Toveri., October 08, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

No. 235
TOVERI
H is r e - !
feeling betw een G erm an high final:<<
E uropean outbreak as slavery's vance guard of democracy a n d ! throughout h is address,
and th a t of th e allies, Hapgood re ­
marka
above “ ere applauded
Arm ageddon, during those first political and social progress, so —some
of them for over a m inute.
m a rk s:
fateful days in 1914, when the does the United States represent, “I am not here to appeal to passion
“ It w as G erm an high finance th at
firs t m ade clear th a t w hat m ost
dogs of class rule went mad. the rear guard of all that is au­ or prejudice,’’ he said, ‘‘but to re a s o n .;
th re a te n e d th e G erm an oligarchy was
Probably few are yet aware oi tocratic and reactionary in pre- If the w orkers ot the world a re to be
lack of raw m ate ria l a fte r the war.
econom ically and socially saved t h e y ]
it. B ut there are num erous signs sent society. Yea, verily, “the m ust use reason.
p rev en tin g th e s ta rtin g of manufa«
upon the horizon heralding the first shall he last and the last
tu re s to em ploy th e retu rn in g s „l-
“I am h ere w ith a m essage, re m e m -; The subsidized, labor-hating p ress
By W IL L IA M J. F IE L D IN G .
her th at. 1 w ant the w orkers of the —which, unfortunately, is about th e
fact. But strange indeed are shall be first.”
(In New Y o rk C all).
whole world to unite.
You have only m edium of inform ation fo r a
d j ’j'd"H;d-;l
the moves often made upon the ’
* * *
? W H IT E S ID E 1 U IJ
N D E R T A K IN G CO.
nothing to lose but your chains, and ! g rea t m ajority of the people—h as
end
for
in
te
rn
atio
n
a
l
high
fin
an
ce?
D
espite
th
e
dark
and
sin
ste
r
chessboard of events by the hand
But the blind and reckless you have the world to gain. 1'
H A U T A A N T O IM IT T A J A T
+
.
, carried a few, distorted item s of the m antle of censorship th a t droops T herefore, in tern atio n al high finance, •F
of destiny. Somewhere in the forces of autocracy and reaction
Telefooni 136-364. — Hoquiamin oso- A
don’t w ant th e w orkers to be deluded | im p o rtan t developm ents following tBe about the people of th e n ations at in o rd er to m aintain its existence
te: 420 K St. Telefooni 136.
J.
good book it says that, “the first that are now running ram pant and wait for som e Moses. W ithin • prosecution and sentencing to gal- w ar, th ere com es from tim e to tim e, m ust work a g ain st the overthrow of
Aberdeenin osate: 109-111 E. 2nd.
4.
shall be last and the last shall be in the United States are but >'our OW!1 selves lies the power. T he iOWs of Thom as J. Mooney for his through th is wall of repression and th e G erm an oligarchy. All th a t in­ ■ H l 1 ! I H - l- H 'l 1 -H -H -H -H 1 ¡ LH .
i . i only th ing lacking is the will.
alleged part m a rra n g in g the bomb suppression, a ray of light—a signifi­ tern a tio n a l high finance w ants is a
first,” o r words to that effect. , stirrin
. . g - up , the ,
, )rm , a n ti
“ The labor p arty has tw’o a rm s—
th at, on July 22nd, 1916, cant gleam of the hidden tru th .
m oderate cap italist reform of th e
A t the outbreak of tne present i juring forth the hurricane that ind u strial and political action. It explosion
killed ten and injured about 40 per­
One of th e m ost rem ark ab le of G erm an m onarchy, w ith th e reign of
unpleosantness, Russia was prob- will prove their swift and u lti- ; would be foolish to depend on the one sons in San Francisco, Cal. It has these lum inous flashes th a t have come an obedient kaiserism perpetuated.
e re e any
ably the m ost reactionary country mate undoing. E ither that or alone.
alone; -Is th
*hef
:\ny, reason
reiis7 L why
w?{.>yoij related, very casually of course, th a t to our notice since the beginning of And p erh ap s th e k aiser has now
i
•
i a re not rep resen ted a t O ttaw a
The w orld's
on the earth. Its rulers were at the signs upon the norizon tlO ^Ope {(> h e a r a fte r th e elections th a t th e m ain w itness a g ain st Mooney, the G reat C ataclysm was contained in learned his lesson.
