Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

Amendment lUU tends to remove all friction between employer and em- ploye and we are for it."-Mesa City Garage.
 Amendment 100 is fine and if enacted into our Constitution, it will elimin- ate the agitator from Arizona"-A. A. Jones.
 This bill. if carried, will be one of the best amendments to our Constitu- ton. Every laboring man and every business man will know OH what to depend. Frank T. Vance
 T have investigated the merits of Amendment 100 and shall vote in favor Of this bill."-C, Freq Bracket.
 Il give my endorsement to Amend ment 100-"-Vera D. Johnson.
 My principal objection to the pres ent compensation laws is the oppor- i tunity they give for the stirring up of bad feeling. Amendment 100 will set tie such disputes on definite basis and without friction. John R Hamp- ton.
 Amendment 100 will correct present bad conditions and should bring en- ployer and employe to a better under standing of their common interest It would help industry in Arizona, and [, t, ping much petty and irritating litiga- tion that now benefits no one but the lawyers. James $. Griffin. The fact that Amendment 100 will reduce strife is sufficient to warrant its adoption. Mrs. Eugene RedeWjIl.
 It is good law for women. If means far less distress for them and their children under conditions of mis- fortune. There never has been legis- lation proposed in Arizona that meant as much to them. Needless to say shall do all l can for the adoption of Amendment 100."--Mrs. T. c. Irvine.
 Preparedness against misfortune is duty. Insurance is the greatest pre- paredness that can be made for the protection Of the home. State insur- ance IS the best and strongest of all insurance. Of course I am for Amend ment 100."-Mrs. Edward F. Parker. Economic condition at this time makes this step advisable. Laura Johnson.
 T stand for justice and right Amendment 100 fills the bill.''-G. E. Phelps.
 T favor Amendment 100 to the state Constitution" Bond.
 T believe all farmers should vote for Amendment 1OO."-E. H. Beardsley.
 Such an amendment is indicative of the states progressiveness" "-Marioric Hutchson.
 T shall give the proposed law my endorsement and support."-C. o. Case
 "The Workmen's Compensation Act Amendment 100 is protection to the employer. the employe and society at large. Ruth E. Meakin.
 T am working for the adoption oi Amendment 100. I consider it of mu- tuai benefit 10 employer and em- ploye. Mrs. c. D. Baker.
 T endorse Amendment 100 as it vii he of economic value to the state ot Arizona. It protects the working mar and his family and leaves no oppor- tunity for profiteering by disinterested parties."-E. c. Attaway.
 My study of Amendment 100 has been to view it as I would any other measure directly or indirectly pertain ing to taxes. Amendment 100 provides for 100 per cent of simplicity in pre-. senting claims for injuries; 100 pel cent in speedy payment to 100 per cen . of those justly entitled thereto. anC , for the full 100 per cent of prescribed compensation in damages. The state as trustee of the funds provided. of ficially guarantees the above results : and the employers of labor pay 10
 per cent of the damages costs and al expenses. The taxpayers are thus 10 per cent free from the present cost
 of present methods. The measure i 100 per cent desirable. w. E. Ryan Legislation that eliminates unnec
 essary expenditure of public funds an 5 tends to miri-'ize differences between : employer and employe is worthy of OH
 earnest and active support."-J. I l Kellogg.
 ' T have known of many cases of dis l tress. of children raised as objects 0
 charity and suffering all the ills goin with it; O mothers driven to dire ex l tremes because of the delays and tn e abuses practiced under our presen :. compensation laws. I feel that tn
 adoption of Amendment 100 and tn n stopping of a1l of this will be a God . send. We should all work for it."- ,. Mrs. L. F. Hewins.
 Amendment 100 is absolute protec 0 tion for the workman. When he . hurt. he gets exactly what is due hin " instead of paying court costs and di
 vidi- with an ambulance -chasin t lawyer. As it is now, in an appeal { = the courts, he doesn't know where | y stands. Even with a judgment. it ,. doubtful if litigant gets. once in te times, what the proposed amendmeI