Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], November 24, 1922, Image 1

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HOQUIAM. wAsmNGTON, NOVEMBER 24, 192;,
ms Imam. ma 01? momma DINNER TABLES
THAN Kamma—FTSE?
COLONIAL CELEBRATION
y Whoa Mete ligniner!" emne
mummy; usa-viaria, Governor l
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(rov. of" tut ho w. thou muting må
first 0! one or; the lawl-tnt numb
hun." of th. great country that‘
i'" to be.
. An mam ot tit-fl!“ Thunkaglv
in; Day “Men by ldwnrd Win-low,
who-o name man third u one of the
origins] sinus of tho compact-undo
in the cabin out the Jayne-er. md
who wu tb:-oi tinn [mormor, rude
u tollow' after : description of the
moon of. the Intuit:
— "Our hnnelt ”gotten In, oui-1
«mer lent (our men on l'ownng.1
”so om vo night. m e Ipeclnl men-1
per. rejoice toutin- dur ve hud;
‘lnthered the! hit « om labor-."
' “nebulae-ode! kiueduneny:
for! u. with n mao help bonden,
med the canyon? M amo-t n
week, at which the. unions-t other
mote.no" vo exegeleed our arms.
my of the Indian coming mongat
u. end mon: the rut. their greatest
king. III-neon, with some ninety
men, whom for cumulus. we enter
tained end tented; ud they went
out and killed the deer. which they
brought to'the plantation and bestow-
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od o- our sov—mor m on the captun
and the omen.
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plenum:! » n la at this time vm:
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‘dny ol'f'the mr for New Mand. It
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gltitutlon of the State of Massachu
setts. the breene day being fixed and
ltl ummu observance enforced by
“loch! loci-hue!). The time, how—
ever, m not uniform In all the New
England states; in two of them the
dny m let for the Thursday preced
ing the hat Thursdny of the month of
November. end in the other. among
then lunch—ett.. und Connecticut.
ll 'll’lfi for the II". Thuruhy, the
«Wet nlnoet 160 years Inter was
ed b 1 the entire Union.
AI Wk uubhlhod Thanksgiv-
In 'o."me a day of religion:
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'od and th'olocoulon. even In early
times. m oounlderod an appropriate
one for [thi]! reunion—a custom
which m npoedlly adopted by other
1mm nd which ltlll prevails to a
very con-[denne extent all over the
,oounm.
l The first national Thanksgiving
(Continual on Pace 787.)
Pronouncing Sentence
EflVHINMHH HEAD
lIINES WITH IJNIIIN
Down ln Mexico not long since.
President Obrogon "as dining with
a. mu miter- und restaurant
work-rs of Moe 01mm thi: *
inual banqnot. The some night, tilb
wealthy people of the foreign colonies
were giving an elaborate feast to the
members oi’ thediplomstic corps at the
exclusive Country Club—a feast pre
pared and served by members of the
union that wu entertaining the pres
ident. Obregon had received invita
tions to both celebrations. He sent
his envoy to eat with society. He din
ed with the vatten.
The union of Restaurant Workers
is the oldest union in the present Ilen
ican Federation of Labor, going heck
to the Dias period. It is a 100 per enn
organization. controlling kitchen worl
ers in all hotels and restaurants in the
region ot the capital. Besides main
taining good working conditions for its
members, it operstes as a cooperative
society in the serving of banquets. lt
has a large working capital and many
thousands 0! dollars worth of kitchen
utensils. tshles. tableware and linen.
rand is equipped to serve any sort of
banquet from the largest to the most
humble. The union buys. prepares.
‘cooks and serves the food. brings and
grr-lea away all the equip'ment.
amalgam-t"
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co Fob:
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nm. hborOnnthdt.
PrheECents
STATE FEM"!!!
