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Montana news., 1906-11-29

a Rfs Jew exceptions, thec i6cals NGrS not
bled 10 death by such work.
With the improved Qslqiafti6pl that
we now have over two years ago a
complete change Of work and tactics
can be pursued. fiIfElc loL
County organizations must be devel'
oped before VIZ @n-bope to5wipA
Strong WORKING county 5tghizations
can be formed in Carbon, Cascade, Fer
gus aud Park counties. Cascade and
Fergus, Carbon and Park could act joint
ly and keep two organizersi At work,
Let the foregoing named counties form
county organizations in line with the
suggestions on pages Ia and Il of the
state constitution -r.r--
Such a plan Of county organization
if carried out effectively would give us
results at the next election and relieve
the state Office Of lot Of work, and
allow us, To concentrate our efforts on
other parts of the state. Let Fergus
county make an effort to establish Il
god working county organization. With
such active workers as we have at Gilt
Edge, Garnell, l.ewistown, Kendall MAJ
den and Moore good county Organization
touid be effteted and an urganizer Kept
TINE aNrs D. GRAHAM.
Montana news., 1906-11-29

The Helena Record says, "some years
ago, there was one Eugene V, Debs that
started out to revolutionize America and
American politics. Now none so poor a.
TO do him reverence" The Record
neglects to state that the party that
Eugene V. Debs espoused polled million
votes at the last, election. Oh, yes, the
Record prints the News. .rr.t.
Montana news., 1906-11-29

Boni's lawyers say that "the only
thought Of The count was to give his
wife the luxurious queenly existence Of
which she dreamed Where did Bony
get il 70 give herr They are both use
less parasites, the one stupid and the
other vicious. They are as able to work
as the rest of humanity, yet the work.
ing class toll over everything they use.
Socialism win soon wipe this scum out
pf eyistepcs They'll work or starNc. b,
Montana news., 1906-11-29

The Chicago Socialist has been obliged
to change its publishing house because
the firm that had previously handled
the business refused to print two articles
containing an expose of the big depart
ment stores, in regard to their violation
Of the city fire ordinances, and the
ordinances providing seats for their
women clerks.
Montana news., 1906-11-29

After a long campaign, numerous pa
rades and many street meetings, the
women sfffragists of london tried to in
wade parliament. They found their way
into the bitter lobby and fought the
police Who we're finally obliged to carry
them out bodily. Eight OF their leaders
were arfestedyas % til'du nhi 9Nhl y
luidi 10 Weiv ym OF .1sqsq sdt luodr
Montana news., 1906-11-29

q The proposition 10 authorize the city
council to issue sGO00oo in bonds for
the purpose of purchasing water, rights
ON Mcclellan creek and bringing that
water. into Helena for a municipal sup
ply, carried Yesterday by a majority
of POP votes. TheSsotal vote cast was
s4s. rs - 80
During The dtst~ the advocates of the
plan were very busy, and the opponents
were also actisr. but lsses Friends of the
hhd the be4t. ORGANIZATION,
apd=mithss the sssistsbee Of the CAY ad.
miuisgatiop had ieng way DC better
Of aaeiE uncrganNpd pppone4ts
IiIbe sisthea eandzses~th, tho prole.
tarhss sr3ds,=Sset, sSe,yshslIp,sg,y. for
the pspr& &ition. Skhs working ciassAuc
gettins vise to the ssssenl latic robbery
of corporations. while municipal own.
'ssS0bDn SSItRB0pf rfee'irtii.'~' rfgeat.'
Montana news., 1906-11-29

81 Capt. John AlcOaiferty, a Milwaukee
mining engineer, who has recently re-
turned from Panama, is authority for
the statement that foreign lsborers are
being worked on the canal ten hours a
day and fed on rotten meat, He says
the workmend are treated worse. than
beasts of burden, and that the canal is
simply a huge graft. Iat9 tHH na8i
Montana news., 1906-11-29
mIl Denver. Col. Nov. sa.

