New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
FIGHT P4TNTERS STRIKE.
Employers to Begin Open Shop
Plan To-dau.

The Master Painters Association With -, -
sent ~ the board OF governors % the r2,i1-,--
Trades Employers Association viii beg4, .o-a.
IN endeavor 10 break the strike Of the Fro,rs-r.s
oi PAINTERS with men employed on the 'open sho-~
plan. 'P
The action of the master pai-rers Will 10 .-,,.L.
test of The disposition OF the l,-fo7s - olse =,
GFoitFaJion agreement. TIE unions under the a-b,
tra'lon plan. are now working with non-1,n,o,
houSesniths. and they VIII be called on IN ,ro-l-
with non-urion painters
In report ~ the strike and the action NJ. 80.
Master Painters Association made 70 ~. -, -
fecerated Union yesterday James p Archibald >.
the painters. made plea for the other unions -
refraln from working with non-union painters -rs
oeclslon of Charles Stewart Smith as r-7nsra =,
I+ painters dispute, he said, based on mat
'ers some of which foreign to The dlsrrts "a
should never have come before him. He co7,,,,a.
= the unions under the arbitration ag-ez-.-.
a-loW me members 70 work with nor-rrli6r r7si~-
ers Lhey VII o. helping 10 break ID q union -,5s
cecls-on of Charles Stevar1 smith sr1nrg o,t ne
thlLgs, provides that the papsrharge-s - -'rI &
psrt ot the brotherhood Of Painters yyc- T b , ~
- 80. 80 Ss ~ hy me piece as heretofore allow
~ - afo u me paperhangers who are en7nlo[s5
would NOT average nor than So OF So silea men
s.-ee,-er-e = 9-h '@JneE @ Unions have Fot trade
49, 49, - s-.n me employers under the arfir~s
80 uoh pan, ouL the painters have been t-yir@ ~.
Tneuts with The association Tsa, ~ s t1aas agree
49, "a or tN-ce N making agreements win sa,+ts 80
lt lilf IlNloTerE .t-.-
-- pens We VIII have 10 ask the o-he- --.-..---
~ me building trades TO reT7sa - -, mons
l-'l- lei men or assist fr any Wv iv sNllh
union. and The sooner they raaLa ~ y nIeaklIE sE up
'est aeairs, il lie better axe united pro-
Archibald was apriaudeI but The Ce,,-., r..
eTalee Union AID not take any action on ,ba -
!ofI NO Official report as made hv the protlo-
-ooa ~ carpenters Of th3ir trouble with ,ba ar,
i1'sefS "Alch threatens to cuminate in a general
LOCKOUT ~ The twelve thousand members % ,ha
- I''--eIh h"oo q Carpenters throughout greater
- " i"'A on "Wednesday. unless the carueD4ers
WHO are on strike in Brooklyn return to work ,o-
MORO" morning This explained afteru-sr,a
og the delegates saying they had not received the
l4ohaaium of The employers. but expect 10 receive
II io-oay ane that they cannot discuss the ,os,,e-
nnti they are on sally Informed Of the ,tirnstur,
Ihe following, which purports 10 be a cutting from,
he vienna Exerciblatt" Of Nay ls was READ nv
DelegAie Mauneheld. q the carpenters:
Mlthn the iasl few days American aRer,s have
-, .-ssl 80 1LG are trying 20 hire nlssons car
Ee-,utIH enc 4apofers- Many Of those locked ONT
81 c, srs - association have already signed
- rscl- ne men are not engaged for anY
speclleo time but will ger free trsneDor. sfior -
S-tlsilga AIo hach- They told thar tbev ar
-,s % - .to-44o San Francisco. but IL is under
@tlolneF purpose wholesale emigration from
austria 70 The UEited States is certain Nifhir th
next few months -'4'''4 '-le
a committee Was appointed 20 see Trarn,grs -.o,
C0fnfaissioner Watchorn ana ask him 10 looL ON,
toT mechanics who are being brought here frorn
Austria 70 Nork ~ Vtolstion OF the Contract nor
laW he delegates Of the carpenters saw rbs1 -
lieve that these be brought Nv ev,y,lSy
sTs here who expected trouble. 20 act as strals
bte&1ers-