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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02

scurrilous and defamatory matter to
appear in print against us is now rec.
ognlzed as a mistaken one. We as
sumed that the general public was by
now too well posted on what the So.
c1alist Party is striving for, and too
we'll informed on the question of So
c1alist tactics and principles to need
denial from us of cheap and stupid
accusations. In this we flattered the
general public; or at least a consid-
cradle portion thereof. For, alas!
many apparently intelligent people
are still ready to believe the Pewter
type of patriot" when he tells them
that we members of the Socialist
Party are hand in glove with assas-
sins of the Czolgoz type, and that
Emma Goldman has joined our ranks,
SO that hereafter the seeds of murder
and arson CD will be sown broadcast
by the allied CD anarchists (of vio-
lent propensions) and the Socialist
Party.
1t is depressing to think that such
ridiculous SANDER could be put over,
even among the most ignorant ad-
herents of the old parties. But the
sad fact remains that many Republi-
cans and Democrats are still so be-
nighted that rot of this virulent ma
ture is swallowed whole, thus making
it even more difficult for them to alb.
sorb new idea if it comes to them
from Socialist source.
So from now on it's the court house
and prison for all malicious calumni
ators Of Socialist Party members, if
"even-handed Justice" is not mere
fiction where Socialists are concerned.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
Patriot" Pewters Will Have
10 Make Good on Letter

At the meeting of Local Everett No
week ago, the organization went
on record unanimously for prosecu
ton of one J. r. Pewters for the let
ter he wrote and caused to be pub.
lished during the recent municipal
campaign against Salter, then a can.
didate for reelection. AS a member
of the Bolo club, branch of the
Spanish-American war veterans or.
ganization, Pewters framed a letter
attacking Salter.
Action will be brought against this
patriot" by Comrade Salter, but the
Local is officially behind him, morally
and financially.
Heretofore, when some patriot"
slandered Socialist candidates, or lied
about Socialist principles, the matter
was allowed to drop of it's own OBJ
vious mendacity. But from now on,
we Socialists intend to give each ode
fender Of the flag" who lies about So
cialists, whether candidates or not,
an opportunity to show cause why he
should not be placed behind iron bars,
along with other anti-Socialists.
prisons and lunatic asylums are no.
toriously free of Socialists, as mum
erous straw votes have proved.
Ninety-eight per cent. of convicts are
Republicans and Democrats, and SO
per cent. of lunatics are Republicans
or Democrats. Keep this in mind
when you read news of straw votes
taken in public institutions next fall,
and see for yourself)
Misrepresentation of the grossest
nature were made by Merrill support
ers in their house-to-house canvas dur
ing the recent election. But these
liars cannot be readily reached at
this time. Pewters was stupid enough
to put his false charges in print, over
his own signature, so he is open to
successful legal prosecution, his accu-
sations being flagrantly libelous and
easily disproved in any court of JUS
tice.
The policy, heretofore followed by
Socialists, Of allowing any kind Of
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
WORKERS, WAKE UP!
ASLEEP AT the Switch"
LET'S GET BUSY

Every time a school board election
has been held in Everett, for several
years now, the wage-earners, the
working class, have failed to secure
representation on the board. Not be.
cause they tried to elect director to
represent labors interests and failed
In the effort. Not at all. They didn't
even try to elect member of their
own class, a class-conscious represen.
tative of labor, to the board. Law.
yers, doctors, traders, any one would
do so long as he represented the bust.
ness element in Everett, rather than
the workers and their children.
The workers have been asleep at
the switch.
The few who have worked, who
were not in comatose condition, have
worked at cross-purposes.
The workers have not pulled togeth-
er.
They have not agreed upon a candi.
date.
Or, worse yet, the majority of the
workers have taken no interest in
these elections and have not taken
the trouble to go to the school house
and vote for a candidate representing
their interests.
The taxpayers, as such, have had
everything their own way.
They, the business element, selected
good man." like Earl w. Hustled
for instance, recently disbarred for
dishonesty, and the few wage earners
who went to the polls piled up their
ballots against the Socialist candi.
dates,-representing labor's interests,
and voted for the taxpayers can.
didates and scabbery in Everett!
THEY VOTED A ScAB BALLOT
AND GOT THE OPEN SHOP!
Everett is fast becoming the scab-
best town in Washington.
You sensible people of Everett, you
who realize that union principles and
union conditions are necessary to the
health and progress of a community,
go to the polls Saturday and cast a
ballot for Katherine H. Hodgins, for
school director, to succeed Earl w.
Hustled, the taxpayers good man."
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
LECTURES HELD
NEXT WEEK
n. Scott Bennett

