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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

him in placing his name on the ticket,
and will do all he can to get his home
county in line-Livingston Enterprise.
The above notice shows something Of
the esteem in which our candidate for
congress is held among those who havo
known him all his life. In a notice
which includes his cut, the Daily Live.
stock World speaks OF him as .an early
pioneer, old scout and Indian fighter,
but now a prominent cattleman. He
circulated the petition Of western Car
bon county in favor of the initiative
and referendum which was presented
to the Eighth legislative assembly.
There were sixty signers by ranchers
Of the Fishtail basin. When John was
a good republican he raised a troop
Of cavalry for service in the Cuban
war. The following letter gives evil
dence 10 his zeal:
June IL, 1898.
To the Honorable the Secretary Of War
Sir: At Red Lodge, in Carbon coun.
ty, Montana, a splendid troop of cav.
airy has been formed and I hereby
tender you their services, and it would
crafty them and the citizens OF that
section of the state il you could as
sign them to duty at once. They are
in such condition that they could re-
port on short notice. The officers are
as follows:
Captain-John Hudson.
First lieutenant-L. b. Reno.
Trusting that this troop may be re-
membered IL il is deemed advisable TO
enlist any more cavalry, remain,
Respectfully yours,
LEE MANTLE.
The troop was never ordered into
service because the grafters wanted all
the places of command, Of course. That
same Cuban troop was composed of
Young stockmen that are now nearly
all prominent socialists.
When the workers get the trance Of
capitalistic hypnotism of their eye-lids
they will be proud 20 elect such men
to care for their interests instead Of a
lot Of capitalist henchmen.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

The country is now being treated to
the edifying spectacle of train loads Of
strike-breakers being taken across the
continent TO build San Francisco. Many
Of them brag Of being college men.
Eliot s heroes-scabbing Word comes
that the miners of Nevada are salut.
ing them with stones. IT is fine. sys.
tematic, civilized way Of doing the
work Of the world that with all our
modern material inventions the growth
Of city must be stopped in order that
the profit robbers should exploit the
labor that creates the city TO the Mt
most. II is n continual pull and haul
between the makers of the product and
the masters of the product in order
that the makers should get the decen-
cies Of life when they should have IL
all. The capitalist employer is para.
site. He saps the product and the
energy OF the worker. The class strug-
gle will end in his aunihilation. The
Socialists are voting for system
whero there will be no need Of private
possessing employers,
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
CARBON COUNTY SOCIALIST CON-
VENTION.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a mass convention of the
Socialist Party of Carbon County, held
mt the court house in Red Lodge, Car
bon County, Montana, on the 10th day
of September, 1906, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
for the purpose of placing in nomina.
tion candidates for the various county
AMI township Offices, to be voted for at
the general election to be held on the
9th day Of November, 1906, as follows,
to.wit:
One Representative, one Sheriff, one
County Treasurer, one Clerk and Re.
corder. one Clerk of the District Court,
one County Attorney, one Assessor,
one Superintendent Of Public Schools,
one County Surveyor, one Public Ad.
ministrator, three County Commission.
ers; one for two years, one for four
years and one for six years; also two
Justices of the Peace and two Con-
stables for each Of the municipal town.
ships in the county Of Carbon, and for
the purpose Of transacting such other
business as may properly come before
the convention.
All members Of the Socialist Party
and all persons desiring to become
members are respectfully requested to
bo present.
BY order Of the County Central Com.
mittee.
DAVID LAY, Chairman.
Dated, August 20th, 1906
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
Anarchy and Princoss Alice.

The London Labor Leader prints an
interesting item in regard TO the origin
Of the wealth that "Princess Alice -
has been so ostcutatiously displaying
amid the courts of Europe, II seems
that Josiah Warren, the oldest pioneer
Of anarchist ideas in America, at one
time hold from Mr. Longworth's = grand.
father large tract Of ground on which
was aftcrwnrd built the business cen
ter Of Cincinnati Josiah Warren de.
sired TO make his actions accord with
his ideas, 80 he abandoned all his
proprietary rights to Mr.. Longworth
without exacting any indemnity. SO
that "Princcss Alice" and her hus.
band owe their magnificent fortune to
the probity and grandeur Of character
Of the first American anarchist.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
Belgian Socialists Undertaking.

