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OREGON LABOR PRESS
W O M EN ’S D EPA R TM EN T
H» I.F .N N A P IT T M A N S T A H L
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troversies between capital and labor.
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"'Motoring’ Through Georgia," is
»he r m September means oysters <he non_warjjkt, wav of gjngjng jt
a street car, 1 overheard a man re- Families in the labor world have un- —that is, it does to those who have
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mark: "None of these fellows would dergone untold privations and suffer- waited three months to be told they
Dayton, Ohio,
is a little town in
belong to a labor union were it not ing, while millions in money have are in season. Oysters come nearer the East with a city manager. Ever
for what they get out of it. It’s been sacrificed by employers.
to milk, in actual nutritive value than hear of this town?
purely a selfish proposition with each
Every means at the command of any other food, and if the protein in
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and every one of them,” and his lip the unscrupulous, money-mad employ- them is balanced by the addition of a , ’. ’ ‘ p,esent *
Commis.dor.
curled with scorn as he threw back er have been brought to bear, reasonable amount of starch and fat, ''° U ' ’V< ’ H must cut expense« and
his head and looked his disdain.
And looking to the ultimate dissolution we have a meal that is almost perfect. ®n e u s 11,01 e 01 OU1 money.
1 thought, "Oh, you sage, you man of united fcbor. But the great body
Tht. greenish hue of the oyBter is
Eventually you are paying a big
of master mind!”
of unionists have come through the oftpn ,ooked upon aB an indication of price for every article bought in an
Why does a man conduct his busi- crucible purer,
firmer,
broader- 8omething injurious or poi8onous but unfair store. You are simply kick-
ness; why does he engage in any
le d , more resolute, more resource-
this is merely due to the green plants *nK yourself-—which' you should do—
enterprise? For “what he can get tu
1 now generally command the on which the oyster has fed, and not and also have tke oread-winner of
out of it.” Labor unions are organ- admnution and respect o f all honest, to
u> bacteria
ual.
or copper, as often sup- Y°ur family give added strength to
ized for mutual benefit, for moral upright, fair-minded industry-leaders
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and social uplift, to better conditions and employers.
P° 8ed’
EurOpP the Kreenl8h co,ored
Phones Main 570(,
FOR THIS W EEK - 14 Post Cards
retouched and one large cabinet
print in Folder, 7x11, all for $1.00.
Proofs shown from negative before
finishing.
PEOPLE’S MARKU
and Grocery
FIRST AND TAYLOR
H o f s t e a t e r S tu d io
165*> Third Street
Between Morrison and Yamhill Sts.
Y o u r P ia n o
Can be tuned by a union man,
factory taught, backed by 11
years experience. Price $2.50.
L. B. Lewis
F o r A l l O c c a s io n s
Tommy McCusker, secretary of
in workshops and factories, to strive
Arbitration, working agreements, oysters are most highly prized. When
Call Tabor 6309
oysters
are
cooked
they’
should
come
Employers'
Association, will prob­
for a living wage and a reasonable between employer and employes,
Violin Tuition
Address
3908 64th St S? E.
in
contact
with
the
heat
for
a
few
ably
have
another
pay-day.
He
is-
number of working hours to consti- posted or understood and agreeable
Address: Hotel Congr,
tute a day of labor; to assist mem- to ail parties, have done much to moments only, as they are delicate, sued another circular last week, tell-
Member A. F. M. Local 99
and
become
tough
and
leathery
by
ing
how
to
tie
a
“starvation
noose."
bers in times of need; to strive for lessen strikes or lockouts, and to my
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the happiness of the laborer while mind, the greatest achievement of all long exposure to high temperature. Tommy should have lived in slavery
For
food
value,
creamed
uys.ers
is
an
days.
here on earth, and provide for a de- is the uplift of the working class
Our Hut Luncheon, art Unuqaalud
A fter Theatre Lunch,«,,.
cent burial when through with earth- the broadening of minds, the growing almost .ideal dish as in this dish we
" e " eie tob* tbat *f tbe water
PHILLIPS & SHINN
ly affairs.
