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PORTLAND LABOR PRESS
DIRECTORY of CENTRAL BODIES
The Dangers of
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CENTRAL
L A B O R C O U N C IL
Mrela every
Labor Temple
IL Crandall. aerrelary. Labor Temple.
D IS T R IC T C O U N C IL o r C A R P E N T E R » —
Meete Friday night
O. T. H unt bueineee
agent; Jamee V. Uobhina, eecretary treae
A n Im p o r ta n t e le m e n t o f liid u x t r ia l
urer.
Houre 8 A
M to 4 :3 0 P M
Hiici-eMH 1» e f f ic ie n t ,
a y n te m a tlc . an d
ar.T-Ta P PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL—
Phone U . 1416.
Labor Temple, 162 **
c o m p le te a u p v rv la lo n by th e a d m in is
Third Frid ay evening
205 ** F lre t etreet.
Second etreet
George H
Howell, eecretary, Uregonian
t r a t i v e and le c h n lo a l o f f ic i a ls o f
th e
LO C A L L A B E L T B A P B S S E C T IO N — Second
r,.uipoeing room.
W h e re In te llig e n t, considerate,
an d fo u r th T u e s d a y s , 8 P. M . a t 230*» p la n t.
Y a m h ill.
Ed J. S ta r k , p re s id e n t, M «n it i-a p ah le r u ir e r lv lr lo n e x ie ta th e beat
BOARD o r B U S IN E fififi A G B N TB — Meet»
W . P e te rs e n . e e c re ta r y -tre a s u re r.
e n e rg ie » o f th e e m p lo y e » a r e aronwed.
Tueeday and Friday at II A M , a j Labor
M E T A L T R A D E S C O U N C IL — Piret and third S c ie n tif ic m a n a g e m e n t le n d s r a th e r to
Temple
Thureday nighte, H a ll 800 Alieky Building
F. It P a e tib lg . s e c r e t a r y , 327 S ix t h S t m in im is e s u p e rv is io n by » u h n titu tln g a
B U IL D IN G T R A D E « C O U N C IL — Meete 8 P.
■Main 6784.
v e ry c o m p re h e n s iv e s y s te m o f p la n n in g
u
Monday. Labor Temple, 162 ** Second
r o u tin g
th e
w o rk .
K x|>e rie n ce
etreet.
E H Crandall, eecretary. B W. F A IN T E R 8 ' D IS T R IC T C O U N C IL No 24— an d
Meete erery Thureday at la b o r Temple. sh ow s th a t th e m o st e f fic ie n t m e th o d o f
Sleeman. bueineee agent. Office hour», 12
Bert
Bigelow,
recording
eecretary.
to 1. Phone M ain 1416.
k e e p in g tr a c k o f th e w o rk la by p e r
W A T E R F R O N T F E D E R A T IO N — Second and
B R E W E R Y T R A D E R S E C T IO N — F i ret P ri
fourth Tucedaye. 8 P, M . 205 ** Piret St. so n al s u p e rv is io n , an d no t th ro u g h a
day, 162*4 Second etret. A. D . Forte, cor
J. I. T u c k e r, s e c re ta ry , 428 W illia m s s y s te m o f c a rd s an d records.
ner T h ird and Beach etreeta, Lenta.
avenue
In a p a m p h le t issued by th e L o nd on
H o a rd o f T r a d e re g a rd in g th e In d u s tr ia l
c o n d itio n s o f th e s t a te o f N e w Y o rk ,
N ew J e rs e y , e m l t'o iin e c tlc u t fo r 1910,
th e re is c o n ta in e d th e fo llo w in g e x tr a c t
fr o m a re p o rt s u b m itte d by th e B r itis h
I c o n su l g e n e ra l o f th e p o rt o f N e w Y o r k :
A M A L G A M A T E D C A R P E N T E R S No. S21 L O N G S H O R E M E N , LO C A L 6 — F irst and
E v e r y w o rk e r in A m e ric a p u ts m o re
__Piret and th ird Wedaeeday. Labor Tom
th ir d T h u rs d a y n , 8 I*. M
H u b e rt O r r, e n e rg y in his w o rk th a n does th e E u r o p
lie Second and M o r’ ’ on. T. J. Seward.
businefcx a g e n t. 272 G iia a n . M a in 6204.
ean in h is o w n c o u n try .
S p ee d in g 1»
Secretary, 394 H arried., etreet.
Marehall
A 3249.
p a r t ly re s p o n s ib le fo r th is , b u t th e re
4467.
L O N O 8 H O R E M E N , LO C A L Ko. 6 — Meeta s e rv e o f e n e rg y Is no g r e a te r in A m e r -
B A R B E R S ’ U N IO N No. 76— Meete fourth ,
firs t and third Wednesday evening, 160^6
A m e ric a n
Wednesday at Auditorium . 2081«
Third
Second «treat.
K. A. Schneider, busineas . lean th a n In E u ro p e a n sto ck .
etreet.
T . M. Leebo, Secretary
Mein
agent: 8. McLaughlin, secretary.
Head e n e rg y is c o n s e q u e n tly e x h a u s te d m ore
»18».
quarter« 248 Flanders: telephone A 2060, r a p id ly .
B e tw e e n th e ag es o f 40 and
Main 2 061.
B A K E R Y A N D C O N F E C T IO N E R Y W O R K
: *,0, w h en llie E u ro p e a n w o rk m a n is a f
ERS, No. 114— Meete fire t end th ird Set
ins lie s t, th e A m e ric a n fr e q u e n tly breaks
urdav in month, at 5 P. M , 280 ** Y » " -*1'* M A C H IN IS T S . W IL L A M E T T E LO D G E Ko.
I ’h y s ic a l e x h a u s tio n , d y sp e p sia,
63— Meet» first and th ird Wednesdays, 8 ! do w n.
etreet
E arl Stout, p ro e ld » --, . . . , t a . Jen-
P M . hall 300 Aliaky bldg. T h ird and o r n e rv o u s p r o s tr a tio n fo llo w s , an d th e
«ins. eecretnr» - 2 - „„»incas agent. Room
I
Morrison
E.
