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VOL. IV. HELENA, MONTANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 26. NO. n. Striking PROGRAM OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISM Colleqtive 1. Collective ownership of all industries in the hands of trusts and combines, and of all public utilities, in other words: collective Trackmen ownership of the means of production. Emergency 2. Democratic management of such collective industries and utilities. Helena Light and Railway Company 3. Reduction of the hours of labor and progressively increased Mutual Aid Asserts Itself in Face of remuneration. 4. State and national insurance for the workers and honorable Mighty Seismic Devastation- Inaugurate Slave Driving and rest for old age. 5. The inauguration of public industries to safeguard the work• Cut Wages. ers against lack of employment. Surplus Diminished. 6. Education of ALL children up to the age of 10 years. No True to the prediction made by what good his vote does him. The child labor. The terrible visitation that has hand upon private property, and the News some time ago. the track• aldermen he votes for ride on passes 7. Equal political and civil rights for men and women. wiped out the city by the Oolden bids the private owner stand back IF YOU BELIEVE IN THE ABOVE, VOTE WITH THE (late is fraught with lessons for the men employed by the Helena light though able to pay and unwearied in the interest of the many. It goes SOCIALISTS, join the Socialist party. student of economic and social con• and Railway company are having a by toil. But the men who build to the owners of wagons, charging Read good socialist literature, attend the meetings where social• ditions. In the first place the great• taste of capitalist prosperity so far the road on already starvation wages $ 10 for transportation, and says, ist speakers will explain the doctrines, aims and object of our move• est ruin and disaster has come to as work and wages are concerned, tired out with their labors for others "You work for nothing. Society ment. the members of the capitalist class. and the result was a strike on Thurs must either dig up from their scanty needs you." It stands at the door Socialism stands for abolition of the wage and profit system, be• The capitalist class hold in personal of the grocery and says to the gro• day last. Fifty-one of the street pay or walk. cause this system which is declared sacred by the beneficiaries of possession all that constitutes civili• cer, "You sell one loaf of bread at car construction crew were involved. Carr A Slave Driver. modern capitalism, enables the few to enslave the many. The man zation. All the magnificent build• a time. You charge so much." These men are repairing the track This man Carr was the one who who is in possession of the means of produ< tion owns the means of ings were theirs. The land is theirs. Individval interests amount to noth- out towards Kast Helena. They called out the military against his life—he owns the lives of those who own nothing but their labor The stores of goods created by la• sng. All give way before the com• are obliged to report at the barn men in Canada on similar street power which they must sell for hours, days, weeks, months and years bor were theirs. They alone could mon need. every morning. When going to car construction. He is known as in order to live.—Labor. enjoy the riches, the splendor, the Society can do this work in time and coming from work they have a brutal slave driver wherever he luxuries of what was known as the of emergency, and all sav—it is well. been carried free by the company has had charge. Bohemian city. Their stores, their It could do it always were it not for heretofore, but were obliged to wear Walker the secretary is also comforts, and their pleasures have the principle of class rule for profit. badges to distinguish them. blamed as one of the leading men been diminished by the huge catast• The socialist says- there is always Subterfuge to Lower Wage. rophe. The toilers who have made who has kicked up the row through Labor Awakes In a time of emergency,. Human life all these have practically nothing to This showing of the badges has his servile toadying to the powers is always at stake. Let us systema• lose—nothing but their rags and been a subterfuge for making the above him. Had it not been for tize the activities of society so that their dismal homes. But the dev• men pay fares at all times. An ex• his interference the demands of the England there shall be no fear of poverty, astating flames have thrown one cuse was trumped up that there was men would probably have been sickness, need. Let us work col• mighty boon to them -the boon of trouble over the badges. The men granted. lectively— all bearing the bnrdens work. The enormous surplus of quit in a body although they are Boycott Excursions. Working Men Voting for the First —all sharing the reward. Com• over production, before which the not unionized. Manager Carr re• rades and brothers, this is socialism. The labor men over the state capitalist class trembles, lest it con• ported that the men were discharged Time—Mall and Empire Why do you vote with the exploit• should put a boycott on Helena ex• gest the channels of trade and pro• the incident closed, and the com• ers who oppose it? cursions this summer. The traction fit, has been dimished to the extent pany had all the men it wanted to Comments. company is depending on making a of some two hundred millions *bf take the placet. big thing this season, and the men dollars. The city must be rebuilt. In Johnstown, Pa. the state con• The Weekly Mail and Empire of ed the people using their political Five Men Scab. can get .»; a day after May i just as It is a natural harbor. The pur• stabulary are out helping the oper• Toronto, a most conservative sheet, power. The statement was a point blank well as not if they make.a determin poses of "business" demand it. The ators to win against the strikers. devotes almost half a page of a re• Now the bureaucracy is being lie ar only five men could be found ed stand. The street car company workers will build the city again. It's a wonder those miners that still cent number to the subiect of the condemned and wiped out because to take the places of the discharged is fearful of further complications. They are eager to build it. Ma• have a vote wouldnn't learn some "Astounding Rise of the Labor the democracy has determined to workmen under such ridiculous It knows its profits hang in the bal• sons, carpenters, painters, decora time to get hold of the powers of Party." It says that the important choose its own government. The terms. They offered to do this if ance. Its managers must get re• tors—all the slaves that press to the government themselves. Then they influence of organized labor in the workmen are organized excellently they were given 10 cents extra a day sults. A systematic boycott against coast for the next year or two can would have the military on their late English election and the fact and intend to elect their own repre• to do it with. This was refused. Broadwater, excursions, etc., will get work. They will build a fairer, side in time of difficulty. European that about fifty labor representatives sentatives and choose their own The matter should be taken up and dig a bit; hole the aforesaid pro• a more magnificent city than the working men would be ashamed to are sitting in the new parliament as leader in the future. The socialists strenuously dealt with by the Trades fits. The workingmen make up the one that went down. But they vote with their masters. a compact body, show that the pro• are moderate in their expressions, Council. All men seeking work public. They can take the wind will not own it after they have built letariat has at length awakened to and range from the educated and should be