Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-18
WIRING THOuSANDSOF NEW MEN
,,,,,, IN Various Packing Cities
' rn he Turning Out TrainlOads
Of Supplies In a Week.
MEN OUT TELL DIFFERENT TALE
n.,,,re That Many on'Union
~ Men Employed ia StOek'YardS
Have Deserted.

n,.,,o Inly ls.-Both sides are pre-
' ,or the test Of strength when
Pe ~ This week in the strike OF the
Sl'l , Io, ,oues employees To the new
49,, ,.bsr in the last five days the
p'" ovpect 10 add many thousands
!, M next few days. workers VIM
y ..' "I ,een hired, 1t is claimed are now
nav 10 the different plants from
N ,ornors Of the country Office en-
~ and heads Of departments, VINO
.s. had experience in the killing
. ~' have been called In to help ana
teach the recruits
IN. hackers already are equlpping
,,.lr plante in western centers WIN
s,n crews. within a week the plallts
. y, kansas City, omaha and East ~:
Iopis wI he turning out tralnloads Oh
,snios according 10 a positive dec
,s.s,,on made by one Of the packers
,.n,ou- q Co. Nelson Morris n Coz
sain q Co. and schwarzschild q Sulz-
s..ssr today renewed killing operations
an / much larger scale than during tne
ars, week Of the strike.
Renresentaliyes Of the packers said
q. Mo stockyards today that they eX-
nsote1 10 be able 10 run their plants
rjthout much inconvenience, and the
dlaiculty was not In the procuring OF
mem but IN their ability to provide ade-
ouate protection for them while gong
to and from work.
Tbe hackers profess not 70 be appre-
hsnsivs OF a sympathetic strike.
The strikers were In confident mood
today AMI appeared TO place little cred
ence In the repotrs Of progress by the
hackers ir allng vacancies. On the
contrary the strikers declared that
many Of the non-unIon men employed
have deserted
A crowd Of men concealed behind a
fence threw bricks and stones at a
lake Shore train which had on board
a negroes, bound FOR the plant Of Ar
molr & Co. The negroes took refuge
behind the seats, and no one was in
iured
PASS WOMEN, BAR MEN.
81. Paul July lS--The strikers today
allowed all the women employed In
Swift & Co.'S Office to enter the yards,
but barred the men. Pending the ar
tEal Of the sheriff the clerks were lined
Up on one side OF the railroad track
While a strong force OF pckets on the
cher side prevented them from going
into the works.
Fifteen or 20 men employed in Swifts
cfce were admitted by the strike pick
els after Mayor Lyttle had addressed
The strikers and admonlshed them not
% interfere with the conduct of the
business which would be regarded as
Unlawful and prosecuted as such,
sheriff Grism returned from Hast
tg', but beyond reporting to Gov. Van
Ant by telephone. has taken no de-
clslre action TO end the blockade.
sheriff Grlslm Is reported TO have
pld GOV. Van SAINT that he Is powsrless
% dsperse the plckets on account OF
NE sympathy with the strikers. An
Injunction against the strikers, It is
sad VIII be asked.
SHIPPING IN KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, July 1s.-Packers
!.1lay began to ship literally. At all
Me nye leading plants II was asserted
way big addition to their forces had
leen made over Sunday and that tho
'lIput had been increased.
lne receipts at the yards today had
"SSChel almost the normal stage.
me strikers say they continue TO
naAe accesslons to their ranks. APP
iaIenuy both sides have settled down
ga stubborn contest
INJuNcTlONs EFFECT BAD.
~ Louis. Mo, July iS.-The effect
~ Ihe Injunction issued by the 81.
mmaH county circuit court, Rolleyille.
aI restraining the striking butchers
W ,h meat cutters from interfering with
r ,1e operation Of the East ST Louis
'1'""B houses or the non-unlon men