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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
CHAMPIONSHIP WON
BY CASTELAR, TEAM

The CASTELAR, school base ball team
captured the championship game yes
club by the score of to 5. The con-
test was played ON the Violet street
diamond.
Pitcher Smith of the Castelar, club
played good ball from the beginning to
the end of the game. He struck out
twenty-one of the Violet batters.
At banquet to be given to the win
ners in the near future the pennant
will be officially presented to Manager
Cooper.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

The Corinthians sustained defeat at
the hands of the Fall River team by
two goals to nothing. The Corinthians,
Notwithstanding their strenuous work
contesting and travelling constantly
since their arrival, played cricket
matches as well at both Philadelphia
and New York.
Their tour was more educational than
from "A desire to hang up scalps, and
they made a very fine impression upon
the spectators everywhere because of
their clean cut, scientific playing and
good Sportsmanship.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
cHlcAeos BATTING RALLY WINS

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Chicago took
both games from st. Louis today, maxi
ing a clean sweep of the series. The
first game went thirteen innings and
Chicago won owing to batting rally
The second game was shortened to
seven innings. Scores:
First game
st. Louis 2, hits Q, errors 3.
Chicago 6, hits IA, errors 0.
Batteres-Beebe, Karger and Noon
an: Taylor and Moran.
Second game:
st. Louis 0, hits 4, errors 4.
Chicago 4, hits 4, errors /.
Batteries-Higgins and Marshall;
overall and Killing. Umpires-Emslie
and Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
HALL WINS FOR REDS

BY Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 15.-The Cincin-
natis made their last appearance here
this year today and defeated the To-
Gals mainly through the good pitching
of Hall. A base on balls to Meier and
a three bagger by Nealon gave Pitts
burg its only run. Score -
Pittsburg 1, hits 4, errors 1.
Cincinnati 4, hits 10. errors !.
Batterles-Willis, Gibson and Hall;
Schlei and Mclean. Umpire-klem.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
ADMITS HIS GUILT;
is PROVEN INNOCENT
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-After a thor
ough investigation the police found that
Henry Dean, who accused himself of
murder at prohibition meeting at
Mariners harbor, Staten Island, ON
Thursday night, was guiltless of tina I
crime.
The unidentified man who Dean as
serted was his victim died of exposure.
Dean, however, is locked up to await
trial on the charge of beating his moth
er-in-law.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
Smoke overcomes -Four

BN Associated (t'TesS
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Ida Peterson
26 years old. and her three children liv-
ing on the top floor of tenement in the
rear of so York street, Jersey City
were overcome by smoke and severely
burned early today in a fire which
started from an overturned lamp. Frank
Peterson. years old, died in an am
bulance on the way to the hospital. Mrs
Peterson and her infant child are ex-
pected to die.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
PUNCHED HITS OFF GUM
WINS FOR SAN FRANCISCO

PORTLAND Sept. 15.-San Francisco
proved the better team today and
punched hits off Gum. Score:
RH.E
Portland ....OO 5000 o % 0
Sar Frisco 0 . 3 o 0 0 o 1---4 . !
Batteries-Gum and Donahue; Brown
ana Spies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
PHlLLIEs DEFEAT BOSTON
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, Sept. 15.-Pfeiffer's Wild
ness cost the game for Boston today
Score.
Philadelphia Z. hits g. errors 1.
Boston l. hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries -Ritchie and DOOM; Pfeif-
fer and Brown. Umplres-
and Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
HARVARD CREW STARTS
FOR THE UNITED STATES
IN AssocIated Press.

LONDON. Sept. l5-With the ex-
ception of o. d. Filley and d. A. New
ell. all the members Of the Harvard
rowing crew which was defeated by the
Cambridge crew, sailed on the st. Louis
today for New York. Friends Of the
oarsmen gathered at the Waterloo sta
ton TO bid them farewell
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
New York Schools Crowded

NEW YORK, Sept l5 Statistics as
sembled by the board of education and
made public show that there is 50, ,625
part-time pupils so crowded are the
schools A total number of 80, rs chill
dren registered In Greater New York,
an Increase Of 2O,269 over last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
New Orleans to WeIcome eryan

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.--A feature
of the reception planned for William j.
Bryan September "a Is the participa-
tion of the Louisiana Republican club
In the arrangements announced today
An attempt will be made 20 render this
reception entirely non-partisan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
OAKLAND.
SUMMARY.

