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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23
Says Bishop Carroll at Missoula- Tissue of Dis
credited Statements and Exploded Miscon-
ceptions Catholic Priest Assails Party
i'm Montana and Free Speech
Fight in Spokane

Missoulian" characterizes the bishops
address.
The very first sentence is a deliber-
ate historical falsehood, and no one
knows II better than the bishop. For
In America at least the priests have
not been chosen for their lack of aca-
demic training. Reverend Carroll
states that the socialists started the
French revolution and inaugurated
the Reign of Terror. with all its
consequent horrors. AS every high
school boy knows to-day. it was the
rising capitalist trading class. the
forerunners of the modern bourgeoisie.
in revolt against the kings and para
site aristocracy. and determined to OBJ
literate the feudal monarchy, and es-
tablish a modern republic. the kind
yet formulated. What collective ideas
capitalist class, and the individual
-, .-,,
rio, in the ao,,,ona for ,raa,o,,, -, -.
cry sort. freedom from religious dog
mas. free love. The poor and the
workers. those who really would nro-
III by the establishment of collective
opportunity did not conduct the pro-
gram of the French Revolution I'm the
least. Here. as has been customary,
tho aor,aod wor.ors ,o,,ovod ,,o ,.oa
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23
FERRER, THE MARTYR,
SLANDERED In GRAVE
Spanish Scholar and Beloved Teacher,
Revered by Progressive World
Blackened by Hatred and
Murderers Upheld by
Power of Church

tives and thugs used whenever labor
makes demands. we must look on the
father as something of an incipient
joker when he talks of the power
and might of labor.
Socialist Writers Vile Too.
The socialist pamphlets and press
are designated as vile. He lists the
number of socialist periodicals print
ed in the United States with unction-
the figuers are not correct. but a little
thing like that don't count-and says
they contain teachings of which you
and I-he takes the audience into his
confidence-would not speak.
This is rather a severe and sweep
ing assertion to be made OF the schol-
arly men, the university graduates the
cultured women. the devoted mothers.
the teachers. professors, physicians.
clcrgymen from all churches. even in
Guiding the catholic, who are writing
the body of matter enclosed in the So
cialist press to-day. Men and women
a thousand times more cultivated and
better educated than this bishop.
What shall We say of a man who so
wantonly perverts the truth in order
that his peculiar views of social or
ganization may prevail?
When Carroll says the socialists are
discussing things which he and his
friends would not spea kof, he touch
es on just the joint of difference be-
tween science. which the socialists
teach. and bigotry, which is afraid
to examine and investigate nature
around them, and abide by natures
knowledge. and laws and truth. BIZ
shop Carroll believes in a God. He
probably also believes that God made
the universe. Then certainly the BIZ
shop would not be ashamed of the
universe that his God has made, or
anything in II. or any inquiry to see
II we could live better IL we lived
nearer to nature. He who considers
the works OF nature too vile to be
talked about. does so only from the
yilencss OF his own heart.
l believe we have Bible doctrine for
this. when the Lord reproved Peter
for considering anything in his world
vile or unclean. II would be we'll for
the bishop to profit by this teaching,
"inarchistic" Socialism.
Again the bishop comes over that
ancient, putrid and weary lie that So
cIalism is anarchy. A statement of
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23

