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Show T11E MOUSING EXAM1XE1J, OGDEN. i he TEM PERANCE UTAH. (Continue 4 1 from Page designs, NEWEST PRETTIEST MISS patterns bought an extra large jhipment in order to get the BIGIIT TRICES and we will give our patron the benefit of these prices. Come and leave your order before the choice of the itock has been sold. PAINT CO. GRIFFIN 5281 WASHINGTON AYE. Seeds Seeds Gar Jen and Flower Seeds A MISS MABEL M. CHARP1E LEOTA S. KENNEDY FULL AND COMPLETE LINK. Pratt's Poultry Pood and Lie KU-l- r. Tha famous Columbia and Piatts Stock Remedies. Domestic imported. Hay, Grain and High Patent produce. Prompt delivery. FLO U R Utah Feed & Prodace Co. Phenes. nil Wash. A GENEROUS -- - OFFER (I) ' we supply our patrons. Prompt reliable ami at low cost Any tlmo yon any wsll bo on your Job and bandit It npedltloualy sad wall. . ALLEN TRANSFER CO. FLsss SI for yours. Selecting Wedding Gifts HE WOULD STEAL ACORNS. And. Now, if the county ' fair bad really been making money and aha directory should aay this year: Here are these temperance people, they are working hard without remuneration to make this town better; they are training our children and young people in the way they should go, and they need money to cany on tha work. Suppose we let them take charge of tho fair this year and keep all the money they mnkef" That would have been n generous offer. . Going heck to the offer of tho groceryman would it not he better for anyone who thought of going into buslines a, to start something of hi own where the customers would not ho prejudiced on aocount of tho wormy dried fruit of tho former proprietor, end where they would not have to mix up with tho dram shop customer SOCIALIST If it be found that the offer of tho secretary of tha Fair ssociatlon was made in good faith, of course, it deserves consideration by the temperance people. Wo hope that they will not bo unduly biased by anything that may appear in this department, as occasionally some one, wholly without authority, inserts articles and headlines, for which even the editors at this department should not bo held responsible. CALIFORNIA NEWS. punled peo- Pardon tho suggestion that eur Judgment and experience may to of soma aid. Presents of gem and other Jewelry are always In order, and you art assured of Pie choice when you behold the display at W..U BUSWELLS, the Jswslsr. Two Poors North of Wright's. CARL E. PETERSON SCO GROCERY MEAT DREAM OF KANSAS MOVING PICTURES i Anaconda, May lnjudgs. Winslow sentenced Frank Carpenter,' aged 16, to fifty years at hard labor for the places Many of the Vallejo licenses expired murder of John Johnson, an aged April 1, and the .town authorities ranch hand. An accomplice, a boy of would not venture to renew them. 14, Js still to bo - triad. Carpenter The disgruntled saloon men held a says moving plnturea prompted him to meeting and employed as their attor- murder and rob Johnson. ney to secure licenses, anyhow, an of the state--a man of InA BRIGHT IDEA OP SOCIALISTS glorious memory, who years ago vetoed tha righteous bills for which the The following 1 a bright idea that ' good people of tho state had dona occurred to a Socialist writer: much hard work. will as sea ws The it today saloop ' Berkeley liquor men defied the ver- - not exist, because the immense profits diet at the late election, and saloons now going to all who make or sell it opened in full force. The town au- will he abolished; intoxicating liquor thorities have Just passed a stringent will, in all probability, still be used, ordinance to cover the special case but an absolutely purs article someand close thorn nil. j thing million cannot now drink, not i having the meana will he made, and TEXAS C. o. D. LAW EFFECTIVE. drunkenness will in consequence be , greatly lessened." The Associated Prohibition Press Those of us who have thonr'it much says: about the drink problem had supposed The C. O. D. law passed by the Tex- that no one still held to those long' as legislature In February, has been s theories, that pure" pronounced constitutional by the fed- liquor is harmless and (hat having eral courts. The law taxes all express the government taka over tbs sale of agents, backman, freight agnate or Intoxicants, would lessen a drunkards other rertisa delivering C. O. D. pack-- ; desire for the etuff if fas once got n ages of liquor either la prohibition or W,lff of jt. license territory 16.000 annually, and j xi,a purer Uquor is the more alcohol the local authorities may impose a there will be and that wiU not make similar tax. less intoxicating. This baa swept the express of- it Go ask tbs of South Carofices of ' all that objectionable lina if the salepeople of liquor by the govt an dike Jug trade, prohibi- emment lessened drunkenness. Is not " being tion law evadWhy, if liquor should ho given sway law ed. This keeps Texas as clear of so that there would bo no profit at C. O. D. liquor as the passage of tho would not discourage tho drunkLttlefleld-Dolllve- r hill would hare nil, it done. Indeed, we do not now need ard. that law. This is n sure way of outTEMPERANCE NOTES. witting g dilatory congress. County Attorney Jeff McLean of During the past thirty yeara there Tarrant, while raiding a gambling den run in connection with tho most sty- died in Europe, ns ths result of allish saloon in Fort Worth, was shot coholic drinking, 1,600,000 people This is mors than died as the result of killed. by a gambler and. instantly Other officers were wounded, and the ell the warn of the whole nineteenth gambler killed. That fearless officer century. did not die in vain. The legislature The brewers of Texas hare assessat ones passed a law making It n felony for any person to run any kind of ed themselves 30 cents per barrel, n gaming house or ten-pialley or amounting to 169,360, o push'ths camfor the owners of nay building to per- paign again local prohibition in that mit such to bo run in snqh building. state. Texes is now three-fourth-s proThis law went into immediate effect, hibition, and the other quarter is rapwho violate it will serve terms idly on ths way. and nil from two years up in the stats peniThe cases of drunkenness la the tentiary. This legislature win go on record stats at New Hampshire; which were as being the bravest of nay to data in deemed had enough tp require punTexas, and we have had many bravo ishment, and In which ths primer legislatures. . did not escape by paying hla fins and And now tho counties containing costa, but went to the workhouse, inour large cities win bring on cam- creased from 437 under ths old regime paigns to vote county option. Already (prohibition) to 1,(37 under ths new several counties containing cities of (high Ucsnse). ten, fifteen or even twenty thousand Inhabitants have prohibition and enEighty-siend cighttenths per cent joy tha consequent prosperity in ev- of nil the incorporated towns in Virway. ery without saloons. Elections are being worked up for ginia are the inhabitants of Over the state the counties containing the cities of live Inof nosaloon territory. Nearly and Austin. Waco Fort Worth, Pallas, of ths saloons of tho state near one-hal- f Miii gad Fortis Worth beingto eo have been dosed sines the Anti can for each other, it expected League was organised. elections in these two counties on tho same day. In ths commissioners' report to the PASSES RESIDENCE Kaiser, it is shown that th German WISCONSIN people have consumed alcoholic DISTRICT BILL. during the past year to the The residence district blU has Just amount of $760,000,000. The' Kaiser's commissioners report that drinking Is passed the Wisconsin assembly. This on the Increase, this Increase provides that any district of from 100 steadily per annum to 1.009 Inhabitants may vote out sa- amounting to $1Z5,000,000 loon from lta territory, provided that la late years. When tho Kaiser read of ths coiribilMlonen it is a residence district, and that no this part he cried, An increase of sis block within Its borders has for hundred millions in Are years! Why, of it ufrontage stores, mercantile or manufacturing establishments. the Yankees themselves Could not Reports show, that there This Mil to next in Importance to the iland It option MIL not yet acted upon. was a long discussion between the county - Xhe senate has concurred In the d- - Kaiser sad loners as to , n x two-third- MARKET a-loon m want 2"-hiesd to cut down living 0 and soo ns and ha for. 24th and Grant II; 111 Independent ra re-por-ts one-thir- d A. 36 gravis. First Natl Bank Phans 6(5 K. a WOODS A CO. Architects. 