F rank Oxm an, a ca ttle cap italist of a recent cable dispatch to the New m oney kings fullv u n d erstan d th a t
least the most reactionary, brutal not mean what they spell. 1 he j you have acted wisely.
Durkee. Ore., has been accused of York E vening Post, from N orm an w ith the crash of th e G erm an oli­
‘‘I am not asham ed of the gospel i hiring w itnesses, hut nev er have Hapgood in P aris.
SOLBERG
and unprogressive anyw here to sudden adoption of Prussian
T:Ri C.
garchy, the keystone of th e ir a rc h
•
be found. N othing more vicious, tactics and oppressions; the im- of labor, on w hich the nation's of the those papers given a n y th in g like a
is gone and they a re doomed.
A S E T T A A S IL M Ä L A S IA N U O R IL L E
a rth depend. I w ant you to rem em - ‘ tru e version of the Mooney ease.
Mr. Hapgood, by the way, is not an
JA V A N H O IL L E .
To fu rth e r quote Mr. H apgood:
conscienceless, execrable
and pudent and arrogant imposition e her
th a t m an is m ore than a beast of
opponent of th e war, nor a critic of
T
he
following
sto
ries
of
th
e
bomb
W
hy
did
in
te
rn
atio
n
a
l
high
finance
K
aikki työ taataan.
ferocious has ever been recorded I of the wilest of m ilitary brutality burden. Every country under the th a t, well-tim ed and throw n a c cu ra ­ P re sid e n t Wilson.—on the contrary,
m ake such an endeavor in July and Jo s tu n n e tte päänklpua, pyörryttäm is
in history than the rule of those and degradation upon a people sun is th e b e tte r w here labor rules.
tely, badly tore the m ost wicked com ­ he is, and has been since the begin­ August to bring about prelim in aries
“ 1 ask you to th in k kindly and bination of greedy p lutocrats, cheap ning of W ilson’s political life, his of peace before the Stockholm m ove­ ta, h e rm o stu n e isu u tta ja pakotusta
brutes and ruffians, that consti- for generations nurtured upon at
on th is m a tte r: C ap ita! is politicians and office seekers th a t staunch a d h e re n t and defender. It m ent should go fu rth e r? Its reason lukiessanne, niin te ta rv its e tte silm ä
tuted the Russian ruling class least tratitions of democracy and seriously
world-wide, and knows no country. I th is old world has ever been cursed was because of his allegiance to was sim ple. T he thing It m ost cares lasit.
during the years immediately liberty; the insulting m outhings T he system of capitalism is the sam e | w ith —th e unscrupulous gang th a t W ilson th at he q uarreled with K obert for in the fu tu re is w hat it calls o r­ SILMÄLASEJA $2.50 YLÖS-
T : R I C. A. SO LBERG ,
preceding the outbreak of the and low accusations of a horde the world over—B ritain, Africa, C an­ has haunted and persecuted Mooney Collier, and resigned the editorship der. W H A T IT DREADS IN A FTER
ada.
A
m
erica
and
everyw
here
you
of
Collier's
W
eekly.
And
his
a
d
m
ira
­
and o th er labor leaders and brought
Dream land-teatterin
yläkerrassa.
present war. Upon the other of vulgar Roosevelts and verb-
THE-W AR E FF E C T S IS REVOLU­
find th e evils of capitalism .
about
th e ir
prosecution—-should, tion for W ilson has since suffered no TION, SOCIALISM, DISORDER, all
Aberdeen, W ash.
hand, the United States was gen- ally-intoxicated Gerards, aim ed| will
“Of course you haven't th e food therefore, be very in te re stin g to all dam pening.
of which w ords m ean about th e sam e
K onttori T : r i Holstin kanssa
erally acknowledged to be the at the real defenders of demoe- profiteer here, and the coal ring, ; lovers of real fair play and justice.
Hapgood, how ever, has alw ays en­ th in g to it.
m ost politically advanced and racy, and all that is progressive and a steel ring, and a copper tru s t.’’ They were given to an e a ste rn labor joyed the rep u tatio n of being a
“ Love of o rd er (ca p ita list ord er)
dem ocratic country on earth. But and commendable in social and (G roans and laughter. I* “C onsider j daily by Mr. Claude Ellis, an attor- straig h tfo rw ard , fearless exponent of
M e ta k a a m m e
i th ese things. See if it is not possible ' nev, and Ed. Kigali, th e man whom the tru th , as he saw it, and a re le n t­ and fear of Socialism m ade it eager
som ething has happened that has political life; the silly mud sling- : to set up e new econom ic system .
