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American Workingmen Have Not Demanded it arv practices, if it be necessanv ; have. All the complex ques OUR CANADIAN SINS T he censor has spoken. te» re«idj'u>t m atters. I have for-! tions of housing, schooling, polic- W hen th e T overi w as b arred from gotten my history if this be nothing, sanitation and kindred m at- C anada we asked, ju s t for fun, why R ecently received inform ation true historv ters are peculiarly the interests th e postal a u th o ritie s of C anada had from England states that the la \ \ ho said th a t. \\ hv, P re s i-'o f women as the home m aker and tak e n such a course, a t th e sam e bor federations am ong the allies dent \ \ oodrow \ \ ilson. i the rearer of children. Wlomen tim e re fe rrin g to th e inconvenience And he s all wrong. T hat idea need and m ust have the ballot, ensuing therefrom to the F inns liv in Europe have urged the im m ediate adoption of w orking has been superseded by appar-j hv which to protect their inter- ing in C anada who a re now left with- out any F innish new spaper. F or th e m en’s health insurance in the ently a greater than he. Listen j ests in these political and adm in purpose of sem iring a n answ er, we. in to this U nited States. istrative questions. .H o n whether the ire s e n " bidanguage "T here is a limit. And that At the conference in Leeds. 1 lie economic argum ent for Toveri w as affected by the m easure, E ngland, to form ulate minimum limit is reached when it begins woman suffrage is yet stronger. •«» th e docum ent handed us by th e standards for labor to be incor- to sav that the governm ent got Economics plav an increasing- postal a u th o ritie s w as expressly re- . . • n ferrin g to a “F in n ish ” Toveri. porated in the peace treaties a t ' in * ie war wrong, th at it is i in i., ly im portant part in all our lives. the end o f t h e w a r rer»<>rts th e i(,r w rong purposes or anvthinfr *» i »• • i • , , Oui Questions have now been an- T A , £ , ! - " . th at ‘ A , /. J r an<1 P°bt,cal P°wcr I® absolutely 8were<1 by a certai„ Ernest j Cham. SEEADLER BURNED UP. SAYS AN TI-PICK ET LAW W ILL COAL M INERS AND OPER- CA PTA IN ; T E L L S OF CRUISE BE TESTED ON NOV. 7 ATORS FIX WAGE SCALE Count von L uckner D eclares He De- T he Oregon S uprem e C ourt last stroyed 25 Ships; Used W ire- T h u rsd ay issued a w rit of h ab eas cor less Ruse. — — d ire —* — g N. F. Johnson. -------- ~ P o rtlan d • i pus c -■ tin chief of police, to ap p ear in court A Pacific P o rt, Oct.—Count von N ovem ber 7 w ith E arl Hall, who is L uckner, com m ander of th e G erm an serv in g a 40-day sen ten ce for violat- ra id e r S eeadler, told F iji Islan d news- jn g th e anti-picketing ordinance to paper c o rresp o n d en ts, w hen he was show cause why H all should not caPtured near the Fi->is recently, th a t be o rdered released. S e a ttle . W ash.—W ashington coal o p e ra to rs and m i n e r s rec e n tly in S e a ttle agreed upon a new wage schedule, to tak e effect as soon as approved by th e federal fuel ad m in is tra to r and to run d u rin g th e p e r iod of th e w ar. o r until S eptem ber 1, 1920. T he ag re e m e n t g ra n ts a flat raise of $1.40 per day to day la b o re rs; $1 a day to boys; 15 p er cent advance on p revailing yardage, room turn in g , e tc .; 12l£ cen ts a ton to con tra c t m iners and provides a fine sys tem for m en laving off w ithout p e r m ission from th e pit boss o r fore m an. Coal o p e ra to rs in sist th ese con cessions will in crease th e price of coal nearly 7ft cen ts a ton. th e ra id e r w as destro y ed by fire , T he proceeding is an a tta c k on the 2^ ° . _ m lle! fro “ . la ” d’. , ^ i ° rdin5 . . ^ c o n stitu tio n a lity of th e anti-picket- officers of a vessel w hich a rriv ed ¡ng ordinance. A ttorneys C. E. S. h ere y e ste rd ay w ith d e ta ils of th e Wood and W. S. U ’Ren, re p re se