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VOL. III. HELENA, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3,1905. NO. n H. Lynch Answers Frederick Heath
To The Montana News: I received a bundle of your papers containing consecutive issues from March 15th to April 12th, inclusive. There must be a dark gentleman in the woodpile somewhere, as these are the first I have received for a month. 1 note Comrade Heath's letter in regard to an article that I wrote in Spokane, and which was reproduced by the Weekly People of New York. The phrase to which Comrade Heath takes exception appeared among others of a like expression, with reference to what appears to me as a peculiar species of Social• ism now obtaining within the So• cialist party, in some sections of the United States. Obviously, Comrade Heath has placed an improper construction upon my assertion, as I never even intimated that any of the Socialist aldermen of Milwaukee introduced a bill in the interest of the small gas manufacturers of that citv. Mv •imitation, as nearly as I can now repeat verbatim, read as follows: "Among other things, the Socialist aldermen of Milwaukee are inter• ested in cheap gas for the small manufacturers." The article emanated from a letter written by ('umrade Welch, social• ist alderman of Milwaukee, in an is• sue of the Social D—IQCf tic Herald some two months ago. while in the heat of the city campaign there, who in explaining the benefits o4 "Municipal < (wnership" for the 'people' pointed out that the small manufacturers would be among those benefited. " At the time I called your attention to the article, ami requested that you reproduce it. Mv current issues of the Herald, with other Socialist literature, are immediately placed in propaganda service, when read. m The matter opens up a discussion in a more general wav. bearing upon ditlerences of opinion on tactics now abroad in the Socials! party. Little is gained in arguing the merits and demerits of the contend• ing faction's premises; results must be consulted. Comrade Heath will first agree that opportunism serves best as a political lly-paper in the mustering of so-called Socialist votes. If so, he will also admit that slumps in the Socialist vote, in America, occur with greater fre- ipiency where opportunism obtains, and that opportunism, where it pre• vails throughout the world, has its counterpart, a weak working class movement. Does Comrade Heath know of any method by which the Socialists will gain possession of the means of producing wealth other than by con• fiscation? Why resort to sophistry via a veiled platform? Is it not just as reasonable to de• mand Win. Jennings Mryan low tariff, on the ground that "the out• rageous and robber tariff is saved to the 'poor workingman,' who buys back the product" as it is to par• ticularize workingclass measures, to-wit: old age pensions? Were we to include in our plat• forms, all the measures that are J5he Double-Headed Octopus favorable to the worker, and all that will be thrown out by the capitalist parties as the "dominant issues" in portunism is best exemplified in more he makes the threat, in so lieve that this is business of that ly one half of the Socialist votes of waerts" reprimanding laborers for the way of municipal ownership, etc., Comrade Merger's "explanation" to many words, that this character of state regardless of its effect on the the world, and one-third of the "watching the Kmpress pass without to stem the rising tide of Socialism, the national committee, which aside state autonomy is to endure in Wis• movement as a whole. votes of the empire, we find, after raising their hats" with this grade I am constrained to think we Social• from the personal abuse contained consin, whether the Socialist move• Comrade Merger's repeated refer• forty vears of Socialist agitation, of Socialism it is altogether likely ists would have been the national therein, and attendant to, is an ex• ment of the United States sanctions ences to German Socialism and "au• Cermany, with few exceptions, that American Socialists are loathe paper trust, purchasing paper on tremely weak defense, which part of it or not. thorities" will not be taken seriously politically one of the most back• to take their Socialism from Ger• which to print Socialist platforms. in substance, is, towit: We Social• Verily, if Comrade Berger voices bv those Socialists who are alive to ward countries in Kurope. In view many. Indeed, if reports are to be I think Socialist working-class plat• ists in Wisconsin, understand that the sentiments of Wisconsin Social the character of the Socialist move• of the military speeches of Comrade relied upon, German Socialists are forms should be as revolutionary we are free to vote for a democrat ism, the movement in that state has ment there. The allusion over• Mebel, and his supporting the intro• fast losing their class consciousness, and as near to the point as possible, or republican, in case we have no attained the