Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-22

children ana parents who have been
arrested or prosecuted by officials who
are 10 easily blinded TO tho domgs OF
tWoalthopp ana trust factories, but who
are 80 ready 10 east u stigma on the
highest tyne Of childhood today and
we promise TO secure their freedom ana
men RIGHTS even II Il be necessary
10 20 TO the supreme court Of Illinois
Ia accomplish H.
resolved, That q committee Of ave
pc appointed by the president OF the
iodelRllon with power To take such
hlcpN Uh may he necessary 10 Rive
oHecl io these resolutions"
The lumber dealers were said 10 be
operating under an agreement by which
members undertook to mako deliveries
Tor amy struck firm, ", w. Hooper
secretary Of the Sash, Door a. Blind
association said today,
a CASE or FIGHT
we do not propose 10 permit n part
OF the Toamelors union to work and
support the other part on strike, It
Is . case Of ight now with u.s. Every.
lhing points TO a complete tie up OF
every branch Of building IN chicago
nntll we can gcl nonsunion drivers 10
DO tho work This VIII mean police pro.
tocllon FOR drivers, ana If that " not
tulllglcnl tho necessity for troops II
IN order to cope with the situation
growing out Of the spread OF the strike
Sheriff Barrett today began 10 add To-
his largo force ~ deputies, The police
force also VIII Do augmented 4 cull
for goo moro palromen for special strike
duty was nude by chief O'NoIl today
PEACE PROSPECTS,
Following a spread Of the loamslcrs'
sTko today to the lumber drivers, an
attempt to resume peace negotiations
formed the chief Developments today IN
The long drawn out labor trouble
President Shon and A, j, Reed, sccrc.
lary OF the loamslors' district council,
met Levy Mayer the Employers legal
representative ana sought TO revive the
ponce negotiations That were given u
setback by the action Of the tolmgters'
JOINT council saturday night II was
stated that they were attempting 20
ma something on which another propo.
sllion FOR the adjustment OF the trout
BILE could be based Robert r. rhorno
OF Montgomery, Ward a GO, Joined tho
conference ana it was said that repro.
''NldNlN'N Ut llo NNNNl tNlIDth COINS
pnnlos were expected 20 enter II lRtor
In the presence Of the strikers repre-.
BontotINce attorney Mayer this after
noon said that hls conference with
Mcssrs, Shea and Reed had resulted
IN u decision that 0 new committee "
iiNo members OF the loamstors' Joint
council, 10 Doe Increased 10 soycn by the
addition Of shea ana Reed, would meet
Mt Mayer at the Auditorium Annex
tonight ATTY Mayer said he would not
discuss whether any new proposition
had been considered, Mr., Reed said,
u thInk the prospect for peace II very
good"
rho recruiting Of men 60 servo 40
flrlk .bronkcrH has been resumed by
the Employers association with IN
orcascd Nlgor Word was received IN
Chicago today that 200 men were dOl
to rcHch here tonight from Buffalo ana
800 more from Kansas Guy Cleveland
and Cincinnati
Members of a now grand jury, which
was aMorn In today were instructed hy
Judge Barnes to pay particular ntton'
ton to onsos growing out of the team.
etore' strike, lie referred 10 the fr0-
uuonoy of assaults pnd asked the 60.
operation Of the Jurors In freeing tho
city Of crime.