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H ll) lllB lt im H ( t'lllll( lllM « t « t U « I M ilM « l« n « « ! ll:H llH I! llllllllllll« ( m ilM , !« llll« ll„ i3 l|l:IIU H tl'llM lllt» !l!H « lll« !l" '••H'IHM t«l«M M 'ltM lillllll»m tlllinim illH IH II!ttll!ll!l«l«H IIIIIIH m m «BIII!llllim m iH M IIIIIItH III|llim t«IIIIIIH M «U llM lllH H IItl»H IW IIll,lt;llllltn llH H !tl!!IH tlH IIU IIIll« !,illlll« tl!> « HASTENING THE iffllRI- <WIKDOF REVOLUTION: [d istric t, has voted to becom e a part s ta d t’s a rg u m en t and w ithout a rg u -■ we should carry t to the Knifed < I/ff" f t f T J I fi f I A l l 1 N orthern Pacific railw ay, a rre ste d ¡of the W estern W orkm en’s Puhlish- rnent bv th e defense, the court aid S ta te s Suprem e C >urt on a tria l case 's* * F-[ ’ ► X I 5 5 J A 1 l i t W| ' S avichevich.” in su b stan ce: I L acking th e m ean to do th a t, our w ■ ■1BBV " WB ■ ■ BWB* I T he Arizona s tre e t in w hich the j ing Society, th e p u b lish ers of the ■ i i s ia is a k i F i P n shooting took place, was well filled “ I do not recall th a t any of th ese ¡only recourse is to ignore it." T he firs t issue of th e T overl in H 0 ™ ? ’ . U ? Ht th e 8U« se stio n of x T a l 1 I lM ll H w ith p edestrians, and Neil C arr, 901 d efendants w ere proved to have- Follow ing his speech Brown moved E nglish is hereby su bm itted to its ; th ,s 1 nlon th a t news> not or,ly of th ‘ walked up and down before th e that the C entral L ib o r Council tak e W ■ I L I i W ■ » V l e f y E l33 !■ V .-\,ath I'ta h -rreet, a real e s ta te aales- _______ j m an. received a bullet In his right j strik e, but of general in te re st, will p la in tiffs plant c r to have used th e . i # c f ’-renduin of ni t"< ..1 unions anil re a d e rs and to th e public Our pu r leg a few inches above the ankle. w ords ‘ra t,’ ’scab,’ etc., or to have | that th e S ta te Federation of Labor (From B. C. Federationist.). pose is to m eet th e urgent dem and be p rinted in both th e E nglish and done any of the things here com-j be requested to ta:<e sim ilar action T he bullet passed en tirely through (By T overi's C orrespondent.) for a paper th at would ex p ress the the F in n ish languages in th e Toverl plained of. T here ie no evidence to tin g e ttin g an expr< - ;sioh on th e q u e s -; P,I IT E . M ent . Oct. 6 —M iners the limb, sh a tte rin g th e bone. D uring the rea rs of eom para- T he su b scrip tio n price of th e paper show th a t any of th e union o f fic e r s 1 tion from unions o \e r the ^ ta te . is a S erbian w who Serbian ho c cam a m e e . . \ „ ' i- , strik e is yet unchanged. Some of to Ravichevich ideals and ideas of those whose lot U nited s ta te s nine years ago from V 'e peace -preceding t h e present will rem ain th e sa m e —$4.00 per year sanctioned any of th e ao>3 c h a rg e d , ’in rep o rtin g on 'h e lum ber s trik e , th e m ines a re com pletely closed. it is to keep th e th in g s m oving and that e\cry- 1 Rum __......__ ors ................... are circu latin g th a t iu W est M ontenegro. He has been w orking i n < war, the slow, the alm ost lmper- —which is about one-half th e price b y tie- p lain t iff. T h is <a -• is not ituation B row n to su p p o rt th e social life of th e com different from any o th er civil case; thing had been done that was possi- g a jug;t niine 12 m en are trapped and th e m ines, and according to his story, : c e p tib le approach of th e . social of the o th e r dailies published in As it m ust be decided on a p rep o n d e r-■ ble tow ard forw ard ng th e strik e to jo . t jn a cave-in, but a . it v is im possible had several tim es been reviled b y ; revolutionary Storm, was the m unity, but w ho h e reto fo re have not toria. As th ese d ailies a re not being ance of evidence. T here is no te s ti- la successful coin im :on. tru th about th e ¡P ick ets because he refused to , jo in ] J e s p a j r o f e n H g h te n e d a n d had an y m eans of expressing th e ir printed for anybody’s h ealth, or th e mony th a t any