The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 8

NDAY, APRIL 1, 1918, PAGE 8 Industrial Workers—Stand By! Amenca Needs Your Services! Tremendous issues tremble in the balance— and the eyes of the world are on you! There's work for you to do: That ever-lengthening line of lads we’re sending “over there,” are leaving with a smile— they aren’t saying a thing about conditions— they’re going there to STICK, and DELIVER! Stand by! This is the supreme hour of the world! Nothing matters except victory! Let the slack- ers and malcontents get enough men to quib- bling and the Kaiser will win the war. How would you like to live in a Kaiserized America? Row would ym like to be informed that the worker has NO rights—tha the STATE is everything! Geman Imperalism is relentless as death—and it works vhile you sleep! Let the Kaiser win; and all the ideals that men have striven for thru ages, will be “ ”—and the bull- neck withthe whip will set himself up as task-master. Let the Kiiser win, and they]] do to you what they’re doing now to the Belgian workers in the nunition factoriesof Germany—they’ll prod you, and kick you, and spit upon you—tey’ll ask you to Sep lively for 16 hours a day—the wages will be what they see fit b give you—and gould you complain, or threaten to strike, they'll promptly hand yov a shovel and pici—and command you to step to the rear of the lot—and dig your ewn grave! Production is te main thing! Be BIG! BePA"IENT! Get theWORK out! The patriotic, trte-blue Americanwill treat everything else as secondary, until the foul hand of the Hm has been wrenhed from the throat of mankind! -It was Lincoln whosaid: “Gold is god in its place, but living, brave, patriotic men are better than gold’ That’s the kind of men wr’re sending to the trenches American worxer—stand ly those men! You can do YOUR part—and it’s a BIG part, too, here, in Seattle\ This is YOUR hour. The Names Listed Below Represent Practically Every Brand of Seattle’s Great Industries: Seattle’s Business and Smelter and Refining Manufacturing and Industrial Hardware, Plumbing, Engine, Pairyynd Milk Products Automobile Companies Lumbermen and Lumber Professional Leaders Companies Institutions 3 i A. Bull cx Western Smelting & Power Co. os. Carnation Mx Products Company Dylan «1 Pacific, In Puget Mill Co. Great Western Smelting & Refining n Pure Milk Dry k Water ie ous seth Os, Automobile © 1, Stimson Co. A. Kristof pt. $c! Nettleton, Kristofersn, Inc. ne Antena Oo. Schwager-Nettleton, Inc. i A Whi bile Co. Schwager-Nettleton Mills Leading Woolesale, Produce wink Automobile Co. rf cl, Motors, Inc. ©. H. Cobb and Grocry Companies E. G. Ames Companies ills Seattle’s Leading Financial Institutions National Bank of Commerce L " on : American Savings Bank and Trust jy), ns orks Northwestern eu Exchange ksurance Companies Nettleton-Brace-Eschbach WSENOP RY Co. en a Yo. Co. i North; Life Insurance Co. 5 a ‘ ori) Teenage etd hays s. Bag Co. + ; Northtstern Mutual Fire Assn. Leading Fuel Companies okohama Specie Bank ot 0. \ a * Crecente Biers % Roslyn Fuel Co. The National City Bank Pac ting Co. ‘ % “it Rl Estate Dealers Pacific Coast Coal Co. ba pag ide seer h en a Metropolitan Building Co. > , ‘. ere al Este ‘$s Shipping & Fuel Co. ion Savings ust Co. 5 jonney-Watson Co. , sol ake © ie Renata arrnsericen Bank ic Car & Co. —s rag Pag We cononat eatoe ‘The Dexter Horton National Bank Fell-Known Seattle Hotels Vwi nar San . bovres preoh gron Seaboard National Bank > y Yacht & Engine Works Yholesale Fi Ce and Restaurants Olympic Foundry Co. Wholesale Fish and Meat First National Bank Northwest Trust & Savings Bank ‘The Washington Hotel Packer: 7 i tailroad, Transportation and Depart “ St ‘ The WashingtowA Seattle's Steel and Wooden Yee H. Wakefield Co, - 7 Companice Radeon ee nconee epartment Stores ana The Washington-Annex y) ilde: ‘o. Mitsu! 5 ed iho Companies Boldt’s Restaurant & Bakery Co. Shipbuilders . Oriental Traing Co. Paget Sound ‘Traction, Light and panies 4 F. Duthie Company Gs. Cho Ito & CA Standard Furniture Co. J ‘ Corporation The Khodes € American Import and Pal ayer Frederich & Neison Export Companies tipbt : The Bon Marche s sia Meacham & Babcock “Ghipbullding Co, Leading A 5 oad Pacific Steamship Company Fraser-Paterson Co. Rogers Brown National Shipbuilding Co. “ 9 American Roa City Messenger & Transfer Co, M. A. Gottstein Co. Griffin & Co. Seattle Ceanheyotio on & Dry Dock Co. Builder Leaditg Bakery Nippon Yusen Kaisha MacDougall-Southwick Co. Galbraith, Bacon & Co, Inc, Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. Portland Cement Association Seattle Baking O9, Puget Sqund Navigation Co, ae Seattle Japanese Import HT in Azuma Bros. Sentule Rainier Valley Railway Co, ic Co. or Pi " ission Co, City Light Dept. pad aad et) - aieaematias Western Smelting & Power Co. - | a if E F i (COPYRIGHT, 1917)