Eblen.
recording
secretary;
8. 2 8 « '1
am hill etreet. Phone. Mein 7610.
H is
.1. W M « *-‘ -**
v 'cretary, office ■nun's lif e as a w o rk e r la done.
p lace Is ta k e n by a y o u n g e r m an.
S EE R D K IV B B S A N D E O T T L B B B — Flret
Aiissy bldg.
and th ir d T h u rn d n y n . L a b o r Temple-.
i
"So lo n g as th e r e Is a n a b u n d a n t
1621* Second etreet.
O. D Porte, secre M A C H IK IS T 8 . E A IL E O A D L O D O E Ko. 433
— Meets the second and fourth Vednesdays s u p p ly o f la b o r .th ro u g h fo re ig n im m i
tary. T h ird and Bench etreeta, Lenta.
of each month.
202 «tat»*/ ••uu uig , g r a tio n th e v a c a n t places can e a s ily be
B R E W E R Y W O B K B B S — Second and fourth
T h ird and Morrison streets. Frans ip « < , fille d .
I f th e s t ie a m sto p s th e r e w ill
Saturday evehlnge. 2 2 **4 Y am hill.
Louie
recording s * retary. 1184 Greeley street:
Wolf, eecretary. P. j . Box 171.
C R. M e rrill, financial secretary: office - not he so m uch h e ard o f th e s u p e rio r
815 A lisky building. Joint meeting of No. ity o f th e A m e ric a n w o rk in g m a n , fo r
B R O T H E R H O O D o r R A IL W A Y t r a i n m e n
63 and No. 433 every fifth Wedneeday.
A m e ric a w o u ld th e n h a ve to depend upon
__Meete firs t and th ird Sunday at 1 80 P.
M
and eecond and fourth Saturday at
h e r o w n c h ild r e n , w h ose s to c k o f v i t a l i t y
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Monday,
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7 :8 0 P. M ., in Bwiae H a ll, 2 8 8 * * Third
215 Oregonian Bldg
H. H . Henderson, Is n o t g r e a te r th a n th a t o f t h e ir p a re n ts ,
etreet. between Jeffereon and Columbia
secretary, 761 Brooklyn.
w h e th e r A m e ric a n o r fo re ig n ."
etreeta.
L . D. Keyeer, Jeffereon etreet
B r ig h t e r an d m o re e n e rg is in g c o n d i
depot.
M A R B L E W O R K E R S ’ LO C A L Ko. 25— First
T h e daily-
and third Thursdays, 260 T h ird street. tio n » o f w o rk a r e re q u ire d .
B A R T E N D E R S ' L E A G U E Ho. 58»— Flret and
<“ irrf m X y e , 2 :3 0 P M .
20 6V . FJret.
A. 8. Im hoff, Princess Hotel.
ta s k Idea is s im p ly a n o th e r sto p to e n
Chae Graeeman. in a n rie l secretary, 2051*
e r v a t i n g w o rk an d e x h a u s te d v i t a lit y ,
M A R IN E F IR E M E N . O IL E R S A N D W A T E R -
Piret.
M ain 3764. A 7532.
T E N D E R S U N IO N OF T H E P A C I F I C - an d i t is no t s u rp ris in g t h a t w e lfa r e
B IN D E R Y W O M E N N o . 118— M e e t, second
101 North Front.
Thoe. F a rrell, egent. e x p e rts b e lie v e th a t a h a lt sh o u ld be
Monday evening in Alieky building. T h ird
Phone Mein 3277.
c a lle d In tb s a t te m p t to In c re a s e th e
and Morrieon etreet».
Jeaeie Hendereon,
547 W ebeter etreet, Woodlawn 2416, re M E A T C U T T E R S — First and th ird Wednes . w o rk pare.
day nights and aeeonl and fourth 8unday
cording secretary . M i f i u H arrington, 654
T h e m in u te s u b d iv is io n o f <>|>eratlons
afternoons, 2 0 5 ** First street
Marehall
E Morr*«on •tr e tt, Tabor ¿576. financial
a n d th e s fieed ln g up o f m a c h in e s co n
4891.
J.
J.
Shea,
secretary;
A.
McLeod,
secretary.
financial aecretarv; I). A. Dyers, buainaaa s t it u t e tw o o f th e b a sic p rin c ip le s o f
B L A C K S M IT H S
AND
H E L P E R S — Second
agent.
s c ie n t ific m a n a g e m e n t, a lth o u g h It m a y
and fourth_ Thursday», H a ll 800, ^Aluiky
to
h ig h ly
M O V IN G P IC T U R E M A C H IN E O P E R A T r e s u lt Iri fin a n c ia l lie n e fit
Building. T h ird and Morrieon. P. R Ne
In d iv id u a l
em -
O R S' P R O T E C T IV E U N IO N . L O C A L Mo. s k ille d o r e x p e rie n c e d
eon. correepondlng eeeretary. 666 Pownl.
16». I . A. I . 8 E .— Meets second and : ployes.
Jantee A. Cranr.a, president, »17 Belmont
fuurth Wednesdays each month at 11:15
I t Is nu t d i f f i c u l t to t r a in co m m o n la
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X E 1 — Second and fourth Thure
P. M. in T M . A H all, B aker Theater
dev.
Room 602 Labor Temple. 2701* A l
Bldg . 11th end Morrison streets.
Frank bo r an d boys to o p e ra te som e sp ecia l
der etreet; P. E DJabrow, eecretary, 685 E.
J. Beier, president; E. V . Ccpp, secretary, i m ach in es w it h r a p id ity an d s k ill.
Buch
Twentieth.