n tin g co unt's capture. I H all, allege th e ord in an ce is uncon- ‘ T he count also a sse rte d , according stitu tio n a l i in nine d iffe re n t particu- nite 1 States bureau <>t labor • - - 1 m o,ives C'l necessary to obtain for women te a m e r s » umvcio, officers, th a t th e la rs, am ong them being the follow- ometl hers, oers, who wno a s s e rts being using a lie u te n a n t lo " *he l“ ° s *>,.cau»c. mav mu mrs, statistics, the following resolu the governm ent for going into the possibility of decent condi- colonel, though he for som e unknow n S eeadler d estroyed 25 vessels on its | ing: — e cap- ! B ecause it is gen eral and not local, the war. 'They cannot sav that tions Of living. The low pay and I reason kee,,S a,oof from m ilitary s o r - : f a t i c a i cruise. Five of th tion was a d o p te d : , , I vice ant] hold8 tb e Of[iCe Of chief tu red c ra ft, all sailin g ves vessels, w ere special, or m unicipal leg islation; be- ■‘Countries which have not vet this governm ent is the tool of 'h a rd conditions of working wo- j sunk in th e Pacific. All th e crew s : cau se it c re a te s a crim inal offense ' press censor for Canada. enacted insurance laws regarding W all Street or the tn u m tio n . men arc ia rgeiy (]ue to th eir dis which m ay be com m itted by two or T he com m unication is addressed to w er0 se n t ashore. sickness, invalidity, old age and makers. T hat kind ,)1 tb ’n£ i franchisem ent. Skilled women our business m an ag er and read s as A favorite plan of his. be was re- m ore persons beyond th e city lim its unem ploym ent, should pledge makes tor insubordination in the | who (lo tbc same work as ni(,„ follow s: ported to have said, w as to send out ( f P o rtlan d , and for w hich they m ay I a w ireless m essage a sk in g for th e ; lie punished if a fte rw a rd s found with- “C onfidential (we on our p a rt do them selves to do so within the arm y and navy and breeds a spir- j for ,nwcr pav cotlk, enforce w ;th shortest period." it ot disloyalty throughout the the ballot an equal w a„ e ratc not propose to have any se cre ts w ith *‘me. Som eone would oblige him in th e city lim its; P re sc rib e s low er SOCIAL DANCE TONIGHT a censor.—Ed.) an d often th e ship supplying the deg ree of proof th an evidence suffi- T he F in n ish Socialist Club will T he delegates to this confer country. It is a talse statem ent j The ideal woman of the men O ttaw a, Out.. O ctober 26. 1917.— * tim e was track ed and sunk. {cient. to convince beyond reasonable give a dance tonight in th e ir hall in ence represented the trade unions and a lie, and it will not be per-1of past generations was the S ir: 1 beg to inform you th a t y o u r ' Count von L u c k n e r’s sto ry of th e doubt; because it a tte m p ts to prevent U niontow n. M usic will be furnished le tte r of O ctober th e 16tli ad dressed b u rn in g of th e S eeadler does not ce rtain class of in h a b ita n ts from as- by a full o rch e stra . A dm ission 23 And nothing can he housewife — the federations of England. Italv, nutted. woman w h o to th e H onourable the P o stm a ste r ag ree w ith previous rep o rts, which sem bling to co nsult for th e ir com cen ts for m en; ladies free. -aid inciting people to resist the could cook, scrub, wash, knit the Genera Belgium and Erance. G eneral of Canada lias been r e fe rre d , said the vessel w as w recked on the m on good; because it a tte m p ts to The piteous condition of law. T here can be no campaign stockings, make dresses fur h e r- ! to me. In reply to your inquiry contained M opeha Island in th e South Pacific re s tra in free expression of opinion; w orkingm en in this country is against conscription an< the I i r. self and children, and take good said com m unication, f wish to I sev eral m onths ago. b ecau se it a tte m p ts to abridge free- W ANT HIM TO EXPLAIN s ta te th a t th e possession of or cir- draft law—nothing that