Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
REFUSE TO BUILD

II In n common remark nowadays
that no one but n fool VIII start new
building or n now industry ana subject
himself 10 the tremendous losses, IN
dignitioe and worry from the labor un-
ions,
Tho proposed building operations and
now Industries that have boon nhan.
donod I'm the past two yonrs amount In
dollars and cents, lost TO our work poo.
po, moro than would Keep an army In
meat and oil for lIfotmc,
citizens, high and low you must rlso
In your might and free yourselves from
this worst ~ all truetE-thls startling
menace TO human liberty, II II before
YOU and It's INJURIES nre felt by every
man but tho few enay.lIVlng leaders
who have by organization ~ the 10 per
cent Of workmon, threatened the com.
petc domination Of the 81 per cent OF
unorg0niscd citizens
This fair country has already been
injured hundreds Of mil Ions OF dollars
ana Ito people subjected 10 countless
scores Of lndlgnIties by the labor trust
ACT
We have conspiracy and trust laws,
Write President Roosevelt urging mat
no direct the proper government oi'l'
Gers 20 do their duty with this most
ninOue Of all trusts, then don't forget
your own duty toward the boycott the
union label and TO organize your towns
for protection,
Read this article over again coro'
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n, Il, You ask what motive inspires
mo TO pay about SO,OO000 TO print this
proclamation of freedom IN tho
various papers In the United lislos sure
90 BRING down ON mo hundreds moro OF
conree, vlllilylng, abusive lotterA from
labor union thugs ana many Kind lot.
tcrs from lawablding members OF
Unions,
The officials of the Labor commits.
glonors Office Of Michigan Ry ! pay
the highcW wOgtg IN the state for IKE
work. But VIII not bow to the comic
opera Kings ANA potontatcH or the labor
unions or allow them TO 'uulonl2c" the
Postum factories Therefore they boy
colt Postum ana Grape Nuts,'
was trained to run my business ana
they were not yet they propopc 10 ana
their abuse has been SUFFICIENT To inter-
osl me In II study OF tho fearful condl'
tIons that confront our country today
The people of the world have gyen
me money enough TO spend In these
talks through the papers IN lfylng TO
mako better ana safer conditions FOR the
common people, whether the Postum
business runs or not,
Scores Of letters have COMO u me
from work people ana olhls, some
from union men, rccountlnR their Nui.
forlnga from union domination ana
urglng that their cascT be laid before
the public
II win not answer Tor Wv TO only
gymplhgo with tho poor the oppressed
those who haven't power enough 10
drive m tyrOnte ana resent 0ppreasion
we must help them tie the hnnda NJ
the opprossor, Americans must act
Some OF my forobcara IN New Eng.
hand lott comfortable homes took with
them the old flint locks slept on the
ground In rain and FROST hungry toot'
sore, and hair clothed lhoS glllWy
pushed ON whore the EtcrnQl God or
Human Liberty urged thom, They woVo
FOR me and FOR you mantle OF uoe'
dom, woven In n loom whore the shut.
lies were cannon balls and bullets and
whore swords were used 10 pick out tho
,nnglcs IN the yarns
Those old sturdy grandads OF ours
stood by that loom unl.l the montlo
was finished them stained with their
lie blood II wNe handed down TO ma,
Shall ! refuse to bear q ON my shout.
dop hccnueo the wearing costs me q
few dollars, ana are YOU towards
enough 20 hide yours because some for
olgn labor unions anarchist orders You
TO strip II 0fY
have fOith that the blood Of liiO
still oouralng IN your veins VIII tlngle
and call untIl you awaken, Then Amer-
WY G, W. POST,