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11 IIIP11 is to All VOICE " An Injur7 to One an Injuzr THEby the Rebel Clan of Toil Owned VoI,. II No. :7 IORTLANI), OREGON, THIIUB8DAY, OCTOBER 1, .1914 MIGHTI lBGHT

of the I;in,1 had not been pre-arranged, ho IS JUSTICE DEAD answerl'd "No," but when Victor Johnson, one A "TRIAL" LABOR DAY of the oldest and best liked miners of Tonopah, AT BUTTE, MONT. CELEBRATION IN TONOPAH? was called to the stand and asked what he knew about it,he said that T. F. White had told him two dlays before the trouble that hie OPN "TM on al wato'--"*aterw" of the Pancner Case THE COURTROOM IS THIOWN syua The True Facts and a few lore were going down to the I. W. W. hall and see about the boycott and if some- FOR THE AGITATORS-ROOT RELPS Oraft WUneiaa Wiped Oat-r thing was not done, there was going to be a US ROOT FOR ONE BIG UNION aLtely MIft.ea uadred rh.e Why was I'aw'ner sentlto the penitent iiary ? fight.. '1The answ'er is: 1e)('ause he was ani1. W. W. When Paul Whlaley was called to the stand in an mseday .John I';niriier 'hisle tol Nevada sm4 , four tand asked what he knew about the trouble, the T. Lawrence and Bert Lorton were tried on imronths ago. " l'I'he first. tw.o Imoths h sItayed di strict alttorney never cross-examined him. a of "vag." The case was opened up ill 'I'onol1h wi'ere ths of hlrd work ftll(het Why? Paul Whaley is president of the Miners' by Detective Baldiscero giving evidence to the (Stockton News Advocate) ('InIs' (of laIor. I14' irganizi'4 thlE Ihte'l and I nion of Tonopah, Nevada, and the District (orglliz'Al effect that they were the two most dangerous For the first time in the i.es-taurant \'orkl'rs. Aftelr I4eing Attorney isrunning for office again. labor history of men that ever came to Butte, as he had heard Stockton the craft-unions failed s.'Vl'enteen' Ii.V thSyIl fought. aid won thie eiglht, WhenlI'anner was called to take the stand, to parade on Fellow Worker Lorton speak on several occa- Labor Day, and trades unions ho1 r dlly. All tihe h4Iar4i lngIalise, Illrid r4't,. ir- t1he big thing was pulled off. After questioning were completely sions, and had heard him tell the Workers not obliterated. I ltHNEillli"lh I 4"to ti'll. li' 1 nlllnd8il int. tV(wo, viz., the l'ancner and bullying him, the district attorney to starve this coming winter, as there was A great ('celtlicl lilallingtonr Ill11ouseand the Midway suddenly cailed upon the sheriff to search him street labor parade was held in the plenty of food and clothing in the stores and forenoon, with all Illotel. 'Il I'i'e1nion (li4.veryti ing iinits lo.wer for a gun. Why was P'ancner searched for a classes of labor united un- o warehouses. He had also heard Fellow Worker der the one big banner of "Labor Solidarity." tA4 rltttl t0l' tIr bhl1' wit hI these ho11s11, I1ut gun while on the witness stand Ask yourself Lawrence sing I.W. W. songs. He also said The trades unionist, the Socialist, the Indus- it Wais of rio use. 'I'hIe refiusedt Itohave' any this question. The answer is easy. It was to 8om eoi - that he knew these men for several months. trial Worker of the World (who seemed to be thing to )lowith thi1I'nion. After s of the jury and make them prl'ejudice the indls Major Root asked Fellow Worker Lorton vastly in the majority), the silll'ertllitheIbloal t4iolh deteid'd to lhle' a31 think that I'ancner is a professional gun man. Knight of Labor did o with and Lawrence if they had anything to ask the Catholic, Protestant, Jew and Gentile, all laid llovertt onl thi'tw I llihes. 'I'Ihey The district attorney said it was not for that witness. Iawrence asked him whether he had aside their marks deadly 'lee4t.'hils haoveitt. was lnotlhl''ad Oil relason. Then we want to ask him what was of distinction and .division asked them whether they were working or and walked hand-in-hand thE houses iy .John I'an ner. It. was aut4l4horized ti(' rTlsoln. and shoulder-to- not before putting the charge of vag. He said shoulder, in close industrial Iby thi IIh'l a14'I11 Iesta•ranit Workers'I I1i41n These were sorne of the dirty tactics used to formation, with a he did not, because he knew they were not big No. 111. railroad I'anener. I. W. W. banner at their head. mnlln working. Lawrence said "I and Lorton have a