The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
HOPE TO KEEP sC1
FROM LEAVING Hl|
Legislators Amend Land
Effort to Check Stream /,
Emigration.
LONDON TAILoRs s7n]
Clothes for the Coronst;o,
Being Made in the Most n
sanitary Sweatshops.
LONDON TAILoRs sge,
BY PAUL LAMRETu

Special Cable 20 The Tribune,
LONDON. June Aside srn,,
house Of lords question. The dram.
Scotland s population Is caus,,.
discussion than any other sub,ss,
Whether the emigration 49,.
stopped. and If so. how. is TOO 4
question TO discuss here. But =.
take II that the thing will only 4.
By giving a Scotchman as much ~
nnent to remain in mis- own count,
he now receives To transfer his ~
Canada, and the only way In a.
should expect this TO be done Is NJ +
atlons in the land system. 1t Is
OF note in this connection that IN S
of lords has been blocking land T.
tIon IN Scotland for five wears
The Lansdownc bill for the r.f1>-
| the house OF lords sets I'm
chamber. smaller by hall than ~ Z,
ent house. and Representative Of "a,
ton. or the Gi3 members Of yhj>i
new house Is TO be composed, IL Il
gested that @2n shall he present 4,
| flectins the political opinion OF ia
r
| the crown on the advice OF the r,r,.
and 40 will be elected for dIslr;t<
| those members of the house of g.
| whose constituencies arc within ~ +
| The third group consists OF tM n
| elected by the existing house 81 4
| from such OF their own number 4 h
duly qualified by distinguished 55,
| 10 the state.
The form of election Is 10 be su,tt
| the minority shall be fully repfs7<|
In this way II will be possible % M
| In The house OF lords. experienced si-
istrators. retired cabinet minister
lonial governors, heads OF gown
departments and former membsrs D.
house OF commons. Except Tor q
group. membership of the house b
is open TO everyone, The present ar>
| ly of political representation Is cont
parties In the new house Al e9t
there has been no attempt at Gsu
criticism. and the opinion Is generzl'
Lord Lansdowne has devised ~
of the reformed second houss prob
But the Radicals do not want q
! formed second chamber In any prac
sense Of the word: those VINO Do
frankly declare themselves one ehu
men. aim al practically the saue
ject by a parliament bill which. II n
as il stands. deprives the upper
OF all legislative powers.
y strike Of tailors here has dsyt'
the fact that nearly all the clcthH
the kings coronation are being ma'
sweatshops. W
Unless employers and workmen
| 10 terms the whole OF the hiyh.
clothing trade will be disorganlzsd
the necessary preparations which
being made for the coronation ,ddl
The Society of Tailors and TailsT
are asking the employers 10 pr
workshops for the whole OF The
| ployees before the eAplry Of two
and that, in the meantime, the en-
ers shall pay worlimen at the ra'
one shilling IN the pound on The
ings, but not less than three sh
per week. as compensation loT
non provision OF accommodates
masters are not inclined to fall ~
the demand.
Some startling sidelights on the
tons under which the garments
aristocracy are produced were fe.
by James Blyth, secretary OF the !
| " OF Tailors and Talloresses. ~
present time clothing for the srezl
jority OF the West End shops
in the homes OF the workers or u
rented by them in Soho. and so dit
ing is the environment in many
that the system is a constant sow
| danger TO those whose sarmehA
| made in such surroundings. -.
Mr.. Blyth says a single Wa.
| tailor provides workshop accommo'
| for all employees. 4 few keep ~
ber OF men. women and boys On
| premises, but the bulk Of the ~
| given out to small contractors. Vno
their own Horkrooms and their owH