! Oxman tried to bribe. Both men are less critic and ad v ersary of those to save Germ any from revolution, and
Copenhagen Nuuskan
completely reversed the appear- ing at m embers of legislative
“ 1 have been on the w estern front of G rayville, 111. Says Mr. Ellis:
hidden forces th at prowl and prey eager to keep G erm an o rd er and ef­
ance of things. Russia went bodies who refuse to surrender w ith th e C anadian soldiers. I have
In ficiency alive as fa r as possible in
e h d o t t o m a s t i p u h ta a k s i.
“ I had known Ed Kigali most of under the cu rta in of darkness.
into this war the living exempli- ; their manhood and betray their given them a word of ch eer; their his life and when, a fte r tiis visit to th is role he directed the expose of th e world, instead of having an un­
If c takaamme, ettii Copenhagen
bravery and gallan try has never been San Francisco, he w alked into my the infam ous B allenger scandal and impeded d rift tow ard com plete pop­
Nuuska on tehty Tennesseen ja
fication o f all that is autocratic, country by meekly sm othering I surpassed
in the known world. But
in Grayville, and told me the land-grab; th e fight on the notorious ular governm ent everyw here, a d rift
K cntvekyn Tupakan kokonaisista
reactionary and vile in the noble their conviction- at the behest , to me the w ar is w orse th an a thou- i office
story of O xm an's atte m p t to m ake p a te n t m edicine tru s t and benzoate- which it th in k s will plunge all Europe
lehdistä — (tupakan m u ru ja ) ei
a rt of ruling, robbing and tor­ of ruling s class m adness ; the , sand hells. T here is no language him p erjure him self I began to sit of-soda food em balm ers, which up into anarchy »the fin a n c ie r’s defini­
käytetä sitä tehdessä.
turing. These slaves have risen vicious persecutions of labor men '• in the B ritish vocabulary to describe up and tak e quite a bit of notice. to th at tim e controlled the editorial tion of w orking class a sp ira tio n s)
tie takaamme, että mausteet,
It is the g re a te st crim e ever . 1 w asn't satisfied until he had also and news policies of m ost of the som ew hat like th a t a t p rese n t pre­
against that brutal thing, and and the raw attem pts to take it.
hapttee*
ja tuoksu, se tahtoo sa­
p e rp e tra ted on the hum an ra c e .”
me the lette rs and telegram s papers of the country; exposed and vailing in Russia.
noa. k a ik k i m ikä on lisätty tu­
today Russia stands as the sole their lives by judicial m urder; (C heers lastin g for over a m inute.) shown
Hapgood
s
ta
te
s
th
a
t
the
am
o
u
n
t
of
he had received from Oxman and his fought the dangerous (to the public
pakkaan, ovat p u h taita ja sellai­
exponent am ong nations, of dem­ the official winking at the lynch­ “ You men and women have a great associates in San Francisco, and then health ) adv ertisin g claim s of (’. W. discussion raised by the Stockholm
sia, että n iitä voitaisiin huoletta
-
responsibility
on
you.
T
hat
is
to
conference
during
all
the
m
onths
I gave him the only advice a decent Post of Grape N uts and Labor-baiting
ocracy and all that stands for so­ ing of a 1 rank L ittle; the filling
käyttää m uissakin Yhdysvaltain
out th e real cause of the war. I m an could give under the circum- fam e; and engineered the m ost s ta r t ­ since it becam e an issue h as been
cial progress and a better am 1 -, of jails with conscientious objec­ j find
Pure Food, L ain mukaan.
Until you find it you won’t be able to i stances, and th a t advice he followed ing revelation of frau d u len t A m eri­ m uch g re a te r in F rance than in Eng­
nobler civilization. The slaves tors and woman suffrage peti­ ' rem ove the effects. If you do find as vou know.
can journalism th a t has ever been land, G erm any o r R ussia, and of
W E Y M A N -B R U T O N C O M P A N Y .
course m ore than in Am erica.
of the United States have not tioners and the practice upon I the cause you will also have re ­
recorded in Am erica.