n. Scott Bennett
Sun. Dec. 5, Portland, Ore; Mon.
6, Kelso; Tue. 7, Centralia; Wed. Ar.
lington; Thur 8, Sumas; Fri. 10, Lyn-
den; Sat. II, Silvana; Sun. ~ (2p.m.)
Everett; Sun. ~ Is PM Seattle.
Emil Herman
Sat. Dec. 4, Jone School; Sun. 5 e
PM Elk; Mon. 6, open; Tues. 7, Col
bert; Wed. 8, Denison; Thur. 8, Deer
Park; Fri 10, Couer D'Alene; Sat. IL,
Opportunity; Sun. IL G. PM Medical
Lake.
Carl UIonska
Carl Ulonska is to speak on Sat.
Dec. II at Silverdale and on Sat. Dec.
IS at Trafton. He is available for lee
lures on Saturdays and Sundays
throughout the winter within a prac-
ticable radius from Everett. Terms
$3.50 and expenses, Everett and re-
turn. Address the State Office.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
WILL SERVE INTERESTS OF WORKERS
CHILDREN AND OF ORGANIZED LABOR

We Socialists of Everett have plac-
ed Katherine H. Hodgins in nomina.
ton because she stands for the in.
'terests of the whole working class,
and because she understands what
those interests are!
Katherine H. Hodgins is qualified
for the office to which she has been
nominated, by the class-conscious
workers Of Everett, by a thorough
knowledge of the history of education,
both in this country and In Europe.
She is postmaster of thoroughly sci
entific philosophy of education, based
upon present-day needs, present-day
economic and social conditions, not
upon the Anticipated formulas of dead
men, nor upon an aristocratic concep.
ton of pedagogy.
With Mrs. Hodgins a member of the
school board, nothing could be "put
over" just for the benefit of a favored
few, nor for economy" at the ex-
pence of the workers children, or at
the price of non-union conditions on
school buildings.
You mothers, fathers, brothers and
sisters who are alive and forward-look-
ing, go to the polls and vote for the
one candidate in the field who is real
ly qualified to serve the workers
faithfully and efficiently as school di.
rector.
Vote for Katherine H. Hodgins, not
merely because at least one woman
should be on the school board, but be-
cause she is the candidate who is in
every respect qualified for the posi-.
ton.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
North Yakima, Wn.

only servants of the capitalists of all
countries and that tariffs and free
trade have nothing to do with it. 1t
is the clash of the capitalists in their
attempt to get markets for the goods
they exploit out of labor's toll.
Comrade Bennett pictures the hor-
rors of war in vivid terms. He ap-
pealed to his audience to head off if
possible this preparedness propagan-
da in America.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY

Never again will a bunch of Shiny
lickspittles be able to go about the
city doing the dirty work of some Of
fice-seeking politician by slandering
and vilifying the regulations of So
cialist candidates. The people of Ev-
erett will never fall a second time for
the sneaking pussy-foot tactics of a
set of pie-counter aspirants.
To be able to prevent the repetition
of such a disgraceful reversion to dis
reputable methods of municipal cam
paigns as were recently pulled off in
this city, the Socialists have deter.
mined to extend organization work in
to every precinct.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02

The student is to read history &C.
lively and not passively; to esteem
his own life the text, and books the
commentary. I have no ex-
tory Alright who thinks that what was
done in a remote age, by men whose
names have resounded far, has any
deeper sense than what HE is doing
today.-Emerson's Essay on His
tory"
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
THE FLAG OF BUNKER HILL