will in C harles A. N iem elä, bookkeeper and beginning to worry the laboring care of the house. T h at ideal ’ citation in any way in C anada of ' C ount von L uckner and five mem- dom of speech, and because it de- class in Europe, for they are terfere with enlistm ents or the has become impossible. Those > ‘•’I'oYeri” is forbidden by' " w a r r a n t , bftrs of th e Sepad l«r’s crew w ere p riv es a ju ry of th e co n stitu tio n al collector for th e Seaborg T ra n sfe r , i 11 I I issued bv th e H onourable th e Secre-1 c a p tu red S ep tem b er 21 by F ijian con- rig h t of being th e sole judge of fac ts com pany, is rep o rted to have left aw are of the fact that so long ra is in g o t an a rm y . T h e re can for C alifornia last T h u rsd ay evening. be nothin-- to h-initu-r „ „ ! W Cre! " m - of S ta te of C anada u n d er the I „ a b n la r y T he G erm ans w ere in an and law in crim inal cases. as exploiters in this country can ' ' 1 ‘ Igood. are gone forever. C onsolidated O rders R especting C e n - |arm e ,, pow cr bo!ll ,,|a n „ |„ g t0 prey Hall w as convicted in the m unici T he com pany’s cash book cannot lie w a,h so rsh ip based upon the W ar M easures treat the workers as they see fit. obstruct the governm ent in the I T!lc h „ „ scw!fe usc,| ón com m erce, and th e co nstables I pal court, T uesday, of violating th e found and N iem elä is being sought to Act. proseeut'on of the w ar." Now (he |a u „ l1rv ,las tA c n , the w orkers in Europe can not T he said W a rra n t was issued in w ere aboard th e unarm ed ste a m e r ordinance, aud was given a jail sen- explain its d isap p earan ce as well as his own. W h o -said that? Postm aster her wash t u b anti does the work I X S S S * raise their standard of living A m ra. L uckner a sse rte d he sur- ¡ ten ce of 40 days. , in a R eport from th e un So far, it is not know n th a t N ie ------------------ ------------------- much higher than it is here, as General Burleson. And it super better and cheaper. T he ‘‘halts- dersigned to th e S ecretary of S ta te • ren d ered because he thought th e Am- ’ m elä actu ally ap p ro p riated any m oney TW EN TY-NINE R ESISTER S in Which it w as pointed out th a t ! ra w as arm od Tbp G erm ans w ere j the production is for internation sedes w hat Presi.lent W ilson has fri an ” is O 1 t- •» - 1 . ln w n,pn 1 belonging to th e com pany, hut su s SEN TEN CED . u s e o to K nit Stockings, i “T o v eri” was in th e habit of publish- ; disgusted, he added, when they W'il -on i> " rong now .. >jow tbe 9l consum ption. I he product said. T<n ittin«g factory does ing “ob jectio n ab le” m a tte r as defined j learn ed th e police c ra ft c a rrie d no picion has n a tu ra lly a tte n d ed th e d is of women and child labor of this t thou^ h !lc miSht have been right her knitting. The frugal house- and described in th e C onsolidated guns. A rdm ore. Okla.. Nov. 2.—S entence ap p earan ce of th e cash book. O rders R especting C ensorship already before. ----------------- —------------------ i h as been passed by Ju d g e Ralph E. countrv are com peting with the ¡wife can buy two pairs of stock- refe rre d to. As to th e classes of BRITISH DUDES SEND OUT Cam pbell in federal court on 29 And he is also wrong in sav ings for a quarter. She can buy “objectio n ab le” m a tte r published in products of the European coun TWO ARRESTED FOR S. O. S. “ SAVE OUR ST Y L E S” draft re s is te rs who had en tered pleas “T overi." tra n sla tio n s accom panying ing we have "forgotten." W FAILURE TO REGISTER tries there as well as elsewhere. dresses cheaper and better than the Report of the undersigned clearly _______ of guilty. II. II. M unson, H. C. G eorge M uller, a G erm an of about Capitalism being international bave no t- c rem ember, a she can make them. estab lish th a t Toveri published: London, Oct.