The evening world., 1908-03-13

"oTh on buildings, the mining oil
gold, silver, copper and coal Stopped
the manufacture of millions of dol
lars worth OF American articles which
foreigners stood ready TO pay money
for.
IL Is believed b. many that one of
the chief causes of the panic and
present nara times was the persistent
ana Widespread interference with and
stoppage OF industry brought about
by these same I.abor-Socialists in
driving away business and preventing
the steady distribution OF money
among the working classes. Every
million dollars worth of S.ea
Pumps, Farm implements. Boots ana
SHOES, Steel, Iron. Locomotives. Cars.
GO ton Goods, etc. etc, sent abroad
brings back q million dollars to be
distributed to the workmen VINO dig
ore and smelt 1t; moulders who cast
the iron, maChir .sts. wood workers.
cotton mill employees. etc. etc. But
the Labor-Socialists have time aud
again stopped up the source OF this
how OF money and have entailed on
this country millions upon millions
OF dollars in losses and. consequent
ly. much misery upon workpcople.
The Labor leaders have brought
strikes to force all.employers to kick
ont independent American workmcn
ana employ only Union" men, thus 10
give absolute power to the leaders.
secure fees to pay their own salaries
l''st, and in order to keep their slaves
interested, force higher and higher
wages. Here we reach the founda
tion fact again.
Now. when the iobs tho Labor-So-
cialists threw away are taken by
others, or the business has been killed
! for the time and they are "i,uem-
ployed," do they pav their own eX-
perses or do tbev iesiege the author
| ities TO tax the class OF Home own
ers to pay extra uonev toward A pub
lie fund TO he used TO pay the class
of unemployed Labor-Socialis.s
Hero the line bntwesr classes is
c,a.rl,, ar.v.n aoa Won oat bsck o,,,in
n tha somn nIG enGt ..Tg.c frnm one
49,, ~ 80 t r., ~, -.
-
Mahe .ne consume, pay ~. 80. d
money ana give II 10 the LaOor-oo-
c'a!lsts'
Charge the Home-Owner extra
! wages Tor all labor which enters into
the building OF his nome,
lie has been SAVING now let
take away part of it,
High wage for skilful work is de-
sirable for all, but when a Labor
Union gains power enough to force
| home-owners TO pay two. three or
four times what hodcarriers and
other workmen are actually worth II
means just SO much extra money eX-
tracted from the home-owner. more
than the service is worth.
1t comes back TO the same old
place, you see. Look At the purpose
of all the anti-!njunction bills intro
duced by the Labor-Soclalists. Each
and every one seeks to tie the hands
of the peoples courts, and for what
purpose? No injunction issued IN
labor strikes ever harmed an honest
citizen, intending to peacefully pur-
sue his occupation.
lniunctions stop mobs, intent on
insulting, assaulting and perhaps
numbering other. citizens, from con-
grega.ing. The Labor-Socialist raises
loud cry because he is commanded
by court TO keep OH the pubic
street near Il factory employing inde-
pendent men.
The injunction always directs the
man or men to stay Off certain streets
or refrain from doing other things,
when it is reasonahlywell known they
intend to go on these streets or do
those acts, to insult, or assault citi-
zens or destroy property; The peace