14 A 67 First Bldg-Bai- l Dentist. 1 1 4 Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. Ofldcn, Utah. Both phsnea. Notary In office. end 14 316 Coolae Jewelers . Building. AGEE A MCRACKEN. it, 64 and SI First National Bank Bldg. Phonon ISAKSON. 170 Clock and Watch Maker end Jswslsr end Optician. Dealer In Art Goods end Notions, Victor Talking Msehinss and rscsrde, 25B2 Wash. Avsnus. 2nd SL Mil 'phone. Pianos CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- MUSIC S CO, "The House of Quality. Everything known in music. 2414 Wash. Ava Ths OPERA BARNEA Musis Dsslsr. HOUSE SLOCK. G- - Printers GEO. HARTLEY Offiss 3374 WashBeth phonos 771 ington Avs. 160 M. ' A. BETLZER. it VOLNIY C. BUNNELL Attornsy-et-Law- estimate. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO . Ns. 2300 and 2301 Wash. Avs, ascend hand seeds bought and sold. Both phsnss 1144, Watchmaker and Jswslsr. 26th Mpjsr Drag Store. . a C. Plain and decorative painting nd pspsrhsnging. Ns charge for Furnishings J. K A FARNSWORTH Painters DR. P. A. COOK. Office, Ecclss Building. Ogdon. Utah. House Nat Bank B'dg. Both Phans A. U SCOVILLE, PRINTER. Opposite postoffice. Both phsnss. Csunsslsrs-at-Law- , Ladies Tailors Ball IQS. Ind. $A A. 0. HORN, Attorney at Law. Over Badoen Drug Btero, Wash. Ava. . Photographers A. NELLES, LADIES TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Suits 4047 Lewis Block. Ind. - Phsns Auditors and Accountants 16$. .Livery Stables JOB. MacLAUCHLAN, Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Offiss Room 42, First National Bank building. Ind. Phsns 4701 WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Food Stables. Phsnss: Bsll (11; Independent 71 X 23$ Twsnty fifth BtrosL -- Qty Florists FEED A SALE STABLE A Ct, Props. Livery nd Bearding. Phsnss: Bell HOY, Ind. 600.. E21I Washington Ava OQDKN FLORAL CO. Flsral Artists. .Btsrs 413 Twenty-fourth at. Qrsnnhsuss opposite Qlsnwsod park. Phsnss, Bsll 634k, Ind. MX Masonry and Cement Contractors OGDEN J. F. Everett THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut fiowsrs always an hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse eer. Jeff croon nvs. and Twentieth sL W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phenes Ball 3MZ; Ind. MX . ; X P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION COXsntractsro and Builders of Beware Csmsnt Walks, Street Paving and Gravel Reefing. 421 ttth sL Calla-Llllls- B. VAN DER SCHUIT. STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florists. C holes and Bsddlng Plants of all kinds. Give us a sail. Storo 287$ Wash. Avs. THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grads Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2467 Wash. Avs. Beth 'Phonos. Real Estate Agents CARL C. RABMUSSON Real E stats. Loans, Rentals and First National Firs InsuranoA Bank Bldg. Ind. 'Phsns 47A WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real estate, liuursncs M4 Invert msntA 10$ Males Building, sum cressr ts N. H. Ivsa JOSEPH BALLANTYNB. Director Ogdsn Tafcsreksls Choir. Vslss Building Specially. SMlls 2633 Crohard Ava Live Stock, Ranohee, City Property. Homes on sasy paymsnta. 2414 N..H. IVEA . Punsral designs sf all kinds; out flowers and potted plants. .All sr. den promptly filled, Phsns M0Z. 740 Twenty-eightsL L. WEBER, Photographer. Every varisty of phots art work. 143$ Wash, ova KELLY A HERRICIL Gsnsral Inauranes, Loans and Rants Ia Rsal Estate Invsatmsnta s and Cut Flswsra every day. Ws think our prices ts bs ths Iswsst. Pot plants In monthly. LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protogrephsr; Studis Artistic, S4$$ Washington Avsnus, Ogdsn, UsX A picture that looks like ys Music and Instructors VARNEY PLORAL CO. Rossa, Carnations, Laying nil --other confd.emUona