warned away from the out of their sails if they will. it. They will have a chance to work its privileges. Of the five and a philosophical down to the purpose• Vincent St. John is now ia Den• city, and the circumstances stated. All the men tell the same story so for the others for awhile—and get a half million votes that were cast a ful workman. One of these was in• ver under bonds of tio.oo to await This is buc another method of cut• there is no reason to doubt the cir• bare living—that is all. full half million were given to terviewed as to his position, and his trial on a charge manufactured ting wages, which now that all coin- cumstances. straight labor candidates, but these said. "I look to the rise of labor to Another lesson from the disaster from the hate and enmity of the petition is removed in the copper Number Like Convicts. do not by any means represent the give a more wholesome tone to pub• is—the collective interest of man• "law and order" fraternity of Tel• state between large capitalistic con• One of the most objectionable number of working men who have lic life, and eventually to land us in kind working effectively without luride. His persecutors are now cerns, will be the order of precedure. features of the affair was the demand voted, since many liberal victories a system of peaceful co operation, red tape in the face of a common contemplating charging him with Case For Federation. that the men should wear their num• have been won by the help of labor. wherein we shall be able to live danger. The soldier no longer is the crucifixion of Christ, if they The state should see that these bers in plain sight like a convict. Many of these voters have come to without everybody's aim being that busy for the purpose of murdering can only secure a "confession" from rights of common labor are protect• Western men have not got used to the polls for the first time. The of fleecing his neighbor." his brother, but for preserving life some degenerate of a detective ed. such humiliation yet, but it is com• Liberals exploited the Chinese labor The potential powers of labor as and safety. State authority lays its tgency.— Miners' Maga/ine. The workingman can now see ing. cry throughout the campaign. The evidenced in this vote have aroused walls were plastered with the life- all parties to a consideration of its sized portrait in yellow cf a typical imminent possibilities. Class Struggle on Post Office Lends Chinese laborer, with the inscrip• tion, "The Future Unionist British The election of Local Bisbee, In CoaJ Mines to Morg Workman." Fiscal reform was rep• Arizona, where the union wrecking resented in the blackest colors, and and socialist annihilating citizens leaflets distributed by millions en alliance is so much in evidence, re• The class struggle is being clearly any agrfement to arbitrate with the A striking illustration of the clas• ion men. The government belongs titled, ' A Word to the Women."ap sulted as follows:* Republican, 547; and succinctly defined in the coal I nited Mine Workers is an unjusti• sical socialist assertion, that govern• to the class that has economic pow• pealing to the difficulties in provid• !>emocrals, 401: Socialists, 85. The mining industry. President Baer fiable surrender to anarchy and mob ments are but committees of the rul• er. Socialism is the only thing that ing for their families, and stating secretary reports that this is as good of the firm of Cod, Baer \- Co., violence. The letter to the commit• ing class, was furnished during the will place it in the hands of the peo• that all the necessities of life would as could be expected considering has stated it as his conviction that tee contain> the following. "We recent city campaign in Chicago. ple. cost more if a tax were put on them. the fact that about 400 of the most contend that it will be better that The traction companies, J. P. Mor• ac tive spirits were compelled to leave Underground Scab Hotel our mines lie idle for vears than gan, et. al., were said to have spent Debs' Proposition Great It is stated that the phenomenal the camp during the last month The that we should accede to the high• more than a million dollars in the success of the Labor party is due capitalists are openly advocat• way manlike demands of an organi• campaign of eastern capitalists entirely to the fact that the leaders ing the driving of the socialists out The capitalists are getting the art Special to TH I SOCIALIST. zation that lacks either the wish or against municipal ownership, to of the new trade unionism have of the country, and a working man of opposing the strike down to a the ability to restrain its members thwart the will of the people of Seattle, Wash., April, 17.—Debs stuck out for independent political seen talking to any known socialist fine poin Madeira, Hill & Co., from acts of violence that would Chicago. They drafted as their proposition is the best yet made. representation, and have thus cre• is discharged and black listed. Philadelphia coal operators, who disgrace the much despised Rus• allies the postoffice officials, and the Let the working class have its own ated an entirely new party with a own the Ilarleigh colliery are taking sians." It's a wonder John Mitch• officers of a dummy organization jury at the Moyer-Haywood trial program of its own, no chances of having their workmen At the last meeting of the Inter• ell wouldn't take a tumble to him• known as the "Federation of Im• sitting opposite the capitalist class If Mr. Cladstone had not wreck• national Socialist Bureau the secret• interfered with if a coal strike is de• self? The apparently butter like provement Clubs." Stored in the jury^ hearing all evidence and ren• ed his party twenty years ago with ary reported that he had received a clared. Thev are setting up a smoothness of Roosevelt's arbitra• vault* of the postoffice through the dering its own verdict. That ia the home rule bill this upheaval visit of Chinese socialists who wish• lodging house in the mine, several tion board is simply a toleration of astonishing complaisance of the better than all threats of force or might have happened earlier. Three ed to be represented at Stutgart, hundred feet underground. And the working class that is dispised by federal authorities were 200,000 let• any general strike. Let the prolet suffrage bills have given extended that the socialists of Cuba desired the miserable scab will live like rats, the capitalists. The bitter class ters to be released for mailing arian nation assert itself by choos• enfranchisement to the British—the to be heard at the bureau; that a so• herd like vermin—why? Because hatred is more virulent on the side March 31. Two hundred thousand ing its own jurv to watch and report. reform bill of 1832. Disraili's bill of cialist paper was about to be run in of a chance to get to work at all. of the capitalists than on the side more were added to this mass of In face of such a jury no capitalist 1867, and the bill of 1884 which South Africa, and that the social• The capitalist class will soon have of the workers. The capitalists literature, and like the others were jury will dare render a partisan practically gave the ballot to every ists of Brazil intend to affiliate with the working class completely at its disseminated from the federal build• verdict. Nothing would so display adult man. The consequence of the International Socialist move• hate the workers as miserable, ig• mercy so far as conditions of labor ing in time to reach all the voters of and evolve a self conscious prolet• Mr. (iladstone's home rule action ment. norant, discontented wretches, and are concerned. Strikes, economic Chicago just before election day. ariat. Every international union was to place Lord Salisbury in pow they bring every power of govern• Alphonse Verville, the newly organizations will amount to noth• Imagine the