davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
FIREMEN ANNEX
 ANOTHER GAME
Defeat Thane Athletic Club Team Last Night by Score of Forty
 to Fourteen

In rough and tumble game Of basket bah played last night at tho Douglas NatatorIum. Che Douglas Fire Department baskct ball team defeated Che Thaac Athletic Club by a score Of 40 Go l4.
 During tho game sixteen fouls were called on Douglas and ten on tho Thane boys. 40 some stages of Che contest Che game roscmbled more Of a football match than basket ball.
 None of Che college gtar from Thauc shone with any briluance. but there Is am indication that with practice a good aggregation can be secured from Che material on hand.
 The Douglas drerhen played we'll. but were somewhat lacking n team work. particularly in the early stages Of tho game. They steadicd down In the latter half and did some good passing. They played a winning game an through and did not have to extend themselves Co their utmost
 Carlson for Thano played a nice game. Grundler played we'll for Douglas and was quite accurate on field throws. Steele shone with cone siderable briIuance and Lujcstrand performed reliably as usual The iineups and individual scores follow.
 Thane Garrison. forward. {: sa- bin forward. g Olson. center. 9: Graylap and Furbush. guards; Her ner center; smarden guard: Mc- Kay Hondrickson and Nelson. subs. Carlson threw 6 ont Of sixteen bas- kets on free throws.
 Douglas Steele forward 8 Crund- ler forward. lf. Liucstrand. center. 6. Martini guard, {. Hlgley. guard. 9; Mul and M. Gallwas. subs. Grund- Ter three four ont Of ten free throws.
 Referee. A. B. Cole.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
STILL GETTING
 HALIBUT AT BANKS
Another Boat Calls in Channel With Largest Load for Craft
 of It's Size

Wednesday Che schooner Senator came In to Juneau with 6O.000 pounds ol halbut aboard. The boat had only dshcd for two days In Che Gulf of Alaska It not only had an
 that could be carried between decks but also carried deck load Of four 0r i've thousand pounds
 The Senator .s a iour-dory boat uot as large as some Of Che boats hu have been getting the record catches lately and with her. catch of G0O00 pounds n two days osiab- llshcl record for boats of her class.
 Members of tho crew declare that tbcy have never In an their years Of ahnF known of Che halibut being so p'cuuul as at the present time. They declare tbat Che fish must be iu big schools layer upon layer thick They pulled them in as fast as they could handle Che gear and caught O lsh on almost every hook Very near every Ash iu her cargo was oi Gnf grade. neither too large nor too small to command top-notch price u Che market
 The Senator tried to scll her deck load ln Juneau. but did not succeed m making Che bargain 80 Book on % utue moro ice and proceeded to Prince Rupert It is estimated that bc cargo win bring close Co S9.0O0 i'm Che Canadian market The mon hould share something Ike $500 as Q result of fhe trip.
 The bigger boats are at the pres ut time roapus golden harvest In ho dc.D sea fishing and are packing rsh to market in loads as fast as hov cam steam Go Che banks and back Tho price has been somewhat IomomlizoI by th. large amount Of Gsh that has boon coming into Ru- pert and Seattle The price this week has been lowering around l6 -onu at Seattle and about a cent IoUcr at Rupert
 Tho smaller two and thrce-mon boats that fsh Che inside waters have practically an been laid up for he winter. as thoy can not buck thc ro storms Chat arc encountered m 'ho fishing grounds and the weather nIl recently has been so cold uat It has been impossible Go fsh
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
WANT co AND 40
 AND GUARANTEE
Sheldon Jackson Boys Want 60 Per Cent Of Gate and One Hundred
 and Eighty Dollars