aside, ths supreme foil of ths Socialist Party to exhibited in ita claim that ths greatest strength of tbs workers is developed in political action. Tha day before and the day after election ths workers are divided agzlust each other on the economic field where craft rights often override the rights of ths working class. Ths entire body of workers may assert itself in a strike against one individual whoso natural powers fores him upward to a higher plane. Of what nse la such a ballot? The efficiency of ths ballot In the hands of ths workers depends upon ths degree of economic solidarity that underlies It. In fact universal suffrage has been obtained In European countries by economic action on the part of the workers. The Socialist party builds air castles with the paper ballot which is Weaker than a woman's tears; Tamer .than sleep, fonder than Ignorance, Less valiant than the virgin in the night. And skllleis si unpracticed infancy," unless it Is backed bv the might to enforce It. That might Is not subject to ths demand of politics 01000, but must come through industrial organise) Ion along working class tinea That 1a tbs stats of affairs that ths editors of this department while members of the Socialist Party. The members of ths W. C. T. U. have wit enough to welcome other temperance societies as hut the Socialist party proved itself too narrow to tolerate any of Ita own members with Socialist Labor party sympathisers. If it's a fair question, do tho editors of the Temperance Department settle ell questions including the Uquor question by assuming off hand that there Is no question at sU but simply n case of tweedle-duand twecdle-dee- ? MISS ALMA BAUER, Teacher sf PianA Bsll Phsns Studio, 230$ Adame S2Hd Ind Phsns 5442 A. Wash. Ava Phono 13H. W. B. WCDELL Real Estate, ' Lsane, Insurance and Rentals. 2461 Washington avs, Beyls block. Both' phsns e. Cut-Plsws- Carriage Mfg. OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Har. vesting Machines, Wagone, Buggies and Tops Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Ava Bsll Phsns 1240Y, ERNEST MRa R. P. HUNTER Tesehsr sf Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Also PIsnA Stud In 224S Quincy Ava DENT MOWREY ' Plans end Bldg. HOWARD, a P. A. ISAKSON. Bell PETER UNANDER, Contractor and Builder, 9th 8L Bsll phone $76 Z. GEO. OI.MSTEAD, Teacher at PIsnA Mil phsns 341-Studis, 14$ Washington Avshua Cleaning and Dyeing Pocatslls. Ogdon. ELITE CLEANING CO, Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietors. Both Phsnss. !$ H CELESTE CONROY. Lats Pupil of Leopold Godswsky at Berlin, Germany. Instructor of musts In tha Stats Industrial BchsoL Studis at 300 E5th Street. Phsnss, Ind, 400; Sell, ISA Paper-hange- rs John N. Ford and Dscorstsro and Designers. Bsll 'phsns 24SX. Leave srdsra at Beyls Furniture Co. Established ' W. N. PEIRCE. Rsal Estate, Notary, Firs and Llfs Inauranes, 413 24th sL Both phones. Transfer Companies j; ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albs rn Allan, Proprietor. Furniture Vans nd Stsrags. Cabs at a moment's Notice. Office 412 26th sL 'Phsns a TRANSFER VANA Flans moving a specialty. 323 14; 25th. Both phsnss 2SX JOa-A-Loft- A E. MALAN W. X MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. . Vans, Drays and Baggage WagsnA Our apsclsltlsa - PIsnA Furniture nd Bate Moving; Steragn. OfficA 408 25th sL Sss Slades PhensA SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day sr nlghL Vana, Dzays and Baggage WagsnA Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busses Office, Ini. 224; Bsll 220; Rss, Bsll $40. All Kinds of Transfer Work. Offiss 40$ Twenty-fift- h BtrosL MSI. A A. MULLER A BON, Dsslsr In Wall Paper, Paper Hang- ing, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. Ws are authorities on wood finishing. 