,anaybs sUotouiy Denver, Col, Nov 2s.
The Montana News, Helena, Mont ~.
Ofhcial count fifteen thousand nine
hnndtedp socialist votes. Evidence shows
at least five thousand more were cast.
Mine owners perhicious card system
abolished in Leadyille on account Of
vote. Vote for governor two years
ago twenty seven hundred '' 'Nu
BY 'l'i'os aT'hos. L. Buie, state sec'y.
Montana news., 1906-11-29
WATER BONDS CARRY

and is highly developed under mon
arches, there is no question but what
in a final readjustment Of society it
would be easier to dispossess bond
holders than the actual private owners
of the industries. rhe evidence is 50
palpable that they do nothing to jus,
tify their incomes. ~ .it,,f. ..n.
Secretary Graham was asked to speak
before the Trades 4 Labor Assembly
of Helena ON the municipal water ques.
tion, lie discussed the subject Of nun
ieiPal ownership from working class
stand point. His treatment was by ia:
the most exhaustive that has, been mads
on that subject, as a socialist has
sources, Of information along this line
OF which the average observer from J,
purely, Commercial standpoint is not
possessed. The daiiies made, extensive
reports Of the address, giving q dopplll
eoluh'p 1pn1 eNtfaet; ,, .,d,,5 ,.s,o ,,Jti,o
Montana news., 1906-11-29

II IS Of course upon mis- blind uncon.
sciuos revolt, and partial understanding
Of socialism that Hearst and his like are
trading. Another oatgrowth Of the same
forces is the 6ompersonian political tao
tics. Millions of laborers have proceeded
to the point where they understand the
necessity of working class political Oc-
tion, They have not yet learned that
TO be effective, working class politics
must be based upon working class prin-
ciples. Hence they can still be forced TO
turn the political mills q their oppres.
'O''' bayi,7a1 llbcIy % l'w irstdu- 9it
Montana news., 1906-11-29

No danger of the republicans getting
in tie-up over the United States sen
atorshipa Slippery Toms too slick for
that Dixon will he appeased with the
sugar plum of a governorship or some
small bauble like that, while Lee Mantle,
the safe satellite of the Amalgamated,
goes back with Tom to be one Of the
dIshonorable committee of the ruling
cIas au oi UrnNI pGU nir vVuHs ~
Montana news., 1906-11-29

| have just tby accident or good for
tuspq picked iip, sedis of ypqr ylJuabh
paper, "rhe Montana News dated Oct.
I. 1906. ] notice ,pn, fjrst Jpaae of said
issue where 4 Colorado Judge, Peter L.
-Pslmer, .ref,lses- 10. i--ne- GENERALIZATION
papers 10 vapyrone who admits bs- is a
~ tlle socialist Soetrine or
t&ds towaras sociaiisin abut why be
surprised or shocked at thisg Not long
ago law was passed., forLtdding any
sI.asehist, landing 7on thsse shores. The
scelalist s}hnda aheiT paper Srgsns almost
unanimously throughout the country APP
proved (either in writing, or speech. or
by their silence, of said law. The
1sbsiaihts, after Mckinley was shot. were
Just as vicious in their denunciation of
the anarchists as, were, The two old par
tics, jshItcratioJ hisDnpubliean. Now
that the worm turns" now that the
socialists are being put under the ban
by the capitalist press and courts OF the
land, now, shat socislistsb are ihssas
their peetipgs brokea, mp, and speakers
arrested throughout the country. | ask:
what ARE you going to do about il: And
what are you going to do when the cap
itaIist parties IYe pse Fo COUNT faif FStei
or recognize hSns Gsl,oaT tkey iaa
sopredl. Ip .othe. NQrds,- Wien the. cap:
italist courts and press continue to ig.
more lyour lawfu tand legal }netbYds of
'proteeding, what ARE YOU going 70 DO
about itg The only thing | know is for
the socialists to fall in line With the
..narphists, nd. signore the, laws Nyhy
Should The foeialists N apy3&Age Sserker
try 10 obey laws made by the rich and
for tic rith ~ yon want The coop
erative commonwealth, and the posses
sioa Of Pill the means Of life dand. tools
and industries) why,not teach the work
ers, the wealth producers, that. since the
capitalists ignore all legal proceedings,
its UP ta,us.s the workers, 70 assume pos
seAbn spd sntrol b apjatlustriss and
Fme~as- fife withvut-inw- or form of
legality.
H Noursfor healthy, happy, intelligent
and free humanity,
= JESUIT sAhh'"oi.-James Myers.
bHI omOh -zAEM nOluJ
We think that our friend is mistaken
in ascribing tossoaalisI On Tie. sosiilist
press any caihhshce witkythe bar that
! has been placed on those inhdine the an.
arcbist thought. my nation, that inter.
tefts C$atb the liberty dfl haan because
or ms convictions has forfeited an claim
V be called frse-vDnly the ignspnEss.
sSiab Nparaersrs IKE ozoigoz NTH the
philosophy -.Slisld- Eby ,,the 8ansrchats
throughout the world.
Montana news., 1906-11-29
Sales by Months.

