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TOVERI
SÄÄSTÄKÄÄ
RAHANNE
JA
HLlnce ••Peech and Äcademic
m ovem ent will endeavor to m aintain
! P rofiteers Would
to th e end of th e w ar and then m ain­
D estroy Labor
tain so long as th e p rese n t system
has
Standards ’ of A m erican dem ocracy exists.
com pete w ith those low-wage p ro fit­
eers?
jän asettamilla ehdoilla, joita ei
FRESH TROOPS
GO TO ITALY telefooniyhtiö ole hyväksynyt.
Yhtiö jyrkästi kieltäytyy tunnus­
Washington, Nov. 6.—Fresh tamasta telefoonityttojen uniota
Austro-German. Turkish and ja ottamasta takaisin kaikkia u
Bulgarian divisions, with more nion jäseniä ja jos hall it: uksen
guns, reached the Italian front, sovittelija Reedillä on valta pa-
Rome cables state. The Italian
parliament assembled Saturday 1 1 I I l -HH- l i i t i l -i-l 1 -i-l-l-i -i t i l i -
to consider the crisis. The sit­ + W H IT E SID E UNDERTAKING CO. +
HA UTA A N TO IM ITTA JA T
+
uation is admitted dangerous.
Telefooni 136-364. — Hoquiamin oto-
The enemy pressure is increas- Î »e: 420 K St. Telefooni 136.
Î
Aberdeenin osote: 109-111 E. 2nd.
ingly menacing.
m i i i i - i i i lii- i- n - i n i-n -1 -ii i-
STEAMER SUBMARINED
Boston, Nov. 6.—It is report­ P A R A N T U K A A
ed that the steamer Marconi was
submarined enroute from France
lu o n n o n a v u lla
to Portland, Maine. Details are
K iin ala ise t luonnon-kaa-
lacking. The Marconi has been
vis-kotiparannus keinot
p a ra n ta v a t o n n istu n e e s­
carrying beef to France.
The Revolt Spreads.
I-abor n ev er did and nev er will en ­
As a re s u lt a wave of revolt
te r any such com pact. And w ar con­
sw ept the cam pus.
S tu d e n ts and
B ut le t us observe som e of the ditions don’t dem and it.— M otorm an
faculty have rallied to th e backing
c h a ra c te ristic s of the sta n d a rd of em ­ and C onductor.
Much s tre s s seem s to be laid upon
of P rofessor Beard. D uring the past
ploym ent th a t the accusers of labor
week th e following incidents have the alleged violation of honor of th e would se t up and p e rp e tu ate and are
ruffled th e calm of th e halls of A m erican F ed eratio n of Labor in re ­ endeavoring to m ake m ore m arked
spect to th e u niting of a so-called un­
learning:
and m ore established u n d er th e p re­
(1) The faculty of political sci- d e rsta n d in g th a t no ad v an tag e would tense of p a trio tism —a sta n d a rd th a t
Ollut p aras yskän p arannus 20
ence m et behind closed-doors and for be tak en of th e conditions bred by they a re bending every exertion along
v u o tta —pulveri m uodossa— v a a ra t­
th re e hours debated th e question of w ar t0 <“ < * * * * w ith th e sta n d a rd of th e ir m ethods to w iden and m ake BAIL MONEY FO RFEITED
tom ia, varm oja, ei op iaattla—pa­
Bail in th e sum of $500 was de­
academ ic freedom , and th e m ajority I em ploym ent ex istin g a t th e tim e w ar m ore effective.
ran ta a
yskän
24 tu n n issa —
clared
forfeited to th e county treas-
of those p rese n t pledged support t o ! waF d e c la re d - In every, in sta n c e of a
gripin 3 päivässä. Raha tak asin
ellei paranna.
K atsokaa e ttä
In th e m etal m ining in d u strie s in w y y esterd ay by Judge E akin when
Dr Beard
suspension of w ork by em ployes
sa a tte oikean laatikon jossa on
com
es
the
charge
m
ade
by
the
era-
th
e
copper m ines of n o rth e rn Michi- ■ H. G. G ilnett, under indictm ent for
(2) Im prom ptu m ass-m eetings h a r
punanen päällys ja Mr. H illin ku­
ploying concern and by “open shop” ! gan, A rizona, and o th er places, gov- i ob tain in g m oney under false p re­
va. M aksaa vähem ­
angued by the lead ers am ong the
stu d en ts have sprung up a t various advocates th a t labor is vio lating its i e rn m e n t sta tistic s show th a t th e pro-i tenses, failed to ap p ear for tria l
m än, a n ta a enem ­
män, sä ä stä ä rahaa.
tim es and places upon the cam pus, sacred prom ise not to change th e i duction cost of a pound of copper > T h ere will be no m ore ju ry cases
34 pulveria 25c.
as it stan d s on th e m ark et to be ! in circuit c o u rt until next M onday,
one of them being held upon the sta n d a rd of em ploym ent.
