Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], December 22, 1922, Image 1

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Wmininngnå hud All Merry Christmas, Happy New Year
BREWER vm ‘
mum mr
Owing to m .name cold weather
lut m nm'm noon! mo-
Lnboy poucnolAmhthoPolbh
han vu not u vg! mm to the
nm. med ln uni ib— hm uno
tune go. Still «It. a lune numb»
braved the cold, not only in [du to
guan—om thehngqbuththehnu
well. The må. men la til. man.
did vell. but hun nm » må
chance at hun" the Daum. (&
night .- um mull“! walnut '
of man; : nho ln men. *
3mm Wenn-n noted " cm:-mn
and Mood the m man; of
the m m H. sum. pie-la
dont ot th. Wuchuan-sm. Mn
tion 0! laborL ' 1
' Pronldont M noko of the Victory
won on the panna: non hot Nunn-4
ber. and aid that. mm“ illn-1
port.—nec ot thin victory bu! not u yet
boon mused by tho people in the ln
bor m.m. “The mt Win,
the most ml-lsbor ll &.
the cm.. lidd :no:-ulv no um
to the room of hhv.? ho
"but what the unto-I9 & th.
mm kan not ban ' ' ' ' !"
the lut sesam, twäm '
actionmn were em ud won-o-
Siva MottomUnMBuu-ul
at. Mio-o M....- 0.1-star-non
star-non ut u» oo— I-llon 0! tbs
nun-aw! * "” ”* « **
mama-,!» ?” en &
lest-W Hr- {I} lut logi-hund
_ (cm-£2.71»... :.): , 1
mv- ml: 5' ‘
(BO-Ito IMO! IM)
South. Wat. Doc. 11.—A ou!
van ot the Writ! canton of tho‘
stam jut completed by thc pr.-Idan!
of the sm. Mom . Luo
shown the worker- ot Wuhlngton :;
unit ln dem;—un: the coming
session of the but. incilium du"
proper confidential: to their needs.
which will he presented through the
legislative program adopted nt the lut
convention of tho State Federation of
Labor. Pol-timer suction h hun:
paid to the needs ot unending the
\vorkmon'l mt— low to pl'o
vide for law hem ll All
award: and piano on being perfected
for action in this w.
Mork I. Reed ål Bichon. one of
the loud-II of the m We”.
mnd mao-utomhu- ofthe
hon-e. hun eiuody pm met
that the m should be amended by
proviant Q = M.A. 85% W-
Ham-r; th nemnda thet
the love“ m that could be
vann",” m of the lute
would ho nam hero-co ln the
"mama—.— 5'“. (I the!
awardl noe-unna. . 150% henna.
Legulnlon on the DnH-et 1- in the
course of ”Wahl ho no-
seated to un raw—if .gd |
vigoroul tight "- 1a bolt".
Thisutmolmothorunwnnt
xegislauon provided $c In tb hdm
tlon‘s loci-hun pair-m.
The Moi-am hud. on m. tour
through man Wm load
the labor moment of Buh-o ud!
vicinity in nulls-t condition ut
plans beu; mam than for en
rying “I.“ "ifm of m mo
ment. while nt wan Wall: ud Yok
ima lack ol samt in men two
cities ind cmud a nodo— condition
that all won laud ma bo 11qu
when the nom: op.-od. Abandon
and Summon Wallum- m,
foundwkhmm'fia
an tradol at Abdo— M‘s“,
per con omhu-d ud m up
Idly nho—d. ' ~
The xenon! trend of du. trua In
mn' movement of thq, .at-"u Riita!"
31.1: I). mrk" w '. ”%
s.”.n- of min! “3103. h! bon %
and all Indie-tions joint to en .
m? when opm: om. th- mu
h: .‘vznent of tho m will bo ln I
ri ;!onably pm mm. Th“
cm was won In‘ tha ligg. g! Wuling:
: r by the lulu“! mm,-.hm
«Pectin: has ut |." m heal-men!
’Hect und ha W hht-fl
s.; ndlu considerably thrauhoat the
flint..
