No. 254
TO V ER I
RÄÄTÄLI A. HILLI
j
c F * 1
t -
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H O E F L E R ’IN
SAUNA
Uusi, iso 10c kannu
COPENHAGEN
on nyt saatavissa
iuuruN petoja !
»1 1-1 n I I- l- H - H - l" H - H - l- + - i- H - l- I I-
(27)
M issä nykyään taa lo ja pai-
la a tte e n tise t toverini Alex Pyykkö
ja Ilm ari K oskus? P a isk a tk a a K an
kaan poikaa kirjeellä. K aikilta k ir
je e t terv etu lleita.
O sote: VICTOR
KANGAS, Box 19«, Anyox, B.C., Can.
T
ilmestyy U innöUisesti
ollen siis
suurin suomalainen pilalehti aoko maailmas
sa.
Osote nam:
LA PA TO SSU .
Box S5S.
Suoerior. Wia.
1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 N « N 1 1 1 H ■1''1,'1"1‘
£
4-
Telefooni 136-36«. — Hoquiamin oso
te: «20 K St. Telefooni »36.
Aberdeenin osote: »09-111 E - ,‘ n*-,
■P1 11 1 I 11-1 I I 1 1 1 11” I I ‘ H - l- H "
i ii H i i i i i i i i m i ii ii ii i i i i ii i r ..........
T ärk eä
Huomautus!
Tilan ahtauden takia olemme muuttaneet 15, 17, 19
Maiden Lane rakennuksesta tilavampaan paikkaan, 9, 11,
13 Maiden Lane, Huone 1408. Tämä rakennus on seuraava
entisestä paikastamme.
Meidän tunnettu mallikelpoinen ja pikainen huomiom
me liiketuttaviamme kohtaan tulee edelleen jatkumaan.
Täysi ja rehellinen aivo meidän tavaroissamme on ja aini
aan on ollut meidän tunnustuksemme. Älkää epäröikö kir
joittaa eli lähettää tilaustanne meille.
N. G AM S E
'P e r u s te ttu 18S8)
9, 11, 13 Maiden Lane
New York City
Room 1408
H intaluettelo kelloista, p eristä, lo k eteista y. m. v ap aasti k y sy ttä e ssä .
o f IMPORTEDoW DOMESTIC
tobaccos — B lende cL
cognition were definitely re-«
in accordance with the te8ti.
fused by the com,»any last S at-; Inony> bllt it bardlv ,0()ks to bp in
urday. Federal mediation loomed act.ordance with equa, suffrage to
up tonight as an immediate pos- have a case of this kind dependent
sih.htv and apparently as the ' sole,y on the ,nah, or boss vk.w point
only hope ot averting the walk
out.
O L D P IO N E E R D IE S .
C. J. C urtis, am ong the oldest
(31) H aluaisin tie tä ä onko tällä
SITUATION IN RUSSIA
resid en ts of A storia and a m an who
m an tereella yhtään su k u laista eli tu t
led th e in te re stin g and varied c a re e r
tavaa, kotosiu P attijo elta, O. 1., joka
tie tä ä jotain veljestäni, A ntti Haapa- S tatem en t Issued by th e P etrograd of a W estern er, died yesterday morn
joki.
K uulojeni m ukaan hänen pi
i ing a t St. M ary’s H ospital of acute
kun ta rv its e tte tu o re ita
S taff
täisi olla tässä m aassa K aikilta k ir
asth m a, aged 64 years. Mr. C urtis
P etro g rad , Oct. 29.—T he officers of
je e t terv etu lleita, e rittä in k in patti-
H E D E L M IÄ ja J U U R IK A S V IA
jokisilta ja vanhoilta piioilta. O sote: the P etrograd garriso n m et today to has, during his 35 y ear residence in
John Jackson, Box 196, Anyox, B. C-, discuss th e position of th e R ussian A storia, served in nearly every pol
T uoreet joka päivä.
itical and civil capacity of m unicipal j
Canada.