expounded its propaganda. Margaret
Fuller. Emerson, Dana, Ripley, Haw-
thorne. Brisbane, the lights Of Ameri-
can literary thought, were its sponsors
establishing many collective commun-
tiles, the most noted OF which was
Brook Farm. oh. our bishop would
say, ''wt do not mean that kind" So
cialism is a product of historical evo-
luton. Whatever unrest of the people
has gone before. has made the social
ism that is now and will be. So the
bishop will be obliged to take social
movements as they are. and not as he
would like them to be.
sos violent Language.
The catholic excoriator speaks OF
socialism and the socialist party. a po-
litical organization recognized and
placed on the political ballots by the
government, the same as any other
party. as this vile and unspeakable
teaching. This is rather hard on his
government for which he processes
sentiments of patriotism. 1t is surely
going some" as the irreverent style
IL, when a sectarian preacher calls an
opinion on social industry. which is
given from three months to a two
years course in the department of
economics in every university in the
world of established standing vile
and unspeakable doctrine. Vituper-
alton and coarse abuse have never
yet won adherents to any antagonist.
A little tafry is thrown in here to
the workers They are told that "af-
ter they dropped the teachings OF So
cialism they rose to their true posi-
ton. that of men who are proud of
their labor and who delight in their
power and might.
We might give as an example of
these workingmen delighting in their
power and might. the four hundred
burned to death in the Cherry mine
while the company was saving its
coal. the strikers trampled under
foot and shot down by the constabu-
larry at McKees Rocks while they were
demanding decent conditions for hu-
man living.
In view of the court decisions
against labor. military forces used on
strikers, the army of deputies. detec-
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23
SYSTEMATIZED INDUSTRY
BITTERLY ATTACKED
Spokesman of the Church Misstates
History, Opposes Scientific Reor-
ganization of Society and De-
nounces independence
of Labor

1T is the history of the Catholic
Church and all forms of religious
domination. that, whenever a great
movement of social dissatisfaction has
made its appearance and threatens TO
overwhelm with destruction the pow
ers and institutions that have OPP
pressed and reduced to misery the
masses, these claimants to almighty
sanctity and universal wisdom have
hurled their prestige and their rank
against he popular determination 10
rid itself of injustice, oppression, ig-
norance and poverty.
True to this historic mission in the
interest of those who rule and make
princely profits of OF those who rule
not. the catholic church in America is
following the unesccessful tactics of
its prototype in Europe. and through
it's unscrupulous and untruthful dele
gates is singing out the socialist
movement. doctrine. party and adher-
ents for most unwarranted and un-
justifable attacks.
Bishop Carroll the Aggressor.
Bishop Carroll is extracting fame
and fortune for himself in the north
west, from those who wish to go on
acquiring riches through the crushing
and cheating and herding of work.
ingmen, and hate socialism because IL
threatens to tumble their graft down
about their heads In universal wreck.
by attacking socialism with all the
weight of his flowing robes and pom
tiiciai officialdom. Carthage delen-
da est. has been changed by him to
"socialista defenda est; Socialism
must be destroyed. no matter how or
when.
This has at all times been conspic-
uous in the utterances of the reverend
gentleman. but renewed venom has
been injected into the attacks, by the
increasing restlessness in labor ranks.
the persistent and noticeable activi-
ties OF the socialists, and, perhaps
most specifically, the recent tremend-
Gus effort that is being made by the
Industrial Workers OF the World to
maintain our guaranteed. constitutions
al rights as a nation to absolute and
unrestricted Free Speech; and on Dec
IL the bishop delivered an address a,
Missoula which for pure viciousness OF
attack, unsupported assertion, and de-
liberate and ignorant misreprensenta-
ton has seldom been equalled by the
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23

desperate defenders of the mammon
of unrighteousness.
Deliberate Misrepresentation.
There is no attempt to admit. what
every fair opponent of a system OF
thought is accustomed to concede; (;
even the statements. definitions and
tenets of socialism. as expressed by its
greatest thinkers, its authoritative
works. and as they are taught in ey-
cry university In the world. The ad-
dress is simply a vituperative har-
angue. inspired by hate, passion and
injustice. that can only disgust we'll
posted and studious people, and can
find credenee only with the extremely
Ignorant. or those upon whom the
glitter of an expression from a pulpit
has a dazzlying and confusing infiu-
ence. And we may add that such
methods as Bishop Carroll is using
are an insult to the working class.
He insults their intelligence. holds the
whip of ecclesiacism over them; says
in substance misery. poverty, suffer-
ing or death, you shall not have So
cialism. You may starve. but you
shall not have socialism. You may
tramp the pitiless street in swarms.
but you shall not have socialism"
The opponents of socialism spread
the pronouncements OF the bishop far
and wide, both before and after the
sermon. The socialist party has no
attack as such upon any special per-
sonal religious tenets. Jew, gentle.
mohammedan, spiritualist, catholic,
christian scientist. methodist. baptist,
holy rollers, Bob-sundayites, all In the
eyes of socialism, have the same phys
ical needs. the same right to life, lib
erty and pursuit OF happiness. And
II is these priceless treasures of ex-
istence, of which socialism seeks to
solve the problem.
SO IL is In defence of our holy
creed-holy II life and happiness and
human love are holy-that we repel
the malignant assaults of the bishop,
not because he comes clothed in the
robes OF any special phase of super
natural beliefs.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN
A BONANZA FARM in MONTANA

