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b o ard , N H. R o b in so n . R p la n t an d sh o u ld be paid $,00000 fo r o f o x y g en is u tilize d to h a rd e n oils
P r in te r s H om e at C o lo ra d o S p rin g s
T h o se of us w h o can a n s w e r all 7 a , r ' ’’ C J Je n s e n , N ed H o ld e rn .sn , it?
A re we to a ssu m e th a t th e re
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ iti p a rt as fo llo w s: “ It is p le asa n t o f th e se q u e s tio n s
in th e a ffirm a tiv e H . S h e a r s ; d e le g a te s to O re g o n S ta te a re no o th e r e le c tric light p la n ts in fo r use in th e so ap in d u stry .
CHANCE OF MEETING
♦ to see th e b eam of c h e e r th a t com es are, indeed, fo rtu n a te , an d th o se of
F e d e ra tio n C o n v e n tio n . E. H. P ick - th e c o u n try an d th a t n o b o d y ev er
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T he n ex t m e e tin g o f M ult- ♦ < b ristu ia s, esp ecially th o se w h o h a v e
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T y p o g ra p h ic a l
U nion, ♦ been h e re a lo n g tim e. T h e p h y si­ o u r o rg a n iz a tio n .
w a itin g fo r e le c tio n r e tu r n s an d en- p u rp o se s we a ssu m e th e o th e r p la n ts
♦ No. 58, w ill be held on th e E ast ♦ cian-. say m y lu n g s a r e e n tire ly
I he In te r n a tio n a l U nion a n n o u n c e s
♦ Side, on th e second flo o r of th e ♦ healed, but th e o th e r p h y sic al a il­ th a t b o th of th e re fe re n d u m p r o p o ­ jo y e d h e a rin g a sp len d id e n te r ta in in g a re n o n -e x is ta n t.”
♦ new C itiz e n s' B a n k B uilding. ♦ m en ts h av e been slo w er in r e s p o n d ­ sitio n s h av e c a rrie d by a la rg e m a ­ ta lk by B ro th e r P a sc a l T ra g iio of
L o cal 724. Salem , w h o to ld us of th e 1
SHORTER WORK DAY PAYS.
♦ G ra n d A venue an d E ast A bler ♦ ing to tr e a tm e n t.
D u rin g my 13 jo rity .
T h erefo re co m m en c in g J a n ­ v ery fin e local in S alem an d how
♦ S tre e t, J a n u a r y 7, 1917, at 1 P. ♦ m o n th s h e re I h av e rec eiv e d very-
u a ry 1, 1917. th e in te r n a tio n a l p er th y do th in g s in th e C a p ito l city.
In th e c u rre n t issu e of tile M o n th ly
♦ M.
.M em bers living on th e ♦ kind tr e a tm e n t from th e s u p e rin te n ­
c a p ita tax will be on e d o lla r p er B ro th e r T ra g lio w as w ith us all Review , p u b lish ed by th e b u re a u of
♦ W e st S id e ca n rea ch tli
ball ♦ d e n t , p h y sic ia n s, n u rses an d all e m ­ m o n th fo r each m em b er an d an a s ­
ev e n in g an d w e h o p e he a c q u ire d no la b o r s ta tis tic s , fe d e ra l d e p a rtm e n t P r u d u r t a — K n o w n as H a y n e s B read,
♦ by ta k in g any c a r g o in g ov er ♦ ployes w ith w hom I h av e com e in
Cakes and Pies.
sessm e n t of on e d o lla r p e r m o n th bad h a b its w hile in B en so n v ille. See o f lab o r, th e e x p e rie n c e o f fo u r
♦ th e M o rris o n -S tre e t b r i d g e . ♦ c o n ta c t. All p r in te rs w h o c a rry I. 'b a ll be levied upon each m em b er
you n ex t m o n th P a sk y a n d w e will A m erican am i fo re ig n w o rk sh o p s u n ­
♦ T h o se liv in g on th e H a w th o rn e ♦ I I c a rd s sh o u ld feel p ro u d o f th is u n til such a tu n e as o u r re se rv e fund
ex p ect you to h elp keep us o ff th e d e r th e e ig h t-h o u r sy stem is sta te d .