Come sit here on my knee, my child,
And listen, if you will, ,
To the story of the tattered flag
The flag of Bunker Hill.
You wonder why love it so,
This dingy, faded rag;
My child, in days Of long ago,
1t was our only flag.
Before the stars and stripes were born
This flag by shot and shell was
torn
In Freedoms fight.
That is why l prize it dearly
And why I always will
Look with reverence on this old red
flag,
The flag of Bunker HILL
Once little band of patriots
Most solemrlly did swear
That they no more the heavy yoke
Of British kings would wear.
They defied the naughty Briton.
And deaths mighty hand did chill
The heart of many a hero
On the field of Bunker Hill.
Although it's dim and faded now,
IF nO0a 1Uac NOD
The color Of the patriots blood
Which was so freely she'd
This banner floated Ger them,
Once caused their hearts to thrill
When our fathers fought for freedom
Meath the flag of Bunker Hill.
Free Press
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
A GOOD REASON

A certain element here in Everett
will be very active and Jealous In get
ting out votes AGAINST the Socialist
candidate for the School Board (much
more than FOR their own candidate).
Is this not good and sufficient rea.
son Why all others should work lust
as zeaIously FOR Mrs. Hodgins' cleo.
ton?
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
CAPITALISM DOOMED

At certain stage of development it
brings forth the material agencies for
It's own dissolution From that mo.
ment new forces and new passions
spring up in the bosom OF society;
but the old social organization letters
them and keeps them down. 1t must
be annihilated; it is annihilated.-
Capital" Karl Marx,
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
Big Crowd Hears Debate
At North Yakima, Wash.
CONVERSATION OR PURCHASE

CONFISCATION OR PURCHASE
Dow Cope, after the brief defini-
ton of Socialism by his opponent,
took the next twenty minutes in out.
lining his position. His arguments,
that the vague plans suggested by the
Socialists would amount to confisca.
ton or must involve the purchase OF
our present utilities, are the good old
standbys, but suffered in their deliv.
cry. Cope's voice is not as pleasing
as that Of his opponent, nor does he
speak with the easy friendliness and
intense fervor of the lad who has
toured the state in the interests of
his favorite propaganda. In answer
the youthful Socialist traced the be.
ginnings of the present order, point
ing out how jobs became scarcer with
the development of the machines,
while labor became less valuable. He
pointed out that the small business
man did not have free competition
with the larger manufacturer, as the
former could not purchase the latest
and most improved machinery.
90 PER CENT. OF THE BUSINESS
MEN FAIL
over 80 per cent. of the business
men fail at the end of ten years." he
cried, "and then the small business
man fears Socialism! The laborer of
today fears old age with haunting
eyes because we must sell labor upon
a competitive basis while the pro-
ducts of labor are sold on a monopo-
listic market" Several times
in the course of his argument the
Everett lad had to ask that applause
be stopped, because it takes time
and may be confusing" Cope's more
didatic style of debate, which did not
lend itself to any impassioned flights
of oratory, kept him from being in.
terupted in this manner, though the
audience was liberal with it's applause
each time he spoke. No decision as
to the victor of the debate was made.
At the close of the debate Lr. Low.
Their praised both speakers highly,
both for their delivery and carefully
prepared arguments, adding that he
had learned much from the discus
sion.
ED. MAURER.
North Yakima, Wn.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02

Don't scab on the Socialist move
ment. Our advertisers keep the
paper in the field.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02
Three Conclusive Reasons Why Katherine H. odgn Be Elected
to the School Board on Saturday, December 18th:


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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1915-12-02

Patronize YOUR Advertisers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
Violent La Grippe Coughs
Yield to Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound
II Spreads Cooling, Soothing Coating on tie
Raw Inflamed Throat and Stops the
Violent Hacking Cough.

There is healing in every dose of FoLEY's
HONEY AND TAR CohPouND, and coughs
colds nervous hacking, weak throat, and sore
l1ngs quickly respond to its use
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS
GREAT PLAY COMES
TO OPERA HOUSE

Eugene Walter has attained al
most the imnus Die IN the charming
arrangement Of facts and fiction. In
his splendid decentralization Ct Jchn
FOX. Jr's great hock, The Trail OF
the Lonesome Pine. which comes
10 the cairo Opera House TUESDAY
night November -.
Nonc Of lis FOREVER plays ap-
aroacn this. his latest effort. il
dramatic power. and you will enjoy
This romauti, and absorbing loy
story. which SO many have read, as
It has been dramati2cd. Miss
eleanor Monten, in The role Of
tune, is most deli shtful rs the pro
lotype Of Mr.. FoX's heroine. The
east is one of the best ever seen out
side of New York. Willie the scenic
arrangement is precisely the same.
The association OF the names OF
Eugene Walter rs the writer Of the
play and Nlaw and Erlanger as the
PRODUCERS and owners Of the pro
dUrtion are guarantees which viii
he readily accepted by the public as
10 the meritcricus character of the
attya tion.
Reserved SCAT sale opens thi.
morning al q o'clock 9t tho box wi
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

