The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-04
TO
ORGANIZED LABOR
AND THE
Political Welfare
Committee

dornement Of organized labor be
cause. and only because. have "a
Japanese plaster boy working In my
laboratory. lie In the only man on
the Pacific coast who ia employed
exclusively AZ plaster man. and
there IN no union % which he can
belong. IL there was. he would
have to Join the union or resign
from his position. There are. how.
ever, many unions which take Jap
nneHc into their organizations. and
many places In Seattle where Jap.
ancNe work with union labor. ana
am going 10 have my boy Join one
OF these unions II possible.
feel that I was not given fun
consideration. because the Political
Welfare Committee WAS hampered
by the continual presence OF Mr.
Fred c. Brown. my Republican op.
poncnt. Whose present political head
quarters are at the PoatIntelli.
gencor editorial rooms.
Mr. Fred &. Brown has most
wonderful Enforcement from Mr.
WIN H. Adams. State Food In.
rpcctor. which appeared in Thursday
evenings Union Record. And by
the way. SIR. WIN H. Adams stops
ut the Victoria. n japanese hotel. at
1911 First avenue. do not see why
union labor should discriminate
against me when this wonderful in.
dorrer OF Browns stops al a Jap.
aneBc hotel. and Fred c. Brown car.
rica union barber card In his
pocket TO show how he loves the un-
Ions and then goes 10 a Hcab barber
shop 10 get his hair cut. the owner
Of which. Mr. Stillcr. boasts that he
never would joln union. and de.
clarca that he never viii Join a un.
ion and have "the dirty heads and
business agents OF organized labor
run HIS bunneAs.'' THIS sa the bar
Der shop that the union barber.
Fred {. Brown. patroniEcs. and /
can prove u. II fail TO prove It.
I viii forfeit $4,000 to Fred c.
Brown
UNION VOTERS. Ask the park
helpers who went before the park
board and fought for their raise and
obtained ~
UNION VOTERS: Ask the jan.
Itors a, the city hospital who II was
that put stop TO The city health
department from taking forty dol.
lars from each one every month for
table board.
UNION VOTERS. Ask tho fire
men IN this city who was the first
man 20 declare In public for tho two.
platoon system that Is now being
adopted In all cities throughout the
world.
UNION VOTERS; Ask the jltney
men who 70 was that went into the
newspapers and exposed the efforts
Of the Traction Company to put the
iitncys out Of business and destroy
them.
UNION VOTERS: Ask the laun-
dry workers who II was that was
called before them at the Labor
Temple and gave them substantial
encouragement and helped them 10
win their strike.
UNION VOTERS: Ask the long.
shoremcn who IL was that helped
to bring their strike 90 a satisfac.
tory end.
UNION VOTERS: Ask tho street
chr men who q was that went on
record TO compel the company TO
pay them a living wage.
UNION VOTERS; Ask the police
officers who Il is that f. trying to
got them one day off each week.
They viii all tell you II Is Edwin J.
Brown. Democratic candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney.
UNION VOTERS. Go 20 the
court records and ascertain the law
cases that MIR Fred c. Brown con.
Quoted Immediately after he left the
bench as Justice OF the Peace and
you viii find that he appeared as
attorney for numerous Bookkeeping
cases.
Where was Mr.. Fred c. Brown all
this tme9 We never met him one
time helping the cause along: so. I
guess. Friend Fred was getting his
hair cut or helping TO move his
friends into japanese hotels and
boarding houses.
which one of us BROWNS do
YOU union voters believe would be
the most likely TO project your wives
and children against bad food. bad
whisky. bad crooks and rich graft
by the whisky ring7
leave 1t with the union voters TO
answer at the polls on election day.
EDWIN J. BROWN.
Democratic Candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney.