Show L I r J fi r 1 LABOR NEWS W II I Tie Tho a following labor organizations hold ritt meetings p In the Federation of Labor halls hails No Now 1 I Reynolds circle No 2 2 rs' rs union No 4 Salt Lake Drug- Drug J tt mf nu association No Ko 5 6 Stonecutters Stonecutters' lon Jon n. n Carpenters Carpenters' e union of Indianapolis I lOI h mO asked s for a minimum wage scale of cents ser per hour u The Contractors Contractors' o aa- aa liem lu luu en refuses this hJ and offers a maximum max max- o of 3 X 35 cents A strike itt is not net b j P The photo engravers of St. St Paul and V seek shorter hours hour and a Ii uniform wage schedule ule The Tile employers to sign such an aD agreement and a astrike astrike strike Is Imminent An amalgamation of the great t export milling flour concerns cems of ot the Pacific coast I is bein being worked Into shape share at Portland ix- ix Ore It wt have bave a capitalization of 10 too The American Ice a New w Jersey Jer Jer- sey Jey ey corporation with a n. capital b J 0 j TV will wiil ill absorb the Knickerbocker ker Ice company of f Chicago wt which eh has haa a a. capital of if Thorough organization Is la beIng effected by tho agents of the American Federation of lAbor among the hotel Pad and restaurant rant of l' l New lew ew England particularly In the larger cities Now cow the scale cale c has been s signed a at a joint c conference af at the miners and operators la io 0 O. i U I la is believed be be- that the strikes In alt all th the other counties of ot the State can hg tully easily set set- tied T Over 7 To t per cent of the linemen of the New York New Jersey T Telephone ePhone company com corn Deny pany who went on a strike ten day ago have been paid off otT rr and left for lo other othar lr places where they bey have found employment employ ment Plans are being made to ut extend ext od the power pf of the h big steel trust he lg ft t and and it It starts lf with the Ot If taking over the Colorado Fuel neI Iron C company ny 14 I |