T
avara
k u lo tetaan kotiin
arm y and adopted a resolution d e c la r
life. H e had friends and enem ies, i
kaikkialle
kaupungissa.
(31) Missä on K ustaa H. M y lly lä ? ing th a t any a u th o rity on the p a rt of '
like
any
o
th
er
hum
an
being,
and
lived
i
Äitisi Suom essa on kuollut ja tä rk e ä t its chiefs is virtu ally non-existent. |
out his life doing th e best he could
perintö-asiat v aativ at e ttä ilm otat o- The resolution says in p a rt:
so tteesi joko Suom een asianom aisel
according to his light, which is as
“The com m unity, as it is at p res
le henkilölle tai allekirjoftaneelle. —
m uch as anyone does. He will be
Alfred S tandinger, 1215— 5th S treet, ent, can not defend Russia. On the
buried tom orrow , th e fra tern a l orders M«*»*
Superior, Wis.
•XXTXXXTtX♦*♦•*
contrary, the approach of w inter and
of which he was a m em ber having
H a lm isin , e ttä Kusti Elo olisi hy- the p rese n t subversive a s p ira tio n s of ch arg e of the services.
vä ja kirjottaisi. Olen kuullut e ttä the a rm >' and its lack of any Äense
sinulla on farm i M ontanassa, lähellä of responsibility will com plete the
Red Lodgea.
M uistat kai. kun o i-' ruin of th e country, it is feared. We. O U R R E P R E S E N T A T I V E H E R E .
C ongressm an W illis C. H aw ley a r
tiln Tapolan H eikin poortitalossa yh
do not renounce our duty, but in an-
rived
iji A storia last evening from
ten ä Diatnondvillen toisen niainilta.
Tee hyvin ja kirjota. Toveruudella I 3werinK for ourselves we do not an- P ortland, and it is reported,
will
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pyytää O scar Nurmi, LBox 73, Glen- sw er for our men. T he tim e has
spend the day conferring w ith local i
. . . .
, ,
.
, ,
T äten julu istaan kykenevien puo-
coe> Wyo.
1 come to m ake this d eclaration openly '
citizens reg ard in g riv e r and h a rb o r h u .tovi.reiden h a e ttav ak si kiertävän
so th a t nobody m ay tru s t in vain de- ;
im provem ents, th e site for the pro- puhujan paikka länslpiirissä. Haki-
| lusions.”
posed naval base, the deepening of i Jan on toim ittava jä rje s tä jä n ä ja
G eneral K aledines, hetm an of t h e . the Young’s Bay and Young’s rive:■ ¡-aKvatuslyön tek ijän ä, m yytävä kii-
,
,
,
•
,
ja lh su u tta ia lev ite ttä v ä työväen sa-
Don C ossacks, has telegraphed to th e
channels, the proposed aviation base. nom alehtiä, k y e ttä v ä se littä m ä ä n po
w ar m in istry that it is im possible to
and so forth. A fter all which, he liittise n ja taloudellisen jä rje s tä y ty
! com bat the in creasin g an a rc h y in the
will be tendered a luncheori at th e m isen m erk ity stä, sekä tu n n e tta v a
11 m ining d istric ts, owing to d iso rg an i
m en ettely tap ak y sy m y k
W einhard hotel and rush on to som e i puolueem m e
siä eri asioissa. H akem uksen y h tey
zation of the m ilitia. He s ta te s th at
o th e r portion of his political district teen on liite ttä v ä lyhyt selostus, sekä
•« »nempikia tu ltt m i n A lvt-S a ttin nuutit'ua. self-constituted organizations are u s
and jolly som ebody else.
tiiv istetty yhteenveto lopputuloksista
Nihlock, O»t., Maaliskuun U päivä 1913.
urping au th o rity , and ask s for funds
It is not expected (h at he will con- ( k aikista n iistä a in e ista jo ita h ak ija
Arvoisa KausaLiineu
with which to reorganize the m ilitia.
H ak ijan on
P. A. Litrnell
fer with rep re sen ta tiv e s of th e work- ; pystyy k äsittelem ään .
