Portland labor press., July 13, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

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PORTLAND LABOR PRESS
July 13, 1914
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Proceedings of the Central Labor Connell
At Portland Playhouses This Week
1
AT THE HEILIO
a result of the closing ol' the
rboaM
1
A
Orpheum season, the Heilig Theatre
ug 18:30 to 10i30 » . M.
inove. from Eleventh anti Morrison
x su m m a o
back to its obi home at Broadway anil
,. I
m a tin g P h o to - I la y ,
Taylor. In future the Broadway at
„PTUNE'fi D A U O M T E B "
Taylor playhouse shall be known as the
. ■ a ^ n y g i s u
Broadway Heilig, and the present
Heilig at Eleventh and Morrison as
s
t
a
g
e
s
the Morrison Heilig. The Heilig man
ugement will retain both houses, in
H IP AMD M A M M O I
. pour
B a r n * « and B arron anticipation of a rather busy and
crowded season ahead. To dedicate the
#‘U>r"‘ oullow ax and B o b o r t.
Alpb. T r o u p .
Pau«a<..cop. Broadwav Heilig, Manager l’angle has
booked a return engagement of the
™
OrcbM tra
picturesque
motion
picture
show,
¡“ Neptune’s
Daughter,”
featuring
£7^
Annette Kellerman, the modern rival
U _XXHSAXD B ID T IB S
of the ancient Diana and Venus. The
pictures will be shown afternoon and
BYRON a LAHGDON
night from 12:30 to 10 P. M. daily.
BAM A M
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PR E S S
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K v n ,tlo n a lly In te r e s tin g .
"THE g o a t .”
B iograph C o m ad y.
BO¥
the o a k s
FortUsd’s Or*at Amneement »ark
Com p l.t . C h an», o f P rogram m e
Concvrts a t 2:30 and 8:30.
-Tiny" S n y d .r, p o p u la r te n o r.
Trtcsy and C a rte r, s in g in g an d d a n c -
ir.g comedians.
Torn Stockton, E th io p ia n C o m e d ia n .
Th. T h rw M u .lc a l fih lr la y s .
w „ or sh in , in th e n e w a m p h ith e a te r
AT THE EMPRESS.
Bagpipes and gay plaid kilts will be
the leading note in the bill for the
coming week at the Enqiress. The
Kilcaid Kilties, headliners, aie 11 bon-
nie lassies and lads of nimble feet
and nimble wits, who come direct from
the laud of heather. They bring some
i clever modernized versions of the
' Highland l i i n g and other Scotch
: dances, and will introduce a number of
new Scotch songs.
AT THE PANTAOES.
Younger patrons of Pantages, as well
as their elders, will find the pro
gramme for the week beginning with
the matinee tomorrow of exceptional
YOUR
ALL P E R F O R M A N C E S F R E E
Car» Pirst and Alder
Launches M orrison B r id g e
BOOK ST O R E
Books on every subject—
inspect at your leisure.
the niokelodion
Sixth and Burnside
FAMILY SHOW
Come and See Us
GILL'S
The J. K. Gill Co.
T h ird a n d A ld er S t s .
BROADWAY THEATRE
BUILDING UNFAIR
Rosarían
Cafetería
BALTIMORE DAIRY LUNCH
LUNCH ROOMS
86 Third Street
326 Wash St
803 Burnside
261 Morrwon Street
JS7 Wish. St.
RETAIL BAKERY STORES
r e p u ta tio n depen ded on I t
alo ne.
Cool d in in g p a rlo r.
O r c h e s tr a d a lly .
E n tr a n c e
d o w n s ta ir s , M o rg a n B ld g . W a s h in g to n ,
b e tw e e n B ro a d w a y an d P a r k s tre e t.
