No. 243
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“It is a right to be maintained in peace or war. It is a right that cannot be invaded without destroying constitutional liberty. Hence this right should be guarded
:: and protected by the free men of this country with a zealous care, unless they are prepared for chains or anarchy.—Daniel Webster on Free Speech.
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SHIP COMPANIES DISCREDITED
ALLIANCE DOES NOI SPEAK
FOR LABOR, SAYS EDITOR
for a conviction in the Mooney
case because “ Fickert wanted
Mooney hung.” "I don’t k n o w ,
J
whether Mooney is guilty o r ,
By Ed Gammons
The local shipyard strike situation never look
not,” he said. “ W e convicted !
The W einberg trial started on him on his past record. I'd like!
ed better for the workmen than it does this Tuesday
last before our old to hang Rena Mooney too. W e , SAX FR A N C ISC O , Oct. 17.
morning. For in addition to the request from friend Judge Seawell of Santa didn’t
Paul Scharrenberg, editor of
discuss the verdict at any
the government investigating board at Portland ! Rosa, ju d g e Seawell is said to length. We wanted to get M oon-; the Coast Seam an’s Journal, one
for evidence of bad faith on the part of the As- be ?! th? °P,n,on that the ^ H e v out of the wav." Fickert; of the most powerful labor 'edi-
Weinberg Trial Starts
! I -H -1 I-H - I- H l ' H H H I - 1 - H
t-fr l l l l ' i
1 i
DUTCH DANCER
MEYER LONDON’S
GREAT SPEECH
SHOT IN FRANCE
IN CONGRESS
Paris. O ct. 16. — M ata-H ari,
the Dutch dancer, who two
(C ontinued from P age O ne)
m onths ago was found guilty
by a courtm artial-on the charge tion for night schools to tcach thP
if espionage, was snot at d a w n various m em bers of cham bers of
com m crcf w ho a re now dem anding
this m orning.
M a ia 1 lari, otherw ise known th e expulsion of m em bers of Con
g ress for th e courage they show in
tona ship companies, a wire from Spokane states! lies via the conviction
R ««»] w hich
il” ¡..tro<i«,ce«> i . C
.he |M5ui,.n as M arguerite G ertrude Zelle, honestly expressing th e ir views, to
was taken in an autom obile front j teach those cham bers of com m erce
that the Lawrence Labor Agency, agent for the A1u,ne-V or whichever of the fore Judge Griffin, according tQ jta k en by Samuel Gompers in St.
I.azaire prison to the parade I th e elem ents of A m erican dem ocracy.
Miller, and poisoned the minds support of the American Alli-
McEachern Ship Co., of this place, is being pros- '/j1 appJea r b efo re ‘him1.1’1 ' ' ' k of
pplause.)
ground
at \ incennes, where her (A W
the jurors against Mooney in ance for Labor and Democracy
e a re w orking ourselves into a
ecuted for violation of the labor laws, and a half T he absolute partisan spirit every wav possible.
in the current issue of his jour execution took place. Two sis frenzy before a single shot has
ters of charity and a priest ac- been fired at the enem y. W h at will
dozen or more of the recentlv imported men left i’1 lhe litt,c.Santa Ro.san »s well Malpiede, Forger, Still Bailiff nal, which speaks for the In ter i companied
we do late r, when th e crippled,
her.
Seam an’s union.
wounded,
and m u tilated will re tu rn
town last night tor Spokane to appear against ing the Rena Moyney trial, he T he inevitable ju ry scandal national
Mine. Mata lla ri was accused
So far, the seamen have been
from th e tre n c h es?
them.
seemed to take delight in fining marked the earlv days of the j th e only outspoken critics of of conveving to the Germans the
Mr. Speaker, there is one thing
secret ot the construction ot tue ' that the war has shown—the one
Rena
Moonev
trial
too.
G
aet-
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“
mpers
in
the
labor
movement,
Things are figuring out about right. The ship
aa“ S
y s iie ld m d
this resultingf silver lining in the dark cloud-
m
o Malpiede,
the
bailiff
in
j although
there
is . considerable entente , . n “ p tanks.”
u io
.v ia ip .t.iv ,
o k
.M im i
i.i
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m v n w h i n . r w o r k o n a n d t h a t is th e g rea t lovalty of th e
companies are becoming more discredited in the ted into evidence a photograph Judge
D unne’s court, forged a ! resentm ent toward Ins policies j hi tne tntnix rushing Mork on | Amer|caii ppople (Applause } Thp
public eye every day. Their stubborn greed is j»t ^ sccne .»f the explosion “ friend’s” name on the jury pan-: in connection with the war a special gas to combat their w ar cam e a fte r a cam paign conduct
ed w ith th e im plied prom ise th a t
which is kept down bv fear of i operations,
fast bringing them to the brink. All the ship-! ^ " ,,,',¡ '¡ 1 7 , i p L n , a P ' ' " n a T el. Malpiede also
. . surreptitious-
.
th e re would be no w ar. N ev erth e
the denunciations expected from !