stage of a "real political throws Comrade Merger, in that the duction of adaptable uniforms for with corresponding increase in votes. keeping in the foreground the ulti• Socialist running for office. In party" even threatening to surpass present state of sterility obtaining in the army; Kautskv's opposition to One word about the union mate end. other words, in such a case the the national movement in point of Cermany is the result of incessant the demonstration of a general question: Socialist concessions" and Wisconsin Socialists maintain the power anent tactics. opportunism. While (lermany has, strike, upon the violation of the If Socialists are to become identi• Socialist opposition by capitalistic right to vote for capitalism as Has Kditor Heath, in his Social no doubt, contributed much to the right of suffrage because "Our gov fied with unionism .it all, from what parties are but two aspects of capi• against Socialism. This is done Democratic Herald, ever made ref- Socialist movement throughout the ernmental system excludes the dem• point of logic, or consistency, do talism's effort to exterminate Social• with impunitv and by virtue of what ence to the action of the Kansas world, their work has up to this onstration of a general strike;" the Milwaukee comrades oppose in- ism. Comrade Merger is pleased to term So< ialistists, in refusing to put mo time been little other than parlia• \ oilman, with his hobby of po• dustrial unionism? No Socialist The psychological effect of op• "State Autonomy." And further• tions to referendum, or does he be• mentarism. While controlling near• litical power "as an end, "and "Vor- (Continued on last page. )
t 2 A legal rate is sufficient. The law TilK MONTANA NKVYS. dog, would imagine that it was to ing class is very differently defined provides that legal notices shall be be foundled, ami would receive the trod that of Marx. The onlv set in solid nonpariel and you set WORKING/MEN TROUSERS ISM Hi WKEKI.V. blow of a Judus in place of its fami classes, he says, which are certain them in a larger type and lead them, liar patting customary from the to he influenced by the extreme So fcdltor find hands of the children. Thanks to and your bills are riled both with Just received a large Shipment of fine pants for the workingman. 'They J. M. WALSH • • • Publisher cialistic frame of mind are the skill• the city of Helena and Lewis ami the humane society, they put a stop ed met hanical trades. Ontheother come in checks, an I stripes, and are very good value at $2.50. to this piere of brutality. Still Clark countv for about one fourth AVE. P. O. BOX 908 side are the lawyers, the bankers, OVnCt 2 2 I'AKk more than von have any right to You can buy a pair of them until Saturday night for there are people in this country, the business men, clergymen and collect. Bnlrr.-.l M HH r for transmittalon who rlaim to be civilized that would politicians. With these are also at n .111.1 otauM rattn. throuiili tin- nt.nl have approved of the sham program How do you "tax-payers" like the rural population of the country ami would have walked miles to tell this kind of business? Are you to towns and in an eminent degree the SIJHSt KII'TION. «1 «•< I'KK YKAH. how Open Shop Roosevelt slaved alwavs be lead from the real trouble smaller farmers of the remoter $1.95 a bear. by listening to a will o' the w isp country districts; so also the delin• story, while the fellow that whistles AdTrrlixinv Kat. « MM. 11 UIHMI ai'i'lu-a- quent classes of the cities ami popu- 1 n»n at thi« office. OUR ORGANIZATION the chime picks vour pockets? lace of the half-civili/ed ami bar• The city council and mayor 15he HUB Some time ago the News was barous countries. 'The body of un• L. WE1GEL. Proa. severely rriticised bv manv ol the should look after many more im• skilled xvorkers, espec ially those not CORNER MAIN AND fcTH Anv mlMcrilMf *i»>t receiv• comrades oxer the state for the at• portant matters than the removing associated with the men in the skill ing the Sc»s regularly should of the hack stands. That is only met hanical trades, are not seriously notify tin* office at once It titude it took toward the national ten minutes work. They had bet SEND FOR CATALOGUE SEND FOR CATALOGUE onlv takes a one cent postal platform which contained too many affected." It is not the property- canl. Out mailing list is prac• immeoiated demands of a reform ter look after the Independent less classes, the proletarians, the grafting the city on legal notices. tical! v perfect, and tnanv errors nature. A great change has come wage earners, that are affected by MONSTER CLEARANCE SALE! are ratleo.lv made at certain They might look after the street car in the past few months and it is Socialist sentiments as Marx claim• postott 1 rs, and our readers line in passing out that first bribe— Values Swept Away Profits swept Away : ed, but rather those engaged in in• ran .1 - st ns gi ea: \ . 