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No. «51 TOVERI • - - - -------- U J P E O P L E MUST OWN RAILROADS, l?'VT>I7, D rF'C’ H iA ilS K lo ______ p ^ A IT U D z \ ^ iec s ° s N t T a R n ° o L s & — RAILROAD REPORT. v I shire, ch airm an of the New H am p sh ire public service com m ission, w as elected p resident of th e association an® «*amea B- t a l k e r , se c re ta ry of , , n w it E *I v the New York public utilities com- ; mission, secretary’. X german officer is EXECUTED BY MEN COM MISSIONERS British Front in France and W ashington. Oct. 24.—R ealization of th e S ocialist dem and for public Belgium, Oct. 25.—In one oi ow nership and operation of the 257,- the redoubts captured from the 000 m iles of railro ad s in the U nited Germans Monday northeast of S ta te s is speedily inevitable. I t re p re s e n ts th e only adeq u ate an sw er to Ypres, according to reliable in th e p rese n t breakdow n of the tra n s formation, British troops found a p o rtatio n system w hich th e railroad German officer who had been ex m anagers have im posed upon th e ecuted by his own men. His people. hands had been bound behind T his is th e rev olutionary conclu sion contained in th e rep o rt m ade him and he had been shot. Many to the N ational A ssociation of R ail tales are going the rounds of w ay C om m issioners by th e associa the British soldiers indicating tio n ’s special com m ittee on public much dissatisfaction among the ow nership and operation. German T he association, w hich is holding various bodies of the its 29th an n u al convention in the as troops. Very often soldiers who sem bly hall of th e new in te rsta te are charged with desertion and com m erce building. Is m ade up of re p re se n ta tiv e s from th e s ta te ra il other violations of the military law escape with slight punish w ay com m ission. The special com m ittee on public ment. According to prisoners ow nership and o peration co n sists of this is something new for Prus 'E . O. E dgeeton, C alifornia, c h a ir m an ; John G uiher, Iow a; Shelby sian militarism. T aylor. Louisiana, and C arl D. Jack- son. W isconsin. T he Only Solution. “Irresp ectiv e of w h eth er he is an advocate or an opponent of th e th e ory th a t th e in te re sts of th e people a re b est served by public ow nership W ANTS HONOR GIRLS TO GIVE UP CANDY TO CONSERVE SUGAR of u tilitie s,” declares the rep o rt, “th e stu d e n t m ust recognize th e fact th a t public ow nership, w h e th e r national, Miss Ailsa M acM aster, head of the sta te , d istric t or m unicipal, is g rad ually replacing both reg u lated and P o rtlan d H onor G uard girls, a fte r co nsultation w ith W . B. Ayer, federal u n regulated p riv ate ow nership. “In co untries a t w ar—th a t is, in food a d m in istra to r for Oregon, has co untries w here th e s ta te in sists on expressed a -d e s ire to put before the a m axim um of e ffo rt—the m arch in girls of the organization the question th e direction of com plete public con of "cu ttin g o u t” candy. Miss Mac- tro l appears to be m ore rapid th an M aster said th a t she realized w hat in co u n tries leading a norm al ex ist a vital and im p o rtan t m a tte r it is ence. B ut th e à ire ctio n is clear in a t the p re se n t tim e to conserve su g ar and o th e r a rtic le s of food so m uch both cases.” T he com m ittee explains th a t th is needed by th e allies. “1 am su re th a t every girl in the su b stitu tio n of public ow nership and o peration for the public good for pri guard will be w illing to show her v ate ow nership for private profit is p atrio tism by not only ab stain in g th e re su lt of new econom ic conditions from the purchase of candy, but by w hich th e ow nership-for-profit sys requesting th e ir friends not