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VOL. IV. HELENA, MONTANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 19* Y"WJ. \ \^0(b \o 9i mi mi AT THE BALLOT m Vote Down the Direct Legislation Bill • It Is eic Fake—Beware of the Trap! A Republican Rally at Challenge Prom Harvey Diet/, Wyo. Burke Refutes of Fergus County

Tin- republic in* held their tir»t rally \le--1. H C. W hile and lli-niy Kae, her i the l-'tli Congressman Mnndell Evil Sland : cimlidatcs ot t'..- do untie and re• was the ptinetaal niwte. fa spite of publican p.irtn - tor -t.ite senator; the fact tliHt tlie Imiul was hired t«» Churl.- Ka/el. Hi L NTT aft. Bufus

draw :i i'i iwil tin- attendance wax -null. Thotnp-on and .v. Ii. tinea, candidates ami tl ithusia*tii was conspicuous by Replies to Malicious Charge in Red of said parties fur the legislator*I Believing its uh etui'. That t lie spread i>l -< *-i 11 - fieatlenseai that tha pres• ent industrial system i- the cause of the i^iti li:n caused I In- professional olliec- 1, i-eiy. want and degradation of an in- aeekcr to -it ii|> anil take notice wax Lodge Paper for Campaign rraasiM number oi our citi/ois. and is clearly shew here ehea Maaaell '!<• also the cause of graft, so common voted two t It it l In- speech tn dis Thunder—Poor Politics among our representatives in senate rusxing what In' imagined was . and congress, who i:-e-pe t ive ot party, Kditnr Montana Hewai showing the 111:1-aremenls a- ulsive. I He. I heflHi, iiim iin IMI everybody pn-s an- false to the oaths o! olh-o. igmuing \nii will oblige me \ery much if ^011 air,1 «tiited to the council that the type the lights ni the people and legislating cut (with powibl) UM repahtteaa Mail' 1 will publish the following line- written 1 1 in the publications «a< not the in favnr of the tin 1- date- I u ollice excepted I that lie knew Henry Putherlord in MMrar to the slanderous attack type presi-rilied by law for state and \ t.'lark < unit' v CMCSMI C otititv that I In .II... - < I tlie -in-i ili-t |iai IJ tor of the (a 1 Ism Count\ Itepuldican. t' anv'liing iti the contract with the doomed to twelve hours' labor daily, in 1 the eottoa mills nf the deimx-rutic south, would separate him ami Mi Mad flaw and IkMaW, "Chief i;ralter BaaaaaaV in PltM M to the type t'»at should lie feS DiMin thought he'd give alsuit ; I I he following i- .1 campaign caul is in -laving in I In- is ml breakers and tlir pleasant ami profitable task nf mis which it charges me of neglect of official Usui, and that the ty |>e used in the live minutes in putting the socialists out ' -hops nt republican states. The represent ing t lie people. Aiming; the duty, and that the rank and tile of the publications was the same ns h..* al- \ sued by Mrs. Ada K. rrheil, of l oiu-a. sweat of business in Livingston trie other J woikeis are lolds-d of about live -ixtlls bright ami original tiling ha t>U re- sn ialist parU are miligiiant. wav- IM- 11 >i-ed fnr like printing for the Neb.. so4-ialist caaalUale he s>tate night. He said if the woild had Is-tter ' cit y. of the wealth they create lo glut our gurdinu' socialism was that it would Both of these st a t i-meut s wen- Isirn I pcitutcniicnt ot i',ii,!i. laatraethaii men and letter women ami human 11.1 millionaires' gieed. Uiean the absolute control nf everything ami bred out of HHWBI trickery and Whereupon, the bills were allowed b\ "Sncialisiti Is-ing the pIvadaMl of -ocial by a few officials: that to make social ture was changed we might have social• the council and. upon motion of Mder The farmer i» forced to divide his a desire on the put of the author to evolution. t'ie only danger lies in ob• i-m possible pisqde would have tn Is- re• ism in a t ni and you*. In the mean man Fleming, the re cord was made to p:<»lint with heal trust heseas. railroad malign and slander the editor of the Bed structing it." i'ev. f, M. iaaajaa generated, fnr (lie dilliciiltv Mia i- 11.• t while, we are left to infer that the dear show that the bills as a whole were and elevator shark-, leaving him little l run by -loe found to lie .oircct WHim IS TBI F. b n experience for his share. These are pose of giving \ent to the author's |>er tail-t is that sisietv can 4a without nes* nf man: tnnt it would destroy am Di\ n Tnl !y, t' c hunt truster, or other i Had the gentleman wanted to Is- fair the real issues before the Americas sonal animus against me for refusing to him just as -oi-iety docs without tin- bitinn. and that there would lie nn in kid glove rulers. It is such ignorant re he would have ascertained the facts be I ; li questions that must I t- answer• graft off the socialist atjrtj ;il hi- -nlici- slave owner and the feudal lord: Isith aenti\e to work. He pointed tn Ros• marks as this mi socialism that huv» ,01c 11.siting into print tn belie and ed, problems that must be solved. Be• tation. Inr his advantage wen- formerly regarded it- :ry to as a "ample nf aocialixtic gov eminent, MMaaad the sretl peatee' working class -lander a public ufficial. He well knew lie- ing (bat the working class (that is, \- to the IIMI^C of neglect of official the well dicing and even the very e\i«t- all those who by mental or physical ef• and then nmililieil his statement by say• to Insp all icspect for the Idatant graft J duty. I will give you the facts as the\ that he could have had access to the ci-.e of -.H-ietv." I'rof. W, Clark. ing it uai xtate socialism. His audi e: s that raU them tn their mill. 1 books ami records in the clerk's oilic-e fort help produce the wealth necessary aoaH in and the public can judge for it "Sixiali-m i- the key that will o|ien enee wan growing beautifully less all They'll tiiir non's district and make spareil before the ihai n of that Chinese "contract" coolie- will be Ijinstrnm nnd n couple of other eipiallv the Speaker in nn ctTort to retire him employed on the Isthmus of Panama. the various county central esauaMleaj well respected citizens nf the commun• from puhlie life. It is undei-toiMl that Bui the Washington Times puts the nnd teqiii-sted that each e immiltcc send ity, with the aid nf free heer and patri• nnne of the regular hired nrganizerx and cynical truth of the situation in a cov n speaker to 11 meeting of woiMng men otic airs hy the band, the audience, com officiula of the federal inn will he seen pie of sentences: "Nobody in the to Is- held some evening lu-xl week at posed of alinut fifty men, women nnd in or nn MI m I Danville. Two reasons I'nited States wants to shovel the genu- which the issues of tie campaign, from boys, wax brought up to a pitch of en• fnr this are known. There is no doubt laden tropic mud nf the /one: every• the various party standpoints, should thusiasm never Isfore equalled in this that Ckaapan i* bitter in his npposi- body has a Is-tter job nearer home, MM tn Cimgp --man Cniinnn. but he l><- ilis.ui-sed in -pecche- oi thiitv miii- establishment. where the expectation of life is more said eiinugh when in a few utt s each. Tonstx were flrat drunk to Pray, then promising." Thus the I'nited States cnl- weeks ago to show that he has no The cenimittee pio|Hised that while to Dixon, then tn Dixon and then to leitievly assumes the position of the hopes 11 defeating the Speaker. The the diseii-sioii -hould not be that of a Pray. Put tha moat Inapriing feature nf capitalist classes, who rejoice in the ex- Other rensun is that the State Federn- joint debate, -till each speal or ahouU the whole program enme when a thinly i-tence of other cln-xes -o poor that they tinn has indorxeil the sn.ialist candi• exph-in the stnini to be taken by his clad female inmate, with a glass of are thankful to do the most dangerous date fnr cnngrcKx in the Danville dia- pnrty in ease the candidnte- should lie beer in one hand and Miss Lucinda and repulsive labor for the lowest rates trict. He is a union miner, but being a successful nt the polls, and that at the Buck's campaign card in the other, gave j of pay. In this case the position is socialist 'puts him in bad with (lum• Seaclusion of the speeches they be sub- a rousing toast to that candidate, fol• per*,' according to local leaders K\cn rendered n little more ugly than usual jected to questions from the w 01 king- lowed by vociferous cheering from the if the socialist candidate should accom• from the fmt that it is impossible for men prexent. drunken crowd. the ignorant and untraveled Chinese plish the apparently impossible nnd de• This request wa- made at both the Misa Buck is certainly fortunate in coolies who accept the contract terms feat 'I'licle ,loe.' (lompers will not be democratic and republican headquarters, having such loyal support from this pleased, for lietween a republican or without the least real understanding of with the announcement that a speahej element and the people are especially democratic enemy and a socialist friend the nature of the work to which tliev representing the socialists would also fortunate for the fact that tha laauea he can find no choice." are to be conveyed, "steerage," for be present and take an eqiiul part in are not so widely separated but what some 3,000 miles away from home.— the program. Further comment, is not neceaaary. "free boor.e" and band music can bridge I aim 1 Leader. The proposition lias BSM taken under the chaam. John Hudson Cameron II. King, dr., working in the consideration and the decision of the Tt mattera not which ticket yon vote, Socialist Candidate for Represent• The fourth provincial convention of central committees will Is- given later. they are but twin brothers fighting for southern part of Idaho, and Oeorge H. fioebel, in the northern part, each report ative in Congress. the socialist party of British Columbia •-<:reat Falls Tribune. the apolla. bright prospects for a very large rote was held at Nelson on the flth. 7th and 8th of October. Send in election returns promptly. Rend in election returns promptly. in that atate. MONTANA ^HELENA, MONTANA.

