The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-01

Ginbel and Mr. LIZ that the company
would take their demand under c0nsid
GRAFTON
The directors were submitted 20 pres-
sure to-day that Was eNtrF ordnarN
Ministerial bodies associations OF msT
chAnts and large employers " labor
dagnanded in person or m writing that the
COMPANY recede from It's determined
stand wardly the directors were
unmoVed After the conference with Mr..
Ginhel u was announces that the com
pAny cav no reason A. vet 20 arnttrate
anything There - information tonight
though that the directors are already
Considering a COuree Of action thst VIII
bring peace George VI Earle. who -
.rairsi arbitration. Tor the fret time IN
a week would not give an interview
ThEt IA itself MAS considered a hopeful
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nations adopted resolutions to-day AZ
their weekly noting calhng upon me
COMPANY and the strikers 10 adjust their
differences Bishop Luther =. Wilson.
~ THE meeting of the Methodist clergy
men. made a speech IN which he said
that u was the duty ut all good citizens
20 use their influence IN bringing about
a settlement.
-H the matter were entirely a private
one said R,ahop Wilson. ~ would seem
impart,uent aud obtrlsive Tor thrd
party to interfere n the matter wore
the process could safety he left 10 legal
procedure But ~ - most emphat'cally
noe a private controversy. Its con.
tinnAnce Imperils both the business and
the sOclal lite .ot the CITY. me time
seems ripa nov tor us - make move.
and u seems IA ma that GrbItration ~
the one thing we can urge. Speaking
for the general public We should OBTAIN
recognition No controversy ~ this KIND
can h settled by meeting force With
force
IN. Luther,n Ministerial Union ~
phils delphia a strong body, declared Tor
arbit! tIon and called upon the municipal
Government 10 demand arbitration IN
the interest ~ The third rarity - the CON
troversy The general public
All Of thee" actions were indicative 81
aolidifyinE ~ public sentiment The
people ~ Philsdslphia are -i"k and tired
Of thc disgTaCe:ul mote. he, are weary
OF the whole situation They have come
20 the POINT - insisting that . settlement
be made They do moi want - zee the
National Guard emptled INTO the 'iiy, hnt
they know that genera "'I'ke w"'lh
mean certainly the coming 81 IS larg" force
OF STATE troops With the feeling that =
emouldering In kensingion and several
other distri largely inha bltet 10y tnr"ign
horn laborers IN whom radical SOCIALISM
10 sarunR. the advent ~ 'lte lnilINa N"'iln
bring about, IN the opinion ~ ino-' psnlle
Who know their town period o. violence
thas would he more uisgracetul than any
tSlpx thai has -, taken place. had a.
conditions have been
The Mayor Tonight gave an intery:ew
thai reads C'IrioUsV. He aid thar all
the srbi,ra,icn talk made him sick az the
stomach
The pocketbook - hack OF II all.
he said I've heard good deal
Here the Mayor shook his heat nyS-
tariouslv to convey. apparently, TN"
idea hat ne had heard e good deal ne
dicn Z intend 20 tell folks about
The la-, tune there was a strike here.
he wen, on. We had Arbitration and Won
haoz how ~ succeeded. u brought men
into pr,soT and DESTROYED life and prop
Srsy II there had been a fair and square
treatment OF all clAsse- Of men things
would no, have hseu thIs way and there
would have been no strike W course
thsy come 20 rnc and ,ay that the CITY
- going 10 the devil and that ne doss
viii eat u up. Let them 60 ahead and
talk when we get through the city will
still be here.
IF thsv'd only keep the tTlmmers oUt
OF THE there would be more justice for
everybody including the men. Clarence
Wolf ivioe-prcsIGent ot the X. ]
and fought for better conditions Tor the
men We pounded away az u ana We
succeeded in getting Then lot Il
fellows from the outsid" camo N and
stirred ,hings Ip aud brougst thu about
NATURALLY the iabor leaders are chnr
ting over the outcome - ahair-. Pfai'
who brought shout the situation. and 7
Murphy who backed him no. ere Jubi- /!
LIANT They are confident now thai arhi.
traitor will he forced and that they viii
get a slice al least Of what they have
been lighting for Until the company
ran W against public opinion Pratt vas
licked ard ne kneW he was licked
He sad tom xh' that John Mitchell was
coming here To- look oVsr the situation
and take a hand 4 necessary President
William y Mahon of the International
street Railway Employees gUt here to-
day He saId he didn come here 70 bun
IN on Pra't because Pratt seeIned 10 he
doing pretty we'll lie Jrst wanted 10
zee how things we're going.
The Rand Transit ompanv announced
tonight that ~ mad eOp cars IN operation
during the dav. about hall tie numb~r \
Use rornally. and that ~ was running 30
tonight The COMPANY reported Inst
I'D sfnkers had deserted Their union and
aDptad for work to-day a. he company
off.ces ~ these i2S we're r"employed.
The company issued this statement
We will axe hack Union men who
were IN our employ February 10. whose
conduct and records arr satisfactory.
rrovldsd thew apply 10 thew nupHTu'-
I ndents before tonight ~ midnight.
any employee not 80 applying vii n~N -
gain D. taken INTO ths -@rv'ca OF the
The calling Of = Rentral strike oniy
goss 70 show that n "a Inipossihl" Tor 'he
COMPANY ~ ,trbi'rats or corlc 70 nv
aSrsem inert E.rh the Amslgam'''d car /
Mems CnIon
sFoT instauc. should an agre~rner' h"
resnh~d End ~ siN months 'he carprn- 7
t,-rs ~ lncmb-r-o o. any otn"r uriDn dNcin- !
upon a strike would they not csll upon
the trolley men 10 90 out With thew - B
syr1pathv n " we've necessary 20 win
The COMPANY haf an sgr ement y''h
i,s men which Vas 70 have hsar m eject
Inul June Gen. 1910 and rms aSreemsnt
NRs broken Arblt.a'Ion - out ~ The
question altoSe'her The ~omn1uy ~in
never eonssnr 80 ~ no matter " every
union in thc lily - called out ~ sympathy
This general T1riks 10 = BAG bluf All
Of theee az Dus have labor agreements
nth their EMPLOYERS. which cannot 30
broken a. the rSera say ~ few hothsad@d
q RitatorE who are running thsahAirs ~ tie
uaIon troleymen.
'Nhy SaS he strike not called Tor 90
morrow morning. The lccal In'ons could
have had ample opportunity 20 g~' 20
Rs,hsr ard bold indivIduai meetings
Ne kno~ thai Murphy and Prer' IN con
sIlration wi'h 1rsny Of the dehcga'Ss
informed them thar although The general
strike you'd 10 ordered ~ their votes