—T he B ritish g o v e rn -: Spence and J. L. Benefield, consid- (a) F alse rep o rts and false state- 30 y ears of age, and S hotaro O tani. the laws intended for labor's i r ’krbt- 1 Be trouble is, we are Even the scrubbing, ironing m en ts concerning ‘th e ’e a u s e s 'a n d ‘th e m ent is w orkinK on ’’lans t0 stan d ard - ered ring lea d e rs in Sem inole, H ughes a Jap an ese, w ere a rre s te d as a re su lt ize th e clothes of the stay-at-hom es to and Pontoco counties in A ugust. protection ought to be sim ila r;not flo w e d to say the things that and housecleaning are now done ° P ^ atio’ls of ,he Present w ar; of tb e search m ade by th e a u th o ri . . . (n) R eports and s ta te m e n ts in- save wool. w ere assessed pen alties of 10 y ears in every country, but such has tbc president declares are insep- By electricity. In innnyF o f th e tended or likely to cause disaffection ties for u n reg istered men. Up on Saville row. th e h a b ita t of each in th e federal prison a t Lca- not been the case heretofore. I t ; arab ^-v Ci)r|necte<l with the prin large apartm ent houses in New In a h e a rin g held la te r, O tani s ta t Ie "ta b n *h®d G overnm ent of th e dudes—the B ritish for them is venw orth. T he rem a in d e r w ere 1 . th e Dominion of C anada; ed th a t he had been fish in g fa r aw ay is as Gompers' said after his r e - , nt our origin. But we h a .e . ) . ork and \\ ashtngton no cook- (c) R eports and s ta te m e n ts in- “ n a ta ”—th e re is fear and trem bling, given sen ten ces ran g in g from six in th e north and had never heard of turn from Europe in 1^09. ‘* \\'e !no^ forgotten them. It is not not ing in apartm ents is perm itted tPndpd or likely to prejudice His If th e dread d ecree goes into effect m onths to six years. th e re g is tra tio n u n til h e a rriv e d h e re . i t - ’ M ajesty’s (B orden’s - - e h ? —Ed.) rela- how is one t to be distinguished from E leven men received from one to are. in the United States, not a tault of m em ory— it is t h e v T instead, there is one restaurant tions worn w ith F Foreign Pow ers; ... , His explanation satisfied the a u th o r oreign c o w e rs; | ________ , . ones V«11C l . nine m onths in jail and th e rem a in d e r less than two decades behin 1 w earing of a muzzle. (d) R enorts and sta te m e n ts in- ities and he was released. ! where usually thev have a man President W ilson is sneakin-r! ”'t ' , “ •......... " l“ “ tended o r likelv to in te rfe re with the i A lr^ d y th e governm ent has a from one year and one day to 10 M uller still rem ain s in th e county m countries | r . - u i la n !»i'i‘iM \n<l ' th e w o rk in g m a n , as , ...ir-iaiion onerat . any of the European . ■ . t , i n ,,c o o l:. ...... ................................ or a d m in istratio n of th e schem e com pleted to produce a stand- years at th e big federal prison. The jail pending th e receipt of in stru c in tue protection of the life, *" " li1 ’U r.t-u t a rij]e eats onlv a meal a dav, or Gfdefdn-Council concerning N ational ard cloth for civilian w ear a t a stan d rem ain d er of the 200 involved will tions from th e federal a u th o ritie s in S ervice; limbs and health of the w o r k - j1^ speaking o t what is.” T he at tbe ]>cst> two meals a (lay> at ard price, th e sam e as potatoes, be tried N ovem ber 30 at M uskogee. Dro» ............ .< i . . I --------- - — R eports and sta te m e n ts in- P ortland. He is a fo rm er sailor, h av e rs . . t i> merely an abstract home. The kitchen is s li p p i n g tended, o r likely to preju d ice th e op- w heat or su ear. ing d eserted from a G erm an ship And th e nu ts are sending out the SO LDIERS VOTED FOR HILLQUIT. But w h o is to blame for such r'5 ht ’ : t,1e second, a concrete away from thc WOInan. ' • i 5 n ‘° n ° f th ® M ilitary S ervice Act. years ago. it is said. In an ex am in a S. O. S. call—save our styles. a condition here? Xo one else T he offenses a g ain st th e Censor- In tbe good old da vs. niore- T he la st issue of th e New York tion lie ad m itted not having re g is . i ...... —" ” Oiov»/.. |1_U hv th mr e VArtiu- discovered exam- LITTLE GIRLS W ORTH but labor itself, for it has for bat Burleson says g o e s ; o v c r t h e w o m a n w a s s u p r ^ rtAfi Call, received here, tells how the tered and expressed a d esire to go ippD rteci ¡nation of a considerable n u m b er of w hat President W ilson $1 IN A CA PITA LIST COURT New York W orld had published a out of tow n, to a logging cam p, if m any years followed -uch politi- s by her father first, aud later bv of th e “T ev e’-i”’ w ere so nu- new s item u n d er th e caption “ Hill- freed. lie m ay he tu rn ed over to the m erous and p e rsiste n t as to estab- b 1 1 - 1 'Ft -■ • • niOT cal circus m anagers as Rooscve't ‘ on 1 . r " >an' • R S itu a tio n is j{sf, th e d e lib e ra te nurnose of those V ancouver, O ct.—T he C anadian Col- quit L eads in Camp U pton V o te " federal grand ju ry in P ortland. Let us clear our minds of cant. and bis ilk. It has always vot The search m ade T h u rsd ay ev en entirely different now. The w o - t concerned in th e publication or th is liPriPrt Com pany Ltd., in V ancouver T his item w as published in an ea rlv l O TTTC n o n A H ... * r. ♦ to zx A o t n l tA/-,.-. p o se o 1 bv all — m - e a n s ing is reported to have covered the ed the old party tickets and as The tirst expression is applica- man has to go to work, often n in e w th sn e a ir o e pow er the Bueeessful prose- lost itS defpnse of an af tio ” brought edition, but is m issing from th e la te r e n tire town, not only Uniontown. often been betrayed. T he old > e Oinv in tim e ot peace: in time ; VVhen she is no more than 14- cution of tbe p rese n t W ar for Liber- a Rai'n s t th e com pany for dam ages editions of th e day. Local Notes . « « « . bv the Years nld <sbe c n n l r b-.<= ♦ parties have asked for a lease ot war 1 it is superseded . A. . - I - U’i ’U b u r e i v n a s IO of power on the strength of second. T here is a limit to free- ¡ ¡ t o W ork some time, if she belongs p r o m i,« m uch lam er lhan I h e , ^ 'h e workinu class. She must protective m easures enjoyed bv * . the E uropean w orking class, but nicrc nof- because we imag- those prom ises have never been inc there “ought" not to be? Let fulfilled; never intended for that us face tbe fact. Let us see the even. The politicians of this world as it is—tbe real, m ater- country know full well that the w o r l d : t ie world that actu- ally exists, instead of an ideal platform is not to stand on. but to get in on. And there is no world that has no existence. W e shall lose nothing bv doing so, exception to that. W e can not have any protect - j eXt e-’t certain self-deceptions, ive labor laws until after the we are far better off with- w orking class of this country j u u t‘ J j le ( wakes to the necessity of acting as an independent political unit, Woman Suffrage conscious of the class interests a National Necessity th at are alw ays in conflict. T he national program of the Social W om an suffrage is a necssity, ist party is the only political pro both from a political and an ec gram by which the w orkers may onomic standpoint. W omen arc attain w hat they w ant, for the a part of the demos—of thc peo entire Socialist party is at their ple. T hey are the other half. command, fighting for the inter W e never can have democratic est of the laboring class, all o th rule until we let the women vote. er parties being against them. W e never can have real free Tt is w orth your serious con dom until the women are free. sideration. fellow w orkers. T o quote the im m ortal Lincoln on slavery, we cannot endure as a . » * i a a ty and Ju stic e, and this proof was so in tbe m a tte r of the d eath of Je k p Cam p U pton is a tra in in g cam p . . com nlete th at th e undersigned would Casino, by h er fath er, and . a, . judg- In one section of tbe