According to the constitution the call
for nominations for members of the Ma
tionnl Executive Committee and National
Secriary shall be issued November Is,
each local is entitled to nominate seven
candidates for the National Executive
Committee. and one for National Sec
retary. Nominations close at the Ma
tional office December 5, 1905. Owing to
the limited time allowed for nomina-
tions. the call, dated Nov. Is. has been
shipped in quantities the state sec
retaries 50 that they may reach all locals
by the date named.
The nomination blanks should he re-
turned direct to the National office by
the local secretaries. ..... .. .....|
Montana news., 1906-11-29

hal6teTaturc .~old by Arthur Morrow
lewis fw ltlle National office of the
Socialist Party darihg The months Of
April. May. Juue. Jnly, August, Septem.
her and Oet3he,, lbO6. ..rMu
DB Evolution az Man. GNr l.. s47I 80
sG Science aud Revolution. jOc 81 90
Montana news., 1906-11-29
I SUPPRESSION.

| have just tby accident or good for
tupl picked tlp, sedIs of yVqr valuable
paper, "rhe Montana News dated Oct.
4. 1906. J notice ,pn, fjrrt Jpage Of said
issue where a colorado Judge. Peter L.
Montana news., 1906-11-29

will pay up soon. The prospects are not
good for any material increase for some
time ~
-Chas. johnson, Gilt, Edge,J N9Bt4 bu
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

~r. BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock, 40s Eighth
Mr.. and Mrs. John steininger. BAL Central
Mr.. and Mrs. John Realey, 41s Washington
Mr. and Mrs. P. Thommes. 1909 Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Carpenter, 1904 Third
AVENUE Sr ana Mra Arthur z Nortnrup 1147 nyndale
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. clough, 1886 Twentieth
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mannheim, e1b Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs G. soderquist, 2s1o Girard ave
no Mr. ~ and p0s Mrs A. oleson, 72e Seventh ave-
MI Mr.: and a. Mrs. Oscar Nielsen, 1sse Quincy
stf Mr and g'fM Mrs cliszczinski 2414 Third
Mr.. ana MIS-; NJ. Kalitowski, 40 Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Carl salthre, 4o7 Fourth street
" MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Getsman and Isabel Spears.
Murdoch Third and Hattie C.. Ellen.
Clinton j. Currier and Adria v. LeaV1tt.
Sam Lazo and Meri Varan.
Fred G. Benson and Kate Peterson.
John H. Tate and Martha Brintnell.
Joe Thompson and Mirinda Baker.
Albert Fresene and Mary Lindertratten.
Jens Christensen and Annie Hansen.
Arnold H. Klein and Carrie Neidenfuer.
Charles H. Russell and Laura Z. Mathews.
Daniel Shore and Nancy Johnson. &
Ole Johnson and Thea Strand.
Hjahmar Hattson n a1a Rsslla Anderson
Inga Leffholm, 1914 Emerson avenue N.
Margaret Walker Home for the Children and
the Aged
Inpeborg ,Tollefson 2T29 Fourteenth avenue 5.
Clarence Hanson, 800 Twentieth avenue :.
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REAI. ESTATE, FOR SALE
Improved.