K aikissa a p teek eissa
T
he
question
a
rise
s
relativ
e
of
w
hat
purchased, is from six to eight cents.
ti reu m a tism ia , m unu­
lib rary step s in fro n t of P resid en t
VOTE TO BUILD ROAD
th
a
t
p
a
rtic
u
la
r
sta
n
d
a
rd
of
employ-
A
s o rt of stan d ard ized selling price
ais-, vatsa-, veri- ja rak-
B
utler's
office.
(P
re
sid
en
t
B
utler
is
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY WANTS
A t a m eeting of th e city council
k o t a u t e ja ,
h e ik k o u tta ,
m
ent
w
as
th
a
t
is
so
su
b
ject
to
change
j
before
th
e
w
ar
w
as
12
to
14
centq
¡stan d in g in w ith th e tru stee s.)
FREE SPEECH .
n a iste n ta u te ja ja mo­
was voted 1° spend
and for th e change of w hich labor is per pound, even then an appalling A e s^e rd a y '
(3) E very class has appointed
n ia
m u ita m iesten ja
m eans of accum ulating w ealth from 1 $15,000 on the road around Sm ith s
(J a tk o a cnsim äiseitä siv u lta)
By CARL BEALS, Alum nus.
com m ittees to tak e ch arg e of the charged w ith perfidy.
naisten
tauteja.
T he sta n d a rd of em ploym ent in profit. Mine ow ners took adv an tag e ; ° in t tow ard th e W ilson shipyards,
On historic M orningside H eights in ag itatio n in support of Dr. Beard.
HEE
WO
C
H
IN
E
SE M E D IO IN !
A m erica a t the tim e of th e declaration of th e w ar conditions, and copper T he next m eeting of th e council will A. F. of L. liiton konventsh »nis-,
COMPANY
New York City the seal of Columbia
Student* Hold Mass M eeting.
sa nnioitten sisäisten selkkaus­ 208 Ja m e s St., S e a ttle , W ash in g to n
(4) A huge all-university m eeting of w ar was resp ect for th e rig h t o f | has been 6elling a t th e ra te of from be held on the 27th of th is m onth, a t
U niversity, th e larg est Institution of
P e ru s te ttu vuonna 1903.
1:30 o’clock, a t w hich tim e the con- ten tutkijavaliokunnan tutkitta­
learning in th e world, is taking place packed the gym nasium to p r o te s t,I labor. H as it been changed o r in J 28 to 34 cents p er pound. T he m en
vaksi
sähkötyölärsten
liiton
kan-
a struggle for liberalism unparalleled ag ain st the action of th e tru stees, , any way in te rfe re d w ith by labor , w orking in the m ines, who w ere com- I lirm ation ot this vote, or th e rejec- sallisjärjestön presidentin menet­
‘ pelled to m eet the rapidly ascending , l *on 01
tak e p lace; the law
in the history of Am erican academ ic
(») At a m ass m eeting of th e ! ' since th e declaration of w ar?
telyn.
In
so
far
as
labor
was
concerned,
'
cost
of
living,
sought
to
obtain
som
e
1
retiu’r
*n
8
th
a
t
it
be advertised.
circles.
Lost am id the storm and B arnard College stu d e n ts—B arn ard ■
clam or of world w ar is occurring one 1 College is the w om en’s u n d erg rad u ate the rig b ts of labor to organize and consideration in th e d istrib u tio n of
i Portlandin lakkolaiset syyttävät
LEAVE FOR CAMP LEW IS
of those events which, while a p p a r- ! college— resolutions w ere passed de- p a rticip a te in collective bargaining, the im m ensely abnorm al profits th a t
yhtiötä.
