Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-27 | Page 8 | Union or Non-Union?

UNION OR NON-UNION? Question, Says Capt. Sewell, Must Be Settled Without Evasion. WASHINGTON, July 20. F. S. Keysmlth, an attorney for the striking strik-ing bricklayers at AVashlngton bar-, racks, declares that Taylor was employed em-ployed In violation of the civil sorvlco rules and that unless Taylor is dis- j charged he (Smith) Is going to' protest to President Roosovelt. Taylor was appointed, ap-pointed, he declares, after his eligibility eligibili-ty to appointment hsul expired. The detect In his standing, according to Capt. Sewell, Isi charge of tho construction con-struction work, was not dlacovored until un-til after the trouble had occurred and Taylor then re-registered, so that he Is now qualified. Capu Sewell, In a letter to Mr. Key-smith, Key-smith, says: "The queotion of union or non-union work has sot to be settled without any evasion of tho Issue some day. If tho unions are able to establish estab-lish their position that a non-union man cannot work with them on Government Gov-ernment work, then day labor work In tho present United States Is forever at an end."