e — h
“ 1 got him into com m unication
And in P a ris particu larly , th e evi­
In referrin g to the proposed Stock­
risen, but the ruling class has them ot even lower and more moved th e possibility of fu tu re wars,
i Every man lias a right to his opinion. with the Mooney Defense com m ittee, holm Socialist conference, th e p rinci­ dences
of
in
te
rn
atio
n
a
l
financial
flung off the mask of hypocrisy cruel treatm ent than ever the in­ I am convinced th a t when you probe and they apparently w ere as dum b­
pal objects of this, Mr. Hapgood can­ ' in trigue a re cropping out. N aturally
and pretense and disclosed itself genuity of the Czar's vile ruffi : to the bottom of th e cause of th e founded as 1 had been m yself when didly
adm its, “ w ere to clarify the : the general press, w orking in har-
P resid en t
as the most reactionary and reck­ ans was ever able to devise for I w ar you will find the roots deep Ed first cam e to me. It sounded too aim s fur which the w ar is being I tnony w ith its m aster, not only does
less ruling class in history. No the victims of his vicious rule: down in the cap italistic system to m uch like a fairy tale to them , and fought and to educate th e G erm an not give publicity to the im p o rtan t
1 believe they thought it was ju st people” (to a lie n ate the hold upon i facts of vital in te re st to the people
1 refe r.” (C heers.)
more complete repudiation of the allowing of hoodlums in ■ which
at large, hut essays the role of cuttle- »«siiiEiniiiEiiiiiiinnmnmiiiu!!
“ I am satisfied th a t even now the part of a n o th e r foame-up. However, them of th e G erm an ruling class.)
all that is democratic and pro­ mi itarv uniform to break up light is break in g and the dawn ap- seeing is believing, and when th e
;
To the lay mind, unskilled in the fish by clouding and polluting the
H. S L IK E R M A N
I
gressive and no more emphatic m eeting of decent citizens an<l • p e a re th on the ea ste rn front. The le tte rs and telegram s above referred intricacies and lab y rin th s of diplom ­ ; whole jo u rn a listic world as far as |
affirm ation of all that is auto­ commit other ruffianly acts and people a re ju st beginning to appre- to were placed in th e ir hands they acy. th ere should be nothing wrong i facts, tru th , and veracity a re con-
Asianajaja ja Lakimies.
th a t Socialism is the hope of realized th a t here was the m eans, with tins. And p a rticu larly so fpetn • cerned. And the official censorship
cratic ami reactionary', has ever offences against both persons ; ciate
the world. (C heers.) To you young the only m eans, to save the Mooneys, an honest an ti-kaiser view point, as a | clinches th is sham eful condition.
Room 631 *
been made by any governm ent and p ro p erty ; these and the ' men and women let me say th a t out Billings. Nolan and W einberg. I was m ajority of the proposed re p re se n ta ­ An A m erican now in Europe, Mr. J ’ acific Bldg.
SAN
F
R
A
N
C
IS
C
O
,
CAL.
on earth than has been made by thousand and one infamies tb it of the ruins will be built a new proud of my part in th is effort to j tives to the conference would jlave : Hapgood sta te s, who has been in the *2
m
that of the United State- in its are not only being allowed but i world founded on love, not hate, on save m en I did not know except as j been from the e n te n te nations and Principal belligerent countries since miHUBHIilUlintlglEKIlKliHllKI»?
not m ight, on th e basis t h a t , vjct juis Of a wicked fram e-up, but I] were actively a ssistin g th e ir respec- the w ar began, and who is one of the j
actions growing <>ut of its war. encouraged by the authorities right,
every m an, woman and child will had not realized how m uch good 1 ! live governm ents in th e w ar on the soundest and best-inform ed observers « ® ö o e e o e • • • • « • • • • • •
As Russia now represents the ad- are unm istakably and swiftly have enough before o th ers have too* had accom plished until 1 heard Judge ! central powers, am ong them being in our country, m ade the following ! •
•
• SIISTIÄ KALUSTETTJA •
mobilizing the progressive and much. L et us place ou r hope in the Dunn, one of the gang, on th re e ! H enderson, Thom as. Guesde. Vander- rem a rk s to him ;
HUONEITA
®
decent thought of the country 'p a rlia m e n t of the world, in the fed-j sep arate occasions, step outside his I velde. and o th ers less conspicuous.
“The influence of th e press is a lto ­ •
! eration of m an.”
judicial position to b elittle and be­
But, to quote Mr. Hapgood:
g eth er gone In Europe, and it is gone
upon s«»me line of action tin t
M r W instone th en dw elt for some sm irch my intentions and evidence.
