The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 4

| Controversy eaters in Dispute With Musicians ion Accused of Unfair Dealing Men Make Counter Charges From Both Sides in Row Ritter controversy ts being waged between JoAn Dans, manager of the Clase “A,” Florence and Star theaters, and the Seattle Musicians’ The Star has no interest in the controversy from either side, ‘the matter was drought to tte attenion by Dans, who had prepared a ment on the audject, In fairness to the musictans, The Star did not to pudlish one side of the matter and not the other, s0 Dana’ letter ts submitted to the Musicians’ association for a reply. Dans’ statement the reply follow: bo State ° es e MUSICIANS’ REPLY John Dans’ longwinded miy statement of his troubles with the Seattle Musicians’ association should not be permitted to cloud the real situation, and in the minds of any one who knows him personally and je aware of bis disregard for truth it will not have that effect. The real situation can be explained tn a dogen Unes: ‘Thru the efforts of the Seattle Musicians’ association, John Dans agreed that if the Winter Garden theater would employ an orchestra he would place one in his Colontal theater, on condition that the Mu- sicians’ association woul! make a re duction amounting to 20 per cent tn the seale of wages, which was grant jed. tn view of the reduced price of admission. i A® this agreement was reached fn Tecognition of the fact that patrons of those theaters were entitled to this added attraction in return for their continued patronage, the man- agers of the Winter Garton theater engaged an orchestra, which is now | employed there at the reduced scale, but when the time came for Mr. Danz to keep his word with the Musictans’ association, the Central Labor council, the Seattle Theatrical Federation and the Winter Garden theater, he suddenly changed hiv mind and broke al! his agreements. As the Musicians’ association, the ‘Theatrical Federation and the Cen-' tral Labor counct) were parties to John Dans’ agreement with the Win- ter Garden theater, we were forced to use every effort t) compel Mr. “|Danz to keep his word, and as a re | DAN7’S STATEMENT view of the many statements ‘fare being circulated concern. yy attitude towards union men, that a statement ts due the from me as to just what the yy between the untohs and fs about. knows the condition of dm all lines, and that the picture business ts DO ex: to the effect of the general on, and that the summ ‘worst time of the year for ‘This is proved by the fact That some theaters close down for @ summer, Practically all theaters per now are doing fo at & spite of these facts, and that Dave greatly reduced our admis. price to meet the conditions, Musicians’ Union suddenly de the installation in the Co- ‘Theater of an orchestra con. of not less than five people, to our regular organiste. fused to render any more service to. Mr. Denz until he would agree to! keep his promises to all concerned. | Chief Seattle Serenaded by cet se won pelt, satura | me mento fave their work John and Cats} vitae’, Ssa"Stst| ae 8 monary 38 if? a2 EEG ! i il ef fF ll x g | i HE ill I & ° j 3 &s 2iF 3 ii it : i i ‘At no time was there any Gis. ploves ae to galary or wore,| Whereupon, John decided aitl chief waa not a bit sociable. | ees at ene ae ae ee the chief's ben- |i} oa eee ithe atlas toot cd tie tomnarel hours, and pedental and cleared his throat for action. Numerous night prowling alley| cats, attracted by the strange and weird noises emanating from the) the bronze redskin, foree | ceased their restless search of gar) bage cans and cautiously Invest! | gated. Then they, too, were seized) *| with spasmodic desires for the pleas. |i] ures of song. They sat back on| their haunches and lifted up feline | votces In tribute to the moon. | As the vocal orchestra swung thru | the second bar of Verdi's “Alda,”| two cope approached. The minions of the law looked long and hard. “This ie a serious case!" Diuecoats. “John should be locked up for disturbing Chief Seattle, an the ents should be shot on gener principles. They're almost as gullt: as John. If Chief Seattle wil! pros- well make @ strong case the} John fs at present viewing the In. side of the city jall. As Chief Seat- tle hae refused to take action, he will face charges of being intoxt cated, The cats escaped. A Strange Bug Instinct By Professor M. J. Elrod Chale of Biology, University of Montana ‘The animal world ts full of strange and peculiar habits, customs, or in- atincts. Instinctive acts, or those per. formed under stimulus, unconscious- to end a corn is stops the pain in- corn loosens and out, Made in two forms—a clear liquid (one drop does and in extra thin plasters. 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