cam p a stra w u n d er no consideration think of rec m ent of $1 was null.y en tered a in st the vote was tak e n w ith th e re su lt th a t om m ending w arrant - „ „ th a e cancellation of the -on,„any. ronnd „1 ag „«„genre H illquit received 61 votes. M itchel j make her own living in the fac- S ta te or th e g ra n tin g of p erm issio n i J«an Casino lost h e r life w hile 52. H ylan 49, and B ennett 4 votes, ( torv, the store, the office, o r in Ì‘i . clrf U,.a.,fì in, ,< .an ad a a n V / ’’’bbya; i crossing a flum e on th e d e fe n d a n t’s As soon as th is resu lt was m ade the schoolroom. She m ust work ' X “T oV e rle rn i íh t b ^ L i d a t m bridRed by a p,ank Which Rnown e,CVftn “fusloni8t” agitators c n m n l o t o f l in t w ere Rent to tlie cam p to convert th e soldiers. T he com m ander of the cam p. G eneral Bell, had previously denied H illquit adm ission to the cam p p ly in g to fo reig n la n g u a g e publica- tions p rinted in the T’nited S ta te s. w hen the la tte r had asked for per- YOUNGSTERS TO BE TRIED bnt you wd’ realize th a t conditions m ission to speak to th e soldiers. 1 lie case of four juveniles, w hose P \ i i * An C anada ami in th e U nited S ta te s --------------- — --------- -- nam es a re w ithheld, will be heard b e Hermanv. And, therefore, the . a re quite dissim ilar and th e standi GERMANS MUTINY AND KILL fore Ju d g e C ornelius in the juvenile aum m en, .h at a woman should K 2 i “» O FFIC ER S ON 2 BA TTLESH IPS court M onday. T he ch arg e a g a in st not vote because she ought to : Country. I ----------- — — th e boys is th a t of having b u rg la r London, Nov. 2.—T hree officers stav at home and take care of! As von 8eem to be ”ndrr a mi9‘ COURSE OF l e c t u r e s . ‘ . ¡ap p reh en sio n on th is noint. I would i • BY SOCIALIST PARTY and a n um ber of sailors of th e G e r ized a b ak ery ; w h eth er from hu n g er lier family is an argum ent the resn ectfu llv draw your a tte n tio n to m an navy w ere killed in “a n o th e r or plain deviltry will a p p e ar at th e ^ard ,b a t n o t o n ly is “ T o v e ri” basis for which has been de- H. M. W icks, form erly le c tu re r for m u tin y ” a t Kiel early in S eptem ber, trial. forbidden tran sm issio n through the stroyed. She cannot stav at C an ad ia n m ails, b u t its c irc u la tio n in the W o rk e rs’ U niv ersity E xtension according to a disp atch e from Ams- home, w hether she w ants to or anv shabe in C anada is forbidden I Society, of D etroit, Mich., and a w e ll.te rd a m to the Daily E xpress. The TO BE TRIED MONDAY ; and its possession by anvone re«i- . bnOwn lec tu re r, w rite r and ed u cato r o u tb re a k occurred aboard the battle not. She m ust go to work to d en t in C anada is an offense punish- l ,, T he case of th e S ta te of Oregor . . , v «- ..... able bv both fine and im prisonm ent. ! th roughout th e E ast, will lectu re ,n ships K ronprm z and Schleswig-Hol- v ersus H. S. G ilnett, in which the take care of her family. She has I should add th a t vou a re m istak en ' P ortland th is w in ter under the di- stein and s ta rte d when the m en r e acquired the economic function in assum ing th a t th e “T overi” was ' reetion of th e Socialist party. T he volted a g a in st being d rafted into d efendant is charged witli obtaining m oney u n d e r false p rete n ses, will of the man, and she ought also to the o n ly Finnish new sp ap er th e Can- i first series of lectu res will be given the su b m arin e service. adian F in la n d e rs who do not u n d e r-, __o ____________ t i „ ------ j d — T be s a ,jors on t ,ie K ronprm z threw come to tria l before a ju ry in the cir acquire the franchise. W ithout = 1 th e E nglish l a n g a g e S a t Arion Hal1 o Seco” a ’ld . Oak cu lt co urt M onday m orning. G ilne’l that franchise she cannot protec protect i rpad- for th e re is a n ew sp ap er pub- s tre e ts , Sunday evenings a t 8 