Palaca Hotel
tr a in in g , h o w e v e r, Is n e ith e r o f p e rm a
B O O K B IN D E R S N o . »0— T h ird Tueadey, La
n e n t b e n e fit to th e n a tio n n o r th e In
to r Temple, 2701* Alder etreet. Ralph A M U S IC IA N S — First T-.ieeday 11 A. M , 13 1 **
Second street.
Board meets Wednesday. d iv id u a l, fo r a f t e r th e la b o r e r la de
L ’ddy, P. O. Box 147.
11 A M „ earns place. Carl Stoll, aecre ta ile d to such w o rk it w ill be th e e r -
B R IC K L A Y E R S — Meet» every Thureday. Bar
ta ry. Main 6007, A 525».
i c a p tio n w h en h e w ill c h e e r fu lly go back
tender»' H a ll, 2051* First etreet.
J. A.
P A IN T E R S , L O C A L No. 10— Every Wcdnce to m a n u a l la b o r.
T im e - s tu d y m eth o d s
Steinbach, eecretary. Box 828, C ity .
day evening. Labor Temple 1 6 2 ** Second m a y In c re a s e f o r a tim e th e o u tp u t o f
B ItID O B A N D B T B U O T U B A L IK O N W O R K I
etreet. Fred Delano, bueineee agent. Main
ERS— Tueeday, 8 P. M „ 2 7 0 ** Alder, third
1416.
Bert Bigelow, recording secretary, th e m a c h in e , h u t o n ly a t th e e x p en se o f
floor. Ben Osborne, bueineee egent. Mein
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e m an.
1700 Hurst street.
1416. A 8112.
T h e m ost s e rio u s e v il co n n ecte d w it h
second
nnd
brotherhood
o r r a i l w a y c a r i t . n P A T T E R N M A K E R S — Meete
° OF A M E R IC A , P O R T L A N D L O D G E N .
fourth Tweedsye, Musician»’ H a ll. 13 1** a u to m a tic w o rk is due to th e fa c t th a t
s tre e t.
l-'ran k H. H a eu b lg . 327 S ix th it m akes fo r m e n ta l re tro g re s s io n o f
268— Eeery eecond and fourth Tu»1 dav.
S t.
T e le p h o n e M a in 5784.
th e e m p lo y e .
I t la lik e w is e resp o n s ib le
Carpenter»' H a ll, East Pine and Gr«ud eve-
nue
Hugh MeCanse. recording eecretary,
in c o n s id e ra b le p a rt fo r th e g e n e ra l so-
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D O C K B U IL D E R S No. 4— Meete Ralur jc ia liz in g process th a t 1» g o in g on even
B G IL D IN G
LA B O B E B S — Tueeday
night,
d a y » . 1 2 6 ** Second s t r e e t F . A . R ile y ,
Second and Morrieon Street». A. E. H ell,
re c o rd in g s e c re ta ry .
M a r s h a ll 1249.
bueineee agent, Labor Temple.
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C A B F E K T E B 8 Ko. 60— Meets very T b « ”
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Labor Temple, 1 6 2 ** mecond »«rest.
B
day in H a ll 101 New Labor xemple. 162
Caraher,
bueineee
agent.
Labor Temple.
Keeond etreet, 7 :8 0 P. W. Stephen Clark.
Office hour», 8 to » and 4 to 5.
P rin t
166 East 20th and Belmont streets.
Maneley. corresponding secretary, 260 Gra
F rid a y , 8 1' M . room 701
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DIRECTORY of LOCAL UNIONS
PREFERENTIAL VOTINO STANDS
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TEST.
T h a t e n te r p r is in g la b o r a to ry o f elec-
I lio n e x p e rim e n ts , th e w e s te rn U n ite d
S ta te s , has su p p lied th ro u g h th e recen t
c ity
e le c tio n In P o rtla n d , O r., a te s t
th e i o f p r e f e r e n tia l v o tin g w h ic h goes f a r
I lo e s x h ll s li th e m e rits c la im e d fo r It.
in th e l a t t e r c la s s o f shops o f
c o u n try .
In re la tio n to th is spec la ' fe a tu r e
I lean H e rm a n S c h n e id e r, o f th e U n iv e r s
it y o f C in c in n a ti, g a v e an a d d ress on
" A n a n a ly s is o f w o rk " b e fo re th e C h i
cago C o m m e rc ia l C lu b on N o v e m b e r 11,
111. T h is a d d ress c o n ta in e d th e r e s u lts
o f his In v e s tig a tio n s o f th e p s y c h o lo
g ic a l e ffe c t o f v a rio u s k in d s o f w o rk
u iain th e o p e ra to r.
I t w as h is o p in io n
th a t w h en th e w o rk became m o re an d
m o re a u to m a tic th e m in d s o f th e a r t i
sans becam e m o re an d m o re le th a r g ic .
T h e beat k in d o f c itls e n s h ip c a n n o t
lie b u ilt on 54 h o u rs p e r w e e k o f a u to
m a tic w o rk , c o m p e n s a te d f o r on a d i f
fe r e n tia l liasli,.
T h e rep e a te d s p o n ta n e
ous an d u n a c c o u n ta b le a trlk e s o f a u to
m a tic w o rk e rs be ars te s tim o n y to th e
fa c t th a t th e s e e m p lo y e s u n d o u b te d ly
la b o r
under
Intent«» s t r a in , an d
th e
w h o le p lan o f s c ie n tific m a n a g e m e n t, a t
lea st as re g a rd s shop m a n a g e m e n t, Is
In H ie d ire c tio n o f in c re a s in g bo th th e
to il an d th e s tra in .
In g e n e ra l, o rg a n is e d la b o r opposes
th e in tro d u c tio n o f th e p rin c ip le s
of
s c ie n tific m a n a g e m e n t.
In
a n a ly s in g
th e case o f th is r e s e n tm e n t I t a p p e a rs
as I f th e o p p o s itio n o f s k ille d la b o r Is
based upon th e fo llo w in g d is tin c t o b
je c tio n s :
F i r s t — A c c o rd in g to M r. T a y lo r 's o w n
s ta te m e n t, it does n o t In c re a s e w ag es In
p ro im rtlo n to th e In creased o u tp u t p ro
duced by th e em p lo ye.