hundred
The all
OF
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among
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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23

this sort does more TO show the lack
of honesty In his dissertation than his
violent terms and attacks on the SCI
ence of industry. For a person might
be laboring under the misconstruction
of a certain subject, and hate II cor
daily and believe all evil of 1t from
not understanding what IT meant, But
no man of the bishops attainment.
could possibly hold such stupid and
ignorant ideas as that anarchy and
socialism are the same. Even the
dictionary is at his side to tell him
better. He is moreover familiar with
the classical languages, Latin and
Greek. from which the words Social
ism" and anarchy" come. he knows
the root meanings of the word, and he
knows that their meaning is directly
the opposite, socialism standing for
eollectivism and anarchy for individ-
ualism. There is no need to waste
further time on such fiimsy and shall
low argument as this.
Berates I. w. W. Union.
Father Carroll evidently has a
choice in unions. In other words he
thinks some unions are good unions,
and other unions are bad unions; and
so competent is he on unionism that
he thinks the /. w. w. unions utter
ly worthless. This he says is be-
cause they are saturated with socialist
doctrines. We wonder IL he would
talk this way in Sweden. where the
union folk are all socialists, OF in Bel
gium, or in Germany, where they are
the same, or in France where the
union and socialist power drove his
priests and nuns from the country for
NlOlaunE tne laws OF the government
Instead of the principles of the ].
w. w being opposed to Christ, as he
SAYS, they alone are erecting hospitals
and souphouses for homeless and
moneyless workingmen. Is the cath
olic church doing this? Let those
suffering workingmen answer who
know what the prices are in catholic
hospitals. And yet Christ expressly
commanded that this should be done
that all should be sold and given 20
the poor, that the hungry be fed. HIS
teachings are full OF such commands,
In the church the stream OF money
flows the other way. We submit 10
the hungry and desolate working
class, which is the more like Christ
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23
Sweeping Abnegation.

"Denouncing socialism and socialist
ic teachers, and declaring that every
basis principle OF the creed was athe-
istic and anarchistic, and opposed 10
the teachings OF Christ and the
church",-this is the way the Daily
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CONTINUED on Page 81
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23

tives and thugs used whenever labor
makes demands, we must look on the
father as something of an incipient
joker when he talks of the power
and might of labor.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-23

desperate defenders of the mammon
of unrighteousness.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24

BRIEF MENTION,

John Wells Is IN the city from BY
Four per cent interest on time de-
posits. First Trust aud Savings Bank,
Interest compounded twice a year. ~
Virgil Conn. the Paisley merchant.
came In from California on his way
home,
Cement--import,d cemen, Just re-
ceived: carload Allscu eemcn, In iron
barrels. Baldwin Hardware Company.
New potatoes. potatoes, potatoes
We have them. Monarch Mercantile
Company. ~
Or. A. A. pePuy. eye. ear nose
aud throat. Examination OF the eye,
and glasses nited, once with DR.
+. n. White. Is
Mrs. Chas. L. Drew and Miss Nett
Drew came In from Dairy last even
Ing
Furnished rooms aud apartments
at tho Baldwin. IL
Dan Coldwell Is In the city from
Merrill.
| Deposit your savings with the First
Trust and Savings Bank per cen,
interest. "a
Parties having coupons for photos
mirrors must bring them In before
July la. Mrs. May Mongold. ?+.6
Lost--Sunday. u silver heart
shaped belt buckle. with monogram,
Finder please return to this once and
receive reward. 29.st
wanted--A gardener. no other
need apply Jas. ". straw's rest
dence. west end bridge. 2:
Wanted - Woman Tor genera
housework In family OF three. Ad
dress L. r.. care OF Herald Office.
Ice cream social and dance to b
given by the Degree OF Pocahor's'
At sanderson's hall on June gath a
$50 Admission, u.
I will call at your house aud d.
your washing with the Harring,oi
washer free. Call D = Allen. Mar
shall House. !
The McRoskey Is O mattress thH
won't bump. bunch. twist. tear or g.
out OF shape Just try them. The!
are warranted. Virgil 4 Soa.
Try the Harrington Washing Mn
chine. You will like II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24
FARM FOR SALE,

