Oregon labor press., September 04, 1915, Page 7, Image 7

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Demand T h e Label
It is the cheapest and most effective way to secure
better conditions for the toilers.
The great army of wage earners—as represented in the labor movement of this country—with its
enormous factory output of $20.000,000,000, by continually advocating the wse of the label, is
doing more to’make this world a better place to live in than all the other organizations combined.
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T h ia is to C ertify that the manager of this house is fair to the
M ovin g Picture and Projecting Machine Operators* Union, L o ­
cal N o . 159, of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees, and entitled to g ^ e p atrra m e and support o f all
friends atagmmized la M c J f lK > n s f b 2 lc a r d remains in view .
e M ovin g Picture and Projecting Machine
Operators’ U nion o f Portland, Oregon
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