of th e defendants j night, however, ■' local opinion of th e various and often very the earth education of the m asses, th e re Is an w ere 41 th is line of w h ic li'w e heard im p o rtan t su b je c ts th a t concern th eir ning. Taking th is testim ony to be true, a s ' m aterial in te re s ts and econom ic life. obvious reason for th e difference in we will have to, therei is, nothing to rer flag- prices. do but dism iss the case.” T his need has been realized by th e yrth their It is th e in te n t of th e m anage Organized Labor W arned w orkers of A storia for some tim e in line of H aving given judgm ent for the un m ent to p rin t news, dealing w ith each th e past and an atte m p t w as m ade pathetic ion on the fticts as they appeared in last y ear to e sta b lish a weekly labor issue fairly and im p artially ; to preach th is p a rtic u la r case, th e court pro- j and indifferent, to the wrongs , expound ro hw a as - u to , i s U ris e , . .................... . .......... th e i law paper. In fact it was s ta rte d but un io n ism in th e lull m eaiim g <>t the ceeded to perpetrated upon them by the word and in language so sim ple and ! picketing, saving th at he w ished t o ' com m ittee from ti." jo int s tr i - e c u n - , . wyn (w hich we will, and th a t j noon. Y esterday, it is said, he was . " 1 | t ,n — n in n frtW » ’ 1... *-» 1 rl’.. . - V «* \ o. .. ... • a _ -1 1- : » — r» t into •-« 4 XT t.W A O cafe OTO brutal slave regime under which its life w as sh o rt, and for th e p a s t the few m onths th e w orkers of A storia a sty le so c le a r th a t the p ro v er’ ’ outraged and have been in absolute d a rk n e ss as far w ayfarer can u n d erstan d th ereo f centuries. 'W ith an In o rd er th a t the m essage of union- as g e ttin g th e u n ad u lterated new s tru th and lofty sui m ay have th e w idest possible and influencing th e public opinion purpose d id thev proclaim the circulation, we a sk th e co-operation through th e p ress is concerned. Now they have th e press th a t will >f all th e locals in A storia. Do your loyally and unsw ervingly stan d by ’bit.’’ If nothing m ore, a t least keep them in th e w hirlpool of th e dail> is inform ed concerning th e affairs exigencies, especially during th e try if y our union. In th is m an n er alone i tou can be of inestim able service to ing tim es like the present. E very effort is now being m ade to is ad to our comm on cause. And th is paper does not care break th e strik e and drive th e work vhit for th e w him s of th e adver- ers into subm ission; they a re beinf Isers, but will voice Its sen tim en ts denied th e co n stitu rig h t to or ir n it-U U IC L U U O U l U tio U U n U al U i , tanize and to neg o tiate collectively reg a rd le ss of th e beliefs of those hat a re not in sym pathy with the for th e sale of th e ir labor pow er, the abor m ovem ent. O ther so-called la only com m odity they h av e; th e only bor papers have db*d because of thing by selling of which they can m ony, c o o p e r; tion an o e in e if u -v h eir dependí ncy' upon th e adver- c r ip t ir e '.- 1- nun*-». ......... - , i • • o -i i it earn th e ir livelihood. was ap p aren tly Judge T allm an’s view m u st be e sta b lish e d . C i- p re sid e n t m “ d If th v e o n -m w e ill lte c rs o n s an d th e re fin e rie s , th e d o o r: “ L e t’s go out an d m ix i t ! w e r e in vain. 1 lie (lull and apa- isers. They have feared to print T he collective buying privilege of when he allow ed th e St. G erm ain of t h - C n lte d S la te s , The g o v ern o r of v,:u : , .e c o n sc rip te d th e bo d ies w ith th is fellow .” Tin- tv.-o m en, t h e , t ],c t jc m ultitude was too Stupid the new s th a t the w orking man pickets. the S ta te of W iis F n g 'o n , th e S ta te of o u r b ro th e r w o rk ers, for th e p er-j o ffic e rs s ta te f'djov ed> the em ployers is not only recognized, to be reached bv the message of w ants, because by p rin tin g it they Picketing Law B eaten I . . . . ,,.,r wc file m in e rs w i n ' outside and s ta rte d a fte r him , H urley - C ouncil of 1'et- u - a n d a s tro n g but upheld by the m ighty hand of the In 1915 a reactio n ary leg islatu re m in o ritv of tim b e r and m ill ow n.