L e ste r W adsw orth of S eattle, J.
both eth ically and legally, existed. ‘ obtained from the product—th eir la-
ently of so little relativ e im portance, m anding th a t th e tru ste e s relinquish
! H ull of C alifornia, Alex H anson of
Portland,
5
p. marra<k. — Te-
will nev erth eless live am ong the th eir absolute control of th e in te l­ T he privilege of labor to in sist upon j bor, to the m ine ow ners. They w ere i W allace (Idaho), and C layton E. leloonilakk» (laisten
k< »kouksessa
säännöllisesti 12-sivuiseua, ollen siis
tre a su re d trad itio n s of A m erican dem ­ lectual life and policy of th e U niver­ th e rig h t of organization in th e tra d e j aw are th a t they could get no con-1 Sm ith of A storia, left th is m orning hyväksyttiin päätöslauselma, jos­ ilmestyy
suurin suomalainen pilaiehti koko n,aaiima>-
union
m
ovem
ent
was
conceded.
T
hose
sid ératio n as individuals. They a t ­
ocracy.
sa. •
Osote näin:
sity.
for th e m ilitary tra in in g cam p a t sa vakuutetaan, että syy lakon < “
LAPATOSSU,
w
ere
established
facts.
Such
was
tem
pted
a
concerted
effort.
In
n
o
rth
­
C olum bia U niversity faces a crisis.!
A general facu,ty raeeting was
jatkumiseen
on
Pacific
Telephone
Box 553,
Suoertrji. Wis.
Cam
p
Lewis.
the stan d ard of em ploym ent and la­ e rn M ichigan th e m ine ow ners w ere
scheduled for M onday a t w hich the
&
Telegraph
C'o:n
isännistössä.
and th a t crisis hinges upon the ques- ,
bor could e n te r into no a rra n g e m e n t, in a position to com m and th e re- j
Habituksen välittäjä on määrän­
TEDDY SEN T AWAY
lion of free thought and free speech. j m a tte r was to be discussed.
u n d erstan d in g o r ag reem en t, except sources of the e n tire s ta te to quell
(7) T he following s ta te m e n ts w ere
nyt
lakkolaiset palaamaan takai­
Teddy
A
ckerm
an,
th
e
Uniontow
n
H eralded before A m ericans a s one of j
as p ertain ed to those rights. L abor ’ and subdue th e ir em ployes and thus
issued by P resid en t B utler, to the
sin
työhön
ja säh-kötyöläisten u-
newsboy,
who
w
as
im
plicated
in
the
the m ost liberal in stitu tio n s in this
could not have agreed to relinquish m aintain the gigantic perversion of
.e ffe c t th a t he would stan d by th e
burglary
of
the
Finnish
bakery,
was
I
n
io
n
k
a
n
s
a
l
l
is v ira s to o n m a ä rä n -
country, leading all o th e r u niversi­
those rights, Such a presum ption is the productive energy of those em ­
tru s te e s ; by P ro fesso r Beard, th a t he
com
m
itted
to
the
s
ta
te
ind
u
strial
n
y
t
l
a
k
k
o
la
is
e t p a la a m a a n ty ö -
ties in th e fields of econom ics, so­
ridiculous.
ployes into abnorm al profits. In Bis-
had docum entary evidence to prove
school
y
esterd
ay
by
Judge
Cornel-
h
o
n
,
m
u
t
t
a
h a ll it u k s e n v ä li tt ä -
cial science, political science, psy­
The em ployer who a tte m p ts to a s - . bee, Arizona, th ey deported th e in-
th a t th e tru s te e s have by “curses and
chology and education, it has sud­
sum e to th e public th a t labor is vio- ! siste n t elem ent of the em ployes and 1US. He w on't have to get up in the I
ME TAKAAMME
bludgeons'’ attem p ted to coerce m em ­
denly been robbed of its prestige by
latin g any com pact by in sistin g upon invoked the power of a p art of the i cold and rain and d ark of the early
e
ttä
C
openhagen
n u u sk a on nyt
bers of th e faculty; by P rofessor
papers
down
th e action of the tru ste e s in order- !
its rig h ts of organization or in sisting surplus profit in em ploying gunm en m orning to deliver
ja
ain
a
on
o
llu
t e h d o tto m a n
C attell, who denounced th e tru ste e s
pu h d asta. E llei k a u p p ia a lla n n e
ing an investigation of th e teachings
upon the p a rticip a tio n in collective to m aintain th e ir reign of subjection ■ th ere, anyw ay. A eulogy could prob­
for “hiding behind the flag to a s sa s ­
ably be w ritten of Ted, who took his
ole sitä, m e läh etäm m e sitä
of its professors in ord er to a sce rta in
b argaining is e ith e r stupid or else is and terro r.
sinate."