socialists asking a like should select its juryman at once. er, and instead of the government ment, authority, and economic ad• elected M. P., for Molsannenne, ing unleirthey are complete combi- favor from the Chicago postoffice. The scheme is practical, impressive, becoming more democratic it was vantage to keep them in that con• effective. presided over by the strongest of Canada, has said in regard to his ations of the workers, and even then dition. Nothing will ever change During the Colorado strike, while aristocrats. Feeling himself strong position, "I am neither a Liberal they are of no avail whatever unless HKRMON F. TITUS. the condition of the coal miners ex• the troops were invading Telluride enough to control the destinies of nor a Conservative. I am the rep• the working class completely con• cept the abolition of the private in the interest of the mine owners the empire he did not seek help resentative of labor in the Canadian John Spargo's "Bitter Cry of the trol the political situation. This is ownership of the coal mines. And association, the soldiers at night among the rank and file that sup• parliament, and I shall stand for Children" has been adopted as a the aim of the whole socialist or• they'll have to work for socialism could be seen back inside the post- ported him. A series of accidents ths best interests of the labor party, text book ia Cohtmbia university. ganization throughout the world. to achieve that. office inspecting the mail of the un• in office followed him and prevent• first, foremost, and all.the time." MONTANA NEWS. HELENA, MONTANA. THE MONTANA NEWS. 11 not helpful to clear reasoning. A Communication to the Mem• MAXIM GORKI'S MIS• This same editorial, speaking of the bership of the Socialist Party Owned Mid Published by tha Socialist need of an effective party press, says of all Lands, on Program Party Montana. TAKE. «*T NUTRITO J*» should step forward with a firm and HENRY BOOTHMAN. Because he dared to bring a wom• conscious step. Libby, Mont., April 15, 1906. an who was not his legal wife with him as companion to the United 101 and iOJ Broadway Telephone 449-B. Residence 420-A JUST PLAIN LYING. States. THE FORLORN HOPE. Helena certainly carries off the Some five and thirty years ago Because he has ignored or vio• Anton Mlekush John Gol.nr.yer There is something pitiful about palm so far as a modern Ananias is the International Workingmen's as• lated a social conventionality? the old soldiers trailing themselves concerned. This past master in the sociation went into history. No, that is not Gorki's mistake. to their reunions every year and art of "how not to tell it as it is," The socialist movement ~>f the There are thousands of men, men THE PARK SAMPLE ROOM raising their feeble voices in cheers goes bv the name of Leon Shaw. world thereupon resolved iuelf into prominent in politics, art, litera• TONI i HANS, Props. for the flag, the camp fire, and mem• His latest flight of exuberant and a series of national orginizations for ture, all walks of life, in this coun• ories of soldier life iu a vain attempt scintillating imagination is in con• independent working class political The Beat Beer in Town. Come in and Try One. try, who would be puzzled to tell to keep alive the embers of "pa• nection with the Hauserlake dam. action. These are the socialist or You'll Take Another and More. which woman out of several they triotism" among the "common" To read his iridescent fancies in workingmen's parties of today. consider their legal wife. We wage FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS American people. These remnants the Record one might fondly dream With this appearance of the work- that in the very hotel from which IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS of the mid-century struggle are that all he had to do to be wafted to ingman's party the grand question Gorki was ejected there are mar• STRICTLY All UNION GOODS nearly all poor and forlorn, their regions of ethereal bliss, and revel became: After such a party cap• ried men whose souls are soiled wives are poor and dressed like in nectar and ambrosia, was to flit tures the powers of government 110 East Park Street. LIVINGSTON, MONTANA. with the utterances of their secret poor folks. They all belong to the to this latest scene of Amalgamated what is it to do? sexual acts. And we will wage ignorant, hard working "lower" activity. Fven the Chinese hot I would submit to your consider• further that these were the hypo- class. They gave up life and health cakes (cold cakes is what even their ation the gist of a proposition on crits who demanded most loudly and hope to go and fight like a celestial creators fiendishly call such premises. FOR the BEST Gorki's ejectment from their midst. lot of stupid proletarians because them out there 1 have been imbued The First Act of a Workingman's For years the Czar ot Russia, it Carnegie and the northern capital• with the atmosphere of poesy and Party. is well known, has had a kept mis• ists wanted to control the govern romance. Leon's brilliant imagina• Imprimis then, a workingman's $3.50 and $4.00 tress, a former actress, actually liv• ment instead of leaving it in the tion ought to be worth a million or administration must pass a certain ing in his palace, and she has borne hands of the slave holders. These so to Rockefeller as an enticement supreme legislative enactment, or as him many children, while his legal SHOE same capitalists took good care to to the slave pens where the workers we say in America, amendment to wife has known and condoned it. keep their own hides safe, but the make the ducats for the shirkers. the national constitution. He has lavished upon this com• GO TO working class march up like mar Take your blankets out there and Such amendment will declare spe• panion the love and attentions tyrs and fight their battles for them try it, boys. You go too, Leon. It cifically, that propeity may be ac• which the social law requires should 13 S MAIN and are paid with "glory." will look different from that side. quired, under eminent domain, on be given his legal wife. HELENA an appraisement of its improve L. ARNOLD, It is sinister for the future of ROYCROFT EXPOSE. Has this forfeited the Ciar the rec• Montana that the G. A. K., en menti. Beat Repair Shop in the City The Toledo Socialist is doing ognition of the rulers and the rul• campment was held at Bozeman Thus the national, state and mu good service to the cause of truth ing class of all nations? Even (of course). If the innocent want nicipal governments will forthwith and commonsense in exposing the President Roosevelt, with his much to know why we will enlighten them. be empowered to purchase property, Libert Hubbard-Roycroft I k i n g's vauuted ideas of social and person• PAUL PETERSON, Prop. Bozeman is where the capitalists of within their spheres of dominion, craft) jingoism. Roycroftism may al probity, has kindly overlooked Capital Cafe Montana are concentrating all their without compensation for that part be a pleasant form of capitalism for the immorality of this rnler of Rus• warlike preparations to shoot down of its value which is a land or mo• those that like to take their whisky sia. It did not prevent Nicholas Located on Main and Grand St, The Leading the workingmen as soon as the nopoly value. that way, but we don't want the and Alice Longworth from accept• Cafe in Helena. Merchant* Lunch 25c, From Amalgamated begins its fight on the public to be deceived into the idea National Ownership. ing wedding presents from this same 11:30 to 2 p. m Western Federation and proceeds that it is done in the interest of the As a consequence of such act your Caar. to cut wages. Bozeman is not an national government will snbject to QUICK SERVICE and EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE PHONE 27J-A. "other- fellow." The Socialist is The wealth glutted, sordid, sen industrial town. It is a miserable national ownership such industry or now publishing a series upon these snal, idle, parasitic, class of this little bourgeois center. It has a pseudo social reforms under the head ndustries as the national conven representative of the Russian work• honor you for all you are, for all farming community all around it, country—those whose private scan of "Benevolent Feudalism." It is tion of your party may express it• ing class, the world wide working you have done, and the great work and here the well-to-do farmers dais provide the means with revenue time that this pretended 'uplifter of self in advocacy of, purchasing the class, in its struggle for freedom and you are yet to do!