Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], February 09, 1923, Image 1

About Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
i m m “‘
mmmmm
J Iy mm.“ mm.
”Hm u Nathan M Fod
gfi ml“ labor;
'One at the uncut. “not the non,
" .. We: a. Wuhinmi
' White in that of providing
i no eowuubr the vio
l-é -a! 1m goddamn throulh
‘l. ...-emu comm
; 'looupoudonlnw of our
j ~ Tho unanimity in this con
. w .% barium-Mantra»
.. whomnnynmud
. nod.
, The origin“ luv. enact“ li- I’ll.
thoontmwthottho'érkhth
‘ < ion unpainted by tho up
"i or and oomp‘od o! a numb” ’9!
, nuuvu oi hbor. o! the on
‘. you and of the public, which hid
0., than! with tho mt (III!-
'C z‘wm alum
‘ id to “him mu- would”.
' the We. to: the allotment
liar. Atthuthnoudform
'o prooodiu it its court- 0!- tho
,7 to hnd literally boon flooded with
over-lam volts. or dunno
" .x for indium-hi accidents, Ind
communion u I whole urged
t n mounts would be enacted
idinx for tall ind cumin relief
the inland um with“ m
‘- t compensation um should he
. idol would be enough to provide
, m phnical need: of the work
' . ' Ind mun-mm during the
,- od 0! u- inequity.
' Tho Wat 1.11, mom-an.
’ the principle and purpose of the
' . anon. (loci-rod among other
. inn. in the pmmbia o {the net.
‘ »> t:
E 3 “The wetter. of the note deponde
a; no: It- lndnetrlee. and even noon
“on the welhniot m won. won-hen'f
' 775“ our! Hit in“ “on
m mm. o! the
M 0! Well“ fie w... worl
( on “amateur in
can noun- own. W et do.-
“ and. mum which
provision- of the law he the! reload
to tho: until: and“ my _
hm: that encoeedm; ‘leglnhtn‘ne
would reepond to tho, of tho
tflnce end in!“ fin ,
tun nun-lieu in J:
pole of the m set: '1". hit is:
been done. end It In warmth
vut tuna-My 0! WW
to the wue worker of the m 'u
sorta hull. m. tut to 90171! notion
he: been nnrr‘defld. The Holes
ture I: now the col. court to which
he on appeal tor justice. I! thle
court hill Mm IMO ll mush:
able.
In and» that tho M unble
tnre mey know the rel-tion of the low
at present to exletln; condition I:
compared to m rolntlon to conditions
in 1911, when It was first email. h
few facts In connection thonwnh are
(Continued on P... m.)
DAIRY muons ABE
GUESTS or MANAGER
The emplcyu of the Union Dairy
were the new if the m. In?
S. 5. Mom. at a dinner an: n the‘
Sweet Shop a 'l p. I). “My. Feb
mry 1. fit but wu any“ by
every one ”It. cm:- which the
duty Mutual w W from
every nub. Inn plan. of no but
neu In: men Into eon-Mention
from the nun who ”that: the null:
tromthonnchlothdoflvmtothoi
consumer. At 10:80 when at. “In
in; van ovum down hil
home mu-wmmmw
better under-m at an «be: 00H
10"- point 01 m. 1
Thou mm: B. B. M‘
mun-set; Rabat 1n... m;
Sam Newman. m; A"
Ant-. 30 And boa noun: rm o]..
son. Koqulun driver: 6. r. Ly“,
Soul: Abordun Ild Col-om *l
- Ray um». Brood”, am a“;
ver; Arohh [M m “I: 0.
E. Williams. m m: Glut.
Young. truck driver. ‘
SMALL TYPE OONDIINID.