Matti Reiniltä
•
because the censorship has tau g h t
will bring the reactionary and ; tim e on the b a ttle s which the W elsh ; “ He did his very b est to prove that j “ It is in te restin g th at as some of; th
e public to believe nothing. Real • 108 Broadway,
the
allies
opposed
th
e
conference
be-
Seattle
<
had
successfully
fought 1 was conspiring w ith Ed. Kigali to
Prussian-aping rulers of Uncle ' m iners
i cause they feared it would help the j public opinion is m ade in the tre n c h ­
Sam ’s bailiwick to a swift and ag ain st the w ealthy m ine ow ners, cap tu re a big purse which we w ere i G erm an oligarchy, international high ; es, in th e w orkshops and in th e con­
KAKSI AMMATTITAITOIS sharp accounting. W e confi­ i ending in the securing of an act of to divide.”
j finance secretly opposed it, and h u r - ; versations which the soldiers off on
in reply to a question Mr. E llis ; ried on th e pope’s attem p ted m edia­ leave hold with th e ir acquaintances
parliam ent.
TA RÄÄTÄLIÄ
dently look for a most sweeping
“ W hat good is th e w ar profits tax? fu rth e r said:
tion, because they feared the Stock- a t home.
It is a case of a man plundering you
“ Well, I knew very little about j holm conference would h urt the oli­
and
significant
political
turnover
“ It is a pity, too, from the en ten te
housujen
tekijöitä.
V
a­
takin ja
and then suggesting th a t^ h e sh are union and unionism , and th at little garchy and all it stood for.”
in
the
United
States
within
the
point
of view. G erm any and A ustria
kituinen tvo ym päri vuoden.
the swag. You have these ‘p atriotic' 1 learned through the subsidized
siellä, missä se tulee
j Get the significance of the la s t, were able to think largely in common
immediate future. It is a coun­ profiteers in Canada. 1 nless you press.
T herefore, I believed th a t la ­ ! five words.
Russia,
France,
Italy
and
England,
try whose political history has ' rise up and say to the G overnm ent bor was unreasonable and unneces­
hyödyttämään työläisiä
in te rn atio n a l high finance feared sc attere d and speaking different lan­
k< )S k I,
been m arked with swift action th a t it m ust tak e control of food you sarily violent in th e dem ands it was th at
guages,
needed
above
all
th
in
g
s
to
the Socialist conference would
Me pidäm m e täy d e llistä yleistä
will see th e barons step in and buy it m aking through its unions. In sh ort, j h urt the G erm an oligarchy! Think of grow into an un d erstan d in g w ith one
75 Market St., Marshfield, Ore. and sudden change. Never were up
se k a ta v a ra a varasto ssam m e —
and charge e x to rtio n a te prices.
1 w as opposed to it. but my exper- ■ th at, you honest-hearted gentlem en ’ another. T he censorships did a g reat
such powerful agencies at work
tu o re tta ja s a v u ste ttu a lihaa.
“ May 1 say a word about th e Ger-1 ience in F risco has been the g rea test j who a re aligned w ith th a t d is tin -! job in p reventing such u n d e rsta n d ­
to make swift and drastic change m ans? They a re a m ighty and un­ educational opportunity th a t ever i
W IL K E S O N C O -O P E R A T IV E
guished aggregation of m oney lords ; ings and consequently in bringing
not only possible, but inevitable, scrupulous enem y. But unless you cam e into my life. I now see what • to m ake the world safe for dem oc­ about some of the biggest e rro rs of
A S S O C IA T IO N
the w ar.”
as now. Unless the people of keep poverty out of C anada you will labor is up against, and I’m w ith it j racy.
(Työläisten kauppa)
have a m ore unscrupulous enem y to every step of the way.”
“ F ar fetched,” say you? W ell, has ' The above sen tim en ts, it m ust be
W ILKESO N,
W ASHINGTON
that country do wake up ami act deal w ith.” (C heers.)
Mr. Ed. Kigali is a w hite-haired j intern atio n al high finance ever be­ rem em bered, w ere u tte red by one in
intelligently along lines calcu­
“Now, we have w hat we call the young m an—very dapper, gauntv and • trayed the people before? W ould the sym pathy with the cause of the allies,
lated to preserve their poor liber- Stockholm m ovem ent. The B ritish well turned out.
ov erth rew of kaiserism not m ean s o and enm nate from no unfriendly
The rep o rter asked him point blank j clal revolution in G erm any, and i source.
they wi
will Labor party has decided to and will
ties before it is too late
late, they
delegates to th is in te rn atio n a l how the San Francisco th u g s had j would th is not be the fo reru n n er of
Mr Hapgood says th a t unless one
learn some line day why an ' send
m eeting.” (C heers.)
