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j Wage Earners Should Be Represented on
Railroad Boards of Directors
By Senator ALBERT B. CUMMINS of Iowa
The permanent railroad policy bill submitted to
the senate by the interstate commerce committee has
these major features: Provisions for termination of
government control of the railroads; their return to
private ownership and operation under rigid federal
control and consolidation into region systems; prohi
bition of strikes and lockouts of employees; joint com
mittee on wages; representation of employees on
boards of directors.
My personal opinion is that the wage earner should
be represented on the boards of directors of the rail
roads. Every member of this committee believes that the classified per
sonnel should participate in the management of the railroads. By includ
ing their spokesmen among the directors their peculiar problems coidd be
worked out by those most concerned and best informed. If this were done
I believe most of their controversies would be adjusted before they reached
the point of publicity.
The measure contains none of the fundamentals of the Plumb plan
The Plumb plan is the soviet principle, with very little concealment. The
soviet society is one in which the wage-earning class of a given industry
or community exercise complete control over that industry or community.
The program of the railroad brotherhoods looks to the control of the trans
portation industry by its wage-earning personnel.
Our industrial civilization is founded on the relationship between
employer and employee, and I do not believe it can be succeeded by any
other.
The plan of the brotherhoods would destroy that relationship so far
as the railroads are concerned, and we cannot assume that it would be
attempted only in that industry.
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VANCOUVER IS
CANDIDATE FOR
COAST LEAGUE
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 6 (by
Associated Press).—Judge W. W. Mc
Credie, president of the Portland club
of the Pacific Coast Baseball League,
has been quoted in Vancouver as stat
ing that he favors dropping Sacra
mento or Salt Lake from the league
and adding Vancouver next year.
Judge McCredie’s statement gave a
fresh start to the many rumors heard
regarding a Vancouver berth in the
Coast baseball organization. Van
couver baseball people‘point out that
by adding a team from this city the
league would have northern and south
ern divisions, which would tend to
cut down travel expenses. Seattle,
Portland and Vancouver would be in
the northern division, with San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and Ver
pon in the southern.
SEATTLE, Nov. 6 (by Associated
Press).—Varsity football equipment
has soared in price during the past
few years, but tickets have remained
almost the same, according to esti
mates made at the University of
Washington here. In the “old days”
of 1914 it cost the student body $14.88
to outfit a player. This year the uni
forms of the varsity players cost
$29.48 apiece.
Shoes show,the smallest percentage
of advance, having gone up only 27
per cent. Belts display the highest,
200 per cent. Headgear has jumped
110 per cent, hose 129 per cent, jer
seys 100 per cent and trousers 92
per cent.
Five years ago the student body
paid $3.75 for a football. This year
the pigskin cost the organization $6.
SEATTLE, Nov. 6 (by Associated
Press).—University of Washington
students are watching reports from
the East and are hoping that “Gil”
Dobie, former football coach here,
will turn out a victorious Naval Acad
emy team this year. Under Doble’s
guidance the Navy defeated Johns
Hopkins recently, 67—0. At the same
time the Army lost to Syracuse, 7—2.
When Dobie was coach here the Uni
versity of Washington team never
lost a game.
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hand. Also buttermilk and Bulgarian
buttermilk. City Dairy. Phone 187.
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Join the Red Cross army. No age
limit. Everybody from one to one
hundred is eligible.
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