The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-15
,,ticstip1s Of a Peaceful
Solution Of Problem
rs,u,1Ess 10 MAKE CONCESSIONS
,.bor Leaders Were Arraisn-
Jroday for Completely in the
Murder of strikebreaker'

.urCAGO, May 15.-Peace talk pre-
dominates in the teamsters s'rlke To-
rAnort that a movement has
,o-io1;7ad to reverse the vote by
-, tho teamsters joint council de-
,i.j 70 stand pat in refusing TO
hermit drivers to deliver to boycotted
,.,,os together with rumors that the
.vo,rtfva board of the International
n-,+,erbood of Teamsters will meet in
,,boogo tomorrow. help to sustain the
,,,iof that the end of the strike is at
b,r3 The action of the ice wagon
drivers in accepting the scale of wages
If the last year removes another ele-
mont toat seemed likely to augment
+ba strike troubles. The Team Owners
association will meet today to decide
when to begin forcing deliveries to the
boycotted firms. Unless steps in the
direction of peace are made previously,
the efforts of the team owners to force
deliveries will undoubtedly lead to a
spread of the strike. No violence of
any kind was reported up to noon.
President Shea of the Teamsters to-
day teegraphed President Gompers of
The American Federation of Labor, ar
ranging for a meeting of the national
board of that body to be held in Chi
cagO at the end Of the week. The re-
port tnat Shea wired the national Of
fcerS Of the Transfers brotherhoo,
to come to Chicago is also confirmed.
The teamsters' board will be in ses-
sion about Wednesday, This move is
regarded as indicating a probable
strike settlement.
Charles ]. Casey, business agent of
the Carriage and Wagon Workers un-
lOn- now charged with being accessory
murder in bringing about the fatal
ggmg' of Charles J. Carlstrom, a
NJ union wagon maker, waived ex-
ANIMATION before Justice Prindville and
vas held to the grand jury without
'aI" Other union officers arrested
WIN Casey in connection with the
usa'n Of Carlstrom, George Miller, H.
d Newman, John Heiden and Frank
N0'ak' Weer arraigned and held under
ISa'y bail for hearing May 25. Charles
1"''O'leN Edward Foley and Mark
I'Oley' the alleged sluggers, are being
a''u pending the coroner's inquest on
we Oody of Carlstrom. GiIhooley has
"aue practical confession.
Inc pupils of three more public
,'DVO'S Joined the ranks of those
Striking because non-union team
n r,S'S delivered coal to the schools.
moi calls We're sent from the Hem
e'',NS and Carpenter schools. Sew
~ arrests weer made. Five schools
are now affected.
p.,. e>'u5nt Gompers of the American
,o,. .a,lon Of Labor at Washington
I.hs- issued a call to all organized
rs.. 'OF funds to support the team
s, 9"iAe' claiming that the employ
c,,,s are E, concentrating every effort to
b,.' ,' 'ne teamsters' organization and
Sbl. = ,'iS lor the union seems pos
ing " support is forthcom-
ST.. One hundred Western 1rnton n,a.
ds,ir. struck today because coal was
tssns,s sa 10 the company by non-union
The w.. Ine boys tried to overturn
lice. S,r' sV,' but were dispersed by po-
death ;uly - 100 letters Threatening
DOZEN nave been received by a half
srs an men Identified, with the emDlov-
az. al! aro Of the strike. BODY glaras
night '"e principals day and