INDIANAPOLIS. 134.. M. I.—
The movement of the unto-u eel-C
mittee tor the prevention of m
nese by MW the-nee d 3““
type in text bob-M “Ibr- I“;
matter has been Mot-led by the en
ecuuve con-en o! the Imm
magnum union. 1: b chi-ed
that much of the defective “do: at
the meant (In! In either I.“ or
W by eye-tall.
i Igiwu , * $Wm
L m‘m MM that. who
mu m by tho Turkish "noon-I'-
lu My to an.“ M. comm,
lob-mu VI. A. and: and the": ul
tam—Mud d it. um
M
3mm Jllfl'
INFHBHH PHflBIEM
‘ The selection 0! the second Hen-in
‘muuen 3nd: In- the hm which
‘eterte Manley. ‘ Lincoln‘s hlnhdey.
will he more difficult then we- the
julecuon or the first jury. In the
in Mel needy 400 ale-men were
weaned end no were ectully enm-
Hned hetero the M'eelecm m
in“.
lay of these men. were emu-ed
because they had read a pamphlet ls
uued by file Nationu Coal Auocla
uol o: Wuhlnzton. D. C., and anti
tled ”the Hon-In Con-umy." Since
than out wont to the jury. Wil
m booklet at m an. also. but
hand by m unnot- um Workers
at new “The Other Side of Bor
m."
‘mmtlmhlmof
tho m 0‘ ”I. W 111 M
til-dollar” cue-adduced
by Ann- W. Kort, chic! could to:
the Illinois 111. Workers,
Mum.wapith um
mflhlnluuhm
IABHIBEHEPMIIEH’S 1
I HUI" 80M "BUB
1 Meeting of local No. 536. Psinters,
on Hondsy evening, Fehmry 5. wss
‘e decided success in every wey.
j The sttendenee wss sin that could
‘be desired end such business of im
fportsnoe wee scted on.
1 Brother C. W. Curtis was elected
‘to represent the loeel st the semi
enneel meeting at the Northwest
lei-ten' condenses which meets st
Cattle on W, 84. The confer
ence is has so e! Mus oh
leeel unless it!“ Oman
selfish. ellhetfiepsesent them
in s flourish“ «am.
After the business stiles wss m.
eluded s tine Meet wee served,
which wes (chewed h: s seciel host.
alloyed by w meet.
‘ lather Curtis was chosen tout
lseeter end his efforts brought re
seeeees tron neefly sll'the members.
‘A vote of the-he wss tendered the
wan-mittee e! mmenu fer their
Leflwts in mean: the heuuet e sac—l
esss. ~
GERMAN POSTAGE 0N
AMERICAN’S MAIL
Bye mulling We circular: for it.-
mflan customer- In Berlin, 3.000
,nflu may. a New York firm which
probably bran on ll 100 our our
Alumnus. an. men-dam oi
J an m on out: on. Any
fit“. £0 but Uncle Bun out of
Lum- or avenue goes in am.
By lumping It. élrcuhr: I'm: a
Horns: SO-nu'h sum 30. the ex:
£03.33. mtg of something better thn‘
DOM nub co the dollar. this firm
‘Wmotwhguvouldbo
fw-to m u m to mu 1:-
mm:- M
”momma-aw,
hhmdnnhl-mudnom»
“.mh‘mly one.“
bah-uhmm.—Cap-
Inf-Wain.
W
HEIAM, WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 9, 1923
[HMS sum 9f Imam {Vii
Rhnmfaetthtmhaddictkochuthe
motthldnlbutbutlixpenom. Atthatnuthc
United tith- faces tho problem of 36.000.000 individub.
Madnmdnhautwmmdesthebody,mmd
mam
Mumbdminthohhtoryofthowofldhu
dviflnflonhcodnmmotnchinddioucmnd
frightful-W u the drug evil. Toduy in the United
am that the; at six m addicts of mrcofic drugs.
”ff-o’4! “a its ninth! murderer, and not one
at when can b. counted as : tuneful and desirable citizen.
1 Recognizing the overwhelming importence of the growth
1‘“ thin evil in the United Stet“, the White Crone. e ne
m lodety. was formed in Washington to comblt the
narcotic evil. Today this omnintion in conducting A state
wide umpeizn. seeking jndorument of every cunnintion
in Washington of a resolution demanding of congress two
things.
First—The suppression of the trefflc' by international
agreement. diam-um the mouth of nerootic drugs to the
mt nettle!!! m for medicine] purposes.
Second-40m. plin for the rehebilitetton of the nar
cotic eddicte.
The appeal of thethiu Close hes now come to the
Huber end it in to behaved that every ornniution, in
dustrial, fraternal and civic of the Herbor cities will re—
apond instantly to this upped nude in the name of human—
ity. end will sdopt the Whittle-038 resolution, forwarding
it to Ruse Slmonton, director of the anti-narcotic campaign,
600 Pine Street, Seattle, no thst the name of Aberdeen
and Hoqui-m my be new among the communities
sctive in the war. The at“! b‘islsture by the penance of
the Beeeler enti-nnreotic hilt” shown its disposition to
ward the “dope treffic,” but the state alone cannot sup
prees the evil; the people at. this nation must obtain from
congress laws which will do no}
THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL WT
now on.“ Chum labs Con-o. Cuu With us».