W— s 3 , , 1.. . .. ,
. ”=; ' :1: at,—mg.”; H mm
”3259? . 5’“ , ~ , " , ,w,
i luiäätf?.* mms
Oil youn m Jouphlm Kryl, than
JM ud . m view-l.
prom-0d hor mam, lohmnlr Kryl,
M&M “Mou- mama-i. ' Hut nho
mild nff-alu Vrom matrimony until
h— mm m It. m day
Pm Kryl wu molo-'. Ibo canon |»
In. In ho wu |." m of . moo—
I... from Jou'hlno' Homla; hlm
em hop—M In. “W and
M 'ln. Paul Tnfior Whito.”
' ”h I Wu Icahn amp.-or.
[mm ms
, mm
ma.» W Juneau.»
lame, Wall., nge? no.—President
Om o! the m. Feddratlon
am has w u the Wash-l
A » mm at unm- n
' ', ' 4 ' km 0! \Vuh
' , WWW få? . ' «
'uunot, -. or han”?
output-n tkd mm in the t
election In our Rate. and uncle-In: ;
anm noon of the national nonvi
tlo- of tip nonparuun political com
”eo—utca of the Amorim Fod
äorstio. of Labor. Hl- letter. tn part.
foods: '
“While 1 e- wmiuwtiueriiy må
mvoytoy—thunponlcunot 1:91
to ny I word about the great evouom
lo victorie- which the emulation-‘O4
‘hbor have!“ m the year. Be
cause of iebor'e mht-noe to propp”
nude and the “We of employ
": ou- lom ii Mu int-ct, in
spired ud autor-ted. ln “anion to
thet it in tune” due to hbor'e con
mtnfllve ethn- 1:14.qu heroic ro
1tll-tunet; to injuetice thet our whole
‘eeonomic‘me ll not unbeleuced end
lin turmoil. I congratulate you end
{you follow «nicer-rend your State
Del-nth: ol IAI—r :- un- mmtlon
nho. For the executive council and
[mnd! 1 deem to expreu the varm
i." poo-ibis admiration end {elicite
tion."
Mmm MEWS
mm BY nm
chil—n. Wat. Doc. so.—ms
Ind-crud Won m Qu
Ånon- by whhii & turner vm mutt
honouri- nin- ln Metin; ln:
vu ”med by Prof. E. F.
*må-"r. amount of tn. Bute
Conu- of wut-mm. om the
010 mm and We. of Exten
sham out! there.
im n-—M*—rlet—i
tu, according to Prat. Dnmmoler. are
:oflloht m Monato fl
aumen. volun- oc m. method
(or plan 0! dum-u..). ud quantity
of production.
Lack of finnes:, ho nu, was the
mothllmotmottheco—op—
man Molins M. It an:
ht: un- to øving co.-adm narkot
h'. ,
M cmd—lito. then not the co.-
Minh—Hou! long-nun»:
W am vm bo cut don mtg
"å”; u “A m u m:
_ ' u. M mm:-ig.- on mutat
"Wu Wag," wm—
.QW Prucnton Univ.:-
I!!! Print: “The Hunting of Farm
W” Woll. mum; "Agricul
_ _ , mung." Ribbon]: “Price of
ä” cm L, this: and «poet-ny
”m:" "Efficient Innom; for
m" Theodore lukllln; und
"man: Economlcn," James E.
Buh. W .
rigg mg; [ mmg, " 'ÅbEEEEQBI—gngim
llfl‘s WHEN Wm W
m THE IMM? M W"
Following m loam points on which Representative
Kalb: ot Mimi: dom—død the impeachment of Attorney
Genet-l Daugherty: "
, I. Deliberate attempt to destxby activities of Federal
W hv refuul to mute violations of "anti
= . Wa by minim. A
, 2. Refusi— to prosecute uni-trad violations called to his
mention ”by thi—; Now Yan-k stute legislative committee on
housing. ' ' ,
3.7 Refuglfip almenne anti—trust violation: called to
)3 “tenth-33m; the, ante commitm on menstruation and
housing. ' , '
4. Refusal to enforce United Staten mum. for pro—
teetion of life and limb of citiæusngszed in travel. -
5. Dismissal of depnrtmentföt Mine omploye inventi
gating alleged war fraud one. “but“!!isloyulty” consisted
in holding conferences with” members of the House and the
Senate. ' ,
6. 'Amiwing persons to remain in his employ, guilty of
accepting too- to repro-em than charged with violation of
federal .um
7. Defianding ceuatio'n :! rights of free speech, free
dom of pro- and peaceablo 'blyduaranteed by Constitu
tion. (Rail Injunction.) '
8. Favoritism in administration,“ justice on behalf of
monfionnantx-olled by J. P. Hot-gun & Co., refusing to
nllow criminal or civil nothin minst them.
