Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT JEWELL WINDS UP ARGUMENTS ON WAGE GASt CHICAGO, March 31.—B. M. Jewell head of the railroad shop crafts closed his week’s argument before the United States railroad labor board, in rebuttal to the railroad’s. petition for a 10 per cent wage reduction for shop men on 204 Iines. Mr. Jewell reiterated statements that the whole social structure of the country 1 state of .collapse and will con so unless the present system a profits and wage is changed. He said he was asking for a living wage for th workers for un less the sltuation was changed, profits would continue to be the principal ob ject of industry, control would pass from few to fewer, wages would be crushed down and the result would be no incentive for production and utter collapse. Fred J..Warne, statistician for the shop crafts, charged that the railroads in asking for shop mens’ wages on the same level with the pay for similar work inoutside industries were using unfair tactics in that they were citing ‘wages paid in industries contgolled by the railroads. What he termed “clearty legal fic tion,” was the present understanding that raflroads did not control indus tries producing commodities transport ed on their lines as they formerly did in fact and in name. The railroads be assorted, although net actually the Owners of many great industries, nev ertheless controled them and their Wage levels because officers of the railroads also directed many tmdus tries, To submit tn such railroad con trolled industries wages as applicabie to the railroads, was, therefore un- fair, Mr. Warne urged, and should be ercluded by the board from its cons sideration. The witness named George F. Baker, Robert Windsor, J. P. Morgan, Perci val Roberts, Jr. and James Leeds as among prominent financiers who were @irectors of both railroads and im portant industries. He cited three raftroads and groups of outside indus- tries as allied through their directors’ and stockholders, which, he mid, were Mustrative of the situation. FIRE DAHAGE IS $300,000 DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 31—A spectacular fire wrecked the southeast wing of the Mammoth Glucose plant here Wednesday resulting in a loss of $300,000." The origin of the blaze is unknown. A score of firemen narrow ly escaped tujury when a wall col lmpsed under the roof on which they ‘were worksrs. CURED BY A NATIVE HERB , Om board a vessel bound for India recently a mt was bitten by a poison- ous reptile; both the ship doctor and ‘® famous surgeon failed to control ; the poison fast spreading through his * system. ; In @ Gay the vessel reached pert. An-Indian nfedicine man was sent for, whe produced a native herb which quickty allayed the patson and the | man's Ife was seved. % — Col. Wm. Meng, his wife and son were rescued from the deserted Palmyra Islands, south of Honotulu by a U. S. Navy seaplane. Ship- wrecked, they had lived on the islands a year when rescued. For Churches Is Advocated CHICAGO, March 31.—Following recent approvals of courting at church gatherings as one means of attracting a large attendance of young people, the “O. K.” was placed on dancing in church build- | ings, in an address before the re- Ugious educational convention here. “It is the only way the dance hall evils can be corrected,” declared Dr. Harry F. Hubble, pastor of a Presbyterian church in Buffalo, N. Y. “AN churches dance halls.” Jap Officer Is Sentenced should install TOKIO, March 31.(By ‘The Asso- ciated Press)}—Tsuruo Hamaguchi, a retired Meutenant of the Japanese mivy, was convicted today of attempt- ing to sell a naval secret to Cuptain Edward Howe Watson, former Am- erican naval attache at Tpkio, two years ago. Hamaguchi was sentenc- €d to one year at penal servitude, pati sels Acorn Professor Is Freed by Jury MONTREAL, March $1.—Professor J. A. Morin, of McGill university charged by a fellow faculty member, Professor Hermann Walter, with at- tempted murder at a summer camp im LiIsiet county, Quebec, in August 1921, was acquitted by the jury tm the court of King’s bench. Profes- sor Walter alleged that Professor BLUE FRONT MARKET MEATS FISH 109 East'Second:St. POULTRY Phone 303 SPECIALS CHOICE CORN-FED BEEF Post Roast, Ib_____I2%e Chuck Steak, Ib___.15¢ Round Steak, Ib__25¢ Good Boiling Beef, Tb., 5< Hamburger, Ib______I5¢ Short Ribs of Beef, 4 Ibs. for__. 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