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' (St-te Fedemmmle.) '
l SEATTLE, Nov. 21 —— Belle time
lego thewStete Federetioe Olle-bor. »
telegram. requested the inter-tote
commerce commission to see te It the:
unsafe equipment opersting out of the
Everett yards wu properly inspected
end impaction and safety rules eh
!forced. A feversble reply wen receiv
ed. stating thet inspectors were »
ordered to go to Everett "låta:
est opportunity. Shortly , 4
e wreck occurred. north of Everett;
on the Greet Northern roed. h Nth.
three lives were loet. The Peder-th)!
Inin put the matter up to the utef—
stete commerce commission, by let
ter. which read in pert as tollm':
" We ere aure you will “fee M
the government must share he re
sponsibility if any avoidable accident
occurs. etch ee this one. thet could
have been evoided had the inspection
and sefety rules promulgated for the
protection of the traveling public been
properly entorced.
Interests of Public
" The government hes from time to
time. recently. teken the position tint
the interests of the public were pm
mount to every other interest that .
mey relate to tren-portalen, end it
seems to ne thet inasmuch as the gev
ern'ment has used its powers to try
end force inbor employed on the roeds
to eccept wsges end conditions not
otherwise sccsptable to them. thet the f
powers of the government might now .-
he well used in the interests of ell
concerned. to cempel the Great North
ern Northern hcific end other roedl *
opersting out of Everett to fully com
ply with the inspection and ssfety
rules leid down: and that if the pres
ent non-union. inefficient end incom- ?;
petent workmen now employed by "5
them ere incapable of meint-illa; the
equipment in e eefe condition. eld k
that the bivep of the public are being,”—
en es s M. es hes new: bee-ga.;
foréibiy proven. that the powers at”?
the government might well he un- 3;
played to influence those roads to net- 1 ;
tie with their old employee. and I
through such a settlement restore the£
equipment through their efficient and
'competent help again to a safe condl- :
tion that will gusrantee to the travel
ing publlc the protection our [event-'
ment is eupposed to aftord."
The letter slso asks the go tern-v
lment to either take steps to ertet: n
settlement ot the strike or. toiling in
thet, to see to it that the inspec‘ion
end safety rules are rigidly enloxwdf
SAVINGS sum %
«MAIIJHE m JANum
The trenar: depsrtment stetee that ?
many unscrupulous efforts are bein: ?
nude to induce holdere of 1918 War "
Sewing Certificates. (05.00) to peng
with them for unstable investments æ” '
for consldenbly leu cash then theeqhzi
certificetes are actually worth. Thtw
War Sevin3 Certificetes. 1918 eeri ;
mature on January int, 1938. end r.;
be redeemed nt tece value on t 4;;
date, by the government. They ere ;4
tuelly worth live dollus today. th , ' =
tore take turning. don't let so
smooth tamed individnel "in '
you it you ere e holder ot theee c
tilicetes. I
Since November 15th they m be we}
changed for the 1923 me- at 4 ppt
cent Treneury Saving Cedillen '1
thus extending for i'ive you-e ha
the investment of this money in 3.1.5;
emment security. which un not deputy
ciete in vane. These eminence ”T
redemption can be really eflec
now at any money-order poet on
or applicetion to the Fedon] leee ' *»
Benk ot Ben Francisco ud ,
branches. The secretary of the "%::
ury lus written full pnrticnlers to 4
the banks and the postulater gone—[g.
has issued detailed inntructions på
the poet office covering the ' ”'
and neceeury procedure. - " !! i;
CAMPAIGN 11a"...
11 en: About tour millio- dolk”—
elect til. now som" M you. ‘4
ed on reports of m m
filed with the em ut [to a. ?.;
lø ,ttlmnted the cumu- for M
Pate spent 810.000 DW for out
nd members of the Koun u nu
a‘e 0! 82.000.
NEWIIRIY RING".
Newberry mig" hl- an: In the
Souto. Woll ho und the ”um
chem! by labor and [to (new a.
tro-No to out Mn.