♦ A venue, M ount S co tt, S ellw ood, ♦ in s titu tio n . M r. A n d e rso n ap o lo g izes re a c h e s th e m ark p re sc rib e d by th e
ro a d w hich lead s to th e tw o b ig I be firm s liste d a r e . C o m m o n w ea lth
Today and Tomorrow
♦ R ose C ity P a rk , B ro ad w a y , Irv- ♦ fo r fa ilu re to w rite to h is m any c o n s t it u t io n
b u ild in g s th a t m ade S alem fam ous. S tee l C om pany. G ra n ite C ity, HI.;
calls for
♦ in g to n , A lb e rta , W o o d law n , ’an - ♦ frie n d s h ere, sa y in g bis p h y sic al c o n ­
Lis | W eb b is th e p ro u d f a th e r
Z eiss O p tica! W o rk s. J e n a , G e rm a n y ;
♦ co u v er, W illiam s A venue, St. ♦ d itio n is such th a t le tte r w ritin g is of a baby boy. B ro th e r W eb b now U. S.
WAGE INCREASES
DURABILITY
S a lfo rd
Iron W o rk s, M a n c h e ste r,
♦ J a h n s a n d M ississip p i A venue ♦ alm o st im p o ssib le th e g r e a te r p o rtio n en jo y s th e d istin c tio n of b ein g th e i
IS URGED BY A. F. OF
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♦ lin e s ca n re a c h th e m e etin g ♦ of th e tim e.
and Economy in
fa th e r of tw o boys. It is stra n g e ,
W o rk s, n e a r Liege. Belgium .
♦ place by tr a n s f e r r in g to th e ♦
G eo rg e N eh e r, w ho h as b een h e lp ­ but n one th e less a fact, th a t th e f $3 M in im u m a n d W a g e In c re a s e s
Street Paving
R e g a rd in g th e e x p e rie n c t of th e
♦ R u sse ll-S h a v e r car.
♦ ing his b ig b r o th e r s d rill a w ell in ch ild ren o. e n g ra v e rs a re in v a riab ly
f o r E v e r y E m p lo y e o f th e U n ite d
A m erican Yirm. th e B u lletin sa y s:
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M o rro w co u n ty , cam e in fo r th e ho| ‘girls.
SECURE THE BEST
S ta te s G o v e r n m e n t, R e g a r d ­
"T h e w o rk m en in th e o p e n -h e a rth
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¡days, an d e x p e c ts to go to Fall-
less o f C la s s ific a tio n .
H arry H ale re tu rn e d fro m C hicago
Boost for
T h e G old, O reg o n , N ew s w a n ts a b rid g e ab o v e T h e D alles on a sim last S a tu rd a y am i gives a g lo w in g
d e p a rtm e n t an d b o ile r ro o m w ere
“y o u n g sin g le p r in te r to ta k e c h a rg e ila r job. a f te r th e first of th e year •o count of b u sin e ss c o n d itio n s in
B IT U L IT H IC
At a c o n fe re n c e o f tra d u nion rep ch a n g ed , in 1912. fro m a sy stem of
o f a sm all p r in tin g p la n t.” In q u ire
M u ltn o m ah P rin tin g Com pany and th a t sectio n of th e c o u n try .
resi n ta tiv e s. held in th e A. F. of I. tw o 12-bour sh ifts to on e of th re e
T o do th is r e ­
•
th e F ra n k lin P re ss re m e m b e re d us
I he P o rtla n d
P h o to E n g ra v e rs b u ild in g , re c e n tly , it w as a g re e d th a t e ig h t-h o u r sh ifts.
G u s W . K ra m e r, fo r tw o y e a rs an th is y e a r w ith v ery n e a t so u v en ir I nion No. 31 w ishes its m a n y frie n d s co n g re ss be u rg ed to ta k e th e above q u ired in c re a sin g th e n u m b e r o f m en
r w r th s r th e l o a » X a d u a try K o v a -
o p e r a to r at th e s ta te p r in tin g p la n t .C h ris tm a s c a rd s.
in th e o p e n -h e a rth d e p a rtm e n t from
a H ap p y and P ro sp e ro u s N ew Y ear. act
m a a t by h a r in g th ia L ak a t appaar
♦ ion.
on y o a r p rin te d K a t tar. I t a ta a d t
22
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L iste n : T h e J o u rn a l C o m p o sers
I he c o n fe re n c e w as a tte n d e d by
fo r good w orkm an sh ip, f a i r w a fa a
in P o rtla n d T u esd a y . H e is sho w in g ¡w on th re e from tin- S chm id I.inos
and tha n p b n lld ln f o f the ¿Tty.