31 A. A. lobt. Img. nu um Church. .
CHRISTIAN “BOLSHEVISM”
'nm the churche- ot America
stand laurel: (or the right of le‘bor
to e voice in the management at in
dneiry in dpurent to ell who hevel
followed iheee miclee. Political de
moerecy in well-nigh munincleee to;
men: until it in ence-mud by in-4
d-trinl W. Hen must he‘
deelt with a mu. W ee thinu.
thyone teunreinpro
dnction‘; end liie ie of xreeter velne
then the doller.
flov'the moot populer method of
meeting theee Christin idem i
not to consider them ei In. but sim
ply to label them “Bolehevintic.” That
nettle: everything with a. lot of people
for whom thinking is a more or lee
paintul proceu. lhi‘tunetely, how
ever. prop-eel in not stayed by such
methode. More and more ere men
coming to see the jutice (and the
month turning over the mutu
[mont their industries lumly to
tuck ouployel. Outstanding exam
phi‘otmld hue append In?
thm ,c . 1
A not. remrkehle Hlu-tntion at I
3 cm etiiilde mm one'e em
pioyeeip reoenfly come to light in!
the Henry A. Dix J: Bone cor
porh§nm over their entire
pantie it employee. We quote It
len‘ j— the lutometion Service
0L1“, m Council of Churches.
Note ' lily the elder Dix'l enti.
nuie d wue system u long he
27 yeengjgo. hie ehort week and
hour: fl hie method of "fighting or
‘nnlng‘hborf' it this be Bolshe
viem. 163% have more of it!
‘l‘or %0 year- Hem-y A. Dix devol-
QCBlltlnued on Pig—o 78.)
:1 1140C013
CENTRAL LARK
COUNCIL NOTES
The Aberdeen Central Lebor Conn
cfl met in remu- seldon Fridey
evening. Pmflent Johmn in the
M.
“flamingo-Momma“:
allow“.
cmuu non Charla Wil
lon. who h Mu owl-Anon work
at KOIOO. referred to the am. Fod
ontlon of Labor.
The books of the actuary-trou
mr unlit-d by committee Ind ro
portod col-net.
On notion s committee of three
non m appointed to provide outer
tninnou (at tho Indy doltutu.
Why. Flynn and Winborc
am the count“... The com
nittoo to lot (into of oniortunmont.
All doloum reported Into 0!
ind. good.
HIHH HHHES HIHHH
HAll SIHEH CHIEF
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. Hither
mg... which man so much for the
standard of living of the American
mo «mar, In A main. emu o!
alum for the Wall Street prince. of ‘
than“.
‘ In his ennue“. report to the stock
‘hoiders of the Chemicsl Netionel henk
lPreeident Percy H. Johnston. discuss
}inz the trend of business, declsres:
“More serious is the possible short
sce oi lsbor end s resultsnt rise in
the weae scsle."
President Johnston expleins thet
the British employers’ with whose
products American menufecturers
compete in the merkete of the world,
hsve not es yet been compelled by
British labor to jsck up weces. Brit
ish employers, he indicstes, hsve
been shle to use the ermy of unem
ployed to keep down weges, end
“there is considerable unemployment
in England" now to essist employers
in “torch low wege rates.
rah theUnltee mm. it
seems thst the unemployed heve most
-11 been ebsorbed, end the “possible
shorten of labor" brings up the spec
ter of e lather standard e! living for
those who do the work of industry
end commerce.
Well Street's worries ere hesrt
breaklu! .
ILA“! U. 8. HIGH COURT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. B.—The Unit
ed States unpreme court will prob
nhly interested in the nnnounoement
by line Gnce Abbott. chief of the
United States children's harem. thet
more then 1,000,000 children between
10 and 15 years of we are “guiniully
‘enployed" in thin country. weanling
ito the 1920 cemu.
EYESTRAIN IN P. 0.