207 1th St
Alder B et. 1st A 2nd
261 Morriaon Street
0 H. WATSON, Prop.
T h e B o h em ia n B u ffe t
323 H
W a s h in g to n S tre e t
B e s t U n ion Saloon In th e C ity
Zorn 's Tamale and Chili Parlors
U n ion T rade In v ite d
Tamale»— Wholesale and R etail
Hotel Benton— Second Floor
M2‘/, MORRISON, CORNER FIFTH
Telephone: Mala 6687
B e r t R o b e rts
Phone
M a in
E m il Johnson
8111
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H igh G rade Xmported and D om eatlc
U qnora
/^•Profession
That will equip the discrim-
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S ix th an d G lls a n
P ho nes: M 2987
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COMMONWEALTH BUILDING
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S o u th w e s t C o rn e r
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T a ilo r s
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N ew I nternational
Second F lo o r D e a u m B ld g ., T h ir d S t.,
B e tw e e n W a s h in g to n an d A ld e r
Official Minutes of the Last Meeting of the Working Head of Organised
Wednesday evening was the semi­
Labor for Portland and Vicinity.
monthly meeting of the Oregon Lib-
interest, as Little Hip, America's d e v ie r a i league and a great deal of work
erest baby elephant, and Napoleon, the was done, the most important being
Meeting calle I to order Ht 8:15, Brewery Trades, good; Printing Trades
wise chimpanzee, will be featured on a the arrangements for ward and pre- July 10, by President Stanley.
fair;
Amusement
Section,
quiet;
bill that teems with timely attractions. duct workers from now until after
tin roll call all officers present ex- Waterfront, O. K.
election. Selection of the men to do cept Jeukins.
Report of Committee» Executive
this work is nearly completed. The
Local Writer In Pictures.
Minutes of previous meeting were Committee reported as follows; The
A two-reel Kalem production writ­ organization is gaining members stead­ approved as read.
matter of the Circle Theatre was
ten by Mr. Kern o f l ’ortlund and en­ ily and expects to have one of the
Credentials- Ned Smith and Carl takeu up. Mr. Winstock of the Ex-
titled, ‘‘ The Flaw in the A libi,” is strongest working factors in the state Weber, from International laingshore- hibitors’ l-eugug was present, accom-
one of the numbers on the programme in a short time. Similar leagues will men’s Association No. 38 5; Car, Caul- panving the manager and proprietor
at the Globe Theatre, Eleventh and be organized in the smaller cities and .field, <>. Osborne ’•and A. Edwards, of the theatre in question. After a
Washington
streets.
“ Mo,lie
the towns of Oregon in the near future.
from Electrical Workers No. 48; U. discussion of some length it was
Drummer Bov ' ’ is one of those real
Next meeting of the League will be A. Rogers, J. E. Brown and M. E. ugreed that representatives from the
helpful and entertaining Edison stories, held Wednesday evening, July 16, at Nolan, fgom International Brotherhood Theatrical Federation and from the
205% Pirst street.
■of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen Exibitors' League should meet in con­
Old Story of “ Show.”
an>l Helpers No, 162; lien Osborne ference and try to adjust the matter.
Henry H. Harris, the theatrical pro
Time-Saving Barber.
mid J. E. Fitzgibbons, from Bridge Hence the Board recommends that sec­
ducer, who was thought to have left
‘ You wanta da hair c u tf” asked the and Structural Iron Workers No. 29; retary be instructed to communicate
an estate of several hundred thousand 1 barber in the rush shop. “ Den I calla Chas.
Hoffman and Theo. Kruppen-, with the above organizations asking
dollars when be died on the Titanic , my brother Pedro.”
liucher, from National Union of United each to join in this conference. Signed:
April 15, 1912, was insolvent <35,000,
“ It l ’etro better at haircutting than Brewery Workmen of the United Mrs. Gee, Smith, Hayes, Ockwig, Forte.
according to the transfer tax appraisal , vouf ’' inquired the new patron,
States, No. 320; John Emmett and
Recommendation of committee was
of his estate.
“ Petro much better. He tella da Frank Riley, from Bridge and Dock concurred in.
