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THE BROOKS-SCANLON
PLANT AFFECTED.
WHY. THAT WAS
PRESIDENT ANDREW
JACKSON'S FAVORITE
CHEW
OLD HICKORY WAS
MIGHTY PARTICULAR
ABOUT HIS TOBACCO
Kmplo)ccs I.cavo IIcrnii!o of Ills-
clinrKQ of 1iir Other Offer to
1 tot urn If I.rnders Reinstated
Compromise Hcfimrtl.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Nearly two hundred employes of
tho Drooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
walked out this morning as a protest
against tho discharge of four fellow
workmen, necessitating tho shut
down of tho planer, tho shipping de
partment, the box factory and part
of tho saw mill. After leaving the
plant tho men crossed tho river to
Tho Shovlln-Hlxon Company plant
where they wero Joined by about 25
employes of that company.
Later in tho forenoon, through n
commlttco appointed at a hastily
called meeting at the Hippodrome,
tho men offered to return to work if
tho four discharged men were re
employed, asserting that they had
been discharged because of their con
nection with a union organization
meeting held yesterday. Replying,
Manager Keycs denied having let the
four men go becauso of their connec
tion with the union movement. "We
havo let them go," ho said, "becauso
-wo consider them agitators and be
causo they havo been trying to ere
ato discontent among our men."
Docs Nut Object to Union.
In tho course of tho discussion,
which took placo in Mr. Keycs' office,
ho offered, as a compromise measure,
to reinstate all of tho men except Kay
Canterbury, whoso nttltudo toward
tho company ho was especially dis
satisfied with. Further, Mr. Keycs
said that' he believed that he could
provo that Canterbury was not what
ho claimed himself to bo here. Ho
th on added to his first offer and said
that if.he were unable to prove his
charges ho would reinstate Canter
fcury, also. Asked If he would put
Canterbury back until he could prove
his charges he refused, and the meet
ing ended, the committee leaving to
report to a meeting at tho Hippo
drome.
During tho discussion Mr. Keyes
denied that Canterbury had been dis
charged -because of his connection
with yesterday's union organization
meeting and stated that he would not
attempt not interfere with the forma
tion of a union.
Klfcht-Hour Day Hobs Up.
The question of union organization
and recognition and the grant of tho
eight-hour day kept bobbing up
through the discussion, both Mr.
Keyes and General Manager McCann,
of Tho Shovlln-Hlxon Company,
pointing out that it would be Impos
sible for their companies to run their
mills on eight hour shifts until all
lumber mills in the country did tho
eamo.
Strikers to Stay Out.
For tho strikers, Leader Canter
bury, following tho Hippodrome
meeting this morning, said, "This
organization Is a peaceablo ono and
mado no demonstration whatever,
not oven shutting off tho machinery,
although wo knew where tho levers
were." Following the gathering at
tho Hippodrome 188 men and women
Htrikers marched silently two abreast
through the business streets of tho
city, circling back to the Hippo
drome.
In an adjourned meeting this at-
tornoon at tho Hlppodromo, the strik
ers voted Informally not to return to
work until Canterbury should be re
instated, or until charges against him
could bo proved. Tho action was
taken after tho report of the com
mlttco which met with the mill man
agers. It was stated by members of
tho commlttco that this would mean
that tho strike' would last through
tho week.
It was decided to send men to tho
logging camps to Increase the num
ber of signers for tho union petition.
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STUDHXT OI)Y VOTKS TO Sl'II
SCIUllK W( TO MTIKHTV LOAN
Sl'IIOOIiMATKS NOW I.V AIUIY
and xayy (sirr scppoiit ok
TIIOSi: STILL AT HOMK.
that n hatchery at tliu now location
could do mora than any ono thing to
build up tho trout streams and lakes
of Central Oregon,
Mr. Hartley has been supervising
the construction of a concruto fish
ladder at n now power dam on
Crooked Hlvor. Work is also pro
gressing on tho roncretu ladder he
lug stalled nt Shornr'n Falls on tho
Deschutes.
The Ford Car was designed lo serve the mulli
tude and it is daily meeting the requirements of
business and pleasure' (or owners in all parts of
the world. As valuable lor big business and the
professions as for the farmer and small merchant.
Simplicity and ease of operation make it the ideal
ear for the family. Foul ears have become a gen
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Sedan $(J.ir, Coupelet $505, Town Car $51)5 all
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APV auilJUM on 'nnjuoaojjopj
QUI lit O3IAJ0H JIIO.C lit HJIUip J 1)0. J
(From Thursday's Dally.)"
That the Uond high school Is In no
way lacking In patriotism, was shown
this afternoon, when at a meeting of
t(io student body It was decided to
purchase a $50 Liberty bpnd. Tho
action expresses the school's feeling
as a whole, but the amount Is not
representative of the sum which pu
pils actually havo subscribed to aid
the government, as a number have
purchased bonds Individually. Many
i high school boys are now in the army
and navy.
Election of officers followed tho
decision as to the Liberty bond, and
George Short was picked as student
body treasurer, with William Will-
lams yell leader.
You Can Buy Cheaper
Than You Can Bake
Cent-Ore-Motor Co.
I3END. OREGON
Phono Illnck W'J
TO URGE NEW SITE
FOR FISH HATCHERY
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
The advisability of establishing a
fish hatchery at tho new Fall Hiver
site recently located will bo strongly
urged beforo Stato Game Warden
Shoemaker and Master Fish Warden
Clauton, was tho statement made this
morning by District Warden Hartley,
who arrived in IJend today In
the course of an official trip through
Central Oregon. Mr. Hartley believes
Why not be safe and save your money your
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1. Are U. S. Government
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2. Bear A per cent interest.
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4. Sold on installments: $2
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Bonds purchased ; $18
Nov. 15, 1917; $40 Dec.
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5. Convertible if later bonds
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No Want too BigNoWanl too Small'
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