-is would have lost a d v e rtisin g p a tro n m " i , VI " . h d X '" T r wh!C, : l!:,:.a.,e back a (» » fee. Nelson reason and common sense, 1 oO com m unity and th e sta te . W hy should lain t h a t M is t tra d e r s rm m d : , o v e rto o k S av ieliev leh and the men blind to recognize their slavery, age. T his paper Is the property of passed an anti-picketing law which 1 imve. a . l e r ca refu l in v e stig a tio n , was referred to the people by o rg an u rg e d th e e sta b lis h m e n t of L'e* e ig h t-, not th e w orkers have a chance to safeguard o u t liv es; sta rte d fighting. Savichevlch w as tile vast m ajority ot the workers -he w orking m en of th e Pacific ized labor's efforts and decisively we w.ii! fully gettin g the w orst of it. officers de of all lands continued to dwell enjoy th e sam e privilege? h o u r d a y ; and. ... will v en t’late these m ines, th ere Coast sta te s, and it is in th e ir canse beaten. On July 1*5, 1917, the s ta te “ W hereas. This council has gone; „„ bv increasing our efficiency; we will c’ared, when lie drew his gun and in in the fool's paradise of a fancied T he m ission of th is p ap er will be and by th e ir support th a t it shall wide s trik e in th e tim b er industry on record urging . t ic o tt on^ «J* j j}j v a ,j t jie tjusit, th e cause of m inors the scuffle one shot w as fired. Nei- to explain th ese fac ts and to assist In no other part o f er A than fight and continue to live as long as began. The next day the Suprem e o V th I I* V u.u •» ' eight-hour • f-i • ................. lum ber, ' • ->ich , con- m iption: we win abolish the son turned and sta rte d to run a n d . freedom. Court decided that the St Germ ain b o y co tt, '.hough very efi ctiv». is no th e w orkers of A storia and elsew here the m an who held the gun followed. t ]le earth is this more true than :ckli>t system , and we w ill, grant freedom of th e p ress is a p a rt of our case was identical with 1 'C J e n s e n b to u n d e rsta n d the conditions .under re c e iv in g th e support ot .all who can the $0.00 a day dem anded. W e will Savicnevich avers, he y 1 ” " ‘‘’ ¡L \‘ ,s ' of this North American continent, liberties case, and once m ore put th e ban on ren d er now, valuable as islstan one b e tte r—we will m ake head com pletely and being infuriated. which they a re com pelled to toil and go that sta rte d in p ursuit of the m an who. and in no ipart Ot th at is it so picketing. th erefo re, be it it $7.00 a day. and v.e will pay to live. Nor was th at all': tak in g for its a u Rem em ber Obligation - o h .: fat retu rn s' oil i had attack ed him. . emphatically true, as in the U nit th e .liv-nn-'i- . • o ---- I th o rity a N evada decision m id-- P- T he tolling m asses of th e country- “ R. -il-.-d . T'.-.it'G'.c C entral L itre- 'the money invested. Not only th • at, j It is thought th a t th re e bullets in ed States. p arentlv for the pnrp< -e of “ c u ttin g " i' ujii * * * I S -attic and \ ? 'i we will do b e tte r by them th a n they .... are largely th e victim s of th e belief all w ere fired a s the weapon w as the 1. W. W. pair court lays down the reg u la r :■ ssion assem bled th; i -,d have been done by the past y ear - capable of holding eight charges and th a t th ey a re o u tc a sts of so c ie ty ; th a t But at last the storm broke. rule th a t ti e union Itself may be sue ! day el O ctober. 