There were approximately In()nti Ilth ,1"of Jl i" sooTm 10 aor12 caell'We again ask the district attorney a ques- 1235 men, women llose' t1o thl' job at the present time, are you aware of that." and children in line of march froui thle' Ilurrington ai'rding tion. ()n the 4th of .July a man was shot on and the parade Baldicero-" I have seen you carrying a ban- was most inspiring with its music of bands Miners' tnion Ilill. With what i'urlo,5se4' the public street. The man that did the shoot- -t ner several times." and drum crops. Three carloads of union 'I'here co4hl only hav beenI,'1 1on putrpose' ing was fined $1(00, and no more was said about lawrence--" Is not that work." sympathizers came down from Sacramento, itart trouble. At. this timeri they 11o l not finll it. Why did thlle district attorney let this man Baldiscero shook his head and said he didn't one from Lodi, two from Modesto and over ii Vot' t(,ostart troul11e14. with so tIhey wriiake get away with a $100 fine for deliberately know. 200 people came up on the boat from th'ir vrengeani'e on the ulle tin board which shooting another and themn railroad Panener San o.f get fifty cents an hour and it Francisco to lend their personal support to the wcas I he pro'l ertty oIf theIII I illio,r'egrdlo(.ess for protecting himself against 10 or 12 men? Lawrence--"I is harder work than you do, I guess. I am also Stockton laborites, of whom there munst have llir snerlri pirolperty laws. No on' W:t, arreste(! We wonder if he will answer this. working for an automobile repair man here. I been between 500 or 600 in marchiag line. lltho igh thileof4~4ie'rs wre 11ll t here, watchlinl People of Nevada, a great miscarriage of have a job at the present time and can prove it. The I. W. W.'s, who were scattered all 11thIulletin the wi14l' affair. Af't er wrec('king jnustice has taken plae in your midst. It must The officer says that he knows me and Lorton along through the parade lines, made a fine ho1rd theI(Irulilko'i Io4 W(nt Wtlly, but1 lift.'r be wiped out. If you believe in justice you several months. I would like to know where showing in numbers and the main section gettirig It little' 14r4' whivskey th'y1 'all'i ha('k an he'lp. Protest to the county and state for of you knew me before I came here, as I have only I. W. W 's was the largest division in the a'ulut, sev4•n (''.lo'k, n111rh'll ul t) tthe In1io11 officials and let them know that such high been here six weeks." line, and that organization had good reason otffie4 and thl' own the4signs 1n1ul4pst'rs the haniled me'tJhods will not be tolerated by the I1nion had IIl,'',d there'. Althollugh Mr. Evans, Baldiscero-"O well, I made a mistake about to feel proud of its success locally with the one Speolein this twentieth ce'ntury. sta11ding in 1th1lerowd_ that." big hamner at the head of the line of marchers. .the'hief of 111i(e', was J.ohn Panener I'ublicity Bureau. all 1th1'tiny1, 4no -i'rrsts• was miMadei. 'I'his wais Lawrence--The only charge you can have Sacramento, Lodi, San Francisco and Mo- s.o111' of lthe law aIm llorder Iuphedi by the great. against me is that I sing I. W. W. songs. desto laborites did their share nobly in aiding l41ic'for" ir 4'l 'I'o,14oiah on t4he lIth of .July. The officer handed a copy of "Casey Jones, to give Stockton one of the best street parades Int lo! andl Ibehloh!! s•8li"thing h1aipein1e11. THE RESULTS the Union Scab" to Major Root who read it it ever had and next year it is more than like- 'I'hll' l h, 4.4)111111. out of the Ulnion 11111, oaullh•h and said: "It is not a crime to sing songs, ly that the Stockton workers will help Sacra- AT WHEATLAND mento make sight 4i N*ick t ,o11, a niw111n111i11. 'r'hey .jum11el but it is a crime to sing these kind of songs." a record for itself in return for o41 Illmr1)141 hbelan to hbeat. hi11ll11p, then getting Lawrence-"The charge that the officer put past favors shown. sigh I oI' I'anener they rini afte'r hi llt 'rying " The hop crop of 'California is reported to against us is a charge of "Vag," which is a The usual picnic and sports were held at " IVl'ih hilli,hIiang ,hii, ge't it rol1'," e't'. he 24,0(K hales short." 