mest.c sce.nce work. Tb° course i s be
themselves or to assist in supporting
nixed in the prevention of venereal dis-1 the writer and the name and location ing arrangedJ’articu'ar,-V f ,r h,® C *
the family. In addition to these work-
ease and education in the hygiene o f' „f the school which he or she is at- try schools, where t
g
ease ami euuca.ion
j«
,
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*h p ' onnortnn tv for the practical demon-
Ray Barhhorst
The earlier policy o f.silen ce “nd r®g »«»I' ®i <he fir>t P*8e~
’ ™ scientific preparation of foods and i department,
press.on in regard tl
®
,
PEOPLE
the care of “ h,,me is taken *nto account I Work is a phy"'0’’’«'’-«’ necessity, and
FIND THE GOOD IN PEOPLE.
fast changing, not only on our part, b t ,
PEOPL .
cities
Ia certain
amount —
is essential
to
j ie » n u i a i i s u v u v v i n u o .
. —
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i on the part of par-nts and educators.
-
Ile88 than ,n tne c,ue8-
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American I Under the Kansas law,-, after 1916,, the wellbeing of children as well as
’ The sinister menace of venerea! disease
A contributor to the Maj A
schoolteacher in the state must ’ adults, but the same amount under
I can hardly be overestimated. In the Magazine says:
hav# haJ #t ,eagt a compiete high school harmful conditions, i. e., poor air, poor
United States 770,000 mal^s reach early
“ If there isn t some good in e \e } course before
room filled
with
oeiore A
.I certifl(.ate
ceruu, a ir can
. a., be
oo g ran t-; light, .........
-
- - dust,
-----, fumes,
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maturity annually. At least 60 per cent, one, what are they here forT
I ed, and . one y ea r’s
. work
. in
- domestic
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gases or vapors— is dangerous to health.
‘‘ Anybody can poiht out anybody
or 450,000 of these young men, will at
science is also required of all school
In pearl button making children are
some time become infected with vene e lse ’s bad qualities. I f you want to
exposed to the fine giasslike dust com
teachers.
real disease, 20 per cent before the age distinguish yourself go around pointing
A course of Btudv for the country ing from the shells, and, except where
of 22;50 per cent before 25, and over 80 out R°°d qu®1,t?eS-
.
everyon e! schools which will be' complete, is being machinery is used, the Department of
‘ ‘ Pick out the man whom everyone ;
■
k.i,_„i
per cent before they pass 30. This is
dislikes Select the one vou feel could arranged to meet the needs of a School Labor has no law to improve conditions.
the morbidity amoi.g males reaching 16 dislikes,
»eieci .n i uue j
< lth th.g equipment
Tho text book The price of pearl buttons has risen, not
in any one year. Each succeeding year best be spared from your office, f
; ,g
be pub qshJd by the gtatf and gold because of higher wages (they are low
adds
similar group
—
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. to the aggregate.
„ndnuhtedlv •V<’"r c,r.c e ?f
h vp
a sv at actual cost to the school districts and ered), not because or
of securing adult
Syphilis
gonorrhea undoubtedly community in w i(
Syphilis and
am goner
- ol * . ’ ’ ' , also to anv pupil that mav desire a text- labor (children’s labor is used), but be-
surpass^ in prevalence all M»ther in f e e - , yourae„ if thOTe w n ’t something good , a^
M I
j
mediate*a"d "disabling“ effects fail most
bi' ^ on a mental dissecting table.
The domestic■
X h o u r e2h
**
i"*’“ 4?7 Childr-en
*s *
" 'V o be t aVen
c°
P""’t° nlng in . the
| da>’
f of ,h '« ln‘eJ "
other 1 mak,n« o f »h a /<■'». and ,to gas P0""’11
’ e regular s h o .1 work and the other ,ng whero the huts y e ghapod.
.
'';,K
t0 be »«Mei after 4 ..
o co
c k each
In
illt« mi||s
jute
mills and
and textiles,
textiles, . wl
where
' ” n
paui.,ment
- In - --------------------------------
------- wet
Uu-ernoon. W th th
a
q P
sj.inning is done, children
children are
are engaged
engaged
atmosphere, and ex-
over
h e next
divisions. One dl*‘a,0,‘
posiql to the irritating dust. In dyeing
over 6(1
6d per
per cent
cent of
of all
all the
the work
work done
done ’ '..T
i ‘ The
next time
time ’ y )u
»u hear
hear him
him criti-
criti- into
into three
three divisions.
by gynecologists; 50 per cent or more (,izpd te„ people the things you know ----------------
the mixing
a
they
„ of the fo < , ...................
mt'v are exposed to the dangers o of f
I
(n/AAla.! women
winaan are
Are left
l e f t irre-
t....... u:„.
