United labor bulletin., 1911-10-12

to any one that orders tnem from eltner
our Literature Agent, T. ]. Brown, 529
Humboldt St, or A. H. Floaten, 143O
Monroe St. Fraternally,
If ]. w. MARTIN.
1t is rumored that the Sixth ward is
about to change headquarters; perhaps
the rumor will shape itself into d1hnlte
news item next week.
The county delegate committee will
meet next Friday evening, October 10, at
Room 4O1, Club building, 1870 Arapahoe
street Now that we have this column
it ought not be necessary for the secre-
tary to send out individual notifications
as it used to be. So let all delegates CON
slider themselves notified According to
all tradition and superstition it ought to
be an unusual session, falling, as 1t does,
on Friday, the 18th.
Comrade Ernest Seigel of the Seventh
ward gave splendid address at Howe
hall last Sunday evening. Comrade Mrs.
Floaten, as chairman, sounded the Key
note when, in introducing the speaker,
she spoke of the solidarity of the move
ment in Germany. Comrade Seigel took
up the keynote and showed that this had
been the secret of success all the way
through. He showed that the birth of
the movement in Germany dated back
seventy-five years, and that in the long
struggle for it's existence it had been
necessary to take on several different
names, but that through it all it had
been a united working class striving ever
for its own emancipation. Differences of
opinion there had been on nonessentials,
but on essentials unity and solidarity al
WAYS He spoke of the important parts
played by Marx and Engels in the for
nation and development of the move
oh tHa Il
Comrade SeigeI took the place for the
evening of Judge o. N. Hilton, who, by
the way is a comrade, too, and he began
in humorous way by admitting that was
the first time he had ever been called
Comrade Ehrhart of Littleton will be
upon to fill judges place.
the speaker for next Sunday evening at
Howe hall. Comrade Ehrhart is a
thorough going, earnest and well-posted
Socialist and cannot well help giving
good substantial lecture, Let everybody
come and get the benefit of it.
The McNamaras trial is on, opened on
Wednesday, The prosecuting attorney
declares that it is the men and not the
union that is on trial, but organized labor
is not fooled for one moment. The time
has passed when labor can be caught
with such chaff. 1t was organized labor
that was on trial in the Moyer-Haywood-
PettlDOne case, ana II is OTSdllLeu ldDoi
that is on trial now, and we may as well
face the fact and believe no lies about it.
The Fifteenth ward branch opened and
read the minutes last Tuesday evening
and then turned the meeting over to G..
F. Stevens for the presentation of the
cash store proposition. A full house
was in attendance and somewhere from
fifteen and twenty people signed 10
shares in the new concern. 1t does seem
that people are getting tired of this
capitalistic system and are ready for any
thing reasonable that promises relief.
The Thirteenth ward branch will give
an entertainment with thirty-mlnute
talk on the fundamentals of Socialism at
their permanent headquarters, Alkire S
hall, corner South Pearl and Iowa streets,
next Monday evening, October 16 The
Thirteenth is full of talent, so fine pro-
gram may confidently be expected. The
admission is only ten cents, SO we can
all afford to go. Take University Park
car and get off at Iowa street.
The Socialists of Lafayette have or
| ganiZed a local with los members. That
is going some; but it is not to be won
dered at; the people of Lafayette have
had a bitter object lesson in the futlllty
of industrial organization not backed VI
with political organization, and it ought
to be fruitful field for Socialism. II
the party of the working class had
been in power the tragedies OF the pas'
year would have been impossible.
The Socialists of Boulder have live
and growing local. They hold business