WASHINGTON. Feb. B.—lnem
clent light In meny poetofflce work
room endangers the henlth and low
er: the emctency of the” workere.
according to an announcement by the
poetomce department.
OFFICI OF LAID. PHI...
1“ NORTH G OTIIIT
MN! 214
POITOFFIGI IOX M
Price 5 CentHN
{WWW MllflE \
WWW BAY HY
| “M IN [VERY W
(Out. PM!” lulldln.)
SEATTLE. “71:11., Feb. B.—Hopoo
hr the enchant o: remedm lubor
nd promo-Iv. mutton us grow
lnc Illmmr :- such any mun. Up
to «to more Im- not been 1 Ilnglo
mount-cot.” importance to the gen
onl wclun of the ante pauod by
either house oxcopun; the tau-nu.
ootlc bill. which nu wood the low
or house. but which I. bola. hold up
in tho lento.
The barber-r enmlnetlon bln will
be reported out this week end Item!-
e reuonble chuce of pee-ace.
The lubor committee of the home
has reported out the elxht-hour blll
for the lumber lnduetry wlth I. rec
ommendetlon thet lt do not pm.
Thu wlll men: It. deteut.
The committee has elao reported
out the State Federation'l bill com
pelling contractorl workiu tor the
state to pay the prevailing Icale oi
{wages for all work done by them
that it paid in the cloeeet lnduatrini
center. Their recommendation is
that it do not you. However. a prom
iee for a further hearing on the mean
ure ha. been obtained and the report
of the committee has been held up
meanwhile.
Induurlul Insurance.
} Both these meneurel were acted on
by the committee without labor'l rep
‘mentetivee being given 3 hell’il’l‘.
lalthough they had "peered before
the committee end naked ii any labor
‘meeeurel would come before the com
mittee, end were told they would not.
A number of anti-labor employers Ire
on the lebor committee. although lev
ernl of its members are outepokeu in
their Inpport of labor meuurel.
The deyiight kitchen bill wu given
e hearing lent. week-end, but the com
mittee divided 4 to e on the manure
end unearth-mien made. A
reheerin‘ by the committee will be
Ihelil. when it ll hoped to obtain e il
vorebie report for the meeenre.‘
The industriel ineurence commit
tee of the home he: not. yet not. to
ooneidor any of the menuroe provid-
(Continued on Page 8.)
LESS HOMES OWNED
THAN RENTED IN U. S.
‘ wast-[moron Fob. B.——Home
ownlnx la alumpln; in the United
Staten. According to figures tur
‘nluhed by the Federal Census Bureau
there are approximately 2.000.000
more rented homes than there are
homea owned wholly or In pm. Out
of “351.676 homol at the present
tlme. 13,236,709 are rented and 4.-
262.447 are lncumbered. Despite
bulldlnx and loan unocletlons and
“own-e-home" cruaades, the percent
age at renters ls lncreneln; and now
stands at 64 per cent.
NEW YORK. Feb. B.—-Ownere of
houses nnd apartmentl rented to
wage earners boo-ted rents 1 per
’cent between July end November,
1982. according to n report of the na
tionnl Industrial conference board.
WASHINGTON, Feb. B.——on a
ham and lot coating $8,546.99 the
homo owner hu tho advunuge over
the home renter of $278.96 a year.
”cording to [lure- compilod by the
America: Institute of Architect;
FIRST ORGANIZERS
JAILED IN ENGLAND
The first ”mercy" to trsde union
lsn" were thrown flue Ist! st Tolpud
die, Dona-hue. Med. 77 years
no. They were Jones and George
Loveleoe. Thoma Stanfield. James
mnmeu. John Stanfield end James
JByrne. The um three men were
Wesley“ members who worked us
turn: lsborers on week days snd
preached the gospel on Sundays.
Their Imprisonment wee due to their
attempt- to form 1 union of farm la
borers to protest stuns: a proposed
reduction In mes from seven shill
ln¢s to six shillings—less than 31.50
a week.
‘ The Indian“ were :11-powertul in
Donetsk!” and the "conspirators"
were mooted, stripped. thorn of
their hair And cut into 311! and
onitully nuanced to seven years‘
lanthanum. “Not." Mad the judge.
“hr taming you have done or u I
run prove you handed to do, but an
1a m to och-n." A monument
u Tolpud‘le commomontu the
use. of the "tint may" to trade
“tom."