Negotiations have bocn oarHod on for somo umo bc.wceu Che Douglas Flromcn and Che Sheldon Jackson School basket ban toam lt was prc-
 stunned for a uwe that tho native boys would como hero and play Q series of games on thc Channel
 The ycp liberal proposition was made to tho boys Chat they would como horc from sltkn and play Q acrios Of games wih Che d.0crcut teams on Che Cbmr0 They were lo got Gly per cont of One met proceeds of al Che games and pay their own expenses. They would mot mako any moncy mt if they wore Che winners they would bring honor and glory mo. only to themselves but .o thelr school
 A wire was received yesterday from s.tso myur Nothing doing on 5O-50 bass wfth boys from 5Iln side We always play ou 60-lo bass We want also % tlSo00 emr antcc to cover our czpcuaa ou Che Grip"
 As WIG would not guarantee Iact Dempsey flS0 to box Carpcnucr m Douglas needless to say thc suamn tcc part has Hcen Ignored aud .t Is presumed um negotiations arc now concluded and vo win have to uor1 along through thc winter somehow without seeing Che heroes from Che Sheldon Jackson school iu oeHou
 If che Douglas Fire Department bad siS0 ncy would mol mood lo bc playing anybody basket hlu or au,- thing dsc as Chat amount of mono. would more thau wipe out tao h. dobtcdnoe of their bau e'ub
 Therc was a time t1a. tae nouvo boys ot sha or ucr iorea,hc Would hago jumped into choir caa1o and eomc as fast m wind anI eide would permit tbcm to uourm or auy other p'aco. iffror were Invited They WouId mo. nayo aahci for a guarantee rau, f0-t0 n'.l m guarantee or amy Go-f0 mI.t hu. would have nn.i tHe.r own eEn0n Ol course umc. have 0hmeed and tho new generation l. eofHr W... to Che business WarH ol tne white mon and cau rattle oU guarantee. and other technical torm w.fh Che bas. or t1cm
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
CHRISTMAS BOATS

The Christmas boat for Gas.inoau Channel th's year win likely hc Che steamer Alaska. which Is due Go leave Seattle tomorrow with three days. mail. Some Christmas mou win likely arrive here on the steamer City Of Seattle. which Is due hore Sunday
 Most of Che Christmas mail from Gastueau Channel points went South on Che Admiral Watson early yoster- day morning. This mau should ar- rive In Seattle Sunday and give Che poao1ice forces there plenty Of timC to get it distributed tQ Seattle direct and points In Washington and Ore. eon at least by Christmas day.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
TEACHER ENGAGED

Miss Frances LuWo who lHs been teacb.ur .boo. at Perseverance .hc past term has boon engaged to .caoh thc seventh and eighth eudc 70. fho Dourlas public schoo. m n.aor ol Miss Katherine peunr ro.nod. Tho school ot ncnWoranea m'. vacation In winter lime n..ond o. hc summer and .hoo' thcre VIII. Doe out ,olay
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
ALL BE THERE

Many tickets have been sold for Che Christmas program that is Co be given this evening at s o'clock at Che Liberty theatre. Tho pro- gram wHl without a doubt be a very interesting one. as thc children have been practicine faithfully for this occasion. The program Of Che even ing will be found In another column of this paper
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
COURT ADJOURNED

Tho lstr.ct court adjourned Wcd- ucslay until January l2 when a number of civil cases win como mp. Che Grst on Che calendar being that 70. May Nus.orl against Che Alaska Tradweli Company The civil cases win continue until February t when the criminal calendar. starting with Che alleged dsh piracy eases aeaius. One Weathers brothers and others win come up for rial
 Judge Robert w Jennings left on rhc Princess Mary to spend Che hoiI- days with his wife and daughter .n Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

A Christmas tree entertainment is to Doe hold u Che han ot tho Doue las Progressive Native club on Christmas The festivities arc to begin at e o'clock In Che evening. Tho literary program win be cou- u.buted by Che pupils Of Che sovorn- mont school
 The Alaska natives believe in Che
 spirit of Chs.mas and thcy invite al the native people of Gas.uoau Channel to be with them on Christ- mas night on Douglas Island.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
TWO TEACHERS RESIGN

Two teachers Of Che Douglas public school hove resigned thcir poelt'ona They arc Mm Katherine pou.ug teacher Of Che Ith and sch grades and Miss AntoInc,tc Rohmko domW tic science teacher
 Miss petring resigned los. Friday on account of Che illness of her sIa. ter I'm Ncbrpaka. and Mim Rchmk, because her mthcr H very g.ck a. soatuc Today I8f tho loat day o. teaching for both Of thom
 They win both saH for Seattle ou Ono Northwcstcm Saturday.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
REORGANIzED