to p re se n t them w ith candy,” said Miss tem does not m eet. “W e a re discarding existing busi M acM aster th is m orning. As a g re a t deal of fudge and can ness m ethods and sta n d a rd s as w asteful and unsound and are tr y dy m aking is done in th e hom es, an ing new ones. N ow here has th is appeal Is to be m ade to the g irls change m ore clearly and m ore s trik to refrain from m aking th e home ingly m anifested itse lf th an in the goodies. T his question will be put relatio n s of our principal public u til before the girls at a m eeting in the n e a r future. ities. the railro ad s and the people. "W hen, th erefo re, a y e a r ago, a duty of th is com m ittee seem ed to be a d isp assio n ate study of the prnte and cons of public ow nership and op eratio n , the force of world ev en ts has since o v ertak en us and rem oved our topic from the sphere of th eoretical discussion into a place of acu te and im m ediate im portance. DO NOT FORGET “And our conclusion is th a t the J th a t no e n te rta in m e n t will surpass, tre n d of th e tim es is unm istakably in th e direction of com plete public if even equal, in all-around goodness control and operation of public u til ¡th e Dance a t the F in n ish Socialist ities. especially of the m eans of com : Club Hall tom orrow evening. Admis- m unication such as the railroad, tele 5 sion 50c for gentlem en, ladies free. graph and telephone.” T w en tieth ce n tu ry dom estic com Music by o rch estra. m erce, the rep o rt se ts forth, dem ands nationalized tra n sp o rta tio n service of Love is Fleeting. a so rt th a t can nev er be secured u n Four divorces were consum- d er priv ate and divided ow nership. i ated yesterday in the circuit M oreover, c a p italists refuse to a d vance th e m oney to extend and equip I court here, the grounds being the th e railroads unless the governm ent i usual ones—either getting some will g u a ra n tee w hat th ey call “a d e thing they -didn't want or w ant quate r e tu rn ” on th eir investm ent. "T h e re is no doubt,” th e rep o rt ing something they didn’t get. continues, “th a t additional billions of They are now free to get into capital is n ecessary, and since regu fresh misery. lation cannot perm it the raise of railroad ra te s to a point w here the Drops in the Harness. n ecessary capital will be provided Jacob Sold, a resident of Knap- from n et earnings, the necessary funds must, come from the investors . pa, dropped dead with a shovel or the governm ent.” in his hands at Knappa yester- T he rep o rt on public ow nership is ! day. He was 65 years of age scheduled for discussion tom orrow afternoon. T he discussion prom ises , and his sudden death is thought to be a hot one. j to have been due to heart trou E dw ard C. Niles of New Ilam p- ble. Funeral services next Sun Girls’ Patriotism Put to the Test Local Notes Ylimääräistä Voimaa TAIKINAN NOSTATTAM ISEKSI T ässä on n o state jauho jossa on 20-25 p ro se n ttiin enem pi n o sta te voim aa kuin m uissa n o state ja u hoissa. Se on k ak sin k e rta ise sti vaikuttavaa, joka ta rk o itta a , e ttä siinä on kaksi n o state kaasuna- toim ivaa a in e tta , tavallisen yhden sijasta. Sen kanssa voidaan se k o ittaa taik in a ja a n ta a seisoa kah tee n to ista tu n tiin a sti ennen pais tam ista, ja täydellinen nousu on seurauksena. Ny kyaikainen valm is tu s a n ta a sille hal van hinnan — 25c naula. M aksaa e- nem pi, ta h i yhtä paljon vähem m äs tä , on haask aam is ta. L ä h e ttä k ää 4c postim erkeissä sa a daksenne täm än uuden C rescent K eitto K irjan. (B-14) j day will be in charge of the Or der of Red Men of Ivenson. Passports Denied. The district exemption hoard has upheld the decision of the local exemption board in not granting passports to the follow ing men