L IFE IM PRISO N M EN T IS less. th e people have accepted the
yard workers have to do now is to continue toi'™.»»«« later he refused t , ¿ J i ' T ™ “ A T T A o T A “patriotic” sources.
LIKELY FOR KORNILO FF decision of th e law m aking body of
th e country and abide by it. No one
The
editorial
in
this
issue
o
ft
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do nothing and let the shipyard owners hang
Lm
" ,e C ' V " f ,, h r
the Seamen's Journal is headed
i.i- T i> n r i> \n
n
17
i wil1 contend that conscription was
i . i. . r i
1 “• * b t u 11\ \ I /,
i >ct.
l z .—-I popular. It n ev er h as been resort-
themselves.
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M m a iy on the ru rf of the E i l - I '0"« -
l' A er'; '.l,crc'nrc; o
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a
u
1CS’
aI1<
lia<
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,lh
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'G
eneral
Chablosky,
president
o f <*d to in previous w ars except in th e
They have been given plenty of rope, and it is :,crs budding taken one hour entire panel though the defense ,OWS:
t t h e c o ,n n i js s io n o f i n(|U ir y i n t o , la s t e x tre m ity
Still th e people. In
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T l i e
P ir
i r loyalty,
In v n lt v
in th
th e
n ir
lr a
i i n n u ission
o a in n
trx
“57
V
arieties.’”
,
,
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,-r
•
,
;
,
j
th
in
subm
to
had
been
denied
access
to
it
bv
now entangling them m a mesh ot their own McKenzie made a fight to get order of the court. Malpiede
, t
t
he
KortiiT
.1
1
aifan
,
has
returned,
jaw
Have yielded. W hen you deal
, , , ,- , T ,,,
,,,, , . ' . . ¡to
. . . Petrograd,
“Savs
Editor
of the
and in an inter- with
w ith a people w ttn
ith such
such proi
profound
• ,
i
‘
,' , , , Frev
to
i . etrograd, an<l
making. They made pledges to their workmen this im portant photograph into w.is n t \ ci p u n i • s , .i t ' , . , > ... i. instea«
ter,national Mohlers Journal:
view with local newspapermen lovalty. when you deal w ith people
which they never kept. Their agents are charged,cv,<lenec«
Seawe,! lu,ed lnnl
Alm ost every word ant? every was given charge of the ( ixman j ‘" ‘XT other group, except our <iee]ared that he did not see in w' t'1 such a devotion to law, when
is competent
to speak
for ’ ine actions oi
o f G e n e r a l K o r n iln f f i you deal w ith a people so thorough-
with violating the criminal laws of the land, and: ruling ¿if Seaw ells was against jury panel and jurv. At the m o -:QWn,
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uen erai ixorniion | ly acquies(,ing tn the principles of
ru le possible
a tte m p ts to sup-
ch, freedom
discussion o f
of u npardon
expression.
even as they violated their word to the workmen. |
, V '“T * ;“v ’f i w ithout ceremony.” the Fickert encc and convention, has adop of a nature to weaken the fight- i able
T hings a re becom ing unbearable,
ted e an t official attitude. An ex- 4,1
All the workmen have to
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continue — ----,
to ; iW liil 4UUUIIK. » , 'T 1I11O
h is 'u -s tn n J ? Cunha-K oster combine brazen
ing
General
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S front.
Il 'IlU.
' «V 11V I HI Chablovsky
X HO *• • » . J j , fn o rd er to m ake th e world safe
1 for dem ocracy, a very '•harm ing slo-
ei'S are convicting them-1 already had been ruled out i n | lv X T ^ e - a r i J i i c h i n ’- are aT '
att7n . of sonie. of thc lia*tv ’ ! expressed the opinion that Gen-,
^ h ^ e ierm itted^tT go un-
do nothing. The employer
rled
w
eb
we
w
eave
w
h
e
n
^
hc
previous trial by poor o l d ,*
at k -a l lynching.., are as- undiges ed expressions of policy era] Kurniloff can be sentenced : S j sh7 d
the m o s / a abom ina-
selves. “Oh, what a tangled
p e u weu we w eave, w nen : (udge Ounne -You can’t prove I su<r(£L1-
wlnch haVC 1,een cxpressed bv onlv un(ler article 100, dealing | ble acts In th e h isto ry Of thi
tliis coun-
ive.