9. Fund and deceit phoned on former President Taft
.in order twain telen: of C. W. Home from penitentiary
on pretext ofillneu.
10. Blvérlion of public funds for illegal purpose, in
min: igen: of Wrtment at Justice to shadow members of
Emma “Senate who had Criticiadåhis conduct.
' 11. Pen-version of justice through influence exercised
upon—him by Thomuß. Fielder, forums}- legal associate in Morse
om lind others. . ,
. . .” Deliberate tednniv'hc in the loom" of one of the
" “agile Unifd Sun—L »” y”!- '
' -- Amma— gamut w img-mæ am who
are .ytrustwm'thy nd corrupt, knowing at‘ the time they
were men of nueh chill-leter.
14. Gro-| favorition, deliberate refusal to prosecute war
gutters, hilure and refund to recover moneys stolen from
treasury in connection with war frauds.
APPWS WM
; FEIIEHATIIIN HEM]
Preenix. Mt.—Governor-elect Hunt
announced the appointment 0! H. 9.
leClIuky to me office of private lec
retnry to the governor. effective the
tint ot the yen, when the ndrninietrn~
uqn changes. The appointee in a New
Yorker. formerly nn officer o! the
Brooklyn Flint Ghee Workers' union.
and also a former member and ed
Lo! the Interaction-i Union Maine,1
rum ond Smelter Workers. At the
jprenont time he is president ot the
Athena State Federation of Labor and
editor ot the Arizona Labor J onrnal.
, “lcCluaky il considered one of the
rlblut labor officials in the west and
lhil appointment is received with much
“ti-faction by the laboring people of
Arizona." and Thomas A French. sec
retary-traumer of the State Federa
tion of Labor.
. "Organisation u the Rock of Gib
raltar. upon which the temple of the
future shall bo kan."—lbrdimnd La
nus.
On the Road of Good Intentions
MERRY XMAS M
MINEH’S mums
(Sulo Fodemtion Bull-tin)
\ Seattle. Wah..- Dec. 20.—-'l'he ro
llponee oi' the trades unlonilte oi the
mate to the nppeal sent out by the
;suzo Mention of labor for fund
with which to provide ,Chrlltme cheer
Mor the striking min-n' children hu
hun senere-' ud . Efficient amount
ön— been obtained with which to un
ply provide (or their needs ln the wny
of clndy. hun. onngel end toyl. Ap
'prexlmetely 2.600 children are involved
and Ihipnenu have been nude by
truck to each striking cnmp in King
Old Pierce countien. while supplies
for outlying cinta m‘hflnc lent by
nil.
Local committees in each camp sre
making the stockings from msterisl
shipped out to them for that purpose
:by the auto committee. An silotment
30f candy and mixed nuts has been
‘ehipped to each camp ln sufficient
Iquantity to provide a half pound of
esch and an orange for each child.’
with a sufficient surplus to insure e‘
plenltiful supply for all their needs.)
Toys to fit the needs of all sges of}
children involved have also beenl
‘shipped to each striking camp. Loam
‘oommittees in charge at each camp
"here put the Christmas trees. decora
tions, etc.. in shape. and a Joyous pro—
hun. is to he provided.
The trsdes union movement of the
stem. generslly. has responded m
liberally to the appeal, and on heldt
of the fsmilies of the striking miners
the committee in charge is extend!“
sincere thanks to all contributors '—
made possible the happy Christmss
thet haa now been provided for in all
of the striking cos! csmps ot the state.
IflflIHWESI SIMS
munm ”FUH'FBHK
[ Pullmn. Wani.. Dec. 10.—That ss.-
‘900,000 was spent last you- for pork
shipped into Seattle. Spokane, Tacoma
end Portland—295.000 bodd ot hogs——
from the corn belt stetes end Califor
nia, was the stetement of J. )1. Hub
bard. livestock specialist for the ex
tension service of the State College of
Washington. addressing the eleventh
‘ennnal conference oi extension stett
workers. The first ten months ot this
yesr the sum has increased to 86.800,-
000 for 840,000 head which might eas
ily have been grown on Washington
terms. Mr. Hubbard's remedy is a
brood sow on every form. e ton oi
pork to the litter. (innved in March
and April and marketed the middle of
September.