—Toledo Social• come to live. The ideals are capi• to keep secret the details of whose humanitv," that gives bitter address• property necessary therefor on an emancipation from the rule of the ist talist ideals, and there is no work• filthy alliances make the gorge rise es at employers' associations against appraisement of its improvements bourgeois of all kinds. ing class pride or consciousness, or and the stomach heave, these can the working class and their organ• alone. That is (iorki's mistake. resentment at the inferior condi• violate every law, human and divine, izations, should be shown up in hit State or Provincial Ownership All else would be foritiven, he J. S. BOONE tions into which society forces la• with impunity and also be respected true colors. It is said that the National requirements satisfied, would be lionized and eulogized and bor. Kvery poor man belittles him• as the sacred ones of modern so Contractor & Builder "hands" there, working at $3.00 a your state or provincial government welcomed and huzzned, and around self by trying to ape somebody ciety. Reside these, Gorky is an All kinds of shop work week, read the motto on the wall, will subject to condemnation pro him and his loved one would be above him. The young men like the angel pure as snow and innocent as made to order. Power "W ork as Well as You Can, and Be cedure, on the same basis of ap• woven a glorious glamor of glitter machinery ::::::: blue coats and the gew-gaws, and an unborn child. Kind," sarcastically. praisement, whatever property is romance, if he had not made the hence this the militia center of the He has simply parted, and parted Shop Nest to Livery Stable KCNOAtL mistake of coming here as a revolu state. necessary to carry out any expressed legally and amicably, from one BLOODED MAYOR. tionist. He should have come in• public ownership declaratious of the woman whom he no longer loved Milwaukee's new rich fascinaiing THE HUMPHREY JEYVELEKY CO. Trie annual encampment is made state convention of your party. stead as a literary curiosity to lec• boy mayor is a born aristocrat ar.d and who no longer loved him and Tin lin.nt work done at the lowest at Ft. Kllis towards which the gov Municipal Ownership. ture prettily, and display himself for pr'ces. We make any thine yo» warn blood of the bloods. He has prom- linked his life with another woman eminent contributed $5,000 last The requirements of both state money and bask in the superficial * <• this line. Our shot) la all raav fcjr whom he loved and who loves him electricity. If ymi want any s»««c+sl year to help the Amalgamated pre• sed to donate his salary to charity and cloying atmosphere of the and nation satisfied, your municipal enough to share all sacrifices and desiga In a ring-, havu a» wo We It. pare to shoot its strikers. It is and stop all the old Rose-like graft. bourgeois whose hypocrisies he communal or local government, re devotion and ideals with him, and Kendall Montana here that they will rally the forces The capitalist class, terrified by the hates and whose rule he would de• duces to municipal ownership such to whom it appears he is actually to shoot down the union men when menace of socialism, have got to re• stroy. portion of the remaiader of proper married legally. they go on strike at Chestnut, Liv• pudiate old ways, trot out their best OCAL LIVINGSTON, of the ty at is consonant with the desires No, that is not Gorki's mistake Yes, that is Gorki's mistake. The ingston, or Butte. and make a show of being honest. I Socialist Party of the workingman's party in your His assaulters and detractors may same mistake that the best and For shame workingmen! Milit• Mnutrtry Moaotf Night at Socialist Hall, 95Mr filth jetjt met)r al8 je beftrebt, particular locality. say that he made a mistake in bring noblest souls of all history have No. B. St. HOWARD NKTIIKIN Sac. arism is not in your favor. The ben Deutfdjen itflontanaS einc ftei Management. ing his sweetheart wjth him to made. The mistake which caused capitalists foster military forces to tunfl ju liefern, bie im roabjen Sinne his other mistake in sending a mes• bee SJorteS einc 8 e 11 u n g ift. The management of national 1 America. But that is not hia error subdue you. Let the exploiters sage of sympathy and love to his OCAL BUTTE, Of the Socialist $)ie „3taat»-8eitung", etablirt im dustry will be whatever conform Many other men have done worse fight their own battles. You have fellow comrades, Moyer, Haywood L Party. Sabre 1885, erreidjt bie grofee Wehr with the will of the national elector than that— some have even brought enough to do to fight yours. and Pettibone, in an Idaho jail. Meets every Monday night la tha class room jabl bcr beutfd)en ftamilien im ate; of state industry what so con six wives with him—and they have "ii the fifth Floor of tha Owsley Block, fraa ©toate, aber mir madjen e$ un8 jut discission. Everybody Invited. forms with the will of the state elec gone unmolested and unchallenged That is what the bourgeois and FROM PENNSYLVANIA 9lufgabe, a 11 e Deutfdjen „u its press and professors and spokes• crreidjen. Die .Montana ©taati torate; of state industry what so If Gorki has erred in that regard The last issue of the Union Senti men can never forgive. ^eititng" iff bie einjige beutfdje &d conforms with the will of the state he has erred too lightly. He should nel contains an editorial that is tung im Otoate, 12 ©eiten ftarf, in electorate; and of municipal indus have been bolder and brought It is that which should rally to his Dr. G. A. Willett worthy of consideration by all who cluftoe be8 „3onntag8gafte8," unb try whatsoever is agreeable to the harem with him and he would have support every socialist and every DENTIST are interested in the effective, prac foftet nur $2.00 per 3abx ober $2.60 one whose soul longs for human will of the municipality in interest been received with acciaim. And tical work of the socialist move nad) Deutfdjlanb obne SonntogSgoft freedom. Let us welcome him forROO M 9 THOMPSON BLOCK unb $11.00 mit <5onntag8gaft.sJprob e The Survival of Private Owner the hotel proprietors of New York ment. Referring to the purpose of hit genius, his achievements, his Opposite Grand Central Hotel (fremplare merben frei on irgenb el ship. would have fought to entertain him the national organization to send all nobility, his devotion to the work• I use the latest Anaesthesia Somno- ne Slbreffe Perfonbt. 9Wan ahptmire It is hardly to be contemplated and his harem as an advertisement national organizers into the coal ouf biefelbe unb trage ba u bei, baft ing class, and doing it, let us dare forme for painless extracting of teeth 0 that national, state and municipal No, .that was not Gorki's mis field if a strike takes place, it very bie beutfdje @prad)e, bie bie ©Itern hia detractors to do their most. ownership will reduce every vestage take. aptly remarks that seemingly the ef un8 gelebrt baben unb bie ruir bod) Maxim Gorki, representative of ftftifocn follten, aud) ben Wadjfommen of property to a collectivistic basis Gorki's one great mistake, the Phone 75-M Livingston, for a fort could just as well have been the Russian working < lass, soldier carpenter to do your odd jobs. erbalten bleibe. (To be continued.) mistake for which the bourgeois made without a strike, for condi of the social revolution, we welcome 2JI a n abreffire: our grovelling hypocritical, rotten Howard Nethken, S. Main St, tions would be even more favorable you and give you greeting! We Wontana 3taat»-8rifuna, D. Drier—Heating and plumbing pig-minded bourgeois, will never Livingston, Mont. Contracting then, as the excitement of a strike V- O. »oi 238, . fcelena, SRont. love you for your one mistake and carpenter. 223 So. Main St., Livingston. forgive him, is in coming here as MONTANA NEWS, HELENA, MONTANA. I

