The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
6OPLACED
AT WORK
in STAR
CAMPAIGN
Few Requests for Men Still
Untitled at Office in
Stuart Bldg.


Two world war veterans came into
the adtutani's office OF Rainier Noble
post. American Legion. after tho
same Job "Wednesday.
The head Of local fish packing
concern who wanted cook for one
OF his canncry tender boats had pick.
ed their names fgorn the lists printed
In The Star. asiing that one OF the
men be sent him TO go to work a,
once.
A few questions developed the fact
that one OF tho men. altho he quail.
fled In every other respect. could no,
bake bread The other chap was
given tho card. and reported for
work
Disappointed. the veteran who
couldn't bake bread turned To leave
the room Just than . woman
came in
Il want to find . capable service
man to manage . hotel my brother
In operating on WILDLY sslAnd.- she
said
Tho man who had Just lost out be.
cause he couldn't baks was called
back. He got the Job.
That's the sort Of service they're
giving down there In the bnserncn,
Of the Stuart building. Thirty three
veterans were supplied with jobs
wednesday. making a total Of so
since the start OF The Stars cam.
paign. Most of the calls for men TO
work are filled Immediately. but
there are few that are stili going
begging.
For instance. q call II listed for n
combination painter and paper hang.
er. at 50 day for painting and Is
cents a roll for hanging paper. No
one has been found for this job yet
Among the men sent out to per.
manent positions yesterday were
three to the Carnation Milk Products
factory at Mt Vernon. an ail-around
painter employed by the manager Of
tho colman building. and an assist.
ant gardener for one OF The other
Carnation plants. Most OF the calls
coming In. however. are for tempo
rary work. All are needed; all are
welcome.
Thrc arc neariy 100 names stiIi on
the waiting list Of men who need
work badly.
Telephone your needs to Elliott 479.
Thirty jobiess veterans registered
"Wednesday. The list follows;
Herser, s Brown. ss7s Finh ave n.
r. office man and bookkesper.
Jack Castiebcrry. l311 Eighth ave.
engineer. fireman. pipe filter.
Fred J. oiroux. 7zIs Second ave. ~.
electrical helper.
George A. Catch. 1881 iTth ave. time
keeper. garage helper. iaborer.
r. G. Fester. room 81, Z. NJ c. A.
ch hagffeur.
Elmer Z. Taylor. 1891 i7th ave-. truck
driver. chauffeur
MEX strauss III Third ave. g.. la
berer.
railroad clerk. traffic manager
George Teaoo. fireman
George n. Kenneily. s.ts Eighth ave
r.. stock clerk and tool room man
Merrill A. Young, cars state Arnory.
machinist.
John spelling. RieheIieu hotel. earpen-
ter
Irwin y. sick. cabinet maker.
John sather. 1873 Bellevue ave. Apt 4.
butcher clerk
r. ~. strcight. Pennington hotel.
mems Furnishings clerk, grocery clerk.
truck driver.
Ernest W. shears. ;siT E. Aloha ST..
auto driver
Francis n. Bresiiok, iss5 summit ave-.
first class chauffeur.
r. @. Jones. Colby. wash. truck
driver and mechanic.
Russell Burton. 7os Columbia st.
plumbers helper and truck driver
Glen +. Knock. 5sis Eighth ava &.
plumber.
Meyer zucksrman. Y. NJ. C. A.. ehauf-
feur and truck driver or logging camp
work
FRED A. schwsnder. s75s aSth ava N.
W. farmer.
Harry !. Reed. oos Ninth ave-, Apt. r.
sack sewer on flour or feed packer
II. ID. Graidsnburg, 7s0S Western ave.
truck driver, store clerk.
Jark silverman. 2so3 Washington st.
salesman.
Arnold A. Rechberger. az Sixth ave.
~, chauffeur.
Frank NJ Morgan. ssf7 Linden ave-.
bookkeeper. typiHt. clerk.
w. Tsschek. i2t Liberty Court Apts..
freight claim adjustsr.
George II. Wagner. 1906 r. Aloha st.
Iaborer.
uenter