Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COMPELLED WOMEN TO WALK.
Employtrs' Association Delivers a.
Ultlmatum 70 Leading Team,
Owners
THEY MUST DELIVER FREIGHT
Or Lsss Business--Trsuble With Non.
ualon colsrsd Teamsters--Mst
with Yclls OF Derisloa.

Chicago, May 2,.-Tho cordons Of union
'plckeis stationed on the curbing IN
state street and Wabash avenue have
been supplemented greatly In numbers
with the result that, In spite OF the Wig.
ilance Of the police, carriages and hacks
arc stopped and drivers and their fares
warned against attempting TO carry
purchases home from tho boyoottod
stores,
store employees burdencd with bun
dies are stopped ana their parcels TAX.
on from them, and torn open and
scOrchcd by the pickets and union SYM
pathlsers 10 see n they are attempting
10 deliver goods 20 customers or only
carrying their own property 10 their
homes, AFTER assuring the plckets that
the contents OF the bundles belong to
them they are not disturbed further
In one instance q hired carriage was
stopped In Wabash avenue, and tho oc.
cOpant, q woman shopper, compelled TO
got out and walk Another woman,
with both arms full OF bundles was
caught by the skirts and stopped an sho
was about TO step into a cab In State
street The cab driver was warned no,
10 take her as fare, undauntcd, tho
shopper walked TO another corner
where ahe hailed a se' "a cab Again
she was stoppcd by the union sympa.
thIzcrs, Finally she boarded a stree,
car
only q few hacks or cabs vonlurod 10
drive up 10 the enhances to any OF tho
htoie street stores In most Gases the
drNers request their passengers TO
hlgh, on she opposite side ~ the street
ond walk over TO their destination,
with ono exception, none OF the state
stree, stores attempted TO make dcliy.
,.,eAM the residential districts yostcr.
daS althbdgh At all the boycotted on.
Establishments assurances werc freely
given thai the wagons would start on,
today.
with few exceptions the liyorIos gen.
ally refhso to carry passengers to a
boycoiled store,
The sidewalks ana the surface and
elevated cars are thronged with men.
Women ana children carrying bundles of
MI silica ana descriptions.
EMPLOYERS uLTIM.,.TlM.
chicago, May 1.-The outcome Of
move 70 bring the Transfers conflict
70 Crisis was eagerly awaited today
ny me employers and unIonists. rho
employers association had delivered
mn ultlmntum 10 fyo leading team.
owners that thoy make deliveries to the
department. stores M they had been
doing IN tho past, The answer 10 tho
Ieamlng contractors who prepared TO-
nay 10 meet and take up the matter wne
hnSlounly looked forward TO.
Tho tcom'owners auit making dolly.
.tleN w stores when the tcamalors on-
tered up0n the strike.
inc tealn'ownoiT were informed that
,ney must ellher deliver freight 10 the
p"yoo,'od stores or lose the business
permanently.
To deliver goods an demanded would
rause a spread OF the strike To 1000
more drivers w. 'VV'
:, the I'VE tenmlng companies are, Ar.
,hui Dixon Transfer company, Josoph
Nlockton company, W, y, Rend Trans.
Portallon company Chrstophcri N,
Lynch and stephen Clarke,
inc employers seemed determined 10
force the fight, and an employer snldl
THE unions have extended tho strlke
ma wn VIII simply 10 one better ma
extend u ourselves II necessary, There
no use drifting along on the de-
Among tho many dctachmcn,s Of in.
coming strike. brcakers who arrived
chicago today tho largest single
nuuy perhaps came from Detroit, Tlwy
ulnp' 70, and were escorted by
..nvg hus 0t police through The
mreels to tho strike breakers head.
MEN ON STRIKE DUTY.
Assistant Chief eohuettlor repo,,od
today that he had l,Ib0 men on striLo
hu'y This force, he claimed, Was ebio
protect Sb0 wagons I'm cnrnynna
Whero single wagons are sent out, n
EuMrd OF SIX pntrolmen In provided,
Ihe attitude OF the packers, which
mas been involved IN some douhi ia
how declared 10 be opposed Ia tho on
,ons'on OF tho strike to their teams.
general was stated tho yarloup
pNklng companies. VIII pursuc lhoIr
Practise Of conveying meat 10 ,heir
pwn distributing stations by union
,vn,ne!cfs ana selling from these sin.
,oht 10 the boycottod firms na ia nny
s sr customer The boycotied nrme
WV, DO promptly served provided Inc
p"NN'hg companies nro not asked ia
'sNe o'rect deliveries, w
a PICTURESQUE SIGHT,
,, nm OF tho picturesque sights WI, |
sseeu today was q procession OF hoo
nonunlon ,colored teamstcrs roInW
rVun ,he'r lodgings TO the Empleyors'
.,va,l'ng company barns at Frnn.I,n
, vool ana jackson boulevard The no'
n"es We're led by n white man, Frank
.ury Formerly a streotcar grlnmnn
INV Guy railway strike hero nomc
.on,hS ago and who has recently hnor
es,,ye ~ labor troubles at a. Louis
v,rowds followed curry's novel pro"cs.
n,on ma as II turned INTO tnekson
n,oncVard from Michigan ayor"c. M"
u"lNo sympalhiscps, With Wells AZ "a.
WIZ began throwing stones and
.wMNn' Police Lieutenant Tlllon was
V~ulM h. "-''''N WY