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

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mittee at the America In haw “m nest
man; like u: indium-ninth ~ omitted," ny
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or lawyer-I. _ .
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ly obvious tom pests! thb was designed to govern
the conduct of judges on and t). bench. as prepared by
it special committee of the m Ber Association.
“If there was nothing tam, nothing wrong, no
improprieties' or irregulsrities' 19 be corrected, what oc
casion would there be fomenry-mde lessons in
judicial ethics? If judges hfi prion trsnsgressed by
seoept‘lng presents or temps tigsnts or lawyers, or
made indiscreet inveltmarfl. on margin, why
go so ehhorstely into the ‘ "at these offenses sgsinst
judicial ethics? In the M the public may fsirly
ask: ‘tht is it ell shout? w : etc the Americsn Ber
Aseodstion’s specisl ‘ ’ EChief Justice Taft and
the others timing st?’ «-
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United States Banned Labor Board.
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cents en hour In the minimum was
for manhood-way men, declared
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La 1.4 “hour.
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portunity to work and the right to
reoclvo lor tut mt u wage num
oblt It last to tall! the life of
the worker Ind provide rationale
eunloru‘tor his funny m edncutlon
, Wilarontlnud on a 31x.)
About This Time of Year
CHILDREN UNDERFED
PERCENTAGE LARGE
The Notionnl Child Henlth Council
m thnt nt least 80 nd. ecconllnn
to none etntletloe, poeeihly 83 per
cent of the neiion'e children nre eni
terlu from malnutrition. This term
in “newly understood to menu gen‘
erel phyllonl Index-development. end
innoteenflnedtoony oneolnee or]
me. In some citiee it ll nppnrently‘
- prev-lent in the hotne- oi the wellm
to-douinthouolneneneoi more:
3W menu. The condition k evl-‘
jdenoed not only by weight end
‘mth recorde. but elno by lietleu
nun. Inch oi color. delinea- el‘ lone
ti-ee hy rutleuneu end imtnhillty.
finial deiocte. tnnlty environ
ments. faulty food end faulty health
\hnhltl ere con-en of mnlnutritlon.
They include too little iood. the
mu kind of iood. nnd bed hnhltl.
whether due to immune, poverty or
Inch- 0! home discipline. end nleo
lenlty poetnre in “ending. eitting or
waking. ell of which inter-lore with
the nonnnl functioning of important
omn- oi the body.
EAHMHH WHKEHS
WIN 40-Hflllfl WEEK
NEW Yoomc. Much B.——After a‘
two-weeke’ Itrlke 10,000 dress and}
wall! mken hue put this Industry
on the “-hour week bull. The “ree
nent Is for two yem Ind due- back
to Jenner: 1. Overtime, at double
W. null not exceed four houn a
week. Piece work wegee will be in
anned 10 per cent. end week work
rue: will rend: the line at under
the Mom- ”Item.
Theee workers m membere ot the
lntemtlonll lAdlee' Garment Work
en’ Unlon.
They will continue onpoeition to‘
piece work thet no demon-nun- thie‘
‘hkhly lee-on! indutry end weep
workn into the “net.- by the thou
und- dnflng dull periode. To oom
het. the fleee work evil en euro-live
m m will he stoned
minet‘eeti-nnion shape.
The cement worken' victory in an
other page in the trnde union hintory
node by this emulation. .whlch ee
tehllihed the 54-hour week 14 your:
ago after I strike thei involved one:
ticelly every worker in thin industry;
Four yearn Inter. in 1918. the first col-l
leetive n‘reement was secured. The
40-hour week wee eetehliehed in 1916
and in 1010 the 44-hour week we:
won. In 1911 the employers attempt
ed to break a contrect they eixned,
but were deieeted. I
RIJIOT COMPIOIIII.
iron maiden on “tile eninlt the
Bun-Lowell shops at Medtord. Ore..
for 11 week- rejected e wage compro~
mine. The worker: ere landing for
their origin! donut! at 30 per cent.
which they inlilt will barely meet
the present living cont.
FAVOR AMNICTY.
Amnesty for attention of Int-tune
luv- mre (noted by the Inn]
“an; of the council of onion of the
Methodist Int-cowl church held :1
Giovanna.