Hose Company No. Of Che Doug las fire department was roorganized last night This is Che company that has its station on Thiinget avenue and which has a chemical engine that is kept at the M cGorfo store.
 Tho officers chosen at thc meet me last night were H. R Rasmus- sen. foreman. and Joe George. scc- retary.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
SANDY HILTON DROWNED

Tho news was brought into Juneau yesterday Of tbo drowning of Sandy Hilton m Chatham Straits near Marble Buns. ou Tuesday The ac- cidcnt was caused by his skin being overturned by los chat was being lowed he being u a TOW boat at the time The body was brought Go Juneau ou Che Mermaid
 Sandy was wei known by many people In this locality. as ho was born and raised In Juneau. hls parents be- ing among Che early pioneers
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
SCHOOL CELEBRATES

Every room Of Che Douglas school had Christmas treo and Christmas entertainments today Tho lower rooms had individual trees with pro grams and treats for all Che kids. Tho seventh and eighth grades and lhc high school combined With ono big tree n Che assembly room
 Ali tho children had au exceeding y good limo and some nico pro- grams were given by Che various rooms
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
RAILROAD PLACES
 SOME BIG ORDERS
With Money m Sight Major Dole Closes Deals for Supplies for
 Government Road

Wh Sc.UO0.U00 immediately available for Che Alaskan Engineer ms Commission. uaI. c. E. Dole. pur- .basmr agent for Che commission. began bs buying preparations for tre 1920 season WIth. a rush ycster- Iay. when hc se, hIs stan Go work preparing calls tor bids ou two biz sec. bridges three aoral ramway systems and f.n00 tons ol ham, ha- con. gro.er.cs oats. hay and other provisions needed n building Che roscrumcu, railroad u Che North. says che Seattle Times of Che 7th.
 In addition. tooo Ions ot 1o-pound standard steel ua. with Che ac- .omparyur fittings. angles bolts and spikes are being Shipped from Gary Ind. to Seattle. for thc aI'- road construction aor. iu thc North hc order wan arrive m Seattle at .he at. ol l.o0U tons a week. The ucsI Is to bc delivered under au old contract
 Also Major Dole s arranging Co narc four suudard locomotives and 100 rat COTS shipped from Che Canal Zone to Alaska early u January The equipment IS owned by Che gov- e-nw.at
 These preparations navc Che way .o another great year ot construction work ou che governments Alaska railroad
 One ol tbc bridges is Go span su- ..tua river at Nuc 26f and thc o,h.r uu be buut across Hurricane Gu.h at lUc 2st Tho sus.tna cone Ia.r win cau for 70 bridge with Q clear span Of 5Ot teet while Che Hurricane Guich bridge win have o span of asf fcet Tho bids win cai nr Che manufacture delivery and erection Of Che bridges Their cost win run into hundreds Of thousands o. dollars
 Aerial tumuats arc to be used over thc sustus and Hurricane Gu'.b for handling equipment ma- f.-ais and supple. mtu Che two bridges arc completed Tho sus.ua h-.dr. s to be delivered by next Au-  gust while Che Hurricane Gu'ch bridge must bc delivered by Jnu- lrr Ia2I.
 A.ral ramvars arc to ho used over rbc Ncuaua river at NIe a7O.
 The rau for Che 1.0n0 tons of pro- visions and forage ou which Major uoIes stan s now working. win provide for delivery tn Seattle earl, m .nc winter
 Major Dole and Lieut. CoL n. p. Warren arrived home Thursday ovon- rr from Anchorage and Seward. where they went to attend the com ference m which tle Alaskan Eu- .rear.ur Commission worked ou. he reorganization of .,s department. system as a preliminary to @ eroat .easons work next year. They were accompanied by their wives sumner s Smith. resident mining engineer of the commission who has charge of ha boards Essa and Ch.ckaloon .oaI mines. came south on Che same shIn
 Besides directing Che commission's vast purchases. Mai0r Dole hereafter win have charge of Che boards cm- r.oymeut offices here and also Che shipment of au ocean freight from
 hs port for Che railroad AS head of The supply division. Colonel War ron win have general supervision over am Che supplies required for constructing thc railroad and al ina ward and outward shipments at Seward
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
PRETTY NIFTY