.
la zconspi
conspiracy against the whole!
1 hat s Law and U rdcr-
some local members of trade with •attem
ts against the e s - j t r y - t h e d eportation of tw eli Ive hun-
first we practice to deceiv
attem p pts
j n ! tired m en by a law less "row d speak-
unions here and there through tablished governm ent and
w orld,” Dunne told Jim B ren
1 ing •»
in « th
of /i i<tn
law ctjiu
and yrucr
o rd er
«
«
«
r
1 no e nam
luuiic e A
out
the country would lead a volving
nan during the Billings trial.
the penalty of ble m i-; in the State of Arizona. W e have
unions
that
if
the
introduction
CANADA’S LABOR
person who was not b etter in prisonm ent.
that this ... evidence
been too busy to tak e it up. Thi>
the tim e card was the innoc-1 Seawell
. , knew
,
,
formed
tu
believe
that
the
trade
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o
u
trag
e
was com m itted th re e m onths
DISPUTTS ACT I of
itons thing the governm ent d e -1was dlcgal, vet lie dclil.e: atcly
SUGAR FACTORY TIED
ago. The men are still in exile
union
movement
bad
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varie
IS FAILURE d a r e d it to be, it was not worth : "it.ih eld his ruling on the ad-
UP BECAUSE OF STRIKE T1lpv.<larpd
oppose a pow erful cor-
ties" of policy in connection with
! poration.
W e have to lerated th e
precipitating a strike for by per- ¡ m issabilitv of this testim ony till
the
present
trem
endous
prob
lynching of a m an in R 1 >. M ontana.
sisting in its introduction, and. the jury heard every word 01
lems which face both trade u n
(C ontinued trom P age O ne)
B IL L T X ti^, Mont., Oct. 17.— because he stood for th e rig h ts o?
it.
A
fter
all
this
stuff
had
stink
lio
n
.
W
.
Rourke
Cock
ran,
further, they took the stand that
country.
There 1 • Several hundred enpiloves
of the f'ie ■*< lab
rin g people.
deep into the minds ot every who defended Tom Mooney, the ionism . and the
.
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m
n v N o SO
n N
v of • W ashington
Mr.
H
a total of 100,(08 employes, the governm ent was bound bv
Sugar , company
jurym an, Seawell, with a play California trade unionist now must be unity of purpose and j Great W estern
.
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.
.
,
W
ill
th
e
gentlem
an vield for r.
whose tim e loss was 4,838,6471 lts promise not to interfere with
of action
if we are to suc- went on strike here last night I question?
of im partiality, also ruled it out. under sentence of death for set-. unitv
,
.
,
.
working days. In 44 cases, in - :
during the war.
because they were refused an
Mr. LONDON. Yes
T here is practically no evi-1 t ing the preparedness parade I c,eed
1,1 uu.knig our movement
volving 44,086 w orkers and a
For some time previous to deuce against W einberg. P o o r ! bomb in San Francisco on Julv power
Mr. JO H N SO N of W ashington. Mr.
which it should be in increase of 7% cents an hour,
Speaker, did not th a t m an w ho w as
loss of 3,665,969 days, applica- the strike m atters were in a very old Oxm an is back m averick-■ 33 1916, charged at a meeting the present crisis.’
and the mechanical departm ent lynched
B utte p e rs ’sf in saying
tion was made for investigation, j unsatisfactory s ta te : in fact, the ing in the hills of Oregon. John ! of labor leaders last Saturday
1 his is comment well taken ' of the factory was closed in con- night a fte in r night,
from a soap box,
O f the^fe, 18, affecting 20,330! condition was in the nature of
sequence.
I th a t soldiers w ere nothing but scabs
M cDonald is taking the rest | night at the Hotel McAlpinc atid right to the point.
employes, with a loss of 1.822,- an arm ed truce. Several m at ! *’* re.
--------------------------------
J in uniform ?
