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Demand
' . Tfa 'Amalf amated Woodworker! bald a
bMttnc Uat nlht n3 uhnlmoUly de
Hd4 to go on' a trikttala morning, and
M- Tult vry mmbr , ot th. unloa
TM7.uk for nine-hour day at tht
tamo wage which thay bay bean f
Mtvlag for 10 boura' wort, and atra con
Bdnt that thalr terma -wlli be granted.
Tba morning, at tba headquarters' ea
UbUihed on Second and JTamhlU atraeta.
- the union la receiving much,- eneouraga
, mant from other labor organization jn
: tha city, aa well aa from aympatblaera of
' the cauae. The following oomfnunlcatton
WOODWORKERS' OUT
tu received from 'the Fred Swarta mllli
"Oentlemen:r Although having received
bo official notice of the demands made by
V . the union, but being notified by the1 men
working for me, and they being members
of said union, J grant them their iJ
mandsv whicbr are, as J understand the
matter, nine hours per day, with the
praaent rate of nay. Hoping ' yon wtU
succeed In getting .the other mllia to
, grant your demands; 1 am, youra .truly.
. VFRED SWAJITZ,:
William Turner,, architect at the North
Pacific Planing MUL also - sent f a -com
munlcation encoueaging the union ' In Jt
stand, stating that ha expected soon to
- assume the responsibilities of superin
tendent or. the company, and that ha is
... in' futt sympathy with, the union. "j f
The mills affected by the strike are the
North Pacific the Hand, Manufacturing
. Company, the George Ainslle Company,
J.' Martin ft, Co., Nlcolal Bros." and the
Universal Sash & Door Company.
Gay Co. and the Fred Swarta mill
are unionised, having adopted tha nlne
- hour system, and are working full-hand'.
' ed today, Both are small mills, but It is
the intention to enlarge them soon. These,
with the new union mill now being erect
: ed on the East Side by Frank Smith &
Cv will In a month from now-be-'pre
V pared to give employment . to as .many
men aa all the other mllia combined, and
. for this reason union men are ,not wor
, rylng much -ovar the situation. They
firmly, believe, however, that all the mill
sfwwui grant tnem wnat tney asa in a very
.hOlt tlftM.: V". V w- ffi,
The union baa a'memberahlp of I0S, sev
eral new members being 'initiated 'last
night. About (50 men were employed in
the mills, therefore all but tg of the men
sure out. .
At the meeting last night it was de
elded to extend mcral support to the
laundry workers, and also to assist them
as far , as possible , financially If neces
sary. . A motion, prevailed also to Im
pose a fine of ft upon any member pa
tronlslng the laundries until the , strike
now on is settled. The laundry driver
were censured for .the course they have
. pursued during the diffloulties.
Some of ' the mills are running with
green hands, and one-bf the proprietors
said 'that all of them are in operation,
but this Is emphatically ' denied by the
- leaders of the strike.
A' few men are at work; at Nlcolal
Brotf.' mill. One of the firm aaid this
' morning;' "There are about 125 men at
work in all the mllia today. Of couree
'we are Inconvenienced some by the strike,
but we will never grant the nine-hour
. day. . We could not this and, compete
with' the sawmill working 10 hours a
nay ana uviua praciicenjr . int nurao uiu
of Work that we are doing. There are
plenty of good men w can get la the
country, and all the mills will be run--
nlng full-handed again In a few days."
' The union, however, entertain a dlf
. fe'rent opinion on the subject.
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WORKERS
7;.
Th4aundry-worker ar hopeful of win
ning their strike id a day or two. ,
A committee of drivers, acting In tha
rapacity of mediators, called at union
headquarters yesterday and. endeavored to
make arrangement for an early confer
an'ce between the striking employes and
SUGAR TRUST
Not Attempting' to Control the!
' " Cuban Crop.
, (Scrippa-McRae -New Association.),
WASHINGTON, May L-Prealdent
iwf-a .
LAUNDRY
1,1
Rlani ngilVI i 1 1 ' M en
Nine
at.;;'.
tha proprietor, v-The matter will come
up before the union- today ffftd a Vote
4 taken on the subject us -to what course
win, be pursued concerning the confer:
liCl -,''!...'-.. -.-"?. .',. ' i -ii'', ' ' '
la probable -that a meeting wUl be
bald , thia afternoon, by the ,un4on and. a
conference between the opposing, factions
flaky result tomorrow, at which soma final
Hnderttandlng is likely to be bad. ' : " -
The proprietor have shown a disposi
tion to meet the union as a body, but
the leader of the atrike wish their exec
utive board to attend to all matters of
this nature.'