T eille p o stissa ta v a llise lla h in ­
hard-earned pennies hom e to his wi­
perfidiously endeavoring to falsely
w hether they a re inculcating doc­
nalla,
10c laatikko, siksi k u n ­
Academic Freedom the Issue.
In Springfield, 111., to m ain tain its dowed m other, but it is w ork for a
mold public opinion, and, considering
trin e s “subversive of th e co n stitu ­
n es kau p p iaan n e voi s itä teille
T hese trivial incidents have a deep
T
äten
ju
la
ista
an
kykenevien
puo­
(.the n atu ral in sp irin g of such assu m p ­ sta n d a rd of im perialism and kaiser- Dickens or som eone who can really
tion” and in sum m arily dism issing
ta rjo ta . P o stim e rk it k c lp a a v a t
luetovereiden h a e ttav a k si k iertäv än
significance.
A m erican u niversities
m aksuksi.
tion, the la tte rs seem s clearly the ism. the Springfield S tre e t Railw ay a rtic u la te the lives of the poor.
w ithout notice P rofessor C attell, head
puhujan
p
aik
k
a
län
sip
iirissä.
Haki-,
have never been fam ous for inde-
C openhagen suu-nuuska on
com
pany
em
ployed
tra
in
ed
gunm
en
—
—
—
case.
jän on to im itta v a jä rje s tä jä n ä ja
of the D ep artm en t of Psychology, and
m
aailm
an p a rh a in ta suu-tupak­
1 pendence, they have n e v e r been im-
as
strik
eb
re
ak
e
rs,
whose
engagem
ent
IMPORTANT
MEETING
k asvatustyön tek ijä n ä , m yytävä k ir­
W ho a re those em ployers th a t are
P rofessor Dana of the English D e-1,
,
.
, .
kaa.
,
, . ,
, , ,
bued, and p a rticu larly in recent vears, crying out th a t th e A m erican labor j could contem plate nothing less than I Shipyard Labor Union No. 15787 ja llisu u tta ja lev ite ttä v ä työväen
sa-
.........
p artm ent, because of th eir a c tiv itie s i ...
, ,,
. , ,, ,
¡w ith any bold sp irit of intellectual
Weyman-Bruton Company,
urd cr if necessary to m ain tain the : m eets a t Logan Mall N ovem ber I d , nom alehtiä, ky että\ä, selittäm ään po-
m ovem ent is not keeping faith w ith j m
in behalf of world peace.
I .
...
1107 Broadw ay,
New York.
i ad v en tu re, any unflinching devotion. any com pact e n te red into not to ,lesI,otis»u oi the em ploying com pany ‘ j a -“ t 7:30 p .m . Im p o rtan t business to ! ,iittise n i a taloudellisen jä rje stä y ty -
m isen m erk ity stä, seka tu n n e tta v a
O ther un iv ersities have had pro- e ith e r by stu d e n ts or faculty to an
puolueem m e
m enet telytapakysym yk
change th e sta n d a rd of em ploym ent? and deprive its em ployes of th eir j tra n sa c t.
dem ocratic rig h ts in em ploym ent. ! T here will be no m eeting Thurs- siä eri asioissa. H akem uksen y h tey ­
feasors dism issed because of th e ir unpopular cause.
T he reason has
Are they not th e m anagers of ‘ open
teen on liite ttä v ä lyhyt selostus, sekä
independent a ttitu d e
upon
s o c ia l, not been fa r to seek —-econom ic d e ­
Men have been shot In the s tre e ts of 1 day, N ovem ber 8.
ENSILUOKAN
shop” concerns?
tiiv istetty yh teen v eto lopputuloksista
questions.
P rofessor N earing was ; term inism in a word. T he control of
S
pringfield—A
braham
L
incoln’s
home
W hat w as th e sta n d a rd of em ploy­
k aikista n iistä a in e ista jo ita h ak ija
dism issed from P ennsylvania not so faculty appointm ents, has, until the
SIX CONVICTS ESCAPE
pystyy k äsittelem ään .