AWAKE. cavalry have been called out. They rake, my brothers, wake. •re met by shouts from men and The mghi of bondage wanes, International women of "long live the revolution." talma of morning time the eaatern aky. National News It is stated that attacks have been DO YOU WANT TO MAKE $5.00 The loila that bind yoa. break. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvi Hrnd from yoar llmba the chaina. made on some churches. The re• boar of yoar redemption draweth nig li Miss Ottilie Baarder starts on a ports are probably fhe usual capi• Vaa are but aerfa to-day, Local Cook county, 111., has ex• new year of work as central organ• If so, read this ad. A saving of $5.00 or talist slanders and misresresenta- IJato yonr mantera' treed. pelled a member for scabbing. izer of the socialist women of Ger• more is made in buying your Spring With golden shackles, boand la slavery. tions wherever working class griev• And will yoa bear It. say n many. Marie Mackwitz, speaking Suits from us. Nobby and up-to-date ances are concerned. It is well You of that aoble breed The latest outrage of the capital• for the factory employes' union is Styles. Call and see for yourself. Of patriots who died to make men free? known that the church in France is ist government against the socialists winning a reputation in Hanover Awakea.theo, arise. bitteri\ hated by the working class Go forth In all yoar might. has occurred in Greenfield, Mass. and other large industrial towns because of its upholding the vice, Strike for yoar liberty, loved oaea and home. On April 19 Comrade Sol Kieldman which is breaking down the German Strike for the glorloas prlie greed, and oppression of the capit• CAPITAL CLOTHINC COMPANY was arrested while speaking on theprejudic e against women speakers. Ot justice aad of right, alist class. •aajaealh It to the age that Is to come. street to the largest meeting ever •at la the tea ted field. held there. He was afterwards sen• The government murder list for Mar la the battle's brant, tenced to serve eight days in the Thone 75-M for plumbing. D. Strike! bat with ballots, tongue and pen — Russia for 1905 reaches the num• The arms that freemen wield. county jail. Thus from east and Drier, Livingston, ber of over 14,000 killed, and 20,- Go aoblv to the front west do the minions of capitalist i those who battle for their fellow men. 000 wonnded. Every day prison• rule attempt to crush out socialism, saet aa the breath of mora; ers are killed by the dozens to make Murray King's Report Sweet aa the earliest song •t bird, that tells the coming of the dawa; room in the overflowing jails. Are aoble actions, born Nicholas Tchaykowsko, the Rus• BAKER*SOftS Will hold meeting tonight at dance 'Mid selfishness and wrong, sian revolutionist and socialist, the • aid the canae of Freedom marching on. There are countries possessing friend of Peter Krapotkin, spoke 21 in district school house, Saturday -JAMES ARTHUK EDtiERTON. working class parties definitely or• twice in Boston, April 22 in Paine night in town, Sunday in Boulder ganized under the name of labor or %*yvvvv»vvv»vvvvv»v»<>%%vv» hall in the afternoon and Kanuil hall and probably Monday night at an socialism. In of these countries in the evening. 15 other settlement on the Boulder. So the party has succeeded in obtain• vPracticaJv •t will be ready to leave Tuesday Women's Clubs ing parliamentary representation Comrade J. B. Osborne, the blind mosning. Have written Uhl if Germany heads the list with 81 mem Horseshoers socialist orator, has intended going possible to hold postponed meeting bers in the Reichstag. Leaving to Australia to study labor condition. The foffowing selection is taken Great Britain out of account for a in Clyde Park as soon as I get When he went to pay for his pas• from "Socialist Songs, Dialogues, moment, the countries follow in through, but don't know whether sage he was told the Australian au• sad Recitations," complied br Jose• this order: France, Italy, meet i,( will materialize or not. thorities would not permit him to 48, 42, phine R. Cole, and for sale by Belgium Denmark Austria Comrade Knapp bad me go to land. This is a remarkable com• 28; 16; /• Le wist own : Charles H. Kerr & Co., E. Hungary, and Holland A Big Timber to speak at a dance in a Montana. i 264 mentary on a country that some 10, 8. Kin/it- St., Chicago: still smaller number to be found in neighboring school house. The people try to make the uninitiated First Child—Labor creates all Sweden, Norway, Bulgaria, the dance did not prove a success as to think is a socialist country. No capital, but has none. Grand Duchy of Luxemberg, Switz• attendance, and we decided an ad agitators allowed. Second Child—Labor builds pal erland, Finland and the Argentine dress would do no good. Saturday Union Laundry Co., Inc. but lives in huts. Republic. Today Great Britain evening I spoke at the court-house A Bohemian branch with 13 mem• Third Child—Labor weaves the stands well up on the list with a in Big Timber to a small audience. THE RIGHT KIND OF WORK bers has been formed in Allegheny it beautiful garments of silk, labor party of 29, which is swelled The meeting however was a success ===== and ===== City. wool and linen, but wears shoddy, to by the addition of the Radical as we sold several dollars worth of THE RIQHT KIND OF PRICES 1 54 literature, took two subscriptions rags and patches. Labor members. TELEPHONE The socialist county committee 116120 Broadway He.ena Montana Fourth Child—Labor prepares for the News, and succeeded in a for Alleghenv county, Pa., distri• rousing considerable interest among the most delicious, nutritious foods Eton College, Kngland, where buted 1,000 pieces of literature, and the few present. Unless something WHAT TO EAT but lives on unwholesome adulter pieces of advertising for the the sons of the aristocrats are train 20,000 is done the primary law will carry ations. Moyer-Haywood demonstration. ed for the great universities has Remember in Sw eet^rass County. The election Fifth Child—Labor builds street 1 lately developed a band of young the VaJvies you get cars, carriages and automobiles, but occurs June6. Even the Catholics are not all one socialists. The 19 year old son of at our store walks. Sunday I went to McLeod, a as in regard to the socialist ques• Lord Ribblesdale, heir to a vast Sixth Child—Labor builds streets community of ranchers, on the tion. Rev. A. I* Byron-Curtis, a estate, says, 1 am a socialist be• and public highways, but is not al• Boulder. Here are true sons of the The Gordon Hat for socialist priest of Rome, N. Y., has cause I am convinced of the in• lowed free assemblage upon them. revolution. A good audience challenged Rev. Father Sherman, a justice of the present social system, Seventh Child—Labor builds gathered from the surrounding violent anti-socialist, to debate the and that inevitable ruin will attend $3.00 school* and universities, but re ranches at the bachelor residence of socialist question. us if we adhere to its absurd an• •sains in ignorance. * omalies. Mr 1 allhurst, to hear their first so• Eighth Child—Labor builds labor cialist speech. The audience was Comrade James O'Neal of Terre saving