...Buchanan, 29 Wash. 602, 6 sustained a ten-hour law for women in mechanical and mercantile establishments. "It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...consecutive hours is deleterious to their health. . . . While the principles of justice are immutable, changing conditions of society and the evolution...

...its object was the public health, and that Its provisions were appropriate, and adapted to that end. It Is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...affect any great number of women who are the mothers of succeeding generations must necessarily affect the public welfare and the public morals. Law is, or...

...its object was the public health, and that its provisions were appropriate, and adapted to that end. It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...deleteriously affect any great number of women, who arc the mothers of succeeding generations, must necessarily affect the public welfare and the public...

...Its object was the public health, and that Its provisions were appropriate, and adapted to that end. It Is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...continuous standing on the feet by women for a great many eon secutive hours is deleterious to their health. It must logically follow that that which would deleterlously...

...that the court may have the aid to be derived from a careful discussion of the questions by counsel. all reasonably intelligent people of the present age...deleterious to their health. It must logically follow, that which would deleteriously affect any great number of women, who are to be the mothers of succeeding...

...its object was the public health, and that its provisions were appropriate, and adapted to that end. It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...people of the present age that continuous standing on Hie feet by women for a great many eonsecujtivc hours is deleterious to their health. It must logically...

...statute, said : ''It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonable people of the present, ago that continuous standing on the feet by women for a great many consecutive hours is deleterious to health. .It must logically follow that that which would dch'tcriously affect any great, number of women...

...decisioni goes more directly to the point, although in general the line of reasoning is much the same. It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...affect any great number of women who are the mothers of succeeding generations must necessarily affect the public welfare and the public morals. Law is, or...

...decision ' goes more directly to the point, although in general the line of reasoning is much the same. It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...consecutive hours is deleterious to their health. 1 State v. Buchanan, Washington Supreme Court, 70 Pacific Rep. 52. It must logically follow that that...

...the same. He was the first to emphasize the particular physiological reasons for such legislation. It is a matter of universal knowledge with all reasonably...affect any great number of women who are the mothers of succeeding generations must necessarily affect the public welfare and the public morals. Law is, or...