Bandon recorder., November 11, 1909, Image 7

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Woman He ds Ctlic > Ssho >. women of labor to ■ rs inine WBai
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, who was re­ gnnlzation lias done, what it cuu do.
cently appointed rftu ci ii.iei.dent of for tlie human family Is so marked
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of edness of some of our jieople oil the
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zatfons involves the life of the nution.
ceive so imp- riant an appointment
Fhe defeated -is tm.»u who have excel­ At no time In the history of the world
has organization been found more nei-
lent records as educator* Her salary
essary for the preservation of the very-
will be £10.iK)0 per year
life of the toiler than today. A cer­
Discussing tier poll. It s. Mrs Young
tain class of employers not content
said:
with the force of their own organ! a-
•'I think it is time to lay more force
tion is invoking the aid of the court -.
on the old plain f ems known ns tile
and upon us devolves the duty
maintaining and preserving such rt I
as we now possess
To gain the attention of th«« public
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and to secure and fasten public senti­
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ment we must give prixif of mental
and moral worth. In the Individual we
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have that mental and moral force, but
. It stands for nothing in the person We
must co- i-ntra’e ttuit power, aid In
centraliz. g it in and throu: !i < r ranf-
zatlon we .are e- it-led to so di
’ It
as to bring sub '.atitial results.
In an industrial strife It is no longer
a question of endurance Our oppo
nents resort to measures less expeti-
The Real Estate Man
slve and productive of results.
The recent decision in the (Joniper
Mitehell-Morrison case plainly Ind'
e:iti s (lint otir opponents uro iisitv-
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their intelligence and organization to a
I ptirtiose.
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They h. ve made .a stui'y of o|-gan! .
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i z.ation, tlie [lower .and effect of colie-
slven<-s :>t-l resultant effect of inti
gent direction of that organization
dnstrlally ami jxditicaily.
The duty of tlie wage earner is
organize. but that is not all. He must
Twin Screw, New and Fast
i carefully study tlie aims and objects of
that org; uilzatioii and assist in its lu­
teiligeiit dlr re, tion. whether sn -h action
ben <'ii tl • industrial or political Gel
ive
Frot ¡1 wh fever point his Interest is
ntta
id judgment to resist any en-
Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
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good service our motto
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the rights of mini. . IK
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1 iwn of day it has bee
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bitter struggle, requit
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
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J. H. JOHNSTON.
‘fit, Bandon, Oregon
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•ur present status. When
ic.
sat«J?
i imiustrial conflict tlie i
of J:ih
‘ ing y a i 1 cheerful!.'’ io
lices ns they believe will
such
contri
in achieving tlie desired
has de­ cud.
bus for
When the conflict is extended to the
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
county
politi al fichi by tlie capta! is of indus­
hing I d
try it is plainly and clearly the duty of
mi has
the hour f -r tin- men of labor to arm
them elves with l'io ballot and dire t
it in a manner that will bring victory
A Homelc-ss Ambassador,
to organized labor.
a reicht dinner in New York
It is tile duty of the hour for mon
Saiis from Coot
rdays at Service of Tide
Jo.stipfi !i • ■
. - ■ b-r . ip i «ador
of labor to organize .uid pre[>ure to
from the I? i d state. to Crear Brit­
Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Poitland, Wednesday at 8 P. M.
m -to;.-- nents op the indui -
•tin. was «p."ti;iug of tle' lb ' '-ss ;y for
■imi dotile tliet selves with the r-
proper aml> - duriti residences in l'or-
of citizenship to do battle in the po
MILLER. Agent. Marshigg^
eign conn!tï s.
liticai arena.
-When I first went
We should- know tlie power of i o-
Mr. Clioate "i si'erit
heslvenoss at all times, industrially
isd.illg ti ! n house. it was a most nr
and politically.—Jerome Jones in Amer­
iUolls sel l ie«> in my country's Interi -t
ica i ¡-'ederationist.
1 tiail-d ill i elec till' av lila ble sections
AMERICA’S GREATEST WEEKEY
>f London . and uhl Io 1 was at it a
TRIAL BY JURY
I London | m ihby arre-bed a man who
tumido , on 10
vns pur-it i ,g a mos t erratic and for-
Workers Demand Rights Accorded to
■ rn ci:ursi • -nt Hvdi ' park way.
Lowest ct Criminals.
The Best Known Newspaper in the United States—Circu­
• Here. my man. said the lioliliy
In
his
Labor day manifesto John
wh.it ire you doing'? Whv don't yon
lation 200,000—Popular in Every State
Mitchell, second vice president of the
go home’.'
American I’eilerati m of Labor, made a
ieil the man bitterly.
The 74th year of its existence finds the Toledo Blade more popular than ■ " •Hctii*-’.'1
telling point when lie said:
I
have
no
home.
1
am
the
American
st any period of its remarkable career. It is now rea 1 each week by m >r
While the abu&e of the writ of iti
.uulias-.-idor.'
than a million people. Its field is not circumscribed by state boundaries
junction did not originate within the
bn involves the length and breadth of the United States, giving it an nn
last decade, yet it Is safe to say that
New Arrbsssador to M-txico.
questionable right of claiming to be th-» greatest national weekly n 'wspap<
the wrongful use of what was s primari
.
