Show THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINEE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 14 1031 bank interests beyond its present discussion of debt revision has inIs creased alarm over possible politiscope cal disturbances that may upset STEEL OUTLOOK CLOUDED more than the proIron and steel production this German credit week has declined to 40 per cent of claiming of a moratorium : there is 'V capacity with the summer outlook Out of all this situation clouded by the declining trend of obviously developing a new point of ROUBAIX France June 13 — automobile output Several of the view by thfe Washington adminis- (AP)— After holding tration and members of congress street all night a mob of populous iron smaller steel and companies V A striking well as with a growing body of textile (Continued From Page One) have reduced or their divi- as workers and communists i American the citizens credit matters in Germany dends There is apassed concerning conviction these are phenomenal There is cal and strong withdrew from their barricades tono question that the public is eager and a sudden- climax in the Chi- in some quarters that a readjust- relation between American business IS?'-- ' 4 a to ment in the scale of wages will have affairs and the present status of day and order was restored without banking world that led to buy and to replenish exhausted cago stocks of merchandise when it is score or more of banking failures to be made this summer However European debtors A consciousness bloodshed f k ¥ two are week has been related made the and this the that commerce necessary should interstate shown the the While were that right price adjustcelebrating their Vi this week victory” they ment has been made on retail goods absorption of one of the largest in- commission permit the 15 per cent given stronger expression 1924 last night’s battle with in stitutions when district since in the time at At than that any to the cost of material and the cost freight rate Increase there would the United police authorities adopted preStates became banker the end of March the stock of the bank be an immediate reflection of this of manufacturing measures cautionary repetiin the market for railroad mate- for that part of Europe seeking to tion of the riot and ifagainst There are a number of industries whose affairs were taken in hand they attempt overcome war as the effects of the rial to assemble force will j be used to notably cotton goods and shoes in by the Chicago Clearing House — which the increase in production sociation was quoted at 330 bid Last Viewed from one angle a freight disperse them if necessary I —— Wednesday the same stock was 5 rate advance at a time of declining - has given ample proof that the pub- bid Iv It had been at 225 the previ- commodity prices of falling wages lic had been wearing out its clothes Fails estate ous Real mortgages and incomes and of threatening Friday and had come to a point where it was necessary to restock its ward- and real estate bonds for which ruin1 to different groups of agriAvoided robe In some pf the mqtals that there was no market were the main culturalists does not appear reasonvr of this able On the other hand as an inhave established new low prices a cause of the embarrassment Suspects directly or indirect flationary measure it might be the WINSLOW Ariz June 13— (AP) buying movement has developed on bank and those £ factor that would change the entire — the sole basis that metal at current ly identified with it OKLAHOMA CITY June 13— figures is a good investment even BRANCH BANKING EFFICIENCY business atmosphere While stimu- anSanta Fe officials disclosed today Baxter Taylor state extradibeen unsuccessful had (AP)— a few in markets railroad if there is no immediate trade deattempt lating The case for chain banking has materials It at said today extradition tion same attorney time the for mand to wreck westbound passenger it not been improved by the events of would assist in "stabilizing the wage made BETTER SENTIMENT SEEN No 1 at Pezanta station 25 had been granted to New SMexico train Sentiment has been improved by the week which are similar to those situation and encourage a general miles east of Winslow Thursday for Jim Bryant Ralph! Taylor and The railroads night A suspect held for question L E Rackley held at Lawton as decision of such outstanding occurring in different parts of the buying movement the w on side in asking ing has been released have as their suspects in the robbery iof the! First New York Cen the justice corporations during the banking panic that the as well as the letA rail spreader had been clamped National Bank of Santa! Rosa N M tral railroad and the Western Un- country spirit ion Telegraph company to maintain last autumn Two different groups ter of the transportation act be to the tracks four wheels of the lo Taylor said the men! agreed not contest extradition if Mrs: Bryant to were those banks over suffiof landout chain rates carried comotive and their regular dividends by the apamong it and that jumping were left in this state New Mexico on to to 15 them the tracks of In apfor a the carriers safely ciently high closed when ing their permit again plications that depositors was officers left here for Lawton cent 554 train at least said the the cent increase In pro vestlg&tors per per proach on freight rates withdrawals in their return invest- eeeding slowly at the time because their which It Is expected will be granted made heavy property of a new section of track They European countries still governby the I C C and by