The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-25
ANARCHY BUST BE CURED.

ANARCHY BUST BE CURED.
Bolshevism and anarchy have be-
come defiant in the United States and
must be suppressed at all hazards. II
we are to have civil war the quicker
we have it the better it will be. We
have four million trained soldiers
ready to fight for American freedom
on home soil as they fought for it on
foreign soil.
''If either house of congress passes
the anti-strike legislation in the pend
ing railroad bill it will result in a
general strike vote throughout the
United States" is the ultimatum hand
arrogant American Federation of Lab
or officials in session in Washing
ton.
How is that for anarchy? Read
your constitution carefully and see if
you can find any provision for gang
of self-appointed labor leaders to tell
congress what laws shall be passed
and what laws must not be passed, ac-
complaining the demand with threat
to cause untold suffering to innocent
men, women and children.
"The seat of the government of Sc
attic will remain at the city hall" is
the ultimatum Ole Hanson, mayor of
Seattle, handed to the bolshevist ele-
ment which called the strike in the
shipyards of Seattle and "sympath-
etic strike" of every ,lnion laborer or
4aboress of Seattle, with the avowed
determination of taking over the
|reigns of government. The "sympath-
|etic" strikers went back to work when
10 few hundred American soldiers were
Handed in Seattle and the great strike,
that was to revolutionize America, fiz
|kled out.
1.-THE seat of government of the Uni
ted States will remain in Washington, !"
bis the ultimatum that should be serv-
Id on Sammy Gompers and his coterie
|Df agitators who have the nerve to
tell the American people what laws
must not be passed Gompers and
every man connected with the sending
|bf this ultimatum to congress should
be arrested on a charge of treason, for
t is nothing less,
If organized labor wants a real
hight with the United States govern
nent, which means the citizens Of the
Omitted States, the men and women
Who make UP the nation, it can have
/. -Four or five million unionized
eborers, large per cent of them Not
Eitizens of the United States, will new
II be permitted to dictate to and
rample upon $4,000 900 Americans
kho pay the taxes and keep up the
Government.
What with the arming of the coal
niners in West Virginia, who threat
h to strike and stop coal production
ext Saturday, unless given so per
ent increase in wages, six hour
|ay and a five day week, and the ulti-
katum served on congress today by
be American Federation of Labor, it
egins to look like there will be
I'll to arms, and you may rest as
1red there will be more volunteers !
ban there We're when the call was |
AIDE to fight Germany.
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"A Rhodes scholarship is to be given
an Idaho young man and the
ances are very. strong that it will go
Ia University Of Idaho student. This
An honor and a. privilege we'll worth
living for. When Cecil Rhodes, who
de of southern Africa wonderful
srich country died he left in his
I a vast suns to provide scholar
ps at Oxford university, England,
young men of the United States
other English speaking countries.
young man who wins this honor
merit (for that is the only way it
be won, political pull counting for
hing is sent to Eng lands great
versity for three years and is al
ed a liberal amount for his ex-
ses. The examination of candi-
es will take place at Moscow, Mon
Here's hoping that deserving
ng man from the University of Ida