11 prompt easy to see that the rank and tile free street car tickets. Thev might Surplus Stock Swept Away $ lv notil \ ing tliis office of the are fast learning the lessen so neces• dustrial or scientific as distinct from stop juggling with the street paving Success and a great trade is well and satisfactory; at the same time i me. sary for them to understand. pecuniary or business employments. business. They might attend to a we are not unmindful of the debt we owe our great army of friends The little tlurrv that arose in our If Marx is right and Yeblen is thousand other things of importance, ami patrons. As a consequence we are making this colossal sale to party after the last national conven• wrong, the majority of the com• but at the same time keep an eye show the public that we are prepared to sacrifice values for the next tion has gradually grown until it munity being without any consider• on the Independent. able accumulation of capital, ought twenty days so that you can ami may reap the harvest of the destruc• , COUNCIL^ has about reached the bursting of f tive pi ices as quoted in our January catalogue. the pod. Don't get scared com to be Socialists at the present mo Intelligence from the national ...... I rades. for with all the "family row" nient. Hut the majority of the capital to the effect that the Social cunimunity is not only converted U/>e New York Store Send in
Let us hear from you so we can your attention and have it adver• that was expected. The opera white china Milk. The dnlnty little toot our little horns. tised in your next issue. house was full, and notwithstanding and collar ar* of spotted net sa^Bai OUR FASHION LETTER. With SB Insertion of hu e hor lered with Fraternally, Yours Yery Truly, the fact that the comrades were a tiny china silk qaUIUag. The cuffs are G&K J. WORTH GOODSON. MAT WHITE. held up to the tune of $35 for the formed of rows of Insertion, as Is also Pale Shades of Eolienne Are to the high necked c >I In r [In brief, comrade, I am about [ The above fully explains' why I use of the house thev paid all ex• Be Much Worn. all in; I am unable to get a corres• did not swear to a complaint for the penses and made some money to SUMMER MATERIALS. CLOTHING ? pondent in Butte, and I have no arrest of B. II. W illiams, the drunk• turn to the local treasury. Nothing Is prettier for ummer means to pay a representative to en republican representative who Clydt Park, on Saturday night LOW RW1BB FROCKS AQAIN. frock than a flowered , h In most of the shops Is fur ."VO stay there or any other place. The disturbed a public meeting in Coke- was poor on account of a storm, rent* a yard. A dress of ti... kind la receipts on SUWM Options at this of dale on BattOI evening. I found and Sunday night at Cokedale the Hrnl.lil llohes Arr Hmnrt Kor I n r I , charming when n net sp.tnkled with Hears the Union Label, a < ...i... . . \ Uafhi-r<-
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CRTtD's OBOAM1UK Kin » H coat and skirt order, it 1B yery smart and Knglish. Long branches of oak leave* half 30 Per Cent CHEAPER curlod by frost make a lovely trim• ming for u large hat. The present uiodea offer an excellent opportunity for using up HcrapB of lace, relvet, brocade and fancy huttous. Vary narrow belts are to share hon •Lorai or WHITH < ULNA BILK. or* with the girdle this season. ST THAN THEY SELL TRASH ST mer wear. The belt will lie held to• Baby dresseB built on old time line* gether wlih an oval or HI mare mother are made dainty with narrow luces. of pearl belt For the tots who cannot wear short Tartan plaid nklrts worn with a tight sleeves und low necks come gutmpe* fitting short basi|ued Jacket of plain of lace Insertion to wear with these black cloth will be modish for morning dresses. toilet*. The child's frock pictured is of fluesi CRAGG & HARVEY Veilings are very much worn this organdie. The skirt Is shirred several spring These veilings come both fig• rowB about the waist, and lower ured and pin in, but the plain are more down It la tucked In groups Over aervlceabh' for hard wear. the bloused bodice Is a deep collar form The summer girl will have for her ed of ail over lace crossed with bauds white linen dres* three sets of buttons, of the lawn. The hand holding the I Representing GEO. MELDRUM <£ CO., °S Chicago three huts and parasols and make this lace ruffle in place Is dotted with frock one of Infinite variety by wear• French knots The sleeves are tucked ing first one set and then the other. and fulled Into an embroidered baud of The spring blouse IlluBtrated la of •rgnndle. JVVIC CHOLLBI. MONTANA NEWS, HELENA, MONTANA the part of every being who glorifies not as itself a cause of succeeding (Continued from first page.) in the name Socialism. A LITTLE NONSENSE. The following table shows the of• effects. The mechine technology can fail to see the inefficiency of Fraternally, ficial Socialist vote by states and has done away with alt this. Being Al* Etwrnal Sameness In tie Newly each state's percentage of the total craft unionism, and the needs of a