SOCIALISM A FID THE SLAVES. t«nt. There is no other name known THE PROLETARIAN METHOD. THE MONTANA NEWS. Jos. Mlckush Carl Yareadt The « est crn anion situation presents to men by which they may he save.I II. It is socialism or slavery. The purely deductive method of ar Own*d and Published by th« Soclallet 11 social phenomenon 1 »f exocodinn; inter- German Beer Hall riving at conclusions, resting on an ir- Party of Man tana. eat to students of the rise of the pro• reconciled antagonism of a supernatu• letariat, iliene union* of the Rattt) INDUSTRIALISM NOT DEAD. Corner Main and Callender Strreet ral mind and natural matter, which ISSUED WEEKLY". Mountain region have aliown a distinct In spite of the breakers against made it dualistic. has demonstrated ita BEST BEER IN TOWN apfrrcasbe feature toward their capi• •which the I. \V. W. aeems to have run, scientific ini|Kitcnce. because it pre OmCt 22 PARK AVE. V. O. KOX 908 talist IMIM. l"he greatest testimony and the mix-up at Chicago, the cause Only Union goods sold Try one, try another, if you don't succeed tended to derive understanding inde• to the genuineness of this attitude is of is moving on. In• try again •atered at lh* I'tmt Oflu-r for tranam.ssion pendently of the lawa of experienced the papal illeled paraatwl ion I lint has dustrial organization is the nmvasarv taroatrh th<- mail »i «r<-»nil class rates. facts. The substantiation of the critical Livingston; Montana followed these organizations from the evolution of the principle of working and inductive method by mean* of the Adrvrtisina Raw" ma.lo Un.iwd upon ai>i>lu-a pret-s of the niitinn, the mine owners and class solidarity, and cannot lie aunihil analysis of nature, and the demonstra tion at 'his office. nil their nllinl orguni'.ations, the powerh ated hy a convention. The working JOB STANLEY MARINO NAPOU tion of its monistic applicability to all of government, the courts, executives, •laM, driven by the necessities of their Address all BaMMBMtMttlMM ana make all s,. eial and cosmic phenomena, wss the and even the pre-ident has sent sent protection, will rise to the occasion and pa> al>l.' to tin- Mi'iitana NPW». unite in a solid phalanx, industrially particular work of Joseph DictKgen. It American B Taft to Idaho to uphold flooding'* cant accompanied the rise of the proletariat, Dlrn-tod »>v the Local <.'ni>rnm of the Statr pai-n against the union OlMal* There •"••| |i Ji;. Boyliion i:i. t.raham. Secre• ganisations, apparent tradintr with capi• economic interests, are necessarily ad• tary. 2.2 Park Avenue. Helena. Mont. talist candidate* (only to be betrayed struetive that I have got to write to IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIOARS vocates of the dualistic method of By them), and a marked Indifference you about them in a hurry. STRICTLY All UNION GOODS lAst Friday week a committee was thought. Economic antagonism ex- to socialist organization At the present 110 East Park Street. LIVINGSTON, MONTANA. time there is a new sensation relative appointed to confer with the county j presses itsself as an antagonism of the * "*>*1>***,****t****1'lH****,*>,>*",11,m,,lt***m*m*,1***«»a»eaaa»aaeaaamaa • to the socialist attitude of the Western central committees of EACH party to I bourgeois and proletarian method* of Federation of Miners one that appears ask them to aend a representative down j thought. <*n the one side we have the to menace the integrity of the socialist to the hall some time before el-ction to bourgeois, dualistic, or purely deductive Henry Frank State Socialist Ticket •rganirations themselves. Dr Titus has state their principles and what they method, on the other the proletarian, issued the startling statement that ev- were going to do for the working class. dialectically monistic, or critically in• erv effort is being made to throw the Mr. O. I. Danks, democrat, was the ductive method. A proletarian arrive* Clothier and Furnisher government of Idaho into the hands of tirat interviewed, and wanted time to more easily at a con«i*tently monistic FOR CONGRESS- the democrats; that even the socialists consider. method of thought because as a mem- Union Made Goods Headquarters JOHN HUDSON of Carbon County there are advising the workingmen not Mr. E. H. Barnes, republican, also l»er of the wage working class by virtue to vote the socialist ticket, that the de• wanted time to confer with the leaders of his economic condition he ha* no LIVINGSTON, MONTANA fense fund contributed by the working Whether they did or not we don't know, othe inalienable property but his intel• FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF class of the world is being used for this but they did confer with each other. lectual and physical labor power. Hence THE SUPREME COURT— purpose, and that the hostages held in The republican secretary said that there he has a developing understanding of PAUL PETERSON, Prop. prison are consenting to the deal. Such wae practically no difference between \ the fact that hia strength is not due Capital CaJe H. L. MAURY of Butte an accusation comes with the force of the two parties except the tarifl. and to hi» °*'n 'maided individuality, but a thunder clap to those who felt that he did not think there were any adher• hi" connection with the labor power Located on Main and Grand St. The Leading the men in jail were martyrs to social ents of either party in the vicinity who | of his class. His economic condition THOROUGH ORGANIZATION WORK. Cafe in Helena. Merchants Lunch 25c, From ism. It is a terrible calamity that men were wellcnough rend on the subject j teaches hfm that he must u*e his power The work that is being done among should lose their lives liecause of the to be able to discuss it What a clever •• « aWW one. .By this means he he- 11:30 to 2 p. m. the Finnish workers of Montana is basic principles thev hold, but it is worse that following thev must have. ' | come* class-conscious, conscious of the •rganizution in the socialist movement the militant organization of the working Mr. Hanks said they not figl ' importance and power of his das* in QUICK SERVICE and EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE PHONE 27J-A. With the enormous quantity of foreign wtr» class, the only means of succor from ing the socialists, and it wou Id only be ! society. The socialint aim of the so- workers in this country a revolutinarj their foes should lie menaced The»e I short time until the socialist* were' cialitation of the mejns of production. movement among the proletariat can- startling disclosures, if true, will prob ,wallowed up by the democratic party or necessarily follows from this class-con- aot lie comprehensive unlc*6 it com- t ,il lv -erioiislv affect llaywi>od's candi• vice versa. sciousness. The bourgeois. Iieing an ad LEVENGOOD'S ™ONE | PENDENT •rise* intelligent co-operation with what NDE dacy in Colorado Tlie socialist committee answered that 1 vocate of the private ownership of the ia called the foreign element. A largr they were ready at a minute's notice | means of production, favors individual part of tlo-e workers froli across the Such a denouement is this can. of to go before the ls.dy and explain theii ! jsm If a liourgeois unites with the L. & L. TRANSFER •ens are already thoroughly imbued •onrse. he nothing but extremelv satis• position. I niemliers of his class, he does so merely FOR QUICK SERVICE HOLD YOUR CHECKS, OUR with soci.ili-t sentiment many of factory to the capitalist class Any• The two old party secretaries finally under the pressure of competition, or of CHECKERS MEET ALL TRAIN! ON STATION PLAT• them active iiiemliers of their own na• thing to break the ranks of socialism handed to the Tiades and l.abor A». • t proletarian organization, but a) FORM Round trip rates to commercial travelers ami the• tional organizations I he \ are none is their salvation. -cmbly committe a set of conditions ways with the reservation that he may- atrical performers. Trunks moved, stored, boxed and ship• than willing to heroine associated with Hcforc passing judgment upon this under which they would address th revert to his individualistic principles ped. Storage 50 cents per month, one week free to travelers. the Anierirati ri'ovement if the com- aspect of affairs there is a feature of •nccting. I cannot give them verbatim at any time. The economic condition of PERSONAL TRUNKS A SPECIALTY. ndes here show any signs of life and the case that should lie well liorne in hut they are in substance as follows; the proletarian forces him to an asso• orricc Interest. The foreign socialists all com• mind. With the instinct of clsss or «elf Meeting to 1* for CXION MK\ only. ciation with equals, nnd he looks to co• 611 EAST FRONT STREET. BUTTE, MONTANA plain of the \tnerictn movement U'ing preservation the capitalist* tremble be• NO SOCIALIST I!KTMtF-SKVTATIVE operative production to secure for each Oppnsii* N. P. Pan*n|H Dapot •teeedingh superficial Hie workers get fore socialism as a menace to their very TO TAKF. l'ART member the greatest possible happiness. •tore pay here than they do in foreign existence. They do not discriminate in Kadi speaker to have .IS to 4."