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(pm- rm Moan.) mm. e man. vote of the lie-brew at the nlnen' union. to: Moth-bunt nu, the mlnen' eons; hence cell-Me. finally rennet! tut m m proposed wane greenest M 0' more! wile "auction ‘Q m enema!“ by the am. new” ofthe m tat-bled m the referendum “6 Poem-week ‘m Revered uti ,.ueet|oe. ‘ A unoccupied statement 0! the ‘ ma "non! 63¢ Mil“ m. M' Mr- to the miner? Mdmmm'lthtthe new. up In“ ”VI“. (or men and W N the fly mm the ' e m mutton of tron 73 It an.” «y. mm. the .., node for leg employed mum: ~ “figment!“ of from rte“ ;" " TMsß.ooro—‘ lit ' mutt-e- tm- may to “300 w “V. Mire be!“ ton-1 unfit-r m the lines um; “fimmu Hey 2. 1 ymflpflen only to t, r; _ in ‘ April 1 were wm'mm m m. W'mmhuwmmm n ‘fiu hue on the nine- thet have been ‘on 'ltflke tor two yen-I; on the west mile}. In um en annealed cue-non. Ithudentooethtplmeretobe ‘W by the nheu’ offichle m tenure. en mm of the ‘M of the new egreement te tlletthe(tunes-Inmat-locum-the mile a! the reeelt lent-non have been m 0:. Meat Hutu J. ’lan end hie ‘m In h the Roelyn-Cle Him lie“ the week holding mun man. in attenuation. I. I. l. Bflfflflflf I m 8W mm { mu. o 1 um um «It-tribute! \mly around Cattle announced ‘gVVfln-ts-mmbuooh all-bu I N «with, 1 with nan-hymn Poop!“ wt. kaWMIm-uuu thwmulo'MhWh-M mummgdmmtom ”mummm VMMDLWWW d 8“. lacuna-mamma- MhmMfi-m o! clau >nmmmmdm idAWMdiogulnu ‘WWW Bam. [Wmhdml.mmnu wiullfi'hhllllmanop rfludthotw.w.udnunooldl Jm mum front ul‘ {“7 ummgrnuuconhn‘ . rod. won prom-«Ir Wmmmmyouuuu} Ll!muuotmx.w.w. : FEDERATION URGES SUNDAY CIDSING mm. N. Y., My 3.40.011 “mmomumm uwmmm‘rmm Muscat-motel. ”YfiMMNuuotL-w. «new» sawing- cvoryuty h tho-hum”. human tho contem thmtheogo- , Hui-mm to non.- “film:- at the my” ’ jun: mamas-MM , 7 ow. !va.‘ 1 fv c . HE - m; wlflgfigfixg RIPAXLAMAY 4, 1923; m rim nr mums ' Thar ~ . “7' - from the Same sm “'3' ""' ‘ ‘3 ‘ F 1“ _ Em > 4* bor Press, expresses the MI (:th him t 9 -» t extent and deal: with mg! tho cow Ind : , muummtxhfidéaorm courts.timoto abofllh eh. u-Htm. “action system by which WWW-dam ' goVemmtlndva-t thwmhihwzltew judges whom lid-W to “I“ 1 , deciliom they Ifloct. ”(QWMMMIA peopie have an the mm W W mm smuh some of the w: W, 7 ' ’W of our mention. The I“ m HI Ind chm thin. lialmum was laws have ha and W tu- mmm. . "today the cine-ed W of Washington awake to find .- fedora court and“ e supp which obviously would lead to the m dr'dl fleetive lute retulation of pubic my -‘ -; e, . . “Judge omm: one “straining the depertment of public works from belting the telephone compeniee in their prom of W- W: tetee was a glaring mmpieonhemmypeatmnmmntby Winn. “Scuttle and Tecome 1:06le ‘ll satin Hey let paying had gull for hie action laid revised. “Judie Mm mit :interette of the tele phone com Re y refused time for due notice to he served on 'W« He overturned in evlinete'the min. “by.“ I ion which the cute au thoritia hid W M We of hearings end con m. ime-aw ’"f ' , “Whether Magi!“ ie‘ntffurther along this my line then mats-ache“ of the bench have (one, 01' whether b My get! a typical example of the evil, with plenty of ' ' 2 back him, The Star does not know or care. The Stu doe, w, however, that several of Judge Cuehmen'l mussel-y decieione have been overruled by the higher fitsfi “In the We of the M of this state and of our American institutions The Sh‘i’qns that in this matter, too, his action will be promflly let aside." ' AW 9mm mm 31 am sums A W drive not want-'- ounw 3 undo:- w by, the “W. tie “ml OW on plouh" m “I litany ind woo-in at ml “17 W. m i- M u: m to tho oflioun ct in N:- MVMI M Union Me. by than «this flick Mi unite. no ”on o! the am. Milly W 110! m on. to mm the won't mum tor