“The last convention of the
to >
¡th a t the bomb was not set
803 davs, did not result in ters of long standing crept in to ,
. \n
, d . nothing
- - , seems
•
- bv American Federation o f L a b o r ' W ith all due credit to the a c tiv i-, Mr. LONDON. Yes- but if th«
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tb o n ffn tr n«fi iti.. frn.ror-.i .1 , r e m a in o t t i i e principal \\ it 11 c>sts y 1 nonev ami his alleged accom
.
, "
! ties of the A m erican B ankers' Asso- gentlem an
from Washington (Mr.
strikes
o r 1 lockouts
until after
the attair and tiie general up- -¡save the unsavory —
w o r d s on
o n j ; ciatioi) WP believe th at in tlie long Johnson) is w illing to nunisli care-
an\ words
Edeau women > p]jccs, but bv “the interests that did not mince anv
the board made a report. These i ward tendency of the prices
! t lie
eath no-
, of ot
e d dearth
e a r t h o of t w
r ,. n now
n w d determined
e te r m in e d
to
i i i i . o i m u .
i n - J . - run
u n labor
m oor will
win have
nave about
about as
as m m uch
ucn less
less and
and foolish
foolish w w ords
ords »’v
bv d death
no-
of Oakland. lh
1 lie
w it-
it-j .i are
to Iritm
hang - U1C
1,1 e subject of u m i ilitarism.
strikes were, therefore, “legal." the necessities of life did
n o t nesses is made tin lor bv the \[ ,-mev ”
‘
nOi
II.- -dleo-ed H.-.t report of the special comm ittee i
(i° hi saving th e nation.—M ont. ! body else would, p a rticu la rly In the
204 “Illegal*” Strikes
make for Peace-
i n u n d u c , S e a w e l l into the i tl,eSe in terest, were the
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T h u s there have been 204 “ il-
j n Queensland the trouble i case. He is so ranklv hosti.c , Railroads of San Francisco and 1 1 nose.
t i o . t i l l \ >e, I l .1 | And while they are a t it, why nof and s ta tu te s provide a uenaltv, hut
legal” strikes and lockouts, af-j was ,nainly confined to t h e ’ to the defendants that any of ¡other financial interests.
Mr. the views of the authorized re p -, carry the investigation far enough to th at penalty is not death T he pen-
if any A m erican money has been a lty of d eath, th e penaltv of lynch
fecting 80,278 employes, w h o se; w barVes, while Tasm ania, whicn them going before him is se- ‘ Cockran’s charge will be nresent- reseiltatives’ ot the American !
labor
movement,
for
it
receive<l
i
”s
)
1
e
/gr^
’?^ a^ ceSoacny mpmber o f : ing. can jjn lv be advocated by sav-
loss was 3 015,844 days. J d ¡s an island, was completely iso- verely handicapped.
! ed to the President’s Commis-
apes, by riien who have lost all sense
the
unanimous
vote
of
the
con-'
these 178 strikes, involving 06,-; lated by the stoppage of inter-
It is a question though ifjsio n .
— ———— -
i Of rig h t and wrong, and a M em ber
vent'.ofi.
High up on the slopes of j of C ongress should be the last per-
532 employes and a loss of J.*! state steam ship traffic. South Seaw ells bias alone can con
“ Later, when it became evi Motinr Mariveles in the Philip- r on in the world
At the trial of Mooney, Air.
172,678 days, occurred without A ustralia and W est A ustralia vict W einberg. It is a fearful
at,en‘Pt to co'--
nine Islands dwell the las. rein-i ¡ ing
¡T
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either party to the dispute seek have both suffered severely on handicap in a battle of life to Cockran said, lie worked on thc dent that our country would be Pi
ing the aid of the act.
Mr. JO H N SO N of W asliing'on.
x
account of the interruption of be tried by a judge so obviously theory that the bomb had been come involved in tbe world war mints of an ancient and m yster
The act also breaks down as i |]le steam ship service.
