Union Protests
Waligren Fish Bill
The Wallgren Fishery bill S
1915, is still being studied by the
Departments, and at the last re
port had not gone before the
committee, the United Fisher
men of Alaska have been advis
ed recently. The local union, has
protested enactment of the bill
js have many other unions
throughout Alaska. The two
main charges made against bill
locally were: first, that although
two Alaskans were to be trepre
tented on a board to administer
the Fisheries law they were giv
en only advisory power; second,
that the bill provides permanent
teasing of grounds for fish traps,
which they claim has been the
cause of much friction in em
ployee-employer relations in the
fishing industry in the past.
The United Fishermen have
been informed that if the bill
goes to committee their protest
will be given careful consider
ation.
Variety Store Changes
Hands, Johnson Owner
The M & V Varities store,
located at the corner of Alaska
Way and Brooklyn avenue was
«*ld this week by Budd Vigue
ind Harry Montrose to J. W.
Johnson, who will carry on the
business, dealing in souvenirs,
»nd notions, various sundries.
Bvdd Vigue has gone outside
to make his home, and Harry
Afontvose plans on leaving soon
Charred Hus Where 9 Were Killed
Rushville, Indiana—This twisted steel skeleton is all that re
mained of a Cincinnati-to-Indianapolis Greyhound bus in which
eight passengers and the driver were fatally injnred near here,
when the vehicle plunged over a 25-foot embankment and caught
fire after a collision with an automobile.
: for Seattle. The store was first
I opened in September last year.
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