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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Supervisors Will Meet.

The supervisors of Winslow township
will hold business meeting at Franks
Tavern on Saturday Of this week, Noy.
6, to settle accounts for the years
work and all persons having any claims
against the township are hereby noti-
fed to present their claims on the day
and date mentioned above.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Football Game Last Saturday.

A football team from New Bethlehem
was badly defeated by the Reynolds.
oldsville High School team on the
grounds at this place last Saturday.
The score was 800. 1t was case
where the visitors went down to defeat
because they were outclassed in play
Ing the game. The High School team
has been playing fast ball this season.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03

The West Reynoldsville committee
of the Helping Hand Society will hold a
box supper in the town hall, West
Reynoldsville, Thursday evening, Nov.
4th. All are cordially invited.
The monthly meeting of the M. E..
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mil
liren on Hill street Friday afternoon.
Supper at six o'clock. Husbands invited.
The M. e. Clarion District Conference
held in the M. E. church at Big Run
last week was largely attended. The
next district conference will be held in
the M. e. church at Punxsutawney.
1t is stated unofiicially that the new
schedule OF the Lake Shore does not
provide for any passenger trains on the
Franklin & Clearfeld road. The sche-
dule goes into effect next Sunday
Franklin Eueninq Ne,os.
Four young ladies, while out having
some halloween sport Saturday night,
upset hot stove In a jackson street
home. set the stove up again with kid
gloved hands, but did not wait to CON-
plain OF burned fingers.
Saturday evening Miss Fannie Alexan-
der gave a halloween six o'clock dinner
party to few friends. Miss Blanche
Fleming, Of Los Angeles, CAL, and
Miss Marie Altman, of Sykesville, we're
out of town guests.
Monday evening Woodring's delivery
team ran away and when they stopped
the wagon was ready for the repair
shop. Asa Deemer, who was driving
the team, was bruised and skinned up
considerably, but was not seriously in
jured
d. Lawson Reed has resigned his
position with the Jefferson Supply
Company in this place and will leave
here November II for Los Angeles,
Cal. Mr.. Reed spent several years
in California and for the benefit of
his health he finds it necessary to re-
turn to the western country. While
in California before Lawson passed an
examination for postal clerk on mail
trains and he is to to work for "Uncle
Sam" when he gets back to Los
Angeles.
Fourteen new country mines have re-
Gently been opened In the hills north
and east OF Rathmel and these private
operations are giving employment to
from sixty to seventy men at the pres
ent time, and may employ many more
when fully developed. This will make
q materia. difference 10 the prosperity
Jf Rathmel during the next few years.
ALL OF the coal mined is disposed of to
The j. & G. G. & I. Co. and with this
unlimited market 1t is said that some
N the fortunate citizens Of Rathmel
Ire clearing up several hundred dollars
! month as result Of their enterprise.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Examined by X-ray,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Anderson took
their daughter, Mamie, to Pittsburgh
yesterday to have her left arm ex-
amined under the X-ray. About q
week ago Mamie fell and injured her
arm and the physician called could not
locate the injury.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Congregational Meeting.

A congregational meeting will be
held in the Presbyterian church one
week from this evening, November
10th, to take action on the resignation
of Rev. A. D. Mckay as pastor Of the
church.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Methodist Church.

Services for Sunday, November 7th.
Public worship both morning and even
ing with preaching by the pastor.
11.O0 q. M, 1.-THE Test Question OF the
Hour" 7.30 p. m, "Three Links-Our
Best Friends"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Suffering With Blood Poison

Squire ]. d. Woodring is suffering
from blood poisoning In his left foot.
Squire used razor to cut a corn on
one OF his toes and it become infected
and he now has very sore foot.
Amputation may be necessary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
An Overdose Of Medicine.

A little Polish girl died near Sykes
vile last Wednesday from an overdose
Of medicine. The directions we're writ
ten plainly, lone half teaspooful every
two or three hours" The mother, who
could not read, gave her daughter two
teaspoonsful every hour. The third
dose killed the child.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
"FamilY Reunion. y

The above is the title of a rural play
that will be presented at the Reynolds
opera house on Friday evening, Novem-
ber l2, by local talent for benefit of the
Presbyterian church.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
VICTOR'S VENETIAN BAND.
First Number of the Public School Lee
ture Course-Fine Entertainment

Assembly hall was filled last Wednes-
day evening to hear Victor's Venetian
Band, the first number on the public
school lecture course for this season.
1t is an organization of fine musicians
and the large audience was highly
pleased with the entertainment. Miss
Caroline Lewis, soloist, is sweet sing
er and she captivated the audience.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03
Public Sale.