'Sacramento . lie to begin with, he then says he has known us Oak Park in the afternoon and evening. I'Ih.4' yol'urs'elf in sullIh ai ljtsitioi. What This yeair the vines gave the heaviest yield for months, which is another lie. That is fine Miles Beck, Socialist candidate for City , 111,11 ,,(,,ll It1r1' i' 4 i g 11'? of anilyVlyears on record, and yet the(y are 24,000 evidence." Commissioner, and Thomas of Modesto I'an,.nr triled to get away front liltcrowd, lIales short. Another detective then testified that he had were the speakers at the park, and all talked buit I 11' im'k4'l hliiri intolI 'orhe4r, and4 hi' was Sltil'ne people mayi try to tell you that the heard Lorton say that there were millions of along the lines of greater solidarity of labor, f1r4el'd to irol'te''t himselfS'l. 11 tfired iatthe door, agitation carried on by tile I. W. W. against dollars going out of Butte every year to feed both organized and unorganized. ae1ihwtlyIhitting on' 111a111in the leg. Althollugh tlihe,Ioli indlustry was iajoke as far as a boy- some fat parasites who never work; and that There were no signs, symbols, token, ban- th4e 4lib'trs w•r.. all there at. the t4ii'1, 1144thiing cott is concerned. 'onsidering this leing the the time was coming when that would be stop- ners, hangers, carriers, stringers or other Vwas one to 14)o4t''t- I'an1'neir, ibut aifter thel shot lbanllner yellr for hops, and last year being the ped. lie then called up another detective who marks of any sort or character of identifi- was Iltr11, thIin Whatl. 11111ir'hlS '1s1h'grait. poorest. yealr, it is at safe estimate that 50,000 testified that he had heard the same thing. cation of any trade or craft or union; the $1.00 ) ' jii lif1'- (on I '11(11'ir Major Root then asked the prisoners if they per day man marched with the $9.00 per day ltTi1. r' olf Il,1 11 I h :at11't hailehs of hiolis w'ent to waste unpicked. "'We to4 him with as1 had anything to say. manl; the six-hour workman with the fourteen- a11nd Iraigged hiii jail, 'iiarged Joke?"wo•rller if the llop hBarons consider that a 1s1llt1 with aSi14'a4ily weapon'3 with inten't to kill. Lorton--"I go out on the street corners and hour man and all seemed happy and con- Ile was d11114'1ber14'14'4 t1114 juiisti4'4' of th11' lh w'n'' In lpreviouiis 'yeaIrs, llorst has always picked tell the Workers to organize into One Big tented; but when President (ompers and thr, :1r711 al,'Eltittl'l. ''h1.1'j 'stie'4'Iii1i .--, h' sho)t, in byv ihaild after his mllaclhlines, but dlid not this Union so as to shorten the hours of labor and international higher-ups learn of the dissolu- sel'f h-'f'1ns'. !eair, consequent'ly Ii only harvested about get better wages and working conditions, tion of their power there may be "an execu- .\g•i.nisI1o 1tldlitlL llty llsl. l'a lln Tr wIa Iar- four fiftl•s of his crop. While l)urst and others thereby doing away with starvation and unem- tive session" held somewhere. r,,•.l,,I,n m 1l4,114 w ir'filll;tlll :1ig lift taken to wholi, ick oentirely by hand, only harvested ployment in a land where there is plenty for two,-thirlIs of tlleirs. The hiopli barons claim to all." FUNNY STUNTS OF THE AMATEUR As t1i' h14ai4,1" this artirl. ta4.a le• 41on't for- Ih. hdoie piciking now, buit one ('cango around Lawrence-"The only crime I am here for is WAR LORDS g tI ,Iwas iv I. \ . t. ih fIicdhisaiol st4,tihl' vities covered with hops* that I sing I. W. W. songs-which are being liii' t'h4f l wi ,~ asin ' ...,I,,,,l" tlii' I ,lits br•'hight1 Noiw, I',llow workers, if wO, can do this miuchl sung by the Workers all over the country. If Fellow Workers Lorton and Tawrence were 4,11t in tlii' tril in lii,' I)i tlni't( 441t1t 44" N \.4 witll ltii. lpoor ldiscilllil aindl organization that that is a crime, then I am a criminal." arrested in Butte, but the military court don't 4 4ll1iiV ill 'i)114)J]51 1, N'\ali it. w,, had tlh, yeailr (and thltill'ops are not deliv- Major Root-"I have never seen the prison- seem to know what to do with them. Lorton \VhI llthi,' t'isil stiri'udI. it wais hpslihi t,4 Ib'. ,er.lto, I l. lilarrko't yl't), what can we, not do if ers before, but I have stood on street corners was arrested for publicly saying something we, g(, to, it.tliorolughly dlisciplinedl Ind or- and have heard the likes of them talk, and they that was objectionable to the mining com- j;.iiizwel iI th11,vl'lr's to lonvle. preach the overthrow of this government and panies, and Lawrence for singing "Casey 'lb, lirst JIl'ny1lu4h. bi" l t ' 'wa 'tati 144 lor'iw,. lFor w, will IEvl'rcrgivo' iul the fight on thr they are responsible for the conditions or the Jones." It was first decided that these great I i, ui,ill Illst W';I•- 814l4t irtl, t11,' , i' 'it ,1•1 Vl14 Ilop Illdl.str\" tillbIrd aIlnduSilhr firs, free. trouble that exists today in Butte. I also know crimes should he punished by eleven months ;I t•lt4',4 1''r. 4':,I 'if l Iv 14li4', ,i,'ll. Tlh,' rrriri I' . IIA.