The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-04

majority have shown themselves en- tirely unworthy.
 PERJURY.
 In one case in q court in Ohio up- wards of forty union men swore falsely union books and records examined. This is but one of hundreds of cases in the courts in the last twenty years.
 They lend themselves to any sort of other Americans from earning living.
 They seek in every way to prevent immigration when our farmers and
 They encourage workmen to do as
 They put the bo,ch workman of he as the skilled mechanic.
 They continually seek means to stop work. harass those who pay labor and have ruined countless enterprises that to communities.
 RUIN TO ENGLAND.
 The Union" plan has been SO effec- lively conducted in England, by keep ing down the output, "soldfering'' and doing as little work as possible. keep ing out improved machinery and con- ductfng all industries under Union rule that other countries have taken the business and we see a tremendous army of unemployed" all over England now crying for work and bread which their union" rules have driven away. conditions here if they are not curbed. They have driven away millions of dol lars worth of work in the past two progress. They stop work and tie up Industry on the slightest pretext. DANGER TO PEOPLE.
 If this trust be allowed to grow. and inrraQQa in af fl yvfll Q a and direct every act of the people--the common people. who are now abused. tyrannized over, and the cost of their actual necessities increased by strikes and labor troubles. in order to foster the power of the leaders of the trust. It must be curbed and no time should be lost.
 Question. how? .z s REMEDY.
 First, let every citizen refuse to hu- initiate himself by joining the nefarious boycott in any case, and remember the union boycott takes a form called the union label" by which the unions say: Don't buy anything except that which we make, Boycott whatever is made by independent workmen."
 A self-respecting American who has any regard for the rights of his fellow man, and for his own guarantee of the finest and most skilled American workmen are not union men and do not require a union label or their produc- tions tt to to force them on the people, but in the articles they produce which sell better without union label than with 1t. This is true of hats. shoes. clothing and the great variety of hu-
 The arrogance and impudence of the proclamation of the Unions. "buy only dreds of thousands of the best class of buyers to refuse to prostitute them selves to these "union orders" and they decline absolutely to buy anything with union label on it.
 SEAL OF SLAVERY. asst 2" Remember the union label as man. aged under diseased .unionism Is the seal of servitude and contribution to the most arrogant and abusive trust extant.
 When a self-respecting patriot thinks of the demoniacal acts, indignities and abuses heaped upon free Americans, in forcing this modern "diseased union- ism" upon them, in order. to support q 1t makes the blood boil and the good old fathers spirit of freedom and jus tice arise and demand of us that we use the sternest measures to free our peo. pie from this new and hater form oi tyranny.
 ORGANIZE TOWNS.
 The next step toward freedom is fol
  Citizens Association for mutual pro. lection: band together and by public sentiment and act protect your citizens | in their freedom to work when and fol whom they please, and the freedom oi merchants to sell to whomsoever de- sires to buy. despite any union" or dere.
 TRAITORS.
 , If any merchant is coward enough tc refuse to help defend his city and hel | c. AN tafra aw.fN IA Area- h 4
 dont ter | just let the public know 1t and he vii quickly find that s5 per cent of the peo-
 psd are St non taae aSe hs h townspeople will bring its own reward Then have your Citizens Association
 agree to support and protect your in dustries in continuous activity, par. | ticularly when the Unions" try to shut
 them down and thus seek to ruin thu | town.
 l untold loss from being ''unionized' and | in such 1t is easy for the citizens tc l form their associations for protection
 for they have seen the necessity. h6r Le. through the fire take warning and act | in time for no epidemic of disease car
 do the financial harm S2.sIsH tN town ,,ntnS tna, | ism" well started with the certain | following of strikes, disorder, assaults i destruction of property and loss oi | DuslneSs
 UNION MEN JOIN.
 Let the peaceable Union men joir
 with the other citizens so that thes cannot be tyrannized by their leaders | or the anarchists and socialists. | There are many Unions so unlawful and ugly that even the national labpl | and sometimes withdraw their charters | but this great movement by citizens [,
 protect themselves does not necessarily
 mean the destruction of all Unions.
 MUST BE CURBED.
 It is absolutely demanded by public
 policy that they be strongly curbed ana
 When they boycott, intimidate or con | spire Gin restraint of trade" let the Citi
 zens Association's lawyers proceed
 against and punish them under the eS
 so pronounced and outspoken as t force the criminals to have decen regard for the rights of citizens or al | classes and conditions. ] Don't hesitate to openly denounce { noisy. abusive and unlawful Union
 man and help lock him up if necessary
 to preserve the peace.
 FEAR NO BOYCOTTs.
 Drop all your fears of the threats q
 these bandits. Their boycotts fall fla
 or help the firm boyeotted. If tley tE, | fo boycott, advertise the fact and tnt | decent people will double your business | It is a notorious fact that it generaliJ | means defeat of a political candldate tt inc labor unions for the big s5 per cen | of good Americans hate their tyranny l and nut 1t on the shelf when they nav ! chance.
 BETTER CONDITIONS. If is a hopeful sign to see the "Unions' ] slowly changing for better and they