machines, but works on thoroughly class concious and was Haute, Ind., is acting as editor of H. W. Wells, the writer of* the harder than ever. an inspiration to the speaker. Our $12.50 and $15.00 and $18 the Toledo Socialist while Comrade popular stories in the Cosmopolitan is a puzzle sometimes, but you can Ninth Child— Labor manufactures These ranchers, some of them with easily decide if you come here and M.nilv is in the field doing work for has joined the Social Democratic Suits Excell Everything rifles and gatling guns with which immense cattle ranches and great look over our stock of Tonge Tick• the national office. Federation in England. herds of cattle, feel that they are in the West in lers. to be shot when it strikes for its II being extinguished as a class by the Everything is new, fresh and in rights. Dundee, Scotland, has had a la• Values prime condition. We don't deal in The Social Rebel is to publish an advance of capitalism. They are Tenth Child—Labor has the bal• bor war. It was the biggest strike the products of manufacturers of account of conditions prevailing in heart and soul with the working lot, but does not know how to use in ten years, and moreover, was a doubtful integrity. the coal district of West Virginia. class in its struggle for emancipation it- woman's strike. Several thousand A socialist has been through this My subject was, "We Must Abolish Anderson Bros. CO. Eleventh Child—Labor has brains defenseless girls were cruelly de• slave district incognitio, and the re• the Capitalist Class," and I never KLEIN &~B0URNE and abilitr to change all this, but feated by the mill owners. Dundee sults of his observations will be felt a greater unaminity and inten• RELIABLE GROCERS it is too cowardly to stand up lor is one of the "she towns" of old given. sity of sympathy in my life. After Save Your Sole Cor. 6th Jackson Phone 30 its rights. Scotland whose principle industry the speeh the crowd was loath to A. Anderson will repair Twelfth Child—The hard work of is the jute trade. Thirty-five thous• A voters' league of millionaires leave. Several ranchers grasped It. Shoes make to order. the laboring class has so deadened and men, women, and children and capitalists has been organized my hand with such expressions as, First class work guaran• their sensibilities that they can't feel work there, and live there, in one Colorado Grown Trees in Milwaukee to counteract the so• "You're on the right track;" "It's it when they are being skinned. teed ******** cialist ticket. The Herald calls It vast slum. The conditions of child surely coming;" "I have heart! en• I Apple trees, 2 years old - I2C All ask, "What?" the Grafters' League, and shows life there are said to be unfit for ough." We discussed the primary 118 Sixth Ave. E. Helena, Mont. Cherry and plum trees. 2 yrs - 20C Child repeats, "The hard work," how the men in it have stood in publication. Twenty-three thous election law, and talked till towards Climbing and monthly roses - 25c etc. and went on strike for a rise of Imported flowering shrubs - the way of the best interests of the 5midnight . Collected $2.00, sold WILD FLOWERS 25c All reply, "Yes, that's so, "the city for years. per cent of the miserable wage. two subs and some literature. We Yellowstone is truly one of the "Seven Won Send for Free Catalogue Phont hard work of," etc. Ministers, public, press, everything ders." As a place of grandeur and «conery it 21? R F D. \o I. Boul• must have another speaker up there is ananrpassed by the famous Alps. Wild • der. Colo a "respectable" tried to get thebefor e long' A little more work, flowers abound there in great profnsion. Not the least of the interesting slaves to return and serve their In order to furnish the public with a souvenir The Schroeder-Son Nursery Co. Worker's Club Ball. and a local is a sure thing. We within reach of all. the Northern 1'acific Hail- features of the Milwaukee move• masters faithfully, for the mill own were royally entertained by John way has prepared a dainty publication.contain• •» - - *> - - • ...... as •>•»*»»**»»»*«• Tuesday evening, May 1, themen t is the activity of women in the ing* twelve »|M*cinies* of Home of tin- mont beau• ers had resolved if work was not re lord. Workers' Educational club give a party. The North Side Woman's tiful wild flowers within the park, winch have sumed to close down all the factor been pressed and nicely mounted in jHirtfolm The Arlington Hotel strand May day ball in Electric hall. club donated ft 10 to the campaign Comrade Knopp was so mightily form. ies. Pinched and starving the poor Mrs. Savm Stew exrt. Prop. The first of May is the international fund. Both the West Side and the pleased with the results of the visit This magnificent souvenir, which also con East Side clubs donated snug sums. wretches were forced to yield. tains six full page half-tone illustrations will workingman's day, observed by or• to McLeod that Monday evening he be mailed prepaid m receipt of SOc. There are four woman's socialist The Fdinburg socialist furnishes MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS ganizations of working men through• determined to have the meeting we A. M. CLEL.ANO. Gen. pas. Agt. clubs organized in the city. the account of this tradegy of labor. St. Paul. Minn. Completely Refurnished and out the world. It is exceedingly missed the first night in the school- • Refitted. Popular Prices. appropriate that the workingmen of The comrades in Iowa some Vandervelde in Belgium and house out of Big Timber. The re• Steam Heated. On Car Line Helena should observe the occasion months ago found that their state Bebel in Germany are making sult was a splendid example of the The Changing Order with a ball. The festive occasions dues were not sufficient to carry on spirited protests in the parliaments contagion of enthusiasm. With By Oacar I...veil Trices. Ph. D. (Professor in North Main St. • Helena, Mont. enjoyed at the Workers' club are their work, and they thereupon only three hours' notice a meeting the University of Chicago until he began telling of those countries against the in• too much truth to aait Standard Oil!. Some of fresh in the minds of all and need doubled them. They report that crease of the military power. was gotten up wiih the attendance the truth la in this book: It Is a Study of Dem• no further commendation. Come the plan works well, they have lost at least twice what we expected. ocracy, showing that democracy is tha Inevitable no members, and have doubled result of changed Industrial conditioaa, and and enjoy a happy evening; trip the The audience was largely made up that It in turn will bring radical changea la art, their resources. Minnesota has done The taxes made by the British FRESH FRUITS light fantastic toe, and make of men who have resisted socialist literature, education, work, play, phlloeopbj the same and Wisconsin is making government on the unhappy natives and religion. others happy. teaching for sevesal years, but the arrangements for a similar change. of Natal, first a hut tax and then a Cloth, joo fagti. U 00 imt^ttd. result was highly gaatifying. We TN caa get big dlsiisaase on Sals aasl all Fresh Vegetables and proposed head tax of £5, have •sir »thcr books by paying a dullsr a manib tsa talked on the burning issue of the m.