The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-04

the GOGal cost OF prosecuting GHe cIlI1l-
nails, and, on top of all that, we, the
wages is made to buy off the trouble
makers 1t is the people who suffer
and pay.
Suppose the "Union'' -four millers
go on strike for raise from So to S.
a day and tie up or blow up the mills
and finally secure the advance In
wages. That advance must be put on
the price of -four and the people pay
it, and also pay all costs for suppress
ing the rioters.
So we see few men become avari
cious for money, form labor trust,
and by coercion force the rest of the
people in the United States to submit
to the impudence and arrogance and
be no limit to the abuse if the
+" Unions had their own way un-
checked. Is it not time the people
took steps to protect themselves from
this violent and grasping trust3 -
ALL JOIN.
Suppose every one of us adopts the
combination force everyone else that
doesn't belong to our Union to buy
what We have to sell at our price, or
slug the life out of them.
Let the farmers union set the price
of wheat at 500 bushel, and picket,
assault or kill the miller and blow up
his mill if he tries to buy wheat at less
price of anyone but "Union' farmer.
Then the millers union sets the price
of flour at $S5 a barrel, and calls every
one ''scab' that refuses to buy flour
with the "Union Label' on, and turns
over the wagons, kills the horses and
beats the drivers of any "scab' miller.
Then everybody, workmen as well as
employers, would have to pay about SIS
a barrel extra on every barrel of -four
to the little labor trust of millers. Some
one says "that' IS extreme.' It is not
but is exactly what would happen if
that particular union got power enough
You see the only limit to the avaricious
ness of a labor trust is set by the peo
pie at large, when they are abused Ions
and hard enough to rise and quash it.
Then let the waterworks "Union'
set the price of ST. a pail for drinking
water and boycott and assault the fam
lily that uses it's own we'll water. s'Yol
are no friend Of the Union man if you
don It drink union water'
Finally the undertakers' "Union
fixes the price of burial at $3.50 Gan,
price they set "goes' for that s tn
union rule) and the poor corpse who's
relatives can Il borrow or beg the pric
to pay the "Union' must 90 withou
the privilege or be dumped into tn
street and the hearse overturned if a.
independent funeral be attempted.
OIL TRUST
,, The Oil Trust is peaceable organize
ton compared with the riotous, ARC
giant and lawbreaking labor trust,
menace to every citizen inc luding tn
upright members of the Unions then
selves.
Is a public contract to be let, immed
ately demand is made that only "Or
:, Union'' be employed and receive til
. peoples money and threats of all sor1
OF political defeat and dire disaster al
made. Suppose a quarry trust shou]
demand that no other stone be used {
, the Steel Trust make similar deman
and actually tie up the work to enforc
, "orders''
) What howl would 90 up, but til
:, public has foolishly cuddled the;
: Labor Unions until they have b
. come diseased and are a public mena<
Y and nuisance.
. Everyone comedies the right of ar
: religious body, fraternal society, or
labor union to set up rules for their ov
guidance. But they have no right wha
soever to make laws for the control
Q other people and when they interfe
u and force their presence where thew a
IS not wanted they should be locked I
? and prosecuted.
IS These labor union manipulators, al
II some members of unions are out and O
e anarchists and dangerous enemies to t
e public.
n Their minds turn to anarchy or {"
Is law just as true as needle turns
e. the north pole.
81 Have careful look at the stock a
u see.
is OPPOSE POLICE
SIS When manufacturer cannot affo
at to pay the price asked for labor,
TX unions, in order to force him, go on
st strike, picket, boycott, riot, and set
IS, general disorder. Then the police {
UG called in to preserve peace. There
81 been no disorder by the man who br
- have labor to sell and who become O
W. o', laws, and bandits under the leaders,
5bya of anarchists. The police are hired
NO NO the people s money to protect the &C
az ~ munity but when these peace offc
~ appear do the Unions show genu
III American citizenship, and that des
"a n0 for peace, and the maintenance of
-, people 8 laws that marks the true n
M and patriot9 Never They hiss
to stone the police, shoot them when tt
mt dare. and when whipped into a 81
blance Of decency loudly protest
on every possible way against the prese
We of police sheriffs, Militia or Regul:
,od Why? Only one reason, they want
or commit crimes and hate anything
he anyone that checks them.
lld MILITIA MEMBERS
ce Are discharged from the unions.
for see here the same cflmlnal lnStlncC
lied in opposition to the people s !
tectors Why do they want the mil
broken up-so they can riot and b
at pleasure?
'o9r, ANTI-INJUNCTION BILL e.
~ This has been pushed hard BET
congress by the labor leaders. 1t
,re- bill to take away from the courts
a+e right to issue a restraining order
ato prevent the commission of crime.
oIT. der the present wise laws for the
vas lection Of life and property, whe1
ali seems clear that striking union r
and pahulCs anu ouSiaMs pian W a''
a.. court can issue an order or lnJunc
commanding them to desist or ref
to from doing such unlawful act. This
out Deen Il great preventative u Slillle
can never harm any peaceable per
,e;r but the Hunions' have the appal
do impudence to ask congress to pas
yer bill to tie the hands of every court
= If thus allow the union strikers full S
,em to assault, dynamite, burn and DIES
NOT without hindrance. Does the anar(
spirit show?
de- UNIONS PROTECT CRIMINALS