H. LYNCH. Married Couple. LAZY LIVER a mechanical or material process, it more compact organization to meet McCain, Wash., April 16, '05. The bride in wrath goo home to vote: "I Sea Cssrsress so good thai I wneld eol be re ,uircs the attention to be centered without thsm. I was troubled e creel deal with the change* in capitalism. For this her mother. The groom in rage State Debs vote Percent. torpid liver and heedeche. Now since taking on the process itself and not on the Cascsreta Candy Cathartic 1 feel very much better reason, industrial unionism is born AN AMERICAN SOCIALISM seeks his father for comfort. California a9.535 8.91 I I shall certainly rseommend thsm to my friends original causes or the final effects of "Mother," weeps the bride, "he ss the best medicine I have ever seen." and not to fight the American (Continued form page 2) Montana S>5>9 8.705 Anna Bealnet, Osbora M1U No. I. rail Hirer. Mass. the process. To the machine work• has begun striving out late at night, Federation of Labor. Thecjuestion Oregon 7, 6 1 <> 8.45 er the process comes to count and is telling me he has to go to the lodge Best For of one craft scabbing upon another; that existing economic organization or he ha* missed bis train or must Nevada 015 7.6,13 the substantial fact that engages his • m. ^aay The Dowels ^ the advantages sought and attained is outgrown. Prof. Veblen then tit up with a sick friend, and when Washington 9.975 6-95* attention. The modern workmen by one craft at the expense of the develops a view of a revolutionary he comes m there are cloves on his Idaho 4i949 6.818 learn to think in terms of the pro• breath, and"— other, and other inconsistencies, character of the Socialist movement Illinois 69,225 6.445 cess. They have come to think and "Ah H answers the mother. "Your CANOV CATna/rnc •ufficiently numerous to fill a book, that is broad, if not broader, than Wisconsin 28,220 6.373 to feel as people never thought or father made the same excuses. Men under the old practice of unscientific any other that has ever been sug• Florida 2,337 5.945 felt before. are just the same as ever." trades unionism, is here mentioned gested even by the most revolution• "Hud," says tho groom, "we've Utah 5,767 5.674 Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste flood, Do flood. This American Socialism is not Never Sicken. Weaken or (Irlpe, is,- Kc.Mc. Ncvsr as beside the point. What I desire ary Socialists. separated. When I am detained at Kansas 13.494 4 773 sold In bulk. The tannine leblet damped COO. based on any outworn Hegelian logic the offict or have to go to the lodge Guaranteed to cure or your money back. to ask of Comrade Heath is upon "The Socialist sentiment," he ex• Minnesota 11,692 4.005 Bterilng Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. Sol nor on any absolute and therefore or sit up with a sick friend she sits what grounds can he, as a Socialist plains, "is threatening, unprecedent• Ohio 36,260 3619 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES unscientific social philosophy. It is up till 1 get home and then makes attend a trade union meeting, and ed, and perplexing for practical men me lose sleep to listen to her com• Wyoming 1,077 3-507 entirely twentieth century science, as a trade unionist, indorse the to deal with." It not only attacks ment.-." Nebraska 7,412 3-298 viewing society as all the rest of the practice of high initiation fees, re• the "natural rights and institutions T "iir mother was the same way, South Dakota.... 3,138 3 093 Stop Your Cold universe as in a perpetual condition niv boj," sympathetically says the strictions by apprenticeship, and of property" as the unions do in a Iowa 14,847 3056 of evolution, and forsaking all ac• father.' "Talk about the eternal other job trust practices, and simul• very similar manner, but it is dis• Massachusetts .. 13,591 3-025 Be Vigorous cepted terms and formulas as unfit feminine!"—Judge. taneously pose as a Socialist in his tinguished from the union movement North Dakota.. .. 2.017 2 874 for scientific use. programme of emancipating the by a similar failure of regard for all Too Bewildering. Connecticut 4.543 J-3X4 The American people also take a working class of the universe? "other articles of institutional fur• Ten, deah boy, 1 lost my cane New Jersey 9,587 2.232 relative view of life. In the limited and advertised a reward for it, don't If this old method of unionism niture handed down from the past." New York 36,883 2.23 sphere in which American life has you know." denies him the right of being a com• It may be observed, however, that Maine 2,106 2.182 moved, the prevailing views are al• "Hid you get it back, old chap?" patible Socialist, why does he oppose the average workman, and therefore "1 gof back such a lot of 'em, Missouri 13,008 2.027 most scientific in their character. the new order of unionism, which the average union, is also pretty don't vou know, that it was positive• Louisiana 995 1-836 The Ameican manufacturer has no ly bewildering, and pretty soon it insures him consistency at least? well permeated with a lack of rever• Indiana 1 2,013 1.762 absolute views with regard to ma• was (|iiite impossible for me to re- Michigan 8,941 1.721 As to "boring from within" that ence for most existing institutions. membah how my cane looked, and chinery, labor or industry. He is Pennsylvania . .. 