26(2 Wash. avs. opposite Library. InX Phsns. (, ly Is a wage slave. He. unlike tbs chattel slave, to at liberty to leave at any tlmo but tho whip of hunger and cold soon brings him hack to hla work. Again It matters not to tho masters today whether a wage slave la killed or malmrd for there ia always a great body of able bodied ones reedy to take hla place. Tbs tools at production sad distribution are owned and controlled by the capitalist dual and aa a consequence are lord and .master over the working claae and will remain ao until the worker orby their industrial and political ganization take and hold all they pro- Ineuranes, 113 Eoslss Bldg. 22. Tsschsr at Qlutar and Mandsllra Rssldsncs 304 33d SL InX Phsns Directory X' W. MEEK. ' Plumbing end Hasting, Rsmsvsd from ths 2$th SL shop ts 164$ Wash. A ve. Ind. 'phsns. 1 1 E. REDFIELD. Painter and Contracting Plumbers 4111 1$X 113X Office Contractor and Builder, and shop at neldsncs, 600 4th at, West Ogden, Ball phsns 4SIX. HOPE OF WORKING CLASS. X Phsns J. M. PORRI STALL. Bursty SendA Rsl Eitats and OEORGE A. HORN, Real Estate, Leans and Insurance. First National Bank Building. el MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. st General 35$ Ind. 2360 WalL Contractor and Builder. Box 3$$. Phsns S17Z. P. ' Cello. Wcdell-KleeInd. 750, Bell 1134. MRA Rear of 24647 22nd phone, 2 BIZ. JONES. BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teacher sf PIsnA Builders FRED M. W, Plans, Cabinet, Organ end Hah msny. Studio 3343 Wash, Ava Contractors and eon-front- The only thing that will ever benefit ths working class is ths abolition of tho wage system and ths Inauguration at the Industrial Republic. Ths wags slavery to which ws are subjected today is equal, if not worse than tho chattel slavery of the that existed before ths war. In ths days of chattel slavery the black dive was kept subservient to his master by the same method aa hla horse. If his horse would not mind, he could whip It Into submission. Should the animal escape ho was quits sure to have it returned to him, but when it was not returned it was only a change the same with ths of master. It business proposition slave. It was with tho master to keep hla slaves in first-clas-s condition. A finger, an arm or an eye gone or Injured would mean a lowering of valuation. How to it with the wage stove? He la kept subservient to Ms master, not exactly by the same method but by an easier one. He is not whipped into submission by the whip of leather but the whip of hunger and cold. The chattel slave was forced to work where the .wage slave is forced to beg for work. In ths days of handicraft one could for a paltry sum bdv tods necessary to make shoes, clothes, or whatever else was ia demand and work for ones self. It to different today. To make shoes by hand in competition shoes or' for a with tho factory-mad- e teamster to compete with a railroad in transporting passengers or freight would mean snldde. If the shoe maker makes shoss he must have access to tho modem machinery so ns to make them as good and sell ns cheep as his competitors and then he needs the assistance of many more workmen In order to operate the machtn ery. 80 Ms day of individual wort has gone and cooperative work Is in its place. Not bring able to own o' operate ths machinery by himself h perforce sells Ms labor power to the owner of tho machine and consequenb Leading Dentists p. d . ple. Architect. The 8ocialiat party prates of establishing the initiative and referendum aa a pert of government. As a matter of fact, there la more initiative end referendum possible in the Salvation Army than in the Socialist Party. From hla point of view the Salvationist la on affairs throughout the country through the War Cry." The member of ths Socialist Party who doss not rssd ths Naar York People has absolutely no means of knowing any more of ths situation than his privets editors and party committeemen choose to let him know, which to a very little falsely colored. It ia a noteworthy fact that wherever ths Socialist Party Socialist" papers circulate ths Socialist Party vote decreases is an .astonishing manner. Ths Ortola" of Salt Laks finish ad tho Socialist Party vote before it died and ths Chicago Dally Socialist" lust seven votea to ths Socialist party Into election, it is a poor rile that woat work both wayo. If tho Socialist Partv counts on ths Chicago Socialists Organisation Number" to build the party It must