Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
MPL0YERSW| ;. NAME C0MM| I TEE
 HERE FUR LABOR
Fifty-Seven Asked by Park CT to Attend Meeting Aug.
 '; Those Selected to Work With Government Board

With Government Board At a meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Phoenix Chamber of Com merce. held July 31. Edward F. Park CT. who was a delegate to the Federal Labor Conference at Denver, reported that seventeen western states were represented and that plans for forming an employment system under the fed eral government were adopted. As the delegate from Arizona representing management, Parker was instructed to organize permanent employers com mlttees for the various community sec tions in Arizona.
 The employers committee. repre- senting all the industries of Maricopa county, will be selected Wednesday August :. The following letter has been sent to 57 men of Maricopa county:
 Dear Sir:
 The chairman of this committee was Instructed by the Federal La
 Dor Conference at Denver to or ganize employers permanent com mittees throughout the industrial
 districts of Arizona. This organi- Zation committee, appointed by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, asks you. as representative of
 management in this county. to at
 tend a conference Wednesday. August ', at 800 D. m, at tie
 Chamber of Commerce.
 The purpose of this conference
 is to select an employers commit
 tee. Said committee will represent
 the industries of this county
 through it's representative on the
 community labor board.
 For the duration of the war. la
 Dor employment will be handled very largely. if not, eventually, en- tirely through the federal depart ment of labor. The plan as adopted is second only in importance to the federal draft.
 Your presence at this conference Is urgently requested Very truly, ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE By Edward F. Parker, Chairman" These Are Notified Those receiving the above letter ant the business which they represent arr the following:
 Agricultural and kindred organiza 1 tions-W. A. Barr, dairy commission CT; W. H. Knox, secretary cotto growers; H. c. Heard. county agent Frank H. Parker, president Farm Blu | reau; A. W. Morrill,, horticultural com | missioner; H. A. Severinghaus, orang association.
 Water Users-W. R. Elliott Phoe nix; F. M. Wilkinson, Phoenix. Cattle Growers-Harry Kay, Warre ! Peterson.
 Cotton Gins-E. G. Attaway, Mesa
 - Mccall, Phoenix; T. R. Burch ett, Tempe.
 | Cotton Growers.-Ed. F. Parke Phoenix; R. P. Davie, Peoria. | Dairying Hartranft. Lin B. Orme.
 Creameries-Dr. J. Dennett.
 Seeds and Feed Stuffs - Fran Viault, Phoenix; Marshall Humphre | Phoenix; A. J. Peters, Tempe.
 Farmers-E W. Hudson, Tempe; W. J. Clemens, Mesa; E. E. Jack, Gler dale; Fred Tait, Phoenix; AS. Rec Phoenix.
 Commission Merchants-J. F. Barl CT, Phoenix; c. M. Johnson. Mesa.
 Department Stores-B. NJ. Goldwa CT, Phoenix.
 General Merchandise-Rich Vol | Wickenburg. .-.t
 City-V. A. Thomson, Phoenix; Ds kleinman, Mesa. ''-''
 Telephone-H. D. McVay, Phoenix
 Gas and Light-H. L. Aller. ,Phoeni
 Building Trades and Plumbers Clinton Campbell. Phoenix; T. Stewart. Phoenix; D. A: Horrall, Pho nix.
 Hardware and Implements-E. | Attaway, Mesa; W. S. Heflin, ,Phoeni! T. J. Sine, Glendale; C. H. Pratt.
 Automobiles, Tractors and Suppli Warren McArthur, Phoenix; Ed RI dolph, Phoenix; w. E. Gardner, Pho nix. ...,.'-t.t Grocers-W. w. Edwards, Phoeni , Fred C. Bracket. Mesa; Ray Staufft , Glendale. ....t-..'+
 Shoe. Stores-C. w.. Goodman. Pho nix H. A. Diehl, Phoenix. Clothing-Vic Hanny. Phoenix; Da Goldberg, Phoenix. .'--. | Newspapers and Printing - Oh; Stauffer, Phoenix; C. H. Akers, Pho nix. Hotels-Thomas Law, Phoenix; A thur Luhrs, Phoenix. 2 Drugs-Roy Wayland, Phoenix; J. Jones, Phoenix.
 Ice-J. NJ. Aitken. Phoenix; W. Twinch, Glendale.
 Jewelers-Walter Hege, Phoenix.
 Candy and Soft Drinks-D. Donofr Phoenix.
 Lumber-Cias. O'Malley, Phoenix.
 Banks-A. T. Esgate, Phoenix; Do aid Dunbar, Phoenix; o. $. Staple Mesa; c. Fl. Tinker. Glendale; W. Beach, Mesa.
 Theaters-Geo. Mauk, Phoenix; A Rick, Phoenix.
 Attorneys - G. w. Silverthorl Mesa: H. NJ. Fennemore, Phoenix; W. Lewis, Phoenix.
 For Better Service
 Hereafter, all employment by tho employing 100 men or more will handled through the federal emplo ment service. This service will co