Partic- indifferent to fair play as Judge set bv a madman, as at that time there was a conference of all the ious race—the negritos, or “little Mr. S peaker, will th e gentlem an
he could discover no motive executives of the national a.'d
Though disinclined to yle^d i,I>ro^ ,otheTr Qu5 stion?
a conciliatory agency. Its pen- ularjv was this the case in W est Seawell.
which a sane person could have i rern atio n al unions comprising
thu n.e ^ rito _’s "ulefattg-: m J. JO H N SO N of W ashington. Did
al provisions have been lightly A ustralia, as the E ast-W est
The Usual Ju ry Scandal
regarded. In the nine vears end- T ranscontinental line was af-
T he case started with another for setting it. But. he said, ac the American Federation of l a- a i.e in the chase, lie will bunt not this m ore or less m ad man
ing December 31 last there have fected, and the outlying position jury scandal. Every case tried quittal of Oxman had convinced bor. This conference again set all ('.av-without eating a n y th in g ; know that when he w ent one bit fur-
been 11 prosecutions seven for of ^jie §ta te made it im possible, so far has disclosed the delib him, together with other devel forth the position of the Amer- but the mango, or banana t h a t : tber each nigllt he most certain ly
mav seize
seize as
is be
r u s h e s b b v y ., ' upon
wou,d himself
brinii if serious
consequences
nt max
ne rushes
he abused
and de.
illegal strikes and two for illegal for other means of transport to erate manipulation of t h e ‘jury opm ents. that the explosion was j iean labor movement. It was he
a
part
of
a
plot
bv
the
United!
a
conference
.
composed
of
a.t-
11 the dogs are scarce for any I fam ed the soldiers of th e U nited
l°ck°uts-
i be used effectively.
i panel which showed clearly that
^rhe ,nv'est'^ a; ° r s . conclude: j For a tjm e the
ht or fights I Fickert and the gam* feared a Railroads and others to get rid I thorized spokesmen for organ reason, women are pressed into I S ta te s?
service, and these go lo p in g 1 Mr- LONDON. I do not know
in the iace of tins record, ,t j were confined to the in(lividual ' clear im partial trial before an of Moonev who was trying to ized labor.
through
the brush, velping in i whether that ,nan was “ ad-
organize the street carmen of
does not seem probable that a j states affected> bnt with t h e ! honest jury.
“ Xow we have just bad anoth imitation
of the canines f o r 1 M r‘ JO H N SO N of W ashington. I
wholesom e respect has been , spread of the trouble the com-
D uring the selection of the San Francisco. He also charged V er I kind
say th at he w as a half mad man.
of i V conference
claiming
to ' L
M 1IU u
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v Irt
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few of the p ro s-H ^ at D istrict A ttornev 'C. M. speak in the n a n * of labor. I t l " 1'» 1" they are substituted.
fostered for such.provisions. On m onwealth governm ent stepped Billings' jury a f<
Mr. LONDON.
I do know th a t
the contrary, w hatever s u c c e s s ^
w M. H ughes, the p rim e ' e d itin g gang w ent to certain ! Eickert. and his assistant. E. A was composed of at least 57
has attended the act has beenG *t;;'inistcr . i n t h ? sp e e c h ‘^ tifV in g ■
! clergymen
town
aske I , j Cunha,
—
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— --
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, , were u involved
h t in thc • plot
♦ H ! »arieties o if parlor Socialists. i i U n ited W e S ta n d , D iv id ed W e F a ll”
due to the conciliatory effort of of such intervention, made an 1 j them
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to influence m embers ot : a'ru
"new
it\ uv cmixn e< > prohibitionists, trades unionists
the C anadian departm ent of la- i impassioned plea for strik e -! their faith who might be se- Mooney on perjured testim ony. ¡ an(| nt]lcrs ' T rue,
was calIert¡
,
1 lie time has arrived when the workingmen of the country
bor through its tatr
off'ce breakcrs or “ voiunteers,” at th ellec te d on the jury, to convict
Mr.
Cockran
called
attention
bv
Messrs.
Gompers
and
'Morri-i
m
ust
unite! Organized capital is strongly united in its efforts to
and its hoards of conciliation same time trying to reassure un- dillings. ---
W e have also found to the charge, not denied, he son. but no one who pretends to crush tbe rightful demands of the workers. The so-called capitalist
and investigation.”
i io n ism ; but, as actions speak out since that one of the Bill said, that Martin Swanson, se be lair would call it a truB re o -j napers are always trving to form public opinion against the work-
Such a report, coming from
‘ • " 11 words, be was suc ings’ jury has secured the re
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n
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cret service agent of the rail- resentative conference of thei ingmen. They publish news and articles in the interest of th«
such a source, will probably put louder than
cessful onlv in obtaining “ vol- lease of a woman convict from wav evstem. had offered $2500 American
trade-union
m ove-' m aster class onlv.
a dam . per upon attem pts to e n - , ! unteers.” and this success w a s j^ an Q uentin though she bad
l he workingmen of Astoria and vicinity know this to be an
Tf the executive offi-j
and $500 to Israel W einberg and ment.
act sim dars la w , ,n thw c o u n -, acl.om plishc,,
other mea,ls served but a short part of a
others to give nerjtired testi cers of the A. F. of F. had been absolute fact. The workingmen of this com m unity can see there
try. I p Jo date only Colorado tban words
J°ng sentence for forgery of a mony against Moonev the dav desirous of bolding a reallv re p
is only one paper in Astoria that is publishing the facts about the
has such a law, in operation
Wll
resentative labor conference to strike and that paper is “ the Daily T overt” (T he Daily Comrade)
before
the
explosion
took
place.
about two vears.