¡n e a rly 100 o rg a n iz e d g o v e rn m e n t e m ­ w as n e c e ssa ry to in c re a se th e n u m ­
up o n th e J o u rn a l.
¡W e d n e sd a y on th e P o rtla n d A lleys.
ployes. am i in clu d ed ev ery tr a d e an d b er of m en o nly fro m eig h t to ten.
G uy M cG reer left T h u rs d a y e v e - ¡ in
th e
P rin tin g
T ra d e s
T en p in
Local Ns. »».
callin g . P re sid e n t G o m p ers p re sid e d T h e h o u rly w age r a te s of all th e m en
M uting Trades Consoli
n in g fo r B end, O reg o n , w h e re he I L ea g u e! T h e T e le g ra m g r a b b e d t w o
Composed of
„ A ia.ries n Federation ot Mastrisns.
c o n c e rn e d w ere in c re a se d an a v e ra g e
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le ie g r a m g ralilx (I tw o
Headquarters and Secretary's Office. lltHA an d S e c re ta ry F ra n k M o rriso n ac te d
T yp ograp h ical Union
is to ta k e c a re o f a c o m b in a tio n (from th
<>f 20 p e r , ce n t.
E x ac tly tile sam e
the e O re g o n ia n P re ssro o m anti i
atreet— H . C. Hanaer, Secretary
as se c re ta ry .
W eb P ressm en'« U nion
« « 8 » . C. B a n te r . S e c r e ta r y .)
P rin tin g P ressm en ’s Union
o p e ra to r-a d m a n jo b on th e B ulletin, th e M o d ern P rin ts w e n t to sle. p
p ro d u c ts w ere m ad e u n d er th e tw o
'I he fo llo w in g re so lu tio n s w ere
Press A ssistants' Unton
o n e o f th e new dailies ju s t e s ta b - J an d d ro p p ed tw o to th e Jo u rn a l
sy
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Stereotype's*
and K le c tru ty p e rs ’
B o a rd M e e t in g , D e c e m b e r 29, 1916. u n an im o u sly a d o p te d :
Union
lish ed th e re . Mr. M cG reer's fam ily J P re ssro o m .
T h is p laces th e T ele-
I n d er tile e ig h t-h o u r sy stem , in
Rookbindera' Union
W h e re a s, th e cost of tile a c tu a l
P r e s e n t- P e tt in g c ll . H a rn a c k . B i n ­
B indery W om en's U nion
will rem a in h ere u n til lie can secure 'g ra n t on e g am e in th e lead o v er th e
sp ite of th e in c re a se of h o u rly ra te s,
M ailers’ Union
n e c e s sitie s of life h as ad v a n ce d in an
der,
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q u a r te r s th e re .
j M od ern s fo r firs t place.
F la n d e r-
P l^otoengravers' U nion
th e re w as a sli t d e c re a se in th e
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cost of p ro d u ct .n, o w in g to th e
few y ea rs, ami.
tio n th is w eek on th e O b se rv e r at r e s t of the se aso n , o w in g to illness w o rth . A b se n t—Clow.
h ig h e r efficien cy o f th e w o rk e rs.
W h e reas, th e wage-- an d sa la rie s
M in u tes of last m e etin g re a d am i
La G ra n d e, u n d e r C lark I.e ite r, and in bis fam ily.
IT ’S GOOD FOR YOU
I h ere w ere v ery c o n sid e ra b le re d u c ­
T ile M o d e rn s are ap p ro v ed .