Mr W instone come to select him as th e bo lster f o r ! social revolution in all the o th er has actu ally talked with th e b e tte r
Suomalaisille hyvin
T ekem ään
laivan
ju u ria
(ship arm y of a million men, which review ed the proceedings of the th e ir devilish schem e.
European countries? And would that elem ents of the old regim e, it is d if-,
k n ees), 8 tunnin työ, palkka kohtuul- f,,r more reasons than one, can- various labor conferences in B ritain
F lushing a little, he raised his not m ean th e beginning of a quick ficult to figure how sincere is th e ir i
tunnettu
linen.
A suntoa sa ata v an a 's u o m a ­
on th is m atter, and said th a t an em ­ hand, sv. ept off his h a t and d ram a­
dread of the future. He quotes Lord |
I
not
be
taken
to
Europe,
has
been
laisissa farm a re issa lähellä työpaik­
phatic protest had been reg istered
said:
Hugh Cecil as having said: “ I would i
i created in their midst and why ag ain st the G overnm ent's refusal to tically
V A L O K U V A A JA
kaa.
“ B ecause I’m crooked.”
T here suit of this trial has tu rned me into î as soon send a child of 3 up in an
j 16 arm y cantonm ents have been issue passports, followed by a de­ was a .pause, and then, with a little a hard-shell an arch ist.
T iedustelkaa,
aeroplane as let the labor p arty send i
John Annonen, R. 2, Box 99,
“ W hat was to he the result of I delegate
H. T. M 0 T 0 Y 0 S H I
) judiciously distributed througii- m and th at the p assp o rts be issued. b ittern e ss in his voice, he w ent on:
» p , ,
j -
,
------ lo Stockholm ,” and Ilap-
W inlock, W ash.
“T hat is the question I find the all this lying? T his sending ot one | good m akes this com m ent on Cecil
| out the land Also some c o n - 1 T his statem en t was greeted with h ardest
^¡n(]_«»ijUt
in the world to answ er. man to the gallow s and o th ers t o 'a n d hjg s Kina—“
out none of them
VatmiHtaa parhaita valokuvia
j script slaves will some (lav wake , ..W e j.uy
an intern atio n al Many peopie ask it- all the people long, w eary y ears in prison.
Why. really know w hat one m eans if he
2009% Fillmora r t,
up to the why md tile wherefore m eeting m ust be held in Stockholm want to ask it, and the only .an sw er the cham ber of com m erce would says that a tra in ed labor lead er u n ­
S U U R IN ARVO
clear
out
the
a
g
ita
to
rs
who
w
ere
as
soon
as
possible.
T
here
a
re
none
is
th
at
1
am
the
victim
of
things
of their predicam ent. In the
d e rsta n d s the rea litie s of m odern
SAN FRANCISCOSSA
El M IK Ä Ä N M U U N O S T A T E J A U -
handling labor so cleverly and te a c h ­ policies b e tte r than Lord Cecil does.”
meantime their precious rulers < nmre entitled to discuss a ju st and over which 1 had no control.
HO TA R JO A N Ä IN PALJON
lasting peace th an the Labor re p re ­
“ Oxman and my fath er were friends ing it too much in Frisco.
A s an indication of the kindred
are doing their level, best to sentatives, because 95 per cent, of and in business to g eth er when I was
C reacent N ostate Jauho el ta r ­
“F ickert was th e ir tool and in
hasten the whirlwind of revolu­ the soldiers at the front a re labor a child, so I cam e to know him .and retu rn for his work he was to be
v itse m aksaa osuusvoittoja mil­
joonille vesitetyille osakkeille. Sen
tion, and to so prepare the men. W e w ant all dem ocracies re ­ his son. This son often cam e back made, through the influence of the
valm istuksessa k äy tetään nykyai­
to our little town and he and I had cham ber of com m erce. G overnor of
ground as to insure its sweeping presented.
kaisem pia ja tehokkaim pia tapoja.
“T here m ust not be a political or good tim es together, I have no doubt California.
success.
“ Then he, in his turn, would take
Kun te o s ta tte sitä tu le tte osalli­
diplom atic peace.