of military age, who wished to return to their home lands: Adolph S. Alsos, John Cholherg, Thomas A. Iverson, B o r i n g Johansen, Wilhelm Skang and Andrew A. \\ . Iven son. The reasons given were that this country needed them . for a while. Old Pioneer 111. C. J. Curtis, long associated with the social and political life of Astoria, is seriously ill in St. Mary's hospital from asthma, a 1 complaint from which lie has C rescent Mffl. Co., S eattle, W ash. ; been a sufferer for years. Young Soldier Dies. Robert E. Croshaw, a young soldier 18 years of age, belonging K A K SIN KERTAISESTI VAIKUT- l to the 2d Company, O. A. C„ TAVA NOSTATE JAUHO died at Port Stevens Wednesday morning from ptomaine poison, being stricken with the attack at Seaside on Tuesday. The re mains. accompanied bv his fath er and brother, were shipped yes terday to Salem for burial after Pyyt» k O VAPA L Ä Ä K E KIRJA No: ». an impressive military funeral of the J o m » yli 25 erilaiata mimitaa ja n a intän U n t i» 1 held from the chapel on «ehtotty, «ek» täydellinen luettelo iuum»- Hughes undertaking parlors. laisista Uakkelata Lähettäkää laadin nim i* C R ESC EN T Jos olette Kipeä • l i taudin oireet ja me «»itiimme teille m iM lääke oli»i tilattava, lääkkeen hinnan y. m. (Lääkkeet eivät ole patentlilääkkeitä vaaa toei suomalaisia lääkkeitä.) (Tämän kirjan saatte vapaasti, ja p itiin i elia kaseo »iiom:diaan kodiua, «illä ette tiedä, mka tarvitsette «itä Varokaa hunibuuki ik k e itä ja kumtmuki tohtoria - LigneU'tn Apteaki m «nurin——— ------- »uorr. Ap*eek»A'hdj: vellniKea----- S P. A. UüNBLL CO.. Sapcrtar, Wte. More About McEachern Co. Last W ednesday the McEach ern Ship Company, sent to un ion headquarters a compiled list of the names of the strikers they would take back. The list is said to have contained no name of a HSB ------ U ------- U Ft. Brag gin ilmotukset P eople’s Council m ovem ent. In fact, done to deserve It—the fem ale soul th e Council and Socialism w ere m ade of G erm any felt outraged and a g h a st the issue, and as m ight be expected, w neu m asculine E ngland m enaced the m achine politicians a rro g a te d h e r w ith c h a stise m en t.” The a u th o r of th is am azing phil to them selves all th e honor and glory A. P O L L /’N of being the only genuine p a trio ts in osophy is as a m a tte r of course no th e tow n and th e Socialists w ere E uropean or A m erican. R äätäliliike F o rt Braggi»»« charged w ith being ev ery th in g from H ere th e m a tte r is looked a t w ith 334 Main S tre e t. P uhelin 612 pacifists to tra ito rs. W hen th e bal E a s te rn eyes a n d th e easy sty le and M iesten pukujen h in ta 17 n oiiariata on ainoa, jo k a lim o itta a T overissa lots w ere counted it was found th a t carefu l logic of “The Ju d g m e n t of the ylöspäin. Punanitua- ja p ra sa a y a ty o u the four can d id ates of the S ocialists O rien t” by th e C hinese stu d e n t and o te ta a n vastaan j a sä ily te tä ä n pitern Auki yoiia ja p äivältä. Rcdw ooa Ave. w ere lead ers for th e city com m ission tra v e lle r K ’ung Y uan Ku-suh, would m an ajan. F C R T BRAGG, C A L. w ith th e 6late picked by th e C ham ber g rea tly com m end it. A m ericans will D. B randou, W. M ahlm an, L. B randon of Com m erce and o th e r “non-parti sim ply enjoy th e som ew hat p rim i M ain & L a u re i k a tu je n kulm assa s a n ” bodies as th e ir opponents. The tive, quiet O rien tal view tak en of F o r t B ragg, C a t Socialist nom inees a re a cigarm aker, th e w ar, w hich com es as an en tirely p resid e n t of th e T rad es council; a new reading of the w icked old pro T H E B. M. B. MEAT M ARKET new spaper re p o rter, p resid e n t of the verb founded on a F re n ch saying: myyvät ensiluokan Myy lihaa, ru o k a ta v a ra a , neim ä, vil