HOUSE FOR sALE-NEW, ALL MODERN Elk.
:. cept heat, II rooms, arranged for two fam
HES. 2243 4th st N.
GEE sULFLOW DREDGE. 4S3 ANDRUs, FOB
bargains IN S-room houses In thirteenth ward.
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MOVING

~~~>~S~>~S~~>>~~~~~~~~~>
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
uEeUualed facilities for packing, moving, stor
ing and shipping household goods Call and in
gpect our new plant at 4th av and Lake at,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproot
Storage Warehouse with separate rooms and
Compartments. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office 400 Lake st. Main office, 46 Sd ST s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction guaranteed; reduced rates on house
hold goods east and west: can save you money
do not be deceived by other advertisers; we can
and will do what we agree regarding car
rates Write or call. Safes and heavy ma
chincry moved by experts. 100 5th st s.
Both phones. r. -.,-.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI.
cago Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points,, The only concern in the
N. w. doing enough business in this line to
give prompt and reliable service Avoid risk
and trouble by giving your business to the
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd st s.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9th st N. Roth tele.
phones 500.
W. n. DYE, Transfer. Moving. Teaming OF
: every description. 31S 4th st s. t. G.. 95s.
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GOOD FIRMS TO PATRoNIzE

THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
Corner 9th st and LIST av s.
Wishes to announce to their friends and pa.
irons that they have recently installed one of
the finest and most expensive soda fountains
In the city
Visitors cordially invited to make our store
headquarters for resting place after shopping
or while waiting for the cars; large, comfort
able seats. electric fans and public phones.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments Warehouse
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured: cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 5th st S.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 OH.
cago Denver. Spokane, Pacific coast terminate
and tributary POINTS: best Of service and low
est possible rates, Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer STORAGE Co. 46 Sd st $.
REALTY FIREPRooF wAREHoUsE-SToR
age, packing, shipping of high grade household
compartments. 100-112 LIST av N. Both phones
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ELEGANT, NEW, SUNNY, QUIET. SIX-ROOM
nepin); beautiful lawns, healthful, delightful
location, gas range, refrigerator. sideboard,
or just rish for cops sos ee baanE
S54s CLINTON Av, FOUR ROOMS, BATH,
gas, ground floor 50; 2S2e Sd ay $, four
c fas s av e
tiful eight-room outside fiat in Agincourt
9l5 Chicago av. Hermann, 41o Phoenix.
70 LET FoUa-RooM STEAM HEATED
refrigerator; gas range, large private screened.
in porch Coz s9 etc es easy wa1Eng dis
413 New York Life building.
" AND GROOM FLATS IN THE GROVE
land apartments, 81 and 65 Lyndale av N;
completely modern: one block from Hennepin
cars; near parade; soft artesian wa
ter; good light and air. See +. NJ. Henry,
Ola Lumber Exchange. --
el5 TO s1s--FLAT OF THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, modern, hot and cold
water, steam heat, hardwood floors, bath. gus
range, stcrerooms especially suited for ladies
employed; no children Apply Flat l. l7o9
FIVE AND sIx-RooM APARTMENT, WITH
BATH every way desirable, janitor, telephone
service, quiet attractive neighborhood; near ne, II
Harmon place Goodfellow, N. W. Main
NAuLHAKA APARTMENTS, CORNER GRANT
cation desirable five and six-room flats,
r. with all modern conveniences; $3.50 to $40.
: See Janitor, or Yale Realty Co., 2O6 4th
- st S. ...
NEW DOUBLE FLAT, FIRST FLOOR, SEVEN