TiMail ilm oitan, ett-a miua tilasin teiltä Mato
--------------------- —--------------------u
to
d
istetta
v
a
,
e
ttä
hän
on
kuulunut
«ui k koot ja niideu tulos oli niin hyvä, että aina
ing class a t ali. although they have ! puolueeseen y h tä m itta ise sti vähin I
kin salaviiiiikyniniaiiiä jalkaa m atoja tu li sillä
N E W C A B IN E T FOR
v astly m ore votes to confer.
He. j täin kaksi vuotta.
Uak
...........
käellä,
. josta
'
olen suuresti -----
kiitollinen
alli
Matti V iitala.
H akem ukset todistuksilleen ja palk-
IT A L Y IS F O R M IN G like every o th e r c a p italist politician, j
ALVB-8\TSI, apteekari LLfaell'in erityinen
kavaatim
ukslnei n
on
läh e tettäv ä
keksintö. JiaksiukertaiDen voima. Tiima lääke
Rome, Oct. 29.—M inister of the know s they have, and m ay continue L änsiplirikoftiitealle, o so tte e lla; 264 i
tappaa varmasti Lapamadot, Sukkula nadot.
following Taylor Av e., As toria, Oregon, m ar
ia kaikki vatsassa olevat matkit.---- Matojen In terio r O rlando was believed to have to be. a flock of sheep
tuntomerkit ovat. Vääuteitä rinnan alla, muut- I
w
here
som
e
stra
n
g
e
bell-w
ether
leads raskuun 17 p :ä ä n m ennessä. 1917. —
tuvaista kipua vatsasta, kova ruokahalu e li ru com pleted the new Italian cabinet
okaLalun puute, vatsan täyteläisyys,oksentam i
them
.
W
hen
th
e
w
orkers
begin
to Toim een on a s tu tta v a h eti kutsun
th is afternoon.
Form al an-
apa, tahi taipuminen oksentam aan, siniset late
saatua.
show
the
pow
er
of
so
lidarity
a
t
the
renkaat ailmien alla, pain.m väheneminen ja nouncem cnt was w ithheld,
T overillisesti, L änsipiirikom itea,
epämiellyttäviä tunteita vatsassa ja slsälmyk- ;
ballot box. if they ev er do, Mr. Haw-
K autta, A. Mäki, siht.
«e*ea. Monet kärsivät tätä yleisesti, tuloksena ’ T h e new cabinet is said to be |
omituisesta ruokajärjestelmastään ja t u u t i ,
i ley, and o th ers like him , will be only
om
posed
of
old
m
em
bers,
excepting
¡oka on sairas eikä löydä mitään huojennusta
tavallisista lääkkeistä Tuskilleen, kärsii ma- n
th at th e prim e m in iste r is changed. too glad to bid for th e ir favor. U ntil
ENSILUOKAN
iloista rikka ai niitä olekaan näkynt tarvetta
then, they will get ju st what, they
•e h d e ssä .
— Tämä lapamatolääka on tnllnt tunnetnm.
deserve, a chance to stan d out in the
maksi ja suusitammaksi kuin mikään mnn U-BOAT CA PTU RES AN
Suomalaisten myymä ja valm istama lapamato,
A M E R IC A N SC H O O N ER s tre e t while he e a ts w ith those who
lääke Amerikassa.
London. Oct. 29.—T he Fanny F re s do show so lid arity a t the voting
L1GNELL1N A LVE SATSI
c o t t,
a
three-m asted
A m erican booth.
I »«»nioxci » «
v'.'iuia
,
.
« _
i »
— —■ ■ ■ -
-■■ ■■■ ....... ' ■ ■■■ -■—
- ...... yleinen hinta ja hyvä palvelus
(kaksinkertainen
vo
im a t )-----Lääke voidaan .
hanttia lääkkeen ro a kun tuntematta .
f schooner, has been SeiM a by a Ger- i PESETYÄKÄÄ JA PUHDISTUTTE on meidän motto Tulkaa katso
mukauaSUilM* U*l'°U U l , d e l l i *e‘ n,an «ubniarin«, it was announced by
KAA VAATTEENNE
VAATTEENNE
maan, huomaatte sen todeksi
j the a d m iralty today. T he U-boat a t
— — Liffnnll'in Anteakl on «qpriii— —
— —400E1. Apta-'k I Y hdyavailoistfa— —
tacked th e vessel and when th e crew
P. A. U()NEt.L CO.. Suoarter. Wla.
abandoned
h er the subm arine took
H uom .! Alve Satsin nykyinen
-
the
vessel
in
tow.
hinta: $1.15.
