The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-04

high character Of their work shows in
The articles 'hey produce which scll bet
ter without u union laber than with g..
1'his is true OF hats, shoes clothing and
tho greet variety of human necessities.
The Arrogance and mpudence Of the
Proclamation of the Unions buy only Of
us all else Is bad" has driven hundreds
Of thousands Of the best class Of buyers
to refuse to prostitute themselves TO
those "union orders and they decline
absolutely TO buy anything with a union
label ON il.
SEAL or SLAVERY.
Remember the union label as managed
under diseased uniouism" is the seal Of
strvitude ard contribution 70 the most
urroeant and abusive trust eNtant
When a self-respecung patriot thinks
Of tho denonical acts. indiguities ana
aouses heapcd upon free Americans. it,
forcing this modern diseased unlonism"
upon them, IN order to support few
trust leaders Calias labor leaders, it
makes the blood boil ana the good old
fathers spirit Of freedom and justice
nrise and demand of us that we use the
steruost measures to free our people from
this new and hated form II tyranny
ORGANIZE TOWNS
The mex, step toward freedom is for
each city. town and hamlet TO form a
Citizens Association for mutual protoc-
ton; and together ana by public senti-
ment and act protect your citizens i'm
fbelr freedom TO work when ana for
whom they nleace. Ind the freedom Of
merchants TO sell to- aWhomsoever desires
no buv despite any union" orders
TRAITORS
II any merchant is coward enough to
refuse to holp defend his city and her
pcoplc. perferng TO liclSspittle for the
fsunnous Unions don't boycott him
Just let the public know il and he will
quickly find that SO per cent OF the peo-
lie are not Union" and his cowardice
and traitorons attitude toward his towns
reorie viii lring it's own reward. Then
have ycur Citizens Association agree 10
support and protect your industries In
coatnuous activity, particularly when
The Unions" try TO smut Them down and
thus seek TO ruin The town.
Some yes many, towns have suffered
untold loss from being "uuionizcd' and
in such it is easy for the citizens to form
their association for protection. for they
lulve seen the necessity. Let other towns
that have not yet been through the nre
take warning and act in time FOR no epi-
demic Of disease can DO the nnanciai
harm to ,own that IS sure to come
from diseased UnioMsm" wen started
with the certain following OF strikes,
disorder, assaults destruction Of property
ind loss of business.
Union MEN JOIN
Let tho pelceable Union men join with
the other citizens so that they cannot be
Nrannizcd by their leaders or the anar-
Chists and socialists.
There are many f.nions so unlawful
and ugly that even tne national labor
organizations dcplore thoir existence and
sometimes Withdraw tbeh charters. but
This great movement by citizens TO pro-
tect themselves does not necessarily
mean The destruction OF in Unions
MUST BE cURRED
Il IL absolutely demanded by public
roiicy that tney be strongly cmbed and
held 10 strict Observance of the law.
When they boycott mumidate or con-
srire In restraint Of trade" let The Citi-
zens Associations, lawyers proceed
against ard punish them under the ex-
isting Laws and let public sentiment be
so pronounced and ou,spoken as TO force
'i,c criminals 70 nave decent regard
for the rights OF citizens Of an classes
and conditions
Don't hesitate TO opealy denounce "a
lisy abusive ard Unlawful "Ur4on
man and help lock him up If necessary
tc preserve ,ho peace.
FEAR or BoYcoTTs
Drop al your fears o. the threats OF
lese bandits Taeir boycotts fan HAT or
help the lrm boycottcd II they Try 10
boycot advertise the fact and the de-
cent people WIN double your business
II is notorious fact that it generally
means defeat OF a political candidate u
have him Endorsed as q friend Of the
labor unions for the big S5 per cent Of
Food Amcri uns hate their tyranny and
Tut it on the shelf when they have a
cnance
BETTER CONDITIONS
It Is a h0peiul slen 10 see the Unions
slowly changing FOR better and they
must continue TO Improve and become
more lawabidinG IL they expect an indig-
uanf public 10 permit them % exist. one
great deterrent is the violent character
90 the editors 9t ther labor papers who
Fer stenty mistake facts and mislead
iher readers, by Aiehy colored reports
aud commonts that innalne tho minds o.
people, led too often by thoiI prediudics
meiead uf cool reason.