Second— T h e e m p lo y e s b i t t e r ly resen t
th e Im p lic a tio n th a t th e y do n o t re n d e r
e it h e r e f fic ie n t o r c o n s c ie n tio u s se rv ic e
an d th a t " s o ld ie rin g " is th e r u le an d no t
th e ex c e p tio n w h en d a y w o rk is c a rrie d
on.
T h ir d — T h e la b o r lea d ers re g a rd th e
m o v e m e n t as a s tep to g e n e ra l p iece
w o rk p a y m e n t— a s y s te m w h ic h th e a v
e ra g e a r tis a n b e liev es to be o f som e
be n efit to th e h ig h ly s k ille d w o rk m a n
w h en firs t In tro d u c e d , b u t o f e v e n tu a l
d e tr im e n t to th e a v e ra g e m ech an ic .
It
a p p e a rs to i»e t h e ir b e lie f t h a t th e c o m
p e n sa tio n fo r p ie c e w o rk is g e n e r a lly re
duced Just as soon as th e e m p lo y e r finds
o u t th e m a x im u m o u tp u t w h ic h can be
secured fr o m th e h ig h -g r a d e m an .
It
has been a s serted by a w e lf a r e la b o r
o rg a n is e r- th a t " th e h a lt o f h ig h e r e a rn
in gs fo r th e e n e rg e tic has to o o fte n
p ro v en a d e lu s io n an d sn are.
Pacem ak
in g . speeding up, an d r a te c u ttin g a re
processes w ith w h ic h la ls ir has lo n g
been f a iu illa r . A n d , ta u g h t b y p a st e x
p e rience. la b o r Is no t u n n a tu r a lly su s
p icio u s now lest s c ie n tific m a n a g e m e n t
m a y tu rn o u t to he a new m e th o d o f
a r le n tlfli- s k in n in g .”
F o u r th — T h e s y s te m has a te n d e n cy
to e n ta il such an In te n s e an d clo se a p
p lic a tio n to w o rk as to be In ju r io u s to
th e p e rm a n e n t h e a lth o f th e em p lo yee .
H t g h t f u lly . la ts ir th u s co n sid ers th a t
s c ie n tific m a n a g e m e n t Is b u t a n a tte m p t
to hold It p e rm a n e n tly re s p o n s ib le fo r
o u r business Ills an d fo r th e g e n e ra l
r e s u lts o f In e ffic ie n t m a n a g e m e n t.
The
In fe re n c e m a y no t he fo u n d e d upon
fa c ts , tm t such a p p e a rs to be th e b e lie f
o f a v e ry la r g e c o n tin g e n t o f both
s k ille d an d u n s k ille d lab or.
Workers Win Through Organisation
Progress of Efforts for Shorter Dsy sad Better Condition« of Libor,
In d e e d It sh ow s a w o rk in g o u t o f re-
I s u its th a t d e serve th e se rio u s c o n s id e r
a tio n o f c itie s w h e re g o v e rn m e n t has
n o t y e t com e to s a tis fa c to r y fo rm , a
n u m e ro u s cla ss
A c c e p tin g th e Judg
m e n t o f th e n e w sp ap e rs o f th e c it y as
1 c o rr e c t, th e use o f th e new u e v lc r has
b ro u g h t a b o u t th e su b m ersio n o f th e
le a s t w o r th y fo rc es o f c it y p o litic s an d
th e e le c tio n o f th e best tneu to an e x
have
te n t
th a t s in g le v o tin g
w o u ld
T h e m e rits o f th e m en
fa ile d to do.
m a y not be Judged acro ss th e c o n tl-
th e
n e n t hut it is d is c o v e ra b le th a t
v o tin g th ro u g h s e v e ra l c h o k e s w o rk e d
som e m a rk e d re s u lts an d th a t s tro n g
p re s s u re fo r a m a jo r ity fa ile d beyond
th e f i r s t c o lu m n to s e ttle th e issue. T h e
c ltlx e n o f a n y c it y o r to w n ca n p u t p o ll-
i H e le n s o f h is n e igh borho od In th e p la c e
o f th e n u m e ro u s < a n d ld a te s fo r th e c it y
c o m m is s io n o f P o r tla n d an d q u ite e a s ily
e s tim a te ho w th e s im ila r w o r k in g o f
th e election w o u ld re s u lt.
1 I t w a s P o rtla n d s n ext s tep a f t e r th e
a d o p tio n o f th e c o m m iss io n fo r m o f
g o v e rn m e n t, an d th e o b jec t o f th e e le c -
i tlo n w as th e ch o ic e o f fo u r m e m b e rs
to Join w it h th e m a y o r In c o m p le te re -
p la c in g
o f th e e la ls ir a te
s y s te m
of
h o ard s a m i d e p a rtm e n ts th a t had g ro w n
1 up In th e f a m ili a r fa s h io n . T h e r e w e re
¡1 4 c a n d id a te s f o r th e fo u r places. T h e
v o te rs w e re p e rm itte d to e x p re s s f ir s t ,
! second an d th ir d ch o ic e a n d th e v o te
f o r each c a n d id a te w as d e te rm in e d by
¡a d d in g th a t g iv e n h im In th e
th re e
c o lu m n s , each c o lu m n h a v in g th e sam e
v a lu e .
T h e ta b le o f r e tu rn s sh ow s a
r e s u lt v e ry d if f e r e n t fr o m th e v o te o f
th e f * i > t c h o lc t.
T h e tw o i-a n d ld a te e
h.vvlnr, th e h ig h e s t v o te as f i r s t ch o ic e
h e ld t h e ir p la c e In th e to ta ls an d w e r e
e le c te d ; be lo w th a t th e e f fe c t o f th e
c u m u la tiv e v o tin g w as s tro n g ly m a rk e d .
