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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR. BULLETIN BUREAU OF LABOR, VOLUM E X I I I . —1 9 0 6 . WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 1906 . CONTENTS OF VOLUME XIII. No. 65.—JULY, 1906. Page. Wages and hours of labor in manufacturing industries, 1890 to 1905.................... 1-170 Retail prices of food, 1890 to 1905............................................................................. 171-316 Digest of recent reports of State bureaus of labor statistics: Pennsylvania.............................................................................................................317-321 Rhode Island.......................................................................................................... 321,322 Digest of recent foreign statistical publications...................................................... 323-333 Decisions of courts affecting labor.............................................................................. 334-349 Laws of various States relating to labor, enacted since January 1, 1904 ............. 350-364 No. 66.— SEPTEM BER, 1906. Third report of the Commissioner of Labor on Hawaii: Orientalization of laboring population and its results.................................... 366-416 Dominance of the sugar industry............................................................... 366, 367 Asiatic character of labor in sugar industry............................................. 367,368 Increasing proportion of Asiatic population............................................. 368-377 Competition of local and Pacific coast industries with sugar industry for Asiatic labor.......................................................................................... 378-380 Control of plantation labor situation by Asiatics.................................... 380-383 Invasion of trade and skilled occupations by Asiatics.......................... 383-394 Asiatics in small farming.............................................................................. 394-397 Efforts to control plantation labor.............................................................. 397-402 Efforts of merchants and mechanics to resist oriental competition . . . 402-404 Proposed admission of Chinese as plantation laborers........................... 404-406 Property interests of Asiatics....................................................................... 406-409 Oriental population and political control................................................. 409-413 Effect of orientalization of population upon character of citizenship. 413,414 Effect of Asiatic pupils upon school system............................................ 414-416 The Chinese question.............................................................................................. 416-421 The board of immigration.................................................................................... 421-425 Resident labor......................................................................................................... 425-437 Land and settlement............................................................................................. 437-440 Small farming.......................................................................................................... 441-447 The field of employment...................................................................................... 447-467 The sugar industry......................................................................................... 447-456 Stock raising.................................................................................................... 456,457 R ice cultivation.............................................................................................. 458-460 Coffee................................................................................................................ 460,461 Fruits................................................................................................................ 461,462 Miscellaneous rural industries..................................................................... 462 iii IV CONTENTS OF VOLUME XIII. Third report of the Commissioner of Labor on Hawaii--Concluded. The field of employment— Concluded. Transportation................................................................................................. Other nonurban employments..................................................................... Urban employments........................................................................................ The cost of living.................................................................................................... Health and sanitation............................................................................................ Education................................................................................................................. Benefit societies....................................................................................................... Trade unions............................................................................................................ Strikes...................................................................................................................... Japanese immigration.................................................. : ....................................... General tables— Analysis of tables............................................................................................ Table I.— Occupations, wages, hours of labor, and nationality of employees in each industry, 1905........................................................... Table II.— Occupations, average wages, and hours of labor, and nationality of employees in each industry, 1900-1901, 1902, and 1905......../ ..................................................................................................... Table I I I .— Retail prices of commodities, 1890 to 1905........................ Laws relating to labor............................................................................................ Page. 462, 463 463, 464 464-467 467-476 476-480 480-483 483-487 487-492 493-501 502-511 512-515 516-591 592-662 663-671 672-679 No. 67.— NOVEM BER, 1906. Conditions of entrance to the principal trades, by Walter E. Weyl, Pli. D., and A. M. Sakolski, Ph. D ....................................................................................... Cost of industrial insurance in the District of Columbia, by S. E. Forman----Digest of recent reports of State bureaus of labor statistics: Massachusetts.......................................................................................................... Michigan.................................................................................................................. Nebraska................................................................................................................... New York................................................................................................................. Digest of recent foreign statistical publications...................................................... Decisions of courts affecting labor.............................................................................. Laws of various States relating to labor, enacted since January 1,1904.............. Cumulative index of labor laws and decisions relating thereto........................... 681-780 781-822 823-831 831-834 835 836-841 842-860 861-906 907-918 919-948
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