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   Iowa Unionist (Newspaper) - August 15, 1908, Des Moines, Iowa                                UNIONIST t at 1 fi A F gf L BULLETIN r August 1 1908 once with the instructions of ila ex ton of the American Fed on of Labor we its officers desire t 11 to your attention th a in their DBS MOINES IOWA SATURDAY the workers especially in the abuse of the injunction and he cSr e lo organize and cairy on the legitimate business nf or without being classed as rusts under the supreme court of the Sherman law 8 have nominat meir candidates for president for congress and other places They are appealing lo you for support it fe basis upon which the integrity of ur courts can is cial processes may be abused guard them against abuse Experience has proven I fa modification of present law re and we e of our national F Slates as ap The national convention of the re publican party at Chicago refused to incorporate the demands of labor in is platform and instead inserted a plank pi injunctions which endorses the isting abuse of the inji plied to labor disputes The democratic convention at Den ver on other hand made labors demands a part of its platform The members of executive coun cil of the American Federation of La representatives for labors demands and with the exception of the preamble offered L same Phraseology to both the republican and democratic conventions as follows We therefore pledge party lo the enactment of a law by congress guar to wage earners turists and horticulturists of our coun try right of organized effort to end lhat such associations or their members shall not be regarded as il legal combinations in restrain of trad we pledge ourselves to the enact ment of a law to prohibit the issuance of injunctions in at labor disputes when sufa would not apply when no labor d putes existed and that in no case shall an injunction be issued when there ex ists a remedy by the ordinary process of law and which act shall provide lhat in the procedure for the punish contempt is of judicial practice in connection with inI sputes We deem thai the ed itv HI s rg should not be in any cases in which disputes were involved The expanding organization of in dustry makes it essential that should be no abridgment of the righ oi and producers to or for the protection of wages and P conditions to tne end lhat such labor organizations The Unionist will issue an edition for Labor Day in keeping with its custom which will be read by 6000 laboring men and their families We want it representative of the industries of our city If you are in business we want your card on this occasion If our representative does not find you call us up If he him your ear s rf h dressed as us sells household goods of in me as s goods of This en of Labor description in fact 3000 different a 7 copany wants ISO ermile lees he home direct to the work ead u steady wOTk man by their liberal cTS in e any gest they write T ale sufi in bl from 10 to 2 lo pay Russen d Ce S Janjy You cr anyone else cin iav for Koods while you are u em f I heir comforts and ind ball team in the Western I eht for firs place between or OH V Des our old tune opponent for first place in f Hi accommodation You dont need to 3 rt i LU JO hugging the foot of thi season Almost every this man f the Boone ir F 1 LUU e in this coun Jour handsome cata 3000 articles for ny article you select will be logu he and and and issues you will to you on approval so n Labor Press Associa r I ne tinn n 1 concerns its aind bor Wh union la on n n to cents offers you from 10 to and ships every ar of trade Enemies We urge the workers to take up this the utmost enthusiasm re energy every candidates record study his party platform Be e puns ment of contempt of court the party cited for contempt shall when such To Save the Robin At the recent session of tui ture of Louisiana the law the robin t ust was In i n billion Of hsi there were slaughtered for the mouth ful of their furnish ed Scientific analysis of the stom achs of robins hns shown Jd not this be a splendid time 1 renew our efforts in behalf of Albert ana ship imins for the next United States cle on 30 days free trial iron Jowa Get in line boys approval as to price rt up some ofthe vim in use proposition may be campaign j Sour E E Paddock member of the Typo graphical union happened the TRADE UNION river with his launch last Sun day in time to rescue a fellow who i f was unable to swim and had gotten ini III to water over Ins head wo th n Attractive Advertising By the Rev Charles Stelzle The human mind is stirred by of labor represented separ ately in the presidents cabinet which department shall include the of mines and mining Compare these with those conclusions are drawn nni 7 ravages of and enact was not in the We pledge the pa ment of an amendment existing ment whether employed by contractors subcontractors doing work for IT MI behalf of the federal government We pledge the party to tiie enact submitted by the A F of L for adop tion They are substantially all that we asked On the question of injunction