'The'1 unlorf 'la leaving nothing undone
tor win oflt thrthe; struggle' now on, the
girls . working aa Industriously as the
i 'MK Wurmt, ot the Opera laundry, stat
d this morning ' thot.the t proprietors
haw acted-fair with employe all along;
that the differences were left to be ad-;
Justed by a committee, and the employes
placed; tha matter in the hande of the
Federated Trades. FHe tald that they had
rot. held Weekly - conferences " with the
rmployes,' prior to" the strike, as report
ed. t "tVe! are filling our laundries with
nviteiflW xpci to get along ' all
Ijlghf Borne of the restaurants using pa
per napkins and oil cloths are doing so to
favor "us' until we get on our feet, aa it
r The Portland . Lumbering A Macufaor
tvirlng Company's mill, whose' employes
to. tba, number of 160 went out on a strike
yesterday, atarted'Vp this morning with
a force of U men, the most et whorA are
the company s " proprietors and clerks.
The wnlon employes say that the com
pany offered them all aorta of Induce
menti to go to work this mornlhg, but
Stnt dJclIne fa' recognise .rgranisad) labor.
The steamer Aberdeen was unable to
complete loading lumber at the mfTi arTd
left .this mdrhlng' with a ' half cargo,
'longshoremen refusing to work at .the
company's dock until the men's terms ar
granted, r? ' --;;'' ,
The proprietors are standing firm and
says, that they will : never recognise the
unfoni Eimployea are' confident of win-
litrlng, however, and believe that steps will
be- taken in a very short time to effect
sTstUemht;''',',:-. "
Groups of' union- men have been near
the mill, all day watching operations, and
comparing notes. '
ARRESTED
Since the . Laundry Workers' Associa
tion declared a strike. Manager GUUland
of the Union "Laundry, which is one of
tha largest . establishments in Portland,
has had his Share of troubles.
' All of his union employes walked out,
and he tried to .supplant them ( with per
sons who were ' willing to work Sit the
old, scale.' " Jt waa" , not bard -to secure
this 'Class of labor;, but in many in
'btancc person : who agreed to take
strikers', places were persuaded to quit
their Jobs and Join the ranks of those
who war out , . !
i Many could not be convinced that they
ware doing labor a wrong, and now the
strikers' ar becoming disorderly.
Last night Martin Tulllaon wai arrest
ed, for. throwing a beer bottle at a non
union manas he was leaving -nork, and
this morning Mr. ' GUUland swore out
three more warrants for the arrest of
strikers, on charge of assault and bat-tary.---
v v. '
The police will, b on hand at the laun
dry tonight, to see that .no further dis
turbances occur. . '
Havemeyer of the sugar trust appeared
before the Senate Cuban relations com
mittee today. ' when Inquiry , was begun
Into the question as to tha amount ' of
Cuban sugar owned and controlled by th
trust. v
He said th trust now owns about 10
days' supply of Cuban sugar, and denied
that ' the trust - bad been buying up or
seeking to control a large proportion of
tha Cuban sugar crap. 1
Hours
THE
SAWMLL
SITUATION
STRIKERS
Caught With a
Camera
' ; Very embarrassing indeed. But
f awkward positions like this are relieved
1 p! much distress by the consciousness
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They Witnessed the
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tScrlppa-McRae New Association.)
. LOS ANGELES,' Cal, May l.-Tha an
nual fiesta celebration opened thla morn
ing! with an Elks' comic parade. S '
The streeta.'were gorgeously decorated.'
The biennial congress of the "National
federation 1 Of ; Woniea'a ,Cluba!, opened
this morning with a meeting of the ad
Vlsory . eounclL t ; ! .c, :''; 1 ::
' Its first session waa heldv this: after
noon, Mrs. ' Kebecca Douglass Lowe of
Georgia presiding, i -s ..-:ff. .;.. v,i I y
Addresses of - welcome . were : made by
Governor . Gage. .; Mayor .Snyder,. v Mrs.
Chester P. Dorland, state president; Mrs.
Kata Bulkey .of lOakland, and Mr. . Jo
siah Evans CoWles, president of the bl
ennial board.'"-
: President' Lowe responded. s
Greeting' from fraternal delegates and
raporta: of committees followed.
Tonight there -will ' be a reception at
the Women's Club house. - .
. - : .