.oom. knife in hand. Why? They
KNOW that she has done her perae-
tutor to death. And they shudder
It the sight OF Macbeth'a blood
tanned hands in Shakespeare trae-
dy: at LaTcsca when she has got
through with her particular piece
{ killing. Tears and thrills delight
h. hearts of theatre going women
--who constitute The majority OF
)oN Office patrons
Chiel,st Of the shuddcrs in ga
'iria" are furnished by the emiy
Genes of the pho'o-epectaclc where
he poor little innocent children
re SET aside for sacrifice to Moloch
u the pit Of flame over and over
gain women are heard to declare
hat they do not like those scenes
hat they mako them shudder: that
hey horrify them And so on; and
% on.
For all that---womcn go aaair
nd again to sec this spectacle an4
e treated to thrills and shoulders.
Men must work and women must
weep" II is astonishing how many
women visit the theatre which NJ
3ures them "a gool cry" Tn
'huddels and thrills OF Tahhia"
'utn mher the cries, But these arr
opportunities for all three IN the
,icture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
The Real Trouble

Many women are worried because
their complexion has become sallow'
and muddy In trying to cover il
up with face powder they make a
bad matter worse. The real trouble
is with the liver Take Chamber
lain's Tablets and correct the disor-
ders If your liver and your COM
plcXion will he greatly improved
These tablets also improve the gen.
cral health and no woman can rea-
sonahIy hope to be beautiful I'M
less healthy. For sale by all deal
ers. ---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

w have lust received two cars
OF The celebrated sunshine Naval
Oranges direct from Redlands best
groves. Ask your grocer TOR Sun
shine and you win be eating rca}
oranges. Remember the name sun
shine, tho place Cotter Bros co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

We have just received two cars
# the celebrated sunshine Naval
ORANGES direct from RcdlaDda best
groves. ASK your grocer For Sun.
slime and yea will be eating real
nranvcs Remember the name "Sun-
shine the place Cotter Bros Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

MR.. J, b. WILLIAMS, Trenton, Ga, saws:
VI am u years old, aud have been usiny
FuLEy's HONEY AND TAG for years with the
hest of results. Last winter | contracted a
deep cold and coushed with terrible violence.
! began taking EoLEY's HoNEY AND TAR, got
relief at once, and soon my cough aud cold
was gone prefer 1t, because it contains no
opiates and does no hurt il take too much.
X. Il. COLLINS, Baruegat, n. J. Postmaster.
says: Il md your preparation, FoLEY's
HONEY AND Tar the best remedy Tor a cough
eyer tried, ! was completely exhausted
after each spell Of violent la grippe coughing
hut FoLEY's HONEY AND TAR stopped it
entirely. 1t can be beat
Il pays yoo TO buy only the genuine ForEYs
HONEY AND TAR, No other cough medicine
can give you as good and effective results.
Refuse substitute. The beehive on the yellow
carton is the sign OF the genuine.
XXX EVERY USER is A FRIEND.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

FeVer heat q knife on the stoyo
for cutting frost!ng. It ruins the tenn.
per Instead, pour hot water over tina
blade. or dip It into not Nuter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
Obedience.

