The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 12

¥ THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920. Citizens Deba John D., Ja., Pays {No Wonder Dog attle Service| ) GIANT SEAPLANE |?" Frist for Tickets] ” Catcher Wes Sore Py) ® ° i = | Look inside the lid! Representative citizens of the| N ,_ In this venture the Italian inventor] CINCINNATI, May 6—John D.| TOLEDO, May 6—Iere'’s a jal é by eight Liberty | Rockefeller, jr, wanted @ box at the | bre ak that made eight kide a total of nearly | ball lot here to nee the Rede’ open | otght dogs happy. The city wagon stopped on a corner heré ba ews eee + West Seattle district appeared in 8 won fk summons A large numbers Thursday before the |’ - SouNel) utilities committee to debate; ‘the proposal of D. W. Hend: Perintendent of the mu ling game, But the seats were sold W, Alaska st. and California « the ferry landing, in place thru car service now in op Operation of the thru 25,000 a year, accord. | built can genius to his aid, For the sea free doge and eight happy kids ar one mad poundman ondemn’ Them to Night Work? » Every Social Service Expert in the World Testifies That Night Work Shortens Lives, Reduces Efficiency and Causes Vast Social Wastes If it hasn’t this trademark, it isn’t a Victrola You can readily identify the Victrola by the'famous Victor trademark, “His Master's Voice.” It is not a Victrola without the Victor dog. This trademark is on every Victrola. * It guarantees the quality and protects you from inferior substitutes. : The word “Victrola” is also a registered trademark of the Victor Talking Machine Company. It is derived from the word “Victor” and designates the products of the Victor Company only. As applied to sound-reproducing instruments, “Victrola” refers only to the instruments made by the Victor Company—the choice of the world’s greatest artists. Look inside the lid—insist upon seeing the famous Victor trademarks. On the The real meat of the issue between the Master Bakers—backed up by the Associated Industries —and the union bakers of Seattle is not wages nor working hours, but a vital social principle, a ; . oe d , matter of life, health and human happiness. , ‘ ED ———— —- The issue involved is: “Shall Men Be Compelled to Work at Night When Their Work EASY TERMS 1216-18 Third Ave. Telephone Main 3139 Between University and Seneca Sts. May Better Be Done by Daylight?” : “e There is no excuse nor has there ever been any justification for night work in the baking in- to continue, and the organized bakers have fought ever since the beginning of their organization for the right to the same privilege of seeing their families occasionally and leading.a normal hu- On the Pacific Coast the employers have recognized the justice of this contention in San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento, Cal., and in Butte, Mont.; in Spokane and : : \Wife in Jail, Now | The day work system is no new experiment or untried theory. ‘All during the war, when they +s anes ty d; were baking much more bread with poorer materials than at present, the bakeries of Seattle were to Find Witness | Beau Secrets Reveale |man went to Bast St. Louis ing | past six months-that an attempt has been made to reintroduce the night orp system, rm that two week Me Tre X. nd Anna Q. Nilsson, the Popular : apparently for-no other reason than that the boss bakers thought they could get away with it. 4 ‘Kelly, Heinle asked the prose-| from the ovens at 8 a. m. and at any hour after that time, overcoming any possible ip this action ageinet hi —_——. claim that people will have to use stale bread. mover, Gné Herman asked Kelly ore still looking for son one who| Complexion which are less than the master bakers are now paying for the night work to which they stick | so tenaciously. The bakers are actually giving up $1 per day in the case of 50 per cent of the The present scale for bench hands is $6 per day, dough mixers $6.50 per day for day work. Be- tween tle hours of 6 a. m. and 8 p. m. an additional $2 per day is paid for all shifts beginning The proposed scale of the bakers’ union—which the master bakers have carefully re- frained from publishing in their advertisements—is bench hands $7 per day, dough scale for night work. That this scale is not exorbitant, as the bosses would make you believe, is shown by the fact that per week, and Jewish branch in New York City $63 per week. All of these cities have a lower cost of living than Seattle. The statement that boss bakers in Seattle are already paying the dustry. Only the evil conditions existing under absolute industrial autocracy ever permitted it man life that other workers enjoy. Aberdeen, Wash. In the latter two cities Sunday work has also been abolished. | ST. LOUIS, May 6—Heinie Her run on a day work basis and not a single purchaser of bread knew the difference. It is only in the a ob ana “te The day work system as proposed by the union provides that hot bread can be taken lice eens et = The proposal of the bakers’ union allows for two full shifts—6 a. m. to 10 p. m.—at day wages, vminentess | Gee ee membership in order to get back to a civilized mode of living. or ending outside those hours. mixers $7.50 per day and foremen $8 per day—a dollar per day less than the present bench hands in Washington, D. C., are getting $48 per week, Chicago $48 per week, Brooklyn $55 highest wages in the industry is just plain lie. Union bakers are at the present time supplying 80 per cent of the bread sold in Se- attle, and today they begin the work of supplying the outlying districts. The people of Seattle can be depended upon to support the bakers’ union in so obvious a humani- tarian measure as their demand for day work and the right to live a decent American life with their families. A large proportion of the bakers are married men, substantial citizens, and re- sponsible members of the community. They have made no attempt to profit by their strategic position in the production of a vital necessity of the people, but are simply striving for a chance to live a little more like human beings. ; Here is a clear showing of the real motives behind the Associated Industries, that has for so long attempted to camouflage itself behind high-sounding phrases of ‘“Ameri- canism.” It is an institution sulely organized for the purpose of preventing a better- ment of working conditions that should never have been allowed to exist. Bakers’, Helpers’ & Salesmen’s Unions IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT WHETHER YOUR BAKER RUNS A UNION SHOP, PHONE BAKERS’ HEADQUARTERS, ELLIOTT 2424 ‘ If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken care of at once, to insure good health. For the next 30 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. 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