Three base hits-Bernard. DevereauX.
Off Burns l. off Gates 4. Struck out-By
Burns 1. by Gates 5. Double plays-Ber-
nard to Toman, Hackett to Francks,
Wild pitcn-Burns. Time-1:i0. Umpire
Pirrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
DEVE EREAUX WINS
FOR OAK TEAM
ANGELS LOSE TO NORTHERN
PLAYERS
"Big Bill" Knocks Burns for a Three
Base Hit in the Second Inning.
Both Sides Start
Well
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Sept. 15.-Devereaux won
the game for oakland today with a
three base hit in the second inning.
| Gates and Burns both pitched chm
pionship ball. Both sides started out
with two hits and one run in the first
| inning.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
WINS FINAL GAME OF SERIES

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Chicago won the
final game of the st. Louis series to-
day. Owen was in fine form and the
fielding and hitting behind him made
the game a certainty Score:
Chicago 6. hits Z, errors 20
st. Louis 4, hits s, errors 5.
Batteries-Owen and Roth; Smith and
Hickey
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
recommendation.
AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN-
TION!

Members of amateur athletic
} teams desiring 20 issue or accept
challenges may secure publication
} OF saIne by directing notices 20
} Sporting Editor. Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
CORINTHIANS PLAY
GREAT FOOTBALL

The Corinthian associated football
team, as was to be expected easily out
classed most of the teams that they
met during their American tour.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
CLEVELAND WINS EASY GAME

By ASSOCIdIed PreSs
CLEVELAND, Sept. 15.-Cleveland
took an easy game from Detroit today
An error by Cobb in the first inning
gave the locals four runs. Detroit's
runs were also the result of errors
Score:
Cleveland z, hits IA, errors 9.
Detroit 2, hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Dona-
hue and Schmidt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
SENATOR'S WIN FIRST GAME

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Washing
and New York made 1t even on thu
double header this afternoon, the To-
calls winning the first game, while thu
second went to the visitors. Patten out.
pitched Clarkson in the first contest
The second game was called at the enc
of the seventh on account of darkness
Score:
First game:
Washington 8, hits ., errors 2.
New York 1, hits g. errors 4.
Batteries-Patten and Wakefield
Clarkson and Thomas
Second game:
Washington 1, hits s, errors 2.
New York s, hits g. errors 1.
atteries-Ednundson and Warner
Orth and Kleinow.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Platform.

flatf0rm-
We, the representatives of the So
cialist party of Park County, Montana,
in convention assembled reaffirm our
allegiance to the socialist party of Am
erica and the cause of international
socialism throughout the world, and
now call upon every member of the
working class TO join with us at the
ballot box in November in capturing
the powers of government, that in the
end we may take possession of the
tools of production, distribution and
exchange, abolish the wage system and
establish system for the benefit of
the toiling class.
Today the means of production, dis
tribution and exchange are owned and
controlled by the capitalist class and
are operated by the working class, but
only where their operations will make
a profit for the owning class. The
owning class can give or withhold en-
ployment at will. As result of this
absolute power the workers who per-
form all useful labor must humiliate
themselves by begging for work of
class that perform no useful labor. II
this permission to work is withheld
they must suffer for the necessities of
life. Society is thus divided into two
hostile classes. viz the wealth makers
and the wealth takers. This actual
condition has brought into existence
the socialist party which is a full ex-
preston of the class struggle.
The private owonrship of the means
of production, distribution and ex-
change by the capitalist class gives
them control of legislatures, courts and
all executive offices which they use to
hold the working class in subjection.
This fact demands as an inevitable
conclusion the organization of the work
ing class into political party that
shall everywhere and always be distinct
from and opposed to every political
party that is not founded entirely upon
the interests of the working class.
The socialist party is organized to
meet this demand and is therefore the
true party of the working class.
In conclusion we appeal to all mem
bers of the working class to study the
principles of socialism and vote with
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
SOCIALIST ALDERMAN KICKS HARD

accepted. Wavy, undulating edges
don't go. They we got to be straight.
In one case the sidewalk was three
fourth of an inch below grade. Up it
had to come. The cement could not be
used again, but new had to be made,
and il was a dead loss. In another in
stance the foundation was above stand
ard. The whole had to be taken up,
and the base properly prepared. 1t is
said by some that the contractor will
go broke on the Livingston contract
Honesty is the best policy under So.
cialism. Grating is the best policy
under capitalism.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

