The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Hll'if o. No lphkef COM
fined exclusively to domestic duties.
womnn has been enlarning her field
OF activity 10 that today W nnd her
engaged M many % tho industrial
pursuits OF ufe. working 10 earn %
living. very much the same a. men
do. Therefore. In thia particular are
they entitled 20 the same protection
that the Inv gives To the working
men.
q recommend YOU enact necessary
and sufficient Legislation 10 end that
WORKING women shall be properly
protected IN their employment. anu
That necessary facilities and lust
%penHation be secured for them for
their labor.
The brief space Of this message
viii not permit me 10 go into the de.
tails Of what those laws should con.
tain; but you IN your wisdom. I
know Will be- able 20 enact laws that
viii meet this demand fully and com
pletely.
IIHia Hour law for IaiYorrrs.
The general Conceusua Of opinion
ali ovsr the country now b. that "a
lnhprer shonld not Doe required 30
work more than el~ht hours in a
dny in iutenHiy, occupation. and ~
obedience 10 the general public de-.
maud such law has been adopted ana
la now IN force. 40 far uH N relates 20
employees Of tho aiute aud federal gov-
ornmentH. and In an work being done
other Tor or by tho state.
therefore recommend that YOU, by
law. establish or rather prescribe
that eisht hours shall constitute one
DAVIS work IN al cases whore that
law can be- made applicable. Thcfc
are certain Industries ln which such
n law would be- plainly inuppiicahip
for instance agricultural n live
stock Industries aud other Kinds ~
occupation
Arbitration.
IN connection with this I desire very
particularly 10 call your attention a.
q most important subject that de-.
mandH tho sUuuuH consideration of
this body. ~ IL the question of the
differences that often nrisa hetween
employer and vmpluyo. or ua IL M
oficn called. tho difference between
capital 10 lnhor
teufiemrn. tniH b. o. government NJ
Law and not De- govern mrnt of mon
That heiun true. 10 follows uH u INST.
ter Of lueiC thHt ull differences ht
tween men. whether 30 hr between
them us iudlNiduuia ct aH organized
bodies. should hr Settled und ABRAMS.
ed in H lvrai. peaceful and ORDERLY
manner ~ the ltw requires that in.
difi1uHlH should submit their diffp.
curss to- the decision 81 tho courts
Of law. thtro D. absolutely no reason
why D. Inv should not require tho
difference between employer and om-
piutr hr settled Boz following tho
same peaceful and lepai course That
must be- done ~ we would maintain
order Boo society and that order shall
be- maintained tu this commonwealth
and violence prevented is ms firm DE-.
termination.
Nol are 90 aware Of the horrible
conditions 81 mob violence o. dia.
order that are now CONFUSING many
European countries. and this under
the ruiso of liberty These elements
of disorder and violence that now
nHtc and hold thrs. countries in Eu-
rope boz their grip threaten 10 invade
the United States. which admittedly
b ths land whore liberty under silu-
fury roHtrtifts, De- enjoyed hy an pros
pir to aI extent that hus brought
within our hUfnF peaceful and Nh-
rrty loving people from nll the ma
uons OF the earth. and We must ny al
mtHuH boz uur power save uur country
from Falling into the hands ~ such
IuWlpsH rl,mDntf This We should do,
this We shall do.
Therefore earnestly recommend
that you. hY law, create u tribunal.
] designating n bN ans name you MAY
wish 90 ruurt of arbitration, ur iuuu-
trial commission nH u iH called On
. Colorado. OF hN ans other name YOU
NAV desire composed of such u mum
Der of mon HH iu o may appear
proper. clnhed with ample authority
and puwru NOT ouly Geo hear bit 90
] compel tho hearing before them Of ull
differences that may arise between
employer and cmpluNc, who, after
having heard both Sides Hhuli decide
lH between them, that which boz their
sound and impartial Judgment rs lust
While 7 VIII not attempt to do
tcrmlnp for Won how that tribunal
should Dee composed, yet for tho pur'
pose uf Inspiring confidence ms much
uH We muf iu both parties Co tho
contention, u appears to me- that u
might hr proper to prescribe that thut
tribunal should ho composed of three
persons. 90 Dec appointed 10, thv ruN-
vtuur hN aud with the consent of the
senate. tho Hlmr tu ho selected hN
him. and FROM u list Of nantes our.
ulshpl hN tho employer and from
H lHt OF m furnished Z the pm'
pluVts. aud the third 10 hr named Nv
tho governor lu that 90 both
sides 90 she contention would hayc a
~rrproscntutiN, iu that body, ANA The
third. being u disinterestcl person
partially reconcile ans differences
INT mirht arise between o." two
parties
Agaiu respectfully submit 10 YOU
me absolute necessity Of gEtHhlishlur
such Il tribunal, with u view tu me
peaceful solution OF the difficulties
that ~ often arise between these two
ctsm,ntH.
P%rohibtion.
In line with the party pledges,
ulsp ash that hv appropriate logiHln'
ton @ utlfN tho national ruuHtitu'
uonnl prohibition amendment offered
hy tho Gtth ronrfess of the United
states. az the second session thereof
through ItH Joint resolution, Whicl
reads ~ follows:
Rec T. After one year from th'
ratification Of THIS article the manu-.
mCture. mlo or transportation Of In
toNicHtinu liquors within, the tmp-r
taiion there into. or the expectation
thereof from the United states ans
an territories subject 90 the lurisdic
ton thereof. for beverage purpose, d
hereby prohibited
I'm this connection ! also ask you
In mlnllmcnt Of our pledge TO IN
people Of the state, 20 enact sufficicn
laws for the vigorous anu HurrCHsiu
enforcement Of the recently ndoptr,
prohibition amendment IA. our con
stitution. and 10 that end that yol
prescribe adequate penalties for IN.
violation of such laws. Iu order tina