The funeral of the late Richard 8. Per
kins took s place from - the family resi
dence. No. 665 Flanders street, at I
O'clock this afternoon. Bev. Wilson offi
ciated, and! 'the interment was In River
view cemetery. Many old friends of the
once hearty and rugged "Dick" Perkins
were present to pay their last respects,
to th,eir friend. "
REPUBLICANS
FILE TICKET
Herbert C. Smith, Secretary of the
State Central Republican Committee,
filed the county ticket; in the offloe of the
County . Clerk - They state, ticket ls: filed
With the Secretary of State and the city
ticket with the City Auditor. The Citi
zens' ticket was filed several days ago. f
5
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) .
CALCUTTA, May 1. A disastrous tor
nado swept over Dacca and vicinity to
day.
Several villages were razed and 416 per
sons killed. . r
All crops were completely ruined.' ; 4
Dacca Is about 130 miles northeast of
here. .. . ,' . . . ;
(Scrlpps-McRae New Association.)
WASHINGTON, May 1. -Secretary Hay
today received a cablegram from the
United States Ambassador to Italy to the
effect that he had conferred with the
Prime Minister concerning the Imprisoned
American officer, and bad been assured
that they would be released shortly.
(Scrlpps-McRae New Association.)
KEWANEE, Ills.. May 1.-A carriage
containing C. A. Butters. E. A. Em.ery,
Blanche Harding and Margaret Keeler,
was struck by a Burlington train early
this morning. AH four of the occupants
ot the carriage were instantly killed. .
PROBING THINGS
(Journal 8peclal Service.)
WASHINGTON, May l.-Tho Honae
thia morning agreed to the Burleson bill
calling on the Secretary of War for copies
of all orders bearing upon th campaign
In Samar, specifically so far aa they ra
lata to th campaign-directed by General
Emltft. r-r '
A dmllar resolution was agreed to by
the Senate. ' . , s
pm inn
Tha Board of County Commissioners
met this morning and made an order
raising the pay of all laborer on the
county road. Th new schedule Is as
follows: ' i '
Man and team, US0; supervisors, UK-
laborers, 3 per day. ' The chanawVtskes
ftt frnm snd after todays " v
mm
niirs run
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KILLED
i . (Journal Special- Service.)
. ROSEBURO, .Or Mag. L Acting Dep.
uty Marshal Frank Reed fatally shot T
C Owens In the back of the head early
this morning -.'5 .
. Reed recognised in Owens the d'escrlp
tion of a man wanted at Eugene for the
larceny of an overcoat.
In attempting to escape Reed shot to.
ward Owen with fatal results.
Owen died at 10 iW this forenoon with
out regaining - consciousness.
A postmortem examination will be held
tnis afternoon.: ,, i, v
.Owens was formerly; a school teacher
at Myrtle Creek, aged about 21 years and
irarrled. ' C, '
- Reed, who surrendered to the Sheriff,
say he did not mean-to .kill Owens, but
ahot toward the ground and the bullet
glanced upward, atriklng Owens In tne
LMb4 W -tll: U4f ,
" i '. ' -.4. i - -
New Secretary Intro
duced IntoOfiice
Today.
(Bcrlppa-McRag News Association.)
WASHINGTON, Mari.-Congrssman
Wm. Moody, of Massachusetts, this morn
ing took the oath of office as Secretary of
the Navy. f.
Those present - were1 . his predecessor,
John D. Longt a number of Massachus- j
tjtts CongreBsmen, : department officials
and others. ' ,
Long was first to congratulate th nan
secretary. v "
Wrote the; Oration of
Mr. Furnish.
(Journal Special Service.)
i PEN0LETONl' Or.f May1I.-Tha people
oi tnis place are interested in the.launch
lng of the oratorluJiL venture of Mf. J
Furnish, as he goes upon tba public plat
form to make his initial appearance as
a pellblnder Ct is bruited about the
nueuis iiihi nraii reiusea even 10
consider the proposition that ho- go upon
the stump and attempt to convey his
views to the people through the medium
of oratory. It is known here tha't the
Republican State Central. Committee in
sisted that It was essential that he ap
pear at various points, especially In
Western Oregon, and It Was arranged
that ; Judge John J. Balleray, a distin
guished Jurist of thjs city, write his
Speech, .and that. Mr. Furnish go along
with State Senator Charle w. Fulton of
Astoria and give It to the people.
This program was- forced upon the
shrinking banker, who 1 much mora
familiar with clipping coupons and study
ing mortgage files than he is with the
art that made Demosthenes and Cicero
famous. Judge Balleray wrote the
speech, which,' let it bo said, is not long
and will consume enly a few minutes.
and now it la understood that Mr. Fur.
nlsh IS giving it to the voters of Western
Oregon as the product of his own brain.