The Socialists Of Belgium have been
publishing a series Of articles in the
Brussels "Peuple !" boldly exposing and
denouncing the scandalous doings of
the disreputable old roue, Leopold.
Their standpoint is that IL is the peo.
plo of Belgium and the tortured natives
Of the Congo who have to provide the
millions OF francs which Leopold Law
ishes on his mistresses and favorites.
Tho articles have created considera-
bio sensation, as no other journal has
ever dared attack royal vices in such
vigorous fashion.-Worker.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
GALLATIN COUNTY SOCIALIST
CONVENTION.

The Socialists of Gallatin County
will hold mass convention at Chest
nut, Mont, September 10th, 1o06, at
2 p. m, for the purpose OF nominating
n full County ticket and for the trans.
action Of such other business that may
properly come before the convention.
BY order of the County Central Com
mittee.
RICHARD CORRIGAN,
Secretary.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
MADISON COUNTY SOCIALIST
CONVENTION.

The socialists of Madison county
will meet in mass convention at Norris,
Mont, Sept. 95, 1906 at p. m. for
the purpose of nominating full coun-
ty ticket and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before
the convention.
BY order Of county central committee,
J. Comerford, Secy,
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
COUNTY SOCIALIST
CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention Of the Socialist
Party Of Flatheai County will be held
at Kalispell, Montana, Saturday, Sep
tcmber 18th, 1906, at 1880 p. M, for
the purpose Of nominating full
County ticket and TO transact such
other business as may come before the
convention.
BY order Of County Central Com.
mittec.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
COeur d'Alene
HOiStnnen
On Strike Claim They Were Forced
to Walk Out for Protection
Public Statement

II. f. Barnes, till recently hosting
engineer at the Heela, and Glidden
Garrett, who held the same position on
the Tiger, make the following state
ment Of the hoistmen s side Of the con-
troversy:.
On August 10, 1906, we, the hoist.
ing engineers of the Frisco, Standard
Hecla, and Tiger mines, presented TO
our respective managers through the
master mechanics a petition which
reads:
"TO the managers through the re-
spective master mechanics of the
Standard, Tiger, Hecla and Frisco
mines: Observation-Disclosures, in view
of the fact that il mas been the pleas
ure of the different mining companies
10 grant an increase of wages by re
ducing the number of working hours
for all other classes OF labor in and
around the Coeur d'Alene mines;
"And, because of the greater re-
sponsibilities and amount of work done
by main shaft hoistmen as compared
with other skilled workmen;
'We, the undersigned main shaft
boistmen of the Standard, Tiger, Heela
and Frisco mines, believe we are en-
titled TO raise of 50 cents per day
over our present wages, making the
wages s5 at the Standard and Frisco
and $3.50 at the Tiger and Hecla for
an eight hour day. And we respect
fully request you TO grant us such
raise.
a petition similar to this has been
presented TO the management of each
interested company, and each petition
has been signed by all union shaft
hoistmen requesting the increase in
wage.
| (signed)
"standard-Y. G. Chidester, W. T.
Ellis, A. G. Harper.
"Hecla-H. f. Barnes. f. s. Hick.
man. c. Fl. Snead
"Tiger-swen swenson, S. G. Gar.
rett, Edwin NJ Hall.
"Friseo-wm. Uutmer, VIM. Nor.
wick, Mike Condon."
This petition was ignored by the
different mining companies interested
On or about August 90, 1906, we hand
ed a written request asking the min
ing companies for an answer to oui
petition by September l. When thi,
was handed to e. l.. Hale, master me
chanic of the Federal, he said that
Clayton Miller, the manager, was away
and that we could not get an answer
by the lst Of September, as there wat
no one in authority to deal with tn,
request and nothing could be done unit
Mr.. Miller's return. All well and
good.
The hosting engineer Of the TigeI
mine, who presented the request, lef'
| MI iuit anu "tul 10 "nThs 10 pt
soon after followed by Mr.. Hale ant
discharged. As our agreement was thai
il any engineer was discharged with
out cause. the balance should walk out
this was done
The engineers at the Standard ant
Hecla walked out Immediately, only
waiting to get the men up out of tn,
mines. The hoistmen at the Frisco die
not walk out until the day following
in order TO give their companies tim,
to decide. Owing TO n misunderstood
ing at the Tiger. one engineer re,
ported for work the following day, but
walked out the next day. r. W. Hall
after signing our agreement 10 stant
together, refused to walk out with us
Consequently be is the only one work
ing Tor the Federal.
The Federal people are trying to rur
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

In 1905 the vote Of the Swedish So
eialist party for its candidates for tho
Swedish parliament was over 10000. II
has increased to three times the stze
Of the vote polled three years ago.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
Primary Law Unconstitutional.