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wonderful ghogta story a n ’ maka da end Pier Carpenters No. 872; Fred
LegUlative Committee No business
INK MAKERS ASK SUPPORT.
¡hair rise, a n ’ he no losa da time holdin ’ ' abler, L. A. Jenkins, Jack Campbell h(.f()re t.0„„niltee
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| it Up wida da comba. ’ ’
a m i A. Bonham, from Car|s*nters No.
On motion, seconded and carried,
Pittsburg Writing Fluid Plant Fully
________________
50.
Father E. O ’Hara and Dr. O ’Hara
Organized.
Patronize home industry.
Communication»- From Mov ing Pic­ were given the floor of the Council.
Pittsburg, Pa., June 29. 1914.—To
ture Operators and Theatrical Federa­ Both gentlemen spoke on the unem­
Organized laibor Everywhere: The at­ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
tio n , referred to Executive Committee; ployment question and requested the
tention of trade unionists and their ♦ UNFAIR LIST OF PORTLAND 4
from Building Trades, to new busi­ Council to appoint a committee of five
friends is called to the fact that the
LABOR COUNCIL 4 ness; from McDonald Manufacturing to act us an advisocy committee with
v fort . Pitt
i. .. Ink Company, of Pittsburg,
L — ♦
+ CENTRAL
+
+
¡Co. .filed; from United News Wireless, other organizations and discuss the
employs members of this organization
Trinidad, Colo., referred to Labor problem of unemployment. The re­
B a r te n d e r s — A ll s a lo o n s t h a t do n o t
in the manufacture of non-corrosive
Press for publication; from Royal quest of the. speakers was complied
writing fluids. That the product is d is p la y th e u n io n ca rd .
Neckwear Co., Chicago, filed; from with and the following committee, in­
B a rb e rs — S ho p a t 169*4 F i r s t s tre e t
entirely union throughout and bears
B re w e r y T r a d e s S e c tio n — S p r in g V a l ­ W. F. M., Butte, Mont., referred to cluding the chairman, was appointed:
the label of the A. F. of L. In order le y W in e Co., O ld S ty le G e r m a n L a g e r
Labor PreRB for publication.
Eugene Smith, Wm. Mackenzie, A. H.
that we can successfully carry on this B eer.
The following resolution was unani- ; Harris, G. A Rogers, and M. W.
organization, we need the help of the
B re w e r y
W o r k e r s — R a in ie r
B e n ■nously endorsed, and copy of same j Petersen.
central labor bodies, label leagues and A g e n c y , h a n d le d by B ru n n A C o .. F ir s t
' was ordered sent to family of de­
Delegate Caulfield reported that on
a n d A ld e r s tre e ts .
other interested parties.
ceased, ami to all the newspa|a*rs for next Thursday the case of the Wil­
B u ild in g T r a d e s — B ro a d w a y T h e a te r
Agents ami dealers will find it a
1 publication;
lamette Iron Works will come up for
profitable undertaking to handle these B u 'ld in g .
B u ild in g T r a d e e — S to n * A W e b s te r, T .
“ Whereas, The Almighty in His in­ trial for violation of the eight-hour
goods. Appoint a committee and see
law.
B. W ilc o x a n d a ll h is p ro d u c ts . W o o d ­
that this matter is taken up at once i w a rd . C la r k e A Co., d r u g g is ts , P a r k an d finite wisdom, has seen fit to remove
The following nominations were then
from
our
midst
Brother
H.
J.
Parki-
Further information will be cheerfullyI A ld e r s tre e ts ; C o n s ta n tin e M a r k e t. L o g
made:
furnished by the secretary. Why cot.-i C a b in S alo on. H a z e lw o o d C re a m e r y Co. san; and
For President—Glen Harris and J.
“ Whereas, The labor mot emeut lost
tinue to purchase non-union product, i C a ,v e n t e r s — B o th c h lld B ro s
Bolhaug.
