The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-07-26
WASH. NOTES
STALLARD LECTURE DATES
FOR NEXT WEEK

Monday, July 80, Marcus.
Tuesday, July 81, Uorthport.
Wednesday, August /, Sherman.
Thursday, August 2, Boyds.
Friday, August 3, Orient.
Saturday, August a, Danville.
Sunday, e p. n.y., August s., Cur
lew.
Sunday, Is p. n.y., August 5, Re
public,
Two locals were organized last
week: Starbuck, Is members, by II.
H. Stallard, and Clayton, 5 members,
by +. A. Melander.
Local Pleasant Valley: Enclosed
please find $1.25 in full payment for
Campaign and Fling Fee Stamps
+. p. Hasse.
Local Hoquiam No 2 (Fin.): En-
closed herewith are $3.50 for pay
ment 1917 Campaign and Filing
Fees Stamps. Abel Janhunen.
Three hundred and and eighty-five
members were admitted into the 107
Locals reporting for the month of
June.
Comrade Walter Price, secretary
of Local Outlook sends $3.50 to com
plete payment on the 1917 Cam
paign and Filing Fees Special
Stamps" and writes: "The Military
outrages have been quite near al
though | did not see them, the sher-
if or deputy surrounded a build
ing where six of the working class
are trying to live like white men.
| am told it was quite comical the
way they charged with fixed bayo-
nets, but no one was on the in
side, the boys were out at work.
On Sunday evening at 7 p. m. three
deputies and three soldiers again
surrounded the building, no one in
side, but Comrade Gothic who is
also an |. w. W., came and told
them he was the proprietor and de-
manded to know their business, so
they took him to North Yakima.
have heard nothing further. l
am of the opinion that they will
soon overdo themselves and some
of the very fellows who are bawling
out against the |. w. w. will be
bawling for help"
Local Coal Creek (Scan.): En-
closed herewith fnid $500 as pay
ment for Special Stamps we received
from you in the month of February.
H. Peterson.
eve don't show any more mercy
than is necessary" he says in a
letter to his father, Carl Palmer,
814 Minor avenue, land we swell the
dead list at the expense of the
captured list. Just the same they
are glad to be out of the Kaiser's
army and into our big steel bird
cages Seattle Star.
Local Suomela: Enclosed you will
find the $500 for assessment stamps
that | had overlooked last time
John Pouttu.
Tscheidse, president of the work
ers' and soldiers council, in behalf
of the provisional government of
Russia, has extended an invitation
to Morris Hillquit, Algernon, Lee
and Victor L. Berger to participate
in the international conference of
Socialist delegates. The American
government must soon decide wheth-
er it will slap free Russia in the
face or placate it by recognizing the
right Of the American Socialist del
egates to attend this conference.
| Local Manette: Enclosed please
find $125, amount due for the five
Anti-War Assessment stamps.-W.
H. Hawkes..
THOU SHALT NOT KILL"
According to the Seattle Star of
! July 18th the Young Womens Chris
tian Association has a filed formal
application with Secretary of War
Baker for permission to organize a
Legion of Love"-for actual mill
tary service in Europe-from Uncle
Sans 5O,0OO,0O0 women and girls.
"Peace on earth, good will to men,"
'Thy kingdom come on earth as it
is in heaven" etc, etc.
You is the time to apply for a
lecture by Comrade H. H. Stallard.