1917. do e a rn -stly we will get th e m ines back to norm al five ...... rem ained in th e cham ber w hen they have no sh a re in shaping its as well as its m em bers. T his m akes Caill upon all union -i- to e ie r re i.ro d m r - in shot* order. Not only : it w as exam ined a t th e jail. The long pent up forces of a I the union tre a su ry and u n i-n proper m em ber th e ir obligations to the affairs, save th a t of fu rn ish in g it v - will d e a n this com m unity I The wounded m an ran directly veritable hell, that have been t y liable for dam ages a-- v eil as th e th ro gh the n s ta n ra n t and. turned A m erican Federation of 4 .abor and w ith all it has for Its enjoym ent and engendered in , human ' l a c c ln w ii. h -o live. F T u in rth n er, i o un pro-petty of the individu.il di-tendan's. th e ir allegiance to m em bers of < her a er, j n t tlm n e a alley n e y tow to w a ard ru P r i latinum a u n u m w here f slo w • b ’ , , - . , luxury. T he suppression of facts W ash-ngton Suprem e Court Decision In his w arning to orgam zed labor e m its as being the sam e as betw een w aaer th a t we can reduce 1 he fell close to an autom obile. He society down through the dark will we M akes Union Liable If One Man : last week Judge T allm an said that m em bers of the same e m it, and do concerning th e real conditions as of ’ i-nimer ’ roduetion very w as placed in tin s m achine and taken I ag eS of human agonv and terror, Acts Independently. j violence, t h r e a t s , b an n ers or num bers urge every union involved in the t h e cos! ¡ ! to hospital, but ™ vvas « ;t hat have intervened since Vite is done by th e press in general, „ . the em ergency hosnttni would not be held n ecessary to con hauling or handling of lum ber to re- \--iw' 'u n c le Sam . a rc you gam e? too weak to be operated oil only serv es to fu rth e r Lhe m isconcep j first ruler seized tile authority Calling a s trik e di ubi CASE AGAINST Tl MBER W O RK ERS stitu te picketing. th e fr 'g '. 'g in l - gri I W c a re willing, and anxious, to show j died a hall hour late r, tio n s now so p rev alen t am ong the i to rule and rob his fellows and b reak er a “scab” or a “ra*."x>r ju st fight for th e e-dabli hm ent of the yen wiiat wc can do. If you will do DISMISSED FOR LACK T he prisoner lias a wife living in sjave was shackled and w orkers. w alking back or forth in front of an eig h '-’a our day in this basic iudus- voiir little part, we will do the rest. OF EVIDENCE. Moidc-negro. but has been unable to . . , em ployer's property would be su f try and in so doing uphold the hands \\'c w a rt to show you th a t dense Com Only by discussing th e questions m unicate w ith h e r since the war | beaten into submission to th at ficient. “ If just one m an w ere to confronting labor and the w orkers incapacity. of 1’resideut W ils >n. G overnor L ister '- n o r a n c e ,- inefficiency, SEA TTLE, Oct. (5.-“ Judge Boyd J. . walk „¿un back ami forth with-».!» ................... saying . . . and the S ta te Council of Defense in •md dow n-Fght foolishness has m a rk started . H e is 44 years old and for rule and to that robbery, hurst social sta tu s, th e w orking men can T allm an, in the ease of th e Stim son j a word 1 would be compelled to call five years has been a citizen of th is fprth in a veritable deluge o f dealing with c e rta in u npatriotic luin- try gain an u n d erstan d in g and arriv e a t Mill Com pany vs. th e Shingle W e a v -Jth a t picketing and punish it a s su ch ," b -r 1; to p s i-> this state, who are. ed the handling of these m ines dur- , i _„F,,„„a i blind furv and demoniacal rage. ing th eir developm ent, and tne f a c t , p on,hy conclusions upon w hich they can e rs' and T im b erw o rk ers’ Unions, d is-! he said. through th e ir de'm r.t determ ination that •.cv have ly-en vc\<‘Pp‘1 to ' m ake public th e detailed sta te No ruler or ruling class ever Federal Rule D ifferent to stem ih tid e of progress, jeopar- is d ■ to th e ir ric h n e s s , and m sp it build the m ovem ent for th e ir own m issed the com plaint for lack of evi-1 by savichevich. but de- ruled for any -other purpose than dence of picketing, but in rendering The rule in th e federal courts as diving tin best in te rests and th e ,>f p u re bull-headeduess an a an t |iat a charge of first degree that of robbing those over whom benefit. his decision m ade an in te rp re ta tio n | expressed in the late case of “The s a fe ty of the nation: and. fu rth er. entific handling him. T he only pow-er th a t can deliver of conditions existing in this sta te Tri-City C entral T rad es Council vs. be it von m urder wc-uld be filed against in hold h.na'tbz. thev - held svvav. H um i, an slavery W observe, d ear uncle, that ,. „1 Coroner A . eneas T Lane will the - i i J p e rm its labor from th e thraldom of cap under th e decision of th e suprem e j A m erican S te e l F o u n d rie - “ R eso lv -d . T h a t co p ies of th e se have mm. d o b l i g a t i o n s , i in q U c St todav and has sum m oned a I is tne cornerstone o! all robbery italism and lead it into a real dem oc court In th e Sta. G erm ain case th at peaceful picketing in c a s . s i m i l a r t o re so lu tio n s be fo rw ard e d to all afl.li- first n A p ril l a s t id about 5 1 . u . d:)zpn or Inore w itnesses to be pres-, (.battel slaves were roW>e<l of would ap p aren tly prohibit most of j th is Shingle W eav ers’ case, w here racy in which all do th e ir bit for the th e unions’ legitim ate activ ities. T he [ th e purpose is peac-.ful ¡e-rsuas.ion a te d lin ic :'i and to th e C e n tra l L ab o r ; 000 000, so " ’ ' - ' 1 “ n 1 . " ent at 2:00 o’clock th is afternoon. ; their freedom in order th at thev bodies of th is s ta te " ita le in tackling th is sm all job, Savichevich, when « a m irw d a t th e ht ro M )e d o f fn e common good is organization. following a n a ly sis of the case is from : of strik e rs. But the general rub- in j T h e re so lu tio n w as in tro d u ce d and which will not involve anyw here ■ • , , iail. had several bad bruises about , ” , , , the re p re se n ta tiv e of the C entral L a -1 all co u rts forbids ev-m peaceful plck- Don’t look for a, savior outside of fa th e re d by W . F. DeLane;. of E -c- n e a r 19.000.000.000 j hjg facp an(J hjfi elbow was severely I their labor. Feudal serfs were 19.000.000,000 cents. bor Council delegated to observe th e eting for the purpose i- c a rry in g on tric a l W o rk e rs ’ L ocal No. 77. your own collective m ovem ent Now Cncle, if you give us a "J10" - |ja ttorod. Dr. P H. M cCarthy was f o b b e d o f t h e i r f r e e d o m in o r d e r proceedings. j a boycott, which was th e purpose in D enounce “ F in k " T alk We ask to be read and understood. wc h>;eod io do b e rje ^ .> I called to a tte n d him and he dressed . t h a t t b e v m jg jn j)e robbed of By H U LET M. W ELLS ¡th e Je n se n and St G e r m ..::: c a s e s . j A resolution from the five local tne w h i r an .mu - -'c— th p e f arm all th. t -------- )th lr m . I th e f r n i l s o f t h e j r ia b o r . W a g e Labor h as e stab lish ed th is paper, 7 . . . . . ; T here is a possibility, therefore, - unions of the In tern atio n al Long- w io go n. . an suffering, th at we h a ' e staled, j p a r j H urley was a rre ste d last night Stim son Mill Co. vs. Shingle W eavers 1 th built It and kept it up. and It is and m ake goed cn every o th er point i “s]lPri'ffs office on orders of slaves (including farmers, who Union No. 68, et al.— Liability for now in Its h ands and will be of in P icketing— Decision by Judge T all besides.” . U nder-Sheriff Jack Melia. in connec- them selves till the soil) are also “The U n ’ted S ta te s is in th e th ro e s v.Hb thp kilUng of Nelson. Hur- estim able value in Its dally struggles. m an in th e Suprem e Court of King of D b o r din atisfactio n trom th e At- y a l,pgp(1 1o kave particip ated in robbed of all freedom in order .