%11l'IlHE T, Socrl'etary. the officers who are witnesses against them and in jail, but the comlpanies probably reflected a144t41 1. 41,'rt 1v:l' WIl1 4s 134ll 41 4,l ,111t4'11 do not think they would tell a deliberate life. that the military disorder could not be main- \1' l iii . liu.;l\',\ ,:1i 4l) I II Si, Vrllt aS 4,11',, lilt NO REASON FOR MUIRDER I sentence you hoth to a term of 11 months andl tainedl that long in Butte, and that Lorton and 13i, :iatI '.'4llaII t 11 r14.. i l,' il 113,t i l,sIItiot 5(0).( 4) fine and costs." Lawrence would he freed as soon as the rule (Ill \loniity tvWo IllTnei8' I fo'hlow Tlilfl The latest n.ws is that L•rton and Lawrence of the yellow legs was over. Anyway, the 'I• i lliii ir ~,r or itiii'isoll , iilev li i urningE are to I,,deI,,rted to England. company changedi its mind (?) and decided milhi . |l flth risk thliir own lives to save that LTortonr and Lawrence should be deported. hiii, i. Il 'rlusdlVthe take riles and kill hi , A larher was ,sentenced to 60 days. The I have since learned that the court has decided Ii,' ',a: rs ,'lhlo jinr.. Ni,'k S'4k4lll. Ihit wh,,Ir tlih , f'•l reasoIl of thliir ownl but Ibecause their charges against him must he excluded for sonmething else again. When they have reached kiia lihiih drl;'imlls.their kliislr dlelusions, or the lack of space, but what the barber really did their final decision in this case, if they ever , li i:ilistislthat exil,loit thl'Illhuvl e oluarreled.- was to refuse to shave one of the yellow- do, it will be up to us to see that it don't l134' ,'4iriiii' t ti.r l. 4.134' , .t.1 . it hr.' 4lr':.ikir..r li1I 'l'liIhSouhllltl 'rn lirhit. legged heroes. work. INCREUDIBL ful type.-Adahi KaLnosake, Ia iHarpsr' The Voice of the People Weekly. Ss . nainbwu1a, , l . :-ps1esae-- No emotion about the war is expressed mose A frst glanse at the above figues would Entered a Sec ond-c-s Mattles August 12. t114, at the PIstaffl1 at Portland. b.o.l.. uner the often than incredulity. Millions eannot believe show that imperiallan is an unproftable bas- e mmnuder, thl ee a Pseato Act of August n. 1A2t it. If civilized Europe were holding bhas nes. But daon,t be to hasty in making up year aasal ~Coma.y, scorted om awr fellow India, for example, it would mind about that. The expenses of imperilism wor•arn by the same of J. Hdso dowa to by the Portland Locals of be comprehensible; .E Published weekly but for Germans and French, with a wh•ar are paid by the taxpayers (whis is mastly the d pot and . the Industrial Workers of the World. complex and delicate civilisation in conmaa, middle class) while the profits I that * 17,- uat of ,his." to be using huge death engines to mow down 517 go to those few bapitalists who ae. udh OFFICE OF PUBLICATION men and cities, is so unthinkable that we go enough to oaetrol interatilonal commere sad -Arivlogat Silver o 309 DAVIS ST. about in a daze, hoping to awake from the pbll the strings of political governma t•. We ms rued a bau tras ,t .aph ash PORTLAND OREGON most horrid of nightmares. And the sedness may be quite sure that this trade has more sanasneed to the public at la theu with which the whole world, outside of Ger- than re-imbursed these big capitalists for that whereby the yellow-legged ••o~setors he B. E. Nilsson ...... Editor many, views the struggle, is the best hope that part of the cost of empire which they paid. peasee coaduct justice. Fellow Work~r Hd- what it teaches us about government by oli- They have not lost by the transaction. They son was forced out without a trial. There is garchy may be almost worth its cost.