Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16
& REGARDED AS OMNIBUS.
49,, Neootlotions Between Packers
And Striking Butchers Are
Tagging.
al UNION MEMBERS WARNED
;, Heed instructions and Refrain
e,,m disorder viii Not be Upheld
ia Apy Lawlcssness Whatever.

.u.o Inly l6.-Fire engines, hose
-. and fire insurance patrols Win
,.n ouota Of men were sent TO the
~, ,,ards today to increase the hre
,,o,sctlon. This action, taken at the
,ns,snce OF the Chicago Underwriters
..oc,atlon was accepted as indicative
:, ,.ar on the part Of the packers and
assurance men that a stage OF the
s,,lke when desperate disorders may
4. o,nected Notwithstanding the sirens
,,on. efforts Of the union officials TO
n,syen, violence. The emergency fire
r,otectlon is to be continued at the
backwards as long as the strike con-
tnues
While peace negotiations between the
meat packers and the striking butch
era are tagging, agencies have been set
at work to prevent the outbreak Of fur
hher Violence.
UNION MEMBERS WARNED.
The union has warned all members, IN
placards printed In flve languages. to
heed the instructions given and TO re-
fraln from disorder, and told them
plalnly that they would not be support
ed by the organization IL guilty of law
messness.
Chief Of Police 0'Neill has recon-
mended 10 Mayor Harrison the revo-
r. a. - - L.
which strike disturbance started.
II was declaAsd around the stock
yards and at the police stations. that
kmany Poles had thrown away their ,in-
hon buttons and returned 10 the plants
with the non-union men taken IN. OF
lfhe latter about 800 were marched into
She yards under police protection. A
plumber were negroes, while others were
Greeks and Poles. No conference was
arranged for today. but the way has
been left open for a meeting. In the
last communication that passed, that
from the packers. they declared they
were ready to meet a committee from
the workers at any time. President Dom
nelly probably win accept the sugges-
tlon.
Meanwhile. with every day which
falls In reaching a settlement tho aenti-
hnsnt for sympathetic strike IL grow
ing among nearly 1000 other employees
ct the stock yards. The temper OF the
union men was reflected by President
DonDely who said:
We VIII die lighting before submit
tlng TO arbitration es proposed by the
Packers. Their suggestion OF arbitra-
ton would mean the cornpl,Ne annihila-
Non OF trade unions In the stoclSyards."
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE TALK.
Whether tho packing trades central
lpody VIII call n sympathetic strike will
~ determined az a special meeting TO.
night Nearly 1000 men employed In
various trades at the yards and belong
ms 70 80 unions. are connected with
thb organization. These employees are
not bound by any agreement with the
should a sympathetic strike be deter
mined upon at toniRhtB meeting, Il
would compncate the situation greatly.
me strike would nearly double the
number or employees who have left
Ihel positions and also make a settle
ment a much harder task.
OTHER EMPLOYEES DISSATISFIED.
employees In tho building trades ut
w yards ans dissatisfied because they
OBLIGED 20 work on buildings quartz
uW police Tho men objected 20
sukng ~ any place where tho police
saIe been called 10 preserve order, ana
Eweet property, and tho present con-
iolsrHbis, WV" ~ 70 "'