,1.« good ! lliitura
’P at
;
i.f these infected
irre- abont
him—the
things. You
Y ou’l'
at all the cooking, and the third division :
is to set the table and then wash the ‘
.
inediably sterile, besides the number ¡eagt be ¿¡fferent, and y o u ’ll find that
In the flower and feather industry
dishes
and
put
them
away.
whose offspring are stillborn, premature, R does you more good than it does him.
; deadly wood alcohol is used for dts-
weakly, diseased, or mentally defective.
“ now would you feel if you knew
. solving the d yestuff and children are
Considering the terrible lavages of t j)af ¡Hjople, whenever they talked about
I exposed to the fumes. Ca: os are re
if you desire to be fair to organized labor you wiil request your
corded of tilindness and death result
these diseases and their wide prevalence I v()u talked only about what was bad in
help, your daughter, your cousin ; yes, everyone who is doing
our efforts at preventive measures have j.ou y ou know i t ’s there, plenty of it,
ing from exposure to such fumes.
ben wofully inadequate, says the Jour- but y0U’d rather not have it talked
In lacquering metal goods children
Little Russell came ncross the picture
your shopping,
nal of the American Medical Associa- ah0UL I t ’s much nicer to have only of the Statue of Liberty and exclaimed: are exposed to amylic and methyl a l
lion. The community anil state assume your good points discussed.
“ Gli, mamma, look at the lady with cohol, both dangerous to health.
| immense burdens iu the care of victims
“ Give the other fellow the kind of a the ice cream cone in heT hand.”
In the potteries children are exposed
of such conditions as deaf-mutism, men- dpaj vou jjke yourself. If you can say I
to the fine clay dust, nnd in decorating
¡tai defectiveness, general paralysis, „„thing good about him, say nothing.
When giving a music lesson to a child china they are exposed to lead poison
I blindness and many others. Yet the
“ There are mighty few peop e in the one (lav, the teacher asked the question: ing.
I prevention of a large percentage of World we ca n ’t say somethin,; good “ ‘ What is a trill» ” The entirely orig-
In glass works young boys are
Are ex-
orig
' these conditions by prevention of svph- „hunt, if we try. The trouble is, we inal definition was, ‘ ‘ A trill is a note i posed to the fine glass which fills the
WORKING PEOPLE BELIEVE, AS YOU DO,
• ilis and gonorrhea receives but meager ■ don q j ry
air nnd the Labor Department is power-
that wiggles
attention. If bubonic plague had but
“ And yet, the more good you find in
IN AN 8-HOUR WORKING DAY. GIVE PRAC
les to aid them.
a fractional percent ge of the iilcidence „t,,er people, the more good other people
George,
4
years
old.
while
playing
TICAL HELP TO THE MOVEMENT NOW.
of these diseases, r.il hands would be wj|j dnd ¡n yOU.
with a ball broke a large window of a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
joined to drive it out. Cholera in a
“ Women, too, can make this experi- neighbor. Ilia papa told him ho would
♦
♦
civ lized cojgtry tod»y is no such social lnPnt . “
have to pay for the same out of his ♦
Our Wasteful System.
>
a J national menace as venereal dis-
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bank. This worried him very much. ♦
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L ase. We appropriate great sums to
gpring m eaning
Several evenings after, a gentleman
It is an utterly irrational and ♦
fight certain epidemic diseases and to ,
# called for a visit. He liked George’s ♦
4 ¡m,n()ra) society, an insanely waste- ♦
¡maintain a rigid quara"*‘ne
„moke in the air; a smell th a t’s com- baby «ister
sr very much and offered to 4
industrial arrangement, by ♦
them, but we arc onlj now begin., ng
of b„rnt lpathpr and bair. T here’s buy her for
or »5 Oeorgt» climbed on h is ; 4 which the bulk of the world’s ♦
to wage warfare against disease, which
&
in her
papa’s la( |i and whispered: “ Sell her; 4 population is engaged in produc- ♦
are as dangerous, as any epidemic dis-
8
. . . .
...
H 7V
The best asset any business can have is a large
»n pay
nav for the window.
window.”
