Oregon labor press., October 21, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION Woodlawn 814.
ca,lin8 | aw»y from the paved streets. Get ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
J him to tell about his experience
VOTE FOB
♦ Under the auspices of the ♦
W . H . Bell, in charge of the San | with auto tires on the way back to ♦ Oregon Consumers' League in ♦
While the situation in regard to
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.I k I t Mr.
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board at the company s school in ♦ deliver aa address in which she ♦ a. .. a,
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of prosperity is slowly creeping our
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Washington-Oregon circle, mspect- Philadelphia and doubtless will soon ♦ will compare the conditions ex- ♦ a. ' , T T t
F < " 3 ’ fcond
wav. All reports from east of the ing the agencies of the company's,
return to Portland.
♦ ¡sling in Portland restaurants ♦ { 4
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maintains agree that work is good,
W. H. -----------------------------•
Bathgate ---------
returned . last
Sat- ♦ with
.hose U of l U Boston
restau- ▼ ♦ 4 7 h d
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and . . reports business as -------------P*
being ex
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added to which this office has placed
dav from
fw™ a ~ trip to - Anaconda,
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good. Mr. Bell worked in 1 urday
♦ rants. Her
subject
is .__
“The ..
Re- ♦ A |I a r i s H Revolution.” No adnns- ♦
,evirai men in country situations ceeoingly
Portland in 1902 and 1903.
“ •**- Helena.
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Butte,
Minneapolis,
Mil-
of
the
Restaurant
to
the ♦ * sion will be charged. All wel- ♦
U,dy. and has several more “on the j A v
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. . neiena
Minneapolis. MU-
♦ come.
Special invitation to ♦
hook " or in prospect. It is true that
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. Hou<{bton- of Kleist & Co. wauk,e and C hicago. He reports ♦ Pure Food Laws.”
♦
♦
the
Irish
and union labor men ♦
wi,h one or two exceptions the ch*Pe\ » /« P le n d e n t with a brand-1 hus,"ess ,he Pnnting line as
♦ J. D. Mickle, State Dairy and ♦ ♦ and women.
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wages offered are not munificent, I
19‘7 ? ‘ud«baker automobile, j *ood *" a”
P'a« s visited.
Mr. ♦ Food Commissioner of Oregon, ♦
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buI the fact that there is an inquiry
PUrChaSed th,s Week
Bathgate expect^ to return East ♦ will tell something of the work ♦
for printer, shows improvement.
Ray Abbott. «h o has been holding j“53'" soon'thav,n« returned to Port- ♦ of his department.
♦
GAIN $1.59 PER WEEK.
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down a combination ink . . t» i . *and on a business matter.
♦ The general public is invited ♦
A" S w
’ " t ’ T
m this c ity (Rock
has“ etirned to W i A
received Wednesday from
♦ to attend.
♦
Negotiations covering several weeks
b „„ Olympia Tuesday morning, and fa
Salmon Wash , ¡»«“ryl D. Budworth. dated Redwood. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
k,t Wednesday with h,s brother. E
„ ¡ y ^ ' e crop
‘° Ca«'
‘ba‘ b< “ F e n ia n of a
by Canton. Ohio, Typographical j
j. Dwyer, who has been here several
pp " p
„Anting plant there and is taking
Union, have resulted in a substan-
weeks, for Virginia City, Nev., wh" c ! nj„ ’° yd
L®°m*“ s th e/ atber of a |very active interest in union affairs. pointed to make arrangements for t*al wage increase for a members of
,he latter hopes
pOU"d
bo>"' b/>rn Wednesday.
admitted to the our annual mask ball: Bros. Hill, the union. All printers working under
opes to
IO recover from
irom ,
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v, e u n e s u a y . , Mr.
M r Budworth was a
ora i .a f and I child doing
* * well.
* ” • C°
n- Union here in March,
a severe case of tubercular trouble. ¡Mother
Con-¡Union
March
Kluckner, Smith, Leach, Pyles . n d i tbe jurisdiction of the union will
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The Oregonian is installing three gratulations
>'ratU'at'OnS*
John
Schmid
of
the
uumuu
».mu-
receive $150 per week more than
John Schmid of the Schmid Lino Baines.
