The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
QUIET DAY N
LAUNDRY s7l|
All Plants in City conti,,.
kun' Although Some +
Crippled. h
MANAGERS AND Striker,
BOTH CLAIM yIco|
Lau'ndrymen Declare Thai, !,
Have No Trouble in Fi,s,'
Vacancies. 3

strike of the local lagrsi 70 iaf u
was concerned. s01
No violence was reno,,oa
the laundries where reo,I,, AZ 81
have walked out and Their a. n,. eap4
Expressions Of opinion ,dos p,asa
both sides are equally op,j%;s,;aa sa
managers declare that pract;s.a. ;s,
defectious in their forces es'T,.ealy IL.
supplied and that with ". nave
of the white coat work rhIt be eiss|
~ all done by the American nIi I;, :
ply company, no Customers .ael ~
TO wait for deliveries, ~ 1ave
while not claiming any fn-,.' ~ s'
tlons to their ranks yso.n. ya,.aef
those regularly employed bv n.
drles, declare that thcv S,vse h. wy
ranks Of the union a LARGO Drs ma, =
the experienced workers .r Islonq
the belief that the Iannd.;a anu "a
long handle their business viii e e
experienced help which they r -,
ing employed and declare ih,t
for recognition Of the rigbt !. "
ize is already in sight. s'' % =
Model Has Breakdown
The Model laundry, cmulov;r, !,
slXty-Iive persons. vas ont u
sion Saturday until $50 !, :, H. )
noon, the result OF hrs,I isS
machinery. but then resumed
tiIons with what the mspaesm,,!
clared to be a full force Of sn.r.
workers. "a s91
The Colonial, according n ".
Wagnali, was full handed sstu%,, II g.
Keeping up to date on all rsrsI:,'
llveries. Manager Steiner Of h. /.
ican Linen Supply COMPANY ss;5 Ia s.
no complaint to make 81 b;s
were standing by him loyaIly y
was behind only on the viii.
work, which he would have M !,
a few days, he said. He belisy.;x
the strikers were weakening, g..
he sald, several Of them Isi
Tor recommendations, saying tIst
were seeking employment
lines. Manager Brooks Of i. +
sad he had all the help he ey:i;'
and had a number of appllcst;s-,
the waiting list. The manassz,'
the Sanitary reported that tis h
had been able to handle all NJ;
date and expected to have q fuiI
Monday. Reports from H.
laundrles of the city were siu5.
tone 10 those detailed aboye
Plckets of the striking b,
workers gathered about essh g
laundries yesterday morning f
lunch hour and at closing tiEs
night, seeking TO persuade .ho,
remained at work to join tie iA,h
the strikers, but at no time d1 h
seek TO use moro than moal =
In their work. They wore rel n
labeled Striking Laundry Won
No Trouble for Polics,
Patrolmeu. either of the gaaI|
licemen appointed Friday by Cid \
low or men selected from ths -
force, guarded all Of the laurdif
to the close of working hours,
no time was there any Indicate f
violence was contemplated.
William Ruff, the striking -
worker who was wounded Thutsi1
II. Theissens, 8 guard employed n
of the wagons OF the Americas
pany, pleaded not guilty Jsss
morning before Judge Bownsl
charge of assault and battery, u
his attorney, A. J. Weber. Cas
of 500 was furnished for Ri
he was released from custody
The striking laundry woTsgs
another meeting last night q!
ration of Labor ball and enirEA
teen new members of the unsr
ing a total Of approximately
date.
A. S. Vowles, recording seaas
the Laundry Workers union, ~
gave out the following;
1.-The laundry workers are rV
dent. We have every assuTsHes
all labor organizations and ne
in general. that our cause IS
We are holding meetings ever 4
are adding new recruits 70 w
every day. We now have i5e
portion of the experienced nap'
.'The statement in an evening
tonight that we anticipate nane
laundry drivers rolsng.
true. It is not necessary ioI
sort to violence in order 70
struggle for our rights. The 0ils
acting very cautiously
civilian Ruff, the strisns
worker is getting along very ~
having spent his first nigDl % ns
1--WE feel very grateful 70 y
lie in general for the assis's
have given us. Our cOmrasa,s' cOiss,s \.
out striking for their rlguIs ,;,,s ~
vided with funds. The ;as5,ss anssn Is
of Labor has plsagssa ggssa b
rs all the financial aid We .;.,al,. assS
us 10 the shining goal OF ,'s v.', ia
Building Trades council |, nss ,s. "a a.
rs the assurance of al I'e
.,,~..,ar, ,,o pepH -