--Har- have no wish to withdraw about SUBSCRIPTION RATES from the Philippines 25 of the so-called undesirables ia jail per's Weekly. -and they hold the political strings. awaiting trial for the heinous crime of break- United States: 52 weeks, $1.00; 26 weeks Surest thing you know. The prophets of the Apply the same reasoning to any war and ing up a body of scabs who refused to join 50c; 13 weeks...... $0.25 things that are have often told us that you will find that those who are rich enough a Union to better their conditions, but before 1.50 Foreign: One year ...... present day ruling class is all that saves the to plunge nations into war do not pay the cost breaking them up they were given a chance to .... .05 Single copies ...... world from chaos and confusion and what they of war-neither in gold nor in blood. either be men or monkeys. They chose to BUNDLE RATES are pleased to call anarchy. They have handed- be monkeys, so, Butte not being a tropical United States: 5 copies, 13 weeks, $1.00; or us that bunk so often that they have come to I. W. W. PUTS ON0 OVER ON TONOPAH climate, we sent them to warmer regions. But 10 or more copies paid 10 weeks in advance, believe it themselves. The European war stag- BO the guardians. of the peace are going one bet- 1ic per copy. gers them BECAUSE THEY CAN NOT ter, driving a man who has worked for the IMAGINE ANY WORSE CALAMITY THAT Special to the Voice, September 24-On last two or three years in Butte to the out- OTHERWISE, inUnited States or Canada, 2c the ('()ULI) HAPPEN IF THE WORKERS 22nd of September, the Tonopah Daily Bonan- skirts of their so-called civilization. But Fel- per copy. SIIHOULD UPSET THE GOVERNMENTS za, one of the Jow Worker Hudson told those Silver Bowitss No accounts carried beyond current month. slimiest sheets in the hands of ANI) THROW THE PARASITES OFF the master class, was dynamited, causing very that he was going right back which seamed CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL Oltl),.. TIEIR BACKS. That is what worries them. little damage, this lying sheet at once pub- to shock those respecters of law'and order Their last and best excuse for existence is lished an article stating that the red flag or- citizens who last October tried to railroad being shattered with shot and shell. ganization, the I. W. W., had attempted to some 15 of our boys to jail for disturbing the blow up the paper. The scissorbills at once peaceful slumbering town of Silver Bow, be- *EMPIRORS AND SOCIALISTS called a mass meeting to organize a citizens cause they tried to protect one of their Fel- Fellow Workers: committee to run the I. W. W. out of town. low Workers from getting beat up by some If we are to maintain our influence over the For at least 10 years all Europe has been All the citizens were there at the meeting, but husky sissorbill of a fireman. While I am working class itis necessary for us ,to main- steadily preparing for war, and the only large, it must be remembered that all the members writing this one of those good citizens a cleaner tain and improve our means of getting our organized, formal protest against such prepa- of the I. W. W. in Tonopah are citizens. Mr. of scabby towels but a so-called re- ideas before the workers. We must keep our ration has come from the Socialists. All other Booth, the editor of the Bonanza, got upon the spectable Laundry Mutt received his walking important floor papers and was told to take his junk and beat press in the , and keep it at its greatest political sections have with cheers and said that the I. W. W. had dyna- propaganda efficiency. voted for more battleships and battalions; but mited his place of business, and that the good it which he did spluttering like a Chink all out The editorship of the Voice of the People the Socialist party represents the .workmen citizens should at once take action. They did of breath. His Pie Card is getting punched pretty has fallen on me since Covington Hall started who, with the peasants, must finally pay the so. After Mr. Booth got through talking, Tom hard for being a lover of yellow-legged on his return trip to New Orleans. I wish it war bill in blood and coin; and unflinching Fagan, one of the Tonopah Socialists, got justice. There is weeping and wailing and to be clearly understood that I have no mort- antimilitarism has always been a cardinal tenet upon the floor and told Booth that he could gnashing