There will be sold at public sale,
eight shares of Citizens National bank
stock at the Citizens National bank,
in the borough of Reynoldsville, on
Saturday the 18th day of November,
1909, at 2 o'clock p. m, Terms of sale,
cash. MARGARET M. SHOEMAKER,
AdDinistratrix.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03

See the Bradley neck mufiler at Bing-
Stoke Co.'s.
For fine furs see Bing-Stoke Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-11-03

Ladies' scarfs, all colors, at Bing-
Stoke Co.'S.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Editorial Committee:
KATE S. HlLUiARO.
E. A. 8ATTElL.
ROY &. SOUTHWICK.

In Spokane together with the attitude
thereon OF both the ayowedly Anar-
chist and the S p. press.
To the Pacific slope there regularly
grayltates a large number OF workers
from among the vast mass OF Drole-
tarians. whom insecurity of occupa-
ton keeps on the 90 in search of
job. lt should seem that the hard con-
diuons inflicted by capitalism upon
this worried element would render
them exempt from further attempts at
exploitation. 1t happens otherwise
During the second and third year of
the eXistence OF the l. w w, one J.
H. Walsh. a man of shady antcced-
ents who managed 10 obtain from the
organization credentials as organizer.
gathered. here and there. what he
could OF the rowing prOletarians be-
yond the Rockies, men and some wo-
men. into lodging houses" organ
led them into l. w w locals" and
proceeded to make his living out OF
them. II was essential TO Walsh's
plan TO keep the men and women who
fell his victims in excitement and. of
course. uniformed Salvation Army.
Hike they were dragged along the
streets, and made to sing hysterlcal
songs. the refrain OF one OF which.
their fayorite one. being 'T am a bum.
These lodging-house ventures Of
Walshs sprang up and melted away
One OF these. however, the one in
Spokane. survives to this day.
Anarohistio Methods.
Tho Spokane lodging-house Local
of the l. w. W" is virtually all that
was left OF the TW.W to the Anar-
chist element which upon motion of
the ayowcd Anarchist Axelsou. and
upon his urging: "Show me wherc
political action has accrued 80 the
benefit and where II can benefit the
working class" tore from their pre-
amble the l. w. W. call upon the pro
letariat 20 unite upon the political az
we'll as upon the industrial field I'M
PEELED by the Anarchist momentum
impaired 70 It by the tearing ont of
the political clause from their pre-
amble. tho Spokane lodging-housc
concern speedily ripened into fun
fruit The visions Of capturing big
things and big bodies IN the East hay-
Ing quickly vanished. and their ma
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
ruE CURSE o FcHEAp LAeoR.

Employers. sympathizcrs and sCnti-
mentalists have Joined their forces for
the open door" for all immigration,
which includes the cOollc labor of
Asia We all know that wages viii
never rise above the amount paid 10
the majority ~ workers I'm any com
munity n the majority OF WaCcwork-
en- are satisfied with a dollar a day
that community VIII be n dollar a day
community There Is plenty OF evil
dcnce IN every part Of the world 10
prove what We say, and II is conyen-
lent to every man who takes the
trouble 10 look for H.
We are confronted with a demand
from agriculturaiists. manufacturers
and mine owners for chcsp labor.
Farm labor Is poorly paid. minc labor
T. paid starvation wages. and mills
operated BY cheap labor furnish a bare
living With the accent on The bare.
Yet from these sources there comes
united demand for the free and
uninterrupted admission OF all labor
from every part Of the world. The
claim Is made that IL Is necessary 10
encourage commercial relations with
these nations. To prove no wlittle
there Is In IL NE call attention 10
the enactment of the German tariff
that practically throws out many Am
crlcan products because the stand
pattcrs" viii not HrGce to tariff con
Ccsslons 90 encourage trade relations.
immigration from Germany is not
cheap labor and the deduction can cas-
ily be made between the stand for
high tariff and the admission OF cheap
labor.
But let an aroused public opinion
continue to work for the welfare Of
the country and eventually there will
be sufficient return TO warrant fur
ther ventures In the control OF over
capitalized. mlsmanaGcd and abused
public service corporations. legislative
bodies and political bosses. from
which all OF the people will profit. in
stead OF a very few gentlemanly Grim
inals and abusers Of public privileges.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