T Hr H..H. Bank was one o. n. .-I I.- ra.r To e.. ou, ....r .H.0 ..'er..r Tho oa.ou'or
 heHu ..n- and We predict H r.I h. oHe ol m. most popular of m. ..r NH. picture H one O. rH.... She - . 1o1urul s.r. f.n.I r ... folds o. old Glory
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
OIL JOY

Today was Che Inst day of school in Che Douglas public school until Che Monday following Christmas. School win convene then and run until Che day before New Yeor's. when it win be let out for New Years day and the day after, re- c0nvcnur Che following Monday.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
HAD ORE

The Admiral Watson. which ar- rived from Western Alaska Wedne- day night. stopped In at Treadwcll and uuloaIod several tons ol chrome ore from Che Whinoy-Lass mine near Kodiak. The orc is to be used iu tho electric furnace operated by the Troodwell Company at the foundry.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
VALDEZ HONORED
 AT LAUNCHING
The City Is Given a Signal Honor Bu. Knew Nothing About lt
 mn t Was Over

The town %. v.l. should bc In ortnue.t proud At last u ha b,m conceded th. honor ot aamn. a vessel and I.s sponsor lor Hs ua uou. uor. m t.c Folr.h hbcru Lmn w. ha.. waited uth ol o.s .or fo He ernmi .rr lh, cl.r Ur HHnm. have swollen witch rrd.. .aI .., ..m..a m tne morn ur r.. Nmaeu. e riding upon m. foam .r...I wave. ol Che muddy Columbia. and ..r town ar Ias. can ..rI. down n. n.uIe uoeInf th.. 1T has don. IT, h.t and a- m. II. on ..c mHn..
 Whom m. F.s.n Reserve Board informed Alaskan. Hat Che town ....uu.a. m. er..I.st per .an.a f. f.. r..H Ia.-.t Loan should h... m. privilege 70. naming one O. ... ....... ...r.H.I h. .Ho shppue bonn. .... ... great Iue.ne c' ... .. and ...n .ae pennies u m. ...r. H.us. wen. earnorci h.ur m. hen was or tho 
 WI m. ... .u.. and named n. ~ uH m. name chosen m- .ome raa.oa ... .. ... .... IT. -... m m. band
 .r.. ..... Ind u name which .... VIII. .N and .t l.d uo.
 . .... r.-.ru Eso-r .o- r.n. H. III. ... ue desired was .. nm. proper n.... -.. arh ar ... ..r M t.. constitution
 . .. ...r .H... .ho n.me .. ... ... ... would ..- as sponsor and Mrs. Quinn W.s unau m.. u. Quinn was wis., .r. TT. E.. n. .me and le. .. H. ... ..... week. .n .. rHe nnf.o' u m. ..m. ... I.r. M. struck ......- .. ... r. v.s rn. ready. n. ... know when |. would h. r..|r .r. .... r ... ready mo nu-n.... cont. b. nanuei a. .' which r.. would ae and nher.
 wont. n. ......
 ~.. .. ... 0..- TH. U.. r.... ... m. h...He and .H. H..r Hu... .. .e r.m. ar. m. par. II. .a....I ....e.. .hIre has boon ...H.| ..r a.. easily and Vitt- .u rmE. n.. M. urr, moi notified ,.. He.a'. atar ...r m. paper s ah.e fo i'm. . u.. .r...r thank GoI .. ..... . t.. .r fo con.
 m. ..m... huoS and n..... ".. platinum
 Tn. H..... ...enun %. No ..m..r .. ... Tn. ...0..rr to Hl .. TT. ..
 Na.l.. m. seventh ..00- tor .... Y. h. rmt by I'll. e r -.....r Construction oor- r..... ... .t was launched n. .. .a.s moro -har .. r.- .u.... ts t.e ship
 .. dow. ... n.H Mrs. Hor w. O...-..m 0. "....n. broke bot. 1T. .... m. bow.
 E... t.. h. Hs nar.o.. .H. m ... H... H..r.. loan came a..er e ... bono. .l naming taH .U The H.I ann. was Wee r0...t
 .WH MT. Buckingham u d0 a.r.-- part. ..-. Mrs uo.nh Ehr horn Mr. Edward c0o.ueaauand Miss r.. HuH.r
 r...ne Tn. launching tUe G
 sr".- corporation e.se a f.n.. ..I delicious luncheon m the U0.H .H Tn addition ta m, ramHHe part. nr named uer. Mr. and Mn. IT. Cav. o. .re Emar nr H'... Corporation R v Jones' J r.E... ..| " q Davidson. al of .r. e u sa.lI.r Construction corporation
 r. ...... rrt HHa hroo.. .r diamond. .uI arnH.rcs e" r platinum r.. sponsor was .fo.er hr n. Federal Eraro Bank o' srr rnr....'
 r.. .~n.". launched r fu ... .Hn ... ... day of ue mher ra'. T. Nn.. mako. ...." t H sHnHr- launched m tM t.-f .a t.r months Valdez Mine.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