The following plan for promotion of
livestock work was suggested: Sign
the government pledge; organise s
community contest upon signing the
pledge: get the banks to put up prizes.
Published in the burnt at
All Thou Who Work, ud
Adhering to the Policy of
fie American Monaco of
W. leøt Omnia Vindu
Price 5 Cents
NHHISflI VISITS
3mm, SPflKAIE
(sm. Pod—ratio" Iulloun)
Seattle. Will., Dec. in.—Funk Mor
rison of the American Federation of
Labor, vu & very welcome visitor nt
Seattle and Spokane thin week. He
wu eccompenied by W. J. Spencer of
the building trade: department of the
Awicen Federntion oi Liber. and
they had both been visiting ut Port
land. making - preliminery arrange
ment: ior the next American Federa—
tion of Labor convention which will be
held in Portland next October.
Brothers Morrison end Spencer
were the guests of Seattle trsdes un
lonlsts at a blg uoondsy luncheon at
Boldt’s Third Avenue restaurant last
Saturday. where over 100 represents
tives end trodes unionists were as
sembled to listen to brief addresses
by the two visitors. Mr. Morrison
spoke at some length on the labor sit
nstion. nationally. end decisred his
belief that when the new congress is
essenibled thet, due to the tremen
do- victory won by lsbor's friends,
lunch progressive lsbor legislation
can be hoped tor. He pointed out
thet the nonmen policy ot the
American Foam of Labor had
been thoroughly vindicsted in the
election. where the mun om
victefy ever won by the workers Mr
lho- .au—u. no pot-ud om very
hmm the new they third My,
'ln-nen u the.
‘ He eleo duoen—d the enema-tion
m M m ud potted
mob-kä— i» m 31 nov- the
Hun Fedentlon bed been com
mitted to each . poihy. but also
pointed out thet ihe American Fed
eretlon of bebor could not force
minn—don. but welcomed it u
‘rnpidly no the union- involved could
enee toe-alumna
He wee given e ton-in] reception
å..— m ud ,". än: efter
' » in uue‘muo- ' . print»
hz mae- hiem. of" i- a
member. ull in meeting dj friends,
fie edreued the Newehoye' Hon ot
Seattle Sunday afternoon. end lett for
epokene on Sunday night. where he
wee billed to om. en open meet
ing of the Ipokene Centre] Labor
council on Holde! night, before con—
tinuinj bie journey home to reach
Wuhincton heron Christin“.
Ir. Spencer of the building trade:
department stayed behind to nttend in
building trede muttere et Seattle. but
1also will leave in time to reech his
home in Washington by Chrietmee.
Mr. Spencer is one oi the most popu
lar men in ihe whole American 1‘“
eration oi Labor and his vieit to Self»
tle was an heartily received as that of
Secretary Morrison. and a great deal
of good bu been nccomiplilhed by the
villt of both distinguished lenders.
EflVEHNMENI AIDS
ANTI-IINIIIN HllAllS
The nttltudo ol government agen
clel town-d the “tenant to Imuh the
shopmn'l unions II Minted by this
oditorhl In thc Mucnnhu' Monthly
Jouml:
Little or no proton-e In mule by
thou num- to observe tho federal
Inspection lun. and upp—ny the
tutor-tau Commerce Communion ln
tondl to nuke no move to compel ob
loruuoo of the low.
“A reir example 01 the ettitnde oi
the l. C. C. ie found on : lerge eastern
roni whoee motive power is in e de
plorable state. Complaint wee filed
with the Mmm—on thet this roed
wee min; loeometivee which were el
most reedy for the soup heep. in
spectors mode en investigation end
thine uned' engine etter engine.
“An engine heel-ing a locomotive
engine inspector's blue tag is we
to be taken from service until ne-
Maditheorwmeluur
one unsnthorieed to do so to remove
one of these tege. Yet the inepectore
hed ecercsly lett the premises at this
road when the tags were removed end
the engine. out Duk into service. en
dangering the lives at not only the
emnloyel in cherge at them. but oi the
public es well. .
"De-Mie this tact, the l. c. (*.
nukes no move to prosecute the cm
cinls responsible for this state of at
feire. Proteets to the commission
ngeinst its indifference to the situation
ere unevsillng. end it is evident the
railroads are going to be permitted to
do ee they pieeee. which. after all. is
not unusual."