H ak ijan on
m ent w ith the non-union em ploying tow n—in an effo rt to destro y the
long ago because he cam paigned th e : last year or so, been in th e hands of
concern th a t it could assum e th a t any privilege th a t Abe Lincoln told work- ! Salem, Nov. 6.—Six convicts to d istetta v a , e ttä hän on kuulunut i
s ta te against child labor, and his dis­ tru ste e s
invariably
picked
from com pact existed w ith it and the Am- ’nK,nen to >;uar^ well. T he shooting escaped from the ¡»rison h o n o i puolueeseen y h tä m itta is e sti vähin- !
m issal resulted in a signal reform w ealthy and am bitious men, men ertcan labor m ovem ent? T hat stan- w as not doue by c iti»ens of S p ring-j camp six miles north of Salem täin kaksi vuotta.
H akem ukset todistuksilleen ja palk-
.
.
of the adm in istratio n of th e univer- w ithout any aim in life but th e ac- dard of em ploym ent was a sta n d a rd : fi(>,d who have been locked o ut of em- ! *a St n ig h t. No armed guards ac- kavaatim uksineen
on
lä h e te ttä v ä ; yleinen hinta ja hyV3 palvelus,
sitv through which self-governm ent cum ulation of money, having little in of belligerency a g ain st dem ocracy and i p’oym ent’ but
bas been done in ; c'nmpanied tile gang.
I he name L änsipiirikom itealle, o so tte e lla: 264 on meidän motto Tulkaa katso­
was given to the faculty. But th is comm on w ith th e ideals of scholar a g ain st the rig h ts of labor in democ- j ,h e in te re s t of conserving to the ! and county , from which commit- Taylor Ave., A storia, Oregon, raar- maan, huomaatte sen todeksi
was probably the resu lt of th e ad­ ship, th e very m en who have had a raev ; and labor n ev er agreed with * Kpm tgfield com pany to m aintain a t*- ■ .iitd t,ie c rim e , io llt> w s. l .a r l rask u u n 17 p :ä ä n m ennessä. 1917. —
Toim een on a s tu tta v a h eti kutsun
verse criticism ag a in st the actions stra n g le hold on politics, on th e
Multnomah : saatua.
th at em ploym ent th a t it would con­ stan d ard of em ploym ent th at em ploys i Higlcy. burglary,
of the tru ste e s which ag itated th e church, on industry, and who have
T overillisesti, L änsipiirikom itea,
tinue to m ain tain th a t condition of gunm en to shoot to kill law -abiding I Prank Johnson. larceny, I tnatil-
HANNA.
WYO,
K au tta, A. Mäki, siht.
whole country ra th e r than the resu lt by every possible m eans of publicity,
la.
Indian;
John
Majors,
assault,
citizens
in
a
city
th
at
should
be
the
belligerency as a stan d ard of em ­
of action taken from w ithin th e uni­ and intim idation balked one by one
ploym ent. The A m erican labor m ove­ cradle and insp iratio n of pure dent- ! Polk, negro; Farley Hunt, httr-
versity itself.
the m easures of social reform bom
glarly, Multnomah, negro: Joe
m ent never agreed w ith any one, or ocracy.
T he significant thing about the of th e te a rs and sorrow s of an un­
In Lima, Ohio, an effo rt w as m ade W ilson, larceny, Douglas; Jesse
w ith any elem ent, th a t it would be
Colum bia situation, however, is the ju st econom ic oppression. T he action still and passively succor kaiserism ! ,o e sta b lish and m ain tain the sam e Taylor, robbery, Union, negro.
1 i l H l I I 1 !■ 1 I I -I -H--1--I-
o o o a o o o a o o o o o o a
revolt of faculty m em bers and *tu- of th e stu d en ts and faculty in oppos- in em ploym ent. T he non-union man- ,ybe
sta n d a rd of em ploym ent by Officers arc now hunting for the
d en ts them selves. P rofessor Beard, ing such a group of reactio n ary tru s t­ agem ent has little excuse to charge I gunm en, and m urder was com m itted convicts.
E nsiluokan
one of th e ab lest men in the uni- ees h as m arked th e rise of a new th e A m erican labor m ovem ent with i *n
O A siam ies vanhim m an suoma- 0 i d-
t°w n.
