Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
Have Left Their Desks by the
Hundreds In Sympathy With
The Transfers
DON'T LIKE N0h.UAIOn COAL.
Board Of EDUCATION to Deal With
Matter '--' Parents 10 be Reported
For Violating the Rule,

| ~ w 'S"'i"HS WIN lnc loamHtofs
STRIKE are 10 be dealt with ucrnly, nc.
tording to President Clayton Mark, o,
me chicago board Of education, Tn,
chlldron's strikes have followed the ma
OF non'unlon Transfers by boycottnd
nrms IN delivering " coal at the pub.
lie schools 1t ~ alleged that In many
cases the parents rather than the chill.
dren are responsible Tor the strike, Ar.
rest ana prosecution N threatened By
the board Of education as punishment
Tor parents who permit children TO go
on strike IN schools Many inspoc,ors
are to be placed at the disposal Of supt,
OF Compulsory Education Bodne to ro-
port cases where parents have Violated
the law,
Inc strike Of school children assumed
Pills OF the Graham school Forty. AIN
ana Union streets refused 10 ontor IA
building According TO school of,ioInls
70 unfair coal has been delivered M
we dfaham school, The authorities
declared mat there was no appareni
reason Tor the strike,
Pupils of the Fallon public school,
forly,socond and Wallace streots wont
on STRIKE today, when two loads OF coal
from the Peabody Coal company ,voro
delivered AT the building, fhG pupIls
STOOD AZ distance from the non.unlon
le9inslers ana Jecrod at them Several
polieelnon were sent 10 the school to
maintain order A STRIKE" occurred
h C we same place after tho packing.
muse STRIKE, whon n colorcd teacher
Was assigned there, The Fallon school
districts, ''''''"s
The youngsters became 40 dIsordorly
that 90 OF them were summarIly mr..
rested by the police. All the boys ar.
rested were promptly put IN jall' Tho
o,hers WIN great CELEBRITY disappeared
Pat MeMahon, president OF the Terra
Cotta sand and Brick reamstors
union, has practically recovered from
blow on the head with n black TACK,
supposedly administered by "sluggora,"
hlfed by another faction OF the teams.
lers McMnhon says he viii continue
nis nght against the policy OF President
shea IN the present strike as lac had
been doing,
George rOllman ana Henry Colescol.
orod men, attacked by mob OF strike
sympnthsers at Fourteenth and State
streets today, were rescued by Inc DO.
Ice Tho negroes had driven teams
Tor tho Employers Toamlng company
ana were severely beaten
Blg consignmcnts OF new strike
breakcrs arrived IN Chicago today re-.
orulted IN Louisville. Evansville and
other river towns Nearly score of
whites deserted after they reached tho
city, declaring they were not told that
mere was strike on there, 4, &.
BANKER one OF the dosorters, com.
planned that the two passenger ears I'm
which they were brought 20 Chicago
We're locked during the entire trip,
More thNn 100 messenger boys ON.
ployed by the Postal Telegraph
company pnradod the streets today,
The boy strikers occupied themselves
chloTy In shouting at non.unlon teams.
tora,
Possibility Of tlo.up Of all livery
business In Chicago, including funerals,
grew more definite NJ meeting today
or President shea OF the Transfers
union, w, j, Gibbons, business agent
~ the Cab " Livery Wagon DrlVors'
union ana representatives OF the Ily.
orSmon'a ana Undorakers' association,
Frank Amborg, prominent livery own-
oh left before the other members, dc.
clarlng that he for one was not going
To allow dictntlon ~ 10 where his drlv-
rrs should carry passengers and that
he would disregard the rule " tho
unions that no carriages should be nl-
lowed 10 unload passengers at boycOl-
ted stores, Other mombors OF the Nv.
crymen's committee remained In confor-
cnco with Shea and Gibbons for some
time In the hone OF uVOldlnu IA loekout