A s f i r s t choice, o n e c a n d id a te h a d t h ir d
p la c e w it h a v o te o f 11,349 vo tes, m o re
th a n 3000 beyond t h a t o f one o th e r w h o
was e le c te d o v e r h im by th e a d d itio n
o f th e eecond an d th ir d choices.
The
s u c c e s s fu l one o f th e s e tw o g a in e d a
lead o f 4000 In th e second ch o ic e an d
a f u l l 2000 m o re In th e th ir d , th u s
w in n in g In th e to ta l by m o re th a n 3000.
W h a t a p p e a rs to have happ ened is
t h a t a c a n d id a te w it h a s tro n g p e rs o n a l
fo llo w ln g o f a k in d f a m ili a r in c it y
e le c tio n s m ade a g re a t s h o w in g In th e
f i r s t ch o ic e b u t fa ile d to be co n sid ered
s t a l l d e s ira b le by th e v o te rs w h o w e r e
n o t In h is t r a in , an d th ro u g h th e loan
o f second a n d th ir d ch o ic e s tre n g th he
fa ile d o f e le c tio n .
Ile y o n d th e th ir d
p lace a t th e o u ts e t, he f e ll to th e
fo u r te e n th and lo w e s t ra n k In bo th th e
second an d th ir d ch oice c o lu m n s .
The
c a n d id a te w h o c o u ld not co rfim end h im -
: s e lf to a n y d e g re e o f fa v o r o u ts id e h is
: p e rs o n a l s u p p o rt fa ile d o f e le c tio n , a n il
j I t is ea sy to co n c lu d e th a t h e w a s no t
'd e s ir a b le . T h a t co n c lu s io n Is su pp orter!
b y th e p e rs o n a l e s tim a te ex p resse d in
th e O re g o n ia n .
I t seem s to be c le a r ly
e s ta b lis h e d th a t th e s u p p o rt t h a t r a llie s
a b o u t a c a n d id a te th ro u g h som e p e r-
I
JAPANESE COLONfflNG
IN SOUTH AMERICA
P»rn and B r u il Become ICeccM for
Workers from Orient, Who are Wil
ling to Toil In Tropical Climate for
65 Cents Per Day.
In a recent issue of the London Tim es
there appeared the follo w in g article
from a corresfaindent in Tokio:
T h e r e Is a g r e a t d e a l o f In te r e s t be
| in g ta k e n in J a p a n as p re s e n t In e m l-
g r a tlo n to S o u th A m e ric a .
A n e m l-
g r a t lo n s te a m e r is s h o r tly to le a v e f o r
■ U re a l I, an d th e
M o rio k a
E m ig r a tio n
i C om pany,
in
c o n ju n c tio n
w it h
th e
Toyo R is e n K a ls h a , la a l p re s e n t r e -
c r u lt ln g
e m ig r a n ts
fo r
P e ru .
The
e m ig r a n t has to m a k e a p a y m e n t o f
O u t o f th is th e e m ig r a t io n c o m -
!*»">' ta k e s »10 c o m m is s io n .
C o n s u la r
fM ”'
P «ld , an d th e e m ig r a n t Is
g iv e n »7.50 to lan d w it h ; th e b a la n c e
11» ke p t by th e s te a m s h ip c o m p a n y au
I f« « *
T h e p o rt o f a r r i v a l Is C a lla o .
H**d m uch o f th e w o rk to lie do ne le
! in
th e
Im m e d ia te
n e ig h b o rh o o d
of
L im a
B u g a r, c o ffe e , cocoa a n d c o t-
Io n a r e m e n tio n e d as th e c h ie f k in d s
, o f p la n ta tio n s , an d It Is a ls o p o in te d
o u t th a t th e r e Is a v e r y la r g e o p e n in g
| fo r tr a d e In fis h .
F is h a b o u n d s o f f
! th e co ast a n d a g re a t d e al o f fis h la
consu m ed (p re s u m a b ly im p o rte d
s a lt
f l s h i , b u t u p to th e p re s e n t th e lo cal
; fl» h in d u s tr y seem s to h a v e been n e -
g le c te il.
i
T h e e m ig r a n t, on a r r i v a l
In
P e ru ,
a n d re -
goes to as sig n ed p la n ta tio n s
' ce lves . to s t a r t w lt h , a wa*ge o f 86
' ce n ts a d a y an d fr e e q u a r te r s .
A fte r
' th e f i r s t y e a r th e e m ig r a tio n c o m p a n y
i a llo w s each e m ig r a n t »36 a y e a r to -
| w a r d h is ix s e a g e m o n e y ho m e, so p r e
' s u m a b ly th e e m ig r a t io n c o m p a n y g e ts
, paid by th e e m p lo y e rs .
T h e M o r io k a
t ’<” " P * n y
has a lr e a d y
s h ip p e d
som e
i th o u s a n d s o f J a p a n e s e to P e ru .
W iv e s
. » f th e e m ig r a n ts a r e a ls o ta k e n a n d
m a n y o f th e J a p a n e s e h a v e g ta y e d so m e
y e a rs th e re , w h ile m o re a n d m o re seein
to be s e ttlin g In th e c o u n try .
T h e T o y o R is e n R a la h a S te a m s h ip
C o m p a n y issues v e r y a t t r a c t iv e
lit tle
hooks w ith d e s c rip tio n s o f th e v o y a g e ,
h in ts as to c lo th in g , a n d a S p a n is h -
J a p an ese p h ra s e book.
In s e v e r a l v l l -
,
In o u t-o f-t h e - w a y p a rts o f K y u a h u .
! th * s o u th e rn In la n d o f Ja p a n , th e s e b o o k -
i
w<,r»* b ro u g h t to m e. a n d e v e r y do
I “ 1! H*«» c o u ld be g iv e n a b o u t S o u th
; A m e ric a w a s lis te n e d to w it h e a g e r a t -
le n tlo n .
