Tip debate and clerkship craze in Oregon politics
An Oregon newspaper column critiques tipping as servitude and praises civic duty while noting the Marion County clerkship stance. It also highlights John Mitchell rising in labor politics, the coal strike impact, and calls for pruning Oregon statutes to simplify law and reduce lawyerly confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John Mitchell
The
American Federation
Sne Neal Gompers
Pendleton Boy Declines Tips in Livery Barn Tale
A Pendleton boy in overalls at a livery barn declined a 25 cent tip from a traveling salesman, stating he is American and paid for his services. The incident, overheard by coworkers, spurred discussion on tipping etiquette and its effect on service attentiveness across settings like Pullman car porters and hotel waitstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland
Coming of the Natural Waist in Dressmaking Era
The text discusses men’s varied interests in women’s fashion, dividing them into earners, spenders, and observers with aesthetic taste. It notes rational art-minded men and transitions to mention the National Dressmakers Association and its current proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
National Dressmakers' Association
Chicago Record-Herald
Natural waist replaces corset in evolving women fashion
In Chicago the shift toward natural waists is praised as women abandon tight lacing for healthier, simpler garments modeled after Greek ideals. Physicians call the breeched corset harmful while noting lower cuts allow full lung expansion as the public embraces hygienic, natural elegance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
Lia
Perrin
Wfc
Youra
Jallue Moyboofer
Furrier
Helena
Perrings Jt
Fred Walters
Baneinn
Fine Arts
Chicago
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Gillette's
Patent
Canade
Mm Mannlicher
S. C. Company
Roseburg, Oregon
Lantz Bros
Court Street
Ma‘n « Reat
E.D. Boyd
N! Court Street
Joseph Ell
Cole
Taylor
Alta Street
Bgt
Winona
Hig
Cottonwood Streets
Neagle Brothers Water 6
Mala
Murphy's
Brot
Propriet
Henry
West
Alta
William Converse
Hays
N. Berkel