sense: We arc all afflicted more Or
less" SO I say IN regard 10 mon
meaning. or thai express nothing;
which, when used IN earnest, arc a
waste OF time and energy. but when
used otherwise may bc productive OF
some little plcassutrics So You vii
pardon me when tell YOU that the
painters arc always "daubing things
up: and the Hodcarriers are con
stantly loaded" and the Blacksmiths
never got tired OF beating things up;
while the Carpenters are very quiet.
bot are stu saving wood, the Cooks
and Walters are "hashing" things. and
tho Bartenders are quite refresh
Ing" The Brewery workers arc still
"nzzlng. and the Beer bottfcrS are
stopping the flow" while the Beer
drivers arc wheeling the draught'
The Clgarmakers pcrEi5t in rolling
pills. and tho Garment workers con
flnuo Ia "over-thjall people. while
the Electrical workers arc ''lOng-dis-
tancc lightning bugs" The Horse
shoerS constantly "nall' things while
the Musicians have ~ get up high
to c." The Machinists make things
"dng(cr)". the Trainmen arc always
rush orders. while the Letter Car
Tiers are the greatest distributors OF
notes" in existence The Retail
Clerks adjust new ends. the Switch
men "shtmt" things. the Street Car
mon are mostly fare" please. and the
Sheet Metal Workers are ctemally up
and spout" Tho Printers have plenty
OF pie; the Tcamsters have heavy
"drags". the BARRIERS are constantly
into "cuttlng scrapos.' % and the Plumb
crs have a lead pipe cinch" on the
whole bunch Notwithstanding the
awful things the "boys" are guilty Of.
they arc tho "kandy Kids: and are
making things hum. Good things are
reported all along the linc-increases
IN membership. better attendance at
meetings. more money In the treasury,
ctc.-and prosperity seems TO perch
upon the union banner. even n the
local trust has got things 50 high
that we have 10 stand on our tip-toes
10 rench them Watch us grow. grow,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
Ogden Irtnh Nov. II


To the Working Glass of ogden.
Senator La Folette undoubtedly to
many minds solved the trust problem
10 a IT" Get good men In the legisla-
turcs. try to enforce the antitrust
laws. and what will happen? 1ne con-
centration OF industries viii go on
Just the same: no law OF nature or or
trade will stop the concentration OF
industries under one head
The trust is one OF the forces that
Is driving us 10 a higher civilization.
II is one OF the forces that Is driving
the working class 10 action. in order
that they may free themselves from
the chains OF wage slavery,
Competition is no longer tho life Of
trade Competition means bankruptcy
and ruin. Without the trust. the cap
italist could realize no profits.
But with the formation OF the trust.
the capitalist furnishes the material
for his own downfall The capitalist
is no longer necessary as a producer.
all he does is to draw dividends on
stocks and bonds. and the real pro-
ducers in our great Industries today.
from the managers down, are the
wage earners.
When the trusts control all the
means Of production and distribution
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
l. W W. NOTES.
BY n. Richter. General Secretary
Treasurer, Hlmtr1m, Mich