eight-hour hm ml lint-u "a um n 4 for the outlaw-y or m. The tactics. I. dumbed by the Women's Trad. Unian uncut, no first to intimidate or coerce the wom ‘on into duel-tin; their (uni, Ind the: jby anthrax on ,7 to anthem to m Ila mum of the men's or miutiou who want than- political i influence turned “not who: the u women no not mount. am or -Ilioiuouiocucohuobooooud » Inn nearly oil tho important orna ' mu- of women throughout the 2 count". together with char-co or ill - linuouou of “ml."ll‘n," “bolohov , ion" or “communion” onion their , moot ‘pronimt ond boot moved v laden. It moth the canon“ of u tho "opo- ohop” employon onion 2 “the You. Wmo'o Christin mo 1 cIItiOI. tho Notional Catholic Council ind tho hour-u Council 0! Church.- n bacon. thou org-Mutton- declorod I for n akin-hon: day, a living ' wm .‘ond collective lam-coining. 1' The lotoot dovolopmoot with re ' spect to the women'o mitotic!“ in II (Co-thud on P 5. Six.) Our Pet Peeve ROAD WES HEAVY BECAUSE OF STRIKE 3 By locking out their shop men. ofl’iJ can of the Boston & uni-o nnroud‘ enn-ed - 100. 0! 08,000,000. \ At | moths a! an men-omm} mam Hm net-«mun that? tho Ghost I“ indinct ion wofld‘ rack tut figure. The pmident wu madam. anon-t could not be 3am it the In! W the Butt!- more wt. 0- n- Inn‘ tun 100 Min- man. To this «on Hulda-t Hutu nun-ad the qua-flour to it mud upon. The New 101%. New Riven & Hart moi-d railroad" loam been» of the fioekout a mum. Than iouel ‘mld am to no“ it the shown: were permit“! to ”turn to work 17th lam-hung flint:- mood. 8M BHAIIIHS fAVflfl WAGE MW One of the moiutiou mind by the M Rouflm’ association at their recent convention ni smile is of [not intemi io lobar. It dull with the minimum me. much dis. ennui lately. ml was loudly up poriod by the mini] body. The resolu tion follow-z . ‘ Ruched. We note the may recent diecnuion reietive to the decision of the Supreme Cour": en the minimum ‘wue none. end while et pfeeent there iie no legal decision on our own Wee!» ,inlten lute luv, yet. in view of the ypmenuiione nude inflate the venue iconmlulon 01‘ this neeociniion, thet \leee then 7 per' cent of our women in ‘eioree ere paid u mm as the mini mm was ecnie oi €13.20 n week. we recommend to our met-chem: [were]- ly the mnintennnce clutch a lundnrd of wngee u will ineure I heppy, con tented end efficient. ulee force. It can aleo be plainly seen by the re port of the welfare commiuaion that the met-chute generally are carrying out the terma of the relolution. Com in. in contact with a lone portion oi! the pubic. they real!» thut n aum-t Icient wage to allow an employs to on.‘ mum and I” pp) lath for-the mm day it absolutely neoeuory and «pen. tial to the welfare of the community. Another important step taken ia the formation of indutrlul council: in all: communitlea throughout the state 1 TRADE UNION LEAGUE WAGE PARLEY CALLED WASHM‘PON, Kay s.-——’!’he Na iionnl Women'l Trude Union lune has iunod 3 call for A conference in thin city on lny H to “find none henn- ot summing the tide of reduc lion. in the nitric. of women on ployeu in the District of Colnnbh.” following the nuilii’iontion oi the "new: minimu- wue I" by the “puma court of the United Staten. ‘ The invitation hu bean iomrdod to trnde unions. womn'u org-nin iiona. trauma} bodie- nnd labor offi ciu oi.’ nanny lutep. “A. an lmmodinte relult of tho de cision oi’ the supreme lourt. wages in some inunda- have been cut to u, .8 null 80 A week," the invitation union. ' ’ arm: or Midi Mil“. tumour"! a snug PHONE 21:3 ‘ WOPPJOI an an Price 5 Cents may cum lIIAMES [MIME SYSTEM MILLS Low Wag. lacuna-Ml Labor on». No Hop to PM» In “mm... on‘ hope in not In baiting labor. but in ending various untou- vNch rob him of hit purchulnx povertnyl‘the hmen' National Counc'fi m a uno men! on n- uudy of tho domestic under-comm!» of tu- ”Much. The when in compo-Cd of "prolon utlvep a! variant; turmon' org-Mn. tlom.’ - Tho tho-bolt Moro to the 1921 report»! tho Secretory ot unculturo "at "we produce more foodstuff- than our popuhtlon ecu comm“ . To m- the council replies; rm facts ore to! Vote thore on equltlblo “tribunal o! the inc-mo at a. Utah God Gut“? “It 11. of the wealth pro duced. the people would coulumo probobly 60 per ooutomoro than the toul‘ Volulne of form products which are produce today. although thorlo :would luv. to be. doubtless, g choose In tome crop- Ind «madam to tho chum «mud: at the poople. lonian“: common" 1 “it is clear that the American peo« pie are not now consumisg anything like the amount of farm products. ieither as food or clothing. that they :need. and they can not consume that Imm: Without a feirer distribution ‘0! the Mann income. 1.; ; r, ‘ "Too much of the national income today 800' to paying trlb'nfie' to land speculntors in the form at ground rent. in royalties. excess proiits, divi dends and interest. . "The tnrlner's hope for improving his economic condition lies not in halting labor. hot in ending the pres ient economic. transportation" market ing. industrial and tax syiteins, which rob him of his power to purcrhase manufactured products; and which also kill his market right at home in robbing other workers and wage sam ers of incomes which they should spend for term products. The need for a full and tree home muket for farm prdducts. at n fair price to the tsrmer. in proven by the fleet thet in several of the northwestern states about 5 per cent of the isrmers have lost their farms through reduced prices for their products—in some states as high ss 80 per cent. A much larger additional number will lose their farms with present prices to ytarmers and costs oi production dur :ing this you unless bankers extend ‘unsuai credit to them. ‘ Uri-American Methodd. “immediately following the war the great financial interests. which bru tally accused the farmers of being profiteern during hhe war and slwsys robbed them. started out to crush or ganised labor, and used three methods to do this. First, they tried to put ncross the nn-American and anti-un ion shop drive, so as to break up la« bor orgnnisations. They fell down .shont 99 per cent on this. Then they started to hreek down nil legislation restricting immigration. They failed 100 per cent on this. These financial interests then decided the best way to break labor was first to break the farmers and then finish labor organi setions through immigration of ..n million or a million and a halt inni ers from American terms to cities. mines. trede sad transportation. “But the ‘little capitalist' farmer. when he gets to the city or anywhere of! the (arm, will find the same inter est which so ruthieesiy exploited him as a farmer will, with equal vigor. [crush him as a city worker." flflAflS lllllfflmflf; MANAGER wmuus WASHINGTON. In la—‘Neeriy can month- em:- reiiroed Incl-en we )ended work throughout the nation. the interstate Con-era Cumin-lon begin- en inquiry into condition- of reiiroed equipment e“ muzemenc . generally. A queetiontein In been ‘i‘orwerded to more then tvo score of the leading trillion-nee Iyliene. Some of the uni-Qt: (mi-“ Mon road. ere included. Timon will be repreeented by M f ' 1. Hon ry Hunt. former never e! Cincinnati end former public group member of the reilroed lebor boerd. ‘l‘be ehopmen In it in now pouible ‘te Queue the audition e 0 roede an we W the Initinore ewe-en with reed: um ere min “ e lockout. The letter rude M leet September to eceept e eettienent Dropout! by President In.”