Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-08
n "FARM" MILL
! WAS STARTED UP
~ Milf Hands Only Were Required for
!, Work, There Being Plenty Of Labor
.,s Available in the Neishborhood.

,nc s-The Farm" mill
s' la,ov and McCutcheon com
''l Allegheny, was started at
' u, morning by non-union men,
'' afternoon the iires
.l,,,5 and Everything placed IN
tor resumIng work No OPP
,,s met with from the strik-
- FOR almost to a man they
,.I,e in other union mills They
..sv with their work when the
-, nil was started .. %
n. oatroled every entrance TO
,na # vas next to Impossible
..srgsr to gain admission to the
An. The preparations for start
bslng made. The mill that
4. ooeration is a finishing mill
.a,,cnres half inch steel hoops
I. n the three finishing mills
| ;. Lindsay and Mccutcheon es-
-, There is another mlll
'.s which turns out billets,
~, II nor the other two finish
S' rsre started this morning. IL
,,J that an attempt VIII De
" start these just as soon as
t. an be secured, cob
the strikc-breakers were tax
y, ,be mill until almost time Tor
WAC whistle to blow and every
las oulet as a cemetery untii
w. "a srcept for the noise of a few
.1' aorging on repairs 1t re-
| No finding Of only twenty mil
!, S,art the Farm mill, for all
| .s..srs needed were easily obtain
q, M excitement prevailed IN
| .i,sborhood because practically
ffe strikers from the McCut-
rals were at home A watch
| IA early this morning, however
|. AZ would probably be aflarge
4 IONS crowd along the railroad In
IN ards today watching the OPP
IL and he predicted that there
y h trouble
ANOTHER OPENED.
,.,Ao,y Aug. S.-The nine-lnch mill
N clqfk plant. Thirty-hfth street
,[,eyile' opened this morning
.e men. II Is claimed by the COM
r,llt this makes the total number
q, n the mill i63 and leaves but
.,aI3le. II is said the 9, 10, II and
"a Mill is now working full turn
A y men employed are non-unlon'
\ Ysay morning the management
n q s-inch mill viii be running
NJ plant will be in full operation
\ AZ strikers we're seen about the
! AL everything was quiet
han Louis Brown, Of the mill, said
| M report concerning the men
IN in the mill was unfounded. He
/ hey left when their work was
.,kied and returned IN time for the
! and that the strikers were not
sting them. He said further that
rik turned out by the men yester-
iw Up TO the standard and that
4 bar Of material was lost. some-
remarkable, he claimed, In a mill
n men who have not worked to-
n before are employed.
liiTs mill, OF the American Steel
, company, on the South Side. II Is
yill start operations today or to-
hos The furnaces have been
M ior two days. A policeman is
lI1g guard at the entrance 10 the
x but reserve force Of six men Is
shsld at No. s police station.
NcKEEsPoRT EXCITED.
N,Keesport last night the Wood
lshy doubled lis guards and the
7 that non-union men were
gAi 10 town stirred the strikers Ia
snsnt No men were brought in.
ft Some OF the men employed
2 National Steel plant, an ad-
q the National Tube company,
Il new Amalgamated iadge last
Reports from Lcechburg, Apol-
t'ourg and Vendergrift where the
Isanated association has but few
= since the Homestead strike say
mere Is a feeling OF restlessness
NE general strike order was Is
ana that a division Of sentiment
gen created, The steel officials
asy Tear no trouble, however.
olA DESEkTERS.
siicial Of Lafayette lodge Of the
sanlaled association admits that
. !. Of the organization havs
W and accepted places In the
!, guy which was opened yester-
a ue claims however. that they re-
~ wv step and have agreed to quit
.l 'hey arr re.instated. Officials
I. slne lodge say that the crew Of
- ',,l mill Of the Carnegie
!, WV , be transferred 10 the Clark
! pAil OF the plan to get that mill
Vpe'atlon and weaken the strike.
Battle LINES FORMED.
I, s'. y. "a. Aug. s.-Events are
!, su'ekly In the steel strike now
' '...S there Is some unlocked FOR
~, ,-aou me contendlng sides viii
. ohe another In the full mea-
. w. ven strength. This morning
4 ~ Y states Steel corporation sue
j,i,. 'e-0nehlng the Farm mill at
n, McCutcheon plant. and
n, :, samuel j Gompers, Of the
I, ~, s,soefation Of Labor, arrived
,yaier With President shaffer.
~ .u.'algamated association The
ii.slallon count the re-openlng
\, 'i1 ,, and McCuicheon mil a
M, '',. zoe over The strikers. while
49, 'si that the company has
n. - men TO keep the min IN
mere was no disturbance