abuse the democratic platform declares for the principle which the workers conclusions are purposely i the dcr to mislead labor and its friends LUV ailu ua stored erons from the concerted action which will Sl 000 000 ion 10 nmf stored crops the nave maintained viz That im taw h yes and to all fL f loed b Putes no dis putes Equally clear line o declaration in favor of lie and producers to ployes We pledge the party nt 0 iw ui ment of a law to of federal for the protection of wages an jurisdiction granling i the improvement of labor conditions t and 10 submit a ment for ratification to the states for the absolute suffrage of women co equal with men We pledge the parly lo enact ment of a law creating a department labor separate from any existing de with a secretary at its head having a seat in the We pledge party to the enact ment of a law for the creation of a federal bureau of mines and mining preferably under the proposed depart ment of labor and appropriation of sufficient funds lo thoroughly investi gate cause of mine disasters so thai laws and regulations may be rec and enacted which will pro vent the terrible maiming and loss of life in mines We pledge party to be enact ment of a law for establishment of United States government postal sav ings banks In response to labors demands republican adopted the fol lowing alleged injunction plank The republican parly will uphold at all times the authority and integrity of the courts stale and federal and will ever insist lhat their powers to enforce their process and lo protect life lib erty and properly shall be preserved inviolate We believe however that the rules of procedure in federal courts with respect to the issuance of writ of injunction should be more accurately defined by statute and thai no injunction or temporary restraining order should be issued without notice except where irreparable injury would result from delay in which case the end lhat such labor organization and their members should not be re as illegal combinations in re straint of Irade The declarations in the demo cratic platform include things the workers have demanded for many years We earnestly urge the workers and all good citizens to consider most care fully and thoughtfully the altitude of two great political parties the fundamental rights and principles embodied in labors demands Study their platforms and then vole as your conscience dictates On one hand we have a republi can congress absolutely refusing v enact tiie demands of workers for right and equitable legislation and boasting that it is willing to take consequences Following this action of congress we have convention of the republican party labors de mands and adopting a socalled in plank which is an Insult lo intelligence of every voter in the land A plank which declares for the continuance and perpetuation of the abuse of the injunction process in its arbitrary application to labor disputes tend lo protect and preserve our indus trial and civic rights Wherever n man decries and dis courages the effort of the workers lo unite and use their political power scan his will not be difficult to discover We trust that the perception of the motive behind such statements and the application of ordinary common sense on the part of the people will be sulti lo harmless the lying rl from any quarter f of an unswerving purpose lowmen in all things which guard and protect their just rights and interests which will promote heir con liberties and freedom we shall in the future as in the past en deavor to do our duty and render ser vice to the best of our without regard to flattery on the one hand or browbeating and bulldozing tactics on the We shal rely on earn estness and intelligence of our fellowworkers and count upon loyally to the great cause of la tor which in Hie last analysis is loy alty to themselves and their country now call upon the workers of our common country to Stand faithfully by our friends Oppose and defeat our enemies wheth er they be Candidates for President For Congress or other offices whether Executive legislative or judicial Stand by your Unions let the spirit of unity fraternity justice and love of freedom guide you By order of the Executive Council of the of Labor lo insect are speedy hearing granted thereafter should be themselves The democratic party endorses la bors demands nnd pledges itself to carry them into if it is put inlo power We nsk you lo the choice which is in accordance with the best interests of yourselves and of all people If the men of labor and our friends fail to do their duty they wiJI lo reckon with even a worse condition of affairs than now obtains We feel lhal we need not do more At a glance the plank adopted will be seen to be an evasion of the Issue Increasing their natural destroyers the bints ore lo an In most stales where the puss the summer laws are In their In New state or tine for bin killed has liran for some lime i ports they are no working short time nny longer in those shops l fa to attract u no matter how good PJ cl the should the advertiser confine m a style