RÄÄTÄLILIIKE
+
versity, probably the m ost popular U niversity sp irit, unknown to Amer- perfidy for ren d erin g a ssista n c e to ^ rom C hattanooga, Tenn., com es the
O laisen liikkeen valm istam ille
0
v
a
lm
ista
a
uudet
pukunne
ja
van-
+
O puvuille.
of all am ong stu d e n ts and faculty, i ica. if th is fight is fought and won its em ployes in an effort to organize J Ktory of m ore m u rd er—m en shot in
0 ! h a t silite tä ä n koh tu u sh in n o illa. -k
O
Huom
.!
U
nion
liike.
H
in
n
at
has resigned his position, refusing a t Colum bia it will place th a t in sti­ and effect in em ploym ent th e recog- tbe hack-assassinated. And so the
0 -k HANNA,
WYOMING, -k
O eh d o tto m asti halvim m at.
to be affiliated with an in stitu tio n tution in line w ith the b est tra d itio n s nized sta n d a rd o f‘rig h ts enjoyed both sto ry goes.
■H-r-;-i-I-i"l--i"!--:--k-H--l-l--l-l-‘i -I-d--i"l-l-l -k
dom inated by a body of tru stee s, of European u n iv ersities whose facul­ ethically and legally by labor a t the j W hat sort of citizenship dem ocracy
U llllllllllU lM lIIIIIlliU ltU liM iS III
“ having no standing in the world of ties and s tu d e n ts have tim e and tim e th is country en tered into th e do these d e fa m e rs -o f the tra d e un- j Nainen, jolla on laskutaitoa ja
education, reaetio n ary and vision­ again espoused th e m ost unpopular world w ar.
i ion m ovem ent w ish to im pose in e m -j on selvillä s u o in c n ik ie le s tä sekä
less in politics, narrow -m inded and cause ag a in st the m ost overw helm ing
valm istaa m aukkaim m at m arja
The organizing effort of the Amer- fdoynlent as c h a ra c te ristic of th e j sen ohella osaa englanninkieltä,
m ehujuom at koko Wyo-
m edieval ijs religion.” T he stu d en ts odds, in line w ith the free-thinking ican labor m ovem ent is wholly con. sta n d a rd of em ploym ent they w ish not i saa paikan Toverin konttorissa,
!S korput, keekit ja kukikset «■
m ingissa.
and a large num ber of th e faculty ; U niversity of P aris, w ith H eidelberg siste n t w ith the m aintenance of the ! d istu rb «d? Live evidence is th a t it is ' Hakijan tulee kuulua sosialisti-
g
valmistaa
£
HENRY KUOPPALA,
have fallen solidly into line behind ] which becam e th e c e n te r of th e
:i
citizenship
of
gunm
en,
thugs,
m
u
r
-
!
puolueeseen.
sta n d a rd of labor, and is c ertain ly
omistaja.
his dem and th a t th ese men “give P ro te s ta n t revolt, of Oxford when it in keeping w ith th e m aintaining of d e re rs—m en in w hose dens plots for
Kirjottakaa haikemus omakäti­
HANNA,
WYOMING.
over th eir rep ressiv e m ethods and opposed Jam es II in his attem p ted th a t standard.
kidnapping of children a re hatch ed ; sesti, liittäen mukaan suosituk­
2
ALFRED POLLARI
S
control
and
aroused all England
L
et
those
of
th
a
t
sta
n
d
a
rd
of
Amer-
m
en
in
who«e
presence
women
and
senne
ja
palkkavaatimuiksenne.
omistaja.
r
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Tarkastakaa Toverin ilmoitus- X
ag ain st th a t m onarch, of G ottingen ican in d u stries known as the k a ise r i M ild ren are not safe alone— if we
Ö
Box 258.
H anna, W yo. S
akemusten tulee olla sisällä
¡prior to the ’48 when G ervinus, Dahl- elem ent—the union-sm ashing elem ent
asisiiK sizsiiiiEiBim isasiiiBM iisuiiii«
call them men. T h at is the class viimeistään tämän marraskuun osastoa.
i m aun, Ew ald and the two G rim m 's —the d ictato rial elem en t—continue of ‘’¡Gzenship th a t the “open sh o p ”
30 i». tullakseen otetuksi buumi- &miUHIIHiB£UEmiUIIEI£iH£S§IIIlEia3llI£lllllXKlini£S£IÌlZIIIIiSIIIESaiHB
D I l l ' H I I 1 -t-t- H j - h ' l - l - l - l ' H l ' ¡risked th e ir ch airs for H annoverian th eir effo rt to te a r dowti th e recog­ advocates, according to live evidence, oun.
liberty.