The suggestion that we set rsi le ! heretofore. Original demands called
new linotypes, one a model 18 and
he Te>egram took three games typing Company left Wednesday for
tin others model 19, all designed for fJ’oni ,be OreBonian Pressroom team, a hunting trip to Carson, Wash., on one meeticg night each month for ; for a flat rate of $24.00 per week
ad work. The two latter have an x-'tbe Mo()ern Prints did the same to the Columbia, and will return today educational discussions was disposed for all newspaper and job men.
of with a motion to set aside thc J Under the new agreement, which,
diary magazines, and will be the ,be Jour"al Pressers, and the Journal or Sunday.
fir t of this model in Portland. The ’- ‘'"’posing-room team lost two to j Guy McGreer and wife are enter- second meeting night in each month ‘o0*4 effect October 1 and continues 1
Oregonian has also just installed a ’ le S’ereotypers Wednesday night ! taining a brother. John T. McGreer for said purpose, and the president ^or one year, newspaper men receive
For COUNTY JUDGE
to be instructed to procure black 522-50 per week and job men $21.50. !
second Ludlow Typograph for set- on tbe Portland alleys, in the Print- and wife, from Lincoln. Neb.
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(Paid Adv.)
ting and casting display type, and (,nK lrades Tenpin League. Next
Arthur W. Lawrence, State Printer, board and put same in hall.
Meeting adjourned at 10 P. M.
has also purchased a comprehensive * eek ,be J°ur"al Pressroom and was in town last Saturday and paid
complement of up-to-date cabinets 1 lc Telegram will lock horns on I this office a visit.
H. HILL, Rec. Sec.
and matrices. Many changes are a"eys 1 and 2, Oregonian Pressroom
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being made in the composing-room, and Stereotypers will hook up on 3 | 4 * 4 ^ > 4 > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
and A1 Cochran has contributed his a.n<1 4' and tbe Modern Printing ♦ V o te fo r W ilso n en d W illiso n . ♦ '♦
V o te fo r W ilso n en d W illiso n . ♦
part by designing and making several Lompany and tbe' Journal Compos- * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
ncw-style combination cabinets and ’"ff‘room teams will try conclusions I
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work stands for the ad force. This on “Beys 5 and 6. By the way. the
composing-room will be one of the natnc
name °I
of the the Sfereotypers’
Stereotyper? team
team
most complete in the Northwest ibas been cban8ed to Schinid Lino-,
varl
K Freuinger.
,...
Carl F. F reilin ger.
when all improvements are made, ¡,ypers> and w**l hereafter be known
-
Amrlcaa FsAmUra W H is M tu .
and will involve an expenditure of by that name-
. Thc off'cers reports and conven-
1M*
perhaps $10,000.
. i Word has been received from E. ition Proccedin8 s distributed during
«By H. C." H «n ie “ S e c ? 7 t* ? 7 )
No. 58 held a referendum election E" Vinson- wb° went to San Fran-lthe past wcek to the various chapels |
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¡contain
some
very
interesting
and
New
members
— E. T. Chapman. I
Wednesday on two I. T. U. proposi-Ic*sco to Bnish a course on the .
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Today and Tomorrow
tiens, one to decrease the number o f i monotype ^eyhoard, that he has ,nst[uct,vc ’"formation regarding the Jno. Frazer. V. Isom and H. W.
calb for
signers necessary to obtain a char- Rraduated and bas secured a situa- WOrk,ngs and act,ons
our Int" - Pat sons.
tei, and the other to increase the i t*on ’n a ^an Francisco shop in ! nal ' ona
nion.
R e in sta te d u — F. A. »zuugias
Douglas aim
and r..
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DURABILITY
salary of I. T. U. president an d iwhich is a,so employed Miss Anna j .Of spec,al ’"’erest are the reports j Ransom.
and
Economy in
secre-ary.
local vote
vote resulted
resulted Donovan- with wbom Mr. Vinson
the ’"’er"ational president upon- Transfers deposited-A. Bruckman.
secre'ary. The
The local
R. A. WILLIS ON
Street Paving
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i formerly
w o r k e d worlced
a t »b e at o the
f f ic e o f ;’"e general conditions of the craft.
Transfers issued—F. M. Minor and
in approval _/
of »«..
the r:—
first -----------
proposition,
■f°rn'erly
Organized Labor s Candidate for
SECURE THE BEST
but the proposition to raise salaries '^amcs' Iserns & Abbott "
in Port- and of the secretary-treasurer upon M. Frallicciardi.
State Representative
■the financial condition of our union. | Transfers withdrawn—O. F. Rom-
Boost for
were disapproved by a large major- land.
C. O. Mason deposited a Spokane j h would be well for every mem- inger.
ity.