of tile ra n k an d file o f g o v e rn m e n t
le ft W e d n e s d a y n ig h t fo r th a t place. ¡th e r e f o r e sh o rt on e good b o w ler
t io n s in th e am o u n t
of pig iron
Eat
R e sig n a tio n of F ra n k L ucas read em p lo y es an d th e em p lo y es of th e
M r. C ra w fo rd lias re c e n tly been A p p lic a n ts fo r th is p o sitio n will
ch a rg ed an d in th e am o u n t of fuel
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w o rk in g at O re g o n C ity am A lbany. p le a se ap p ly h er
oil co n su m ed . A lso th e q u a lity o f '
N ext w eek, on
R e sig n a tio n of J. E. O w en as p r e s ­ g e n e ra lly in c re a se d since 1853. but
R o b ert I). B angs a rriv e d in P o r t­ alley s 1 an d 2, th e J o u r n a l Com -
th e
p ro d u ct w as very m uch im ­
lan d th is w eek fro m L eb a n o n , and p o se rs an d th e M odern P rin ts will j id e n t-e le c t of L ocal 99 rea d am i ac- on the c o n tra ry , h av e been su b jected prov id ."
cep ted .
to a c o n s ta n t d e c re a se b ecau se of tile
is w o rk in g on th e O re g o n ia n .
trj- c o n c lu s io n s ; th e J o u rn a l P re s s ­
Sold Everywhere
steadily g ro w in g n u m b er of low er
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M a rtin I.ingos, w h o has been w o rk ­ room an d T e le g ra m te am s will bowl
LABORERS
IN
OAKLAND
GET
sa larie d p o sitio n s and th e ex ten sio n
p
ian
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,
accep
ted
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ing d u rin g th e h o lid a y ru sh in a job on 3 and 4, am i th e Schm id L in o and
W A G E IN C R E A S E .
New m em b ers a c c e p te d —G. L. I-' ord, of the h o u rs of vvoik. th e re , be it
sh o p at La G ra n d e, re tu r n e d to P o r t­ th e O re g o n ia n P re ssro o m will m eet
EMIL THIELHORN
Resolved, th a t tile c o n g re ss of tile
H. 1*. H an sen , \ \ . 1 . T h o m p so n an d
lan d th is w eek.
I be high cost of liv in g w on fo r
on 5 an d 6.
al- I c ited S ta te s be an d is h ere b y e a r ­
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Pupil of Sevcik. Teacher of Violin.
la b o re rs ot th e O ak lan d . C a lifo rn ia,
Ja c k Silk is in to w n ag ain , but
N ext S u n d ay will o ccur tile m atch
Thirty Years’ International Experi­
s ivs w hen he leav es th is tim e it will gam e b etw e en th e P r in te r s ' te a m of low ed to finish w o rk c o n tra c te d fo r nt t h p e titio n e d to en a ct le g isla tio n s tre e t d e p a rtm e n t an in c re a se in pay
to a lle v ia te e x istin g c o n d itio n s by from $2.5(1 to $2.75 a day. T h e in ­ ence. 207 Fliedner Bldg., 10th and
b e " fo r g ood.” l i e h as a new o cc u ­ th e S alem C ity L eague and th e M o d ­ u n d e r n o n -u n io n c o n d itio n s.
p ro v itiilg in c re ase s of pay at th e
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Washington.
c re a se will go in to effect J a n u a r y 1.
p a tio n ; a sk him ab o u t it.
e rn P rin ts. T h e g am e will be for
ra te s n am ed below , to ta k e effect
to
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A t th e sam e tim e W . J. Baccus,
T h e O re g o n ia n rem em l red all i t s 't o t a l pins, will begin at 1:30 an d will
Phones Marshall 1<2>
im m ed iately upon ap p ro v a l of th e c o m m issio n er of stre e ts , a n n o u n c e d
em ployes on S a tu rd a y b e io re C h r is t- jb e fo r blood an d sa tisfa c tio n . D '- b o o k s fo r Use in e x a m in a tio n of new
le g isla tio n a m i to ap p ly to all em ­ th a t he would p ro p o se an in c re a se
m as w ith m e rc h a n d is e o rd e rs, and, W e rt of th e T e le g ra m te am will bowl i m em b ers, am i also to h av e th e p ian o
p loyes of tile U n ited S ta te s am i of to $3 a day for th e la b o re rs on Ju ly
tu n ed .
in asm u ch as th e ir em ployes n u m b e r in place of P e te F la n d e rtn e y e r, w ho
I pon m o tio n r e tirin g o ffic er P et- th e D istrict of C olum bia, viz:
KINDORF BROS.