It m ust be a that it was this son who put the
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Miehiä
RAYMONDIN ILMOTUKS.
seksi järjestelm ällise n ja älykkään
ponnistuksen tuloksista. Te mak-
s a tte 25c ja s a a tte yhden naulan
niin puhdasta nos-
T ta te jauhoa kuin
on m issään myy­
tävänä. ja jossa on
20-25 p ro sen ttiin e-
nem pi no state voi­
m aa kuin m uissa
n o sta te jauhoissa.
L ä h e ttä k ää 4c pos­
tim erk e issä
saa­
d ak sen n e
täm än
uuden
C rescent
K eitto K irjan.
dem ocratic peace.
All k aisers and
czars m ust go. W e w ant no prem a­
A M ESSAGE FROM EN G LA N D .
tu re peace. ’ God know s no peace
Jam es W instone. president of the could be prem ature!
T here is no
South W ales m iners, was re p re se n t­ w ish that the w ar shall be fought in
ing about 3,000,00») B ritish w orking­ vain.
The w orkers of the world
m en as a fra tern a l delegate of the must u n ite.” Speaking to those in
B ritish T rades Council to the C a n -' terested in form ing a Labor party,
adlan T rades and L abor recent con­ he said: “ Let your feet be shod in
vention in O ttaw a.
the gospel of peace.”
On his way home he spoke in
At the conclusion of Mr. Win-
T oronto Labor Tem ple (o an audience stone's ad d ress th e audience stood
of 5*H) people. A ccording to a b itter up and loudly cheered and applauded
report in a local cap italist paper him.
“rank S o c ialism , was preached and
The only consolation of the cap ital­
an early peace advocated by an ist paper is the fact that the speaker
alleged B ritish labor rep resen tativ e, was defeated by the joint efforts of
who failed to win K eir H ard ie’s seat all the bourgeois parties, in the by-
Crescent
Co., Seattle, Wash.
w hen he ran as a Labor can d id ate.” elections in the constituency of the,
(B 15)
Som e sam ples of his most objec­ late K eir H ardle. But th ere m ay be
K A K S IN K E R T A IS E S T I V A IK U T ­
tionable u tte ran c e s a re given by the o th e r elections to the B ritish P a r­
T A V A N O S T A T E JA U H O
paper as follows:
liam ent in the future.
“Socialism is th e hope of the
I w orld.’’
It is to keep th e w orkers a t vari­
“ We w ant no p rem atu re peace.
God knows no peace could be pre j ance, even to the point of b itte r en­
mity, th at some of them a re favored
m atu re.”
“ L et your feet be shod in the by an occasional “prom otion” or
o ther distinction.
The w orker so
gospel of peace.”
“ The B ritish Labor p arty will at- ì favored becom es hypnotized, while
M iehen taudit,
tend th e in te rn atio n a l m eeting In the o th ers not so favored will feel
o. k. Tm kalöiwt vnohot,. Verenmyrkytys......... Stockholm . I am glad you in C anada slighted.
R esult: No organization of
HermoTuoont. y.m . ovat selitetty ja laJtk
! those w orkers, The in te re sts of the
have appointed d elegates.”
hinta ilm oitetta
“ The G erm ans a re a m ighty and w orkers being identical, they m ight
kinassa Noj I...
nka nn vapaa
unscrupulous enem y, but unless you “ plot” against the in te re s ts of the
läikille »som.
keep poverty out of C anada you will em ployer if they w ere not kept from
m iehille, jotka
have a m ore unscrupulous enem y to fraternizing too freely.
s itt pyytävät,
It is to the in te re s t of the boss
deal
w ith.”
P. A.
“ 1 w ant th e w orkers of the whole to have a crew of mixed races and
LIGXELL CO.
world to unite in one body. Capita! religious ideas. • T his keeps them
S U P K B IIIK , W l S .
from preaching unionism ro one a n ­
is world wide.”
“ Yon men and wom en have the other. though unionism m ight be good
responsibility of finding out th e real for the boss, at th a t, considering that
his in te re sts are said to be identical
cause of the w ar.”
Mr. W instone w as loudly applauded with the in te re sts of his employes.
CRESCENT
S a l a is e t
i
Liejieü’in Suom. Apteeki
care of Cooney. Oxman, m yself and UKOT JA P O JA T HOI!
older Oxman up to try and use me.
“ When first they approached me, the others.