Tel. 596. 5 ;n ja A stor katujen kulm. I HANNA,
W Y0
Finnish Mercantile Co.
PUHUJAN PAIKKA
AVOINNA
00
Jalkaa Lapamatoja
..■ f;
U usi s e k o itu s —
M ietoja, ja k u ite n
kin ne ty y d y ttä v ät
Niin, tämä uusi paperossi on
enempi kuin hyvältä maistuvaa,
se suorittaa uuden ja tähdellisen
asian tupakoitsijoille—
Chesterfield-paperossit sopivat
maullenne, ne antavat teidän tie
tää että tupakoitte - ne “TYY
DYTTÄVÄT!”
Kuitenkin, ne ovat Lauhkeita!
Älkää hämmästykö — uusi se
koitus ulkomaan ja kotimaan tu
pakeista tekee sen. Ja sekoitus
ta ei voida jäljitellä.
Sallikaa Chesterfield paperossit
antaa teille uutta paperossinau-
tintoa.
KAimiMRAA
iu c u
v d ih h q
Astoria Laundry Co.
Union Pacific Coal Co.
'2>O£n*
1O*
i
t
+ W H IT E S ID E U N D E R T A K IN G CO
<(.
H A U T A A N T O IM 1 T T A J A T
n
p rä ssä ä pukunne 50 sen tillä,
ud en aik aisella h ö y ry p rässillä.
K aik en laista a m m a ttiin kuu
luvaa ty ö tä teh d ään k o htuulli
silla hinnoilla. T ilaam alla pu
kunne H iililtä voitte s ä ä s tä ä it
sellenne rah aa.
S uuri m äärä
ty y ty v ä isiä liik e tu tta v ia ta k a a
teille lu o tettav aisu u d en . M yös
kin vo itte o sta a k a ik e n la ista
m iesten v a a te tu k se e n kuuluvaa
ta v a ra a haivim m illä hinnoilla.
A. Hiili, 66 Colum bia Ave.
Uniontow n
A storia
O
I
Local Motes
'
-L-t—>T-|- 4« »t.
F o u r m ilitan t su ffra g ists w ere giv $25,000,000 A D V A N C E D
too: th a t you see fu rth e r down th e put an end to freedom of th e press
en se n te n c es of six m onths each by
TO
ENGLAND
hill.”
in th e A m erican m etropolis.
I a police court judge for th e crim e of i W ashington, Oct. 29.—A nother ad
B utte Is Dead.
T his evidently w as not th e original
picketing the W hite H onse recently, j
I asked him if the copper ore had
not run out o r if they could not sell Pla n - T he W ashington bureaucracy,
_______
i D eclaring th a t they will obey no vance of $25,000,000 w as m ade today
it
“ No!
N o!” he quickly remon- backed by th e re p re se n ta tiv e s of
i law
th e m ak in g of w hich women by th e governm ent to G reat B ritain,
0
0
do n o t n a rticip ate, th e su ffrag ists bringing th e to tal loanen th a t coun
s tra te d . "T he m iners a re on strike, greedy and s in is te r special in te re sts
the H allow een Dance tom orrow announce th a t they will hold a mon- j try th u s fa r up to $1,400.000,000 and
They have refused to work any ; | b a ( have becom e so pow erful in
n ig h t given by th e em ployees of th e j s te r d em onstration in fro n t of th e
“ "W hy don't they w ork?”
