Yanoscheck v. Montgomery Ward & Co.

— John F. Yanoscheck worked as janitor and night watchman at the store of Montgomery Ward & Co., in Spokane, from April, 1930, to October, 1932. In December, 1932, he sued the defendant, alleging that his wages were to be four dollars per day until May 1, 1932, and $3.75 per day thereafter; that defendant agreed to pay extra for Sundays, and that, during the period mentioned, he worked sixty-eight Sundays at four dollars per day and fourteen Sundays at $3.75 per day, for which he had not been paid and for which he demanded judgment.

In defendant’s answer, the employment was admitted; that…