“ I was to move into the sta te of
I told them th at the thing looked
P arrat pois, hiukset muotiin.
m ighty raw to me, and I fu rth e r C alifornia to enjoy the proceeds of
pointed out th at as I was in N iagara J my perjury
0 Ä lkää unhottako käydä M ichael- 0
Falls the day th e outrage happened; “ Did 1 ever see Mooney ? Sure. W. 211 Ellis St.
0 soliin tupakka- ja paliohuonees- O
Raymond,
Wash
in Frisco th e re was a kick in th is
saw them all, and talked with
Q sa, kun ta rv its e tte tu p ak k aa, 0
thing and the kick was com ing from them for an hour.
0
m akeisia, m iesten vaatetavaroi- 0
“ W hat did Mooney say? He said
labor w ith a capital L.
o
ta, rih k am aa, suom alaista kir- 0
th at only the fine support given him
Q
Ja
llisu u tta y. m., eli h a lu a tte 0
“ But they said to come on out. by organized labor, coupled with the
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J. VV A L D A
0
tila
ta puoluelehtiä.
O
th e y ’d see to that, and I w ent and work of his R ussian friends, have
0 0
A. T . Michaelson,
O
spent 20 days at th eir expense in saved him so far, and, he added.
RUOKATAVARAKAUPPA
0 0 Puhelin 138-J.
213 W . Ellis St. 0
Frisco, seeing the sights, having a 'U nless labor keeps on the job they'll
628—7th Ellis.
Phone 103-W. 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 «
good tim e and being coached up on hang me yet.' No, mam, he was not
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localities, happenings and peopie by frightened a t all, he is one brave
I 1 H - l- H - H l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .
Fickert, Cooney, Oxman and d etec­ man, but he does not w ant them to -1-+ F4- 1-C
tives. whose nam es I won’t m ention get away w ith the tiling they a re ,
K E N K IE N K O R J A U S L IIK E
for they could be p re tty nice som e­ after. The o th er boys feel ju st the i
tim es, too.
sam e—they think th e ir only hope i s '
Adam K arjala
“ I was to get O xm an’s priv ate with the boys outside.
check lor $250.00 and a sh are of th e
“ W hat was my chief im p re ss io n ;
432 F irs t St., Raymond, W ash. •
$17,000 they w ere prepared to pay during the tria l?
W ell, I thought
for th e lying evidence th a t would th a t they had suspended the iaw in
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
convict the Mooneys and the rest.) the in te re st of ju stice,—ju stice
P rio r to this. I h ad n ’t even read o f ; the ro tte n est bunch I ever ran i
across!
th e ease in the papers.
RIVERDALEN SAUNA
“I w ent home to G raysville, saw ; “Judge and atto rn ey s were a hun-'
Mr. Ellis and the resu lts you know. dred tim es g re a te r ro tte rs than th e ir '
i leisön käytettävänä joka P E R ­
“ I told the tru th and they couldn't intim idated, hand-picked ju ro rs; yes, j
JANTAI
ja LAUANTAI.
shake me. although they kept me on g re a te r even than th e w itnesses (
Vaate kauppa.
the stand for 16% hours and never bought with money to p erju re a
HENRY KOKKO,
w as man so grilled before.
m a n 's .lif e away.
RAYMOND — — — WASH.
“ W aiting round I thought m any
11Ä0 Godfrey St.
"Say. F risco is a ro tte n burg?! I>
Suomalaiset omistajat.
things, and I alm ost prayed th a t la ­ didn't believe th ere was so m uch
Raymond,
Wash.
bor would wake up and surround w ickedness in the world.
those halls of ju stic e i? ) and if they!
“ I shall be so glad to get back
-UH
I ¡ l-H H -l-l
1-H-l
1 I I 1 1 1 I I I ! 1 ; ! -7
had done this, Mooney would be free home, th at I shall w ant to g et me
today.
a red sh irt and a hunch of fire crack- j
new ERA CAFE]
“Who are the chief p ira tes? W ell, e rs and shoot up the town.
RUOKAA ATERIO ITTA IN, PÄIVITTÄIN JA
say. th a t's a hard one. but I th ink
“ Well, goodbye, tell the boys t o :
F ickert and Cooney m ust divide hon­ keep busy for Mooney who feels that j
VIIKOTTAIN
ors with the Frisco C ham ber of Com-' only continued ag itatio n on t h e i r '
m erer and Judge Dunn. Oxman, of p a rt and the R ussian in te re s t in him i
course, ran them close and the re-1 w'ill sav6 him from hanging.”
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