The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-23

signed by T. L. Lewis. national presi'
dent OF the United Mine Workers
calls attention to two amendments to
tho constitution OF the organization
adopted By tho twentieth and twenty
first conventions. providing for the
punishment OF any member OF tho or
E~an!zation guilty OF laundering. or cir
eulating. or causing to be circulated,
false statements against any member
OF the organization. and also for the
punishment OF any international. dis
trict. sub-district or local union Of
ncer soon In = state OF public intoxi'
cation while on duty. Tho notice sets
forth that there II need OF q closer
aflllation IN tho ranks OF the United
Mine Workers. The laws OF our or
sanizatiou should be better under.
stood and respected By each and
every member. In recent years a
few OF our members have violated
their obligation which provides that
you win not inIure a brother or see
bin injured II you can prevent It.
Man, s..4.m.nt, a, /, misleading ns.
.ur, h,,. been circulated a. various
! time, Tbos, At, tsments were circu.
lated for the purpose OF rejecting on
tho character. integrity and honesty
q, r.. members ~ Tho organization /"
Tn, notice t,rthar ,,ys I'm. II Is the
apt, ~ av.-y n.mh.- ., tbe o-v,niza.
ZION n r.,o-t N, ,Io,.t,o, q, flo
law, q, N. min. wo-ro-. and da.
c,,r that with N. oo-oner,t.o, or
!. the member. tho l,ws ~ m. o-r.ni.
.,t,or VIII ,s -s-,.cto1
H,mt,to, o.a-,er ,e,c.,v 40.
cpss.on ON tte question 81 comnul.
so~v a-hltra.io, ts, 0bto state -e1,
GRAFTON Of Iohor declared ,r,i,et tho
,ro,o.itior y, ,bn cro,,rd th,+ !.
y.oul, work moro 70 thc heroGt Of
m. emn,over than the emo,oye
.u,n- tho y, raeo,,,t,n,s
,don.ed were those favori,r the roes.
aye q, , law r,vire c,t;es and corr.
+iae tho nou,e- 70 do ~, cc,+r,ct u,or,,
on tho J,v l,hor rI,r. onnosi,r tha
hov sco,+ uoya-o,+. ,,do-sj,g rho
e,ch+.hor- DIV so- youa, and In.
dor.Inp no iritto-,v. and rerern-a,m
RESOLUTIONS v,ere also aaonted do.
,lo-;rs the 7 os ANGELES Tfmes horror
and nrotestirc thar anv bIame shorld
he ott,ched 70 oreapf-ed labor Reso.
| ,rtic,s n, svuna+hv on t,a Columbus
strret railway s+r;te we-a ador+ad
On, , coIIectIo, t.,-a, y, amo,r the
h6elcr,tes fo- rho strikers The srr
! OF SO was Forwarded them
providenca The willis +ea hv
p p G. p En,~ht which have hean
! running IN = basis ~ tor- davs .
week. during TIE MAST Ii weeks have
resumed The regular 54.honr sch aluIa
! This Arm onarates numerous Mills in
var;ous narts NJ Rhode Island md
! Nass,chnse,ts WITH = total Of half y
mi,Iio, ,lndlcs .nd 70 oO1 looms and
EMPLOYS about s 900 hands, For four
months those mills have been rroduc.
,rr not moro than t~yo-thirGs OF their
usu.l outnut AID this curtatlment
| alone has meant much In reducing the
volume OF available goods in the mar
xet. Other big rrocps OF mills in
Rhode Island engaged In producing
| the finer g-aIea OF cotton goods are
now running at full capacity without
any fear that accumulation OF goods
viii entail any losyes, for The market
| conditions. both ~ to raw ma,erla!
and manufactured goods. are such az
| to make higher rrises necessary.
Ch:csSo.-For,- bcohb!nders en-.
| flowed B, thu CHICAGO Shipping Re
| ce!pt and Book company. Sacramento
and Carroll avenue. wen: on stri.o for
Al Increase In wages. and the com.
pany announced that in future It
would operate OR a. open shop basis.
The company ASSERTS that The scale
for bookblnders Is s1S 4 week and
that It was paying $3.50 to tho best
men. Tho canvas workers wero re
ceiving only S1% q week and the
union demanded that all men be
placed on the same basis and paid
\ scala nf soI n week When the