Attorney General Galen has recently
made discovery which James ID. Gra-
ham, state secretary of the Socialist
party, announced some two months ago
namely, that tho primary law would
in all probability, not stand'a Judicial
test, but would likely be declared un
constitutional. Galen has sent word to
all parties to nominate by convention
also, so that in case the law should be
thrown out by the supreme court tho
nominations would stand. Comrade
Graham not only made this forecast
but he instructed the Socialists Of
various counties TO hold conventions in
order to make assurance. doubly sure
The plutes have found out that their
leaky vessels work as bal for them.
selves as for the Socialists and others
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

There is one trust that Bryan has
bust, and that is the trust the people
had In him
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

state senator, IL. y. Soates' he"s
paper man, Wallace.
Representative to state legislature,
George l.. Cloud, machinist, Wallace;
William +. Stache, barber, Wallace;
Daniel C. Hudson, painter, Mullan, and
Peter o. Swanson, carpenter, Wallace.
Clerk of district court, Louis VIE
derhouif, jeweler, Wallace.
County commissioners; First dis
trict, o. f. Anderson, carpenter, Burke;
Second district, Frank b. Gibson,
rancher, Kingston; Third district, John.
w. Glass, miner, Wallace.
Sheriff, James Doyle, miner, Wallace.
County treasurer, ID. II. Pifer, bar
Der, Wallace.
Probate judge, George NJ. Turner,
miner, Wallace.
County superintendent of public in.
struction, Mrs. Grace Cameron, Silver
King.
County assessor, Edward J. Langlois,'
rancher, Kingston.
Coroner, James Weatherhead, miner,
Wallace.
Surveyor, Carleton d. Stanley, min.
ing engineer, Wallace.
Nominees for district Judge, prose
cutting attorney and precinct justices
Of the peace and eonstables are TO be
filed out later by the county central
committee.
The above is the ticket nominated
by the Socialist party Of Shoshone
county in convention Sunday afternoon
and evening at Eagles hall.
The platform declares for the eight
hour law, for the abolishment Of the
contract system that labor may be EN-.
ployed direct on public works, and fur
ther declares the belief that Moyer,
Haywood and Pettibone, under arrest
for the assassination of Ex-Governor
Steunenberg, are innocent.
Refuse Endorsement.
An effort was made by the union
delegates to have the convention in
dorse the Industrial Workers of the
World, but this was fought on the
ground that IL was against the policy
Of the party, and was defeated.
Nineteen delegates attended, as well
as number of visitors from other
states
The platform in full is as follows:
The Platform.
The socialist party of Shoshone coun.
ty, in convention assembled, reaffirms
its adherence to the principles of in.
ternational socialism, and declares it's
aim to be the organization of the work
ing class into political party for the
purpose Of conquering the powers Of
government and administering the
same for the benefit of the working
class only.
The elected officials of the capital.
istic parties have proven themselves to
be the tools Of wealth by acting un-
der the direction of and giving legal
dutuorltN 10 tnt eNcFtb strNlct fntU
and private detectives, in using prison
labor for private gain, and in allowing
the spies and blackmailing system Of
the corporations and mine owners, so
that the wageworker may be held in
the industrial servifude that destroys
our personal liberty; we therefore call
upon all liberty-loving citizens to vote
for industrial freedom while vet po.
liticnl equality exists and to make our
elected officials the public servants that
the socialist party compels them to be.
Eight Hour Law.
After refusing TO enact the eight
hour law as called upon by the vote
Of tho people Of idaho, both the demo.
cratic and republican mine owners Of
this county make the concession OF an
eight hour day, so that the workers
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13

Conrade Goebe of the abes and effective speakers
of American movement. COME AND HEAR
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-09-13
Eight Hour Law.

