Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-30

9nnsnf q pretset.on - bos.nss
"a. bail %. "a thfss years safk "a
bees zissn 70 knnAikeds q usn a go
.sx.4 Ihaas eco base besa sofk,nx
huf abeut k.if pnse Aacs spnn4 sn<e
fhs t4fif agifakloa essa4 fenisei
tar ara dsnoaneinx ths demoefsts
fsr xss.ax tbsm lie 9foapezf % besps
kl.s ueaFiy al uintsE he prsssni
sfaty ca IN riate - barely snooK1
e. sasiis nsnaf4Gtupsss - eomFeif
9TH tha Ws.sh prosiuet Capitalist
risked tkslr mssnss IA tie ba..nsss ana
built ap neurlshin9 tEsisI ihs dnts
j. 100 eus over oas-hAh. AID Z ths %
passss tbs business oil % Killed. The
sxprs<sisns of dsaunet4tion cnins ttoa
ths bnnbiest iaboFing maa ~, seii -
The uzlllenalrs manufactures. The ssa-
piofs4 ssy q $ DOT mattsr a poitties.
bot ans K brssi and buftar.
PF.siisnt EbeshaEt q the NindeE
Glazs Wofkaf.' sssocs sties sad = II tas
tll pas.ss tie stndos gs-s ifzlls all
ts eaiasl The reduction b bstNesn ~
sad 81 per cent. sna b Get ssen saana-
factarsrs giil fodnce Uaxee AZ tns IA
Ter are Feduced Ia proportion % me cut
tns ssn pioyss esnnof live k.ssa con
pFosalss uzk.sr he circumstances soa.d
be viclous"
prs-.dsnt CsEland q the AmhIga
mated Association u Iron and steel
Wofkssa said: -.Ihs measure . usn-
acc "a oar manufacturing industries
The manufacturers waoat ths eonnit'
tee 10 aiminx at can st4nd u ~ ein-ang
thsiF miiiz. tat the snployes viii staFss
Ia ths plesatimA@
Prsslasat saith % the Flint Glass
Workers. uzlon said ~if the bail goes
through Ia eil throw hundreds 81 men
In ths tableware bus.ncss cut of eaa-
pioym.ut We vii certainly protest
as4insf the measure and ask our repre-
ssssatiycs 10 % essfything they ean 70
defeat IL
aF. Jonss. sx-chaiFmAn Of the repub-
lican Eatioaal executive counties. who
ensploys 4 90 iron and stssl workers. IA
his a4llis. sali. III the BAL beeoaes a
laN u vii reduce tho number OK men
Mo can End employment ia the iroa
AMI steel Industries q The country fully
"a per cenk and the remaining half vlll
te compelled % work for less than 20
par ceat ~ the Wages they n0s receive
hsary ". Oliver. Nho was a member
~ tbs ta,if commission q lsss. said.
The nsasare u drastic. and tho au-
fhors appear almost fanatscal 10 their
work. The change 10 al vAlorem duties
j. siiaply lniefsnsibls. Mai<iDg the btl
take ehert March 10 brutal and eaicu-
LATED - destroy What little business ne
have"
secretary William Loefilcr % the Wiz
,loN Glass Manufacturers Association
aud oae % The largest manufacturers
here. said The reductions on window
giass average % per cent 10 - gener-
ally calculated that about 10 per cent OF
lie cost u xintoN glass Is labor. and
On thls basis IL will require IA average
rodactiOn q about o. por ccnt on tho
wages of the skilled 9orkmen 10 maze
Up The differences Ia tho tarid.
President W. T.. Do Armit % the New
York and Cleveland Gas Coal company.
said III - contrary % the beat in
torests q this region that the import
daty should DO removed from coal Ii
vail prove especially harmful 10 lake aud
seahoard shippsra The railroads will
also sufar
Laxrcnce Dilworth. representative OF
enc os the largest wholesale grocery
houses la western Pennsylvania. says
the reduction In duties on sugar would
uece<sitate a narrow margin for reiners
% tks county aud would not break
The trust
Clarence Sxsaringen. wooden manu-
factorer. says the proposed changes in
the wool schedule would provide cheaper
undsswear and cripple American wool
Industries