o’clock. Admiral S chm idt overboard and w as form erly engaged in th e autom o lished in tb e F innish language in T he first lec tu re w as given Sun- stabbed and th rew overboard Lieu- bile b usiness in A storia under thc her interests as a wage earner, C anada already, and a jw th e r is about dav. O ctober 28. T he su b je c t was te n a n t Raul, the ad m iral's aide, and nam e of the Rowan Auto Company. to lie established. In o rd er th a t th e re : ,<Did Mftn Rea(.h Hjs p t f, a n o th e r officer. A b a ttle on the it is often m aintained that w o m av be no m isu n d erstan d in g w h at-l . . . . uu He lias been at lib e rty on bail since men are. as a rule, ignorant of ever. I rep eat th at u n d er no eonsid- dition T hrough P ra y e r.” As th a t d a te ship s deck betw een the officers and his a rre s t for the alleged offense. politics, and that thev would i eraGon I consider the w ithraw al was se t aside as a day of pray- sailors followed. T h ree officers and m a k e a m e s s cif it if t b e fr-m .-b; nf ray R#>nort to the S e c re tary of e r throughout the U nited S ta te s the p n u m b er of sailo rs w ere killed. Sim- LOGGER DIES IN CAMP m a k e a m c s s o f t t . t t h e franc m>e 8tate an(, , led t ? tak th is stan d answ or to th e question shoul(1 have ila r 8cenes occured on thR gc Louie M oscovich an A ustrian 28 were given them. It cannot ‘ not m erely by mv duty to suppress . . ' 1 i ’ , , ’ th e circu latio n of dangerous lite ra tu re i proven v ery in te r e s tin g . m g H olstein. years of age. died in a logging camp uow eter, oe asserterl that men b„t by my d e sjre to n ro te c t th e ! T he lectu res a re free to all, and A dm iral Schm idt w as rescued, but n e a r Ska m okawa y e ste rd ay a fte r have made so brilliant a success F inns who have m ade th e ir hom es th e hall se a ts about a thousand peo- it w as n ecessary for him to leave noon from unexplained causes. The I in C anada, from being m isled. pie. Kiel. All th e surviving m u tin eers of politics as to w arrant them body was brought to A sto ria by I have the honor to be, Sir, ------------------ —----------------- w ere a rre ste d . Your o b e d ie n t s e rv a n t. in doubting the political capaci ste a m e r and is aw aitin g burial a t the FOES OF DRAFT ARE SEN TEN CED Vice A dm iral von C apelle. G erm an (Signed) ER N E ST .1. CHAMBERS. H ughes u n d ertak in g parlors. The ty of women. W omen, no doubt Lieut.-Col.. Chief P re ss C ensor for m in ister of m arine, anouneed in the C anada.” arc. as a rule, untrained in poli Sioux F alls. S. D., Nov. 2.—Twen- re ie h sta g on O stober 9 th e discover? deceased has no known rela tiv e s in T he only thing we deplore is th a t ty-seven G erm an S ocialists w ere sen- of .................... a plot in the . G erm an . n ..... aw D u this country. ties. T heir ignorance, how ever.. . , i —____ ««=•- to support herself, and often m ust also support her family. The economic basis of the life of a woman has changed in Am- erica as well as in England and 1 note v eu r referen ce to th e fact th a t the “T o v eri” Is at p re se n t sub- jected to cen so rsh ip at / s t o r i a in com pliance w ith the new ru lin g ap g*oe way p rec ip ita tin g h e r to h er death. In delivering his ch arg e Mr. Ju stic e M urphy told the ju ry th a t on the question of dam ages, th e plain- tiff. Jo h n Casino, I i ,iff- John Gasino, fa fa th th e e r r of of th e girl, was en titled to only such dam- ages as would com pensate for th e t actn al pPcuniary loss su stain ed from T E A C H ER S’ IN STITU TE SOON C latsop county te a c h e rs ’ yearly in s titu te will tak e place in A storia on th e 7. S ami 9th of th e p re se n t m onth. S ta te S u p e rin te n d en t C hurch ill. P ro fesso r K ilpatrick of the U ni v e rsity of Oregon and Dr. H. R. M arsh, will be present and ad d ress tb e gathering. The Real and the Ideal 3 nation half free and half un~ free. “W e have seen a good m am W om en are now citizens in all singular things happen lately. but the main expression of citi We have been told that it is un- zenship—tbe exercise of the vote. patriotic to criticise public a c - , T hey need this power to round tion. W ell, if it is. then there and complete their citizenship. is a deep disgrace resting niton Already they have this ¡tower in in g W hen : ! Ral’ant ™!