Simpson, the Socialist alderman at
Livingston, is making the capitalist
CRATER feel that he has no stand in
with the Socialists. He is on the com
mittee of streets and alleys, and he is
making the life Of the pavement con-
tractor miserable. Miracle has become
notorious for violating the state law
relative to an eight hour day on all
public works, at every point where he
has not been forced to comply with
the law. Simpson has watched every
phase of his work, and it has to be
absolutely accurate before il will be
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

ture elected by the old parties will do
nothing for the farmer, or the rest of
the laboring class. While the farmer
and his family are working sixteen
hours a day, winter and summer, in
hot OF cold weather, TO keep the graft
ing lawyer and his family living in
luxury.
The socialist party is a political
party that puts all humanity on an
equal standing. A woman has as much
right to vote as a man. The old par
ties allow negroes, Indians, and Grim
inals to vote, but not their wives. The
children on the farms are growing up
in ignorance because their parents are
being robbed of their produce, and
charged three prices for what they con-
sumo, and have not the financial means
to give them the proper schooling. II
is one of the main objects of the ca
pitalist class to keep the laboring class
in ignorance so they will vote the old
PdIties ihto poNti, uuu itt inth tdht
laws to rob them. What truth do you
expect to get out of your Great Falls
papers in regard to politics, when the
editor of the "Tribune a democratic
organ, and the editor of the "Leader, :"
the republican paper, is a democrat,
and both are controlled by the Anal
gamated company' You should get
into the political wheel and vote your
owp class into power. Make laws that
will benefit yourselves, then you will
get the full value Of your labor. The
capitalist class cannot stuff the social
list primary, as only members of the
party can do the business of the party,
and any officer can be recalled from his
Office at any time, for all must sign
their resignation before their name is
put on the ballot.
When the comrade finished Mr..
Green looked as though he wanted to
find friendly hole to crawl into.
II. p. N.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Cascade
Socialists
Inspire Plute Office GrabberS With
Fear and Wrath Outside Pre-.
CinCtS CanVaSSed

The farmers picnic at the Conrad
Hall, five miles south of Great Falls,
Sept. Is, was a great success in spite
Of the adverse weather. A crowd was
present of between IT'S and 200. Mr..
Jones was mashall of the day. A great
deal Of interest was taken in the sports
in the afternoon, which consisted of
numerous foot races, wheelbarrow and
potato races, for which generous prizes
were given. In the evening County
Attorney Green, who apparently came
there to do some campaign work, made
one of his eloquent speeches in which
he said the farmers should call the at
tention of the state legislature to the
fact that their roads were in bad con-
dition, and advised the farmers boys
TO stay at home, and said that he was
raised on a fruit farm, and perhaps
would have made a good fruit grower
had he stayed there; but as il was he
came to the city and made bum law
yer. He advised them to grow trees
TO beautify their homes, and to keep
out Of the political wheel. He then
said he knew nothing at all about farm
ing, but il William Cockrell was there
he could tell them all about it, as he
was the best stump speaker in the
county. Comrade Hazlett of Helena
then followed Mr.. Green, saying, in
part, that she was raised on a farm
and knew all about farming, and that
nine out of ten of the farmers in the
district were mortgaged for their full
value, and wheat at 55 and so cents per
bushel, and the price of what the farm
er produces, and of what he consumes
is set by the man that holds the mort
gage on the farm. The grafters Of
lawyers who produce nothing go hand
In hand with the capitalist class to rob
the farmer and the wage slave of the
actual value of his labor. As there is
nothing for the boy TO stay on the
farm for, he goes TO the city, as Mr..
Green did, and becomes a bum lawyer,
tool for the capitalist class to rob the
farmers. And as both the republican
and democratic parties are controlled
by the capitalist class "A ctate legisla-
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

competitive system they are jealous and
afraid of their competitor for some of
their trade.
1t always makes the writer feel tired
to hear some small capitalist "busi-
ness" man tell how strongly he is in
favor of unionism but inject in this
bouquet that il must be run on
business principles.
Well, the time is not far distant when
the big "business man will put the
little "business man out of business
and his business principles with it too.
The big department stores of the big
cities are doing the work just as fast
as they can get to it. SO the little
capitalist can take notice and be gov
erned accordingly.
A. ID. Peugh.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Cascade County.