> min The majority determines the rules of lands, and yet they think they can't regard to the brand, whether it is the 1 nte«. and neither of the two speakers common life and work for the prole• support a proper press; they don't build real thing or not; they rush at the Herman Brown Herman Srhnwk to speak in each other's presence. tarian. The individualists resent this halls; they have no system of educa• name as their vital class enemy What A representative from each side other because they want to be more than tional work, no means of even knowing do they see loomitiL' upon the horizon' than the speakers to be present to hear equals But the law of necessity forces who the socialists in a community are. The fear of losing their hereditary THE MAJESTIC BUFFET both sides. the dependence of all on socially useful A peculiarity about the American slaves. Socialism means the revolt of The Swellest Bar in Town. Vo question* to he asked without 24 labor movement is that in many communities the slaves. It must lie crushed, side- hour-' notice. FINEST WINES AND LIQUORS, IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS those \> lio ( ill themselves socialists are tracked, annihilated in iny form, and The first result of the feeling of It is needless to say that the proposi• •ften ;in iMAaltat, helpless set of crea• at any cost. Because once that tern* helpless dependence on nature was the tion was placed on file for future refer• LEWISTOWN, MONT. Next Door to Postoffice tures. wHh no ability whatever to keep becomes familiar on the tongue of the rise of religious cults. At first these ence, as the assembly would not enter• »p ex en the appearance of an organ ira workingman the magic of its contagion cults were natural religions, consist• tain the idea. lion. It i< folly to talk of the prole• runs like lightning through the mass |n ing in the worshipping of the powers Later it was carried that the commit• tariat assuming the direction of society lie nevermore Wwllnlw] And th* vul• of nature Vfterwards they became spir• SfcLve Money tee trv and get a socialist speaker to The Arlington Hotel with such helpless hangers on pretend nerable point in the working class de itual religiona through the substitution addresa them, and that the other par• By buying your Mrs. Sikm Staw&xt. Prop. trig to make up the siihslanoe of th" fensc is. without any doubt, the law- of the idea for the natural object, as a ties would lie welcome if they saw fit to HHMlt In f'olorado there are .1.000 rs. That they have been able to corollary of the transition of commun• DRY GOODS, LADIES' attend. A sum not exceeding *10 was Italians, win king in the southern coal wring such awful -inns from the treas istic property to private property in the allowed for advertising. If you -ould AND GENTS' FURNISH• MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS •el.Is for the Kockefeller interests, that uries <>f the Western Federation of means of production. Exchange of mute Kuzzell through here about the Completely Refurnished and are aggressive socialists in their own Mincis is in itself proof of their iMMh products wa» the cause nf the disrup• INGS, GROCERIES OF first of the month it would be a gooo Refitted Popular Prices. fount ry. 'Hie re sub• COURTESY. 118 Sixth Ave. E. Helena, Mont their pockets, which they have used fo> mitted to them: The little booklets containing alarming they could be summarily dis It has been proven hundreds of their own luxuries, and are now uaing Chas. H. Vails "Socialism and the misaed. would lose their residence, and Does labor produce all wealth? tims thot courtesy not only benefits to defeat the socialist party with. They Negro Problem," are now ready. «onse(|uentlv their vote. The agent* of If so, to whom does it belong? the person to whom it is shown, but are playing upon the nerves of men They are bound in handsome red this octopus are in Italy constantly en What are yon going to do with the also the one extending the courtesy. UNION weakened mentally and physically by corers and are especially desirable ticing new victims to the alave pens unemployed ? It's the little courtesies that often confinement. They dangle the noose in for circulation in localities where *f the southern Colorado enal fields. The Who is responsible for the immigra• make the most lasting impressions. lame disfranchisement game ia played front of their eyes and tell them what tion? there is a colored population. The MEAT MARKET they must do to escape it. Don't blame books sell at ^ cents a copy, 6 for Courtesy towards its patrons is one with them, nnd the capitalist* think This motion was carried. of the most praise worthy character• llicy ha\c the voice of laltur strangled the men in jail. It is a terrible ordeal, 2g cents, 24 copies for Jti.oo JOE KARRKR Theae facta are aa I remember hear• istics of the Northwestern Line. Its But there is moving within this appar and few in the worlda hist'ory have ing them stated at the meeting T was emyloves are instructed to accord III Main St. Livingston tntly inert mass that ceaseleaa unrest been able to stand it. Moyer said to not on the committee or might have The time for fllinjf applications for all patrons but particularly ladies mil determination of the proletariat Titna when he was urging firmness: more to tell you. What do you think Comrade (!ao. R. Kirkpalrirk has haen and children, every possible court lhat makes for organic adjustment. The 'Yon would talk differently if a noose of It for a diaplay of cowardice on their extended to (Vt. 28th Hranchea who esy and attention. It's the little de majority of these newcomer* are red were dangling in front of you " Titus part and fearlessness on the pnrt of th" fail to take him will mias a lifetime op tails in the construction of the North C. O. Krohne lag socialists. Their effective organ ira replied: "Maybe I would; but if I did socialist*? They practically admit that portiinity. Mis terms are *fl and no ex• Western Limited between the Twin linn would block the capitaliat game in I should hope the party would never they bare nothing to stand on and that penses. Any branch can sell two hua Cities and Chicago that have made REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE •out h< in f'olorado. Yet, with the ex compromi-i ktaaJJ to save me." If Moyer we have an Invulnerable position. dred ticket* at 10 cents each, pay the and Haywood die their lawyers will expense of speaker, printing and hall and it such a popular train with the trav teptuin of the work of Charles De Molli DICK Onj.FSPTT. Employment Agency in able Italian organizer and speaker of have dug their graves. have several dollars left for ita treaa elling public. Leaves 8 p. MI , St. Paul 8,3s p. m. and ar lhat district, the territory ia practically Working like yeast throughout the nry. The fart that hranchea do not take Three more tickets have lieen : a advantage of these opportunitlea lets rives at Chicago 8:55 - '"• Ticket W Callender St t ntouched. whole situation is the murderous hand ecived since the the last report of the Livingston the intcreat die off and their members office at 600 Nicolet Ave, Minnea- of capitalist greed and craftiness Tills national office California, Nevada and pay the burden of carrying on the work oolis, 396 Roberts Street (Ryan Moutnna is showing excellent results element is no doubt the true cause of Wisconsin making a total nf lr. states the year around Wake up and keep Hotel) St. Paul. m the socialist organired •avwment the disgraceful I W W. fiasco Hut that have ticket* In the field tmong the Finns, her chief fwreign nop the capitalists have struck only at the things moving, aaya the Allegheny E. M. Nil,EN elation. The socialist movement must casket of the jewel. The Weatern Fed• county. Pa., weekly bulletin Arrangements are being made to run LAWYER f deep and broad before tke earth eration of Miners 1* still there, and Trade with u* and get .aatisfac a lecture course in Alleghany eounty thla tremble of a revolution thai wll do will be so long as capitalism and digging tion Laat chance to get Concord Remember the number 102 East winter, with Mills, Hillquit, ftiaclair, SI justice to our outraged and disinherited of ore continue*. And they hare beard (Crape*; basket 40 cents Klein A|6th AT*. The up-to-date Grocers mnna, I-ee and Pattaraoa aa th« apaak tVs call of socialism, no matter haw dm Bourne. Phone 30. Klein ft Bourne. Phone .10. LIVINGSTON MONTANA NEWS, HELENA, MONTANA.