V icePresidwnt—Eugene
C e n tra l C o u n c il— R u u d M a n u f a c t u r in g | in Brother Parkison one who for many
encased in non-union bottles, unfair
an<*
®' Haughey. Secretary-—
printing and made under bad condi-i Co.. P itts b u r g , Pa.; Llpman, Wolfe A years gave his untiring efforts to the
■ cause of making the lot of those who
Southard and O. A. Rogers.
tions and long hours of toil! Be con- i n ­
sistent and aid this concern to combat 1 Clgam.akera-Unlted Cigar Store, and : have to toil for a livelihood easier ^eading Clerk A. T. Edwards. Treas-
,,
,.
, . i
, .
i a ll cigars that do not bear the Union Iand more worth while and showing to urer ’’-'•ir tt
Logan.
Conductor—C.
the combine of ink manufacturers, so Ia|he|
those with whom he left the work of
Gckwig. Warden Henry Harder,
antagonistic tu organized labor.
E le c t r ic a l W o r k e r s — R o s e n b la tt & bettering our fellow man, that only i Tf'iatees
R. O. Rector, W. G. Todd,
INK MAKERS’ UNION No. 14384.
C o ., c lo th in g .,
T h ir d
am i
M o r r is o n by the same tireless energy and sacri-l^™ '
an^
Warner. Execu­
H. ('. McKelvey, Secretary.
s tre i-ts .
tives that he displayed will our efforts ■ l *ve Committee—Mrs. L. Gee, M. E.
E le c t r ic a l W o r k e r s — H o m e T e le p h o n e
Life is foil of paradoxes. Those who C o m p a n y , M o rr is o n E le c t r ic C o m p a n y ! be crowned with success; therefore, i -',o'aBt C. H. Kelley. Organized Com-
I mittee—Everett Logan, J. E. Brown.
are most accomplished don’t always an d a ll shops e m p lo y in g n o n -u n io n m en. i l,e ¡t
“
Resolved,
By
the
Central
Labor
;
e < ornmittec C. G. Ockwig,
accomplish the most.
M e ta l T r a d e s — B e ll, W lld m a n A Co.,
Southard. Further nominations
P o r tla n d S h ee t M e ta l W o r k s , W illa m e t t e Council o f Portland and Vicinity, that I
Ir o n A S te e l W o r k s , a ll m a c h in e shops we, on behalf of all organized labor1*1* next ln®rting.
NO TIC E O » FXHAX. AOUOUHT.
iu Portland, extend to the loved ones
^,n ™°Hon, seconded and carried,
IN
T H E C IR C t i T C O U R T O F T H E n o t w o rk in g an e ig h t -h o u r day.
S T A T E ( IE O R E G O N F O R M U L T N O ­
M o tio n P ic tu r e O p e ra to r s — F u n T im a
left by Brother Parkison, o u r deepest i
e *• ommittee was instructed
M A H COUNTY.
te r.
regrets and heartfelt sympathies, as-
*5r*nN *n recomnwndfition coneern-
In th e m a t t e r o f th e E s t a t e o f T h o m a s
M u s ic ia n s — C h a s E. Y o rk © an d b a n d ; i suring them that their loss is also our Iln^
wor'(
^ e secretary, and
J. H a m ilto n , deceased.
J. N e u b a u e r, g r o c e i. Geo. H . P a r s o n
report back at next meeting.
N o tic e Is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n ­
tloss;
be
it
further
d e rs ig n e d . as a d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ­ an d o rc h e s tra .
New Buzineaa—From Building Trades
ta te o f T h o m a s J. H a m ilto n , deceased,
P a in te r s — W illia m s A B lle d , S h ee h y 1 “ Resolved, That these lines of con­
has file d h is f in a l ac co u n t o f h is a d ­ B ro s., John B lle d an d a ll shops th a t e m ­ dolence be spread upon our minutes Council, concerning labor day celebra­
m in is tr a tio n o f said estât« In th e C i r ­
and copies furnished Brother Parki- tion. Moved and seconded that a com­
c u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re e o n . l o r p lo y n o n -u n io n m en.