l5t.grrr tagN, one aud unc'quar,
tor miles from Morrill,, all IN cultira
ton but 'uurt,eU atrus. about twcnt,
acres In alfalfa. lGrsr barn, - toc'
long. good g'aHnry, tout.room
house, wagon 81 90. paid Up ur ircn
water right with HNsry acre. no vast,
lad. p1l S. urs acre, 'yrma
SEQ yr wit % w tirru
G..I &.aAI, Oga
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24

Furniture for Sals-A quantity OF
new household furniture. Inquire Of
staidsr In Wagner house near Cath
ollie church. l5-%t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24

We are exclusive agents for the
celebrated McRoskey Mattress. They
are quality OF the best. SO says our
Guarantee Virgil 4 Son.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24

For salo- ..rwo small houses aud
lots. $1,000 tor both $500 down,
balance IN s,N months, without IN
trryst lugH,,c ot owner, 1t coat
dcrtt ut W = SEWg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-24

Intcres, to cease from date
J II SiEMENs,
city Treasurer.
June 22. 1909
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The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
HIGH SCHOOL CELEBRATES.

This morning in the assembly room
of the High school occurred the an
nual combined Lincoln and Washing
ton exercises This year due to the
fact that il is the one hundredth
birthday of the former most of the
program was dedicated to him The
program, AS announced last night
started off with the defamation of
the now famous masterpiece, and one
of Lincoln's greatest literary efforts,
the Gettysburg speech Following
this came many of the oft told stories
and anecdotes of the two greatest
presidents. stories revealing the many
strong sbits of character. the flashes
of wit, and touching eulogies, which
are without number and which never
grow tiresome by repetition and which
are preserved from year to year by
the American generations as their
most valued historic relics.
The program throughout was fine
ly rendered and of a high order. none
were of great length or monotously
similar. The whole was concluded
within n space of an hour and yet all
of the incidents of interest and his
tory and name were dwelt upon.
Prof. Cole dismissed the room with
the announcement of the field and
track events at the fair grounds in
the afternoon between the Knights OF
ST Paul and the Eighth grade pupils.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12


year distinction @ in more than respect @ be
conducive the engendeng human great
one years
struggle AGAINST Napoeon For years this Iegazd butch
of all those
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months before
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Allen Poe the of sorrow and Aereas first wre ]
winged heaven sound
nnohe nt Song Statesmen grand
birth of soil Abraham Lincoln
always have been and sti are divided at
into many Wno % With & rs a backs o % t %
the world the few who labor and
H. 1909 Nancy HAMS an Uncommon @ mn6 ] the % s9"
mon pepi rHtir for
Kentucky babe declared its intention of becoming
statesmen saviors Born in lonely
where all equal in
hened the morning of Abel
think Lincoln as hero IN the sense tna' we 40 @
cannot of welding sword swinging that's
conceive Nor must he be % TO 'n % re them great
is OF school He OF the they Who in all & ages @
readily imagine lincoln smims lrone %
s S nS yare bu oshness big
fused the ground that books written IN td1
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or SCALED % s'eS Sd % % Se presdency Charles
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experiment so isn & mas So @ revious
This view was shared p me MS
oeratfe classes p0rs@ an" Prom Whence
can from the bottom? rhe same o" question"
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
Payette and Payette Valley.