Toverin johtokunta.
nized sta n d a rd of labor; but do not wish to p erp etu ate. T h at is the class
(7) H aluaisin saada tie tä ä m issä
At
a
tim
e
when
the
U
nited
S
tates
let them poison the public m ind to of em ploym ent th a t these open shop
on tu ttav a n i Kalle Paakkola, kotoi­
sin listä, O. 1. K aikilta m uiltakin has lost its liberty, at a tim e when ihe presum ption tliat labor is u n re lia ­ advocates charge th a t the Am erican
T ehkää ostoksenne kau p asta, Jonka om istaa, Johtaa Ja k o n tro lle e ra a
ovat
k irje et
terv e tu lle ita .
Hugo the executive of th is country upon
in its com pacts w
hen S
it V X
endea
--- —
HOVI»
-SStXVzVS labor m ovem ent is endeavoring to j
työläiset. V arastot täy d elliset, h in n at k o htuulliset, kohtelu hyvä.
U
K iuttu, 351 T aylor Av«., A storia, Ore. his dem and, c e rtain ly not th a t of the ble
r«
vors to d estro y th e ir kaiserism and !change in vi;)laGon of a sacred corn
S
people, has been invested with the
TYÖMIESTEN KAUPPA YHTIÖ,
re sto re to labor i t , n a tu ra l. Inuliena » * . " Ol ‘° ',lslu rb the A
m ost search in g and a rb itra ry power ble, dem ocratic rig h ts of organizing sta n d a rd of em ploym ent.
over the lives and property and w el­ and collective bargaining.
ROCK SPRINGS,
Is labor to ask a fair em ployer to
HANNA,
SU PE R IO R , WYO. B
fare of the people of th is country
The A m erican labor m ovem ent, long
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th a t has ever been exercised by
since established and recognized as a
p o ten ta te or ru le r in any country
standard-fixer of em ploym ent, will
since civilized governm ent w as es­
not sit idly by and to lerate the w iden­
tablished am ong men, it is significant ing of the sphere oi dictation by
•« tn tm p ik in cuJ.« tu tin A l v t - S a t t i n n a u tittu a . th a t th e re should be heralded to us
"open shop” w ar pro fiteer m anufac­
Nihlock, Ont , Maaliskuun 14 päivä 1913.
the signs of an aw akening am ong
tu re rs and em ployers. It is under
Arvoisa KsusuLtuen
P. A. Licnell
_
___
___ de
our higher
in stitu tio
n s which
com pact, how ever, th at, in em ploy­
Täatä ilm oitan, että minä tilasin teiltä Matc >
m
..
. > r
,
■Ailkknat ja niiden tuloa oli alla tiyvä, että aina- m ands tuore liberty and freedom ot m ent w here the rig h ts of labor are
i »ataviisikjtnm enlä jalkaa m atoja tuli sillä expression.
The basis of this new
tu Ikkeeiia,
l
josta olen suuresti kiitollinen.
recognized and respected and the
TO IM EE NPA N EE
Matti V iitala.
freedom is to be faculty self-govern­
rig h t of collective bargaining exists
ALVB-8ATSI. apteakari LignelTin erityinen m ent.
The resu lt of th is new free-
keksintö. Kaksinkertainen voima. Tämä lääke
to th e em ployes, it will not take
tappaa varmasti Lapamadot, Sukkula n ad ot dom may be th a t our universities
advantage
of any sh o rtag e in the '
ia kaikki vatsassa olevat madot.---- M atojei
u «
,
. . . .
tuntomerkit ovat. väänteitä rinnan alia, m uut . u ill before long assum e the leader-
lu v a i.ta kipua vatnaMa. kova ruokahalu elin » Kilin in
stru t-p lo fo r tm ori/.-.r, labor m ark et to im pose abnorm al :
okabalm ipuute,vatsan täyteläisyys.okaentami. , srlIp ,n lll e Struggle lo r A m erican and u n b earable burdens upon em- i
«•n, tahi taipuminen oksantamaan, siniset dem ocracy and liberty, th at they will
ploying concerns, but th a t it will j
renkaat silm ien alla, paiuon väheneminen j a ;
, .
epämiellyttäviä tunteita vatsaapa ja si*itlmys. i once and for all shake off the chains
e
n te r conference around the board !