The Capitalist Vampire. WW\VV\U\W\\\\\\tV\\V« By Geo. W. Downing. (With apologies to Kipling.) National News ; International Women'i s Clubs

A tool there waa and he went bis way vwvtw»»ww»vvtwwt **vv»vv%vvvvvvvvvvvvvv»syv* (Even aa you and 11) I In- I'nited Cloth ll.it and Cap Mak- And worked for a pittance ten hour* a Trade Unions and Socialism in Belgium. THt. "ABOLITION" OF THE FAMILY NOTICE ! era declared for International socialism day at their recent convention. Belgium has always been an object (A subsistence wage ie what we would lesson in socialist unity. The co-opera• By Karl Kautaky, in "The Socialist Re• Bids will be Received by the Undersigned »ay) public" William E. Trautmann and A. 8. Ed- tive movement is there a part of the For the Balance of their Stock, Consist• But the fool be called it a fair day'erpay wurda have been expelled from the ao•general socinlist movement, and the I lie family cannot be created or I Even aa you and 11) ing of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Fur• cialiat party of Chicago aa being hostile trades unionists, though weak, have abolished by decree. Present mainly Iteen filled with the socialist form of the family not re• nishing Goods and all Store Fixtures Oh the yeara we waate and MM teara we to the political principles of that organ• spirit. One or two Christian demo• pulsive to socialism. waate ization. till Nov. I Possession Given at any Time. cratic unions, and powerful "neutral" One of the most widespread preju- And the work of our bead and bund unions, like that of the diamond work• dici entertained against socialism is lioloug to the drones who did not know The Finnish socialists of Ohio will CALL OH ADDRESS ers, have, however, held aloof, and that it proposes to abolish the family. (And we know that they never would hold a state conference at Ashtabula on now a desperate effort is being made to No socialist entertains the remotest know) »m»%m»»msita»ea>eA»»a,mf the event makes us think of the Ger• seesstj. (Footnote 1.) moil reasonably certain of returning all the man socialists with their large number Condition of woman under cap• That stings like a white-hot brand men they had in the state legislature of daily, weekly and monthly papers italism compared with her con• It is coming to see how we could be free, last year, and have also good chance to Union Laundry Co., Inc. scattered with unfailing regularity dition under socialism. If we ourselves would understand, carry several other districts in various throughout the length and breadth of Ihe socialist system is not calculated THE RIQHT KIND OF WORK The drones will understand. counties. They have at least seventeen the land. France is not yet ripe for to check the economic development; it and i • r mm igar —Common Sense. speakers in the field. During four days such large literary achievements, and yet will, on the contrary, give it new im• two weeks ago 76,000 pieces of litera• THE RIQHT KIND OF PRICES there is a generosity and spirit of self- pulse. Thia development will continue, ture were distributed throughout the 116-120 Broadway TELEPHONE | fl A Norwegfai sacrifice in the spirit of French social• a» before, to withdraw from the circle He ena ontana atate. ism which we cannot detect to the same of household duties and turn into spe• •••••• Comrade Mcl^naldTPesTnot forget ua extent in that of Germany. Bebel re• cial industries one household occupation even when far out of the state, lie writea President George B. Hugo, of the fuses to contemplate the possibility of after another. That this cannot fail to the following from Maple Leaf, Iowa: "1 American Bottlers' Protective Associa• a genersl strike against war; whereas have in the future, as in the past, its J. S. BOONE aiu with my uiinij here now, and tion, in opening the convention at At• H L mission of the Socialists Vaillant, In the name of French social etfect upon the ephere of woman is self Contractor & Builder thought 1 would write a tew hue*. lanta, C4a., Oct. V, emphasized the nec• ists. asked the International movement ewlsnt; woman may cease to be a work T is to promote the interests J hey axe moat all republican* around essity of united action on the part of All kinds of shop work to pronounce in favor of such an idea. • ui the individual household and may of the producers. It is our here, but perhaps 1 can jar some ol litem the employers for the destruction of made to order. Power A few days ago. in Rouen, posters were take her place as a worker in the large mission to promote the inter• loose. 1 will try to at least. 1 stopped trade unions, and said: 'The logical se• machinery ::::::: put up askintr the soldiers to desert and I Iucti\e industries. Rut this transi• ests of our customers by keep• in Minneapolis and art. 1'aul on my way quence of labor unionism is socialism, Shop Neat to Livery Stable KENDALL enroll themselves in the cause of pence: tion will ii"t then be to her what it is down here, and went to see the editoi and socialism as commonly understood ing always on hand the best whereas, when the young Liebknechi toda\ : .i transition from household of the Norwegian socialist paper the means -.tagnation and commercial death brands of Wines, Liquors and asked the conference at Mannheim to as• drudgery into wage slavery, with the to any country. Unionism, as at present Uaa-t'aa; which, translated into I'.nglish, sent to such an idea, he was met with a «age -l.n eiy -tipeiaddcd to the house• Cigars, at conducted, must Is; destroyed." Dr. G. A. Willett uieana "Forward." 1 cannot apeak too vigorous refusal. hold drudgerx ; it would not, as it does highly of that noble Norwegian and hia today, hurl her from the protection of DENTIST Movement in the North. brave little wife, who are lighting the Cues* how many votes Comrade Jim her home into the exposed and helpless T5he Mint aocialiat cause, doing ail the work of Maurer. socialist candidate for governor Both in Norway and Sweden the so• ROOM 9 THOMPSON BLOCK condition of the proletariat. By working Lewistown, Mont. editing and translating into Norwe• of Pennsylvania, will receive in Alle• cialists are violently excited. In Nor in common with man in the large pro• Opposite Grand Central Hotel gian socialist articles from our party gheny county. Ten cents a guess. A way our comrades suspect the police of ductive industries of society, she be• I use the latest Anaesthesia Somno- pi ess, and absolutely w ithout uieana ex• handsome clock to the nearest guess. acting in the interest of the Ru—im comes his equal, and will be able to re• cept what they derive troui a paper ot Five tickets are being sent out to each government, and in Sweden a great ceive her equal share with him of the forme for painless extracting of teeth limited circulation. 1 louiid them edit• branch secretary and delegate to thedemonstratio n has been held to protest social product: she will then be his free THE HUMPHREY JEWELERY CO. ing tlieii paper in a store building for county committee. Sell them, please, it against the arbitrary imprisonment of ciiipini.in. emancipated not only from The lineal work done at the lowest SPECIAL SALE OF which they pay *1U per month, and part is for the benefit of the organization Comrade Sandstrom. the editor of one slavery to man. but also from slavery to prces. Wr make anything you want of the back partitioned olf tor living work, which ia to commence at once. of the socialist papers. May the move• capital. Free mistress of herself, the in thia line. Our shop ia all run by FALL UNDERWEAR electricity. If you want any special rooms, and you cannot tell how they Oet your guesses in before Nov. 3. From ment prevail. Ijtbor Leader. equal of man, she will put a speedy end desigu in a ring, have ua make it. 05 Cents the Suit rose in my estimation alter 1 saw what present indications over one-half the to all manner of prostitution, legalized polls will be manned in Allegheny coun• Montana straits they were put to, to get out M. Aladyn on the Russian Revolution. as well as unlegalized, and then for the Kendall their message of hope to our Norwegian ty. Posters advertising our ticket to first time in the world's history will she M. Aladyn. leader of the socialist IMMENSE VALUES IN comrades. And now, right here 1 wish lie put up at the polls and watchers' be able to establish, as an actual, not a party in the Russian duma, apeaking at functions such aa spinning, weaving, to ask by what right a national or acertificate s will be sent out next week. fictitious fact, the oneness of husbsnd FALL SUITS the William Morris celebration at the sewing, etc. she became a factory op- atate aecretary refuses names ot locals and wife. (See footnote 2.) $7 50 to $20.00 Kelmseott club, Hammersmith, on Sun eratixe, working for wages but coinpet with names of secretaries to a comrade The Colorado state committee haa day evening last. said, in the course of a These are no Utopian vagaries, but ing with persona of her own sex. In who baa been a member in good atand- made claim upon the national office for it i iking speech, he knew the suscepti• scientific conclusions from established other branches—such, for instance, as ing for yeara, and who ia giving hia the $500 donated by the United Brewery Fresh Arrival*- in bilities of the English people; he knew facts. Whoever would deny the former, shoemaking. metal working, etc.—now time, hia meana, and hia vary life, aa it Workers' convention, as reported in the their objections to violent methods of must first overthrow the latter. Seeinv placed by machinery within the reach of Trunk* and Vallaat were, to the cauae of socialism! We Weekly Bulletin of Sept. 20. There is a reasonable question as to whom it was reform; but could every man and wom• that the "ladies" and "gentlemen" who her physical powers but previously re- have got member* of that nationality in intended for. but none regarding the an present be taken to Russia and shut their eyes to this development have erved to man by nature of the exer• thia country who cannot read Engliah purpose for which It was to be ex•placed under the conditions that op never been able to shake the scientific tion lejsmired and !>\ other conditions in• well, and inatead of putting obatacles pended. The fscts are that the state pressed the Russian people, there waa facts upon which these conclusions are herent in the old mode of production, in their road we should endeavor to get Sanden&FraserCo. and national offices, each lacking infor• not one but would use any and every planted, there is nothing left to them she became also a factory operative, them in touch with their own nation• mation in the possession of the others, means in the fight for liberty. Effect• but to affect to be shocked, and to en• competing, however, not only with per• The New Store with the ality in the movement. The Gaa-Paa arranged for its expenditure in the Ool- iveness only would be considered. The deavor to place their "morality" in as sons of her own sev, but with male NEW CLOTHING circulates in Montana to a great many orade campaign. The matter was re•Russian people were engaged in a strug• favorable a light as possible by means workers, whose labor had to be under points 1 think you ought to exchange, ferred to the national executive com• gle of life and death. When a relentless of falsehoods and misrepresentations. »old in order to obtain employment.