----- -------» »----- •------- County, W ash. lantic to tin' pacific coasts. Both . a t,.ip,. which was m ade on Sa- that they may be robbed of the T his was an action in equity break strike;-- not < ■ nnected with the liiilu trial W orkers and A m erican v k h ev ich as he left th e re sta u ra n t fruits of their labor. Civiliza T O V E R I W IL L BE ON T H E W O R K brought by the Stim son .Mill Com- ...... stated bv the F ederal Court, because w aterfront, and c a :'5 g for a referen s{aj,t for w ork H urley is held on tion has been built upon that pany Tor an Injunction to re stra in th e p 1(l eagPS decided h e re have been dum vote to be taken by all local F cd cratn ¡lists have felt the pinch oi ERS’ S ID E OF T H E F IG H T hunger. The abnorm al rise in the a charge of investigation pending the ever since it announced its advent O rganized labor of A sto ria is com Shingle W eav ers’ and T im berw orkers beveett cases. unions in the city on the proposition prices „ ... of the necessities of Lie since . (>n’-oner's inquest. . — ------- Union No. 6S. its officers and certain If Ju d g e, T allm an ’s in te rp re ta tio n of in stitu tin g a gen ral st:ii;e of -'10 th e declaration of w ar is the cause upon the stage of 'human events ing to its own a t last. Its pro test __________ m em bers from picketing or otherw ise of the decisions is to stand, all pick- minute: * duration a protest ag -.inst of th is unrest. In B utte, everything ag a in st econom ic in ju stice will be h a ra ssin g the com pany and for $50,- i ting is a dead issue in this state. by the arrival of the first ruler 1 th'- continuance of the em ploym ent needed by the w orking class has V p w s n r i n t C o m iT litte e - and the first slave. The story heard from shore to shore, and the 000 dam ages. S eattle C entral Labor Council Acts ! agency. T he council concurred in ri en in price. So it has been in a.l o n « piT I > T he p lain tiff's m ill had closed by W h in judges of our courts d e c i d e , ^ resohiticn. v itb an am endm ent of th at civilization is "written lies of the enem y press will be nailed r com m unities. C ongress has U llin OR T r i l l i oth reason of a general strik e in th e tim to ignore th e will of the people, ex- the tim e and canditi! ns of the <]¡ny.,ia nied w ith the so-called food one a fte r an o th er, instead of being upon the page of history by the ber ind u stry throughout th e sta te on pressed in laws, by handing down a ¡f rofl udum be affirm - “ “ ".’HpUon" and prices. A bill w a s, p erm itted to go unchallenged. trail of blood and agony that July 16. 1917. T he mill resum ed oper ponderous decision declaring such , ,i( { (h . hn,,,Is f), an ad v iSory F;vjng tbP P resident absolute By th e term ‘‘enem y press" we ation on ^Septem ber 4 w ith a force of law s “ unco n stitu tio n al” it is tune for ’■ . . , ------- pa.,s«<. giving ,.... I'“ " - " » ...... ' ’, ' 7 flvnrv, h in , h u t t h e N E W YORK, Oct. 8 —P hilip T. leads from th at first ruler and th e council. — — y . com m ittee selected n - q b s '< » f c 'in ita ’Ut class. T he Dodge, p resid e n t of the In te rn a tio n a l. <jo w n to s l a v e r y ’s ___________ _ refe r to th a t class of new spapers about th irty men out of a norm al th e people to ignore the judge. T his force of 180. On S ep tem b er 10 a is th e substance of a stand taken by PO . iriRF<; CMAN VIC- A ' ‘" s l “ ' " ' r-'"s which seek s to p ro te c t the in te rests P R F D ÎC T S C entral Labor Council W ednes- = CONGRESSMAN tem porary re stra in in g o rd er was FOR S O C IA LIS T S . of th e em ploying class as ag ain st granted and the application cam e on the night, w hen it vvas decided to have steadily mounted ..<vv-. i i j)rint M anufacturers A ssociation w ere Armageddon is now on. day Prices for w heat have been settled, placed on tria l today for conspiracy j * * * those of the m en who produce w ealth for r hearin n e a rin g uh tak e a referendum vote of all affi- W ASHINGTON.—"T he S ocialists In on S eptem ber — 25. et flour sells for ? l'.5 0 per barrel, iii r.