BY n. Richter. General Secretary.
Treasurer, Hlmtram, Mich
The cloud of pcs1imism and disap-
pOlntment which settled upon great
portion n the Industrial Union move
meat following the action of the 20.
sailed fourth convention OF the T. W
". h. vanishing
Calm Investigation. clearer pcr-
ccpu1n ~ the principles and form of
sound economic organization to-
gether with the pressure Of capitalist
development a. n manifests Itself IN
greater misery and dependence Of the
worker l5 slowly. but with the lrue-
sistiblc power Of growing froce,
pushing aside all lmpelimcuts
Simple industriallsm (morc simple
than industrian. which cmphaslzeg
the form and substitutes n1lao foe
principles. will not succeed In impos
ing Itself for any length 81 time. II
viii not he able 10 foist "a rcvnmped
seris' movement for enlightened class
sotion.
worker who ignores his political
rights or IS not willing e. fight for
them. Is depriving himself OF the
means which past struggles have
brought forth-ready levers for great
er class progress and effectiveness IN
the workers class struggles.
An economic organization. which
riidcules the political class moyemcn;
OF the wage workers. adyertises ito
stupidity and becomes a trayc5ty up
on the modern class struggle No
label can hide it5 atayistic nature.
No enlightened wage worker can
Join such an Organization without stul-
flying himself. and PLAYING into the
hands OF the capitalist class
That the workers are ready for a
syund and all embracing industrial
organization as organized I'm Chicago
In 1905. is being proven By accum-
ulating evidence.
Capitalism, craft unions. reform so
cIalists mad simple industrialists VIII
recedc and finally vanish 10 the meas
Ure that economic and Sociologlc
knowledge replaces ignorance and su-
persttion among wage workers. Sound
knowledge is the cohesive substance
which makes a real organization able
10 generate the power and staying
qualities which victory by the work
ers over capitalism requires.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

GROW. Hear MS boost. boost. boost Tor
Ogden. Weber County. uuah.
n you want 10 wear things that arc
perfectiy safe and free from the pos
Hbuitv of contaEioD. ask the man
for the little label He may tell YOU
that II Ought % be there. but IL isn't.
hpt remember. N ~ has the right %
be there. irs there.
Get busy. get conditions. get the
wages. and you will get the members
and the money. or. eei busy get the
members and the money. and yop Will
get the conditions and Tho wages Tou
must have ono or the other to start
with. so n YOU arc too lazy or iudol
ent 10 get the one, you don't deserve
the other.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

tional orzau The Industrial BuIle-
tn. issued in Chicago. having speed
lly given up the ghost. the Spokane
iodEine-houEers sef Up their own pa
per. The Industrial Worker. and.
through its columns. announced them
selves 90 the world for what thcy were
The Industrial Worker. while
preaching a social revolution, rcpud-
lated the ballot absolutely. lcered aud
sueored ~ the same and urged direct
action only LoHcally enough from
such premises the paper suggests
theft. as well as other crimes and
frauds. as legitimate weapons Ia the
arsenal Of tho revolution that it ugt-
tates for I'm short the fruit Of Slum-
mery ripcncd mellow on the Anarchist
stalk Tho Spokane - W. w con
ccrn made good us refrain II am a
hum
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
THE I. w. w.

At the time OF the first convention
OF the / w. W as 1t was just organ
lied. the MARKHAM club endorsed its
platform. principles The organization
has since then had a split. and the
one that is gaining so much notorlety
in Spokane has repudiated political ac-
ton The opinion OF the club Is
voiced in the following editorial from
the Weekly People:
Anent Spokane.
or those. ~ any-who may have be-
lievcd the statement. pure and Sim
pie Socialist party Ballotism mcrges
into Pure and Simple Anarchist Bomb
ISM was bit Of IN temper. at least
an oXaggeration, on the part of the
Daily People,-the attention is hereby
called TO certain happenings going on
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
MARKHAM Club Socialists
Any question concerning Social.
Ism answered. Address all COM
mUnleations to x. 8. HilllarJ,
436 Hcrrlck Avenue.

Let every class conscious worker
do the work that IS next his or her
hand-do II whole-heartedly and thor
oughly, and things are bound to move
Socialismwards Let us appreciate
more thoroughly the great honor which
social development has conferred upon
us I'm selecting rs as the instruments
of natures highest work the Coop
crative Commonwealth. Comrades
look abroad and see how mighty our
movement Is grown. and let us sing
with the sweet bard of Labor-Wil-
liam Morris.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
FREE SPEECH FIGHT.

