THE WAKE OF THE STRIKE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1993, 26 February 1914, Page 6

THE WAKE OF THE STRIKE.

FBPESA'FiOisriST'S CASE, ffly Association.,) AuoklaMy February 25. "There is 3io doubt alidtit it,. .tbo strike fes brewght about niost■ mph}ituiiata "resuite," remarked Sir. I ? .' K» .Frftser. ; S.U., this lnerniag, when Sli , . ,1'- R. Luntlon prit id a J>loa <ff.ha.sa--shipon bthnlf of ft wan who frstii i'liafgcd .that ho was aii idle aiid disorderly \m~ son without means. M.r. Luiidoivsstotouient «'as that the niaii iiMowbtedly 'lifid ho mciws ft- pr*sent, but tl.tat there lyc.rc special err* ci-.flistflnces. TJwj iiiait »v«s.a cripife who had bcoii cafiiing his liviiig as a coat , , heirt-oj-, and tt-as a . ; l.ot;iiafetoiiii?r, but he.had boon, a liieWbcrof the J'edera■tiaii of Laboiir, aixl fcdd to gfi <.nit oa Btriko. The res-Ulfc was tljat tic was jhiiablo to get into tire no-iv tinioii, , alid, : consci][WHtly. couM iiojt get work. Since tke , strike bo had obtaiticd .work on «•-■ casfens, but ivijt-being a ..ijio.nibef-,tff tlib; ■union he lind bow i»ut off vijoiii th.e,offi-■ eia-ts observed Iviin nrt work.- fie. was a; good ivorkjnoliV -rtfitl iUvs stevicdflres ivere '■ ivifliiig to take liini on, l*=i(£' iwclce tMr iigrdol)wni ivi'tli ike uliioii they .were .sii&jpofc to a fin'o ■ if-they. kojjt on liien ■ , *1» were not mentbers of ftc .Biiioii ! fflien tlsefo- were if.fti.Qn .hietiibers avail-: able. Counsel'fluggestfld that, the fitib-; Ifeity given to • the case ijiig'lit inwise; tlio union ofßoWs to. turn, tiio jbliiid eyi? if. tho man got '.ivofk g,u tlic -ivfrarvs-5..: 'After soino ilisctissioii, tljo .police J agreed to wiiMrftW. tho Ghnfßo of vafj- j

raftcv ffli. cimjjijion tliat the iivtiii lftaefc. imotW application to bee.t>mo a- jileii.ibor of fte Waterside Union. ;