<’nel,mi.s s e f l oppo.r' i te n rp d to the federal p e n ite n tia ry a t p atch es from A m sterdam and Lon- the origin of this nation. This some of the states of the union. ,, is due to lack of train fa m in g . n e n tu n ity t0 80hcit subs for tb e F lnrnsh. L eavenw orth Kan today by Judgp don rep o rted (h at fhp (rpw q of four nation originated in the sharpest They m ust have it in all the the vote is first given them, thev . C anadian sheet edited bv an escaped Y oum ans for conspiracy to o b stru c t b a ttle sh ip s of the G erm an fleet had sort of criticism of public policv. states in order that their rights blunder with it, ot course. So, j convict, a sh eet we, of course, de- j th e se le c tjve d raft. A ugust Fried- tak en part in a m utinous outbreak at W e originated, to put it in tbe and powers of citizenship may often, do the voting men of 21. lib e ra te ,y om itted in sp eak in g of i rich, alleged leader, w as fined $1000 W ilhelm shaven. T hree of the ring- vernacular, in a kick: and if it be equal everywhere within the W ith more experience, with the new spapers published for h o n est peo- and sentenced to five years. O ther lea d e rs w e re shot, w hile heavv sen- pie. sen ten ces ranged from a y e a r and a fences w*ere im posed on the othe-s. be unpatriotic to kick, w hy, then, nation. consciousness of having the b a l ! day to two years, w ith fines of from T his ou tb reak was said to have oc- the grown man is unlike t i e . Tn political m atters thev have lot and of its power for good and “ D rink is th e a n a e sth e tic which en- to $1000. j cu rre d about six w eeks earlier, or child. W e have forgotten tbe much the same interests that the evil, women soon learn to use ables th e w orking class to en d u re T be 27 S ocialists, m ostly farm ers, about th e 1st of S eptem ber. Ad very principle of our origin Ft men have, in state and national it—for the protection of their po- the painful operatio n of living.” - werP a rre s te d n e a r Tripp. S. D., la st m iral von Capelle accused th re e R: d- " e have forgotten how to object, issues their interests differ little, litical and economic interests. George B ernard Shaw. August a fte r having ad d ressed aev- cial Socialist deputies of tak in g pi r t oral in tim id atin g petitio n s to county in th e plot, but th e G erm an govern- how to resist, how to agitate, if at all, from our interests. Tn T hat is the historv of women sttf- * ’ The earth and It» resource» should " " V * a * °",‘T ad“ lnl8,er" « the t " ’«>« » « < * « “ V » « 'o n how to pull down and build up, municipal questions thev have an frage in the western states.— By before all men, not for a few m onop-' drafL One of th e PetltIons w as apnt a g a in st the m em bers of th e reicn- even to the extent of revolution- j even greater interest than we Y k to r Berger. olists. ' t0 G overnor N orbeck. I stag. •f * * * MEN GET ANOTHER CALL The local exem ption board has no tified the following m en to ap p e ar before the board to furnish additional data to support th e ir claim s for ex em ption which a re now pending be fore the d istric t board: Leonard Ja m e s Sm ith R ichardson, F re d erick W. O tto, Gay a Yedd. H enry Coles. W illiam L. C orrigan. G eorge Thim . O tto N afzger, Ahmad Ali. G eorge P erkin. W illiam F. G ustofson, Jyoichi Nonga. C edric R. B erry. W illiam Heins. John Hegg, Ingvald Lind. Mat- siyri Kom oto, Joseph L. McDonald. F ranz Iv ar K eränen, Ludw ig B. Elie.