E s p e c ia l In te r e s t w a s s h o w n
“ bo ut th e c lim a te , th e f lo r a a n d fa u n a .
an d so m e p ic tu re s o f lla m a s , v ic u n a s ,
s lo th s , a n te a te r s a n d a r m a d illo s h a v e
been so m uch h a n d le d by so m a n y peo
p le as to be q u ite in ta tte r s .
A n e x h i
b itio n o f a ll s o rts opened a t T o k io on
M a rc h 1. an d w a s w e ll a tte n d e d .
T h e r e la a s tro n g w is h a m o n g th e
J a ix n e s e to e m ig r a t e to th e U n it e d
S ta te s , w h ic h th e G o v e rn m e n t, f o r po -
lit ic a l reaso ns, h a s p u t a s to p to . Many
j
e a g e r to k n o w w h e th e r th e y w o u ld
j be a b le to go a f t e r a y e a r o r tw o fr o m
j so n a l
a ttra c tiv e n e s s
or
In d u c e m e n t B outh A m e ric a to th e U n ite d S ta te » , a n d
m e e ts c o rre c tio n in th e p re s s u re o f a ' * « » v e ry c r e s t fa lle n w h e n th e im p ra o
p u b lic o p ln io i t h a t w o u ld fin d no m esn e tlc a b lllty
........ o * f th is was pointed out.
Japan has for som e years turned her
o f e x c lu d in g n lm fr o m th e ele c te d lis t
a tte n tio n to B ra z il as a fie ld fo r Jap-
th ro u g h s in g le v o tin g .
S in g le te s ts do n o t f i n a lly p ro v e th e : anese la b o r, a n d fe c e n t p o litic a l event«
m e rit o f a n e w device.
T h e * do n o t I w ill h a v e a m a rk e d In flu e n c e on thle.
s e ttle th e im p o s s ib ility
o * th e p o ll- *Vhen P rin c e K a ts u ra was p rem ier, some
! H e le n s ' d e v is in g a m eans o f o v e rc o m three years ago, a com pany was form ed
in g th e h a n d ic a p placed upon tu e n i. B u t under the auspices o f th e m in is te r o f
and
commerce.
V isco un t
so f a r as one t r ia l could go in t h a t d i a g ric u ltu re
r e c tio n , th e P o r tla n d e le c tio n has c a r - 1 H u m , to a c q u ire som e good a g r ic u lt u r a l
' rted p r e fe r e n tia l v o tin g to w a rd s d e tn - I la n d In B r a s il, an d to s e ttle a n u m b e r
o n s tr a te d »access.
I t seem s to e s ta b - o f J a p a n e s e upon It.
S in c e th e re c e n t
Its h It as th e m eans o f re m o v in g one f a ll o f th e S alo n JI c a b in e t. P rin c e K a t -
reco gnlaed e v il In ele ctio n s , th e sw e e p - a u ra has a g a in been p re m ie r. V is c o u n t
I in g p o w e r o f a personal fo llo w in g th a t | O u ra h a v in g th e h o m e o ffic e , a n d on
d e fie s th e fo rces o f good. Such an In - J J a n u a ry 13 » la r g e m e e tin g w a s h e ld a t
flu e n c e e v id e n tly c a n n o t sw eep th ro u g h : th e p r e m ie r's o f f ic i a l resid en c e In o rd e r
th re e c o lu m n s .— C h r is tia n S cience M o n l- to proceed w it h th is schem e.
A la r g e
to r.
tr a c t o f la n d has been leased fr o m
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! th e S ta t e o f Bao P a u lo , an d I t la n o w
aM SL » n
TMXEa NAMLT CLONING i hoP<*> to "end out so m e 2000 J a p a n e s e
BPOXA E TWXM
fa m ilie s to s e ttle th e re .
T h e p re s id e n t
C A R P E N TE R S No. 808— Meet» every Tuea.
ham avenue.
Throughout the Nation.
d»y. 8 P. M ., new Labor Temple, eecond P L U M B E R S . U . A. LO C A L 61— E very Mon
floor, 16214 Second etreet. hall 101. P. R.
day at 8 P. M , Lnbor Temple. 16 2**
Lineman, recording eecretary, 4532 Sixty
Second etreet. P hil Pollock, bueineee agent
firet
S. E.
J. F.
T e n th o u s a n d C a n a d ia n P a c if ic r a i l T h e u n io n w as g ra n te d a ll Its dem ands,
nrs. avenue,
a v e n u e , o.
c . Phone Main_1416. -■
M ain 1416
Weatherby, 868 E. Sherman, financial sec
ro ad shop e m p lo y e s , c o v e rin g th e e a s t an d th e m en w ill w o rk th re e e ig h t-h o u r
P O R T L A N D P H O T O E N G R A V E R S LO C A L
retary and treasurer.
s h if t s w it h th e s a m e p a y as fo r m e r ly
31— H a ll 301 Labor Temple.
M , Olney, e rn d iv is io n , h a v e received a 10 p e r ce n t
C A R P E T A N D S H A D E W O R K E R S LO C A L
In c re a s e In w ag es.
T h e m en a f fe c te d re c e iv e d w h en w o rk in g 11 an d 13 -h o u r
eecretary.
P.
O.
Box
689.
No. 2.— Meets flret end th ird Friday» et
2301* Y am hill.
C. S. Kenney, 906 Eeet P R E S S M E N N o . 43— Firet Thursday evening. hy th e ch an g es w h ic h w i l l r e m a in e f s h ifts .
1 2 6 * * Second
F. O. Guetafeon, president; fe c tiv e fo r one y e a r, a r e m a c h in is ts ,
Y am hill.
Wm. I. H arper, aecretary treaenrer, G ar b o ile rm a k e rs , b la c k s m ith s , bras s w o r k
A b o u t 2000 te a m s te rs a r e on s tr ik e
CEMENT
F IN IS H E R S
AND
H ELPERS.
den Home, Ore.
ers,
b u ffe rs ,
p lu m b e rs ,
g e n e ra l
c a r to d a y In B u f fa lo .
T h e y seek In cre ase s
LO C A L No. 11»— E v e rt Wednesday 8 P.
M.
Labor Temple, 1621* Second street. R IV E R S T E A M B O A T M E N ’ S U N IO N — Meet b u ild e rs an d c a r m en em p lo y e d In th e In w ag es, as w e ll as fe w e r h o u rs an d
President, E. P. H arlan d ; vice-preeident,
eecond and last Saturday eveninge. 2641b r u n n in g d e p a rtm e n t.
o th e r im p ro v e m e n ts in th e ir c o n d itio n s .
W illiam Sm all; eecretary and Heaaurer,
Alder street. John Hoffman, bueineee agent,
C. A. Boieten; bueineas agent, H . W . H illi-
B A ILO R S — Monday night, 51 Union »**«***•
bush.
O f th e 11,852,273 people en g ag ed In
A m ass m e e tin g to o rg a n iz e s a le s
G. A. Sveneon, secretary. P. O. Box 2100,
tr a n s p o rta tio n ,
m a n u fa c tu r in g
C IO A R M A K E R S — Second Monday. Labor
.
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. _ _ w | o f th e N ip p o n Y u sen K a ls h a S te a m s h ip
m en e m p lo y e d in shoe s to re s In G r e a te r j tra d e ,
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Temple, 2701* A lder etreet. E. J. Stack,
B ig B a k in g Conoern^Adopta Short Work c onipany> B a ro n K u n d o n , la on the com -
Thursday». 8 P. M ., Labor Temple. 2 7 0 ** N e w Y o r k w as h e ld T u e s d a y n ’ g h t. T h e an d m e c h a n ic a l p u rs u its In th e co un -
eecretary, 2 701* Alder street.
■chednle.
m lttee, as a re several p ro m inen t buel-
A lder «treet. Geo. Lehman, eecretary, 81 sa le s m e n a r e g o in g to p re s e n t d e m ands I t r y a b o u t 18 p e r ce n t a r e o rg a n ize d .
COOKS' U N IO N No. 678— Meet» every M on-f
C h a n g e s In w o rk in g sc hed ules w h ic h ; uess m en. so t h a t w .t h th is b a c k in g th e
North Fourteenth «treet.
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day evening at 1261* Second street. J. H.
T h e p a in te rs o f C h e yen n e. W y o . a re on ' m a n y In th e S po kan e la b o r m o v e m e n t acheir.e sh o u ld be a g r e a t success. T h e
Cmin, secretary and bueine«« agent. Phone 1 8 H E E T M E T A L W O R K E R S — Frid ay even a s k t h a t th e y w o rk u n til 2 o’clo ck In
lie lle v e w ill b rin g a b o u t th e e a r ly clo s- B r a z ilia n G o v e rn m e n t le v e r y m uch In
ing. hall 301 Labor Temple. 162*» Sec i th e a fte r n o o n S u n d a y s an d t h a * th e ir s trik e .
M ain 1623.
ond etreet. W . L . Sullivan, bueln-ea agent,
in g o f fa c to rie s a n il m e c h a n ic a l e s ta b - f a V o r o f It an d has o ffe r e d to do a ll It
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COOPERS' U N IO N Mo. 1— M ath Scbon, see
Lnbor Tem p’
Marehall 755.
lls h m e n ts In g e n e ra l, h a v e been In a u g u can to help in e very way.
retary, 8615 S ixty fifth street, 8. E.
9 o 'c lo c k In th e m o r n in g u n til 9 o 'c lo ck
ASROCLATION Q U IT * B A T T E N .
S H IN G L E W E A V E R S No. U — H a ll
ra te d a t th e p la n t o f th e In la n d E m p ire
E m ig r a tio n o f J a p a n e s e to B r a z il has
E L E C T R IC A L W O R K E R S . L O C A L 125—
bo r Te m p le .
Every Sunday.
John C lif In th e e v e n in g .
B is c u it C o m p a n y.
lieen g o in g on f o r so m e tim e , b u t th le
Meete Thursday night», H a ll 400. Alieky
ford. secretary, 68» Tenino avenue
Hallroad
O
rganisation
Oppoartng
Labor
A s a re s u lt m o re th a n 10« e m p lo y e s s ta te -a id e d schem e o f s e n d in g o u t f a r
Bldg
C. D. McConehy, financial secretary,
S H IP W R IG H T S — Shlpw righta' H a ll, Aeh 8t.
T h e a t r lk e o f th e m a c h in is ts o f B u f
L aw s to Give Up.
318 Eleventh etreet; J. J. Solheug, record
o f th e p lace w ill h e r e a fte r q u it w o rk a t m e rs an d t h e ir f a m ilie s to la n d leased
between 8econd and Th ird, eecond and fa lo , N . Y „ 1» b e in g w on b y th e w o r k
ing eecretary; Fred L. Gifford, bueineee
J u ly 1 Is th e d a te an n o u n c ed fo r th e ,4 o 'c lo ck S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s , fr o m an hy J a p an ese o w n e rs w ill g iv e a b e tte r
fourth Mondaya at 8 P. M. Charles H j ' i
agent, office 818 Alieky Bldg
A t th e b e g in n in g o f th e s t r ik e s in g in g o f th e s w a n so ng o f th e A m e r i h o u r to an h o u r an d a h a lf e a r lie r th a n ( g , a , nH | O th e J a p a n e s e In B r a z il an d
ory, aerretary, '481 Union avenue.
Main er».
E L E C T R IC A L W O R K E R S No 317— Tueeday.
a b o u t 3006 m en w e r e o u t, In c lu d in g p ra c can R a ilr o a d E m p lo y e s an d In v e s to rs ' , lia s been H ie p ra c tic e .
