The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE 10 LOSES FIGHT T0 Bh HER ~~ a Army Food May — ~ PLAN SUBMITTED =" cee Unibet |™0 wre here, and de “text” was later with $6 Dooun't Cor \Y | pre n my | pe mi wt le mayor reco i. M u hich | Ne ‘catment for all men who re ot WENT TO MEET GIRL; | toda ROBBED BY SAILORS), form who, |t 1. | Ireland, the Times declares Thére would als od of equal delegations from each chan: <n govern ots ngs f theme two dis of Ireland, the Times say, armed him and took when they arrived a t the rather hin meaning claim Communist Party * inion, Asks Police to 10, 1919. |Mayor Baker Pans L Lawless _ Radicals the “pulpit gational c putting rad taken tt nid fe ener mmended rough 6 avaricious ea 1 labe “who of the co Suspect not a friend's word, but —— uF Raid Gamblers Formed in South '» “ sr lan } i ‘me na ore eavta 9 “2 FIND INJURED WORKER | ! QUICK! STOP i “fA eg LONG AFTER ACCIDENT i | We Derere SF i eae | ne. Caen a cae from Fr } Pain in Stomach, Sourness, } : { har ac Rica k ‘Pielow oe werd pF } beg aprieaed ane { 4 Wrinkles Quickly cards, ° ant ve , " : ae. } with “'Pape's Diapepsin’’ t ee. we ARREST CARPENTER "Snr Gat conan awe Be It, the averase women. “MEDICINE” PROVES not . A fet Os Pr When: Foes ee oe _TO BE WOOD ALCOHOL the third « ban Sencar nge aged you f le of Moscow was pproaching lone of pe of Pape's They kn MESSINGER INJURED P.N, We ambulance INDIAN FIGHTER DIES Li MISSOULA, Mont., Nov. 10 antacid digestion and s, a merchant, was being 00 bail on a charge iving, and Iver Driv. |are from acidity t, wan suffering quickly, no disapp W. {coat im no Mteh ar hit|pepsin helps r night at Fifth ave. )ach so lwithout fear, A woman's strength lies in her fever Seturde weakness and University at Merchant Tailors Adopt . “AMERICAN PLAN’ As a Permanent Basis of Employment Following the refusal of the Journeymen Tailors’ Union to accept settlement of the late “strike” on any reason- able basis whatever and because the union persisted in demanding absurd and impossible wages and conditions, the members of the Seattle Merchant Tailors’ Exchange, numbering forty-three firms or shops, hereby declare their independence of radical union labor and today opened their shops on “The American Plan.” From this time ’ on— ¥ 4 dividual shop, nor discharge any efficient employe at such outside demand. We will provide employment only to those men and women who are willing to give a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay. We will provide methods for the fair and honorable adjustment of wages and conditions over which em- ployers and employes may in the future differ. We will conduct our shops as true American establish- ments AND HEREBY EXTEND TO OUR FORMER EMPLOYES WHO CAN MEASURE UP TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF AMERICANISM A SINCERE INVITATION TO RETURN TO WORK. ANY OTHER SORT WE DO NOT WANT. We will employ our workers only on the basis of com- petency and skill. We will not discriminate between union and nonunion men and women. We will not reduce wages, but pay the prevailing scale and better. We will guarantee steady employment to all our pres- ent and former workers who have returned or will re- turn to our shops. We will absolutely protect all our present workers and those we hire in the future. We will not sign wage or working agreements with organizations formed or controlled outside of each in- TO OUR FORMER EMPLOYES the majority of whom were forced to strike against their will by an unreasonable few: esfierecrey + eee must know cannot be granted if the tailor shops are to continue in business. Your leaders say, “Let the public pay the extra cost of clothes.” But you know as well as we do, that the public has reac hed its limit and will not go higher. Besides, that extra cost you would have to pay out yourself when you buy food and clothes, You were called out by a radical leadership whose in- terests are not in your welfare, but whose concern is only to stir up strife and bring about the destruction of industry. You have deprived your wives and babies of the comforts and necessities of life by demanding, through the strike, wages and conditions which you TAILORS WHO HAVE ADOPTED “AMERICAN PLAN” RATHE: ener RG CO. SEATTLE CUSTOM TAILORS P. 0. WOLD & CO. 4, 8, KANE 915 8 65 Marion st Seaveard Bldg. 709 Third Ave. THE FASHIO SEREN & BALDRIDGE KH, C, ALT WM. KUIST Fifth and Union st 1114 Third Ave. 209 University St Leary Bide. CRATON THE TAILOR STETSON SYSTEM TAILORS BUTLY JUMENTHAL LONDON TATLORS, ENC, hird Ave. 704 First Av MAN Bldg. c¥Y & SON 609 First Ave 921 Third Av bay tio BROTHERS < ¢, and Cherry St J. M. CUNNINGHAM DM Bee A STON THE ye -aaad Fourth Ave 12 ond Ay OXFORD TAILORING co, EVERETT NAT McGk ATH BROTHERS 711 Third Ave J.D. TRAC 1 d Leary Bide Walker Bldg 805 Third Ave. T UNION TALLORS 1123 Third Ave. N. M. PINELLA 1007 Third Ave. 8, B. PRUCHANSKY 821 B. Pine St UNITED TAILORS 9 First Ave RABY & CO., INC. 917 Third Ave. y IRVING MIDDLET 425 Union st, ED. F. WHITE mbia St Lumber F IMPERIAL TAILORING CO, 801 Third Ave ©. . KALMANS 1217 Third Ave, REGAL TAILORS 901 Third Ave. AMERICAN LADIES’ TAILORS Fifth and Union Seattle L. C. Smith Bldg. AMERICAN TAILORS 914 Third Ave 1329 Third Ave. NICHOL THE TAILOR Third and Columbia Merchant Tailors’ Exchange eat a t f Pape’s Dia you can eat favorite e Oaka % lutions demanding with traw race ate om Russia and indorse IWhen you f . ay mye = = equal Mendig Ne ete geecstaes os the Plumb plan were Oy een Seer: 0 > from acidity, Just , ynkel in aid to s at a jBehynkel ia sald (| narmiens and reliable va Paoli lr 1 and the stomach distress Store Hours—9 to 6 Every Day THANKSGIVING REQUISITES Added to Account Today’s announcement carries but a few of the many gestions that our customers are privileged to add to their as count without the usual first payment. Being a patron of this store entitles you to many advantages, little courtesies not usually extended elsewhere. Why not open an account here? GOTTSTEIN FURNITURE CO, M. A. Thanksgiving Special \EPRRENES ESUSEE, EPRESERLGS-EEREETSEEEEELLS VERE ec caazgersae. 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