P eople’s C ouncil; th e p resid e n t of the " T h e re ’s a wom an in every m ischief ja a ja em in ten rehua. K a la n i lm a M usicians’ Union and a m achinist. u n d er th e sun.” s ä ily te tä ä n k y lm ä ssä säilykeuuoiieebsa In New C astle th e Socialist candi pyydäm m e su lk e u tu a suosioonne. d a te for the city com m ission was W eighing 535 pounds, H o uston’s high m an out, a sim ilar re su lt being h eav iest m an, who w as six fee t five Redwood ave. ja xiamson katu announced from E rie, w here a num inches tall died recen tly from the ber of country can didates w ere also effects of a stro k e of apoplexy. A , jen kulmassa. victors in the prim ary. In m any of special c a sk e t was m ade for the body, j P. O. H A RO ELL, th e sm all tow ns th e S ocialists showed By tra d e the m an w as a liquor and j BuheRn 772. Fort Bragg, Cal myy H a ttu ja , K eruu*, P ukuja ja P u su rp risin g gains despite the fact th a t i c ig a r salesm an. ku Kanaa ita m iehille ja naiaiile. th e m achine politicians had hoped F ra n s iin j a L a u re i k a tu je n kunnassa. th a t by playing th e “n o n -p artisan ” HIS DEFINITION. F o rt Bragg, C al. prim ary trick m any of th e w orkers m yyvät v a a tte ita , k e n k iä ja ruoka would not go to the polls, which th e A negro who w as well know n to ta v a ra a sopuhinnoilla. ory w as realized to a c e rta in e x te n t th e judge had been haled into court only. F ran k lin ja Redwood Av en. kulm assa on a charge of having stru c k a r e myopi m a«ieja ja ra k e n n u s ta rp e ita lative w ith a brick. A fter th e usual SHIPYARD LABORERS, te h d ä ä n p e ltise p ä n ty ö tä. P u tk ie n F ort Bragg, C alifornia EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT p relim inaries, says E verybody's Ma ATTENTIO N! ! a s e tu s erikoisalam m e. H in n a t koh HAS A MEANING OF ITS OWN gazine, the court inquired: Special m eeting of the Shipyard tu ui lise t. T a rk a s tu s vapaa. “ W hy did you h it this m an ? ” o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o G eneral Isaac R. Sherw ood, of To L a b o rers’ Union will be held S a t “Jedge, he called me a black r a s LEE PESOLA, omistaja urday evening a t 7 o’clock, a t the ledo, civil w ar v e te ra n and L iberal * BA U M IN A P T E E K K I * cal.”’ Tel. 773, P. O. Box 70, F o rt B ragg, Cal. A. O. U. W . hall, 9th s tre e t, for the b a n n er from th e hands of Miss Alice O on p a ra s ro h d o ssa upp» b a u F ran- o “W ell, you a re one, M fn 't you?” purpose of tra n sa c tin g num erous im D em ocrat who w as re-elected last ciscosta pohjoiseen. L ä h e ttä k ä ä O “ Y essah, m aybe 1 one. But, year on an anti-w ar platform , issued p o rta n t orders of business. tilau k se t k irje e llise sti O a sta te m e n t on th e rec e n t prim ary el jedge, s ’pose som e o n \ should call O m eille O om alla kielellänne. P ik a in e n va- O you a black rascal, w ouldn’t you h it ection in Toledo, which he says gives ATTENTION! O paa i h etys taa taa n . O an indication of the tren d of public ’em ?” M IE S T E N T A V A R O IT A : V A A T M embers of Local 1500 of the Ship-j feeling tow ard the rep re ssio n ist m eth “But I’m not one, am I? ” O F o rt Bragg, Cal. O C arpenters, Jo in ers, C aulkers “Naw, sail, naw, sah, you a in ’t one; ods of the a d m in istratio n a t W ash T E IT A , H A T T U J A JA K E N K IÄ and Millmen. but s'pose som e one’d call you de O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ington. Special m eeting of the Local wilt “ U nder the m unicipal code, re c e n t kind of a rasc a l you is. w h a t’d you -F4-4H -4-4~rt-4^4-4-W -4^-4-4-4-i-H -H - FORT BRAGG,__________CAL. be held a t th e Logan H all Monday ly adopted,” he said, “th e prim ary is do?” 4- .j. evening a t 7:30 o’clock, for the pu r to s e ttle the question of who is to get C ongressm en Exem pted Them selves. pose of electing a president, and vice- on th e ticket, only th re e being a l H idden m eanings of the com plicat- p resid e n t to fill vacancies caused by lowed to run for any office. ted privisions of th a t portion of the resignation, and for tra n sa c tin g such “The whole num ber of votes in To U nited S ta te s w ar revenue law r e un auki päivällä ja yöllä. 