— as all your county tickets would be mittee for a decision, all correspond• hand waa at the throat strangling you. But these methods will not stead them. From the chapter ou "Female and Child translated into Norse, and it would be ence relating thereto being transmitted it is superfluous to ask you to consider They will not be able to delay the so• IJIIMII" in the "Socialist Almanac." OCAL HELENA, of the Social• a help to the movement in Montana. the means which you would use to free cial evolution by one minute. under date of Oct. 16. The decision of (21 With the changes wrought by ma• L ist Party yourself. This much stands fast: whatever al• "I expect to be back in Montana next the national executive committee is to chinery, woman was directly transferred Meets every Wednesday evenies St Ike Work• spring. I hope you will double your the effect that all the unexpended por He could say that the fight for free• teration the family form handed dowu from the home to the factory. From ers. Clob. AUGUST JOBN90N. Secretary vote this election. You can insert the tion. amounting to at least $300, ahall dom in Russia was practically won. to us may undergo, it will not be the the home, where the portion of her time 1M> transmitted to the Colorado state The only stumbling block in the path act of socialism or of the socialist sys• (iaa l'aa ad and 1 will pay for it for one not absolutely required for such so- OCAL LIVINOSTON, of the month. Send your bill to me and I committee. The decision is being car• of the revolution had been the peasantry tem of production, but of the economic called unproductive but necessary serv• Socialist Party will forward the money." ried into effect this day. Vow that they were conscious ns con development that has been going on un• ices as come under the head of "house• L The ad has been inserted free of cost, sciotis as he was -that between them der our own eyes for the last century. keeping," was employed in producing a Meetaevery Moodsy Night at Socialist Hal No. B. St. vt BBACB. Sec and names and lists sent to the com State secretaries will kindly wire Im• and liberty stood the czar's government, Socialist society cannot hold this de• Miiiety of articles exclusively intended rade that may help him to extend his portant news of the election returns at the result was certain. Within «ve years velopment back; what it will do is to for her own family use, to the factory, paper. Comrades wanting to do a good the earliest possible moment. Congrea- the Russian people would be a free remove from the economic development where the whole of her time, now be• OCAL O RE AT FALLS, of the all the painful and degrading features stroke for socialism should send the sionsl candidates should note name of people Labor Leader. longing to the purchaser of her labor that are Its inevitable accompaniments L Socialist Party. their atate and number of their district power, must be applied to the produc• names and addresses of any socialist Meets every Sunday at Union Hall at S p. • on a postal together with their vote, Shoemaker for Mayoi? Horrible. under the capitalist system of produc• tion of some articles of commerce. By Scandinavians they know to (laa-Paa, E. W N. PALSKROVE. Secretarr. tion. While, on the one hand, under the 8. Wengshoel, 1917 Franklin avenue, and mail to the national office upon re• A solid socialists vote has brought a IMI conversion into a wage-worker her S15 7tk AT* SO. capitalist system of production the eco• Minneapolis, Minn. ceipt of reliable returns. The material shoemaker named Frnnke to the seas* social function as a woman— 1. e., a* a is at hand for the making of a compre tion of burgomaster of Pforten. in Cen• nomic development Is steadilv snapping, wife, as a mother, in short as a family- Some time since a circular letter was hensive comparative tnble of the social• tral Germany. The authorities are being one after another, the family bonds, and being of fundamental import to the so• BOOKS, STATIONARY, addressed to all Bohemian locals and ist vote in the congressional campaigns asked by the minority not to conUrm destroying connubial life, to the degra cial structure was entirely destroyed the election, for the reason that Franke dation of all concerned, under the social• comrades in the central and middle of 1002. 1004 Hnd 1006. :it least foi the period during which she WALL PAPER, EASTMAN ist system of production, on the other western states soliciting applications for The national committee la now voting is only a shoemaker, and therefore not must sell her life day by day.—From KODACKS. CIGARS. dates for Chas. Beranek of Cleveland, 0. on the election of a National Plate Mat• qualified to deal with weighty ques• hand, whatever existing family form the Chapter on "Female and Child \M TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC. Thus far only seven applications have ter Committee to be composed of five tions that may arise, and that, being a may drop off it can only be replaced by bor"' in the "Socialist Almanac." been received, and these from widely members. The following are the nomi• socialist, he is against the existing sys• I higher. SCHOOL SUPPLIFS separated points, which makes the un• nees: O. F. Beitley, Duncan. Ind. Ter., tem of Society.-Evening Post. Footnotes. At Warsaw fourteen members of the dertaking of a tour impracticable for the Chas Dobbs. Ixmisville. Ky.: Frederic (1) The very first changes wrought sOatSliel lighting organization have been present. Comrade Beranek will be as• Heath, Milwaukee, Wis.; J. A LaRue. The socinlist sentiment Is growing out by machinery in the action of wom• condemned to death by drumhead court signed to Allegheny county, Pa., for Nov. Bessemer. Ala.; L. W. Lowry, Little rapidly in the trndes unions and the so• an as an economic factor were of two martial. It i« expected that the action 2, 3 and 4. Applications should be filed Rock. Ark.; A. L. Smith, New Orleans cialists have no fear that the Liberals diatinct kinds. In the lines of produc• of the court will result in a general Sax & McCue now, anr as soon as the number warrants Geo. H. Ooebsl, Newark, N. J. Thewil l succeed In winning back the once tion, which had formerly been from time a route will be made up. vote will close NOT. 6 awakened English worklngmen. immemorial, a part of her domestlo strike. Livingston, Montana. 4 MONTANA NEW8, HELENA, MONTANA.

Comrade Topel writes in regard to dollars in without any trouble. Com• her six children. If she can't do that she Saturday, Oct. 13, spoke to about 900 Reese, the daring deuuny who wanted to rades, the revolution means work. We can't run the business. The Montana workingmen on "(torrent Ideas of So• State Department ^ debate the socialists at Bozaman: "He socialists have entered upon the revolu- j News plant, besides paying for the la• cialism." Sunday spoke to about 1,000 i l(eese) was in Bo rem an yesterday. He tion. We can never go back. We must ' bor on all this job work for the paper people. Sold literature and took up a told us that he will have this debate go forward. Let each one do something, stock and the running expenses, has got good collection. Monday spoke again on come off after election, and will let us contribute something. We have noth• to pay the dead ex|>ense of getting out street to about 000 men on "Local Con• Send in Election Returns Promptly know in time to get a speaker to meet ing to lose but our chains if we gave all the News ami all the printing for th« ditions." Tuesday went to Ontervilla him. The speech of Comrade Castle was state organization. It would be a pretty and held a fairly good crowd, sold some good, but the crowd waa small. Com• George Wesleder never lets up in his good business that could carry all this books snd took a collection. Wednesday On November 16 it will be exactly a year »ince the Socialist Party of Mon rade Ha z let on talked also. Ha it a efforts to see the banner of the work• along on its proflts. That is why the held a meeting in Flnlander hall; had a tana published the first number of Ita official paper. We shall put out a special gooff speaker." ing class carried to victory. He is con• party has got to rally to support it and good crowd, hall well filled. 'Sold quite anniversary edition to commemorate the occasion. The comrades should see that ducting his campaign as though he carry it through. None of the old party a stock of books and took up a collec• this is circulated broadcast, as it will show the growth and development of the thought it made some difference to the political papers thing of getting through tion. Got a few subs for News. Thurs- Montana Socialist Party. It will also be the beginning of the next campaign, The following comes from Rooney at working class whether a socialist or a on their business. The big politicians lay spoke again on street to about 600 and we want to start it off in good shape. Euch local should order at least a hun• Livingston: "We put $16 in bank for capitalist is elected to the sheriff's of• put up cold cash for them all the time. men. Friday went to Melrose snd held dred copies. The price will be $1.00 a hundred in bundles. Get busy now and you since the $8.25 I told you about in fice. He says: "I hope I will get my In this way the problem of the News a gitod meeting in hall After meeting show that the socialist campaign never sleeps. my last letter. Credit as follows: $0 had a dance to wind up the meeting. due stamps. $1 for 100 copies of the News snd pamphlets all right this week, may be partially realized. If you don't Crowd was very enthusiastic. I believe N'ews, $."> from Frank Miller for a great• as I want to go to Cascade next Sunday. understand it come and stay in the of• we will have a local organized there B. B. Ryan of Havre bends in a Billings orders 1,000 campaign leaflets er Montana News. Don't forget to send I want to spread them out over the fice a week and see for yourself. shortly. Saturday spoke on street again bunch of six subs. itli \ ellow-tone ticket on: window cards. Hudson will be in Liv• county. So be sure and get them to and held a vast auoience. Tt was very ingston Friday. He went up the branch me in time. Just received a letter from Comrade Ralph, secretary of the re•

si it,. cold this night, but the people of Butte We had a 10.000 run of cards for the The ; secretary is in receipt of this morning. I have been out hustling Comrade Rector. He says things are organized socialist local at Aldridge. seemed not to heed the cold. They fair• Silver Bow central committee last week. an application for a charter from every night for a week." looking fine at Monarch. I am going sends the following communication: ly reveled in Ben's phrases as he sent I Mains. There are 10 names on the ap• to try to send some one out to Sand "Please find enclosed 9150, for which them forth, each one bearing a message Comrade Bjorneby of Kalispell sends plication and A. R. Rhone is secretary. One of tre ablest comradea in Utah Coulee and Stockett next Sunday, and send me 10 stamps, so that should a to the enslaved class. Sunday held an• $4, 92 for county leaflets and 92 for Di• This means another county organized. writes us as follows he is speaking of that is why I want the pamphlets with• visiting comrade come in among tis we other good meeting. Westher was rect Legislation editions of the New*. With the application conies an order for irresponsible people coming up in the out fail. Will send money as quick as I would lie able to stamp his card. Com• again cold, but spoke to about 500 men 2..">00 ]Mrd stock is on the way. We have put in car before train time. So long." the love of either of such women in a TE RECEIVE DEPOSITS BY MAIL on ex• $65 worth of new type. The eight peo• bless you—as many socialists say to million years. actly the same farms as though made in me. They think the negro socialists ple working in the shop the last two We sometimes hear expressions like "Mr. Lewis says he will have to keep and some whites that I am a prophet• person at the Bank. The mails are entirely weeks have called for a considerable this, that with so many men at work in his Idaho appointments, so cannot make ess. They quote scripture—"Your young safe and are convenient. People in all parts chunk of money. We think the com• the office (8), and so much work being Montana this fall. We are going to men shsll see visions, and your daugh of the country transact banking in this manner. rades outside ought to think of this and turned out, and so many jobs on hand, spend the winter in Chicago with Charles ters shall prophesy." etc. Did you ever and Gertrude Breslan Hunt, so as to be Deposits may be sert by registered mail, money order, or by bank check. Whan get out and raise some money. We don't outsiders do not see why the paper hear anyone prove socialism out of the mean by this Livingston and Great FanV should be in need of help from the out• ready for the eastern cities in the the first depo.it is received it will be entered on our books, and a pass book re• bible? They can prove anything out of They nre always carrying the News on side. The case is like this -it is exactly spring." try mail as a receipt for the money deposited. We have issued a small the bible. I am going to Oklahoma after their minds. There are other points like a woman with five or six children tailing of the simple way in which an account can be opened by tn.il election." that never seem to have an idea that running a boarding house. If she has a wa will send a copy free to anyone asking for it (hex can do anything. The time has now good many Iwiarders and is running a THE arrived when entertainments of various good, big business she has a grocery bill Comrade Forster reports the Butte EDSON kinds, such as oyster suppers, dances, so• snd many other bills to pay. But her meetings | cials, snd card parties can he handled income will probably pay the bills of "I submit you herewith report of the FAMILY THEATRE successfully. A few hours of going the business. However, she has another Ben Wilson meetings in Butte. Arrived 13-17 Seuth *.|n gleet UnM^P^fflJST around to those you know are socialist- proposition to handle. In addition to Friday, Oct. 12. 1006, and had a very ically inclined and asking them to dig making the business psy for Itself she good meeting in spite of awful cold weather. Spoke to about 300 people. HELENA, - - MONTANA. up 00 cants ought to get Ave or tan has got to make it support herself and Five Shows Daily Open Yaar Around MONTANA NEWS, HELENA, MONTANA.