of teeth among the respected and most gage on the editor job. .lust consider that my in its creed. not get away with stuff like that. It was too honorable of Butte's patriotic business men. resignation is always in your hands, to be With four and a quarter million votes, and old. The next to take the stand was H. E. The Call of the Wild: No business. The accepted by you any time you choose if you with one hundred and eleven members of the MeGuckin, organized of the I. W. W., in Tono- country is sure going to hell now. know of anyone who is better able to do the Reichstag out of a total of three hundred and .pah at this time; McGuckin started in by tell- The bugles blow work, and who will accept the job; just bring ninety-eight members, the Socialist party is ing Mr. Booth that he was a liar and knew it. While in the snow, up his name in your local business meeting for stronger in Germany than in any other coun- lie told the citizens that if they wanted to find The Hoosier says: All's Well. The nomination, anti I will do all I can to get the try; and there it has preached antimilitarism the party that did the dynamiting to keep saloons are now now opened nomination considered and acted upon by the in the face of proscription and persecution. their eyes upon the offices of the Bonanza, as From 8 in the morning until 7 at night, locals that support the paper. In the meanwhile Last year, however, the Kaiser demanded that was the most likely place to find him. He But the drinking water is still doing I shall do the best I can until I know that Iris extraordinary military contribution of a then' told the people of the tricks of this kind good work. -Bren the Gael. you want another editor. quarter of a billion dollars, on top of tl.ordi- that had been pulled off in other places. Be- nary fore he was through the military taxes. This ominously hinted house was wildly A war; but the Socialist members shouting for the I. W. W. In concluding, Mr. CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN The pal'er needs your assistance; needs it voted for it solidly. In order to inaugurate this European McGuckin said that the I. W. W. was in all the tine. It needs money to pay the bills From the intellectual war the Kaiser asked for an appropriation of Tonopah to stay, and that any move on the morass of Washing- that must Ih paid if the paper isto continue. ton, D. C., comes the word five billion marks, and the hundred and eleven part of Booth and his hunch would be met by that "New Jersey The circulation of the Ipalwr is so small that Slim" has taken ,Socialist members voted solidly a counter move on the part of the I. W, W. it upon himself to set aside even if all the bundle orders are promptly for it. October 4th In his explanatory speech In answer to Booth, who said that the I. W. W. in the year of our "Lord" 1914, paid for and all subscriptions the leader of the for the balance renewed it would wanted $15 of the $20 produced by the aver- of the one hundred millions of barely pay the expenses. The circulation must party referred feelingly to the Socialists' pro- people tests against war, age miner of Tonopah. McGuckin said, "If in this country to pray to GOD to stop be increased in order to make the paper rca- and to their brother toilers the working class slaughter in France, whomi you know anything about us revolutionists, now going on in sonably safe. they were going to fight; but Europe. the real issue, as he saw you would know that we not only want $15 'hlle papler also needs articles and news it, was to prevent a In Wilson's "triumph of Russian despotism, weltering in of the $20, we want the whole $20, no more "history of the U. S.," he con- items. Even ifthe editor could write enough temptuously refers to the workers the blood of Germany's noblest sons. . . . and no less. We want to put overalls on you of Europe to fill the Ipallr it would not make a paper as "." Why this Therefore we must today justify what we have and the rest of your class, and let you find out sudden flood of super- worth read ing. The events that are worth stitious flub-dub; remorse always said: in its danger what it is like to handle a muck stick 8 hours perhaps for having reading alsut happen almost everywhere ex- hour of Germany ordered may always