4« o th er business as m ay be necessary. ledo is about 22,000. lating to excess p rifits continue to 4- 4- McPherson & Keiimood Ave. kul- 4- Bv o rd er of Local 1500. massa, Fort Bragg, Cal. "E dw ard T. U sher, p resident of the come to light. T he discovery has -F 4- U udet k u v a t jo k a päivä. 4- CHAS. H, BEARMAN, 4- 4- C entral Labor council, com posed of been m ade th a t th e very firs t ex 4> 4- ‘M atin ee’ su n n u n ta isin klo 2 jpp. 4- C hairm an, pro tem . 91 local unions re p re se n tin g over em ption m ade in th e law u n d er the F- l- l- i- l- M l i i I 1 1 I I 1- ■ H -i-l-l-i-j. 1- 10,000 m en, also e d ito r of the Union excess profits sections relieves Se NOTICE! L eader, a labor organ, and follow er n ato rs and R ep resen tativ es of the Suomalaiset Huoml All the p rese n t and prospective of Sam uel Gom pers in th e present paym ent of th e tax of eight per cen t h - m - i - 111 l- i- i- i i d - r i - n i i l i i < 11- m em bers of th e Milk C onsum ers’ w ar, received only 524 votes in the on th e ir sa la rie s in excess of $6,000. T he salary of a S enator o r re p re se n League are hereby requested to be e n tire city. T his is official. te, jotka nälissänne olette tul ■F Mrs. W äinö L ehto a n ta a hie- 4- p rese n t a t the general m eeting which “ H ayw orth, th e S ocialist candidate, tativ e is $7,000 a year. Im m ensely p atrio tic, indeed, those kaa minun tyköni ja minä ruokin 4- ro u ta a will be held a t the F innish Socialist received 2259 votes, and is one of ja alkohooli-kylpyjä, 4- gentlem en! 4- H arry so n St., 4 :s ta lo e te lä ä n 4- Club H all, Sunday, Oct. 28th, a t 2 ' the th re e m en nom inated. 4- F o rt B ragg h o tellista . FO R T 4- o’clock p. m., for th e purpose of con- j “ The S ocialists carried eight w ards Cor. Redwood ave & Harrison st 4* BRAGG, CAL. 4- sidering the incorporation of the con- ; out of a possible 16. In seven w ards H-F4-4-4-1-4-4-4-4-4-I-Î-I-I -4- 4 -4- 4-1-4-4 -4- 4 -4- FORT BRAGG, CAL. 4 - 1-4-1-l-l-i -i -l -l -l l I 1 I I 4 - 4 - H H 1 I H c e rn ; exam ining a d ra ft of rules, and i they polled 10,504 votes, and in eight _ discussion of such o th er m a tte rs as they polled 11,054, -o r m ore than half of the ag g reg ate in th e e n tire m ay be brought forth. city. TR U STE ES. “T his is conceded to be the m ost SPECIA L M EETING! j rem ark ab le p rim ary ever held in To M issä nykyään taalo ja pai- 1 ledo. Last fall, w ith a Socialist can ,(27) T he C entral L abor Council will t did ate running for congress, they la a tte e n tise t toverini Alex Pyykkö Se on leipä, jota saadaan m eet in special session on Sunday. polled only 2000 in the e n tire d istrict. ja Ilm ari K oskus? P a isk a tk a a K an In one ward, th is year, they polled kaan poikaa kirjeellä. K aikilta kir- ' O ctober 28, a t 2 p. m. je e t terv etu lleita. O sote: VICTOR 2628 votes. KANGAS, Box 196, Anvox, B.C., Can. i “The resu lt is very rem arkable, CHAMPION TY PEW R ITER OF PETERS & W IDNES, omistajat. owing to the fact th a t th e S ocialists TH E WORLD. ap p aren tly m ade no cam paign. They Puhelin 192. Eureka, Cal. No a lto g e th e r o rdinary person, ever endeavored to hold one m eeting in gets to the top in any d e p a rtm e n t M emorial hall, but w ere driven out of of life. And those thus distinguished the hall by the a u th o rities. Then they a re alw ays w orjh h earin g from , or a tte m p te d to have a m eeting outside O N A V A T T U U N IO N T O W N IS S A , about. joka tu n n eta an niinellä on the stre e t, and tho m eeting was “The Secret of T ypew riting Speed" broken up by soldiers, so th a t they uusi a u to m a a ttin e n höy ry sau n a (F orbes and Co., Chicago. $1.00) a t w ere unable to m ake any cam paign.’’ tra c ts a tte n tio n because it is writ i —T he Co-Operative News. ten by M argaret B. Owen, who has j on yleisön k ä y te ttä v ä n ä keskiviikko- won th e w orld’s typ ew ritin g speed GERMANY’S “ FEM ALE” SOUL p erjantai- ja lau an tal-iltap älv lsln kb H uoneita sekä veneitä lan g o itetaan cham pionship, th re e tim es. T he la st ' 2 :s ta —12. IS C A U S E O ” T H E W A R sekä teh d ään k a ik e n laista sähköalalle tim e she won by w riting 137 w ords | FO R T BRAGG, CALIFORNL' kuuluvaa työtä kohtuullisilla hinnoil a m inute for one hour, which m eans i “ I was in Berlin when (he G erm an la. K onttori on A nderson & E k ’in ilmestyy säir.nöllisesti 12-sivuise .a, ollen «il» suurin suomalainen pilalehti «oltu ma .ilma» strik in g the keys tw elve tim es every chancellor m ade his fam ous speech Osote nam kau p assa 236 T aylor Ave., Telef. 426, sa. RÄÄTÄLI I. HIIBACKA second and m eans w riting fa s te r th an ; in th e reiciw tag ad m ittin g th a t G er kotiin 170. LAPATOSSU, m any had done w rong to invade Bel the o rdinary person can dictate. Box 553. Sunerior. Wis valm istaa n a iste n Ja m iesten vaattel H er book is a com plete guide to , gium, but pleading for excuse neces | ta kohtuuhinnoilla. V anhat m yöa ai the a rt of typew riting, and to th e sity and ending w ith the defian t pro ! litetään . K O N T T O R IA P U L A IS E N clam ation: "W e m ust hack our trick of doing it speedily. It is care- ' 110 K. S tre e t M e t a k a a m m e TOIMI fully put tog eth er, but reads very ! wav th ro u g h !’ ROCK SPR IN G S, W Y 0 M IN < “Thus does th e typical prim itive delightfully, as the following little Copenhagen Nuuskan woman alw ays forgive h erself for S. S. Järjestön keskusvirastossa e x tra ct will show e h d o tto m a sti p u h ta a k si. O. P. ANDERSON & CO. “ Many girls e n te r th e business breaking an inconvenient law. and julistetaan hakukelpoisten haet world w ith the sole am bition of mak- j then, in the very act of sym pathizing tavaksi. Tehtäviin kuuluu kir Me takaam m e, että Copenhagen R u o k ta v a ra k a u p asta ing a little m ore pin m oney than fath- ’ w ith those she injures, fling h erself janpitoa, kirjeenvaihtoa, käännös N u u ska on te h ty Tennessecn ia s a a tte en silu o k an ta v a ra a k o h tu u ll to th e fu rth e st extrem e of uncom er can afford to give them (to spend K c n tu c ky n Tupakan kokonaisista ' sella hinnalla. foolishly no doubt, for som e ab so lu te prom ising crim inality. ‘W e m u st hack työtä suomenkielestä englannin lehdistä — (tupakan m u ru ja ) ei O m ista ja t A nderson ja Elonen. kielelle ja päinvastoin, y. tn. ly unnecessary b it of ex trav ag an ce) our way th ro u g h !’ käytetä sitä tehdessä. C alifornia ja C endar St», kulm a»« “ W hen the chancellor’s speech was konttorityötä. Tointa voivat nai while they w ait for some m an to lie takaam m e, että m austeet, Telefooni 626 with come along and m arry th em : act as published, all Berlin rocked hoj’-te * ja tuoksu, se tahtoo sa setkin hakea. Hakemukset palk- grief for Belgium and m adly cheered E ur«k«. Callforni, th eir ‘m eal tic k e t,’ as a slang ex- . noa, \ < k k i m ikä on lisä tty tu kavaatimukstneen ja suosituksi the P russian soldiers on th e ir way pression so aptly puts it. pakkaan, ovat pu h ta ita ja sellai “ Poor deluded girls! If they could j to com plete the devastation of th a t