TO BE HAD AT THE NEWS OFFICE. 9. American Psupensre snd the Abo• MONTANA SOCIALIST TICKETS lition of Poverty. By Issdor lev Charles H. Kerr A Company's Books on doff, with a supplement, "Jeaus or Madison County. year term, G. W. Dobins; four year Trouble at Socialism, Modern Science, Etc. Mammon," by J. Felix. Cloth, 00 State Senator—Robert Court**jr. term, M. Kirehner; two year term, Seat cents. Kyle; all farmers. BUte Representative*—John J. Com STANDARD SOCIALIST SERIES. A study of the last United States eus> Superintendent of Public School*—M. •rfor.i, Adam Burrls, T. J. Parker. This series of books, the first volumes sus, bringing out in bold relief the social W. Miller, farmer. Chestnut Sheriff—Isaac J. Smodrley. contrasts that are purposely left ob» Public Administrator—Julias Ber• of which were issued in 1901, contains scure is the official documents. Aa Clerk and Recorder—Herman Stoke* nard, laborer. some of the most important works by arsenal of facts for socialist writers and I— J. P. Coinyns. Coroner—E. O. Wheeler, gunsmith the ablest socialist writers of Europe speakers. Treaaurer— David Phillip*. and America. The size of page is 6 3 4 Coroner—Berry Kuntaon. Custer County. Hudson Runs Up Against a Tough by 4 1-4 inches, making a convenient ro. Britsin for the British (America County Commisionera—Six-year term, Representatives—Edward 0. 01 shape either for the pocket or the li• for the Americana) By Robert Henry Stoke*; four-year term, Thoma* Ferry; Peter Schwind, Otter. brary shelf. The books are substantially Blatchford, with American Appen• Bolton; two-yoar term, William Peck. Sheriff—.James Angus, Otter. Out—Is Finding Out the Woes bound in cloth, stamped with a uniform dix by A. M. Simons. Cloth, 50 cents. Treaaurer—Jesse E. Burk, Powder design, and are mechanically equal to Fergus County. rills. many of the books sold by other pub• A popular presentation of socialism, County clerk—Edward Ryan, Terry. of the Socialist Wanderer in the same charming and simple style State senator—Arthur T. Harney, lishers at a dollar a copy. Our retail I County assessor—Clyde E. Burrall, as the author's "Merrie F-ngland," but Phllbrook. John Hudson has been making noble Lind -• iy. ami he verified it, and showed price. postage included. ia FIFTY Terry. giving a far more adequate and scien• Representatives— Thoma* Hayden, efforts to put upaa good a campaign me waer* las Friel tore up one of the CENTS. Commissioners—* year term, Oi tries tific account of the subject. Kendall; Hermann Schniek, Lewiatown. poster- He also told me that Friel for congress as his means and oppor i. Karl Marx: Biogrsphical Me County Commissionere—EdwarJ Ai- O. Burk i 4 year term, Harry MeOuI- 11. Manifesto of the Communist tunity would admit of. He has done told him (Lindsay) that they would lough; t yea Harm, K. J. Jaokson. moirs. By William Liehknecht. fcaa, Foreat drove, (0 year term); have to Iwat the republican nominee for Party. By Karl Marx and Fred• the work at his own expense, and has translated by Ernest Untermann. Robert McMillan, Maiden, (4 year sheiii!. Lindsay replied, 'Yes, how will erick Fngels. Authorized English Cloth, 60 cents. tana); Levi H. Woody, Cottonwood, Oboteau County. experienced a brilliant sample of what translation; edited and annotated we So it?" Friel said, By voting for 1 <• year term). State Senator—J. Thomson, Clear falls to the lot of the soldiers of the This personal biography of Marx, by the 'I. inooratii' nominee for sheriff. by Frederick Engels. Also includ• social revolution. He ha* come in con• an intimate friend who was himself one Sheriff—J. W. Kelson, Moore. Creek. How Is that for a socialist candidate? ed in the same volume, No Com• Clerk and Recorder—J. W. Stoaer, of the foremost Socialists of Germany, Representatives—Henry Hagen, Fort tact with a most disagreeable aituation I am going to prefer charges against promise: No Political Trading lavwistown. Benton; J. B. Bush, Zortman. gives a new insight into the beginnings of affairs at Chestnut, a slave pen of him «hen I get home. Have got a lot By Wilhelm Liebknecht. Trans• Assessor—Owen MeCabe, Kendall. of socialism. Moreover, it is a charm the Northern Pacific road. Their coal more 1 could write about him. Lindsay lated by A. M. Simons and Marcus Treasurer—B. F. Palmer, Lewistown. ing book, as interesting as a novel, and Silver Bow County miners are here, and the company owns ia nut ,i dues-paying member, but is a Hitch. Cloth. 50 cents. Public Administrator—A. Sellers. will make an admirable introduction to subscriber to the News. This manifesto, first published in 1840, For Stats Senator—George O 'Mai ley everything— mines, housea, store, and heavier reading on socialism, Surveyor—Esra Olsen, Kendall. is still recognized the world over aa the Members of ths Legislature—Frank Attorney—A. E Briakle, Kendall. anything else that is saleable. Tha "Saw one of my old time acquain• s. Collectivism end Industrial Evolu- O'Hars, J. F. Donovan, R C. Scott, clearest statement of the principles of Superintendent of Schools — Mrs. emisaaries of the eystem are at every tances and he says everything in Gardi• tion.. By Wilhelm Vandervelde, W. 8. Vaa Eatoa, Con MeHugh, J. L the International Socialist party. II turn. Here is Comrade Hudson's graphic ner is republican except two democrats. member of the Chamber of Depu• Brown, John Paura, A. Perkla, Her• has been translated into the language sf account ot the matter: We will see. Must go into Cook City ties, Belgium Translated by Chas. man Quant, Harry Swift, Charles Nlsv every country where capitalism exists, Yellowstone Oosnty. if it takes a leg and one eye." H. Kerr. Cloth, 50 cents, sils. and W. H. Pierce "Friday night I found that No. 5 and it is being enTcsdoAss] stare rapid' This report uncovers a nasty state 'the author is s socislist member of Senator— Adam F. Bkirviag. was 12 hours' late, so I hired a team today than ever before. For Commissioners—George Aaahreae, of affairs. The man Friel evidently mer• Bepresentative—Alfred K Jeassn. and driver for $5 to take me to Chest• the Belgian parliament and is one of six year term; Henry Harrlsy, four is. The Positive School of Criminol• Sheriff—Milo C. Roberta. nut so aa not to disappoint the com• its dealing with by the party. He ha* the ablest writers in the International year term; Patrick Morand, two year ogy- By Enrico Ferri. Translated Clerk and Recorder—Qeo. Boyd. rades. When I got here hunted up Joe been reported before aa under suspicion socialist movement. This book is, on the term. by Ernest I'ntermann. Cloth, 00 Treasurer—Jesse F. Oilekrlst. Friel. Found him in a saloon drunk. of being a spotter in Jardine. The soon- whole, the most satisfactory brief sum• For Bkeriff—N. E. Leveugoed. cents. Public Administrator—L. H. Cald Could walk and that was all. I showed sr the socialist party cleans up a mess mary of the principles of socialism that For Treasurer—John Harrington. The science of criminology has bean him Comrade Graham's letter. Re like this the better. has yet been written. One distinctive For Clerk and Recorder—Harry 8 revolutionized within one generation by Asaessor—John Horae. Davie* pointed to a poster of Ben Wilson, and feature of it is that it takes up the dif• Commissioners—John Lmndborg, (6 the socialist students of Italy, of whom For Couaty Attorney—Bwaa T. said, "That is our roan." He called John Hudson writes from Livingston: ficult questions of how the machinery •); Benjamin E. Oglesby (4 years); Ferri is the most prominent living rep- HogevolL Mrs. Hariett and Mrs. Lewis names, and "I stayed over today to attend the re of production could be acquired and how John Powers (S years). UOIieUIJOjUt ,q«|Vl;.il Sui n->p duo .Cue of For Assessor—Arthur E. Cox. said they had it in for him. "He is our publican rally. After Mr. Pray spoke wages could be adjusted tinder a social• County Superintendent of Schools— For County Auditor—John Byrne. man. We stand by him. He will be and t lie applause ceased I got up and ist administration. aiqvsuadsipur si ^ooq siq.l. 'avijwiuatssi Baor. Here Thursday." I told him I wanted to on the modern theory of crime snd Its For Coroaer—Michael MeCormJek. ask. ! him if he would give me just a 3. The American Fanner: An Eco- Justice of the Peace—Lewis M. With speak, and he said. "All right, we will treatment. Superintendent of Schools—F. W. few momenta to reply to him, that I nomis and Histories! Stndy. By r. North Billings; R. Hale, South get you a crowd," but he didn't try to. Moter. was his opponent on the socialist ticket. A. M. Simons, Cloth. 