B IT U L IT H IC
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, L traveling card Tuesday.
|ber to s” 'dy ’hesc reports care-
VOTE 78 X
Transfers cancelled—\V. A. Mc-
Secretary Philo Howard, of the,
receiv ed =, 1 „
,
fu,ly and to be“ er acquaint them-
Kevitt
and
E.
T.
Gray.
Xorthwestern Typographical C«"’ i
fro^ \ [ . e5e‘Ved ’ ,C‘ter last selves with the actions taken by our
ference, ,n h.s Monthly Bulletin says
th/
° ”C officers, and to fully underst
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the executive committee of
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HES SMOKING
♦
REMEMBER
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conference ,s getting two printing
- and a
of
» .° by a referendum vote.
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Cavalry.
Mr
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bills in shape for the next legislature,
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A. hum mer is still unable to ♦ C o n sta b le. M em b er o f L o c a l 99. ♦
one of which will have as its object Gerber says the troop hopes to be
the keeping of all printing in the hon,R shortly' but that there is "°‘h- ' Engraving ' Company' He ^ " n ow ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . ♦ 4 4 4
. u „ . The eecond bill .¡II pee.lde
« h e ,:w d , omo ,„ e road
lor ,he . . ¿ « ' Ä i i i .
¡ I « '« « " ¡. «¡-ed «rom j ™
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text books,
books. cdiuurn.d
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Present-Pettingell,
Banzer.
Staysa,
rsansas
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a r/» rt rxaaz n r i n i t n » »w«z-h«4
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OVPF
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are
now printing most of / their school
’ee? t there
a l little
over Ä a tTl
month.
y on(ja,.
5
O < LUNCH BOX
I Wennerstrotn. Heib. Gibson and
books, and saving much money for
a ™ar.Cbed
^ rom San | L. M. Lasley was confined to his I
worm,
con fined to his lAylsworth.
tie taxpayers each year. Similar J
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a
,s
bed by illness last week. Len refuses
Absent-—McCosh. (low. Harnack
work is being done in Oregon. Re-
b'‘‘ un‘)' ’ ,C° Up,’e .°f WC' k;iJ to devulge the real trouble. He and Gettrick.
ports of trade conditions as seen by ,g
a hot,er than ” a(1^s ’’S'B ¡claims
he
had
every
disease
Excused-Neuberger.
(Consulting Engineer)
the Bulletin shows business fair to
, ", '° ^ ,e 7 s ,n Port,and ,ast , imagineable from a headache to
Minutes of last meeting read an.
Republican and Progressive
good in various towns reporting, i"’ he has
^ ' " ' s c a r l e t fever and tuberculosis, and approved.
Nominee
for
eluding Aberdeen, Ellensburg Brem-
.
een engaged in mining , haf tJl(. unjon was fortunatc jr]
Transfer of Leroy Huddleston, 241
mon. Everett, Olympia. Victoria and
P » 1 <-»' "’•"•I»- h a .ln , to „ay hi. death benefit. T he-«cep,ed .
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
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H ; '" • S . . . day tor Eastern Ore-
„ou,able
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from
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L. Lodwick. 105.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
bherman McCoskery arrived in ests
recent illness is a heavy growth rt'a.l and laid over one week.
The Only Civil Engineer Candidate for
Portland from Seattle and Tacoma
upon
his «PP«”"
upper lip
R ob ert e
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f , I U‘K
J'' n,s
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the Legislature in the State
Wednesday. “Mac” was last here in j. t
•. . r,< *l> " fe,t as Badly as the mustache looks |* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦
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vm.
last week to take a situation on a . .
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(Paid Adv.)
October,
weekly
paper at Halfway, Oregon. I "J™
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fo r W
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w cc m j p a p e r a t naitway, Oregon.
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Martin L.ngos left for La Grande ,in Baker County. Mr. Smith h a s!
Central Labor Council last 4
Thur5day-
¡been woring on the Telegram.
¡week endorsed several c a n d i d a t e s ------------------------------
“Dad” Zimmerman was in town | A. C. Shoemaker has been heard *‘S , ' ,nK a'F *" .organ,zcd ,abor- P A IA J T T D C IIKHAAJ M A 1A
from the wilds of Jennings Lodge from in Spokane, where he is work-
"rRCS ? 'ery “" T ma" ‘° VOte
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d
Ior them.
tnem. It
it especially urges every
everv
Tuesday. He informed us confi 2_____
ing on the Press, and occasionally
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H E IL IG
Broadway a t Taylor
dentially that salmon fishing is get contributing articles under his own !""'""idL^
w h”
*°
By Ima Dauber.