The Elm Of Juneau arc to have Christmas tree at their hall on Mon day night December 29. Go be pre- codod by a free show for kids at tho Palace An che children on Che Channel have been invited.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
GETTING BETTER

Rcx Early vlo wa In 5. Ann hospital for several dma suffering from a scvcrc cold is now much Im. proved
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
W0RNNa Ar TREADWELL

0u. WI.m.rn formerly O, fhe Jensen Hardware 'ore has asen a position u H. Treefucu machine shop.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19
CONGREGATIONAL
 CHRISTMAS TREE

Fine Program and Christmas Tree Sunday Night-santa Win
 Be There
 Arrangements have been completed for Che annual Christmas treo exer- ciscs at Che Congregational church next Sunday evening. December 2l. .at 7.f5.
 Everyone Is welcome to bo pres ont at Che exercises. and without Q doubt there win be plenty Of enjoy mcnt for all
 old santa Claus has promised Go bo present and as it is hnc alc.ghiug ing weather there is no doubt that he win keep his engagement The candy chat win be siven out Is Che ril or Mr. and Mrs. p. R. Bradley and Che apples were given by Mr. aud Mrs C. w Russell
 The following win bo Che program Song. "Joy Go thc World .
 Congregation Recitation. Welcome ........
 Josephine Corbett Recitation "Be0ccUora of Small Boy ou Chrlatmos Roy Daniels Song. "Up. Up in Che sky'
 Primary Glass Recitation. "Tbc Way to Hold Your Hands" Mona Carlson Recitation. IfI Wcro santa Claus
 Leland SWmson Recitation. "Tbc Christmas sc- crcf" Wua WirtUuon Exercise. snow Fako.' -
 Primary ClaH Solo. "BoIo.ce An Yo Lands
 Nyrna Bland Recitation Eucs, Wcsehonfeldor Recitation. "rhc rinc Our Chr.at- mas Trce' ........ Esther Wranon. Vcu Thur
 man. Mahio sturrock
 Alta Bland Recitation. "Thc Of Year and Che New" Esther Davis Recitation. "Tho Christmas Rau- road" Arthur Nc3s Orchestra Selection ...... Mamie Feus. R.ca N.omi phl-
 p Burke. Gordon Gray Drcctcd by Mrs. Felix Grayl Recitation Angus Clair Recitation "poor papa" -
 Alberta Galwas Recitation "ChrIstmea Boiia'.. Alvin Moody Tccl Worue-kc
 Lawrence Car.aon. Alec
 Surrock Exercise Primary Glass saur "Thc Ltuc Town of Bo,h- lchem" Claa Thrca Recitation. "Tbc Home Of santa Caus" Elizabeth Robertson Recitation "Tbc Cohlns' -
 Daniel Liv.o Daet David and May Ramsay Recitation Florence Swanson Recitation Louis Martin Recitation Mao Fraser Recitation "The Shepherds and Wise Mems Gifts" ......
 Geucucyo Martin Song "Giadiy Ador.rr tho King Harriet sey Myua Bland Mary VcsoIa. Emma Gau Mar
 cha Sey Selma Aalto Recitation "Dou't Gr.orc for fhe old Yo1r' Elizabeth Fraser Recitation. "Letter of a Bad Boy to santa Claus" David Ramsay Song School Recitation Johnnie Martin Recitation May Ramsay Exercise ............ Robert LiyIc. James Ramsay
 and Ellsworth Thurman sour Elsie Edm.ston Address Roy Mcqueen Orchestra Selection ...... Gordon Cray Johnnie Gius
 Douglas Cray David Ram
 say Charlie Patterson Dialogue. "Tho Mond.oant' - Trio. "Tbe Angels Song lFearID Mrs Cahnl Mrs Richards
 Mrs. LcNo.r "Good Night' ............... Erbert Bowcn. Josephine
 Chr.stoc Louis Martin
 Eleanor Irvine
 CHRISTMAS BOATS Tho Christmas boat for Gas..uoau Channel this year win likely bc Che steamer Alaska. which Is due Go leave Seattle tomorrow with three days. mail Some Christmas meu win .ukoiy arrive here on the steamer ! |City Of Seattle. which Is due here Sunday
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