50 cents. BUllngs. He wanted to treat me; said to me, "We A Powerful Minority Party. For County Adminiatrator. He >at there apparently dazed for sev• "The American Farmer." in spite of Constables—P. H. Parrel], North are all on a drunk today, naven't got Van Horne. eral minutes. It was really embarrassing it* small size, is the largest contribution The "American Review of Reviews,"* Battings; Arthur Davy, South Billings. notices from Graham and won't till For Justice* of the peace, South for him Then Judge Henry jumped up yet given to the agrarian literature of magazine which cannot be accused of Tuesday, as our postoffice is put out. Butte townehip—David Schroeder and and with a -weep of his hand said. "Go this country. The author, besides being ls»ing -ocialistic. published the following Lewis and Clark County Then a Dutchman by the name of Frank Howard Stone; Silver Bow township, and hire a hall if yon want to answer a student of American social conditions, interesting' item on the rising wave of Representatives—Herman Luehmann, Solomon Brunker and J. J. Colligan. Kiihe hutted in and said he didn't be• him " I will answer him Friday night is thoroughly conversant with practical labor and socialism i "A Powerful J. P. Kready, Heinrioh Clau August County Central Committee—O. 0. lieve I was a socialist., but a detective, at the Trades and labor Assemblv hall." farming, and there is little doubt that Minority! Socialism is today poltii- Pleper, S. D Heap, J. M. Frsy, William McDonald, George Ambrose, Con Me- and had no right to come there. It the farmer who reads the work will cally a minority party in every Euro• Bottler. Hugh, John Harrington, Mike MeCor- was all 1 could do to keep from slap• have to admit that the conclusions are pean country, yet what is it doing? Ia Treasurer J. Bedach. miek, H. L Maury, Matt Manlay, A. ping him over, and I told him 1 would Aldridge. Oct. 24.—Had a splendid based on a real understanding of the AasMs it has brought the proud house Perkla and R. C. Scott. do so if he wasn't a socialist. He said meeting here last night for such short County clerk-Thomas Griffith of Hapsburg to bend the knee, and he was a better socialist than I. as he notice. Saw some republicans in the difficulties of his struggle with the soil, Sheriff Henry Rutherford. compels Francis-Joseph to fight side by was bom one. I tell you plainly if he audience applauding, so I guess they with railroads, trusts and foreign com• Public administrator -Louis Arnold. Valley County. side with the Social-Democrats to fores had l>een perfectly sober 1 would have won't scab at the ballot box any more. petitors.—Chicago Tribune. Assessor John Rickert. For Stats Senator—H. U. Costsr. universal suffrage from the liberals. In put a head on him that would eat hay. I believe Hooney and Mabie will be 4. The Last Days of the Ruskin Co• Orroner John Wendell. For Representative—C. W. Kaavpfer. Italy it has nationalized the railroads He said I just came there to get. I de• elected. If so, you listen for a yell from operative Association Ry Isaac County superintendent of schools -- For Sheriff—R. C. Stanneld. and written more than one progressiva nied it and told him I was paying my Carbon county. I have heard the most Broome. Cloth. illustrated. 50 Mary I-arsen. For Treaaurer—H. R. Spooner. hill in the legislation of an advanced own way. Ask Comrade Hazlett if awe damaging stories here about Joe Friel. cents. Commissioners 6 year term, H. Kain; For County Commiaioner—Jaha Italy. In Switzerland it shapes the na• ever went up against a game like that. Socialism does not mean withdrawing 4 year term. J. W. Rose; 2 year term, 1/ohr, aix year term. I told the hoys to write you and they He sniil T just came there to get money tional policy nnd rules many cities. In James Roberta. For Clerk and Recorder—C. B. Mil -aid they would. Wilson has been writ• from the class struggle and trying to 1 denied it and told him I was paying Germany it has almo-t captiireil the em• ler. ing here trying to hold the boys up, but set up a paradise on a smsll scale. If pire, and is driving the (onservatives my own way. Ask Comrade Hariett if they turned him down. There is a fine there are those who still think such a Flathead County. to a desperate effort to further limit a she ever went up agninst a game like -ecretary here in the local. He is a rus• scheme practicable, they will find inter POT Senator—E. G. Bjorneby, Kalia Carbon County. -utTYage already unjust to the prole- that. tler. I spoke in the schoolhouse. The eeting facts in this book. BO* For Repreaentative—John L. Mary tiiat In France it has elected 1.200 "I have been talking to the clerk at trustees are comrades. We will get a 5. The Origin of the Family, Privsts For Representatives—Henry Boota- ott. municipal councilor-, compels 01] NA. this store, nnd he said he saw the bills good vote here. I told the boys if they Property and the Stste. By Fred• Libby; H. n. Kinekley, Kalispell; For Sheriff—Ross D. Prattoa. tional deputies to call themselves so• last night and dated them himself, and scratched anyone to scratch me. I en• erick Engels. Translated by Er• Z<" Held, Kalispell. For Treaaurer—Wallace F. Hay- cialists of some sort, and stalks its told me where I could get the proof. So close throse pieces of the poster that nest ITatermann. Cloth. 50 cent*. For County Commiesionere—K. Ode- worth. wav into cabinets and gives them mis- I went to tne saloon and saw Thomas Friel tore up." This is one of the most important of guard, Montford, six year term; J. W. For County Clerk—B. L. Guanary. loOsrlal portfolios. In Belgium it has the suthor's works, and although first Maughan. Whiteflah, four year term; For Clerk of Court—W. E. Ogdea. ('(impelled the Conservatives to insure orge I. Bowr-r, Pedaj^ two year County Attorney—George W. Burke. published in 1884. was never accessible I For county surveyor—J. Lebert, For county attorney, Jesse D. Selby. l!ic unemployed and to enact some of For Assessor—Mike Salo. to English readers until our translation carpenter, Missoula. For county clerk and recorder. E. Y. the most advanced legislation in the For Sheriff- Andrew Pederaos, Holt. For Superintendent—Mrs. Frances appeared in 1«02. It contains prac• For clerk and recorder—G. Cubbage, Strong, Great Fells. world sSJtsUs of Australia and New For County Clerk and Recorder—.1. Cochrane. tically everything necessary to the gen farmer, St. Regis. For county assessor. R. J. McDermond, Zealand In these two countries it is A Moore. For Surveyor—David Lay. eral rsader in the voluminous work of For county commissioners—-N. Camp• Great Falls. praatlag, in ths first I Co-operative- For Treasurer—Herman Wrieth. For Adminiatrator—George W. Daw• Morgan, and it furthermore gives many bell (6 years), farmer, De Smet; F. For county auditor. J. W Daly. Great Oomtnonwenlth. while in the latter it For Coroner—C. W. Stewart, Kalis- son. additional facts and a coherent, scien• Prebstcl, (4 years) farmer, Nine Mile; Fall* has almost done so. In Great Britain For Coroner—G. F. Rybolt. tific treatment of the whole subject. The P. H. Rabbit, (2 years) farmer, St. For county ooroner, J. F. Gemberling, it enters parliament, dominates munici• For Aeseaeor—Henry Oatlss, Mont For County Commiaionera—Thomas book is of great propaganda value. In Regis. Great Falls. pal policy, makes of Lmdon. in some re• ford. Northy, aix year term; E. T. Prewett, that it ehows the folly of the popular Justice of the peace, Hellgate town• For public administrator, W. J. Pater- spects, the greate-t ^(s-ialistie city of For Psblic Administrator—Charles four year term; J. 8. Decker, twe year idea that wealth and poverty always ship—J. A. Freid, stone mason, Missou• son, Great Falls. the world, put- John Burns into ths Backers, Kaliapell. term. have exieted and so may always be ex• la; J. E. Robertson, laborer, Missoula. For county superintendent of schools. cabinet and makes King Edward say: pected to continue. I For Constable, Hellgate townshirt— Mrs. Florence Wesledsr, Great Falls "We are all socialists now." In ths Gallatin County. Park County. M. L. Brown, laborer, Missoula * C. I. For sounty commissioners, six year 6. The Social Revolution. By Karl I'nited States' Senator Hannn. just he- For Repreaentatives—Joseph Friel, Representatives—Frank Mabis, Keating, laborer, Missoula term, Herman O. Phillips, Great Falls. Kautsky Translated by A. M. fore his death, declared the future te Chestnut, miner; Charles Piersoa, T. J. Rooney. | For justice of the peace, Cedar town• For county commissioner, four year and May Wood Simon* Cloth. 