better con- alarm over what had happened to ment said the way the spreader was ad ed by kings are: Great Britain ditions in various agricultural re- affiliate banks On the other hand CONFUSING SITUATION Sweden Norway Denmark! Yugothe United justed indicated it was the work of slavia States ABROAD been gions throughout a good demonstration has given someone Roumania Bulgaria! (Italy familiar not with such There is a disposition to magnify of the efficiency of branch banking It would be easier to forecast the Albania and Hungary news that is promising and to mini- - where this is associated with strong future of American business and of There American securities if the situation 1 metropolitan institutions abroad were less confusing A feel- !jiiiniiiiiiiiintiminniiiininimiimnnnninnmniimmmmmininiiim It is clear thereup that the con- was just as much occasion for New York bank de- ing of despair seems to have taken district modification among gressional PAt § league should accelerate its endeav positors after the closing of the hold of bankers and Investors who Aisoolated Proto Photo ors With headquarters in Wash- Bank of United States as with Chi have risked their short term or their George Dernier Filipino house servant Is eaid by police to have ington this league is dedicated not cago depositors when the Foreman long term capital in Germany GerConfessed that he killed Dr George E Deely prominent Brooklyn to the repeal of the eighteenth State National bank situation be- mans themselves have been sending for amendment but to the modification came known to them their money out of the- country f who Senlka been had money physician Slmplico questioned was of the Volstead law through the reThe difference in the two situa- just as they did last September and released after he had proved a complete alibi It is cooling and it is soothing Pure S vival of beer Its agents accumulate tions was that in the one branches as Frenchmen Englishmen Italians and delicately medicated CutlcUra £ New on York of Scandinavians all the beer of for Spaniards Belgians prominent petitions such a result will be taken this win- signatures ideal for every member s now were done not have and Americans South million institutions Talcum is for three only report operating sig They varito DUE ter by congress the of time natures the ten the from time but within million in Baby after the bath 5 the family during outlaying city They anticipate CONGRESS IS DRY ous currency crises in the past 10 for Mother as a finishing touch to her £ by next winter This districts while the “neigh signatures Z Last year’s elections cannot be re- writer’s sympathetic advice and borhood” banks in Chicago had no years The fact that nothing contoilet and for Father after shavingL C given any forecast is: identity with the leading institu cretely helpful developed out of the garded after all as having Talcum 25a Somf 2 Sc Ointment ISc nd SOe Pottrr Drag A -great impetus to the wet cause in Make it twenty million and even tions in the city It will require London conference between repreShaving Crania 2 So Proprietor Chemical Corporation Maid on Manii £ the congressional upper house In then you will have no beer congress many years and probably another sentatives of the English and GerTry the new Cutlcara Sharing Cream of excessive optimism and man governments and that France — truth and contrary to a widespread till after another election if even speculation to develop' the chain has again put ner foot down on any impression last year’s elections ac- then (Continued From Page One) cause the in strengthened dry communicative especially regarding tually that chamber 3 4 per cent beer In 30 of the 37 choosings of senaIn any case the plans for the tors in those elections a dry senator president’s campaign was succeeded by himself or by- annext year are based integrally upon other dry senator or else a wet support of dry elements and organi- senator was succeeded by himself or zations to which any per cent higher by another wet senator In other A UNIT of one per cent is a words In 30 instances there was no than one-ha- lf fatal lapse into unforgivable sin change in dry or in wet voting OF This writer has sought diligently for senatorial strength WALGREEN flags of truce and distress signals In the remaining seven Instances among the leaders of the dry forces the following ultimate fact now deCO In! the midst of the wet storm beat-in- k velops upon them No such tokens of Three dry senators were succeeded Coty’s Perfume CASH YOUR possible compromise and accommo- by wet senators but four wet senaIn Metal Container dation exist The dry forces are tors were succeeded by dry senators Your choice of THRIFT L’Orlgan C h y p re This is not the situation that is starting out upon the most invehemParis Emeraude or ent and extensive efforts their commonly surmised but it is the COUPONS I’Aimant Odors— whole history and the objective of situation that exists Meanwhile as Voto the all those efforts is keep for the senators whose mandates lstead law as well as the eighteenth from the people were given to them Extra Savings amendment completely and prior to 1930 their statistical picintact ture in this matter is as follows! for Monday The president could not breathe Wet by record 18 dry by record FOR rEATtFRIHO ALL THIS WEEK SPECIAL the thought of the slightest disrup- 43 end Toosday tion of the Volstead law without siAmong these 43 there are eight DISPLAY AND DEMONSTRATION OP who total the really truly have views which multaneously disrupting structure of the interconnected and would make