acknowledge effects already produced. Pay your dues Is good but paid dues are hatter.' Ths Socialist party local la in arrears to the state and ths stats to in arrears to the national to such n extent that the whole stats la outside ths Socialist party organisation and an honest accounting would saddle the socialist party with a millstone comparable only to a church mortgage. Tho truth ia when yoar tongue to tied and yon are paralyzed in regard to tho balance of ths Socialist party your last recourse Is anarchy. Not organisation but to hell with the constitution" that la tho logical end of ths Socialist party. . is a poser for many a. . . Attemey-at-Law- In trying to describe what would be the state of affairs under Socialism a Socialist writer qf the lately divorced local party unconsciously described both Maine and Kansas under prohibition. Following is tho description: You will not see a poorly dressed or poorly fed, or poorly housed parson." (That's Maine and Kansas all right).. Shoddy goods, adulterated foods, sweat shops, and tenement houses will vanish, but Jails, penlten-tentlarland soma inaans asyplums will still have to be maintained in which to incarcerate the hereditary descendants of the now predatory, idle class and the descendants of their poor victims, who, under this present vllllanous competitive system are stunned and maimed la brain and body." The above description is nil right except that Jails and insane asylums are so few in those states that it look as if the hereditary descendants" have all either got well or migrated to other states. But SoriaUsm was not the rauo of this desirable stats of affairs. No; the benighted people of those states have Just out out tha drink" and gone right on working la competition. , But tho competition doesn't rankle, for although soma have more than enough of this world's goods, all have enough. . T Architects sub-gette- One alckeni at the thought of trying to describe tho effects of the liquor traffic upon tho careers of men end women, undermining health, character, material prosperity, happiness, every form of weUbeiug. He who would vote to give it license and the protection of government because of the financial return it will bring, 'ould vote to agree to the u, trlin wrreckers, would yearn for gold the character of his barter We also gather that any one who honor of hla would sell tho has the temerity to paint out what none, for the dirty money of the daughters looka like mistakes, is offered the use ruiaer of womanhood. of all, the mistakes they are able to professional Home Herald. The secretary of the nary has repasted the announcement that a United States navy yard cannot afford to be fringed with seloona, end the town at Vallejo has to reduce the number of ealoone, or the ships of the navy needing repairs will be sent to other sirrics pivt The report that the temperance peo- pie of Ogdeu yrlll take charge of tha Weber county fair is. we fear, like the report of Mark Twain's death, Greatly exaggerated." lemon to Offering this squeeze tho temperance people Is very much ae If a groceryman who was carrying a sideline of liquor should suddenly wake up to the fact that he had allowed hie grocery business to run down to almost nothing end that his customers were all drinkers, and then should offer to continue the liquor shop on one side of tho store while some one else took over the good will" and customers'' of the grocery part We understanding that the part of tha fair business which has bam built up at the expense of tho remainder, namely tha horse rao- is to he continued ns in former NORTHERN b tha character of tha transfer bill, making the smoking of cigareta by those under sixteen years of age a punishable offense. was tho leadLicenss or ing Issue in many communities. la many cases the struggle was desperate. with a small majority either way. la Blanchard ville, license carried by one vote, and in Omaha (town) by only nine voles. Special I r444 44 t l 4fr H 6 I I 8 Ogden Business Directory 12 ) d EDITORIAL COMMITTEE 4 CLUB. coras a politlca!. Individual-ruleporation." Whatever the Hearst league