50 lie between socialism and the republican Chestnut, miner; Paul H. Castle, Cen- Sheriff—O. 8. Anderson ship—Hen. NeU'Unn, BsBSOJ constable, term. Welter Dannett, Great Falls. cents. party If the democratic party wins tral Park. Treasurer—A. D. Peugh Wm. Gustavso n,mnier. For county commissioner, two year Ksutsky is the editor of the Neue for a while it will be by stealing the so• For County Commissioners—Blehard Clerk end Recorder—R. B. Nesbit. term, Frank Servoee. Monarch. Zeit. and Is universally recognized ss cialistic thunder. Corrigan, six year term, Bor.emaa; A. Assessor—M. L. Baker. For justice of the peaee, Louis Dilno. ons of the shiest socialist writers and Sanders County 'In a wholly different line of advance, Swenaon, four year term, Belgrade, Superintendent of Public School*— thinkers in Europe. This book is in two Senator II. 1. Burleigh, Plains, Mont . Great Falls. tanner; J. C. Doughty, two year term, Mr*. Bessie Wiley. socialism is compelling capitalists to be• For justice of ths peace, Wm. N. parts. Part 1 . Reform and Revolution, lawyer. come philsnthropists. and employers t* Belgrade, farmer. Public Administrator—J. 8. Jeays. explsins ths essential difference between Representative- A. N. Brooks, Trout PaJsgrove, Great Falls. For Sheriff—Barney Waraer, Chest Coroner—Emile Fyder. pnrchnse a temporary truce, by intro• For constables Great Falls township, the socialist party and all reform County Commissioner*—John 'hi, Creek, ranchman. ducing industrial betterment. The party »ut, farmer. John H. McMsnus, John Haag, Great parties. Part II., The Day After the six years; Chaa. Elliott, four years; County Commissioner 6 years, A. R. of evolution is the psrty of revolution For Clerk and Recorder—Oscar Chel- Falls. Revolution, gives straightforward an• Clarence Bishop, two year*. Rhone, Plains, ranchman; 4 years, Geo. and evnlutinary revolution rules the ajren. Belgrade, well driller. swers to the questions so often ssked Justice of the Peace, Livingstos Pre- II. Mathiea, Trout Creek, ranchman. world todsv." For County Treasurer—8. Ruheemsr, Grand Ball st Diets. about what the socialists would do if einet—W. H. Smith, M. C. Beach. Treasurer - Frsnk Fostsr, Plains, car Cbestant, farmsr. The socialists at Dietr. give a grand entrusted with the powers of govern• Constables, Livingston Preeinet— pen ter. The mass meeting st Cnrnegie Half. For Asaessor—Frank BedOeld, Cheat ment —John Lamme, Wm. Stuekey. Clerk and Recorder—M. L. McKeel. ball on Nov. 7. The progressive local mat, farmer. Allegheny. Pa . Saturday. Oct. '.»8th, • Trout Creek, ranchmen. at that point has made every arrange• 7. Socialism, Utopisn snd Scientific For Superintendent sf Schools B. F. p. m.. promises to lie the greatest of Missoula County. Sheriff Grant Avery, Plains, ranch• ment to make the occasion the success By Frederick Engels. Translated Ooraelus, Bor.eman, painter. the compnign. The old party politicians man. of the season by Edward Aveling. D Sc. witb For Constable for Chsstant—Wllllaaa For state senator—T. D. Caulneld, in the first legislative district are very Assessor D. W. Brown, Trout Greek, s special introduction by the au• Ptersen, Chestnut, miner. laborer, Missoula. much concerned. If the fight turns out Mr* Hariett In Fergu* thor. Cloth, 50 cents. It was left to the central committee For representstivee— F. F. Fabert, merchant. a three-cornered one n socialist will g* Mrs. Hazlett started Wednesday night This book ranks next to the Cons- to till all vacancies on the ticket if miner, Stark. Superintendent Schools Miss Beulah to TTarrisbtirg Tjist Sunday mornisg for Fergus county to fill a number of they eaw fit to do so. Wheeler, Thompson, teacher. rnunish Manifesto as one of the heat the socialists were out distributing lit• W. T. Ssles, laborer, St. Regis. dates. She speaks Thursday night at Surveyor J. S. I>ee Trout Creek, sur• short statements in any language of the erature in this district. The speakers Fred. Shuning, baker, Missoula Carneill, Friday night at l

Onward, Comrades! Can you or some one else transport Upward, on « aid. ever forward, him to the next place of meeting? I.#t our watchword M be Can yon guarantee him $1.50 and collection and sale of liooks! Truth and honor, hoe ami fraitoa, tan you give the number who seem The Winslow IViinjf pwsl to all »i' sec. favorable to socialism? What night in the week is best for Earning all wt naad to Mrtoh for meetings? Oettinjr nil are need to earn; Will you assist in advertising moot- Mercantile Co Never envy each his neighbor Doinj; P«MI where'er wo (urn. ings. and circulate hand bills? Prolxtbly n fevv more questions. With this on file at the state olliee, secretaries Doinj; <^<>+ U»»l|>iny all the maimed :in.l poor; ami commit ti es would know what to do and how to do it. Closed ran .l.i.n- to hate and cn\\ LfN and truth an open door. We have worked too much in the past Staple, and Fancy Groceries. without a system. Now I MB not pre•

Earth t. Comrades, to your duty. ROOSEVELT AGAINST Speed the workers' cause for all. Socialist Candidate for Associate THE MINERS' UNIONS. LIVINGSTON, MONTANA .1. W. <;|Wo\ Judge of the Supreme Court Iloise Ida.. Ooc. 24. A special to the Statesman, from Washington. D. C, »ays: That President Roosevelt thoroughly The Beer that Made Montana Famous approves the cour»o taken by Governor Cooiling in prosccut ini; the men churned with the murder of ex-Oovernor Steun- WHY MORE WORKERS THAN JOBS enlierg can no longer lie questioned. It 1. A surplus of workers in the laboi job tor every one w ho ia willing to | was officially announced today that Sec• market is indispen-able to production work" will soon be made the laughing 1 Bozeman Beer retary Taft. the strong arm of the ad• under the wage sy stem I capitalism. I stock of the community, and he de- { ministration, at the special reque-t of i. The toiler's insecurity in the em• MM ves to be. the president will make two speeches in ployment through which he procurea the I bus we see these factors in the wage Idaho in order that the people of that n cessities .if life is indispensable to the sv stem which makes the uneniplov ed ' Bright. Bubbling. Brilliant. state may know that the avmpathies of wage sy-tetn. I the national administration are with ."I. Competition by the workers in the ai in v of MiJN inevitable. C' vcrnor flooding nnd those wh,> stand labor market is indispensable to the Pleat The power to discharge the by him for law and order. Secretary wage system. worker without loss of profit to the i Taft will speak al I'oeatello Friday. No• I. The means by which (lie capitalist- capitalist. A. I). Peujfh Park Bottling \tyorks vember ami at Hoise the next day. force profitable service from the worker Second 1 he power to exact the ut j Socialist Candidate for Tteasurer of President RaaaavaM has lieen deeply is the power to exclude him from the IIMat -peed and skill from the worker. Park County interested in the Idaho campaign since job at which he must be employed to Third -The power to buy labor for ' AGENTS ->•» its inception because he has been anx- pi,,cure the means of Ufa, The capital I, M than the value of its products. Montana's Finest and Purest : Beverage Cowan's Advicr on Montana. i,,iis that the people shall give their ists must have the service of worker- As the purchasing power of the wage hearty lupport to the ticket that stands to increase his wealth and capital, lie must always remain near the point of Union Made. Home Industry. Montana l-abor. The following lettei was written from for law and order, lie deeply regretted I u Id not discharge a worker without a subsistence, any invention and improve- : Detroit. Minn., to A. M. Brooks, the the attempt made in some quarter* to loss of profit unless there is an iinem merit in mechanical forces that increase 1 state secretary of North Dakota: becloud the issue when it was HO appar• ployed worker to take the place of the the workers' power to creat wealth in• LIVINGSTON, MONTANA While in companv v..:h you and sev ent to him this is the only issue in• worker discharged: heme the idle work creases the difference between the pur• eral