them conscientiously rapidly revolving driers that are prefer to be wet now furnishing the chief wind for The total senatorial sandy scene will 50c JAVA blowing him back into office in 1932 with all rivulets included 50c PEBECO TOOTH The seventh of next December therefore next winter be: POWDER PASXB will come therefore with all hope Complete number of votes and 60c FORHAN’S TOOTH 50c LABLACIIE shattered for 4 per cent beer by throats: 96 dry votes irrespective DU BARRY SPECIAL CLEANSING CREAM STE 21 PosThat same of throats 75 wet votes POWDER presidential pressure 50c IPANA TOOTH of con- sible ready desertions from dry to day with the assembling $100 COTY’S FACE PASTE gress all hope for 4 per cent beer wet voting 12 Cross maximum of POWDER will likewise be shattered- for no ready wet votes 33 Votes necessary BARRY SKIN TOOTH TONIC DU 50c PYROLAC AND NEW STYLE for Volstead law modification 49 PASTE ARRESTED IN DOCTOR’S DEATH mize developments of an unfavor-als- o character This is one of the changes in the mood of the public that generally precedes- recovery The psychology of today throughout the financial district is greatly In contrast with that of a fortnight ago This change has developed in spite of the threatening aspect of politi- Order Restored In Strike District - LABOR TOPIC ATWASHINGTON MOOD CHANGES i - - I ! 1 - I - - Attitude of Chief Justice Hughes Discussed By Union Leaders i By CHESTER M WRIGHT Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examin- (Copyright " 1931 er Consolidated Press Association) WASHINGTON June 13—While the attitude of Chief Justice Charles E Hughes toward labor has not thus far been drawn into the current general discussion of his liberalism the specific question of liberalism as to organized labor has for some time been under discussion among trade union leaders Such leaders of trade union thought as Matthew Woll and John P Frey have both commented in speech and writing on the position taken by Hughes in cases involving labor both before and after the advent of Mr Hughes to the supreme bench JUDICIAL PATH " Outstanding in the labor cases in which Justic Hughes has played a part is the case of the railway clerks’ union which came out of the southwest to disturb the even tenor of the judicial path ’ It is a question whether in that case Justice Hughes did not turn upside down the whole judicial conception of trade unions in the economic scheme of things The clerks case arose under the maintransportation act and some tain that the language of the decision must be read in the light of the act while others assert that the language at certain - points sets forth certain general principles and does not confine itself to the particular act under which suit was brought If this latter view is finally found to be correct then the question of whether or not Justice Hughes is a “liberal” in some one of the meanings of that vague term will be open for debate from an entirely new point of view The suit was a suit in equity by which the union sought to and did restrain the Texas and New Orleans After sustainrailroad company ing the union and its right ' to function through duly chosen agents Justice Hughes — and this is the portion that many hold is— a new and the followfar advanced principle ing opinion: -“The legality of collective action on the part of employes in order to safeguard their proper interests is not to be disputed It has" long been recognized that employes axe entitled to organize for the purpose of securing the redress grievances and to promote agreements with employers relating to rates of pay and condition of work Congress was not required to ignore this right of the employes but could safeguard it and seek to make their appropriate collective action an instrument of peace rather than of strife Such collective action would be a mockery if representation were made futile by interferences with freedom of choice” - BROADER GROUND Having reached that asbroader some away ground and tended think from the case in hand Justice Hughes proceeds to say that the transportation actwith prohibition the selecagainst interference tion of union representatives was not an invasion of rights but was “based on the recognition of the This labor authorirights of both” ties regard as a phrase significant of progressiveness And the decision then proceeds to another of the phases that bpen the door of discussion It reads: “The railway labor act of 1928 does not interfere with normal exercise of the right of the carrier to select its employes or to discharge them The statute is not aimed at this right of the crs but at the interference with the employes to have rep right of the of their own choosing resentatives As the carriers subject to the act have no constitutional right to interfere with the freedom of the employes in making their selections they can not complain of the statute on constitutional grounds' Some labor leaders see in this reference to “constitutional grounds’ and the "constitutional right” a clear bulwarking of that earlier reference in the decision that the right to or ganize is unquestioned and the nub “it is a mockery” if representation is made futile Some assert that this means conditoin under Yhlch it is mandatory to deal with organized workers and through their representatives or goes that it either establishes far toward establishing a vested interest or a property right in the be represented in right of unions tomen of their own negotiations by selection through unions - why Vf I Y-Y- - fs ''¥ YORK h ! 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