excepting as shall e a style excepting a Charley of Burlington the e designated In nn has started in business for ere must be constant in Elthes SAYS The Sioux City Trades and Labor r for mty years without a break in and not have saved any money t in another uppL J 7 ness o himself in city on the Missis sippi He is making a cigar Best In any case freshness of TJI successful advertisement speaks m accents It shouts its head lines to attract attention As the read Secretary Van Horn of the State er comes nearer it reduces its tone 1 riming Trades League reports a sur i he comes close it whispers plus of subs in Council Bluffs and in a voice which appeals to Omaha is heart as well as lo his mind The advertisement which appeals lo F H Lawrence No delegate e number of senses is the to thc Boston T U convention left m successful One must constantly last Wednesday for the convention city that people of every shade or temperament and disposition are be ing appealed to Therefore every at element which can be employed should be enlisted The general styl et the production of the type color of the ink the quality may produce a combina or it may Machine to Pack Apples A now will no lie a Imon tc dull has Wash and mir for n pat ly men is of steel and Is practically indestructible The is not hoavy md can u about little It Is by foot on n lever nlilch throws n the lid of tiie box ami II into place with plenty of WLS v i room left for j lne plainly indicate their dis YOUR HEAD pleasure it may be a very The man who will use his brains a be to nullify the little can usually make more money effort Every trades and do less hard work Just slop and J maer how good a llu think If you get per day for may be if it does not 1 SnL Arrangements for fifty years without a break von wll i Des Typographical union has taken out a membership in the State League Curtis G been elected has Trades and Labor Assembly Airs J H Strief and two sons are sojourning for two weeks at Bayfield V1 appearance of the advertisement but Fraternally yours Attest Samuel Gompers President A F of L Frank Morrison Secretary A F of L For Shirt Waists There Is for shin than silk faced for Mu can and made lino any dainty shirt waist from tailored one to Hie dressy affair incc or velvet The while has count less advantages It for M cents n null ble good qualities make It valu able to tie woman The mid innv while perfectly dry anil lias i soft cashmere or tailored to produced In cises following paraJe in Hie fore noon lake place at Riverside Park The 1908 Labor Day will long be remem in Sioux City as the banner cel Ih It us line linen Pop Ins of tills kind may lie purchased In colors though nothing akes the place or white for waists nml the willi white figures aro very Dont be Influenced by K pretty pho Ever notice In a photo look i another week the committee m charge can report everything ready and that loo after six weeks of hard work The committee of arrangements composed of to Slate Federation conventions except one a new recruit The speaker of the day Rev R D Echlin is pastor of the Second Presbyterian church He is a young man and an earnest worker and a very interesting address is expected His subject Fundamental Laws Ap plicable to Trades Unions The exer you will i speak of re made t Speculate a liitle rant then is the appearance of that is put out aside from of the reading matter which it It always pays to employ i slanea A job is iWS after your living Work your head Take a flyer if you wish to call it so a coo But gel a small investment you put in SIO per month for ten s It ought lo bring you in cash ist by time yon get it paid for is every reason to be n do belf hIn TAILORS journeymen tailors of the ctty f h s have re again repre i T NJ i the alld Assem be Let us tell you it bly The Unionist extends to them ils 1S made for the heartiest well wishes and trusts that President Urick of Hie Stale in with their organization may become ation spent several days in I men who ire successful We believe tive and that they will lake place recently in of the Retail yo hke this proposition very in ranks of organized labor in lies Clerks association While in Waterloo Brokerage Co to which they are and he met with the Butcher Workmen Crocker Des own hold it cently organized also with Car and Plumbers unions Mr Urick was also in Fori Dodge on same trip and met with the Tailors and Barbers of lhat city in an effort lo secure with the nr The Forl Dodge Musicians has applied for a imitation with the I S F t L The Sioux Cily union i lins joined Iowa Blue Label League Clinton was the first convention a from this city had attend ed for some years and this local did not know of the benefits lo be derived from affiliation with the league hence was not a member prior to having a delegate to the Slate con vention at Clinton in June and David saw thc light H II President O E MACKINNON JOHNA THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK 311 FIFTH STREET Capital Surplus MANHATTAN BUILDING S and Impartial to lie of 1 iti   

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