The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-04

mns muss hIasng connINags o ts tRsv expsct erl ir- 1: dignant public to permit them t2 ex< ist. One great deterrent Se the violsukz 7 character of the sditois of ,sstate sns fScss and mislead their readers. py n1t tn91x Fl colored reports and comments. tEa< tnS: flame the minds of people leg @ .oe, co9 o5 fss by their prejudice instead oI cooA son.
 to But uasssssad sowy the sbas a'qr if sh ns law-breaker in response t9 tne e1Sx chistic suggestions of his labor pepsk he must pay the penalty os srs2rs s5 ists. socialists and criminals aro e3tAek driven out or suppressed. the unlcu2 will perhaps then pattern aIteE tnS Engineers, and win respect for tneif members by honesty. uprtghtuess ana good citizenship. then the uni2n ma4 high grade workman (the old trade union ideal and the scrubs and pre- tenders will not be allowed to maunr 9 abuse and Tnaitreat all the balance ok mankind. The unions as now made uk need an immense amount or nou4$ ss1h sy theiT snd ueiiness @ to demand 1t Eyery right thinking union man knoWs 4t4 and is earnest In his desire to have {llS| criminals expIdngeu; dagnred ros tne by tRe pubiie for their association with the otnsrA
 If these high grade men would y1tns draw from the mismanaged bands ox workmanship Vu % ~ was the test. and thon offer their first-class labor at Svs1 higher prices than common, With tnels fphtraSs if n beosme aST known that when | buyer Union Ur ea0Vg Would d" peaceabiy offer its labor elsewhere. but not go 9uLay,hs ,a ayhesas a~rs. they would then command the 2a 2a.. ! tion and respect of the entire con1mu~ nisy for people xs the 5o iss seh in the minds of the public that the kq- comotive Engineers have. won Tor themselves by just this plan of pro- cedure.
 Many and many a high grade man U an unwilling associate and member o4 the anarchy-tainted unions, ana ns seeks freedom somehow, someWnere.
 Help him.
 a place that stinks. he may know ana ing place he insults himself.
 CRIMINAL BRAND.
 So when you hear. q union man des nounce those who point out thetcrimst of the unions and seek to purify them you may know to a certainty that he i9 of the anarchist, criminal type ana Hy is s1turned upon him. Among tnik class will be found the majority of la bor paper editors.
 We should demand of our public of- ficials that they proceed as they diu in the beef trust and give the people pro- lection from this labor trust that op- presses the common people more than a dozen meat or oil trusts.
 What Is a cent or two on gallon ct oil as compared with the hundreds oi thrown out of work from time to tlmef lars in business lost to the people py the withdrawal of capital from inuus* try.
 REFUSE TO BUILD.
 It Is a common remark nowadayA that no one but a fool will start q new building or a new industry ana sup5sst himself to the tremendous losses, in- dignittes, and worry from the AhDok
 unions.
 The proposed building operation$ and new industries that have peen abandoned in the past two years amount in dollars and cents. iosI 70 ous work people. more than would keep an army in meat and oil for a life time.
 Citizens, high and low, you must rise in your might and free yourselves from
 this worst of all tEusts-tnis starsffin& fs&S
 you and its injuries are felt by every
 man but the few easy-living leaders
 who have by organization or the 10 per | cent or WOTkLltus luA CSt SltSs s@At
 piete domination of the s5 per cent or
 unorganized citizens.
 This fair country has already been
 injured hundreds of millions of dollars
 snS ss of Sy the abor trust
 ACT.
 We have conspiracy and trust lava
 Write President Roosevelt urging that he direct the proper government oms cers to do their duty with tnls moss ruinous of all trusts. then don LoIBst your own duty towards the boycott. line union label ana 10 organize youk towns for protection.
 Read this article over again earsrui- ly and Act. Y. w. 1Os'- N.B. You ask what motive Inspires me to. pay about s2O.O .Ooo.0e to prlnt M M snls Mrs
 ous papers in the United States sure 70
 bring down on me hundreds more o1 coarse. villifying, abusive letters rom
 labor union thugs and many klna iess
 ters from lawabiding members ot unions.
 The oficials of the Labor Commits
 sioner's office of Michigan say pay the
 highest wages in the State for like
 work. But will not bow to the comic opera kinds and potentates of the labor unions or allow them to ''unionize, the
 r9stuP eott nPostuma aaGu1figsi and aGrape-SuIs. I was trained to run my business and they were not; yet they propose 70 ana their abuse has been sufficient to inter est me in a study of the fearful cOnui- tions that confront our country tooay. The people of the world have Eiven me money enough to spend Tn tness talks through the papers in trylns to make better and safer conditiong Lgx . the common people, whether the rost- | um business runs or not
 Scores of letters have come 70 me from work people and others, some from union men. accounting their sui. ferings from union domination ana urging that their cases be iaid pehors
 It wifi not answer for us to only sympathize with the poor. the opprsss, ed, those who haven't power enough 70 drive off tyrants and resent oppressions we must help them tie the nanus oi {hs ] oppressors. Americans must act. ~ i. | Some of my forbears n New En Fl, ias,1 - | left comfortable homes. took with them l the old flint locks, slept on the 9Ioun9 | in rain and frost; hungry, footsore ana Ishalf clothed they grimly pushed n en
 where the Eternal ,ssn, Gqa Tbey 0t wove i for me | and for you a mantle of freedom. woy- | en in A loom where the shuttles were ! cannon balls and bullets and whSka l swords were used to pick out the tan
 gi9S Tbese ss old. sturdy .grandads Of ours stood bv that loom until the mantta | was finished, then. stained with thelE | life blood 1t was handed down 70 o7- | Shall I refuse to bear 1t on my snoe%ta- % CTS because the wearing costs me tew | doIIars and are you cowards enough v | b5de yours because some foreign lapoE union anarchist orders you to strip V | off? ,, .. .ha hIooa of 177a | stilI coursing in your veins VII sns.e | and call until you waken- fnsh ne x5oaf' na,iea jeans will Act. V. '. . -