Phones: Main 1 and A l t n
and
Alvaro i.dpdltld,
Zapatero. Bever,dgc' who ”
run"*"R for
t'"g good.
-- name
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..v. that
...«k of .»HUI./
County Clerk. Beveridge while an
Many things besides wages and
liE T t ’RN B N O A O E IIE N T
Robert A. Hunt, who has been which means Shoemaker, if you ex-member of the Typographical 1,ours occupied the time of the boys
of
UM OVA
working on the Oregonian for more dont understand Spanish. A C. sends Union, is now endorsed by the Em- a^ ’be 'as’ meeting.
F riday anil Saturday
TO B A C C O
than a year, took a "traveler” Thurs- J regard to the boys and says he in­ ployers’ Association. He was un-
Oct. 27 und 2«.
Several big jobs which we were in
A fternooiia, 2:1A— Even in g s, 8:16
day, and intends going to Los ’ends to return to Portland later.
usually active in his efforts to break doubt about have been straightened
Angeles.
Roy Ringo arrived in Portland up the recent pressmen’s strike and lip’ and u"’°" men arc breathing
A letter from Arthur Floyd received from Kansas City Friday of last
F O U R T H A N D STA RK
it was largely through his activity easier now
I hursday, from San Francisco, states week. Mr. Ringo left here in Janu­
From the report of thc delegates lybxo mrnoAx. « took oomfawy
that the pressmen were not more
that printing conditions there are ary of this year, and has worked in successful.
to affiliated councils, things are com­
“Txa wizABs o r w ibxkavd ”
very dull
Salt Lake and later in Kansas City.
ing our way. 11
It ,s
is l,lc
the concensus
concensus
T hree p erform an ces d ally. M ats., 2:30.
His campaign managers are e s - l‘"B
Profiting by the example of a He will remain here.
pccially antagonistic to organized ° / opinion that thc Chamber of E v e n in g p erform an ces a t 7:30, 9:18.
recent case wherein a member of
Frank Viereck returned from the labor. Among them are A. A. Bailey. Lommerce fight against us ought to S tr o n g com pany, g o r g eo u s e ffe c ts , d a z ­
z lin g ch oru s, la te s t m usical In terp ola­
5>o. 58 neglected to change his East last Saturday, having visited the labor renegade, and political bave been started long ago.
tions. P r ic e s 15c, 25c. M uts., 10c only.
beneficiary after marriage, and died several of the principal cities, includ- turncoat, recently employed at Stock- '
’"’tiated three new ones Wed-
leaving his mortuary benefit to a! ’"ff New York, Philadelphia and
ton Cal., by the M. M. & E. in an 'nesday’ George Reed, J. M. Cox and
P 7 IN T K G E S
brother instead of his wife, several Pittsburgh, and has become imb'.ed
effort to destroy unionism in that
. Stafford.
o ls t t o B ros., G reatest Act In Vaude-
members have since applied to this with the idea that Chicago is the city. Others are A. L. Amidon. Little Pickthorne didn’t show up B ig v llie.
“BOSS OP THE ROAD**
office for information in their own °"ly town on the map. You’d have whose name has always been asso-1 W^dnesttay. Guess why. The sawed The Great Xyster, W orld 's G reatest V en ­
triloq
u
ist.
OVERALLS
eases. A request to Secretary H a y s1' hard J work
* to convince him that New
ciated with political scandal. J. L.
'¡ttle rascal has gone and got tad Xeetor, Chas. Moore and Their
S w e e th s e r ts,
V a u d ev ille's
C la ssie st
brings this reply: “The list of mem­ York has more population, and as
Musical (’oircdy.
Day. Herman Schneider and others ’"arr’cd without tipping us off. Told
bers (all of No. 58) is before me. for business—why. little old Man-
FM» and Aakaar Streets
k Broderick, Ju st a l.lt t le o f
whose names alone would brand as us
’be time that all he was after Crawford
T h is and a l.lt t le o f That.
As early as possible this office will hattan-on-the-subway isn’t in it.