21,863 1.604 seems to result in only welding into The Socialists alone have formulated so 1 let 'em have 'em all, don't you governed scientificallv by the work• Arkansas 1,814 1.557 a more compact mass the unionists, their irreverence into a philosophy. know."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ing hypothesis. To a lesser degree Vermont 859 1478 who are "against Socialism." The As to politics. Prof. Veblen says the same holds true of the whole A Morning Drwm. Rhode Island 956 1.408 very forces of Socialism have forced "it seems to be their belief that the < olorado 4.304 L352 community. Absolute views do not Mrs. Skynllyut — What are you this gentry into making of the trade community can get along without New Hamphire . .1,090 I.til anil cannot prevail in the practical chuckling alniut, Jonas ? union movement a mere machine. political institutions. On this head M aryland 2.247 1.001 life that dominates America as it Mr. Skynflvnt—I dreamed I was Texas 2,287 985 This is in evidence in nearly every again, the Socialists have nothing going to give a Pullman porter a never dominated any other nation in Kentucky 3.602 825 with a superior bath cabinet one town in the United States where quarter. consistent to offer." V Remember the world before. Alabama 853 783 should always be Well. By stimu• Mrs. Skynflvnt—Shouldn't think the labor leaders are working in the Prof. Veblen does not over-value Mississippi 392 672 lating the cirulation and opening the As Hegel observed fifty vears ago that would make you grin. interest of capitalistic parties, and mere consistency. | Hut "their po• West Virginia .... 1,574 654 pores, it dissipates all congestions of there is no political life in America Mr. Skynflvnt—Well. I woke up incidentally their own pocket-books. Tennessee 1,354 557 COLDS, NEURALGIA, RHEU• litical bias is radically democratic," hist as he was reaching for it.— because no social classes have yet Delaware 146 332 MATISM and all skin diseases. 1 am not inclined to look upon ami they are "completely opposed Louisville Courier-Journal. been furred to a lower level of life Oeorgia 197 143 Price Complete $5.00 to the state as the conception is at the S. L. 1'. members or their organ than thev have been accustomed to. Virginia 218 122 present understood." That the pro• North Carolina ....124 059 with the aniniositv that apparently The Americans have so far no con• PARCHF:N DRUG CO., fessor does not consider their dis• South Carolina 22 035 animates some of our comrades in structive political idea, no practical AND PARCHLN BROS. the Socialist party, nor do I think regard fur existing political institu• aims in politics. But when the na• that Comrade Berger is warranted tions a sign of unintelligence ma v be tion does turn its attention to poli• in "deporting" those of the Social• seen in his own treatment of politics tics with the same spirit, the same COMRADES ist party to the S. L. I\. who mav which he places among the archaic vigor and the same al -< ilute determ• ditler with him in opinion as to tac• vocations along with "war, fashion ination to achieve results with which ATTENTION!! tics. <>n the contrary, I find the j and religion. it has devoted itself to industry and THE REFERENDUM, is the Weekly People one of the ablest Socialism not only attacks the business, who can doubt that the only Socialist paper in the I'nited edited papers in the Socialist move• economic and political structure, ruling ideas will be practical or rela• States, outside the Montana News, ment, and do not hesitate to say but also accepted moral truths. It tive in their character? which has taken the stand against that every Socialist partv member "brings about a weakening of con• the Chicago document, called a But there must be ruling idea an 1 Socialist Platform, the immediate would be sounder in his knowledge victions as to the full truth and working hvpothesis, and none have demands and the Trades Union of Socialism were he a subscriber to beauty of the received institutions yet taken hold on the community. resolution. THE REFEREN• that organ, even though he did not without much consensus as to what Prof. Veblen has done his part to DUM is now the only clear cut confirm all their tactics. There is is to be done about it, if anything." Socialist paper out of the whole indicate verv broadly what these no especial need of an index ex- It is to be hoped that the humor of "Mr. Linger spends a great deal cistern bunch. It is time a de- ideas will be. It remains for those < Ided stand is taken between purgatorious in the Socialist move• this paragraph has not escaped any of time with you, Jane." who are going to assume the real capitalist reform and Socialism. ment. of Prof. Veblen's readers. "Yes, but tiiat's all he does leadership of the industrial classes spend." Bead 35 cents and get Out of all dispassionate discus• Religious conceptions are equally to build up with them a practical The Referendum and News $\. 