Wade v. Pacific Coast Elevator Co.

John Franklin Wade commenced working for the Pacific Coast Elevator Company (respondent) as a seasonal employee, in August, 1938. Between June and September, 1941, Wade was regularly employed by respondent, working ten hours a day, beginning at 7 o’clock in the morning. He was the mill or elevator foreman of the company,

“and his job was to see that the men who were working for us [company] did their work properly and that the wheat went into the .proper bins, that the trucks were weighed correctly, that the wheat was properly graded on the testing scales and make out the scale tags, and keep…