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , D e p a rtm e n t N o . 6.
P r in t in g
T r a d e s — S a tu rd a y
E v e n in g son’s family und given to the press; mittee of 20 be appointed as labor
a n il th a t T u e s d a y , th e l f t h d a ys o f A u ­
day committee to make preparations
be it further
g u s t, 1914. a t th e h o u r o f 9:15 o 'c lo ck P ost. In d e p e n d e n t P r in t in g Co.
P lu m b e rs — J. F . S hea an d a ll A rm a
A M . o f sa id d a y, an d th e C o u rt room
Resolved, That our charter be D,,r labor day celebration.. Amended
o f said C o u rt, h a v e been a p p o in te d by n o t e m p lo y in g u n io n m ech an ic s.
draped in mourning for a period of that committee of five be appointed.
said C o u rt as th e tim e an d p la c e f o r
S ta t io n a r y E n g in e e rs — P o r tla n d , C r y s ­
th e h e a r in g o f o b je c tio n s th e r e to an d
thirty days.
i Amendment to amendment that Coun­
th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f. A ll p e rsons a r e ta l Ic e Co., L ib e r t y C o a l A Ic e Co., In -
cil celebrute labor day and proceeds
“ CARL F. CAULFIELD,
h e re b y n o tifie d to p re s e n t a n y o b je c ­ d e rie n d e n t Ic e A Coal Co.
tio n s th e y m a y h a ve th e r e to a t s a id
to go to the Labor Temple Associa-
“ E. J. STACK,
S
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, tion.
Amendment to amendment car-
“ R. O. RECTOR,
, Ic e an d C o ld S to ra g e Co.
D a te d th is 11th d a y o f J u ly , 1914.
H
D. W A G N O N ,
■ ried. Moved and seconded that com-
T a ilo r s — A ll c u s to m t a ilo r firm s th a t
‘
‘
Committee.
’
A d m in is tr a to r o f th e E s ta te o f T h o m a s .'
c a n n o t su pp ly th e la b e l.
n
— . a
i, - . j -
n. j
mittoe of five be appointed to handle
.1. H a m ilto n , deceased.
Report of Sections Building Trades , h , ]u, . ,
, , ..
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. .
R O B E R T J. U P T O N ,
Teamsters— Shasta Water Co.
.
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t v, i ,h e la b o r <,a> celebration.
Carried,
A tto r n e y
(.ommittee.
Ilen
M e ta l T r a d e s — Y o r k e Ic e M a c h in e Co.. quiet; Metal Trades no report; Label (.,iair up ointe
E 'lrs t p u b lic a tio n J u ly 13, 1914.
Y o rk e . P a.
Trades, meeting m.-sday evening; Osborne, Eugene Smith, Henry Har
L i s t p u b lic a tio n , A u g u s t 10, 1914.
■' "
' der, Glenn Harris, M. W. Petersen.
On motion of Delegate Harder,
: Moves Restaurant was removed from
j the unfair list of Council.
Delegate Osborne reported that the
, Lents Theatre controversy had been
■ adjusted satisfactorily to the Building
Trades Council.
Receipts—Typographical, $9; Carpet
Workers, <3; Photo Engravers, $1.06;
Teamsters, $3; Meutcuttera, $6; Long­
shoremen No. 6, $6; Grainl andlers, $6;
Brewery Workers, $4.50; Steamboat-
men, $3.15; total receipts, $41.70.
Expendltuers—For banner carrier,
$18; Labor Presa, meeting notices, $2;
E. J. Stack, expenses to Eugene, $6.15;
total expenditures, $25.15.
No more business coming before
Council meeting adjourned for one
week.
M. W. PETERSEN,
Secretary.
I Must Keep My Tailors Busy! f
Special Sale
of
Suits to Order
-T he M emkn W bsttr
Every day in y o u r ta lk a n d re a d in g ,
on the street car, in th e o ffic e , shop,
and school some n e w question is sure
to come up. Y o u seek q u ic k , accu­
rate, encyclopedic, u p -to -d a te
formation.