1.
h u n d re d s, th is m e a n t an e x p e n d itu re I has w ith d raw n, as sta te d above. A
tin
g e ll is given a u n an im o u s vote of | " I hose em p lo y es receiv ing salarie s
o f se v eral th o u s a n d d o lla rs
¡d in n e r will he given th e v isitin g team
of less th a n $1(MKI per a n n u m an in ­
We Have Moved to
Hi H and’s m ines are now p ro d u cin g
A lb e rt V. P e a rs o n d e p o site d a Los ¡ a f te r th e b a ttle is over. H ill, B ailey th a n k s for bis u n tirin g e ffo rts am i
c re a se of 33 1-3 p er ce n t, p ro v id ed c o a l at a r a te of
su
ccess
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A n g eles c a rd th e fo re p a r t o f th is i P ilk e n to n , F re e la n d an d D o o little
ab o u t 2.000,000
125 GRAND AVENUE
th a t no t tnployc sh all receiv e co m ­ to n s a year.
w eek, an d lias been w o rk in g on th e wilt r e p r e s e n t S alem , w hile Dye. De- tio n d u rin g tin y e a r 1916.
F o llo w in g bills w ire read an d o r ­ p e n sa tio n at a r a te of less th a n $3
O re g o n ia n .
W e rt. K napp, H o u ser an d G allup will
d
ere
d paid
C om m issio n on new p e r d ay if paid by th e day. $90 p er
T h e o D eN yse to o k a " tr a v e le r ” and try to show th e v isito rs bow to bowl.
m o n th if paid by th e m o n th , o r $1080
left fo r O a k la n d la st S a tu rd a y . He Y ou e x p a tr ia te d S ale m itc s. com e out m em b ers. $7.50; b o ard a tte n d a n c e ,
p e r y ea r if paid by th e y e a r ;
$11.00;
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h as b een em ployed fo r ab o u t a y e a r ja n d e n c o u ra g e th e V a lle y ite s. fo r
2 » 1 M O H RIK O N NTHKKT.
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"T h o se em p lo y es rec eiv in g salarie s
bill. $1.00; te le p h o n e s. $17.65; ren t,
as lin o ty p e o p e r a to r fo r H. C. th e y a re g o in g to need it!
of
$1000
or
m
ore,
but
less
th
a
n
$1500
B ro w n e & Co. T h o m a s Q uigley is i J. C. B ro o k s sen d s a C h ristm a s $70.00; p re sid e n t, salary . $25.00; se c ­
O F A I.I. K IN I t s
IK IV <>H h i , ■ k
LHJ s r . . . . . . . .
.. ..
p e r an n u m , an in c re a se of 25 p e r c e n ..
T A M A I. E N
O Y .S'T K H ti
now on th e m a c h in e a t B ro w n e ’s.
c a rd fro m S o u th B end, W ash ., w h ere re ta ry . sa lary . $40; s e rg e a n t at arm s.
"T
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ing
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$5.00: ste w a rd . $5.00; a u d ito r. $5.00;
T H F P L A C E T O . OK T T H K B O X W IT H T H K L A B E L
A le tte r fro m Ja m e s M cl.o u g h lin , I he is w o rk in g on th e J o u rn a l.
o f $1500 or m ore, but less th a n $2000
a m e m b er of No. 58 w ho is an in m a te
M ark W . P e te rs e n , c o n s ta b le -e le c t to ta l. $192.15.
T ra n s fe rs issued M E. R andolph p er an n u m , an in c re a se of 2 0 p e r c e n t.
of th e P rin te r s H om e a t C o lo ra d o i w ill ta k e o ffice J a n u a r y 1st, succeed -
I hose em p lo y es rec eiv in g sa la rie s
an
d B onnie R eploglc.
S p rin g s, C o lo ra d o , d a te d D ecem b er in g A ndy W e in b e rg e r, w h o h as held
of
$2000
o r m ore, b u t less th a n $2500
Pay y o u r duet now .
24. says C hiles an d A n d erso n ( i n - 't h e o ffice se v e ra l te rm s. M r. P e te r-
p er an n u m , an in c re a se of 15 p e r c e n t. ;
m a te -m e m b e rs o f No. 58) a re d o in g ¡sen h as been lin o ty p e o p e r a to r at
“T h o se em p lo y es rec eiv in g sa la rie s
w ell an d fe e lin g fine, and th a t M r. th e M a rsh P rin tin g C o m p an y fo r
of $2500 o r m o re. 10 p e r cen t.