Every teacher should accentuats the
truth. every parent ought to teach,
that q childs whole duty Is summoned
up in the single word. Obedience
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-10
COUNTY OPTION is
KILLED IN SENATE
Hsasars Hspsaiinr we@as's sahrs<s
alec Amosx ti0 buis Wipsd oct
Hy Gee >sesp.

spriazssls. IN. Jzss f0.-Oas haa-
srss sss fosty effIs Wsss killed a. oae
swooe - EEs state ssaass late Las;
raset wee ttss toeT voted 90 table
a. szsasafss FeasaiaiaE IN eosansittees
asss oa sss oFteF % seeoa4 Fes1iak
teelafsd an ere lss Wsrs macy tfapoT-
saas aaeasares. iartEdias ths cogaty
tsasf optioe hlu aat tas gssasgFs 20
seatiaa Neszaa's sgGraEs-
Tns moftoe 90 tshir tseeeicaiig kiii-
"a ortY bslts o. seeutd seadias. bat
sss x~asraf aa1sFssariieE ~aa that
81 kslis ssii O. eoraGiiSse Wouid Gis
ss--s seeanss % shs aesion
~ vote % a. 90 .. ths state ssnats
tn.ssq Uassed gns ChieaEa boss rzir biii
praaElinx Zoe Coesrai - ths p1biic gtii-
fsirs On Chiearp ~ = cotaraissi1a 90 b.
serotassd ~ "a mayor,
FofinNirE sks defeat twiee this Hsc<
81 a ChfeaEa h1ss@ rute BAH On ths
1853. tostsyis aeftou ~ the s~rate
rave rsrs~sd hoss 70 frienas q the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-10
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Amy Henderson has returned
from Dallas. Texas. and viii remain
IN the city part OF the summer
Mrs. Paul Wilson OF Chicago is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Laura Williams
OF this city and Mrs. G. d. Johnston,
32is Brady street, Davenport.
Miss Dorothy Stevens. S43 Twenty
second street. has returned from Jack
sonville. Ill. where she graduated re-
Gently from the Woman's college.
Mrs. John McEniry of Moline is
entertaining as house guests, Mrs
John ". Movers OF Topeka. Kan. and
Mrs. Lydia Brown Of Duluth, Mimi,
her classmates.
Miss Evangeline Hursen OF Chicago
Is here for villa alumnae day. She
was accompanied by Sister Seraphine
and sister Thomas OF St. Josephs.
Ia Grange. III.
z. ]. Barker has returned home for
the summer vaction from his studies at
the University OF Illinois. He has COM
pleted his third year in the mechani-
cal engineering department.
States Attorney T. E. Thompson has
gone TO Quincy TO attend the state
meeting OF the States Attorneys asso-
citation. He is secretary and treasurer
of the organization The state bar as
ISOLATION is meeting At the same time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-10

measure. However. the biii passed By
the senate offers from the one do
frzted b. TIE house. The senate bill
provides for coutrol BY a commission
20 b. appointed ~ the mayor. Whiie
The house biii provides for direct con
troll by the city council. Both ancci
Chicago oaiy.
Although the b5ii has taken differ
eat form its hackers DO not hold out
auch hope for Sc passage IN the house
whsa u sets 10 that body next week.
DoWnEtats representatives Who are re-
spousihic for The defeat % the hsll IN
ths house. declared they we're against
ths principic % home rule. no matter
in shat form q vas tnats applicable
Two attempts Wcse made 60 pass a
bone rule blii 90 the house this week.
The arst aftcmpi failed b. q vote % -
60 g. tWo votes shy % the required
aumber. When called up again ycstcr-
Gay. the biii again failed Of passage by
vote % - 60 81 Senator L4ndcc
voted fog the hill today.
The following bills we're passed By
ths house today
"a n SIS uiamiin l-ncEuiafes the
profession % public Accounting: Gre
af~s q board % Eve 90 BE- named By
the governor: provides that appii-
eanss for license shall have had three
y-ars' experience. Ayes ios. nays :.
~ n ~ (Norrasyl Providing that
IRE si~cfios % prrsid~uf and members
% boards % education shall be held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-10


Their attack was repuised by parts OF
the army under General Linsingeu.
Fast OF Stanisiau and AZ Kaledniz
battles and pursuit continue"
Paris. June iO.-oncial report;
There was all last night very VI
client artillery engagement in the reg
ion between Lorette and the sugar re-
nnery ~ SoueheE. At 3 o'clock at night
the enemy delivered an attack which
was. however. At once repulsed- The
Germans bcmbarded Melville 81. WAIST
but they made no endeavor Co recap
ture II. We made further progress
yesterday In the labyrinth
In the vicinity OF Hobuterne we
maintained all our advance ON n front
500 yards long and for a depth OF
about 1000 yards. There IS nothing 10
report from tho remainder OF the
front--