consciousness of strength which does have a balance of protein, starch and
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meter proposition was voted down we
SucceMora to
From the early days of the labor not become more aggressive nor wish
W ALL’S SW EET SHOP
would have a reduction in water rates -
movement vhen the time and place to overpower, but, grim and resolute, Bisque of Oysters: Chop one pint o f tbjs fa|j
29114 MORRISON, N E A R 'F IF T H
The proposition was voted
A good place for out-of-town «hopper, to lunch. Our can.liea and luncheoi,,
of meeting of the Knights of Labor only strives to protect its own and pysters, drain off the liquor and add down
poaed of tha very beat and freaheat ingredienti to be obtained in the lead,,
was made known to members by mys- stands ever ready to afford relief to to it an equal amount of water, heat
terious symbols and signs drawn with those in distress, looking forward to slowly and skim well, then
put in We are told injured persons get
chalk upon sidewalks and buildings, a better, closer united, prosperous the chopped oysters and cook th
damages if hurt on a street .car, but
and when it was not permissible for and contented manhood and woman- minutes. Scald one quart of m Ik, n°thing if the accident happened
a member to divulge the name of a hood.
thicken with one tablespoonful of whUe riding a jitney. Damages from
fellow member, the organization of
But there is yet much to be accom- butter creamed with one tablespoon- 8treet railway minus attorneys’ fees
laboring men and women has grown plished. So long as some men are fu( of flour and add to the oysters and 'costs of an appeal to thg Su-
and broadened, until today the great ruled by selijshness; so k n g as the with salt and pepper to taste
preme Court leaves what?
unions of workers play a prominent dollar is supreme, clotted with the
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part in the industrial activity of our armor of war, bearing the sword and cream the last moment bpfo,.e
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° ° r <’on8tructlon * a8 the reason
serv- ascribed for the bracing and rein­
country. And the end is not yet.
chain instead of the olive branch of ¡ng
forcing of roofs of some of Portland’s
In the few short years of the peace; so long as man may be swayed
united labor movement, it has re- by the greed and love of power, there
i*'alloP<’tl Oysters Put two table- school buildings this fall. Who su-
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quired much thought, effort and sac- will be work for and need of labor Sp° ° nfu,S of buttcr and two table- perintends construction of this dis-
rifice on the part of union men to organizations, mighty unions, coni- sPoonfuls o{
tlour together in a trict’s buildings and who is respon-
win recognition. True, there have posed of men and women of brains, saucepan and cook until the butter is sible?
meueu ana
and blended
Dienuea with
witn the
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been regrettable mistakes, costly who love justice, liberty and hu „ melted
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Nice fall weather. Not so co d but
add one and one-ha f cupfuls of rub , l „
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strikes, lockouts and prolonged con- manity.
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the poor can sleep out of doors and
milk a little at a time and cook unti
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the rich enjoy a motor trip over the
the mixture boils. Cook five minutes Columbia River Highway.
longer and add salt and pepper to
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taste. Grease a baking dish and put
Automobiles are getting cheaper
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a little of the sauce in the bottom, every year, but the price of shoe
The Market that sells for less
If 1 had a team, a co-v, sufficient do not know how to make a decent cover with oysters which have been fa th er remains about the same,
FRED KOLT, Proprietor
furniture, dishes and cooking utensils, lawn, raise a small crop of beans or carefully examined and all bits of
¡f you are »□¿p- ¿nd b rjn on
and groceries and other provisions, Pea* and tomatoes—can’t make them shell remove»!. Add more sauce and pjece of O 4 C land-grant land "ou
money to buy seed for planting, I mature, and so on up and down the more oysters until the supply is ex- are advised to change your mOid"
would go onto a piece of land and '1,ne’ ®"d 8tiU public opinion Points hausted, having the top layer o f a n d not be disappointed,
CORNER FOURTH AND YAMHILL
^be farm as a solution to the un- sauce. Cover with one-half cupful
leave the city_if I could get the
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employment
problem.
The
school
of
buttered
crumbs
and
bake
about
Someone
who
claims
to
know,
says
land.
garden system is surely a step in the twenty minutes in a hot oven. Serve w°man has been responsible for all
Again—the man owning
a piece of right direction, but the movement is as soon as done so that the oysters the wars- a11 the governments, all
uncleared land has no money to have as yet too young to near fruit, or af- may not
hard and touphJthe strife and all the happiness of
it cleared. He is holding it for sp ec-, ford any relief at the present time. This recipe calls for one quart of this wor,d
K tbis is tn»e, many
ulation and it keeps him busy get- , I would like to see every available oysters.