W ashington since th e w ar. a n tic ip a t Bee H ive D ep't Store. A Good tim e i W hite H ouse on N ovem ber 10. It the total to th e allies $2,851,400,000.
i o n ; th ere a re a g rea t m any rea- i ®d th a t th e p o stm a ste r general could j is assu red to all. Everybody wel- ! seem s th a t th ese fem inine rebels
a g a in st ty ra n n y a re not so obsessed
sons; they don’t want th e ru stlin g go m errily ahead u n d er th e new law '
50c. L adies free. w ith th e duty of obeying every law
F a ts, dogs and w ine have been re
card, and they want m ore w ages; aud stam p out, firs t th e S ocialist
quisitioned
by th e G erm an a u th o ri
R
em
em
ber,
this
is
to
be
a
t
F
innish
m
ade
by
m
aste
rs
to
govern
the
con-
they w ant to have the union recog.
Socialist H all. H aga will furnish th e duct of slaves as a re th e ir m asculine tie s in Belgium . T he fact will be re
nixed; and then, you know, a m iner ”
’
.,
: com patriots. To refu se to obey th e ir called th a t in th e early stag es of the
does not live very long down in th a t showed a tra c e of liberal opinion,
'
j m a s te rs ’ law is about th e la s t th ing w ar, th e k a ise r declared th a t if nec
hill an y w ay !”
Two th in g s h av e stopped th is. One
— — •
! th a t he-cow ards would e v e r th in k of e ssa ry he would “m obilize the dogs
"T hey get the m iners 'con' and wa3 th e trem endous popular response
and c ats of G erm any.”
B
U
R
N
S
.
doing.
drop off T he o th er day 170 of them tQ th e fj g ht of ThH CaH for a free *BL c S U
got killed in a bunch. They found
6
T he puddler, used by th e s tre e t
them laying in bunches a g ain st t h e ' P™89- A nother factor was th e grow- c o n tra cto rs for m ixing th e “black-
AT TH E RUSSIAN FRONT.
bulkhead th at sealed th e m ines.”
' ing stre n g th of th e Socialist cam-
stuff” for th e pavem ents, caught
I asked: “Are th e re any places paign in th is city and th e in d icatio n !
th a t people come to see to r curios- of a trem endous sw eep to H illquit. fire th is forenoon from being over
au k la a tik a ra m ellit ja jää k e rm a ovat
By Adolph Salm i.
heated, n e c essita tin g the calling of
t ty ’”
I
F
irs
t
Soldier.—A
Pig!
You
a
re
laa d u lta a n p a rh a ita
"Oh. y e s !” and his yes flam ed,
th e fire d ep artm en t.
sh irk in g again. Do you no longer
and he drew close an d slyly looked r p n p p * T M V n r A T n D
around. 'See fha*
av r t U L K A L M L U I A 1 U K
rem em ber w h at M inister of W ar K e
th a t hiurv
black «»raalr
stre a k «w
aw ay
A storia, Ore
Com m ercial St.,
rensky has said in his speech?
IS TO COME IN JU ST IC E COUAT.
down th ere in th e flat com ing around
Second Soldier.—O b rother, w hat
that hill? T h a t Is th e tre s tle w here
SUOMALAKIEN
I In th e civil su it in Ju stic e C arn ey ’s j did he say?
they stru n g up th a t I. W. W. agi-
Clifton, . Ariz., . Oct. - 29.—Secre- , c o u rt th is m orning in which Dr. , F irst , Soldier.—So you did not h ear
ta to r.”
,
I asked for his nam e.
tary of Labor W illiam B. \\ il- Kelly sued It. T reusdale on a d en tal wr^ 'r be said.
Second
I was yleisön k ä y te ttä v ä n ä : tiista in a , k es
"Oh, F rank L ittle was his nam e.” , s o n announced tonight that Ver- i bill, the court found in favor of th e
‘ ‘ nn< Soldier.—No, no.
drinking
some G erm an’s beer.
kiviikkona, p e rja n ta in a ja lauantaina.
And then he w ent on. ‘‘1 heard him ner t'. Reed, of Denver, federal; p lain tiff in th e sum of tw enty-five
F irs t
Soldier.—Pali!