>nth» far a sbare af stack. Fresh Meats, Straw• roused the labor members of parlia• hour. "The Capitalist Class must Charles H. Kerr «% Company berries Fresh Every ment to fury. The tax is an ex• be Abolirhed," with incidentals on SO filth A v enus. Chicago Day. Our Magnifi• tension of brutal methods to force Grand May Day Ball the primary law. After the speech cent New Refrigerator the natives to work for their con• and questions, which latter lasted Guarantees Service to querors. r Our Customers unex• Given by the some time, the audience showed its HE mission of the Socialists Kood will by a collection of $3.25. celled in Montana. Rosa Luxemburg, now said to be is to promote the interests One sub was sold. The working T Our Mail Order Depart• imprisoned in a Russian dungeon, of the producers. It is our Worker's Educational class in Big Timber, as in so many ment Gives Firstolass works with Bebel on the editorial mission to promote the inter• middle closs towns is completely Satisfaction. staff of "Vorwarts." She is noted ests of our customers by keep• Club *== cowed and debauched by th capi• for her brilliant oratorical gifts. At ing always on hand the best talist middle class and the capitalist Clectric Hall. Tuesday. May 1 7ena her speech on the general brands of Wines, Liquors and Mail Orders Solicited spirit. The industrial centers and strike carried the vote, for it irre Cigars, at the farms and ranches are the weak• sistibly. She is a Doctor of Laws. est points of capitalism now. Extra Lady. 29 Casts Mint HELENA PACKING & Tickets $1 BrtiM' Orchestra The French miners are determin• ed in their strike in the Pas le Cal• , Phone 75 -M I for plumbing. D. Lew 1 stow 11, Mont. PROVISION COMPANY ais district. The gendarmes and Drier, Livingston- MONTANA NEWS, HELENA, MONTANA.

of obligation in handling the affairs of the party and the business of the ^ State Department party members, such as resolutions, T. KA1N <£ SONS Some reports, plan of work, etc., that simply must be covered by a party Granite and Marble paper. Other material comes in after this. There is no other way Monuments HE NEWS has been repeatedly asked why it did not offer some Spring to manage except to have an eight T incentive for obtaining subscriptions. Heretofore, we page paper. But we're going to have not been in position to give any bonus at the price at which have that soon and then our troubles Prices and Monumental designs sent on applica• tion. Parties buying work delivered at depot, and The News is put out. The deficit has to be made up from other will be over. placing work in cemetery buy much cheaper than sources. Arriv• • • • the old way, by saving agents commission. Circumstances have so developed that we have now decided Havre sends in I7.00 as closing to present the following proposition to the socialists of Montana: its election accounts. For ten subscriptions to The News, we will give the choice of • • • Cor. Main St. and Seventh Ave., Helena the following books: als Local Stark sends in for a bunch "The World's Revolutions," Ernest Untermann. of constitutions. "Science and Revolution," Ernest Untermann. • • • "American Farmer," A. M. Simons. Comrade Renneker of Forsyth "Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State,'' sends in a list of six subs. C. M. Batch Tailoring & Mfg. Co. Frederick Engels. • • • "The Social Revolution," Karl Kautsky. Try One of These $25.00 Suits This is a chance to get in and establish a first-class, economic Forsyth sends in #1.25 for due J» J* MADE IN TOWN J* j» scientific library, and the soldiers of the proletarian revolution v stamps. They always hang on there want to get busy. and sometime they'll have a good movement through that whole sec• Thompson Blk, Main St., opp. Grand Central Hotel. Helena Fancy Hat Bands in tion. Class Colors • 50c • • • Comrade Jensen writes from Len- men's union in the meeting of the Comrad Melinda Hudson of Lo• it has been to us. Friends turned American locals. The Finn local nep: "In regard to a socialist directors of the Co-operative Broom cal Dean, sends in I5.00—11.00 for to enemies; smiles to sneers. But is in a most flourishing condition. Stetson Hats in the speaker at this place I should think Factory. He was also asking ques• organizing stamps and $4.00 for we have worked away patiently un• Theyl were giving a fine play, <;» it a pretty hard proposition. But tions and taking facts and figures in new shapes • $5 new subscriptions. She says: "We til now we have quite a number with cents admission, hall full, and re• I will take it up with the school regard to the cost of putting out an held our local yesterday and had a us. Last fall we tried to get a freshments served. Their social• trustees, and I think I can arrange eight page paper, and the equipment splendid meeting. We decided to speaker in here. Comrade Walsh ist organization is the center of their The "Monogram" Hat, the it to get the schoolhouse free. But that would lie necessary to do it. spend our surplus money for our tried to help us, but it seems he social life, as some day it will be best Derby that we we must remember that there are Butte is taking a serious interest in State organization in circulating the failed. Now our idea in writing among the Americans. nothing but Norwegian farmers this to see that the paper really gets know of • $5 this letter is to see if it is possible Montana News where we think it E. T. Hamilton, Livingston Mont, here, and the most of them are out. So it is likely that there will for us to have someone come in here will do the most good. So you see manufacturer of concrete blocks strong republicans. I should think be something doing. who can speak a little and organize "G. & K." Pedigree we have faith in our paper. We for building, a specialty. if all of them would come that come are going to hold a May-Day meet• a local. There are fifteen or twenty • • • Suits, $15.00 to $35.00 when the minister is here we would ing on May 6." that are ready to join now, and more Maiden, like Vesuvius, is showing At the meeting of the Local have a crowd. coming—mostly farmers. It is a quorum of the Washihgton Socialist signs of another eruption—a sort of • • • half a day on the train from Helena "Another difficulty is that we Cravats and Fancy Party the statement of March fi• socialistic "get there." Here is Comrade Wright, the Secretary to Drummond, and a day of stag• have no hotel here, and it may be Hosiery • 25c to 75c nances showed the party in the best Comrade Weiglenda's latest: "The of the Boise Local: "We are much ing it from there here. We would hard to arrange for a place for a financial condition for two years. splendid showing made by the party obliged for prominent place ghen be willing to stand the expense of socialist speaker to stop. I shall There was a cash balance of I45.- at the recent elections cannot be our manifesto. The Comrades are car and stage both ways. There see what I can do in regard to the 64, with no outstanding indebted- otherwise than gratifying even to all with you in spirit, but we are all would be no need of a hotel bill as matter and advise you as soon as ness, and considerable stock on the ' pessimistic socialist," who at a poverty stricken outfit. I will this home and others are open to a possible. I shall be glad to hear hand. all times sees the impossibility of try and get in some subscriptions by Socialist. But if this cannot be Comrade Ken Wilson speak, and winning anything in our time. Some• next week. Locally it is taking all done can you send us thorough de• will do what I can to have him here. Krustoliff, known as the brains times 1 am inclined to think that it the spare change we can rake to• tails as to how to organize? We If you know the address of a Nor• of the Russian revolution, is said to> is too unequal a struggle to wage gether to keep things moving. Our are anxious to get lined up. wegian paper I would like to send be dying from the horrors of his and stand any show of winning, for membership is growing fast. The Yours for the Revolution, confinement in a Russian dungeon, for it for those new comers up here it must be admitted that even the "Idaho Unionist" is inclined to act MK. and MRS. DOWNHOIR." that can't read English." where he has been since his seizure average party member does not take favorably towards the socialists. Gaa Paa, a Norwegian socialist by the Cossacks last December. the interest in the affairs