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

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nently displayed, and the director OF
licenses, upon the recommendation
and report of the examining COM
mittee. shall have the right to pass
upon the qualifications, appointments
and course of study in any barber
school or college.
Section 8. The secretary of the
department of licenses shall furnish
to each person who has successfully
passed examination certificate of
registration or license to practice
the occupation of barber in this
state, and it shall be the duty Of
the holder of such license to post
the same in a conspicuous place in
front of his working chair, where it
NAV readily be seen by all persons
whom he may serve. Wherever in
this act the masculine form of pro-
noun is used with reference to bar
bers, apprentices or students 1T
shall be construed to include the
feminine.
Section 9. The secretary of the
department Of licenses shall keep a
register in which shall be entered
the names of all persons to whom
licenses or permits are issued under
this act, and said register shall be
at all times open for public inspec-
ton.
Section 10. The director of Ii
censes shall have power to revoke
any certificate of registration or
license granted under this act for
(a) conviction of crime; (b) habitual
drunkenness; (c) having or impart-
ing any infectious or contagious dis
ease; Cd having epilepsy, fits or
other disease endangering the life,
health or safety of persons whom
he may serve; (e) for doing work
in an unsanitary or filthy manner,
OF gross incompetency; Provided,
however that before any certificate
or license shall be revoked the holder
thereof shall have notice in writ
ing of the charge or charges against
him and shall at a day specified in
said notice, at least five days after
the service thereof, be given a pub
lie hearing and full opportunity to
produce testimony in his behalf and
to confront the witnesses against
him. 1t shall be the duty of the
director of licenses upon the recon-
mendation and request of the exam
ming committee to hold such hearing
in any case. Any person whose
certificate or license has been SO
revoked may, after the expiration
of ninety days, on application, have
the same reissued to him upon a
satisfactory showing that disquali-
flcatior has ceased
Section II. Any person who shall
practice the occupation of barber,
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this state without having obtained
a license or permit as provided by
this act, or who shall employ a bar
Der or apprentice or accept students
Tor training in barbering who have
not such certificate or permit, or
| falsely pretend to be qualified to
practice barbering under this act, or
who shall fail to display his card or
insignia or permit as provided by
this act, or who shall serve any per-
son afflicted with a contagious or
| infectious disease, or violate any of
the sanitary rules adopted by the
examining committee, or who shall
violate any of the provisions of this
act, shall be guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine of moi
less than ten dollars $4,000, nol
more than one hundred dollars
| (S1O000), or by Imprisonment ir
the county Jail not less than ter
(1O) days nor more than ninety COO
days. or by both such fine and i'm.
prisonment.
Section ~. That sections 7OO6
7O07, zoos, zoos, 7O1O, Toll, 1912
Job, 7O14, 7015, 7O16, 7O17, 7O1S
,7O19, and 1920 of Remington & Bal
| llnger's Codes and Statutes of the
State of Washington be, and the
same are hereby repealed.