SdSCduo SOuuty.
For state senator, Geo. I. Dickinson,
Great Falls.
For state representatives, w. J. Nc
Dermott, S. r. Splane, Great Falls; Os-
car English. Kibbey; J. T. Dyer. Ed Yin.
gel, Great Falls.
For county treasurer, J. NJ. Rector,
Monarch.
For sheriff, George l.. wesleder,
Great Falls.
For county attorney, Jesse ID. Selby.
For county clerk and recorder, f. G.
Strong. Great Falls.
For county assessor, r. J. McDermond,
Great Falls.
For county auditor, J. w. DAILY, Great
Falls.
For county coroner, J. +. Gemberling,
Great Falls.
For public administrator, w. J. Pater-
son. Great Falls.
For county superintendent of schools,
Mrs. Florence Wesleder, Great Falls.
For county commissioners, six year
term, Herman o. Phillips, Great Falls.
For county commissioner, four year
term, Walter Dnnnett, Great Falls.
For county commissioner, two year
term, Frank A. Serboss, Monarch.
For justice OF the peace, Louis Dino,
Great Falls.
For Justice of the peace, VIM. N.
Palsgrove, Great Falls.
For constables Great Falls township,
John II. McManus, John Haag, Great
Falls.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

John Hudson has a grudge against
the Rothschild store in Chicago, and
this is the way he expresses it,
IL the workers will vote with their
class this fall they will be represented
in the next congress, as l am going to
get a good ranchman 8 vote"
We often hear that it takes brains
to run the industries of this country.
This store is owned by woman that
lives in Paris most Of the time. There
were s5 departments added to that
store last season, and Mrs. Rothschild
was not even in America. How much
brains did she use on the propositionf
She and the other capitalists might as
well be in the bottom of the ocean as
far ms their usefulness Is concerned.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

National Organizer Brewer was ar
rested in Monmouth, ILL.,. for selling
socialist literature on the street, but
the authorities took a second thought
and let him go.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Fergus County.

State senator-Arthur T. Harney,
Philbrook.
representatives Thomas Hayden,
Kendall; Hermann Schnick, Lewistown.
County Commissioner Edward All.
ken, Forest Grove, "a year term) ;
Robert Mcmillan, Maiden, a year
term); Levi II. Woody. Cottonwood,
q year term).
Sheriff.. w. Nelson, Moore
Clerk and Recorder. w. Stoner,
Lewistown.
Assessor-Owen McCabe, Kendall,
Treasuror-B. +. Fulmcr, Lewistown
Public Administrator Sellers.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Ticket.

Representatives-Fra Mabie,
T. J. Rooney.
Sheriff-O. s. Anderson.
Treasurer-A. ID. Peugh.
Clerk and Recorder. B. Nesbit,
Assessor-M. l.. Baker.
Superintendent of Public Schools
Mrs. Bessie Wiley.
Public ADMINISTRATOR. s. Jeays
Coroner-Emile Fyder.
County Commissioners-John Uhl,
six years; Chas. Elliott, four years;
Clarence Bishop, two years.
Justice Of the Peace, Livingston Pre-
cinct-W. H. Smith, NJ. c. Beach.
Constables, Livingston Precinct
John Lamme, Wm. Stuckey.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Ravalli County.

Ravalli County.
State Senator-A. w. Newell, Ham.
ilton.
Representatives-Hir Platt, Como;
o. Il. Jones.
Sheriff.. Worth Goodson, Stevens
vile.
Treasurer-James Robb, Victor.
County Clerk and Recorder-Geo.
Henderson, Stevensville.
Assessor-H. f. Woodruff, Hamil-
ton.
Attorney-G. w. Ward, Jr., Hamil-
ton.
Superintendent of Sehools-Robert
Miller
County Commissioners-Sam Kyle,
Como, 2 years; NJ. Kerchner, years;
q. w. Dobbins, 6 years.
Coroner-E. @. Wheeler.
County Surveyor-W. b. McDaniels.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

Frank II. Streine, state secretary Of
Kentucky under date of August 81,
writes as follows;
"At present I have congressional
candidates in the l, 2, 3, 8, Q, z, Q, and
1lth districts, and am trying to get
one in the 4th. Heretofore there have
never been more than two in the state.
"T am distributing over the state
10000 copies Of (By the Throat), 5000
Of drhe Power of Monopoly, and
10000 platforms besides the 10000
which the 9th district is handling them
solves. "
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
MRS. LEWIS MONTANA REPORT