C hiles will so o n he able to leave th e se v e ra l y ea rs. H is p lace w ill be filled
_____
"T h e se in c re a se s to ap p ly to em -
in s titu tio n an d seek w ork.
¡by G eo rg e L ew is, w h o has b een hold-
R c g u la r m e e tin g ca lle d to o rd e r at I’loyes re g a rd le ss of w h e th e r th e y
T h e n ex t m e e tin g of th e u nion w ill ing dow n a sim ila r s itu a tio n w ith
a re paid ' y th e piece, h o u r, day,
30 p. m„ by P re s id e n t B arn es.
be S un d ay , J a n u a r y 7, 1 p. m., at th e Let? L in o ty p e C om pany,
Roll call fo u n d all o ffic e rs p re se n t. m o n th o r y ear, an d all civ ilian e m ­
h all o v e r C itiz en s B ank building,
W . S. P o w ers, now in th e P r in te r s
T h e b u sin e ss o f th e m e e tin g w as p loyes, w h e th e r c la ssifie d o r u n c la s­
G ra n d av en u e and E a st A ld er. See i H om e fro m S e a ttle U n io n , se n d s th is
ta k e n up an d d isp o sed of w ith th e sified, in th e civil se rv ice o r o u tsid e
n o tic e at th e to p o f th is colun-i’
u nion a C h ristm a s c a rd an d a sk s to
Broadway 53 PORTLAND, OREGON
A 4304
u su al p ro m p tn e ss o f o u r p re sid e n t. o f th e civil se rv ic e.’’
A lb e rt T o z ie r w as v isitin g in F o r t - ! bc re m e m b e re d
to all
P o rtla n d
W h a t could be d o n e in th e case of
P re sid e n t G o m p ers w as a u th o riz e d
la n d d u rin g th e ho lid ay s, hav in g com e frie n d s.
Dealers in First Class Merchandise of All Kinds.
p la s te re r w h o h a s th e G ood S h e p - jto a p p o in t c o m m itte e s to in a u g u ra te
d o w n fro m h is H o o d R iv er a p p le ! “ E a sy P ic k in ’s” S te w a rt,
w h o is ¡h e rd ’s hom e
jo b in ca se he sh o u ld a n a tio n -w id e ca m p a ig n in b e h a lf of
Also Dealers and Shippers of Grain.
ra n c h . Mr. T o z ie r jo in e d No. 58 F eb- > w o rk in g on a lino mill at th e s ta te a g a in w ish to l i r e u n io n p la s te ie r s ¡th e ab o v e re q u e st th a t w ill e x te n t
to
ru a ry 6, 1887, an d r e tire d fro m th e ; Pr ’n ‘ inff p la n t in S alem , w as in to w n w as d iscu ssed
b z th e b r o th e r s
th e c o n s titu e n ts o f s e n a to rs an d con
b u sin e ss, ta k in g a w ith d ra w a l card. fo r ‘ he h o lid ay s, r e tu r n in g
to th e
T h e p re se n t
L ab o r T em p le w as g re ssm a n .
in A pril, 1896.
c a p ita l city T h u rs d a y .
a lso d isc u sse d at so m e le n g th .
TRI-STATE
1
T h e little h o lid a y ru sh is now all
E. E. N ash a rriv e d in P o rtla n d
T h e p ro p o sed e n te r ta in m e n t to be WHERE PUBLIC’S MONEY GOES
ov er, an d h e a d q u a r te rs lo o k s lik e a T u esd a y from L y n d en . W ash ., an d given by th e D istric t C ouncil o f C a r-
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sm all co n v e n tio n hall in th e m o rn - le ft la te r in th e w eek fo r S h a n ik o ,;p e n te rs w as ta k e n up. a n d b y m o tio n
E d ito ria l w rite rs w h o th u n d e r in
in g s, on a c c o u n t of th e n u m b e r o f O re g o n , w h e re h e h as a situ a tio n , ¡it w as decided th a t th is local w ould
d e fe n se of “th e p u b lic" w h en vork-
p r in te rs sh o w in g up here.