Factory,
Grand
Are. and E. Taylor
unfit any one who would associate at *be beach was clams and here it Jam es G ordon, w ith S o m eth in g D ifferen t.
eheck ~-
it and will
Three Bartos, A m erica’s F o rem o st A th ­
w aaa give
Kl ,v you the name Viereck reports work good wherever
with them or seek their support. Let ,urns out that he has been flirting
letes.
a"d address of the beneficiary of jbe stopped. He went to Astoria us bear in mind this candidate and w’tb ’he mermaids and got hooked Crimson Stain M ystery," fith episode.
B
lgyer
and B etter Bach Week.
each member of your local as it ¡Tuesday, having accepted a situa- others, which are recommended or by ode
H o f s t e a t e r S tu d io
’be n’ces’ pf the lot. Well,
■•ppears on the records at head- ’ion on the Astorian.
165J4 Third Street
condemned by the Labor Council.
here s luck to you Shorty, but do
O R P H E U M
quarters.” Members will be notified ■ E. H. Timpcrlake, of the Monotype
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show up once in awhile. She’ll let
▼ AVDBYXUB
Between M orrieonsnd Yamhill Ste.
"Pon arrival of the list.
Company, has returned from a
you.
AT n i u o
Lee M. Clark,
-------- of the Multnomah Southern Oregon trip in thc intcr- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4
Gus Nauratil surprised the bunch
POBTKAXT8, POST-UAADB
E rery Sunday. Monday, Tuesday i
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I rinting Company, who has been in cs’s of his company.
W ednesday.
He
showed
up
at
thc
meeting
look­
Eastern Oregon on recruiting serv- , Fred Mellinger. who took a situa- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Wes*
M atinee D aily, loo, 35«, OOe.
ing like a two-year-old ready for a
Mights, 10c, 35c, 50c, ?5c.
for the Government, returned to ¡’ion on the Pendleton Tribune about
- .
mile race. He’s gone and shaved his
Portland this week. Mr. Clark, who, a month ago, has been elected presi-
Phones—Main «¡ A 5555.
mustache and it surely
bas the rank of captain, was mils- dent of that local, and apparently
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¡does transform his physiognomy. I
HOME OF THE BIO SHOWS
’cred in July 18, and was mustered intends to remain in the “round-up”
BBOAUWAY AT YAMHILL
Met in regular session at Laurel- never believed a bunch of alfalfa
7"’ Friday. October 13. While hav- city.
wood Hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. | would disguise a man so well.
,nR headquarters in La Grande, Mr. , W. K. Rutter, who “hiked” from 11. with President P. E. Baines in the Come down next week and have a
1 'irk visited Pendleton, Joseph, California to Roseburg, Oregon, with chair.
'free look at Portland’s handsomest
Laker, Prairie City, Ontario, Vale “Easy Pickings” Stewart, where the
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(FO R M E R L Y T H E O R P H E U M )
Roll call found all officeers pres- painter. Gus Ehricke lake notice,
and other towns in Eastern Oregon, ilatter had to abandon thc trip owing cnt.
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If you want such favorable comment
'<• reports that everybody is p ros-1 to a severe attack of malaria, arrived
Direction Klppodrome Circuit o f T heatres
Tiegsi
A cordial invitation was sent to us, about yourself, follow suit,
P’tous and money plentiful.
jin Portland last week, and left for from Local No. 226, to attend open
Don’t forget the meetings of the
2 Big Shows in 1
6—Vaudeville Acta—6
Lhe condition of Fred Perry, who | Tacoma Wednesday.
meeting to be held in their hall Label League each Sunday at 2 P. M.
Feature
Photoplay»
K dl with pneumonia, remains prac-1 George A. Stahley, who went to Tuesday. Oct. 17. No. 1106 expects to It is well on its way to success and
’’rally unchanged. It is expected Astoria last week, intending to re be well represented.
Matinee Dally. AU Seats 10c, Bxcept Snndays and Holidays
deserves your support. Bring your
Sundays, Holidays and Bveniaga, AU Seats 15c.
¡’at the crisis will he reached in main in the fisher village by thc
Considerable discussion on the women folks along. Next meeting
next day or so. He is unable sea. returned Saturday, and is again Katsky job as being unfair.
Continuous Saturday. Sunday and HoUdayn.
i" the big hall at the Labor Temple.
,n »ee anyone at present, but in- at Kilham’s. Ceorge couldn’t stay
BILL CHANGED SUNDAY AND THURSDAY
The following committee was ap- 1 Everybody come.
madc
by
TOlÉCTURE
Geo. M. McBride
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THE PHOTO ENGRAVERS MUS^OnS MlltlMl ASSOClatiOII
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