Arizona republican., 1916-01-09

men throughout your state, stating that the General Federation endorses the work and that your State Fed eration also does so eff 1t has taken action to that effecD.
 "TEe committee makes the follow ing six suggestions:
 l. Write your congressman and senators urging them to vote for the bill
 ?. Join the telegram brigade to wire your congressman or senators when the time to vote arrives.
 8. Arrange che or more local meet ings to endorse the bill.
 |. Make a speech for the bill be- fore some local organization.
 ,. Place in local papers news items
 6. Arouse local interest in Child Labor Day"
 The bill 70 prevent interstate com merce in the products of child labor and for othe. purposes was intro
 duced by Mr.. Heating December 6.
 Iii part it follows.
 That no manufacturer, producer or
 dealer shall ship or deliver for ship
 ment from any state or territory or tl-e District of Columbia to or through
 any other state or territory or the District of Columbia or receive in any state or territory or the Dis
 lrlct of Columbia from any other
 state or territory or the District of Columbia and having so received shall
 deliver or offer to deliver in original unbroken packages or shipments. for pay or otherwise, any article of com merce produced in the United States. which is the product of any mine or quarry in which children under six teen years of age are employed or permitted to work; cr which is the product of any mill. factory. work shop or manufacturing establishment in which children under fourteen years of age are employed or permit ted to work; or which is the prod uct of any mill. factory. workshop. Cannery or manufacturing establish ment in which children under four | teen years of age are employed or ! permitted to work, or children uu- | der sixteen years of age are em- | ployed or permitted to work more l than eight hours in any day or more | than six days in any week or before | the hour of . a. m. or after the hour | of ?. m. of any day.
 Sec. ?. That the Attorney Gen | eral, the secretary of commerce and | the secretary of labor shall constf- ute a board to make and pub | fish from time to time uniform rules and regulations for carrying out the provisions of this act.
 sec. g. That for the purpose of securing proper enforcement of this act. the secretary. of labor or any per son duly authorized by him shall | have authority to enter and inspect at any time mines. quarries mills, canneries, workshops. factories and manufacturing establishments in which goods are produced for inter labor shall have authority to employ such assistance for the purposes of
 this act as may from time to time be authorized by law.
 See. f. Any person who violates any of the provisions of Section l of | this act, or who refuses or ob- | structs the entry or inspection au- i thorized by Section of this act. shall for the first offense be liable | to a fine not exceeding $2O0 and for | each subsequent offenes shall be Ha- 1 ble to a inc not exceeding 1000 or | to an imprisonment not exceeding | three months. or both. at the discre- 1 ton of the court; provided, That no | person shall be subject to conviction
 under the provisions of this act, who shall establish a guaranty issued by | the manufacturer. producer, seller or | shipper of the goods in question. res
 ident in the United States, to the ef-