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Show IV 'iE If COURT DECIDES ;6 f "II AGAINST LABOR UNION 1 ujl-if By Associated Press. - 4 Jj' J CHICAGO. March 10. Forcing men to H ,w pay due3 in labor unions npalnst their ''. :fi will is a conspiracy and therefore unlaw- ' ) (!' m Jul. nccordins to a decision handed down ' 'if yesterday by tho appellate court, f ijll '.i T,1 CIlse was that of twenty employees ' jRifl of the Chicago Railways company against :!, ifl the ofilcers and members of the North 4.J nnd West Side Street Carmen's union. , 'flijil The complainants resigned from the ij union on February 1. 190S. and refused W Vlil I thereafter to pay dues. The union voted 1 iji' l to strike unless tho company forced the 'I'll ,111011 back into the union or discharged i i !3 'thorn from the serivce. li,'! ' 'riie "Insurgents" applied for an injunc- '.I'M tlon to restrain tho union from striking M.' g and the company from discharging them . i'': , f I or forcing tlicm to rejoin the union, i y. Judge Walker refused to issuo tho In- f 'Jv 1 1 junction nnd the case was appealed. Tho ! " j ,1 , appellate court reversed Judge Walker's ' f decision. |