have for sale all kinds of real
estate, both city and country. Fruit
lands, melon lands, hay lands, and
all kinds of farm properly, stock
ranches. dairy ranches. diversified
farms, in both large and small tracts.
l also have raw lands for sale with
and without water. and a lot of good
relinQuishments under the Boise
Payette Irrigation Project. and alse
locate on homestead and desert lands.
| sell property on easy terms II will
pay you to write or see me before
buying anywhere in Southern Idaho
| have agency arrangements at Boise,
Meridian. Nampa and Caldwell. Ida.
/ solicit your. correspondence in re-
gard to. the Payette Valley, the land
of homes. contentment and prosper
ity. Plenty of water and failure of
crops.
Address or call on f. a. johnson.
the land man, Payette. Idaho, box
422. Office in Y. NJ. C. A. building.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

\ fine specimen CO photography is
on exhibition in one of the show
cases of Photographer Deans on
Third and Maine. II is n picture of
Mrs. w. II. Buthorne and her hand
some twins. 1t is one of the finest
pieces of art which Mr.. Dean has pro-
duced for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

Do not forget that S. r. Berger,
the well known eyesight specialist
and optician. will be in Grand June
ton at the st. Regis hotel for three
days-February IA, 5 and 16, Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday. He makes
NO charges for consultation.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
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but ' 4Ha
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think a5sn S0s1 '%
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u each as he
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t
"scurre jester there all;
gentlest world'-A Abraham Lincoln.
GEO. N FAICONER
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
NJ. c. RAMSEY

There is no change In the price OF
Book Cliff coal. We expect to sup
ply coal for the balance of the sea-
son at $3.50 uer ton.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

j. NJ. Graham Will sell at auction
al 4l4 Ouray avenue on FRIDAY. Feb.
-. at 9 O'Clock p. m. nice lot or
furniture and carpets. See posters
and be there.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

Bargain in a residence: Five room
residence on Ouray, nearly new. Price
was $4,000; can be bought now for
s2,7oo. Ollie E. Bannister, 2o4 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

When you have piano to move
call up Barton & Terrill. They are
especially equipped for such work. |
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

Full band music tonight. with roll
Ter skating at Auditorium
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

We advertise good work Good
work advertises us.-The Suitorium
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
The Democracy of A. Lincoln

is matte o
through
the
of
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12

world the exalted
i
neve grow till S a as
worl6'-Abraham
N
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-04
Will Not Move at Once

Rev. T. D. Scott will not move his family to Philadelphia for the present, owing to the fact that the District parsonage will not be vacant for perhaps week or two yet. A daughter of the presiding elder who served the district last year, is very i'll of typhoid fever, and cannot be moved for some time yet.
 pr. Scott is well pleased with his new work. He liked it here also, but is willing to go to new field. In fact, being Metho. dist preacher of the typical kind, he has always made it a rule to be ready to go wherever he is sent, and to accept gracefully whatever fate may befall him at the hands of the bishop. -Texar. kanan.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-04
Tenth and Eleventh Grade School Notes

The Tenth aud Eleventh grade examinations are over with some Of us and we are settling down to hard work. There is a regu- lar applying machine in the room and if pupil is not willing to do twelve months work in eight he is sent through this machine to trim off all the bumps of un- willingness. The high school is fortunate in having pupils that will try to do twelve months months work in eight, and a teacher who is doing the work which we ought to have two teachers. No school in the state can surpass it,
 Oscar Mum is in New York today on professional business. We suppose he will return Mon day.
 Winnie Young was absent Thursday on account of sick ness.
 In the contest last week the Zenith's defeated the Garland s, and were entertained by the lat ter at the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Pittman, on Thanksgiving night Among those present were all the Zeniths. of course. Both SO cieties acquitted themselves no ply in effort and department. The writer among others will never forget the contest.
 Ruth Hilliard states that she will deliver an able sermon tc our room in the near future. She has not yet announced her text
 Beryl Bryan is absent from school today.
 Well, Well, Well, the examina tions are over, for this time. We