rely on us." a day, 1400 feet under the ground." After the U. S. fleet to bombard the unfor- cept in the editor's ofTice. Write us tified city of Vera about Of course the French Socialist, the Russian one more of the Socialists had spoken they Cruz, thereby causing the what hapJpens on the job or in the town where death of 15() human Socialist and the English Socialist can vote started to organize a committee. Tom Fagan, beings. Perhaps his heart you are. That is the news that workers in aches for the for war on (e.rmany with exactly as good con- one of the rebels, got up and Ludlow victims. More likely he othetlr lac.es want to know. It is the news we made a motion but put into action the thought that William sciences. We will talk place, but we will vote to adjourn, the chairman want thIII to, know. tried to get away the First of Germany put war taxes; and when the bugle sounds we will fromn it, but there was nothing deing, he had to into words, "Under fight. no consideration should religion die out put the motion. It was t•arried unanimously. among Issue No,. M!9was dela,'ed a week because the masses." In view of tlhis Ten minutes later the Tonopah of haplen again if ction by the party that rep- Prop. League. Peace of lack funds. It won't resents four million (German workmen, why Signed up 12 new members. But however there in Europe would be a calamity to the w, can get imoneycto pay the hills. We can't Bourgeoise of the i•T.S. ,laime it on the Kaiser or look for any particu- Every dlead soldier was just one thing we overlooked, we forgot there increases the opportunity h'r1veiint it from hapi)ning againi if w, don't lar scapegoat ?--Saturday Evening Post. to extend to Mr. Booth a vote of thanks for of the buzzard get enoulgh nm,iney to satisfy the printer. businessInerce. Everymen here starved to •steal voman the old or world child com- en- of Inthe other working words, class the in Ipolitical Germany representatives (and in Bel- renting a hall and inviting the i. W. W. to I.. E. NI LSO(N. speak at what turned out to he one of the best gilni and France and a few other countries) larges the child slave factories here. Everv 1. \V.W. meetings ever held in Tonopahb. Ienny spent on the war in Europe gives addeul COVINGTON RALL'S ADDRESS were loyal to the ruling class of their respec- Tonopah Press ('ommittee. assurance to the financial supremacy of Wall ti\ve countries, while they betrayed the workers Street. of all countries. FI'ell,,w Worker Iall is retturning ,"uth.Il EXCURSION AND PICNIC The carrion crows of American ,x • '•it reach New ()rhians, La., between That is exactly what we have all along con- not want their bloody beaks pulled financeout of thed, tl•. 1-tl, and ::4th of (octoier. his tenmporary tended that political replresentatives were G(iven by the Latin Branch of the I. W. W. rotting flesh of the European dlead. ;nlIrii' :-s ther'e vwillbe,, ca;llI :raste Virine, 10tlh lik(ely to do. in San Francisco, ('alif., on Sunday, October haveThe their Buzzard's fill, even Banquet to thle point lhor .Mlais,,n IBlanchc, New ()rleans, La. 1h: 4,1914, at Monticello Park. is on andof eggingthey willon the contestants to further deeds of "valor." requetsts all e.orrslnde.nts to address hitsi A group of young" men sat in a corner of a Boats heave Fishernan's \VWharf at 8:00, II1. alsoi tIhere arin'nouInabhove dates. Urgently well known club in Tokyo in the summer of 10:04) and 12:0) a. im. reouest.s .\.(. Allen and A. I,. Eltmerson to 1!)7. "'There are 'ol,l,.," said one of thent, )ancing, games and sjpeking in English, JA M ES tOl! N. wriite hiiiii at ,ncee. 'who, Nilpo)n think that wants to take the Italian and Spanish are on the program. SPEAKER WANTED IN LOS ANGELES 'hilipines." ('ould y•ou have heard the cono- In the afternoon a trip can Ie made to the REDDING p;ny laiugh ani si'In them "take on," you State Penitentiary at San (Juentin. woulii nxever ,mor'esay that the .alpaniese are a 'l'hIe workers are Ieginning The bnefit from the picnie will be dlivided, Angeles from tl, hlarvest fieldsto driftand thheyiniito l,,sar, li Ia ikhIy has t,'mlhorarily trakon .charge ,lot ,f sad facedl mumminines. It was considered Ihalif to the Italian asking why the wolbblies are not. holding miicet- ,f thc' affairs of lo,.als