You w ere
A nnan m yös HIERONTAA
talk once and he told a lot of the
mediator representing the I)e-- dollars, but stip u lated th at each side th e re again. He com m anded us not
MRS. OLGA GIRSBACK,
tru th . It seem ed to m e.”
to
do
that.
He
said
th
a
t
we
should
182— 10th St.
partment
of
Labor,
left
Clifton
¡was
to
bear
his
own
costs.
As
th
e
"W hat did he say?”
, .
"H e told th e men to keep aw ay j this morning for San Francisco' costs w ere said to have am ounted to strenuously fight a g ain st the Ger-
from the m ines and not w orry about to act in the threatened strike ; m ore th an the bill, the plain tiff gave m ans.
Second Soldier.— Indeed! Did Ke- '
th e ir Jobs. ’They a re no good any-,
.
n
i
way,’ he said, ‘let th e bosses d i g ;
telephone employes on the 1 a - notice oi appeal, while th e defend- renskv say so?
F irs t Soldier.—C ertainly. He said |
8111 d e p a rted sm ilingly,
for them selves, o r pay you w hat you , I cific -vwaov.
coast.
th at R ussian dem ocracy should be de-
ask for and m ake th e m ines decent
M r. Reed is expected to arrive
ifended.
to work in Let them do th e worry- j
Francisco Tuesday night. TO1A1
„ 11TT1M„ ACCDAV
Second Soldier.—Then why is he
iug and let them come to you and
e __ A
„ ..,
, / . ,s
T R IA L O F C U T T IN G A F F R A Y .
ask you to go to work, but don't j
Secretary Wilson, who is here The case of the S ta te of Oregon not fighting him self.
F irs t Soldier.— He said th at he was
go until th e m ine is safe and you ; as chairman of th e Lederai In
vs. P ete A ndrew s in w hich the de w illing to en danger his life but th e
get enough so you can live decently j dustrial Commission investigat-
ME T A K A A M M E
te rest of th e nation n e c essita te s
with no m ore ru stlin g c a rd s /
j ,abor conditions in the Ari- fen d an t is charged with a ssa u lt with in
e ttä Copenhagen nuuska on nyt
* Soon a fte r th a t he was hung.
a dangerous weapon upon the person his rese rv in g him self.
ja aina on ollut ehdottom an
F irst Soldier.—To go around in cit
copper camps, said that I of Louis Calias, a G reek, is on tria l
"Do they know who hung L ittle ? ” zona
r- ommissioner Reed would act
puhdasta. Ellei kauppiaallanne
ing
us
poor
devils
into
the
fire.
“ Of courae they do!
Everybody
today in th e C ircuit Court. A ndrew s
ole sitä , me lähetäm m e sitä
F
irst
Soldier.—
Some
one
m
ust
keep
knows. It was th e com pany's guard for the commission in San Fran-
Teille p o stissa tavallisella hin
up
the
sp
irit
of
a
nation
and
lead
'a
n
d
Calias
w
ere
p
a
rtn
e
rs
in
the
fish-
or ------------ and believe me, they got I c jsc o until the other members
nalla.
10c laatikko, siksi kun
ing
business
last
fall,
it
seem
s,
and
in
!
th
e
tro
°P
s
-
m ighty big m oney for it.
.
.
, , ■
nes
k
auppiaanne
voi sitä teille
,
.
.
i
Second
Soldier.—
-So
th
at
m
ore
men
“ But don’t say anything. W e a r e j a r r , ' e C ie re .
lie said it would, a qu arrel arisin g out of th e ir ven-
tarjo
ta.
P
o
stim
erk
it k elpaavat
,
m
ay
get
killed.
not supposed to know any th in g , h e impossible to say when he
A ndrew s is alleged to have j F irst
m aksuksi.
Soldier.—D
on't
you
have
about it, and if the com pany finds it and the other commissioners I ‘‘ ®’ J
,
Copenhagen suu-nuuska on
out we get fired. The m ining com-1 woui,i reach th e P a c if ic c o a s t slasl,ed his Pa rtu e r on the leK Wltl‘ b ra in s ’ W ar is w ar, and in w ar
m aailm an p a rh a in ta suu-tupak
panies and the railroad com panies
_
. ■ .
