Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
Team Owners Assoclal ion Has
Not as Yet Abandoned Its Pol
icy Of Cancellation
N0N'UNION DRIVERS STONED
Crowds Of SChosl Children Declare
They VIII Not Attend School
Next Monday

chicago. May l3rapclor Doyle, Of the
Chicago roam,OWncrs' association, de-
Mod today that the association hereto.
fore neutral IN the lomastcms strike
hod definitely determined 10 abandon
lls concIiaioIy policy II Was rcpoN'
ed Inst nlght that the mombors Of four
associations who have preserved ncu-
ual attitude thus FAR, have taken Il pos.
1.-Two stand ana either settlement Of
the present strike on spread IN far
Rrculcr proportions rs expected by the
carly part of next week. Tho team.
owner held ID conference after which
President shea was sent for ana asked
" he would permit Ms union team stcIs
lo deliver goods for the tpimuWu, ~ to
Ooycotlod houses Upon The rctuIl ot
shea II VAS announced That oumlt.
tee Of loamOWners would go before the
JOINT council which ~ deemed "A more
conservative organization than lho
STRIKE committees, MomOprs ~ the en-.
caHp Tcam.OWners association the
Commission Tcam.ONners' association
ana the lMmOprmen's association, were
IN the conference. The associations
represented employ approximately 5000
II has been reported 10 the teninOW nQrs
mat they must make deliveries IN order
10 I'VE M 10 contracts, Officers of the
IopmuCrs' association ana Peter Doyle
today denied that the association had
definitely determined TO abandon con.
rlliation when he action of the own
res was made known 10 Shea, he IN said
lO have responded, I'VE viii win, "
they want to lRht, let 'cm come ON. We
can sim call out every member Of our
union IN the city ana paralySe the
transfer business Of Chicago, | do -
say this win he done but we WIN do
It rather than give up,
Sentiment among the teamslors, un-
Officially expressed today was that the
efforts to he made tonight by the tcnm-
owners committee to secure permission
from the toamslors' Joint council Ia
make deliveries 90 the boycoitod houses
would be fwItloss \ spread Of the
strike was looked For Assertions were
made that II may reach gigantic pro-
portions
stones were thrown AT non.unlon
drivers who delivered coul 10 the care
ter H. Harrison school Twenty.third
piucc ana Wentworth avenue today
FIX policemen escorted tho wagons,
Crowds Of school children stood ON the
corners asserting, they would not 30 "a
school Monday Notwithstanding the
stone throwing the coal was delivered,
80 arrests were made
The death Of Harry Grady nj provl.
dent hospital today added another IA.
tally to the list attributed 10 the team.
Ftors strike GRADY and his brother
William were called 20 the rear of their
homo In the nlght, aud without nppnrs
ont provocailon shot down \ bullet
entered Harry Gradys head but his
brother escaped with less serious IN.
1urics,
Rumors of strike Of the employees "
the Union Traction company were re-
Nivod today
Martin Lacy "a nunsunlon colorod
toamstcr, ~ 4 new victim OF strike VIC.
lonce. while driving "A wagon on Won't
worth avenue no was dragged from tho
vehicle by SIX men and beaten into In.
Fcnaibiity lie was taken to n hospital
whore II was found he Mad severe
wounds IN the head
business was resumed today ON n
lurgor scale than on any previous dny
since the strike was nnugulAtod,
Wagons moved along the streets with
smaller police protection than hcrolos
fore,