After refusing TO enact the eight
hour law as called upon by the vote
Of tho people Of Idaho, both the demo-
cratic and republican mine owners Of
this county make the concession Of an
eight hour day, so that the workers
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
cseeFfuT after Che winter might With,

cheerful after Che winter night With
out.
There, standing In front Of the fire,
also pleasant and cheerful to behold,
although his brow seemed somewhat
puckered was Wulf. AZ the sight Of
him Goodwin turned back through the
great door and, having, as II were.
stood for one moment IN the light. van
ished again into the darkness, closing
the door behind him. But Rosamund
walked on toward the fire.
you seem cold. cousin" said wulf,
studying her. Goodwin has kept you
too long TO pray with him IN church
Well, 1t Is custom, from which ! my
self have suffered. BE seated on this
settle and warm yourself am glad
to find this chance OF speaking with
you alone, cousin, since | have a ques-
ton TO ask OF you, but must pray Of
you TO give me no answer to It until
four and twenty hours be passed
Agreed" she said Il have given
one such promise Let It serve for
both. Now for your question"
"Ah," replied wulf cheerfully, Il am
glad that Goodwin went FIRST, since It
saves me words, at which he is better
than am"
II do not know that, Wulf. At least
you have more OF them" answered Ros-
amund, with n little smile.
"More, perhaps, but Of a different
quality. That is what you mean.
Well, happily here mere words are not
IN question"
"What, then, are In question, WulfT
"Hearts-your heart and my heart.
love you. Rosamundl love you-all
Of you. as / have ever loved you
though / did not know It till the other
day-that OF the fight-and ever shall
love you and l seek you for my wife.
1 know that am only a rough soldier
man, full Of faults not holy and learn
ed, like Goodwin, yet swear that ]
would be a true knight to you all my
life and. II the saints give me grace
and strength. do great deeds IN your
honor and witch you well. Oh what
more is there TO sayT
Nothing. Wulf." answered Rosamund.
lifting her downcast eyes. "You do
not wish that | should answer you. so
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
A.c.L. change Of Route.

As matter OF information beg to
advise that commencing April 18th the
route of our trains rs and 80 between
st. Petersburg and Jacksonville will be
changed.
Instead of moving via Leesburg, Ocala,
Roshelle and Palatka, as at present,
they will move via Leesburg, Ocala,
Roshelle, Gainesville, Alachua and our
MISUNDERSTANDING Division. This
gives better service to Gainesville,
Alachua and other points i'll that section
than we have heretofore had.
]. G. KIRKLAND,
Division Passenger Agent, Tampa, Fla.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
Como, Wulf, ioe haze our dnsper,"

Come, Wult, tDe haze our dneCer."
| will thank you-yes, from my heart,
though. In truth, am grleved that we
can be no more brother and sister as
we have been this many year"
Tomorrow he broke in
ave" she answered In heavy voice
Tomorrow / must speak. and-you
must listen
The sun had run his course again
and once more 1t was near 4 o'clock In
the afternoon. The brethren stood by
the great fire In the hall looking at
each other doubtfully.
1T is time" said Wulf, and Goodwin
nodded.
AS he spoke a woman was seen de-
scending from the solar, and they knew
her errand.
"WhichT' asked wulf, but Goodwin
shook his head.
eSir Andrew bids me say that he
would speak with you BOTH" said the
woman.
They passed the passage and closed
the door, and before them was Sir An
drew seated in his chair by the fire.
but not alone, for at his side, her hand
resting upon his shoulder, stood Rosa
mund. AS they advanced they bowed
first to her and then to their uncle
while, lifting her eyes from the ground
she smiled little ia greeting.
Speak, Rosamund." said her father.
'sThese knights are in doubt and pain"
my cousins" began Rosamund In a
low, quiet voice, as though she were
saying lesson, "as to the matter OF
which you spoke to me yesterday,
have taken counsel with my father and
with my own heart Alas, I can give
to neither Of you the answer which you
wish"
ITO be continued)
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
School Board Proeeedlngs.I