of the or• Gans & Klein Co. I believe it would be advisable to • • • paper is printed at Minneapolis, ganization that belongs to it and is put it on the exchange list for news Ceorge Henry of Traverse Creek Minn., Franklin Ave. was put up for school trustee by the E. T. Hamilton, Livingsta*. a part of it, and were it not for a HELENA, MONT. during the Moyer-Haywood trial, Mont. Concrete contractor. • • • few untiring and self-denying indi• as the editor is contemplating run socialists and elected, receiving 18 Comrade McDonald of Lewis- viduals, T am afraid the party wonld ning a daily through the trial. Will votes to 3 cast for his opponent. COURTESY. town sends in a list of five, and a make slow progress indeed. We say that although the (J. A. R. fel• This is pretty fair for Jefferson hands us $3.00 for the equipment It has turn proven hundreds of tinri thai couple of advertisements for in• have been lagging a little of late. lows turned us out of their hall we county. fund. courtesy benefits not only the person to whoaa it in shown, bnt also the one extending the sertion in the News. In regard to What we need is a good speaker. • I • now have labor hall at our disposal." • • • My, It's the little courtesies that often ma Ben Wilson's tour, he says, "By all My advice would be to send a speak• Comrade Carlton of the fearless • • • Comrade King is at Fridley. Will the moat lasting impression.. Coartesy U)«l means bill him through Fergus er in here as soon as possible. Once Its patrona is one of the most praise worthy railroad boys of Whitehall also has We are receiving many letters be at Chestnut and Belgrade in a characteristics of the North-Wrstera I,ire county." he is here plenty of work will be Its employes are instructed to accord all patrwaav wheels goipg in his head in regard now looking towards active work. few days. found for him, and he will bf taken but partibularly ladles aad children, esswy • • • to agitation work for the summer. Here is one that has the right sort • • • possible courtesy and attention. It's the tittlw care of. I understand, of course, details in the construction of the New North• Comrade Stach from Wallace He says, "There are not many of a ring to it from Ovando, Mont• that this is not in line with the way Mrs. Haelett speaks at Basin western Limited between the Twin Cine* ass* Idaho, sonds us in the printing for Chicago taat have made it such a popular train, people at Sappington, but a speaker ana. "DEAR COMRAUE: I am Fridav night under the auspices of of routing speakers where locals are with the travelling- pablic. Leaves 14 in neap a the initiative and referendum ballots ought to get a fair sized audience at writing you this letter in behalf of a organized, but something must be the Miners' Union. lis 8 p. w.. St. Paal HM p. m and arrlsaa> for Shoshone County. Thoughts Willow Creek, and at Logan though few struggling Socialists at this at Chicago H.S5 A. M Ticket offices at 600 Haa- done. I would suggest the follow• ollet Avenue Minneapolis, Vs. Robert St.. Hj like this for the support of the party I know nobody at either point to re• place. Up until three years ago • • • ing: Notify the locals two weeks in an Hotel St. Haul. press will enable us to meet our bills commend. You will most likely there was not a Socialist here, but Comrade Malinda Hudson re• advance, and send each a bunch of so that those of us who want to tear have to send some one into these about that time there was a seed cording secretary of Local Dean down and throw off the parasitic, hand-bills or posters announcing points on his own resources as far dropped that took root; and from sends % 10 on account with the state THE exploiting capitolist class shall have the days of the speaking. Start in as getting a crowd is concerned. that time there has been a little office, and a membership card. ED50N some means of fighting them on at Lewistown, then Kendall, Maid• You would likely be up against the band numbering three or four that their own ground. en, (>ilt Edge and back to Lewis- • • • same conditions at Harrison and has worked untiringly for the cause. FAMILY THEATRE town; and perhaps by that time more Comrade (iraham spent three Pony. It is strictly a farming com• We have bought literature and scat• 15 17 South Main StaoX • • • dates might be arranged. The main days in Butte this week. He was We have the following from Com• munity with a few scattered miners. tered it, have paid for subscriptions thing is to send us some one that looking at a press that was offered rade Teofila l'ietriella, editor of "La I think if the party fund will stand to papers and done the verbal act will stir us up a little, or rather for sale, but which proved too small Five Shows Daily Open Year Around! Sentinella Socialista," an Italian it that a good man like King might as far as possible. No doubt you shake us up right, and give us to for the purposes of the News. He paper, published at Calumet, Michi• be able to start a few of them to can understand without words what understand that there is a work to attended both the Finn and the gan: "If it is possible kindly let thinking if he was able to get in be done, and that we are the ones me have the list of the locals in there." to do it. The only trouble with the your State, as I intend to use it to average socialist is that he is all the • • • interest the Comrades in the spread• time waiting for the other fellow to Comrade Uhl of Clyde Park had GOT EM ON THE RUN ing of this Italian paper." • • • do something. He is like the old planned for a meeting for Murray chattel slave. He wants someone King at that point. The night Comrade Hatton was over from to "prod him a batch." proved to be a stormy one so that Butte lately representing the • • • Comrade King could not make the Our competitors say we cannot sell the interests of the Mill and Smelter- Dr. Willett of the Helena Local date. Comrade Uhl writes that it is hard to get meetings there in the Best Goods at our Prices. But we summer, for the season is short and BANKING BY MAIL the farmers have to work hard in or• sell the very best groceries obtainable der to contribute their share to the The Union Bank & Trust Company receives deposits by mail on ex• actly the same terms as though made in person at the Bank. Plutes. He says the best way to The mails are entirely safe and are convenient, and people in all parts reach them is to send someone up of the country transact banking in this manner. to take subscriptions for the News. =30 Per Cent— Deposits may be sent by registered mail, postoffice or express money order, or by bank check or draft. As soon as we receive the first deposit • • • it will be entered on our books, and a passbook mailed the depositor as a A father and his son came in with receipt for the money deposited. $5.00 each for the Moyer-Haywood We have issued a small booklet telling of the simple way in which an account can be opened by mail and we will send a copy of it free to case. They wanted their names anyone asking for the same. withheld. If any others wish to contribute money to this cause the Than They Sell Trash ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARDS News will see that it reaches its des• FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINOS DEPOSITS tination. THE UNION BANK & TRUST CO. • • • We have to again ask for the con• OF MONTANA, AT HELENA. Will/am L. Crecgg sideration of the comrades in re• Capital - $250,000 gard to articles sent in or subjects Lewistown, Montana they would like us to handle. Every OFFICERS issue fresh material, apropos to im• GEORGE L. RAMSEY, President REPRESENTING mediate conditions, has to be re• A P. CURTIN . Vice President FRANK. BOGART . . Cashier GEO. MELDRUM <£ CO. » CNCAGO lentlessly pushed aside for lack of S. McKENNAN . . Treasurer C. F. MORRIS- •• Secretary room. There is a certain amount