may hs the Socialist parly la a travesty or democracy and a shambles for any workers who continue to Invest time and money in It. The Socialist party la not n medium for the exchange of idea because the newspapers which it booms and circulates are private property and serve the ends of their owners. These papers can any part of the Socialist paralyze , part-organization, at will and this la const axtly June in fact, it is a policy of thee papers to recognize the Socialist party only insofar as it is a catspaw and As to concentration the Socialist party has been successful in concentrating what should he democratic functions In the hands of a national executive committee who ably seconds the privately owned press by refusing point blank to furnish the namss and addresses of local secretaries MRS. CLAYTON COOLlDGE 1J amount. o CONDUCTED BY W. C. T. U. 1007. 12, 'f reducinj li.is iHwi-ibilii- THE MARXIAN DEPARTMENT MAY SUNDAY, 44 44 Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, ear-po- t cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture paeksd for shipping. 447 25th BtrosL Both 'PhensA ! 44-H- 4 44 H4I M4f44fl k This being a new phe- to explain their position or answer nomena, it must needs bo expressed In our charges Ales another than a medieval art Why do people Join ths various temperance sodstles? According to them PROFITA all tho credit of latent! on that we claim Join with a Capitalists aim at profits; hcaos, view tofor ourselves,thethey traffic. liquor abolishing lnvea-tlo- n will use theoretically, they aay Why do people Join Socialist or process that will rsducs ths They Join with the cost of a commodity; a decreased cost of production means more profits; In avowed purpose at putting aa rad to aa Industrial system that makes a p recti oe, however, it is often difficult to carry the theory Into effect, as that commodity of human tabor. Suppose for ths sake at being hall would involve the destruction of mon- fellow well met" with the man at tha opolies, or enormous sums of capital. temperance organisation The oil trust has patents la its safe, people, your with the moderate drinkduce. purchased with a view to warding off compromises the coal sf aper, putting thereby while electrification, competitive ruin; an lntemperanoo. hi such a proval ORGANIZATION VS. ANARCHY. Is in the end. Imposthough cheaper end after argument has foiled sible on tho railroads because of the crisis consoleatioue the prohibitionist will of capital it which A cartoon inscribed On to Battle," immenae displacement add tha and organization quit reachwould Involve. Capftaltom has ho has left ts ths long Hot of active and depleting a body of workingmen ed a where it Interfere with its supporters of ths liquor traffic. rushing forth with hammers, dubs, own stage evolution. perfect In modem etc, to lacking would move aymboltom. Such a body During the progress of the Interna-ttouFOR THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE on to slaughter before the machine y sports show In Berlin a ANSWER. . juns of capitalism. What ia required tost for runabouts will be held indue-rialleis the symbolism of modem Will (he one who stated that aha Ths Wool of Germany club, whoso which, organised la and Maahaim, has ofall the nerve centers or pro- had rssd both statements of ths eaass headquarters are at for $1,000 cup fered touring care. a In Socialist and of ths the can take party, split tection and distribution, for at ths contested will hs Ths ths read oup she us where capital-etout lock the Jail and kindly told capital 000 mllss hstwssa over ad of r August atiocal Intern uo the kmg-from statement la labor of The power Like the one of heed lets aaeriflew hut well-ilaiDepartment people? We have Mauhelm sad rrankfort. new event thli It to the science searched long end dlllgaatly end have He roomer trophy tour, ed strategy. he aclenre of the net found oae, and concluded they will Include a rare on ths levs! road art of Industry, contest. a eA- -a lll . auawlHallw would consider it captions certifies" and a lahor'i battles. - pick-exe- al roMa-blUt- dom-Bati- c. Be-rlall- m a |