neen on lähetettävä ennen t.k.28 sia, että n iitä voitaisiin huoletta päivää osoitteella: only know th a t th e m ost fascinating | sm all unhappy state. käyttää m u issa k in Y h d ysvaltain “ In th a t w hirlw ind of em otion, the thing in the world is real, co n stru c Pure Food L a in m ukaan. tive work, and th a t th e re is little ' soul of G erm any shook off its tra p ..S . S. Järjestön Keskusvirasto, WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY work m ore in te re stin g and im portant pings and stared at the horizon, the 803 W. Madison St., T u n n it 10— 12 e.p.p. ja 3—6 j.p.p th a t exceptionally good typing, they eyes dropping tears, the m outh S Chicago, 111. S u n n u n taisin sopim uks. m ukaan m ight realize th at the life of a w ork b reath in g flam es. I saw the face of 509 Lyon Bldg. — 607 T hird A* e r in our field of endeavor is not so ' a wom an, the face of a M edusa!’ “ W hen it suits a wom an to ob A sunto: 2714 W. H ay es St. bad a fte r all. No one should e n te r serve a law. o r to resp ect a conven P u helin: T oim istopuheli business ju st to kill tim e w aiting | Queen A nne 4472. E llio tt 13; for a L ochinvar to com e out of the tion. th ere is nobody m ore scru p u l W est, or som e o th er d irection—he ous in com plying with the obligations SE A T T L E , W ASH. may come, find out how w anting you th ereb y im posed, and nobody m ore indignant and virtuously outraged are. and gallop back again.” Io w itness breaches by others. But A French w rite r says in the New when it su its a woman to offend York Call th a t the Socialist m ajority th e code herself, she forthw ith dis and m inority factions in F rance are covers th a t the said law or conven gradually com ing to g eth e r and now tion m erely postulated a counsel of co n stitu te the backbone of th e oppo perfection im possible for fallible hu sition in the C ham ber of Deputies m an n a tu re to follow faithfully. “ She is invariably astounded when (P a rlia m en t). “ The day a fte r the Suurella su ru lla ilm oitan e ttä first G erm an peace note w as pub called to reckoning for h er sin, and ra k a s te ttu puolisoni lished, la s t D ecem ber,” says the w ri she never fails to overw helm w ith reproaches those who ven tu re to re ter, “ R enaudel sta te d boldly over his sig n atu re in l’H um anite th a t prove her, and to accuse them of F rance should be asham ed to have j hypocrisy. vaipui kuolem an uneen koto perm itted th e k a ise r ‘the honor o f ! “As soon as G erm any saw a profit having been the first to m ake th is | in breaking an agreem ent, she did n an sa P leasan tv illessä, W ash., lokak. 12 p :n ä 1917, kello proposition.’ T h at the censor should not h e sita te an in sta n t to be fa ith suojelevat kauttaaltaan rataa matkalla Chicagoon. 10:30, pitkällisen sisäisen ta u have allowed his editorial to appear less. England called h er to account din ru n telem an a suolistossa. was clear proof of th e grow ing and for a m om ent G erm any was with am azem ent. S y n ty n y t oli lian K uukkolan stren g th of Socialism . A lbert Thom dum b, strick en Seurak. Suom essa, syysk. 23 as, as a m em ber of the governm ent, j W hen she found h er voice again, she ► rem ained silen t at th a t tim e. But, I poured forth a to rren t of reproaches. p :n ä , 1871 ja eli 46 v. 20 päi jonka perustus on tehty mitä nine m onths later.T hom as was inde- i ‘W h a t? ’ said the chancellor, ‘ju st vää. J ä tti jälk e en sä m in u t ja huolellisimmin. kahdeksan lasta, jo ista neljä on pendent, and pow erful enough to for a scrap of paper you will m ake overthrow the Ribot cabinet and w ar on u s? ’ And all G erm any sh rie k poikia ja n e ljä ty ttä riä . jonka w ithhold his support from th a t of ed invective, praying Alm ighty God tä