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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
LABOR MOVEMENT GAINING
STRENGTH IN MEXICO

9-There is wholesome move
ment toward the elimination of graft
and corruption.
lO-Plans are being made for edu-
cational work. education i'm the first
principles and simple fundamentals
needed by a people said to be eighty
five per cent illiterate.
These are facts-facts that show
the drift and tendency Of the Mexico
Of today If my observation is cor
rect Mexico today has the best gov
ernment in her modern history. We
had ample opportunity for extended
conversations with practically all i'm
portant members of the government
and with large number of trade
unionists. There is a universal de-
sire for peace and a general under
standing Of the paramount necessity
Of peace.
Intervention by force in the af-
fairs of Mexico, in the light of the
facts we found, would be beyond eX-
use, & betrayal Of all international
morality and on its face an eXcur-
sion Of conquest
The oil question, long the bone
Of contention, can, | am satisfied, be
settled | believed it is not too
much to say that Mexico would be
willing to submit the oil situation to
inquiry by a joint INSTRUMENTATION
commission for the ascertainment of
the facts. Mexico would not submit
herself to the recommendations Of
such commission, but she would, /
have every reason to believe, well
OF q of fqrt- fpDpH hyr
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
FACTS ABOUT THE
CORT HOUSE RING
Everett, Wash,
October 9, 1920.

Dear Friend:
Our home affairs are very import
ant. Home owner, renter and board
er are all affected, either directly
or indirectly.
The law provides that county Off
cials shall not hold the same office
for a longer period than four conse-
cutive years. To circumvent this
law, the COURT HOUSE RING, for
many many years have been trading
ship dodge, that is a deputy becomes
the official one term, and the official
becomes the deputy the next term.
There are some members of this
Court House Ring that have held
most every office in this county and
most every deputyship, and the re-
suit is that our county affairs have
never been investigated by any one
outside this Ring.
During this time our taxes have
doubled and trebled, and having
reached the limit, this year the val
lation has been increased over 10
per cent, which means another raise
in taxes when we pay in 1921.
You will recall that Seymour
Shoultes brought an action against
the COURT HOUSE RING along in
May, 1918, for pulling off salary
graft
Mr.. Shoultes alleged in Paragraphs
II and u of his complaint, that the
Ring on December Is, 1918, CON
spired among themselves and Secret
ly, arbitrarily, frauduently, unlaw-
fully and in bad faith and merely as
a subterfuge to deceive the taxpay-
ers." met for the purpose of raising
their salaries in violation of law.
At the trial of the case it was
proven that on that day in a back
room of the County Commissioners
office the Ring met to do their work.
Present. Thomas Stiger. William
Whitfield, P. T. Lee, Noah Shakes
peare, the present County Commits
sioners and others of the Ring, most
of whom are seeking election to
some office. At this time and place
they put over their work.
By dilatory tactics the Ring sue
ceeded in delaying the hearing of
the case for many months, mean
time pocketing thousands of dollars
of the taxpayers money in excess
fees.
Finally the court decided against
the Ring, but that did not bother
them in the least for they kept right
on drawing illegal salaries, but when
the judgment was finally entered
they had to quit. But to this day
they have not returned to the coun-
ty treasury one penny of the illegal
fees they took. This money illegal
ly gotten can be recovered, but Pros
ecuting Attorney Stiger and the
Commissioners refuse to act.
Now if you elect Luther Orr and
Alex Wheeler as County Commission
ers and George w. Louttit as Prose-
cutting Attorney suit will be brought
against the Ring to recover this
money they took from our County
Treasury.
The Farmer Labor Party is going
to clean out this Ring. So get busy
and help them do it.
Yours for cleaning out the COURT
HOUSE RING,
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OF
FARMER-LABOR PARTY,
E. c. DAILY, Chairman.
w. P. WILKINS, Secretary
Headquarters at Labor Temple,
Main 11Hl
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
FARMER-LABOR
PARTIES PARADE