W ar M easures Taken
| j n T oni Mtwney’s case the He s<-iid th at several davs before j formally assure the president
I his paper has been published in the Finnish language onlv,
lh e next step was the issu -! prosecUfjon were eaught trying
that labor is lovai, thev certain
the
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ance of a war m easure m aking to piant a gunm an on the jury,
w’tiv had issued a statem ent ly bad it in their power to do ( that could he read bv the English-speaking people also, so we
ordinary jury that “a dynam iter named Mooi n_ |so . Instead thev stuffed th e ir| decided to do all we could to let all the people know the real
STRIKE
BLAMED it a , crime f to interfere with the ¡H
. e w asn’t on was the kindlv
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provided
he m eeting with all shades and va- facts . about the strikes and all other
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VIUN U W I L n iA A I E d lN l ing industrial operations, pun- on a “special”-venire by Sheriff ev" was working among the
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I ishahle by a fine of $500 or six Tom Finn, who loves the “com- , men.
talked and resoluteed and de-
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! m onths’ im prisonm ent or both. mOn peepul” around election
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crisis on account of high prices, were established at which to re- the gang in their dirty work M ONSTER DEM O NSTRA ; necessarily either a fool or a
You can answ er this bv simply cutting out and filling the
and the strike supplied the tan ' em it “ volunteers,” and immedi- whenever he is called upon. J.
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subscription blank below. Bring it or mail it with the subscrip
gible ground tor united action, j atelv followed the order th at i \ \ \ 'Miller, hardw are merchant.
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j “Gompers probablv bad his tion price to:
E arly in th e difficulty the ’ none of the “ volunteers” were told President Lofthouse of the
' own good reasons for holding bis
governm ent introduced scab la- to be dismissed with the term i- Millmen’s Union that he voted
W ashington, Oct. 16.— Police personally conducted highbrow '
Tbe Daily Comrade.
bor under the ^picturesque name nation of the strike.
Mullownev todav sen- conference.
But with all due
Cor. 10th & Duane St.,
of “ volunteers, and the unions
Several leaders already have been declared an illegal organ-j tenced four suffrage pickets to r e s o e c t to him and his high po-
Astoria, Oregon.
replied by declaring everything been imprisoned for six m onths ization and the efforts to link six m onths
each in the w o rk !
we
a£rree with the
Please enter my subscription to the Daily Comrade for
“ tainted" that was
handled by | and under a later war m easure up some of the unions with it ¡house. Thev were arrested a f t- ; decja ra tion
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these “ volunteers.” 'I hits t h e , about half a dozen unions have > are designed to make them i l- |e r picketing the
white house I o l, r n a i that ‘no other group, ex-
strike spread over practically ec .been deregistered. U nions de- legal also.
¡with banners dem anding woman cepf nur own is com petent to
ery railroad and
governm ent registered are deprived of all T he determ ination of the g o v -• suffrage. Declaring that women
ppeak for the trade union move- Name . . .
owned tram w ay in the common- the benefits thev mav have oh- ernm ent not to dism iss the “ vol-j refuse to recognize the law thev ine!'1t at thj< time ” '
zXddress
wealth.
j tained from aw ards by the fed- unteers" is at present the great j didn’t help make, the sufira-
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The governm ent cry of I. \ \ . eral arbitration court, or, in oth est obstacle to the term ination ; gettes here this aLernoon an-
“Skill ip tb e united force of expe
W . had little effect, as nearly er words, unions deregistered of the strike, as the unions are nounced a m onster dem onstra- rience.
intellect and passion in th eir
every union affected joined the are practically outlawed. The I. fitllv determ ined not to work ; tion to be held before the white operation on m anual labor.”—Jo h n Subscription rates: $4.00 per year, $2.25 for 6 months, $1.35 for
Ruskin.
strike. It was argued by the W. W . has for some time past alongside this class of labor.
j house November 10.
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