Henry I o • Wilson who succeeds
in the country.
ly a beneficent and necessary legal
I
!b>ni|ison.
re-
¡trued,
as
am-
David
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The Weekly Blade is distinctly a family newspaper.
The ...ie >bject
process lias become acute within I the
its publishers lias always been to make it til for the American home, for the bassador-to Mexlco. goes Io his new last ten years., and perhaps no .action
post with a ■ r i’iploi-'ill ic experience
fireside and of interest to every memb-.r of th« familv. To fulfill • this put
has . ;ii>- d st*-') universal pri b st a-
to draw np< I
In ¡nt. he conics from
pose it is kept clean and wholesome. I'tie news o'the world is handled in
the injunction issued by Justice iJotlid
•i diplomatic c faintly.
fninily. His lather, the
eomprebensive manner, and the various departments of 1 he Blad" ar
and tlie decision rendered by Justice
late James W
Wtlson.
tison. was a United
edited with painstaking care. The H msebold page is a delight to ti.
Wright.
-tales ml'- --
Vet- 7ueia and died
ster to Vei
women and children, cm rent aflairs are treated editorially without i-: ejodic.
The question of whether or not tin
in
that
rep
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The
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new
a'eb.-iss-idor
the aerial stones are selected with rhe idea of pleasing th" greatest niitiil
defendants sitali be required to serve
was npp-'lmi-d to tiis first dip! imitlc
of fiction lovers; the Question Bureau is a scrap-book of information; th
terms of imprison, sent sinks into in
Farmstead columns are conducted with the purpose of giving the pair ms ■ ’ '«s’, that f minister to Chile. In is'.*“
significance
when compared with tti
medium for the exchange of ideas and information on f irm topics. No i
r
principles of constitutional government
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pnrtment is neglected, but even feature is taken care of with the id.-ac,
and human freedom which are involv­
making The Blade worth many times the price of subscription- £1.1 >0 a ye.u
ed. And it is no reflection upon the
/
Sample copies mail«d free. Address, L’HE BLADE. Poled-'. Ohio.
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judiciary t • ay that workingmen wi
f?
not cease their agitation or-abate their
¿Tí'-
demands until trial by jury for every
«
defense which involves imprisonment
shall have be. n established and recog­
SI 11 ELDS
KENNEDY
nized as the only true principle of free
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government and the real guarantee of I
BLAFKN3IITIIN mi WU.OXJI IKF.KS
tlie impartial mi ministration of justice ■
Wagons of All kind* Made to Order
Horseshoeing a Specialty
The reu ons Assigned by th > - - w hi -
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oppose trial by jury in contempt cases ■
Jol> Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfa. (ion. Prices
will fall to convince-workingmen, who [
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reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street. Bandon, Oregon.
are the greatest sufCr-n-rs from impris­
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onment In such cases, that trial by 1
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jury
is not essential to the proper .ad
f
ministintion of justice when they ob­
serve daily men guilty of the most atro­
cious i rimes known In criminal juris
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pnc'eni-e enjoying the constitution il
gusranteeiof trial by jury.
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some city property?
Do you want tc sell your farm
or city property ?
Do you want to insure your
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Do you have any wants in the
rea estate or insurance line?
nnöination
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made arrangements
i-kantic
combination offer that will
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OUR ATTENTION
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I- I lied <> the fact that COL. C. T. BLUMEN-
!; »THER of Bandon, Oregon, will insure S.tw­
in n, I - ggers and other kinds of workmen
.ig i nst si i ness, accident or death at reasonable
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$7.50 £
First-class Passenger Fare.
$3 on Up Freight
Freight Rates,
E. WALS FROM . Agent, Bnndon, Oregon.
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L. I Kruse, managing agrtnt, 24 California St., San Francisco.
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The Opera
Menni Boer on|Brn w^lit
coukfEous j«eTHENr
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andon Recorder,
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Your choice of seven insurance
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Family Washing a Specialty.
NOTES.
Sin- e 1S9S the Machinists' Interna-¡
t Iona I union has grown, from iO.tMXi to
r,r>.7(X) member*.
In Oklahoma there «arc nt prpRont
n’lout .">25 separate unions, with an av­
erage membership i of »seventy-one jmt
organization.
T! lore !s a unlonfof’h.-ttmakers in I.e
Man*, I'fflneo, In which) file offices of
preside nt. vice presidents secretary ard
treasurer are hi-id by one man.
The on1 - ¡i- <>f in-oltiitrs. mc'.al work
or« and incclinniiflans. in I-’rtince re-
eei’tly vol
cop idne Tbi-new ■- i-
cjot will !»> e-'i! 'd the Union >of Metal
Work- -s inA Kindrei’ Trades.
By n
■ e: vote if a roc
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lake
nf A meri
jranw • v
le' i- :.---o:itl-
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build* rs a
ollenmikets.
Firs’
Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
-iliention given to fine woolen goods.
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Special
pre-sing Metis' Suits nml Ladies’ line skirts given
prompt attention
F. A BATES. Proprietor
Tl
tali forma anti Orogmi Cttawt Ntemnwhi p < o
Steamer Alliance
i<>tg between Portland anil <’oo* Bay only
WEEKLY TRIPS
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J. F_ WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon
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