35 His Work. The Mechanic's Lunch sion, which is pertinent to, and undermined in the wurkingmen's American philosophy and program. THE REFERENDUM minds. "The cultural era 1 begin• "Younv; man," said the old mer• E. B. Ford, Editor, necessary in the Socialist develop• That it will have an international goes all the better with a bottle chant sternly, "I caught you kiss• ning in the iXth century ) of Natural KAIKItAt I T, MINNESOTA ment, there is as a sequence an es• basis, there can be no doubt. That ing the typewriter when I retensed of beer the work of the after• cape from greater or lesser error. Rights, Natural Liberty and N atural the technical advance of all civilized to the office this inoniiii;_r. What noon goes all the better, too. Capital l?eer in case lots of 24 Much to the delight and satisfaction Religion reduced God to the rank of countries follows along similar lines, have vou to sav, sir?" bottles costs onlv £3.00 delivered of capitalism, a great impediment a "(Ireat Artificer.' " I Because this there can no <,uestion. Neither will "Why," replied the bright clerk, NEWS WANT ADS "you told me to attend to all \oiir at your home, and your wife will we have in the Socialist movement was the age of the artificer and anyone deny that industry is gradu• e.»i Thr.-e inK.-rtions iti our want .-ulumn Vrvr of enjoy a glass or two at her noon• duties in vour absence."—Philadel• < li:ira>' for worker* d. sn um pssMtSMfcef BwSBS here in the I'nited States is the con- handicraftsman. 1 "The machine day meal. Capital Heer is a fine ally being established on the basis of phia Ledger. lie.ii nig help. tinned vituperation and personal technology is in turn relegating him a world market. But especially un• beer for lunch, dinner or supper. Wanted All piano plavers to send hatred shown, and engaged in by to that fringe of minor employment der the capitalist regimes w hich gov• An Optimistic Waiter. 'Top." 25 cents and get the "brotherhood certain Socialist and Socialist Labor and those outlving industrial regions ern every nation with scarcely any CAPITAL BREWING "Yet, ni\ -on." HI Man." the first Socialist March partv organs. to which the handicraftsmen have check today, the development will "What is an optimist?" for piano ever published. Address COMPANY I'etty bickerings, repulsive and been retired." have to be national, the whole world "An optimist is a man who be• Montana News, box 908, Helena, intolerant clamoring should give Finally, and at the bottom of all. knows that America must lead. The lieves that everything comes to him Mont. way to cooler and calmer judgment. the industrial revolution has com• crisis may be more acute elsewhere. who waits. * I or Sale l ew more copies at this "And if ho waits and nothing office of "Socialism Made Plain," Fundamentals are not of sufficient pletely revolutionized the working The economically trained, the edu• oomes, uhat is he, pop?"—Yonkers by Allen I.. Menson. 135 pages for variance to prevent the contending man's way of thinking. Before the cated, the independent and vigorous Stu let-man. 15 cents. Address The News, Box factions from arriving on common machine age the causes of a given people of this country will not re• 90X, Helena, Mont. Those Qirls. ground, and with a view of working effect were not thought of as them• quire a crisis to make them see the l or Sale - "Unionism and Social Edith—Have just had my photo- shoulder to shoulder to present a selves effects; that is, causes were light. ism," In Kugene V. Debs. 10 cts. ph taken. Wnat do you think of solid front in combatting capitalism, thought as final. This, according Order at once from the Montana WILLIAM ENGLISH WALLING News office. in all its iniquitous phases, and in to the present word of thought, they Bertha—Why, it's perfectly splen• In the International Socialist Re• the ushering in of the co-operative never are. Similarly, if the cause did. It's a beautiful picture! No• view of April. commonwealth. were the beginning, the effect was body would ever think it was taken for youl—Boston Transcript. ^EDISON This, in brief, I think, should be treated as the end of a chain and SHORT ROUTE FAST TIME William B. Parsons tells the fol• FAMILY THEATRE lowing anecdote of Field Marshal Cultivated. 13-17 South Main Steel TO THE PACIFIC CX)AST Oyama as related to him by a war Mr. Blox — What a beautiful Five Shows Daily Open Year Around correspondent: •wan like neck Mrs. Blank has! MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL BANKING BY MAIL A certain colonel asked permis• Mrs. Knox — No wonder. Her Q. W EASTMAN, Manager. Connecting EVERY DAY The I nion Bank