Show I CANADIAN PACIFIC i STRIKE Over Men Lay Dow Down in Biggest Walkout Walkout Walkout Walk Walk- out in Canada WILL HURT CROP MOVING I of Hours Apprentices Apprentices Apprentices tices and Other C Causes u-ses u Are Given Montreal Au Aug 3 The Tue The C Pacific railway ha has hns on its hands tl tin the biggest t strike in lii the time history of Canada a A general strike e was ruo Issued I tonight b by Dull Bull Hardy secretary of or the lie As As- sedated Mechanics o of the lie Calla lan Pacific roal road and from rout the Atlantic to the Pacific some seine men mell laid laic Ion down o n their tools Tho Tue strike sti has r bei-r brought ht on eli because I the he l oard which was iva appointed under tin thc Lemieux act of or tho thu Canadian parliament parlia parlia- ment rient was wa not what hat the lie mon men wanted Among mong the chief points III in dispute wa was that hat of of hours hour The Th men lien wanted wante to wor work in three eight eight- I ht- ht tout lour shifts the tho company compan wished to itt in- an nn hour at nt each end in III order to o 0 avoid oid Ja paying overtime overtime- As to the tho ratio mUo of apprentices appi the had the ratio of one to three he the conciliation board put Jut it one to four our and the men wanted It one to lo lye JIve To ro operate n It drill press orem the company to employ either chimer machinists or ul machinists machinists' helpers In classification cla sifi atlon of f boilermakers as ag to 0 1 ability the thc Canadian Pacific railroad rail rail- oad road said time the change reduced the wages ages of only 5 per cent of the time boll boiler r malters and the 1110 men muon said 70 per cent Will AVill Affect Crops How low far reaching the tIme strike will wIli b bIt bo be bot It t I is Impossible to say If IC time the strike Is 3 prolonged c the movement mo of oC the ItO will be affected Out of or a n total or f 11 mechanics employed a total of f were reported on cit strike This means leans that In Montreal for or Instance In tanco thero were still lIlI J 1500 GOO men at work worl In 1 m the time Angus The men mon representing the following unions on Oil tho the railway went on carmen electricians machinists pIpe lm litters anti and men nien known 11 to theado tIme the trado ado as specialists The con conductors engineers alit and were not affected It IL Volt vat Kald tid but ut fear Cear Is expressed that the op- op riling rating departments may strike III In G n gl t. t W ux- ux 11 ut U Q f lof th m to l 7 J lieu HoB ll Har Calgary j ln lr lii targe of or tho ito mens men's arr affairs was 1 ns today In i I Montreal 0 We We Ve adhere r said sahl he he- heto he to our OUI de- de tanU for tho lit acceptance of or the tho terms in th the tho minority report of or the tho board hoard of or tin time mcchan- mcchan Th h weekly PaYroll leal al of or tho time Canadian Pa- Pa cine Hc tic railroad i amount J to tu If the strike lasts ts a month It III Iii moan u u. loss o of a u. million dollars to I the Uw mn There was waK no ito demonstration when the ic 0 strike f took tool effect this thin morning Time The blowing of or a n whistle was vas the gnal for tor tho time men to lay down own their toos General Manager tana 1 er flurry Burry Burr says sa the th strikers evl- evl will win The ol's anticipate a n lon long for or when lien hen the whistles blew to today ay at the lie shop announcing n the time to luit iii the time 2 2000 men inca who struck packed lale up p ri lr thir tools toots and ha had them cUlt curled carted d do o way tay na 5 to their |