Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-05
SOY, CALL MAKES THIS PLAIN.
"a. Rcen Ia Conference With an
rnIs,ary of the Bureau of Labor
And Commerce
eoRelcNERs HAVE BEEN IMPORTED
Uo,h Sides Show Grim Determine
,i,o 70 Stand Pat and Continue the
Struggle Into Next Week

Us
VIA, tbe federal government is prepar-
ag,o take an active part In the stock
,n,ds strike was indicated today wheh
ya,o,nauonal Secretary Call, OF the
,n,.hor workmen, diyulged the fact
hos been in conference with an
smls.ary of the United States bureau
o,nbor and commerce. Who this agent
/, or what his immediate plans are
NJ Call refused to say, but the strike
,sader made this significant remark
On everything the packing trust Is
fone they are violating the law Their
,orv business combination is In re-
,tr,,nt Of trade and there is not one
., ,hsm that is not amenable to the
,,deral laws. A sample Of their opera
lions came to my knowledge after stor-
4. had been printed in the newspapers
,s'lIng of the importation OF emlgrants
nam foreign lands to take the place OF
awsrlcau workingmen who are on
s,Jke one Of our plckets found In
~ street an emigrant receipt showing
,Sst ,be emigrant had been paid S5S,iO
sns massage to Chicago. At the bot
lam n the printed slip was the SEN
ience, 1--WE hereby agree to rebate
r;6 on presentatlon Of this receipt
~ our Chicago office / showed this
document 10 an official of the United
safes bureau Of labor and commerce
ana inadvertently allowed him to Keep
IT, A..
Recording Secy shanahan, OF the
backing house Transfers union an
bounced today that orders would be is
usd Immediately 10 stop the removal
81 meats from the several cold stor-
N, warehouses In the city. The allied
l,tses evpcluiyc. 9ognpslttea, llex said,
soum act upon the transfers position,
md report fayoring sympathetic ac-
llor by teamsteas who have been dis
flhuling meat from warehouses would
mean the immediate issuance OF
.trlke order to those drivers.
President Donnelly, the strike leader,
who has been on q trip to Kansas CITY
and other packing centers, arrived to-
iay
BOTH SIDES FIRM.
Chicago, Aug. SIN the face OF per-
lstent peace rumors strikers and pack
sn alike gave evidence today OF grim
determination to stand their ground
md carry the struggle over into next
Seek, There were Indications that by
that time both sides would regard the
)ilces Of Intermediates with favor un-
less either side should develop weak
hess warantlng the other in holding out
With renewed determination TO hight
he issue to an end.
Tothe strikers the approach or sun
lay doomed up as a menace because or
difficulties In holding ranks together
over the opening OF new week. The
ltrike leaders had positive information
hat emlssaries Of the packers were at
work In all directions, quietly Offering
highly skilled men tempting induce
nents to break away Pressure was
iso being brought upon strikers wives
through direct individual appeal. To
inset this the leaders figured on the
eIurn Of President Donnelly to arouse
hlnuslasm, and prepared monster
aemonsuatlon for tomorrow, with the
ame end In view, While feeling sure of
.ae mem II was admitted that It Is not
asy to hold hungry families in line.
tnors We're therefore especially d.
iecled towards impresisng the women
stn the yastness and soldity Of the
Wike' and with the necessity Of re-
banning firm.
bH0TN TO bring about n peace confer
u'e were today explained as being due
NE cattle shippers and to the Union
eocAyards & Transit company, both
neulIals, who have lost heavily through
Ne STRIKE. At the instance OF both.
general Agent skinner OF the stock
la'as company, visited the strike lead
u yesterday Finding them receptive,
n sa'e attention to the packers. Lite
Encouragement was met with from
, wv PACKERS Believing. however, that the
uauon was not without possibilities,
,v'ufned to the strike leaders, who
XIV awaiting him at the transit house
wv meantime, the strikers had at
HHPWl 10 bring pressure 10 bear on
packers from other sources, and In
S,Iyng mad acquired information from
aNh lhe Inference was drawn that
KY s.lNers' position was stronger than
ns Oeeh believed. In consequence,
ken mr. skinner returned he found
Nv, sWlNe leaders unwilling to make
se marked concessions. While Mr..
. e,nneF was comforting with the strike
.o slsIs, representatives. of the packers
,rssS appeared. giving rise TO an inn
pgs,on mat important negotiations
ib..7 actually under way, an impression
M, was not lessened through the fact
NV CONFIDENTIAL men from the packers
s 1asloWea every movement Of the strike
s@it'Is from that moment on. II was
e,nn,a today, however that nothing
io.lso'I uIe had developed tending TO point
e,,m immediate peace.
ina ',,hhe-breakers continued 10 pour
AZ, s' .ne yards today. The new arrlv-
T,, included another train load OF i'm
s,e1 The recruits were fright
,leo ll9 Mysteries by a series Of ter
IAN .,AAploslons, caused by strike SYM
i,l, ,a,ls placing dynamite cans and
tsmpavs.er on the tracks. No property
'9pSuage resulted.
tor o !, Donnely and secy. VII
ton,. N.Y. NE Ice Wagon Drivers union
ms flea'eu today on tho subject of re.
lgy y 70 deliver ice to retailers who
"a by packers whose plants are affect