M r. N ash lias w o rk e d th r e e y e a rs sta n d th e ir p ro r a ta o f th e ex p en se
ers d em an d an e ig h t-h o u r da , fo r
st
T h e N ew s in sta lle d a m odel 16 L in- on *be L y n d en T rib u n e , in N o rth e rn an d la b o r to m ak e sam e a g ra n d in sta n c e , a re o v erlo o k in g s e n sa tio n a l
o tv p e th is w eek, th e g en ial M r. A d - , W a s h in g to n ,
success.
m a te ria l fo r th e ir fa v o rite su b ject.
am s, re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th e M e rg e n - i "D a d ” W h itin g is ru sh in g th e s e a ­
W e d n e sd a y , J a n u a r y 10, 1917. will
H e a rin g s a rc b ein g held on th e
th a le r com pany, h av in g c h a rg e o f th e son
H e ’s a lre a d y out on a scout be o u r ed u c a tio n a l n ig h t. D o n ’t fo r- v a lu a tio n of th e P o to m ac E le c tric
in sta lla tio n .
, fo r b ase b a ll m a te ria l for an a ll- s ta r get to be p re se n t.
H. H IL L .
P o w e r C o m p an y ’s p la n t, w hich th e
Apples, while they last,
T h is o ffice has received c a rd s c o n ­ b aseb a ll te am fo r th e O re g o n ia n for
R e c o rd in g S e c re ta ry , m a n a g e m e n t a p p ra ise s at $20,000.000,
ta in in g h o lid ay g re e tin g s from P r e s ­ th e co m in g seaso n .
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a g a in s t an $8.000,000 v a lu a tio n by th e
id en t S co tt an d S e c re ta ry H ay s of
P4INTTPC irWIAlU Mfl 1A public u tilitie s co m m issio n . In clu d ed
th e I T, U .; also g re e tin g s c a rd s
1 Alii ILIld LillVll 1W. 1U in th e co m p an y ’s list is $650.000 fo r
fro m te rm e r m e m b ers fro m C oeur
By N. H. Robinson.
- "c o n c e iv e r’s c o m p e n sa tio n .” $700 000
C a r l F . F r e ilin g e r .
d'A len e. G reat F alls. V ancouver, B.
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fo r “b ro k e ra g e an d co m m issio n s,"
UNION MEN
UNION MADE GOODS
C .; C hicago, N ew Y ork City, and se v ­
W ell, th e ca m p a ig n is o v e r an d th e $2,115.323 fo r "d e v elo p m en t c h a rg e s ,”
W ith th e d o s e o f th e obi an d th e
e ra l to w n s in O re g o n ..
$262,000 fo
f o r r “legal,
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fra n c h is e an d
¡daw n of th e N ew Y ear it is c u s ­ u su al "p o st m o rte m " is in o rd e r, so '$262,000
G eo rg e A. L ew is and w ife, w ho to m a ry to review o u r d eeds an d e x ­ w e will give th o se o f you w h o d id n 't fe rta in m e n t," an d $25,000 fo r “p re-
h av e been v isitin g re la tiv e s in L e w ­ am in e o u r a c tio n s <,f th e p ast y ear, cotne to m e etin g la st W e d n e s d a y th e ° rg a n iz a tio n c h a rg e s .”
, The
“c o n c e iv e rs’ c o m p e n s a tio n ”
isto n d u rin g th e h o lidays, re tu rn e d th a t we m ay. in tl e New Y ear, p ro fit re su lts.
T h u rs d a y m o rn in g . M r. L ew is says by o u r e x p e rie n c e s in th e p ast. W e
A bout th e sam e n u m b e r cam e as re p re s e n ts th e p rice paid to th e m en,
th e y e x p e rie n c e d som e very cold a re w ont to c a re fu lly ex a m in e our w ere at th e p rev io u s e le c tio n and w ho, as C o rp o ra tio n C o u n sel Sym e
w e a th e r d u rin g th e ir absence, and ev ery a c t, to se v ere} ! critic iz e o u r e v e ry th in g w en t o ff sm o o th ly as p er P” ‘ >*• “th o u g h t it w ould he a good
th in g to h av e an e le c tric lig h t p lan t
en jo y ed se v eral sle ig h rid es.
T hey many m ista k e s, and ibeit reso lv e p ro g ra m .