; In connection with this, the comment
is going the rounds of that' streets here
that, if , Judge Balleray writes his
speeches, perhaps the same ' gentleman
will write his 'messages and other state
papers. If this be true as a prediction,
then those state papers will probably be
much better written than they otherwise
would be.
MAKING FINAL SURVEY.
PresldeYit Lytle, of the Columbia South
era, stated today that the preliminary
survey, of the extension from Shaniko to
Bend, a distance of 100 mile,, having been
completed, the work of making the final
survey was begun Monday.'. President
Lytl says that the hardest tyu-t of the
work will lie for the first 30 miles, where
the line will leave the plateau and go
info the Hay Creek district Here some
tunnel and. a considerable quantity of
rock work will need to be done. After
this I accomplished, the remainder of th
work will prove comparatively easy. "I
think our extension will be ready for the
complete operation of train about April
1, next year," aald President Lytle.
SUICIDE
(Scrlpps-McRa New Association.)
WTTHEVILLE, Va.i May, L Frank
OhMer of to Angele suicided in a rail
way car her laat night with carbobo i
acid.
GETTING ON
! VERY NICELY
', (Scrippa-McRae News Association.) - -
HEX LOO. - Honana. May l The
Queen's condition this morning 1 satis
factory. , , ' , I . ' , i
BALLERAY
lllTlfffiO
BeefTrustTenaciously
Clinging to Robber
; Prices.
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
CHICAGO, May LDesplte g fall of
from 15 to M cent in the price of beef
of the lioof, the price of dressed beef
shows no change' today.
Tha government attorney is still reticent
this morning as, to the date of filing the
bill against the packers and removed
some of the uncertainty regarding the
probability bf filing the bill at all, when
Dlstriat Ajuorne Bethea admitted that
the bill may be sent to Attorney-General
Knox (tor his, approval before It Is filed.
MANY SHOT
BY SOLDIERS
fflcrlpps-McRae' News Association.)
COrENHAGEN, May l.-Reports of a
revolt of the entire , labor population In
the district between Moscow and Vladi
mir, Central Russia, has been received
here. .
IMany were killed and wounded ln the
encounters between the troops and work
Ingmen. It has been a day of sorrow for
Russia. Many outbreaks have occurred
In other sections. :
Savage Asked Not to
Attend Celebration.
(Scrlpps-McRae
News Association.)
at
tempt a monster celebration on the
Fourth of July In coiinetlon with the cer
emony of laying the keel of the big bat
tleship Nebraska o b built by tha Moran
Bros., shipbuilders, of thia city.
Among' those' .of the . distinguished
guests who have accepted invitations to
be present Is Govrhor Savage ot Nebras
ka, who Will dllver an address at the lay
tng ot tha.kel et the nhlp namd In honor
of bis stat.
But the arrangements for the celebra
tion are nt to be. concluded without some
friction.' - I
The Wstern Central Ijibor Union of
America and (he Federation of Labor
last night passed resolutions bitterly de
nouncing Moran Bros., and advised Gov
ernor Savage not to come, as his -visit
would be considered an Insult to organ
ised labor.
The Morans are characterized as the
enemies of organUd labor.
A WATER CURE
COURTMARTIAL
(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, May l.-The War De
partment has detailed a court-martial, of
which General Fred Grant, will be presi
dent, to try the case of Eaward Glenn,
waa was accused by recent witnesses be
fore the Senate Philippines court, of hav
ing administered the water cure to the
President of Igbaras. -
The trial will be c6nducted under direct
ordera of the President. - .
STEAMER LINE.
At a special meeting of the steamship
committee of the" Board of Trade this
.afternoon, it was finally decided to in
corporate a company to run a steamship
1 line to Alaska. 1 The secretary was in
structed'' to communicate with various)
steamship companies as to whether they
have any available boats to charter.
It waa also decided that Judge Seneca
Smith should form the general plan of
the proposed company and draw up in
corporation papers for ,the Portland &
Alaska (Trading Company.
It Is highly probable that the Board of
Trade wiir empower Alexander Kuntz to
go to Alaska and boom up trade there
for Portland merchants.
WILL MEET OWNERS
About 270 laundry workers met this af
ternoon and 'appointed a ' committee to
meet and confer wtih the proprietors to
morrow morning a 10-o'clock, at tha spe
cial "muest of the latter.
FIREMEN PAID TODAY.
Members of the city Are) department
received their salaries tor April today.
Chief Dave Campbell made the rounds,
paying out 395.6& .": .'."1
WHEAT MARKET.
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