The Board Of Public Instruction
met in regular session at Arcadia,
April 3. Members present: T.
R. Starke, r. +. Whidden and
Jos, H. Brown, Secretary.
The chairman being absent I.
r. Starke was elected chairman
pro TEN. Minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Upon the recommendation of the
superintendent, Riley Shepherd
was appointed supervisor Of Prairie
school No. 38.
Petition having been duly
published and presented by the
patrons Of Live Oak school No. As
and Tura school No. 21 demanding
a special election for the purpose
of establishing special tax school
districts respectively, elections
were ordered to be held at the
respective school houses on Satur-
day, May 5th, 1906, for said
purpose and notice of said elections
ordered published in the DeSoto
County Advertiser.
Election returns we're received
from a special election held at
Avon Park on Saturday, March
the 3lst, 1906, for the purpose Of
extending the boundaries of said
district as advertised, and returns
approved and district boundaries
of district No. established as
follows:
Beginning at the northwest
corner of township IS S of range
So e and running east to the
kiSsimmee KlVer, tnence III
southerly direction to the town
ship line dividing townships 80
and "a thence west to south of
range 2s e, thence north to the
northwest corner of township SO
Of range rs e to place Of beginning.
Treasurer's report received and
approved.
Accounts audited and warrants
issued from 278 to 319 from the
general fund and from No. 239 to
No. 200 from the special funds.
Board adjourned to meet Tues
day, May the 18th, 1906.
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Nepnews, Decruse you are good knights
and true, either OF whom would ward
her well-and she may need warding
because you are my only brothers.
sons, whom ] have promised him to
care for, and. most OF all. because I
love you both with an equal love, have
your wish and 20 try your fortunes at
the hands OF my daughter Rogamund
In the fashion you have ogreed--God-
win the elder first, as is his right. then
Wulf Nay. no thanks. but 70 swiftly.
for l, whose hours are short. wish to
learn the answer to this riddle"
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
dives Health, yIgor and lone

Herbine. Is boon for sufferers from
aneamia. By its use the blood is quickly
regenerated and the color becomes
normal. The dropping strength is re-
vived. The languor is diminished.
Health, vigor and tone predominant.
New life and happy activity results.
Mrs. Belle II. Shriel, Middlesborough,
III. writes, have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, and
have found nothing to benefit ne like
Herbine. hope never to be without il.
/ have wished that had known of it in
my husbands life time" SOC. Sold by
Ed Greene.
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GO be Continued

Consult your own interests
by voting for w, H. Hooker
for representative Of DeSoto
county. He will protect your
county in all matters that
come before the State Legis-
lature.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
Killed Between Arcadia and Nocatee.

A man was killed on the track between
here and Nocateee last Saturday night
by the engine running over him His
arm and leg were broken. Mr.. Ford
found him Sunday morning and soon
had the sheriff coroner and jufy who
viewed the remains and from his clothes
got what was supposed to be his name,
Everett NJ. Randall, of New York The
body was turned over to L. J.. Morgan,
undertaken, and telegram sent to New
York, to which no reply came, and on
Monday morning the remains we're
buried in the Arcadia cemetery.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-04-19
EIeet Otflcers.

Following is the list Of recently elected
officers Of the Junior Epworth League,
Eugene Ivey, president; Kate Carlton,
first vice-president; Carrie Mitchell,
second yice-president; Yes Parker,
third vice-president; Wilbur Carlton,
secretary; Matte Ivey treasurer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-14
Beginning on Monday,
the 18th, the Embroidery
sale at EliasOn Sisters will
last for one week only.

1t is matter Of record that Cara
CART has paid the o. S. l., railroad
company As cents each Saturday night
for five years past for round trip
ticket from Logan to Smithfeld.
Some OF his friends who have noted
this regular and long continued sepa-
ration Of Carl from his hard-earned
coin have done some figuring as TO the
total amount he has spent on railroad
fare thusly and are now lost in won
derment as to the why who, which and
what OF the proceeding. Figure IL up,
solve the puzzle, send the answer TO
The Republican.
In the spring time you renovate
your house. Why not your body ?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
drives out impurities, cleanses and en-
riches the blood and purities the en-
tire system. IS cents. &. e. Napier.
Farley p. Jensen, the genial gentle
man who presides over the destiDes of
"The BiRubcn," Salt Lake city's ex.
cellent Danish publication, was in Lo-
gan Saturday in the interest Of his
paper, and incidentally "boosted"for
the Utah Press Association, of which
he is corresponding Secretary. Jen-
sen is bright young fellow filled with
good ideas, and If the newspaper boys
will but harken and then lend their
assistance along the lines suggested by
Mr.. Jensen, the Utah Press Associa-
tion will soon attain that place in the
public mind that other successful as
soclations have reached. There is TO
be meeting OF the members and a
banquet at the Salt Lake Commercial
Club, in April, and Mr.. Jensen is urg.
! ing a large attendance.