± ing wealth u
irxu ♦
hand; there is woe and distress that then we can
it <.
is neavav
never frk
to nn
enjoy.
ease and far more dangerous than many
W E K E A L w E number of satisfied customers and have em
spreads over the land. There are car-
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or is slaves
we
t
♦
It.
reallv
a
world
of
slaves
we ♦
There are various ¡mints of attack in
pet« to beat and big rugs to shake;
When Robbie had fever, between the + arp ¡¡vjng ¡n ,and freedom, either ♦
ployed every requisite for the » f e t v , comfort and convenience of our
this problem and various closely-related
there is dust everywhere that will make
ages of one and four, he woul.’ have i 4. nf labor or spirit, Is a fiction. Free ♦
problems. But there is one point of
patrons.
a man quake. There are stoves to come
9paSma. When he was six he started
¡Rbor and free men have no exist- ♦
attack in combating the spread of ’ en
"
reoanled d"wn- w>»h their mazes of pip«; there ,
school, soon after which he visi ed 1 4. ence apart from a community of ♦
We Pay 4 Per Cent. Interest on Savings Accounts
ereal 1 disease
, iseast which
11 is justly regarded
u, .u P are rooms to be cleaned, there are ' his little cousin Ada, of the same age. : 4 ownership and interest in produc- ♦
iSis t.
L “ ¡ ..c
h o e b , w - e ^ b s to swipe. There are mattings
-> d A
d. ‘ ‘‘ ‘ in
c h o o 14
l^ « tjon
o n . .............................................
♦ 4
by
-z t T t a l ,
J s . t e a . t e u . ic Z d 1 »Kt.
“ Robbie,” said
Ada,
in my
my s school
most \ ita am s ra e8'pi
and floor covers that must go down
when we are not absent nor tardy for ¡ 4
the work of the world is now ♦
ei uca inn o
g.
Mw-isl ’ no wo“der a man wants to get . out of a week tbe teacher writes our names on , 4 . parried
.... — on,
— , the production
------ ----- of ♦
an upheaval in pedagogic and social
, tbg
wjth biue chalk and that ¡ 4
things proeeeds through the de- ♦
sentiment in the last few years regard
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,
h#ve a bpneftt Di(,
Under Government Supervision
♦ strnction of human being* *, soul ♦
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♦ and body. And to close our eves ♦
Washington and Fourth StreeU
Founded 1886
Robbie, alter thinking it over for u 4 to this, to eousent to a society ♦
prejudice against such teaching is giv- ( Brookline, Mass., said to be the rich-
minute,
replied in all
seriousness: 4 that divides mankind into owners ♦
ing way rapidly, and results are already e»t town in the world per capita, does
Factory Inspectors Named.
Want Fewer Conventions.
beginning to appear. Educators are | n„t permit moving pictures. The chil- ‘ ‘ Why, I d on ’t know as I nave ever 4 and woekerr, masters and servants, ♦
August C. Hughes, of Tacoma, and coming to believe that these subjects , dren of wealthy parents must find other had a benefit, but 1 have had common 4 r;rh and poor, governors and gov- ♦
Plans for increasing the fund for edu
♦ erned, is indeed a hopeless infidel- ♦
cational work in the National Aseocia- J C. H. Younger, of Kirjtlnnd, have been have a rational and vital place in the I amusement. They know nothing of the fits.”
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ity toward life; is the most abso- ♦
tion of Stationary Engineers by cutting appointed by Labor Commissioner Olson educational system.
delights of *1.-
the ‘‘ m ovies.’
Even Up.
♦ lute atheism of which man can be
down the ex|iense of conventions and j of Washington as factory inspectors to
Mr. A.— I ’ m certain your batcher 4- guilty.—George D. Herron, in The ♦
holding such sessions every two years ( look after the enforcement of laws gov
Prises for School Essays.
Reputation.
♦
gives
you short weight for your money. > Metropolitan.
instead of each j ear, are being sub- ■ erning manufacturing establishments
A gold medal to the schoolboy or 1 After a man has made a reputation
♦
Mrs. A.—But, consider, my dear, the ♦
mitted to members of the association and mercantile houses in their respect girl between the ages of 10 and 1 5 ,1 it is the trying to decorate it that gen-
long wait yon gave him for bit.
throughout the country for a referen- i ive parts of the state. Both men are who writes the best composition, not to j erally gets him into trouble. Puck.
Democrats.
dum vote.
Housewives and Mothers
heavily on the most active and produc-
tive period of life. Gonococcus infec-
tion alone is responsible for 80 per cent
-
-
of all deaths from inflammatory
uis-
eases peculiar to women, 75 per cent
Cut him t0 pieees and see w h a t’s in
])im R em em ber-you are looking for
th„
d Throw awBV the bad in him
the B
good.
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—
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d forget it . Mak£
Mak£ k
a list of
of his
his good
good
qu!llities . i t will surprise you how many
m w u
Childish Wit and Wisdom
Not to Shop Any More Saturday Nights
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