II goes without saving Tint mon
and women brought M In such an ir-
rational and poisonous school. were
bound to break loose" sooner OF
later. especially sooner 10 has 20
happened. Their rlotings they have
sought 10 dignity. probably iu all sin
ccrity (as Tar as the rnnk and hlc Is
conccrned) with tho term OF Free
Speech Fight. and tho capitalist
police and other authorities, only too
anxious TO help degrade labor, veN.
worry and bait Il. gladly ayailcd them
selves Of tho opportunity.
That. under such circumstances
Mother Earth" the organ OF Anarch-
lists Alexander Berkmeu and Emma
Goldman. should turn somcrsaults OF
delight and refer 10 The Spokane Il
nm.n-bums' as "our Spokane com.
rades.' Is legitimate; equally legIti-
mate. 10 those who have grasp Of so
clal science. Is the conduct OF the So
cialist party organization Of Spokane
together wish the s T. press OF tho
land monthly. weekly and daily. Just
now, when and Immediately after the
monumental failure OF their ure and
Simple Bnllotism these bodies and
papers. that had and have nothing but
hostility and villlGcatlon for the orig
inal l. w. W, with the political clause
arc seen merging enthusiastically with
the Spokane Pure aud Simple Bomb
ism. Tho ostrich. when pursued.
hides his head in tho said; the 5. p.
In distress, dips its head in a sewer.
With malice toward none, with char
ity for all. with profound reverence
for lacts-the s p. having fulhIlec
it's mission OF illustrating the utter
bankruptcy OF its policy of Pure and
Simple Ballousm. should now wipe it,
self out OF existence and leave an
archy TO the unenuable mission OF
soiling the good name Of the Socialist
or Labor movement.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27
NONSENSE.

wooster says nonsense is that
which has no meaning; without sense;
words which express nothing. As a
noted physician said. when asked 10
define insanity: II is q condition very
difficult TO define, for | think We arc
all troubled With the disease. moro or
ess. SO say In regard TO mon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-27

and all the land. then The working
class must takc possession poser
sion of land and not The destruction
of the trust Is the remedy.
Tho working class must briuE thls
revolution about through organization
and education.
As individuals pc ~ like a Sraiu
or sand. But when the working class
ore organized, they viii be- an power
fol and united viii make a mountain.
Thcn the foundations OF this Eys-
tom VIII begin 10 crumbic and fan.
and on iu ruins viii bc built a higher
social order. thcn the exploitation 90
man win cease, and ais, the rule of
man over woman. and society VIII be
so arranged for tho FREQ and full de-
yclopmcut of each member thereof
HOWARD HALL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-11
Lace and Embroidery

Ill ths department our showings rival those o larger cities Our prices compare favorably
 Extra Specialization yards of broken sets bands and fIounees, consisting of Swiss, Nansook and tambrie all high grades embroidery worth up to 5oe, Clover Sale ...... 1o rare bargain in Pure Linen Lace You can never se' '''S' patterns in more dainty edges and insert lnss, from l2 to , l-2 inches in width worth III, to l2 l-2c Glover Sale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-08-13

portowych W Gothenburg podjeli
prace, wobec tego nowo najetych
odprawiono.
Obliczaja obecnie, re liczba
strajkujqcych W calej Szwecyi wy
nosiIa 2S5,0OO robotnikow. Straj-
kujqcym, ma dopiekac gl6d, totez
zwracaja sic oni pomoc, ktora
ME MONA watpic - znikad ME
nadejdzie, wiec beda zmuszeni
podjac prace przywrocic normal
ne stosunki.
Tanger, 13 sierpnia. - Przyje-
chali tu dwaj wyslannicy Kaby-
low, walczacych pod Melilla, W
sprawie zastanowienia sic mad
srodkafni. mogacymi przywrocic
spokoj, gdyz Maurowie maja juz
bye znuzeni walka pragneliby
zakonczenia wojny.
Penon de la Gomera, 13 sierp-
MIA. = Artylerya hiszpahska,
walczaca teraz re zdwojona sila
miala Kabylow wyprzec zajmo-
wanych pozycyi. i Emusic do cof-
niecia sic W glab zajmowanego
przez Mich terenu. Pc stronie Ka-
byl6w ma bye wielu rannych.
Melilla, 13 sierpnia. - Mauro-
vie zaatakowali hiszpahska kolo-
ne, pilhujaca transportu prowian-
tow.aWalka byia krwawa. Straty
jednakowoz ME So jeszcze znane.
Kraza tylko pogioski, ze Kabylo-
vie mieli stracic 6 ludzi a wielu
ranionych.
Berlin, 13 sierpnia. - Jeneral
Heeringen komendant 2 korpusu
arnii zostai powolany przez cesa-
RIA Wilhelma jake nastepca jene-
rala Won Einem ma ministra woj-
ny.
Petersburg, IS sierpnia. - w
Persyi panuja oplakane stosunki.
Nowoobrany szach, prawie jesz-