Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-29
Second Day Sees a Duplication
OF Rowdyism and Assault
BY Smypathizers.
STRIKEBREAKERS COMING.
Stated That Imported E.en Win
Arrive Tomorrow Morn.
ing Early.
Paradcs aud Meetings occ,Iny the
Time Of the sfen Who Have
Walked out.

Riotlng by irresponsible boys and
men ON Maip street. while idle po
lccnen watched without interference
n'u1ssd toilay'S strike situation.
The carmen declare that friends OF
violence are mos friends OF the union,
SD that shc political play Of thu. police
department Is sccnlinpIy without eff
feet.
Seven cars were rliu for n few
Bours this morning, but were stoppctI
by attacks from the mob, which after
wards paradcd Main street. cheering
5or The police, oScrjoScd at the free
license allowed them.
The striking carfnrn met tlIis MORN
Ing Mt the Electrical Workers hill
nbOvc The Utah National bank. and
perfected military organization for
drill and parade discipline, authority
tU command being delegated to sin
EicIl who have formerly served III the
regular army.
Daily morning aud afternoon p:l.
ITidcs are the program for the carmen
while orders have been issued TO them
IN keep or she streets while not on
parade !, second meeIing today con.
tencd at = O'clock,
Mail cars aTCs scheduled 10 Ieay., the
harms this afternoon at o'clock under
police protection. tt cover all mail
rtlus, They viii carry L. S. flags, In
addition to mail signs.
Company Officials refuse 10 give out
Silanninnt. H.. rinINrGt,nL
nltllratun, will be presented this after
moon Or tomorrow. giving the men
time limit within which 10 return 10
work, aud HAT "A fierce of men will
arrive within 2l hours To take charge
Oh the cars and keep them running.
The police made one arrest today.
and that was Tor assault on p0-
liCcnan.
In a second statement, C.. O. Pratt
defines the position Of the men, lnsI
declares tlIcIr WILL he no peace nntil
tlIc company stands ready 10 live up
IN its agreement originally announced
through the mayor, aud later denied.
At O'Clock this afternoon there is
no Sign OF the bird of peace lowering
anywhere on the horizon. Snstead the
prospects seem to point 10 a long and
ugly fight In which the end vii coma
with the exhaustion OF one side or the
other, rather than by any agreement,
The men made no efforts to reach the
company today, nor did the company
try to get in touch with the men.
Instead the prospect Is that a train |
Head Of strike breakers will arrive In the \
might or tomorrow morning, and than 4
the men Will be given 4 notice 10 re- 1
turn 10 work by an early date OF for 1
ielt their positions permanently An /
officer In FaTley'S famous strike breaS- l
ers Is In the city NOW. but he declares 1
he was not sent FOR. but remained over 4
ON bis way from san FRANCISCO TO the
east. on hearing OF this strike.
lie says that II he were In charge of
tho situa lion he would irsJall cooking =
equipment In the barns. ard seld Jae
cars out under Il ful head of stGam
With men who would not stop ;or OBJ
slructions or attempts TO mob the cars
by blocking the tracks Il raN Tie Irst
ar out OF the barn In Bridgeport he
said, when nobody dreamed II could
be done, The tire department cleared
The crowd away from the front With a
FIRE hose and ! sent the car down the
0liftl dllllQ v NIo0 VT OF allFslteH bI
II you keep your speed they cant hit
You very often and "a strike breaker
soon gets over his fear OF being struck,
FARLEY has Won every strike no ever
entered, but he Insists That the company
give him fall command I have been
with him foT ~ years. but | know Moth
ing Of any movement TO bring ham
here"
UNDER MILITARY RULES,
This morning the car men were
placed under military rules, Tor ihoir
own con duct at Il long scSsI IA ~
their hall al Main ana First SOUTH
'ueets. sx officers were elected to
take charge of all public demonstra-
Ions, nnier q former sergeant rom
sort Doug as who WAS yesterday Ilc'I |
% run out car hui qult am Joi0.d
he union ON their demand Tic men
we're instructed Ia Keep sober 10 keep
N the street, except when on parade
nd TO romaln orderly, paradl As pls
N organized COM punics undcr tle
egular Grill masters The parau"
lis morning was IN charge VI 'hNst
ulcers led by Bert Mutl. a Nete'P'l
. the Philippine instruction and me-
so1cr campaign OF the Ninth .rlan.
~ In China The men formed
list South Gnf Main. with bpuNeTs
Wing. and marched t0 Third south
hem east 10 state. north ~ bia,
"uih, ana ms 10 lNelF Ahll NNuH
hey disbandod with orders 70 a ~
Ne again al O'Clock.
Tho nar, 4 wns led b. llle sn Al
or mems iand and In addition "
no 400 carmen, the Federation q
'0bor Contributed a large nnmber Of
araders while the barn men lned
= under thair own banner and no
ang OF hOoligans who had done Nl0-
once 10 che car operators In tne
,oIning while the pSllce looked on
Fought W the rear under the leader
alp OF Il, StleknGy, a member Of the
Western Federation Of Miners.
Some of the banners bore legends
lgnlfylng tho issues on which the
optroyersy VIII be wased. some 81
sem Wefe, D
why Did the Company Break It's