-u m i« under the Sherm an an ti-tru st law. i j t use to SpCnd time The decision w as expected to be a , atPj ]ocal unions to got an exprès- C hicaro have driven the D em ocratic for o th e rs and very often pay taxes into Wi e find th e c o n tra cts entered short tim e They a re charged w ith m anipulating - - - m om entous one for organized labor ; frocl a m ajority of unionists on - and R ep u b lican p a rtie s t( g e th e r in on w h at they possess not. m iners jv st a in arguing as to who or w'hat generally, because it vvas the first | tke advjcability of adopting as a po- ■ a < ■ bination to defeat Seym our ago th a e re coal com inadequate. The coal barons | new s p rin t paper prices. T he labor dispute in A storia is no case of th e kind brought since t h e , licy t!u> ignoring of such “judge-m ade Sted. Imán. started the present world row. __ Socialist candidate m the d iffe re n t from o th er stru g g les be fam ous St. G erm ain decision^ by th e jaw a” a s j3 instanced in the recent com ing judicial election.” declared will perm it them to strik e and prob-, Enough to know th at it is in full the governm ent will indict the 1 , tw een cap ital and labor, w hose in Suprem e Court July 17. 1917, whic i decision of tin Suprem e Court, which W illiam E. Mason, rep re sen ta tiv e a t » and th at like all previous la-rp-p from Ilbno-- today. te re s ts . by th e wav, have been said opened th e way for unions to be sued I dec,a re s peaceful picketing illegal. for dam ages in a m anner sim ilar to j j G p r cwn. p resid en t ef the* I n - ’ to be Identical! And yet th e re is a the D anbury H a tte rs ease. ! tern atio n al Shingle W eavers’ U n lo n J slig h t d ifference: Scabs a re scarce, The Stim son Mill Com pany was i toW tJ, e council of th e su it brought though th e re would seem to be plenty rep resen ted bv A ttorney D. S. H a lv e r-, a ga tn st m em bers of th e Ballard of p ro tectio n for th em —th an k s to sta d t and th e union by A ttorney j ghinglp Wea Vc rs ’ Union by th e S tim - . Thom as H orner. . . son Mill Company, alleging damage-U Gov. W ithycom be! O fficers of the com pany testified - in cn enorm ous am ount, caused hv T his struggle, in which a re involved th a t s trik e rs had picketed th e »''H j alleged picketing of th e ir scab mill Stedm an Sevm o’ th e w orkm en of th ree ship-building en tran ce, called th e ir em ployes “r a ts ’ in Ballard. The case was tried in dieted Man Killed F_ ' “ 3 THE GREAT PORT of Hamburg, tims. \ \ ith no slavery there can p lan ts, besides the lab o rers of two and “scabs,” and o th erw ise in tim id â t-j j U(1ge T allm an’s court, and while the defeat • e fimion T - ke;. ed them . 1 Stim son com pany lost th e suit bfe- M ason a ttrib u te d th e st-e n g th of Bre?.KC.. Germ any, is but a ghost of its form er i ■ • of th e saw m ills, Is the g re a te st ex no robbery, for the only In te rn atio n a l P n t 4. J. G. caliSe or of lack of ev evidence r r re e s sid ia e e m « Brown i cause iaca oi iu e u w showin the S ocialists to th e ir position regard- n .,♦» w n» , nt o h 6 tells the g rea tn ess according to a Munich T he B utte M iner of Oet. 6 tells tne i ^ t n e s s accora ng to a n u n pression of the class struggle seen in was questioned as to th e purpose o f ( actu al pickc t ing. Judge Tallm an, in . inR fbp consc ri0ti. n law. m anner in which slavery can exnres-ed him self ns firm ly of callpd a .gcab; suffering more from the w ar than express itself is by robbery, th e se p arts. Shipbuilding is at a the strik e and the significance of th e , nding down hla decision skated th a t th e nil11 com pany would h a v e : ,b e opinion th a t the people a re o v e r-, R Renting u j n g cm , erm an town scab." s ta n d s till; the saw m ills, trying to term miit-i G Mei 111,111 vizw«*. won th e ir suit if actu al picketing whelm inglv opposed to conscription /¡.<i Savicnev c j dr__ ‘ t o in r m It is tr u e . \ \ ithout slaves to he plunilered, No Picketing O ccurred I shells are being m anufactured t h e r c would be nothing for men Y erner Nelson tw ice through th at o p e ra te w ith a few of th e ir most shot num ber i of the plain tiff’s plant could have i fo r nve«-the-seas serv ice. . ns well as ^ n p o w d e r and j f n ie d e s ire T he defense put on a large X * I » _ _ ___ ..a-, T > 41A $ wzszl X t z-. se rv ile “ stan d b y s.” a re not producing “ I C fo m d 1 IlVno! ’ 4* fi’Ied w ith sorrow the r iilit b reast, inflicting wounds th ere w itnesses. Including all th « e _ de-j been proved. Brown zl