OFFICI OF LADOI PRIO‘.
1“ NORTH O CTRIIT
PHONI 214
mm ”X 240 '
PriGeßCents
SHIPPING I’llllfl
AIIIS llfll’f VENIIERS
[lf PABIFIB BflASI
WASHINO'ION, D. 0.. Much 6.
Iflomunt of nundnrda conic-plut
ali by tho uremic. mm’u net
would practically eliminate the linux
‘dinc of We \“I into this
country no for u pment source- of
anpply ore concerned. according to
Patrick O'Brien. lazillntive rcpt-elem
mivo of the International Snnon'a
Union.
Newlpepere ere ei present erased
inz suinst the drug hnbit. but not in
my use thus in have they pointed
to the svenne through which drugs
enter the United Bates. According to
O'Brien the crest volume or nsrcotic
drugs thst enter the United Sister;
sre brought in by oriean crews. For
this reeson most of the supply enters
the country through Psciiic Cosst
'ports.
Most ingenious methods are re
sorted to by the smnulers. who
sometimes operste with connivsnce
oi ship‘s officers.
ngld Inhnomnt.
Netunlly the oriental crew- which
furnish the bulk of the drug emu:-
gltnx tretemlty Ire non-union end
are employed bee-nee they can be
employed It e lower wen rate then
‘whlte or union crown.
Conditions under which drug smug.
(ling exists one possible only hecsuse
the Loll'ollette sesmen's act is not
properly enrol-nod. It is O'Brien's
contention. hooked by thorough inves~
ticstion into the subject on the port
of the Besmen's Union. thst rigid en
ioroernent of the seunen's not would
do more thsn my other single thing
to stop the illicit importation of hsbit
forming drncs into the United Ststes.
atesmship companies which employ
orientsl crews Ind which by the some
token sre the srdent opponents of
the sesnsen’s not. end who sre Isl-no
ly responsible for its non-entom
nient. one in resiity the msin rectors
in the tremendous and menscing drug
business which has ruined the lives of
thousands in the United Ststes.
[MINIIHY WflHKEHS
HEN NEW flFFIBEHS
IV Adrll John-n.
At the reguler meetlu at Laundry
Women No. 147. the m delayed
eleotlon of officer- took elm. W. E.
Shelton wee elected pneldent: Haul
Sweet. vlce pro-Meat“: Adm John
son. re-elected mercury-trauma":
Hilde. Goods. largeent-et-erme.
William 1!. Short waa nominated
tor preaident of the State Federation
of Labor and Walter Braeklnreed u
vioe preeident tor the fourth dietrlct.
Tour membere were iaaued with
drawal cards and Maude Buck. Anna
Kaun- and lire. Little were initiat
ed. The application of Bernita Wid
ener waa noted on flavor-ably. One of
the candidatea being lomewhet ekin
ney, a pad waa pieced on the [out for
her protection while proceeding with
the initiation.
Haul Sweet won the duea on the
rattle and name of the member- wish
to know whet had become of the Bird
of Bridles box with the raffle tick
le“ in it. Some of the member: seem
ed to think that the Electriciana.
thinking there wu candy in it. nude
away with it, but no formal charges
were preferred.
.‘l‘he eecretary collected so much in
back duea that she had quite a time
Lkeeping the hoeke etrnight. in tact.
isn't quite aura yet.
After I!” labor diecuaeione the
meeting adiourned and refreshments
were served. Oh. no! we had some
thing to eat after we not the dishes
and cutlery waehed that the men of
Central Council borrowed tor the
eprgad they gave in honor of the lady
delegatee at the previoue meeting.
And there la a queetion the Laun
dry Wbrkera wiah to aek the editor of
The Labor Preae. We would like to
know the mooning of that his word
he need concerning the Laundry
Workera in [net week'a iaene. We
don't know whether we have been in~
enlted or not.
; [Hour—The main of the word
intend to will be found In the BXble
l-Rovelulou. chapter 4. mm 7.
ism)! school from I to 11 o'clock
[lnd-r morning—m.)
“The spring nylon will In 3 not or
colon." ml mu Avon o! the M
Ce 110... We thought then mu I“
will: m.