613
F m p lo yes o f H ie s h o u ld g iv e an Im p u ls e to th e w h o le
8 P. M. H a ll 401, Labor Temple. 2 7 0 '* S IO N P A IN T E R S , No 4 2 8 - F ira t *"<?
t ic a lly e v e ry »h op In th e c ity . A e a r e A s s o c ia tio n , a n o r g a n iz a tio n fo rm e d fiv e e s ta b lis h m e n t d e c la re th e m s e lv e s pleased e m ig r a tio n
m o v e m e n t.
W h e r e v e r th e
Alder. J. D. M. Crockwell. business agent
Friday«. Labor Temple.
W . H . Gordon, s u lt o f th e s t r ik e th e M a c h in is ts ’ U n io n
y e a rs ag o w it h P . H . M ,o rrlss ey, th en w it h th e a r ra n g e m e n t, an d th e y Join i w r it e r w en t In B r a z il th e r e w a s a lw a y s
Box <144
Main 1418. A 8112.
«ecretary.
has In cre ase d Its m e m b e rs h ip In th is p re s id e n t o f th e B ro th e rh o o d o f R a ilr o a d w 't h o th e rs In v a rio u s o th e r lin e s o f „ c r ). ((f f a |t a (|e bracoRi an d , t „
E L E V A T O R C O N S TR U C TO R S — Second and S T A T IO N A R Y F IR E M E N — Meet« fl-et Wed
c it y to o v e r 4000.
fourth Friday». 8 P- M.. Labor Temple.
T r a in m e n , a t Its head.
e n d e a v o r In e x p re s s in g th e b e lie f th a t deed la b o r t h a t Is w a n te d to open u p
neaday at 8 P. M., Labor Temple. G. A
162*« Second etreet
W . O. Aeh. president,
Johnson, president, 349 Sacramento Street,
I t h a s lo n g sin ce been th e c o n te n tio n c lo s in g a t 4 o clo ck on S a tu rd a y s w ill an<| ,,,a ^ e p ro d u c tiv e m u ch o f th is m a g -
Lenta; R. V. Clark, eecretary, »28 Eaat
R c. V ivian, secretary treasurer, 2 8 1 **
In e v e ry d is t r ic t In N e w Y o r k s ta te o f m a n y o f th e s o -c a lle d bona fide o r ev e n t u a lly becom e th e r u le In m a n y
lan d .
T h e J a p a n e s e p e a s a n t Is
Eleventh etreet north.
Eugene Street.
w h e re th e d e m a n d has been m a d e fo r th e g a n iz a tio n s o f w a g e e a rn e rs th ro u g h o u t o th e r p la n ts o f Spokane.
an e x tr e m e ly good ty p e o f ir j q i l g r a n t
GARMENT
W O R K E R S — Firet
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eveniu X at A liaky Bldg., corner j rhi£d »nd
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German em p loyers Organise.
need not tie In s is te d on w h e re tt|e G o v
Morrieon. th ird floor.
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eecretary, S28 Eaat K elly street.
M ills , and A u b u rn , th e U n ite d T e x tile w a s fo rm e d a t th e In s ta n c e o f th e r a i l
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m e d ia l le g is la tio n o f th e v a rio u s s ta te s an d co vers 1,300.000 w o rk p e o p le (e m Iia c lty .
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teie 4»» Albina avenue. C 2356. J. Swan-
.femes M. Nicol, recording secretary, Eaet
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been a m a lg a m a te d w ith a second co m - is a c tiv e ly In te re s te d In th e q u e s tio n
eon. eecretary, 568 Albina avenue.
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30th and H awthorne avenue.
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to oppose a n d f ig h t th e o rg a n iz a tio n s by th e e re c tio n o f h o te ls w h e re th e s e
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very Thur»rt»y
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m an an d a p o s tle o f c o -o p e ra tio n , w h o th e m a in p a rt o f th e e o m b in a tlo n s r e - ¡a n d th e B r a z ilia n C o lo n ia l A s s o c ia tio n ,
»y«. Bartender»' H all. 2<»5,i Firat «treet.
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. F. Smith. 838 Colonial avenue. Overlook
has done such g re a t w o rk fo r a g r i c e n tly c re a te d hy th e e m p lo y e rs .
Rex 560.
"H ER S U N IO N No. 54— Meets Wodnes- tile layers and helpers «• « -
c u ltu r e In h is o w n c o u n try , pu b lis h ed c o rd in g to o f f ic ia l s ta tis tic s c o v e rin g to h e lp a n y such p ro p a g a n d a , b u t I t
«y evening, Labor Temple. 160*^ Second
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re c e iv e 50 ce n ts an h o u r fo r an e ig h t- to w a rd th e s o lu tio n o f th e p ro b le m , he i w o rk e rs o f both sexes.
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g r a tlo n i In v o lv e a c o n s id e ra b le o u tla y .
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I t Is s s iil tht»t th e e s ta te o f C o lo n e l *• I r '** I**I m resp ect th a t th o se c o u n trie s
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189 -M e e ts Tu esday«, 8 :3 0 F. M . 2 4 7 ’i
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[EN. J. B M A Y N A R D No 193— Friday b u ild in g - 6 5 M o rrie o n m e e t .
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tc re la rv , 2 1 9 M o n r o e .
w en t on s t r ik e M o n d a y .
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g a n iz a tio n an d m a rk e ts , has u n d e rta k e n such re tu rn s .
; th e f ir s t p a rt o f ttie w o rk .
ta x on th e p ro p e rty a m o u n ts to » 3,150,-
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Help Cornea Whan Heeded.
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L a w H e lp s D e p e n d e n ts.
n u a l In te re s t on th e e s ta te a t 5 per
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ploy a grsduats Optomctrlet. I grind all ray own l.neee Lorn s m ith s sn d H e lp e rs .
h o u r a W e r th e d e a th o f E. J. t'o eo ran .
w o rk in g m a n m e e tin g d e ath a t h is em - »69,000.000.
the beet quality of glsss
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