Saulsberry v. Coopers International Union

*171Opinion op the Court by

Judge Lassing —

Affirming.

E. G-. Saulsberry is a manufacturer of beer cooperage in Covington, Kentucky. In' March, 1910, he entered into a contract with the Coopers International Union, No. 159 Cincinnati, Ohio, by the terms of which said Union was to furnish him union labor to run his business for one year at the stipulated price of thirty-five cents per hour for a day’s work consisting of nine hours. The Union supplied' his shop with a stamp marked “C. I. U. No-. 52,” which-was to be used on all the cooperage manufactured at his factory. This stamp was under the…