The Farmer-Labor Party staged a
big auto parade through the county
Sunday in the interest of their cam
eaign.
There were about so cars in the
parade, each carrying banners.
They made the following schedule:
= Left Everett at 1910; left Snoho-
mish at 10:30; left Monroe at 11:O0;
left Sultan at 80; arrived at Gold
Bar at 1900; left Gold Bar at 12:15,
eat dinner at Snohomish 1:15; left
at 1:5O; arrived at Marys-
vile at 2:30; arrived at Arlington
at $3.50; home 800.
They gave short talks at each stop
and distributed literature.
Every thing went off as scheduled,
except a small accident above Sultan,
when two Fords locked wheels, both
loosing one. No one was hurt.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
Labor Candidate Is
Deprived of Job

After several weeks of hedging the
Seattle Port commission has passed
a resolution eliminating the position
held by C. j. France, executive sec
retary. Agitation for Frances re-
moval is generally agreed to have
been founded on opposition France
aroused because of his work as state
chairman of the committee of As
and later on in behalf of the Farmer
Labor party. France is the new
party's nominee for United States
senator Thomas F. Murphine, for
mer head of the city traction system
and a warm devotee of former mayor
Ole Hanson, is rumored as the likely
successor to France on the port.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
Workers. College
To Hold Social

There will be a Social given at
Lombard Hall next Sunday evening,
October 10, beginning at o'clock,
under the auspices of the Workers
College, to which all members of or
ganized labor and their friends are
cordially invited
There will be speaking, music, re-
freshments and a good time gener-
ally for everyone. James Fisher
will make a short talk.
The committee in charge ask you
to join with them in making this
event a success.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
Private Soldiers
and Sailors Hold
Meeting at Arlington

The Private Soldiers and Sailors
held a well attended meeting Satur-
day evening at Arlington. There
were about POO present The speak
ers were Frank Pease, their organ
izer and j. H. Anderson, who among
other things told the people they
were going to put free speech on
their streets,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
CENTRAL LABOR
COUNCIL HOLDS
SHORT SESSION

The Central Labor Council was
called to order by Presidnet j,
Michel and was Immediately adjourn
ed till next Wednesday evening so
that the members could attend the
meeting of the Farmer-Labor Party.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
UNIONS DONATING TO
THE FARMER-LABOR
PARTY CAMPAIGN
Everett Central Trades Council $4,000
Pile Drivers Union. $500
Long Shoremen's Union. $500
EDITOR GEORGE HIGGINS
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Editor Geo Higgins is improving
rapidly at Providence Hospital and
will be glad to have friends call.
We will be glad to see George
back on the job,
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

Mr.. 0. S. (Oldstyle) Jones, we'll
known printer. called on friends in
Everett, Tuesday, of this week He
is still holding down a situation
in Tacoma.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

Published weekly the Federation
tanning official communications and other items of interest to the member
Local Unions
which might be of value Office of the publications 508 Maynard Bldg
Seattle Washington.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
Stage Employees and Moving
Picture Operators
Notes

The Stage Employees and Moving
Picture Operators went 100 per cent
strong for the Farmer-Labor Party.
Art Stewart and Ira Brown went
to Wenatchee hunting Chinese Pleas
ants. Here's hoping they have good
luck.
Milton Forslund is going on the
road with the "Follies" as stage car
penter
Smoke Chas. Sheets CHALLENGE
10c Cigar.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE
WIN. STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR

tnie official communications other items interest the member
which of publications Maynard Bldg
wOMEN'S WAGE BOARD
the practically member of the Minimum Wage
t h mos - @ e % ts ss Idnt; I h % fsaI % 20 lot tba board
function better for Here is the evidence:
April 21, 1920.
Mr. j. c. H. Reynolds
Inland Empire Employers Association,
734 Hutton Building,
Spokane Wash.
Subject: The Industrial Minimum Wage
Conference Olympia.
strict attention this conference
refrain calling attention the fact that should
representation possible endeavor get
of the hearing future date order that more
and 29h inst.
you strictly confidential but
tt t e iii 1 m @ m % Il s | nterieine condition into the
that could just well be left until after the fall
election
very truly
(sgneD J. S.
Chairman, State Safety Board
Olympia, Wash
Hardgove Welfare Commits
Stop Employers entitled representation this important
representative Stop We will
be pleased to present several for consideration desired
(sgned) j. c. H. REYNOLDS
Manager Inland Empire Employers Association
H. Reynolds,
Empire Employers Association
Building
Spokane, Wash.
Welfare Commission Stop Governor Hart
wishes this information Governor requests you to present list of names
(signed) PACE,
Secretary, State Safety Board
Mr. Reynolds,
inland Empire Employers Association
734 Hutton Building
Spokane, Wash.
constituted
Secure this information and wire quickly as possible
Secretary, State Safety Board
TELEGRAM
Spokane, Wash, May "a, 1920.
Dr. J. S. Kleeber,
Safety Board
Olympia, Wash.
Party absolutely refuses withdraw resignation giving personal
which largely do with recent happening the Board but
lack of time Information requested will be for
warded in endorsement form tomorrow
Secretary Inland Empire Employers Association
TELEGRAM
Olympia, WASH
Inland Empire Employers Association,
Hutto Building,
Spokane washington
Spokane Wednesday morning Stop Can you
arrange appointment Hadgrove
make personal investigation this matter and report my impression
TELEGRAM
Wash, 1920.
H.
Inland Empire Employers Association
734 Hutton Building
Spokane, Wash
Redpath Olympia, appointed this morning Stop Governor
asking
If possible copies and forward
(Signed PACE,
Secretary ate
June
H. Reynolds,
Inland Empire Employers Association
Building
Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. Reynolds
herewith confirmation of reply
o
this hour which
Is o'clock.
in
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

Try qBLUE RIBBON" Cigars, SC.
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Mr.. j. C. H. Reynolds,
Inlan Empire Employers Association,
734 Hutton Building,
Spokane Wash
resignation ascertain
Board Our information
Board constituted
Secu and quickly possible.
(Sgned) PACE
Secretary, Safety Board.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

j. C. Reynolds,
Inland Empire Employers Association,
Building
Spokane Wash
Personally and her for
Governor Hart
list of
Stop information of Mrs Hadgrove and
mail
(Sgned) PACE,
Secretary, State Safety Board.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08
WOMEN'S WAGE BOARD JOB

In the few days practically member of the Minimum Wage
better Here the evidence:
April 81, 1920
Mr. j. G. H. Reynolds,
Inland Empire Employers Association,
734 Hutton Building
,oL.o
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

Inland Empire Employers Association
734 Hutton Building,
Spokane, Wash
Dear Mr. Reynolds:
am enclosing you today reply
o yours.
have been other this hour which
S o'clock
office this morning told that he
the
Grwold be able
but unable to obtain them.
told this morning that this matter had been passed
looking the Doctors files unable find
letter in which he asks get this information
Snuff promises things develop and will
The Doctor in Seah and will be there
but explained this before he left
will a the
Sgned) PACE,
JWPMS Secretary, Safety Board.
following letter will
control of the Employers Association They keeping close watch
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-10-08

Olympia Wash, June I, 1920.
Mr. H. Reynolds,
Empire Employers Association,
Building,
Spokane, Wash
Redpath of Olympia appointed this Stop Governo
wires by party clubs and others asking retention
Stop possible get copies and forward.
(Signed)
Secretary Safety Board.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-26

gated, game little fellow, and is des-
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Roam Fred Is an eight-year-old roam
gelding, sired by DIR. Todd, and will
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r. This handsome trotter proved a
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and also won his share of the money
when racing over the half-mile tracks
after the matinee season came to a
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and Mary Rosalind Parr, 2:04A, for the
PAGES, McCallum seems to hold two
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-26

No horse vwneo In the Tri-State
Driving club looks better right now
than President Julius Goodman's great
little PAGER, Ruby Bingen. This daugh-
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old, was the queen Of the 1919 matinee
PAGERS, and her mile in 2:10 was only
equaled once last year, and then by
the seasoned campaigner, FINS j. Gar
rett. She has wintered splendidly and
is certain to cause the free-for-all
highbrows lots of worry during 1920.
Frank Bragg, five-year- old black pac-
er, by Baron Direct, received his first
racing experience last summer and
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