The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1922-10-27
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE BARRIERS STATE LAW

Of this state, at such times and
places as it may determine, notice
of such meetings to be sent to the
various applicants by mail, at least
ten days before the meetings are to
be held.
Section 6. To obtain a certificate
of registration under this act any
person shall file his application with
the state treasurer, together with
the fee required by law to be paid
in advance Of the examination, and
shall present himself at the meet
ing of the committee for eXamina-
tion Of applicants The committee
shall examine such person, and being
satisfied that he is Of good moral
character, free from contagious or
infectious disease, and is possessed
of the required skill to properly per
form all the duties Of his occupa-
ton, including his ability in the
preparation Of the tools used, shay
ing, cutting of the hair and beard
and all the various services incident
thereto, and has sufficient knowl-
edge concerning the common dis
eases of the face and skin to avoid
the aggravation and spreading
thereof in the practice Of his trade.
his name shall be certified to the
director of licenses by the examining
committee and a license issued to
him as provided by law. All persons
making application for examination
under this act shall be allowed to
practice the occupation of barber
until the next regular meeting as
designated by the examining com
mittee, and a permit shall be issued
ant bArIy1rrr T.,
occupation until the next meeting of 8
the examining committee under
licensed barber. ANY person hay
ing made application for examina-
tlon as herein provided who shall
fail to appear for examination and
who shall fail to notify the secre-
tary of the department of licenses
of any change of address prior to
the next examination by the com
mlttee, shall in the discretion Of the
director of licenses be prohibited
from practicing baTbering until he
shall have secured a new permit.
Section z. Nothing in this act
shall prohibit any person from serv-
ing as an apprentice i'm said occupa-
tion under registered barber Of
this state. or from serving as a
student in any barber school for the
training of students in such occu-
patton in this state: provided. that
such registered barber or barber
school proprietor shall report to the
department of licenses all appren-
tees or students working under his
direction or training. which report
shall be accompanied by a fee of
five dollars for each such student
or apprentice, and a permit shall be
issued to such student or appren-
tlce to practice as such under a duly
registered barber such permit to be
displayed in front of his working
,hair.
Such apprentice or student shall
be eligible to become a registered
barber and shall present himself at
he next meeting Of the examining
held nearest to him for
Examination of applicants and nav
-he fee required by law, and pro
1ided further, that all barber schools
lr colleges shall keep prominently
displayed a sign, Barber school,
,r Barber College" and that any
.Irm, corporation or person desiring
o conduct or operate a barber
school or barber college in this
state shall first secure from the
ilrector Of licenses a permit to do
so, and shall keep the same promi-
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