declared th Cl a f t anyw here near th e ir capacity, reports f e n d a n t s w h o had been served w ith w hile th e w orkers actually escaped aPd over ’ VP1 *he voun-r men who y nriM-ess The testim ony of th e d e -! the dam aging resu lts of the suit. ilavp been taken from th e ir hom es m '“ to th e co n trary n otw ithstanding. c o n sc rip tio n le w .” said “T a in te d ” new s concerning this funse was all directed tow ard p ro v -' escaped the d rastic im poverishm ent nnder h , p ir-.g th a t no picketing took place, and confiscation of th e ir personalI'M ason. “ I am p atien tly w a itin g for s.i - ■ es nave a ttacn eu Tneniseives u> . - • . , , , c . « tita n ic stru g g le has had th e effect of counsel ■ for chains of th e m ea n liners, since , " b a t M a rte 'l t h e d e l i g h tf u l b u s i- - the . .» »------— proceeding z\n defense on belongings which fell to the W*t b: *i|P people to get a c lance to express . j- > N elson tu rn e d in lo a the opening th e eyes of a gfeat m any th e theory th at picketing w as prohib- the selves.” — .. now h isto rical D anbury w „ H a tte rs , them ■ , . . . „ • L „«er-,M r' To e«c«pe Unable to stop th e rust has been eatin g into th e ness in the first instance wav the decision of Judge T inr1 allm w orkers and m ost of them do not t BU an d i c reaf-1 iim i yj ' ™ ^ reai D' m ak e ,h e t« rn . i cran es on the quays and landing- b a c k ¡n t h c dim and distant past, to l o decision £ he?r gt b ac - ^ i - ^ f f f ’^ ^ J c o n g ' i - *o r c Su- ' - : 4 m i p ast tin door of th e stages, since its countlng-honses have W h e r c f a n b c nfj o f n e r m ^ ve ___ firm s th e Suprem e Court have th e confidence in new spapers , . | picketing w as authorized bv th e th a t labor unions are to lose on ,r bv 1 ! c o r n e as cnipty__as em pty a s its snopa a n a i U - r re m sta im u r ra m n - t, . b but it w .h heeled e e le d and fired lr? l é becom a t they had before the 8tnR strik e. lta, n fn p p rs- th a t , betw een m e m eans of fig h tin g for th e ir rig h ts ■ pp;.i n law . in r , / Thov mt e * A I union iir or R ».'officers: fighting the: ■ .- th - e conscripti r rhi-ovgii the re s ta u ra n t window, a g a in l w arehouses, H am burg is H am burg n o .'» e n m f l " a r t n a n t n a t o t p i u n a e r . ip italist new spaper, like c a p ita list | an(1 S eptem ber 4 most of the on the in d v -tria l b - a ttle ..............- o fie ld s . "s ” a n u b -; to foreign s e r v m rh e y - oj?_ Thp in inred n,an in„r ,?. A giant in chains, th e g rea t J t does not lessen the crime nor incerns in general, serves th e cap-j form er em ployes had sc attere d to Must M ust Ignore ignore or or Be e Killed 1 ® ° j !.r° n’- hi'm t-r.,-■*' -f V-o- rushed through the cafe and out in to H an seatic port bears the w ar badly sanctify the motive bv calling a lis t class This is th e conclusion , secure em ploym ent elsew h ere, and i r a i ^ r a a d e raws or w . I ,.-, - S Æ Î 27. ^ r a d ! ' S Î z s i n g c a “ t Ï Ï Ï » ■» , __ nore th ese judge-m ade law s o r we p,P O n e -se ’-t ,n from M onroe c c . u - ; t n , a . o «n u dropppd ju st a s foundlv d istressin g can be conceived l razi and amt ' th a t none of the any individual ♦ ♦ ♦ iat the s trik e rs i have form ed, of (he defend- thingg will be absolutely bound down to a e , ty i.lm nis. contains lU'd) s . g n a t u r ^ : ia n - ' reached the corner. L. than a visit now adays to its dead Im m ediate rep eal of th e bis oH leer of th e d o ck , and w barvea. ie Ship C a rp e n te rs’ Union, the larg-1 cj,a r ged ¡n (he complaint.' . e a rth by them ------- . W e m » .t _ go to t a t „ „ l i - r a , h , . ------- Few perhaps recognized the th is e thing th in ?’ rig rip h b t t now. nnw If If we w e can ca n selective ftplnrtivp d drtift net u a a p p -v , op it and m ost progressive body in th e i Vpon th e conclusion of Mr. H alver- w ith th raft act. INTRODUCTORY x . 1 'fi': JUDGE IGNORES LABOR’S RIGHTS a _ a V a « . ,x » n z v e zx Z"» I T .. 1 ,1 1 . «« r n ♦ V, T I t i ..