• senators and representatives may
ting money for taxes. Oregon land , foot of agricultural land in Oregon
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. well let their footsteps be guided by
We make penny change
is held at too high a price, and were | under cultivation, but inexperienced o
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Wlth 1 oma5° . the lamp of experience, and watch
the owner to borrow money to hire men, without funds, cannot make of SaU.C®/ R*move tbe li<’uor from the the efforts of the Women’s Congres-
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, . . . ¡this an agricultural state. Cheap oysters,
find
it cleared,
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be a long time,
, . . Pour
v cold water over th em |8,ona] Unj<jn
if ever, before he could realize on (and, with our ideal climate would and drain thorouBhly For one pint rious movement, and the results are
his property.
soon put our idle acres into use, and
°^sters use one-half pint of white inevitable.
The timber baron is dealing in tim- skilled farmers, with funds, would sauce and one cuPful of tomato juice,
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her, paying no thought to the logged- seek this haven from Eastern ex- or one sma11 can of tomato soup, i
GIRLS JOINING UNION.
off land, or holding it for an East-1 treme heat and cold, storms and Season witb onion, green pepper and
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ern sucker to buy and clear sometime floods, and farm labor and help in celerD cooking these together as for, Representatives of the International
in the distant future.
kindred pursuits would draw heavily Creole sauce. Into the baking d ish ; Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union are
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Then, too, what do you know about upon the army of unemployed.
spread a layer of oysters and sprinkle meeting with success in their efforts
clearing land, or how to farm it when
“Back to the land” is all right if over tbem a little cracker-meal or to organize the thousands of girls em-
it is cleared? Many city-bred men 1 you’ve ever been on the land.
cracker-dust. Add a layer of tomato ployed in Newark’s white goods in-
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sauce.
Continue alternating these dustry. Low wages and an elaborate
Q u a lity
a large clump which should not be ’ayerS Until al‘ the ° yster8 havP beeni8y8tem ° f fines and charges make a
disturbed for several years
used’ On top place bread crumbs, living wage impossible for these
THE GARDEN
A boon for townspeople who have p?d dOt
sma11 pieces ° f butter’ ¡™ rkePS wbo arp *>«*<1
lab«r sixty
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Place in oven and brown nicely.
hours a week. Local trade unionists
We have many beautiful, bright difficulty in getting good potting
Kabobed Oysters: Allow one-half 1are assisting the garment workers'
colored flowers now in their prime, soil is the prepared $ber, an excel-
but after October we will begin to
medium in which to grow bulbs o0Zen oysters to each person to be union.
miss the blooms and more keenly ap- during winter in bowls, jardineres, Berved’ ,®n tb*n 8tecl or w°oden
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B E G IN A N Y E V E N IN G
, predate any flowers we may be for- etc., without drainage. This fiber is skewers run first a slice of bacon
11 18 on|y aft*r a man becomes rich
tunate enough to possess. One can-;l>Rht, clean and nice to handle and then an oyster ahd so on until all a”
amous t at you recall the fact
Spend your evenings profitably so that when the opportunity
not have flowers in all seasons with- retains just the right amount o f ' are used, allowing one
skewer full ■ a y°ut and he were schoolmates,
comes you are ready to grasp it. Call at our office and w< w
out forethought and previous prepa- ' moisture to supply the plant. It to each person. Lay the skewer on
help you plan your winter’s work, or phone Main 590 or A 159K
ration.
furnishes in an assimilable form all a rack *n a baking pan and cook in
particulars. We teach the following subjects'
If we wish flowering bulbs for the of the p,ant iood elements needed by a hot oven for about five minutes. If
Spanish (Conversational Method) * Bookkeeping
month of December they should be alm°st all plants requiring nutrition preferred the cooking may be done
French (Conversational Method)
Arithmetic
"The School of Quality"
potted in September and October. for not over six
nine months.
under the broiler of the gas range.
German (Conversational Method) Accounting
Portland's Best Business Training
The Bermuda Easter lily is a beau-
The success in flowering bulbs* in Have ready slices of toast, cut into
English for Foreigners
Banking
School.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting.
tiful flower, and delightfully fra- ' fiber, as in soil, depends upon proper rather long strips, place a skewer
Lett.er
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Penm anship
taught
expert
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grant, a pure waxy-white and o f ' treatment. Fill the vase or bowl to w'th its oysters and bac«»h on each
teachers.