Thu. new CREATION w i l l an sw er
“1/ your questions w it h fiiu tfa u th c r-
"y- 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 Words Defined. 2 7 0 0
yognt.
6 0 0 0 lllu a tra tio n * .
C v tl
2400. ooo. T h e sate d ic tio n a ry w i , h
new d iv id e d page. A “ S tro ke
Lieniua,**
W rite for s p e c ­
im en p*£pe, »1-
luetratione, etc.
M ention th is
pu b lica tio n
end r e c e iv e
FREE e s e t o f
p o ck et map».
TekpkMM Nail 8872
Mr». W. I. AM. Pra».
Hom»liks— A Co«y Placs ts Stay
NEW SCOTT HOTEL
STEAM HBAT, HOT AND COLD WATER
IN ROOMS
Newly Furnished Throughout
M ost o f th em good fo r a ll-y e a r w ear.
S om e o f th em h ereto fo re s e llin g a s h ig h
as $35 to $40.
Sgeeill Ratee te FeaiKee asd Perweeret Geeata
Corner
Broadway
and
Ankeny
Street«
MEVES RESTAURANT
Seating Oepaeity 250
M. B.
Corner Sixth and W ashington SU.
The H ub of Portland.
Orchestra Noon and Evantng
P ortlan d'a Moat Popular R oaU nrant
N ^ ’V
BROADWAY THEATRE
BUILDING UNFAIR
TO
ORDER
E v e r y g a r m e n t m ad e in m y o w n sh o p s
by sk ille d ta ilo r s in th e sa m e c a re fu l and
co n scie n tio u s m an ner, a s if I w e re g e t ­
tin g th e reg u la r price.
U.S.A.
— «rfíllllllllllllllll!llllllllll
A Radical and To-ltlve Underpricing of the Season s
MOST BEAUTIFUL WASH GOODS
lh Imlcd art Katines, Silk and Cotton Mixtures, Voile«, Crepe«, Tub Silks.
Brocades, plain colors, figures, «tripes ami flower« «11
f«v —
"l"-' in 50c, 65c and 75c qualities. Price.) for thi« sale, yard v j U L
' brilliant and remarkably large display—A great overstock of high
-ride Wash Goods prompts this extraordinary price reduction They are
«uch fabrics as are in greatest demand for immediate use—This
*' ‘n “ goods in popular weaves and colorings—bright. <Ti*p and *o t
'"'bed wash goods of the finest qualities that sell regularly at .Oc.
' • b.ic Hnj 75,, „ vard.
$20
M ADE
Woman's Equal Rights League rad
in regular session Thursday afternooz
with a fair attendance. The matte]
oi holding a picnic has been tempo
rarilv abandoned. Mrs. Harriott, ar
active member of the League, who hat
been ill in one of the local hospitals
is reported much improved and ex
peets to be home in the near future
A motion prevailed to instruct the see
rotary to write our two United State«
Senators asking their support of the
Clayton anti-trust bill as amended it
the House when the bill should com«
before the Senate. A dozen differenl
working committees will be in th<
field in the course of ten days to vigil
every section of the city and urge worn
cn ami men to register and look afiet
th- membership of the Leaguo also.
The next meeting of the Is-agu» will
be held at 205% First street, Fridnv
evening July 17, at 8 o ’clock.
COME TOMORROW.
RAY BARKHURST
PORTLAND’S LEADING TAILOR
CORNER SIXTH AND STARK STS.
Withdrawn—Winifred Know It on.
Transfers issuetl — None.
Transfers cancelled- - R. D. Forrest
Dropped for non payment fine
Chan. A. Sager.
Trari^fern deposited— F. M. Mef’oo
•1. S. McCool, H. .MeI aveiiport.
Tran^fert- withdrawn H. Blancone.