The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-19

James Murphy. business agent %
the Painters and Decorators Local
Union No. so. " however. that
\ mssahers af he uatns vii not 50
back To work On the Butler Dob No
matter what gatsugo people may
sa..
constitution left IN the bsnes OF \
local organization. Ne declared 70
a star man, and we VIII stand
pat.
here this mofnInE BY Mr. Uutiauder
- significant. II may mark th.
FIRST hf~sk ln The Esrika OF building,
traae~m@u al the Butler hotel. untu
r4,~F unfoa aradasmen n a maj have
refused to work In the building
The boycott against Rainier beer
has b~en considered the WeakeSt
po{nt tn the onslaught Of the eesi
s,nlous on Manager Sweeney Of h
seattle brewing and Mating CON-
rauv hat IL the union decorators re-
turu 10 work In the hotel In scceFd-
apce With the Chicago telegram. W
viii Indicate that the building trades
DO not consider the strike Itself Just
The contract Of decorating p
Butler was let by Manager King te
fheh big Chicago firm OF JONI l.
~afmgn 4 Go. Peter Iliander. a
1,nIon man. was sent 20 Seattle 10 do
shp work. bringing with him several
untou assistants. When the strike
Vas declared these unten men and
other union men employed by Tt
lander here quit. Ellauder then sent
several kilograms 70 the fhicagw
union advising II Of the situation ana
asking for Instructions. TSis morn
fnxx Telegram allows him 20 Proved
with the work.
The local Retail Clerks union went
on record last niKht a. being opposed
TO the boycott ~ the Seattle breNtns
a Mailing c0fmpauyss beer by the
Western Ceutrai Labor union. A spe-
rsal me@ting unanimously passed a res
olutfon conaemning the boycott The
leader. in the Western Central affirm
that the action ~ the clerks was not
unexpected. Since the time whsn ".
G Lynch. who represented this union
on the committee IN charge 81 ?
street car mems strike, opposed y
radical aesinn takrn by the COMMITTEES
IN charge % tho strike. Lynch and tho
Clerks untbn have been n5ns too pop
uiar WITH the labor leaders
The clerks opposed the boycott
against the Seattle Brewing a Mailing
r0mrany nj the meeting ~ the West
eru Central last wednesday night and
paaasd the revolutions last night 20 pat
themselves on public record as being
out 81 sympathy with 81.
The Brewery Workers union In gen
orally Acknowledged 70 be one Of the
strongest labor unions IN the United
states n n now corresponding with
~ National committeeman 10 decide
"a - N.atfNHAA Al
v~fshdYawing from the Western Cen
trail
Not osiy IN Seattle. but IN other cit
sea tn the state where the union lead
rr~ had rerkaned the boycott would be
effective. IL an ~nfrienaly feeling
ehoyvu. A. foreeasted In n Star sps-
clai dispatch from Olympia yesterday
sfseroonn. the OIs mpia trades cornell,
rosunrlagns representatives from every
branch 81 orsn nized labor IN the cap
ltaf city, at a special meeting last
tfehf passsa resolutions condemnfnR
~tfss rzsFcs5tf and calling for - removal
n The name of organized labor.
FOLLOWING f. the text ~ the resolu-
fl0sss passed ~ the retail slerks;
srYhereas. The Western Central La
bor union Of this city has acen ft 10
Violate al rules and vssaes u labor
unions BIZ dft faFthk "a bptRvit on hbs
prndtsct Of union labor over the pro-
test ~ the labor unions that produce
N sames Therefore. be II
Resolved. That We enter our protest
.vaInat such action u tender TO tho
frseers. brewery workers and brewery
krlsera our most hearty support d.
fself -rrrTrf against the action ~ tho
western Central Labor union and be