THE UNION STORE
H ere a re th e o ffic e rs-e le c t : P re si- >n W a sh in g to n ."
w ere m uch su rp rised , how ev er, to nev er a g a in to e r r as we h av e in tile
T he co m p an y 's e x p e rt ag re ed th a t
find th a t a little of th e w in try p a st. W ould it n o t be w ell to ex ten d dent, N. IL R o b in so n : v ic e -p re sid e n t.
w e a th e r had b een w ished o n to P o r t ­ th is ex am i n a t ion in to o u r unionism . T h o rv a l T h o m p so n : r e c o rd in g secre- *• w as b a rd to s e p a ra te th e c h a rg e s
THIRD AND BURNSIDE STREETS
land.
o rg an iz ; tio n . c o n c e iv e rs an d a t ­
I o ask o u rs e lv e s : H ave we d o n e all ta ry . I II. P ic k a rd ; fin a n c ia l se cre-
H B uckle of V icto ria, B. ( .. and in o u r po w er to m a k e o u r u nion a ta rs t.e o W T o w n s e n d : tr e a s u r e r , to rn e y s, but as a g e n e ra l p ro p o sitio n
J L an g e of S e a ttle v isited to T h u rs ­ big g er, stro n g e r, an d b e tte r o r g a n ­ W G T o d d ; ro n d u c to . G. A. W a r th e co n c eiv ers w ere to do n o th in g
Ila » a d d e d to «took
U m b r e lla s th e
fa m iiu « A lle g r e t t l C h o c o la te a P ocket
day. M r. Lang,- i- S e a ttle r e p r e s e n ­ iz atio n .
H av e we paid o u r du s n e r ; w ard en . R. L. P e r k in s : tr u s te e , but th in k of th e plan fo r an elec tric
H a a h L K h ta , T u n g s te n
G lo be«
and
lCth AMD X O 1 M I I O I R B .
tw o m o re U n io n -M a d e C le a r s
ih .
ta tiv e o f tli,1 I iiin tv p e r n " |i i i n . and p ro m p tly , a tte n d e d ev ery m e etin g , D R B- w n ; b u sin e ss a g e n t. E. E. light p la n t an d th e p ro m o te rs w ould
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F r . . u .b T .r y
O p .n u n til m id n ig h t
Mr. B uckle is s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e and above all h av e w, given to th e
C ouncil. F. H. P ic k a rd . A. V. N a u ra - p ro p e r p eo p le,”
5 ic to ria C o lo n ist. H e cam e to P o r t ­ o ffic ers o u r u n s t i n t 'd su p p o rt, w o rk ­
Red Stam p« G iven.
til
and O tto H a r tw ig ; d e le g a te s to
“Y ou assu m e th e n ," said C o rp o ra-
la n d to in v e s tig a te th e m e rits of th e ing w ith th em at ill tim es, not c rit
B rin g yo u r p rM e rtp tlo n « to bo fille d .
B u ib lin g T ra d es, N. H. R o b in so n a n d 't i o n C ounsel Syine. " th a t th e se c o n - '
Ludlow T v p o g ra p h s as o p e ra te d 'b y ieizing them b etw e en m e etin g s, but
S ta tio n O reg o n E le c tr ic H . It.
P hone«
M a rs h a ll
O tto H a r tw ig : d e le g a te s to M etal ceiv ers com e to th e D istric t of Co-
H G 0, A 7530
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
Do Not Eat
Haynes Vegetarian Bakery
Musicians Mutual Association
WEATHERLY
ICE CREAM
S h i n n ’s
S w e e t
S b o u
F IN E C A N D IE S ( q , LUN CH EO N S
CARPENTERS NO. 1106
TRI-STATE TERMINAL
WAREHOUSE CO.
F a r m e r s U n io n A g e n c y
We carry a full line of groceries and provisions.
Try our
Flour, made from No.
hard wheat. $7.80 per bbl.
Farmers’ Union Brand, Second Grade Patent
$7.60 per bbl. Both grades fully guaranteed.
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TRI
ATE Coffee. S t e e l C u t and
Whole Roast.
We will supply your wants and fill your orders
promptly. Our prices are right.
75 cents per box.
THE PHOTO ENGRAVERS
should wear
and buy at
Bowman Bros.
LELAND DRUG CO.