The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-11
HOTEL MENSEEk
TOPUN|SHETTOR
]. fORW|LD Speech
He Told the Striking Walters
to Make Food Unsafe for
Capitalists.

- conSsUtteo o. the Hotel Mems A..
eosntion had . conf9sncs this aftsr.
nsea win ths sssociekion's counsel 70
determine n any legal astisn could BE-
taken against Jossph J. Dttor. che I. W.
w. leader from Lowrence. Mass, for
his inhanmaeory rsmarkS Addressed 10
~ str,hins w'Altsss ~ ths Bryant Han
needing iAse nlGht % ths COURSE Of his
AAArs0 nttor said:
NY A1vics 70 you 10 10 striks FOR
yeur rlgnts aal % a0ht with al your
mtoht to the battsr end. Do n you
ere compslIsd 70 20 hack 70 work un-
der eoadiusns that sss unsatisfactory
TO you - bsck with the determination
70 stick tugsthsr and With your minds
made - thAA Il viii b Ne .unsassst
psspositiou In We word for NY capt.
taiist 70 eat fced prsparsd ~ msmesrs
Of your unioa." .
Aftst the repsrtsrs hal taken down
Ettors spsseh they asked him what he
meant BY the passage concerning the
"unSsfsst proposition" and he replied.
II meant just what I said"
Seeing In this unsquivocAi statement
nothing lees than grave menace, the
hotel mes conferred together early n.
day and appointed . committee TO con-
suit with their attorney. They believed
that Etor could b prosecuted crinii-
nally for inciting the waitsrs 70 crime.
For they reed IN Dtsors speech aothing
lees than advice - poison food.
Dttor also made this rather surpris.
~ ooolaration!
II den't kHow What you ere stelking
scout In saet AAvso't bad time -
GnA, eut. What's more I 1on'< eara. !
eoAy know you ere AGhttng tpe what you
believe y right ana whsthse yeu ere
Nsht o. vrsaG IN Soing - hs,p ysu"
pglTgo POLICE AND GOT cIuOo
IN RgTuAN.
D 4 few minutes after he had nnishsA
talking the i.eee strikers left Bryant
Han watch \ h oixtA, avsuus, near
ySssy- drss. stfsst ssd marched Aewn
the avsaus to Thirty.ssurth street.
Many Of tAsa ~ epsaiy assssssa q
~ nsetias tAas SAsy iatsa1sd - nshs
w 1smenstratjon against he Heesl
Deouksas aaA possibiy The waiAesf.As.
MA. Dat news d VII he'd sot ous
aAA WAsn the stsikses lslt The hall sisAs
o. Ten pelicsasa Wsrs rSaAy = march
aleog With thsu.
~ they tssas1 isse xhisty.feurth
oefeee ~ Delleo naAo ~ stsikees keep
'en ths 49, q ne Street sDDsslts the
wallSvE Thsy asaFehsd 'sAst, pssstnU
~ hstsi With enly.s fsW anlll hssts, y
Pask svsasA xhsy 1aAs ~ sttsnpt 70
create any 1isturbanse ~ tAe Hotel
vaadssblit. Thsn thsy tusnsA ~ Park
avsnus toward the Dslment
DstWeea 1Aifty-sixth Aad Thirty.
Oghth strssts Ne stsikess began 10
throw stgnss, s0gA ~ fruit ga other
misstiss ~ " peateemsa. who we're
waikiAg h ~ made Of ~ street Thls
tvle1 The pauencs q The polios CO..
nssh, ana tAsy tssnsA upen tie az.
orderly eafals With their nisht stieka
| .Ntsn few striking walters had been
paddle1 . blt WITH the elubs. their for.
snatisn broke end they scattered In al
1lrsseIoas. BY the time the Belmont
wAs reached aot mere than dossn
q chem were tessthse. They assert
/ teey VIII vet make "dem0astratiou"
Aqainst that hotel. VIZ
The report OF the striking cooks that
they he'd caused the closlaG Of Nou.
sns and Twsnty-stshth street vas Wig
escusiy dsnisd today BY the rsstAurans
FAnaeement. TIE cooks have loft. Il
Wa saosains6. bat the places Of II least
half OF them have been f1lled BY cooho
bofvoWed from the doWntoWn' vsstaur.
ant OF the same ownsrship. Louis c.
Aouquin. who Aas bssn III vent to the
restaurant ana took personal charge.
He coon haA Ill The dinine rooms open
Anl ready 10 serve ell comsrS.
The walters. NJ. MouQuin said to-day.
tave not struck. The meA who bonn
bArdsd the placs With bricks ana fright
ensd guests away lest !svsnins we're
| symoathtssrs with Ne cooks. One OF
them. who Wa ARRESTED. wss cent to
the Worhhouse Tor thirty days.