I am sending by this mail com
plete financial statement of nv re-
oo;r,s l;,o,o,,, .oIo. al o.
""' '"' 'p'' VI '"' 0"""
state committee.
want to express my heartfelt ap-
probation to the officials and eomra les
throuohou+ ,he o,ato ,yho bo,nol M
III.
iul'
The record of $92.45 in days in
Butte set the pace for the more ambi-
,;ors .o,n,;oo and notable o,,;o,
|
'"o"'" 0s '""'' VI ''a'e anu 'e's''
counties.
A careful observation of the kind of
books sold at my meetings in Montana
will indicate the general purpose that
governed my activities while in your
state.
In answer TO the question "Will
professional elasses) be dangerous
element in the socialist movement"
Ny reply always has been, the working
class will not suffer half so much from
the intelleetuals in the movement as
it will from the ignorance and preju-
dices of ,the workers. An ignorant
working class is most plant tool in
the hands of scheming politicians. l
MAINTAIN that one who is well ground
ed In MarxIan socialism and who has
imbioed goodiy knowledge OF the
theory Oh eVoiution as interpreted oy
soeiahs' scholars OF the type OF ferri,
Laorioia ana ontermann' Is far better
equipped 10 nght the oitizens Aiiianee
or deal with local issues than the man
""o '' "'' p'''' '"'' A"o"''s''
MY uneompromising hostihty TO
hearst ana everything that savors OF
hearstism met Win nearly response
IN most places
Ny work in the state has also en-
aoied me 10 make some OBSERVATIONS
regarding the montana news.
horace "reeiy said once III Is not
the oaily paper 'hat mo'ds puonc sen
timent out the weekly. "hen sunday
morning comes the farmer and the man
who mas been TOO busy all week TO read
mueh' take up their weekly paper ana
what they read on SUNDAY they think
ABOUT durihg the week.
doubt III there Is sociaiist state
paper In any o'her state that goes
10 as many country post ohces through
out the state as does the montana
News IN Montana. In Fergus county
'one' % ',''e' ''0"' INC maj" li"e VI
WIG p"p'' so'' W % po''
o"'e'
during little less than year
under the editorship OF Mrs Ida
Crouch'Hazlett and management OF
SECRETARY Graham, the paper has gone
by leaps and bounds from subserip-
tion INST or 4oo 10 upwards OF 3,ooo.
The painstaking manner in which
Mrs. Hazlett prepares her international
and National news column is more than
rewarded in the genaral knowledge
the membership Of the state has Of
the movement. The ability of the edit.
or to interpret local events and labor
difficulties from the socialist stand.
point makes the paper much sought
after.
In no state have / found such en-.
thusiasm on the part OF so many Of
the rank and file to increase the cireu.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20

At the unveiling Of monument to
King Humbert OF Italy the city council
and officials Of Alexandria refused to
attend. The matter has caused q great
stir.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Choteau County.


State Senator. Thomson, Clear
Creek
Representatives-Henry Hagen, Fort
Benton; j. B. Bush, Zortman.
Yellowstone County.
Senator-Adam +. Skirving
Representative-Alfr X. Jensen.
Sheriff-Milo G.. Roberts.
Clerk and Recorder-Geo. Boyd.
Treasurer-Jesse f. Gilchrist.
Public Administrator-L. II. Cald.
we'll
Assessor-John Horne
Commissioners-John Ilnndborg, (6
years.; John Powers G. years..
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Baer.
Justice of the Peace-Lcwis NJ. With.
row, North Billings; r. Hale, South
Billings.
Constables-P. II. Farrell, North
Billings; Arthur Davy, South Billings.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
MONTANA SOCIALIST TICKETS

Surveyor-Ezra Olsen, Kendall.
Attorney-A. f. Brinkle, Kendall
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-20
Park County
Convention
Held on September 18th. Full Ticket
in the Field and Platform and
Resolutions Adopted

their class at all elections until they
overthrow the power of capitalism,
abolish classes in society, terminate
the class struggle and inaugurate the
cooperative common wealth based upon
the fundamental principles of justice.
To the workers the full product of their
toll. We urge the workers Of the
world to unite. You have nothing to
loose but your chains, and you have a
world to gain.
Resolutions.
Resolved, That we, the representa-
tives of the socialist party of Park
County, in convention assembled, con-
denim and denounce the red handed des-
potism of the Rocky Mountain Mine
owenrs' association in kidnapping the
officials of the w. F. of NJ, Meyer,
Haywood and Pettibone, for the pur-
pose of judicially numbering these men
in order to break up the solid phalance
of unionism, the w. F. of NJ. and we
demand for them an immediate trial,
THEREFORE be it resolved, that the most
effective means of saving their lives
is to pull a large socialist vote at the
coming election.
Resolved, That we pledge our solid
arity with Russian revolutionists and
aims, and we pledge them onr support
and sympathy.
NJ. l.. BAKER, Chm.
A. ID. PEUGH,
T. j. ROONEY.