*e>»a. U ooet karsivat tätä » le i,e sti, tu lok sen a I
nriv)1.»ro
»i,„i„
omituisesta ruokajärjestelmästääa ja m o n i,
special p m ile g e and Like th e ir with the rep re sen ta tiv e s of such em ­
iokaon.aairas eikA löydä mitään huojennusta proper place in th e advancem ent of
WASHINGTON HAALILLA
Parhaat kengät naisille, miehille ja lapsille. “Mark G. H ar­
tavallisista lääkkeistä Tuskilleen, karsii ma­
ploying concerns and endeavor to
doista vikka ai niitä olekaan näkynt tarvetta social d em o cracy .
ris”—Kuhamitali—mittain Jälkeen tehtyjä pukuja miehille.
work
out
ju
st
conditions
of
em
ploy­
‘e tiilessä.
____ ____
___
---- Tämä lapem atolääka on tullut tunnet nm-
Kaivosmiesten
tarpeita. Universal-keittouuneja. Overland-
m
ent.
and
in
cases
w
here
disputes
r e k s i ja suosuummaksl kuia mikään muu
STRIKE COMMIT-
autoja,
y.m.,
y.m.
Suomalaisteu myymä ja valmistama lapam ato
a re thus irreconcilable, such su b ­
lääke Amerikassa
TEE TO MEET jects shall be subm itted to a fair
LIGNELL IN ALVE SATSI
and honorable a rb ite r court, a t the
Ostakaa ainoastaan omasta kaupastanne. Se on oma hyö­
( kaksinkertainen vo im a )-----Lääke voidaan
hands of which both m ay receive ju st
alkaen kello 8:30 j. p. p.
Tacoma,
Nov.
b.—A
strike
hanttia lääkkeen makua tuntem atta
Lähete,
tynne, sillä ostoksistanne tulevat voitto jaetaan takaisin
tään postimaksuilleen $1.00 hinnalla täydelliset
committee consisting of one del­ consideration. T h at was the s ta n d ­
ohi r«t mukana.
vuosittain.
SISÄÄNPÄÄSY:
25c
n
a
a
m
io
n
kanssa,
k
atso
jilta
35c
———Li<nell’iu Apteekl on » n u rin -- ■
egate from each Oregon and ard in em ploym ent th a t w as in effect 1
------- suoni. Apteekl yhdysvalloissa— —
KOLME PALKINTOA JA E T A A N RAHASSA Y H TEISKU NN AL­
Washington exchange will meet a t the tim e th is uation en tered the
P. A. UONE1.L CO.. Suoertor. W<*.
LISISTA KUVAUKSISTA.
-— H uvitoim ikunta.
world war.
It is the stan d ard of
TERVEYTENNE
INQUININE
Local Notes
CASCARA
TELEFOONILAKKO
JO56U
U usi, iso 10c kannu
COPENHAGEN
on nyt saatavissa
PUHUJAN PAIKKA
AVOINNA
KAUPPATAVARAA
Union P acific Coal Co.
Hannan ilmotuksia
Q JOONAS L Y N N
° $
K alle H autam äki
$
HALUTAAN
kirjanpitäjän apulainen
i Sampo Bottling Works
| P a r h a a t L e iv ä t §
| H an n a B a k e ry §
{ halutaan
tietoja
1 Työläiset! f
Uudistakaa tilauksenne 2
ajoiSSU ettei lakkaUtUS- S
ta lehden lähettälMSeS- ¡3
O o
sä tule tapahtum aan ! §
Jalkaa Lapamatoja
SAMPO
SEATTLEN
S. S. O. N o. 5
Osuuskauppa, Hanna, [Wyoming
Hannan työläisten oma kauppa. — Puhdas
ruokatavara. — A in a parasta lajia.
Ei varasteta punnituksessa
L A U A N T A IN A
M A R R A S K U U N 10 P :n ä
Huom.!
Alv« Satsin nykyinen
hinta: 91.1b.
in Seattle Wednesday to start
negotiations w ith the compari)
em ploym ent th a t the A m erican labor
ma
i
Sama hinta ja hyvä vapaa kohtelu jok aiselle
SAMPO OSUUSKAUPPA
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