‘ '¡ a knife. D istrict A ttorney Judd is killing is the only o rd er of the dav.
kaa.
It is their present intention to go ap p earin g for the s ta te and A ttorney
Second Soldier.— Huh, but you are
work to g eth e r.”
inspirited,
alm
ost
ready
to
eat
to
Bisbee.
Ariz.,
after
they
con
w ork to g eth e r.”- (From S e attle Daily
Weyman-Bruton Company,
N orblad for the defendant.
flam es.
g
Call.)
1107 Broadway,
New York.
elude their work here.
F irst Soldier.— He m ade a fine
speech. Everyone got inspirated.
NOT SLICK ENOUGH.
Second Soldier.—N ever m ind!
It
AXE NOT TO DROP
TELEPHONE GIRLS’
belongs to him in his o rd er of the
,
W
illiam
Dolfen,
form
er
cook
for
ON THE N. Y. CALL YET
MAY STRIKE
: Company C. Third Oregon Infantry, day.
F irst Soldier.—W hat, in o rd er of
’ was a rre ste d S aturday at Pendleton the day?
have you cleared
The Call has receiv ed inform ation
J r a n c i s c i( le t. 30.—A la n d retu rn ed to P o rtlan d charged your lie a l of Hey,
the G erm an’s beer?
th a t it believes to be reliable th at J COastvvide strike of approximate' i with serious offenses ag a in st the
Second Soldier.- B lockhead! Don't
n eith er T he Call nor any o th e r So-H-V
3000
organized electrical , governm ent. It is presum ed he in you u n derstand th at a m in ister of
cialist paper in New York will be im- w o r k e r s and telephone operators tended to do all the harm lie could w ar should m ake such a speech, no
m ediately suppressed by the Thought o t Ole I aeilic I elephone & 1 el- on th e inform ation he was able to m a tte r who he is.
First Soldier.—Stupid!
Cont ro ller in W ashington. The axe Cgrapn Company, scheduled for ¡acquire, but was ap p aren tly unable
Second Soldier.— N onsense! I am
is raised in the hands of the head s-, midnight Oetooer 31, appeared | to keep his m outh sh u t a t the sam e a revolutionary soldier, so I can
man, but, it is said, it will not fall ’ i n e v i ta b l e t o n ig h t .
drin k with the o th e r revolutionists
¡tim e and now finds him self facing
or not. as I please.
until a fte r election day.
Late today 40 unions of male court m artial.
F irst Soldier.—C ertainly, yes. b u t—
As noon as the people have deposit- electrical "orkers, by a reterend
Thou sh a lt not fra tern iz e w ith G er
cd th e ir ballots and cannot m a k e ' u rn vote o f approximately 14 to ^O T GUILTY.
m ans.
S e c o n d S o ld ie r
W h y n o t ? A Ger- I
them selves a rtic u la te for a n o th e r J« rejctced the Company's Colin-: In the ra s e ot« the S ta te of Oregon
m
a
n
r
e
v
o
b
f
lio
n
is
i
is a ls o a ré v o lu - 1
year, then the headsm an, it is be- i ter proposition offering hall of j
vs. M ark M inaker for non-support of i tionist. Is h< not. b ro th er?
lieved. will get busy and the Thought
wage increase demanded and a m inor child heard yesterday before
The Judge E akin in th e circuit court, (lie
C ontroller will do w hat he can to j certain other betterments.
A fter th e K aiser is put out of b u s
i vote also favored by the same ra defendant was found not guilty by iness -th e stru g g le betw een the work- ,
»■(. H -t l l ). 1 11 H l | H - |- |. | | | m i i
tio support to the telephone op the trial jury which was com posed era and th eir exploiters, betw een the
people and tlieir oppressors, will go
j erators, w hose demands o r r t ' -en tirely of men. No doubt the verdict on
as usual in all countries.