Masks and Wigs at Guys Drug Store
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

Masks and wigs at Guys Drug Store.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-19

Gordon Cray Johnnie Gus Douglas Gray. David Ram
 ay Charlie Patterson Dialogue. "Thc MondIoant t - Trio. "The Angels Sone" lFclrisl Mrs Cahll Mrs Richards
 Mrs. LeNoIr Good NiFht' ............. Erbert Bowcn Josephine ChrIatoc. Louis Martin
 Eleanor Irvine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-29
N. Y. THEATRE SEATS $3.50
White Way Musical Shows Boost
Price and Others VIII Follow

New York, Sept. 20.-Not only have
the more successful musical shows ad-
vanced their prices to top scale of SO
and $3.50. but indications along the
Great White Way are that a general
advance of prices is due.
Most of the Broadway theatres have
charged $3.50 for the best orchestra
seats since the ordinance forbidding
ticket specializing went into effect.
With the war tax added. the admission
is S2.75 where it formerly was 81.
The Ziegfeld Follies," at the New
Amsterdam Theatre, because of its
lavish and artistic staging, is able TO
command $3.50 already for its evening
orchestra seats. The Greenwich Vii
lage Follies." at the Nora Bayes,
which has made hit, has a top scale
of So. ''The Shubert Gaieties.' at
the Forty fourth Street, also charges
So. Other popular plays, such as THE
Royal Vagabond," at the Cohan &
Harris, can find plenty of people will :
ing to pay SO on Saturdays and holi
days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-29

steel workers union, from charges Of
radicalism, he said:
"You have not heard OF them making
revolutionary speeches in this strike. "
and added that both Of them had re-
nounced radical theories years ago.
Judge Gary's refusal to meet the two
men, on the ground that they did not
represent a majority of the employees on
strike, was censured by Mr. Gompers
who said that Judge Gary would have
been in a better position to know If
Fitzpatrick and Foster represented the
men had he conferred with them.
MEN Are in the Right
"It is unthinkable that this strike
will be lost said Mr.. Gompers. ut
is bound to win. because the men arc
in the right. They are striking for
better living conditions. Throughout
the world the mind of the worker is
awakening to his right to enjoy fair
play. He realizes that il is this for
which he made sacrifices during the
dark days Of the war.
ANY lowering of labor standards or
wages now would be n calamity. II
would bring about q crisis. With lower
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-29

wages consumption would decrease and
with less consumption there would
necessarily have TO be Curtailment of
production. Reversely, a recognition
OF the principle of fair play on the part
Of employers will increase our prosper
ity.
''In support Of the contention that
the. strike was fomentcd by agitators Il
has been pointed out that William u.
Foster, secretary of the national com
mittee for organizing iron and steel
workers. once advocated syndicalism.
aud that John Fitzpatrick. y chairman of
the committee, was an extremist. These
men long ago have renounced those
Teachings. Besides. if they still be-
lCved in them today. you have not
heard of their making any revolution
ary speeches in the present strike.
Just because Fosters record has
been unearthed and it has been found
that he once advocated syndiCalism is
no valid reason why 300 600 or more
Workers should BE- discreditpd. The
conduct Of the strikers has been ad e
mrablc. The good order alone has dis
proved the statement that the strike was
stirred up by revolutionary interests. +"