The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-24
ORGANIZED LABOR.
Locked-Out Crispins Going Back
to the Shops.
Terms of the Agreement With the Manu-
facturers = Sailors Resist an Attempt to
Re-Establish the Blood Money Business

Peace has been officially proclaimed be-
tween the Boot and Shoe Manufacturers
Association aud the Boot and Shoe Makers
White Labor League, and the lockout Is
ended. Operations will be resumed at
Buckingham & Hechps on Monday morn
ing. The full text of the agreement which
has been entered into by the manufacturers
and the league. and which was signed by
their representatives yesterday, is as fol-
lows:
This agreement entered into this 22d day OF
April, between the Boot and Shoe Manulac
turers' Association OF San Francisco and the
Boot and Shoe Makers White Labor League OF
San Francisco, TO wit:
Firsl-The Boot and Shoe Makers White
Labor League herewith agree that the members
of The Boot aud Shoe Manufacturer ssociation
have 4 right to discharge any one, whether he Is
or Is not a member OF any labor organization.
The Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
agree that they will not be prejudiced againS.
any employe because he does belong to the Boot
and Shoe Makers White Labor League.
Second-That the block system" shall be
raised and forever abolished.
ThiTd-That the "Shop Committees" are au-
thOrZed 10 collect dues and assessments from
members OF the league employed in our reSpec-
shall the right 10 deliver to the Office OF the
respective factories bills showing the delin-
quencies OF The members, and the respective
fac ories herewith agree TO deliver such bills
TO the men thus Indebted.
Fourth-All differences between members OF
the Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
and their respective employees now existing
hereafter arising shall be sci led by Al bitraton
Committee composed as follows: Two members
appointed by the Boot and Shoe Manufacturers
Association and two members OF the Boot aud
Shoe Makers White Labor League, and iu the
event OF a lie vote of these arbitrator, then
III Sc four 10 select fifth, who shall be disln-
IereSted party, and the verdict rendered by the
majority shall be final. Such arbluaIIon shall
be conducted only on the facts OF the case, pro-
vided that they do not conflict with this general
agreement or any portion thereof. The Manu-
facturers' Association herewith agrees 10 abide
by the decision OF the Arbitration Committee,
and will not order lockout In the event of a
decision rendered against them. The White
Labor League herewith agrees TO abide by the
decision OF the Arbitration Committee, and Will
not order strike, order or ask 10 be ordered
boycott, Oh any member Of the Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers Association, in the event Of a
decision being rendered against II. The ATbitra-
ton Committee shall be notified by the respect
i've Secretaries within forty eight hours after the
commencement of any differences. and shall then
meet within three days after having received
notice, and shall reader a decision as soon as
possible. Pending the discussion and decision
OF any differences or dispute there shall be no
Lockout strike, soppage or cessation Of work
by either employer or employees.