Rapid Calculation
Typewriting
Fall
Term
O
ptn'd
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edaroday.
8«p-
great substance. But a short tim e1 a little below the rim with mois- ®l*ce
and pour some of the liquid
Pitman
Shorthand
Telegraphy
tember 1. ISIS.
is required to bring this lily into j toned fiber—not so wet that water which «will have dripped in the pan,
Gregg Shorthand
English
Naw Claaaaa w ill «tart next weak. En-
roll
Now.
flower and the certainty of a pro- cftn be squeezed out; plant the bulbs over all. Serve at once with slices
Dictation
(Any
System)
Call, w rits, or telephone for Illustrated
Catalog.
fusion of bloom makes it a great fa- j >n
the tops just showing above the
lemon.
Special day classes for backward students.
A. T. LINK. Gen. Mgr.
vorite. Bulbs in September can be surface.
Do not press the bulbs
Curried Oysters: Melt one table-
Individual lessons during the day in Spanish or French
Phone Main 60R3
We have secured the b»rvices of Prof. J. P. Mueller, a man w ’■
bad in flower in December.
down too firmly or they may be spoonful of butter or oil ip a sauce
Tllford Bldg.
Portland, Oregon
23 years’ experience. He is exceptionally well prepared to tai
It is also a good garden lily, be- forcp<1 up when they commence to pan, add to it one small onion finely
charge of our Modern Languages and teach Foreigners.
ing entirely hardy, excepting in terow out roots. The bulbs may be minced and cook until it begins to
northern climates, where it requires sI’ace<I so they almost touch. After color. Now add one teaspoonful of high grade
a protection of leaves or other litter Planting they should be placed to curry powder and one teaspoonful of confections
(The School o f S uccckx
to the depth of rive or six inches.
make roots in a cool, dark, airy place, flour; cook two minutes, then pour
I. M. WALKER, President
Fourth Street Near Murr ain
Garden lilies should be planted a8 a ce^ar or CO0' Rarret; not in a in slowly one cupful of Stock or milk,
now in the open as they send up their confinpd closet. It requires about or oyster liquor. Bring to the boil-
leaves in the fall and the clump e*K’k,t weeks to develop the root sys- ing point and simmer for ten min-
grows much stronger and hardier tem sufficiently to produce best flow- utes and add salt to taste. Scald the
ers. The fiber must be kept moist oysters in their own liquor and drain
from wintering over.
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ba* nl° t1. 8O^den’ par* dr>’’ Have cooketl a generous portion
The Formosa, or St. Joseph’s lily,
WATER ICES
is another lovely snow-white, hardy
*CU *5 V Hie bulbs have made of boiled rice to serve with the curry,
ICE CREAM AND
garden lily but not quite as early as (enou*i . r°°I . ^rowt to
abh b tbe Green peppers may be shivdded and
i«»-Tl Marrlron S tr w t
moisture.
the Bermuda. The Lilium Longiflor-1
sprinkled over the rice as a relish,
T in k ers o f
urn is a Japanese type and the latest ddent “ * 7 ”; Hp the bowls on their an<1 garnish
dish should be
Trade at
to bloom. It is also pure white and - SJl lB. ,a?
ra'n *, ° . ’
e h0* ’8 served piping hot.
perfectly hardy
should be examined twice a week and
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The three varieties planted- in a the ftber kept uniformly damp.
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Along That Main Line.
bed will give a succession of beauti-1 After root growth has formed, re-
Employmertt Agentress—You want •
ful blooms during the summer, while move to a cool, light room. A tem-
a cook who will appreciate a good
the same bed may be carpeted with P astu re of fifty to sixty degrees pro-
WHERE QUALITY
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home and good treatment and—
a low-growing bedding plant to h ar-'duce8 tbp h*81
PRIQE IS RIGkil
Employer—But in the meantime
monise with the pure white of the^
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send me a cook.
Hlias.
The principal difference between a
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The bulbs range in price from 15 wife and a woman who merely is
The man who desires to meet prom-
to 30 cents each. Each bulb multi- engaged is that the wife puts on her inent people should not make the
Fourth and Washington Streets
plies, and aoon the increase will m a k e own rubbers.
mistake of going to bed too early. |
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