te n sukulaisille ja tu ttav ille Läpikulkevia makuu- ja ruokai- Painleve. Socialism (it cannot be to h a te and punish the English for ilm oitam m e. th eir perfidy and dam nable hypoc luvaunuja Chicagoon, Omahaaan, over-em phasized) is in the opposition and for the first tim e since 1914 a risy. Alex Johanson ja lapset. Kansas City’yn ja Denveriin. unit on the side of peace. The next ' “The fem ale soul of the (G erm an) L epää rau h assa kunnon puoli step m ay he the ousting of Painleve nation could not u n derstand the n a so ja lasten äiti, sillä paljon by Socialist votes in the C ham ber tu re of the crim e it had com m itted; tää llä k ä rsiä olet saan u t, and the succession of Thom as to the could not believe th at it had com m it vaan m uistosi elää kauan. ted m ore th an a venial sin. It had prem iership.” kulkee yhdensuuntaisesti A m e r i k a n suurenmoisimman acted ju s t as a wom an alw ays a cts Lausun sulim m at k iito k set maantien kanssa tuon kuuluisan laakson läpi maantien kaikille niille, jo tk a av u stiv a t when in a difficulty. P ennsylvania, the citadel of tariff- ja joen välisellä kaistaleella. m eitä sa a tta m a ssa viim eiseen fatten ed capitalism , is also aw aken- i “And ju st as a wom an alw ays feels lepopaikkaan Ilwacon h a u ta u s ing and Socialism seem s to be m ak outraged w hen th reaten ed w ith pun m aahan niin suurilukuisesti. ing great strid es. R eading, a city ishm ent by a m an—w hatever she has K eveät m ullat v ain ajan hau- of over 100,000 in h ab ita n ts, is one of 3 hdistää lännen ja idän teräskävtävällään. haudalle! the secto rs in w hich a fierce on I 14 1-t-F H 1111 M - I- l- l- H - M - H - H - slaught was m ade on the Socialists 4 - W H I T E S I D E U N D E R T A K IN G C O . 4- H A U T A A N T O IM IT T A J A T 4- ALEX JOHANSON. because Jam es H. M aurer, p resident 4- 551 Commercial katu, Puhelin 8, Telefooni 136-36-». — Hoquiamin oso- 4" of the S tate F ed eratio n of Labor, te: 420 K St. Telefooni 136. 4* Box 95, Ilwaco, W ashington. Astona, Oregon. and a m em ber of the P ennsylvania Aberdeenin osote: 109-111 E. 2nd. 4« L U UHL il ¡11 j 1 111 1 1 j t j i > 11 ■ ■. t»,.. ■, j L egislature has been active in the |..|. t-l-H H -l 1 1 I I i l I I 4 -4 -1 I -14 U l f striker who had been at all ac tive in forcing union shop condi tions. Consequently the Ship Workers’ union voted not to re turn to this yard in a body and only a lew union men have done so. The strike is still in force at the McEachern yards and men who wish to retain their self- respect are fast departing for other coast yards. This expurgating of men who fought them fairly and square ly and in the open day, is a sam ple of the contemptible, petty- heartedness which rules the man agement of the McEachern yard. The McEachern company thus forces the working class to give their new slave pens a wide berth. In their revised scale of wages they discriminate, their word is no good and there is nothing reliable nor honorable about them. No self-respecting man should have anything to do with them. MANDI BLOMSTERIN KAHVILA Hyväri & Karjamäki Ruokatavaraa ja l upakKaa Kansalaiset Huom.i KOSKEN VELJEKSET fon Bragg Hdw. H Plumblng Ja I S A A C GRANHOLM KAHVILA REX TEATTERI J Frankiin kadulla J ? Parhaat eiävätkuvat $ F. O. HYVÄRI i HIEROJA $ fHALUTAAN TIETDJAl Mikä on meidän jokapäiväinen leipämme? L O G C A B IN L E IP O M O S T A UU SI L IIK E J. G. RINNE’N West End Electric Co. KAKARAVÄÄRÄLLE j Tri lionstanlin J. lapidewsl Lääkäri ja kirurgi Todellisia syitä MIKSI MATKALIPPUNNE TULISI OLLA Union Pacific System: AUTOMAATTISET MERKINANTO- LAITOKSET 1140 MAILIA KAKSOISRATAA, “TOP NOTCH” JUNIA U N IO N P A C IFIC SYSTEM COLUMBIA-JOEN TIE ITÄÄN UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM G. W. ROBERTS, D. F. & P. A.
