THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TlESIMV, MAY 4, 1020
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Inasmuch as certain elements in our community consider it necessary to repeatedly publish a list of subscribers to a so-called KLAMATH "POLICY," we
believe that this simple statement of facts is necessary. The signatures to the Klamath policy statement number less than 90, including all duplications. A
sense of humor would suggest that any such number of persons, self-constituted, is scarcely qualified to dictate a "policy" for the people of this county.
LISTEN TO THIS!! The Klamath "Policy," so-called, is simply an attempt to insert a wedge, having for its object the destruction of all Organized Labor
in this County. This fact cannot be disputed.
SO THE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL, SPEAKING FOR FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEMBERS OF ORGANIZED LABOR AND THEIR FAMILIES,
CALLS UPON ALL ITS FRIENDS AND SYMPATHIZERS TO PATRONIZE AND SUPPORT THE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW. MONEY SPENT
WITH THESE FIRMS IS STRENGTHENING THE CAUSE OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AS ADVOCATED BY THE AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF LABOR.
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Working Men and Women ! !
LOOK FOR THIS
Stand By Your Friends ! !
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AMERICAN
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WORKINGMEN AND WOMEN! STAND BY YOUR FRIENDS!
LOOKJFOR THIS CARD.
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Barbers' Local Union No. 841
Boxmakers' Local Union No. 1764
Carpenters' Local Union No. 190 4,
Culinary Alliance No. 424
Laundry Workers' Local Union No. 841
Machinists' Local Union No. 1473
Painters' Local Union No. 1193
Retail Clerks' Local Union No. 459
Tiniberworkers' Local Union No. 188
Teamsters' Local Union No. 300 .
WM. ALLEN
SHIPPINGTON
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Bradley-Evans Shoe Co.
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Men's, Boys' and Children's Shoes
Hosiery and Rubber Goods
FINE SHOE REPAIRING
727 Main St
Cash and Carry Grocery
PAY CASH BUT PAY LESS
119 N. 4th St
Phone 485 P. C KNIGHT
DAVENPORT
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
JEWELER
PHONE
SIXTH STREET
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HOUSTON & PHELPS
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
SERVICE QUALITY COURTESY
Phone 421 8th and Main
H. H. Jenkins
ASHLAND GROCERY
THIRD AND MAIN
Klamath Hardware Co.
RELIABLE
THAT'S ALL
Sam Smith
NOTIONS AND DRYGOODS
$14 MAIN STREET
The Smoke
SMOKERS
SMOKERS' ARTICLES
SOFT DRINKS
429 Main St
Save or Slave
Which?
BEST QUAUTY IiOWEST PRICES
Why Pay More? JjIvo and Iiet I4ot
SCHNEIDER & DUNLAP
822-824 Klamath Ave.
West End Cash Grocery
100 PER CENT UNION
NEED WE SAY MORE?
Phone 388
White Pelican Millinery
and Blouse Shop
Millinery ami Blouses to Meet the
Purse of the Laboring Man!
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