Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-03
SETTLED DOWN FOR
A LONG STRUGGLE
Such the Determination of Both Sides to
the Great Strike Notices of In
crease of Wages Ignored.


from the schuyIdu district indicates
that both sides have settled down TO
a long struggle. The miners have abso-
lutely refused 70 be drawn into "a settle
ment OF the trouble by the Ofcr OF 10 per
cent Increase In wages,
Recognition Of the Mine Workers
union Is their watchword at all meet
ments The upper districts having been
securely tied up by the strikers since
the beginning OF the strike, the battle
has been waged IN SCuyHll territory
with the result that the c0llipriUs have
capIWlated one after another and Il
looks as Il an VIII surrender 20 the
strikers within the next few days. The
offer made by the Reading company Of
an advance OF 10 per cent IN wages has
not induced one OF It's tWeuty-seyen
thousand idle employees To return TO
work The operators had expected a
stampede among the men 90 get back.
As a result OF large meetings OF mine
workers held no fremont last night
those employed at Good Springs and
Woodsde remained away today and
both operations are shut down. Both
are PHILADELPHIA a. Reading 0uar3fious
The Lincoln colIery another az the
phnadclphia A. Readings poss.ssions
located south of Rr0nksIds In fha sapa
basin. is working with 800 enlployeq
This is the only one Df mo cluu3ny's
collierles I'm the lower district 8t work.
To-day "a crowd of strikers headed by
a brass band marched t1 ysllsy Vievy
and Higgins to oreanlzs branches Of Inc
United Mine Workers These Towns are
located I'm one of rho richest .grIrul.
turel districts In he county and most
of tholr residents ara sr1rI0y.f lad g..f
Strings and BrooksIde
The situation in the Panther Crook
valley Is being watched with gr.4f Inc
teresf the strikers asserting tbat n
their fellow workmau ir tbat df.trirt
would obey President Mitchell tba
strike Womb er6 ireiI. "a ,rarl When
tbav continue AZ won. havsvar ma
SUNNY coal to the market mo- matter
M sp,ou an ,,,.,rrt d, ,.uI .,.,.. l,,
operat ors an .n1..ytu,if, A. r'r,s.. ~
prart the demands M IN. man
NOTICES AXE lGNOEED
Hazelton. PA oct q. There is ro ma
tsrisI Gbo1ro In ~. str,ga s,i,,.,I',,
bsreahontg THO min. ,.nrl,srs 49,.
rC,n,letel, ignoraa ~. ,.,i,.. ~ s,
iprrtass ,f M nj, rsnt had lssT. mel
in tyapes ana fbof fbs 't,rioa ~ r.,o.t,,,
,''o,,i5 bs rsj,,csd AZ ,,r,,,,..'.li,',i ~,
,o,,,,,t 80 49,, co.. 1917. ~ ,,., a,
Inc ~ bIn0. M v.itb d,,rsr1it. tt. b,,,,s,
,Ge,,ntcd t,,. Nfirb,ci 2iiiEl LIN.
worker in tbs ssstern r,,, ~ a.. Zee
Zuiick bos Zen vg0r,ing sl,'l. tx
etrilse .u,srt ~, .ffect
A. "a, ,t..' no., 49,, ,,., ,,,,,.. .,,, ,,,.,
rar, "a ~ t,5i,i'troi ,,..',t. ~,
49, stiu botjin@ n,,t ,g5i,'s, a.. hig
col r,trtny ord ,l9I egr,,,irg ,,.,,,,
ronios 49, ne, - 80 49,, ,"',s.,,,. IL,
,,,ae.os ,,{,t,g, ,,,t,.-i,,,--,5.,,t
snasli,g ,nd,, a., 80 mai. i,i,I'i '',,..ra'
~ Ia he di5 r"i tbink th. ans,
notices would hs ,,osts5 M his p,iras M
r,otts, u,b9t a.. tis ,,'r5,,,','i.. .jit ,,,
less the railroads made some gOnces-
TN Two marches tnnl Mac This morning
ono from NlnasyiIia moan nor. and
me other from CRYSTAL Ridge. Tina Nil.
nesville marches 100 strong went TO
T.attiner but MOI hsinp slIo,raj ,r tho
rofnrany pronerfv M, Gould pot ras"b
tbo Vorknen tbsya ma pobodv st6npaj
work Craubarrv was tba obi.ttive
,1Int Of me- CRYSTAL Rllga Watchers
They numbered only fvrUtv.6y. man
and 'did moi succeed in Inducing men 10
refrain from going into tba Pardee
mine
President Mitchell and the officials OF
theNine Workers. ORGANIZATION who
went To Wnkesbarrc 10 participate Inn
The labor demonstration returned 10
headquarters here this morning. The
action OF the local union at Shenandoah
In electing delegates 90 the Joint con-
yentlon. which the strike leaders say
VIII De called before me slt'2 S .an 9e
hcials a. HEADQUARTERS. they say. Presi..
dent Mllchel sald TO-DAY that the local
union ana u probably through ms
UNDERSTANDING or TOT lht purpose or pe-
ing plSpared IN case convention Is
s"'uehI' '"leu'
COAL SHIPMENTS ABOUT CEASE.