| Show federal inquiry or rail railroad roa d strike a faced by demands from the conductors con ducton engineer firemen and brakemen that would impose on the country an additional burden in in transportation costs coin of a year the railroads propose that thit this wage problem be by reference to an impartial federal trib tribu unil ml with these employed emp loyes whose efficient service i is acknowledged the railroads railroad i have no differences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such a public body railroads urge public inquiry and arbitration the formal proposal of the railroads railroad to the employee employed emp loyes for the settlement oi of the controversy is as follows our conference hire have demonstrated that we cannot harmonize our differences difference of pinion opinion and that hit eventually th the matters linen in controversy rn mut s be pissed pined upon by other and disinterested agencies therefore we ire propose that your proposals and the proposition of or the railways be disposed of by one or the other of the following methods methodi 1 preferably by submission to the interstate commerce commission the only oaly tribunal which by reason of its it te cumulated in information bl or mation beating bearing on railway conditions condition a and d its iti control of the revenue of the railways railway is ii in a petition to consider and protect t the rights r and equities of all the interests inte affected and to provide royie additional revenue ie ferary to 10 meet me band athe the added adde d cos cot t 0 of ifsits operation I 1 in case zour your proposals are found by the C comm amit ion to be jut just and commission cannot under egisti 1 1 law 6 act in the premise rca rea reasor sob or in the event the interstate interline commerce Com merca I prem that hat we jointly request C Con greti I to take uch such action as ai may be necessary to enable the to ta coit aider iju promptly dispose of the 1 ons involved or 2 by arbitration in a accordance with the provisions of the federal law the newlands New landa act leaders refuse offer and take strike vote leaders of the train service brotherhoods brothe at the joint conference held in new york june 1 15 refused the offer of the railroads to submit the issue to arbitration or federal review and the employed emp loyes are arc now voting on the question whether authority hority shall be given these leaders to declare a nationwide nation wide strike the interstate commerce commission is proposed by the railroads as ai the public body to which this issue ought to be referred for these reasons no other body with uch such an intimate kno knowledge knowd wedge gc aloyes as ai wages wage and the money to pay increased wages wage of f railroad conditions condition has ha such men an unquestioned position can come from no other source than the rates paid in the public confidence by the public the rates the railroads railroad i may charge the public for the interstate intestate Intent ate commerce commission with its if cork coa transportation are now largely fixed by this government arol over rates is ii in a position to make a complete ral board investigation and render tuch such decision as a would protect out of every dollar received by the railroads railroad i from f the interests of the railroad employee empl oyei the owners the public de nearly arly one half is ii paid directly direct y to the em of the railroads railroad and the public A question for the public to decide the railroads feel that they have no right to grant a wage preferment of a year to these employed emp loyes now highly paid and constituting only on one fifth of all the employed emp loyes without a clear mandate from a public tribunal that hall determine the merits of the case after a review of all the facts the single issue before the country is ir whether wr this controversy n hr to bf be settled by an aa impartial government inquiry or by industrial warfare 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Cen treville utah pupil pupi of prof john J mcclellan ra iv I 1 W jf MJ fax lewak N A r dc 1 l afa f P A A 4 G K noy u DRINK HABIT conquered in THREE days at the neal institute the modern safe and pleasant method painful needle injections z never used no ato bad after aftereffects effects craving for alcohol removed in THREE DAYS or money will be refunded all drugs and tobacco habits treated successfully THE ONLY RELIABLE TUBE THEE DAY TREATMENT NEAL INSTITUTE rill X east second south street salt lake city wasatch 1791 60 neal institutes in principal cities 1023 10 23 utah light traction cos co time table i WEEK DAY TIME CARD EFFECTIVE JAN 1 1916 northbound southbound leave wt like lake city arrive lea re salt arrive lake our main 2nd and so bountiful Cen centreville treville Cent revillo I 1 main mail 2nd and so a in a m a in a am m a am in a m aoi 91 0 6 1001 1010 1047 1027 1036 1101 1110 1147 1047 1127 ado 1136 1201 pm pin 1210 pm p 1247 pm p m 1147 1227 p pm in 1236 pm 1247 pm p m 0 1012 1021 1031 1040 1117 1117 1157 1206 a am m 1210 a m 1219 a m 1256 SUNDAY leave salt lake 1 a m there thereafter aft er same as week days I 1 leave bountiful southbound 8 24 1009 a m thereafter same as week days leave centreville Cen treville southbound 10 n m thereafter same as week days tailing a course in dressmaking he be sure to select the tl BEST SCHOOL the browh school bears investigation east broadway salt lake city utah john R barnes president J R gailey cashier L S hills vice president bruce major abst cashier BARNES BANKING COMPANY KAYSVILLE UTAH CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS directors john R barnes L S hills john W C cailey liley wm blood john G al barnes henry H blood royal C barnes interest paid on savings deposits we always have money to loan on good security drafts sold payable in all principal cities 0 of the world your business solicited INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY NOTARY PUBLIC IN BANK SAVING few people save much unless they have a dC definite finite plan spasmodic saving seldom results in large accumulations accumulations some people save all their coins of a certain denomination others all coins of a certain date others save by cut ting off certain luxuries others by a system of fines for breaches of certain rules but there is still a better plan set aside a definite sum as a debt to your future and deposit it re regularly in this bank farmers state bank WOODS CROSS UTAH william moss floss pres philander hatch Vicc Pres joel R parrish cashier cash cr jam ILI the man with mone 1 I wad his wife put their money M the dadik where it is safe from a fire burglars bur lars and own to z spend it UN m T X AM F HERE IS ft A PICTURE OF A YOUNG COUPLE WHO ARE DOING THE RIGHT THING THEY ARE SAVING THEIR MONEY INSTEAD OF WASTING IT SOME DAY THEY CAN BUY A HOME OR BUSINESS WITH THAT MONEY Y AND BE independent EVERY YOUNG COUPLE CA SAVE A PART OF THEIR INCOME THE WAY TO IDO DO SO IS SIMPLY NOT TO HAVE SO MUCH OUTGO OUT GO PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS BOUNTIFUL STATE BANK SEEDERS cultivators PLOWS HARROWS etc and be sure to buy your lumber here BOUNTIFUL LUMBER AND BUILDING a |