large beautiful rooms, hardwood throughout.
sdebGsFd and china hnt nd naR gas
$40; if taken at once, S35, IT'S 18th ay 5.
9Th ST AND 9Th Av Sc, s1x-RooM FLAT,
new, steam heat, gas range, sideboard, re-
frigerator jantor and elevator service; $40.
- - Lake & City Realty Co.,
q Both phones. 61e Guaranty Building.
THE KoLLAND-sth ST AND ed Az s; NO
streetcars, no expense, annoyance; we
have one beautiful outside seven-room fiat
- left for Oct l. See janitor owner on
-. premises. F.. NJ. Rutten, 1913 n. Y. Life
SEVERAL NICE FLATS OF FIVE LARGE
rooms; porcelain baths, hardwood floor and
finish; steam heat, at $50 and $32; southeast
Minneapolis; this is low for quality of fats.
p THE e. A. Conrad Co.. 513 Phoenix bldg.
- PARK AV APARTMENTS, BEST FLATS, COR.
of Park and franklin avs; elegant
apartment, thoroughly modern, large light
rooms, lawn, shade, two porches and artesiar
water. Mrs. w. S. Best, 2012 Park ay.
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WAGON BUILDING AND
REPAIRING.

BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FOR BUILD.
ing, repairing and painting wagons trucks.
ETC.; fine carriage and automobile painting
specially. The Boyd Transfer Co.'S Blacksmith
e Wagon Shop, 1881 4th av s.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FLORISTS

FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE.
graph or phone. NagerA Ills w Lake It
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W. II. DYE, Transfer, Moving, leaning of
every description. 31S 4th st s. t. @. 95s.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS 70 AND FROM Ev

STEAMSHIP TICKETS 70 AND FROM EU.
rope at lowest rates. via Canadian Pacific
Railway company, Royal Nail Steamship lines ines.
four days from land to land. New gigantic
express steamers, Empress Of Britain and EN-.
press Of Ireland, $4,000 horsepower. 20-kpot
speed, submarine signals. wireless teIegraphy,
cost over 81, 900, 600 each. Finest fastest and
largest steamers between st. Lawrence ports
and Europe. Every luxury Of travel and all
the comfortable appointments are at the dis
posal Of passengers travelling on these steam
ers. Rates and information, 81. 3. Lidman.
Northwestern Passenger Agent, 232 Nicollet
az. Telephone T. @: 79s. N. W. Main 2616.
GcING TO EUROPE7 BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty bldg.
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81 Unimproved.
$3.50 BUYS THREE FINE LOTS, RUSSELL Av
N and 23d east front, lie we'll, 43xl5U EACH
$500 buys three nice lots, corner Sd NV and
Both st; west front, above grade, 40x13U EACH
$3.50 buys four fine lots, corner Newton av
and 9th; east front, above grade, 421aX12S
each. e.s sEEt
>l,25O buys 20 lots, lying high, covered
with trees, Chicago av between 49th and 50th,
4OX124 each. = sE .
$500 buys four choice lots, two on Stevens
and two on "a av and 46th st, 42x13O each.
5000 for fine lot diagonally across from
park on 4th st and 10Th .av, all street
above lots separately. Yale Realty Co., 20e
: GARDEN LOTS. :
r. Acre Lots. :
There is no richer soil ont Of doors than
av S. We will sell acre lots for 5000 al
acre. or half-acre lots for 1926. on reason
small sums to help build. Edmund G. Walton
Agency, ia 4th st s.
OAKLAND Av NEAR seth ST, BEAUTIFUL
lot, city water, gas, stone walk; must sell
immediately submit offer. Ten fine lots
Stevens and I'd avs S, between 3Sth and 39tt
SITS; corner included: city water; sell buncl
cheap; big profit for builder Of moderate
priced homes. Sutherland, Oneida block.
NOETH-THAT SPLENDID CORNER, DUPONT
and 25th avs n. 12ox157; cars one block; i'm
provements paid; price low; terms easy. Own
er. Address 731, Journal.
$e6o-FoR THREE LOTS, CORNER Sd Az AM
| Yale Realty Co.. 2O6 4th st. s.
CALHOUN PARK LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
Send name and address for list. Hill
| Garwood, CIT Guaranty building.
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