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THEMONTANA NEWS. VOL.II. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1904. WomenIn The SocialistMovement Therecent convention of the party in Chicago had in it seated as these women were not all states where women vote. where women have full voting at all elections, both houses of the holding state offices, are Colorado, Utah and Idaho.

TheSocialist party is the organization in this where women enter all its and work on the same terms Socialism stands for freedom and Socialists to mean women. the Socialist party is the domain of the movement, in Japan, Russia, Cermany, Spain for woman suffrage. demands economic universal individual If women could once this means to them, how of the ages would from old customs and they would unite in this movement with an ardor that they have never the superficial reforms that their attention. TheChicago women Mrs. Forbes of Wilkins of Cos Angeles, Mrs, Irene Smith of ()regon, Miss Carrie Iowa, Miss L.

II. Thomas Mrs. I.uella and Mrs. Cogswell of Mrs. of Denver.

MissWilkins is business the I.os Angeles Socialist. taken tin' course the ami is well posted on She can address in either or C.erman,^and made a most effective speech meeting of the filWII Chicago in both languages. is a kind hearted, woman who will make impression for our she goes. She has been in both the public and schools. Mrs.Irene Smith of Portland of the prominent members COftvmtion.

She has a way of speaking, points with telling effect failed to bring down the night she spoke against union proposition, the the galleries went wild, and screamed, and hats. Mrs. Smith is a k-haired and black-eyed about fortv. She has been minister, and student thought for many year she stumped on the occasion of elections. She enormous crowds and four members were to Parliament, sin- was in the S.

takes the position of that of the Socialist party known MissCarrie Johnson sentimental part of the by becoming afternoon in the parlors of House, the headquarters delegates, to Mr. Trillcr of Iowa. Mrs. Triller was a resident of Indiana. to Denver as the secretary H.

Wise at the time he the movements of in the west. While edited I in the of for 1 associate the tht: BYIDA CROUCH-HAZLBTT editorso the association is first-class partnership. MissThomas is the State of Wisconsin. She has practically the whole of her to work for the betterment She was well known writer of stories and verses, with the woman in New York, and Chicago and became Jane Adams at Hull she identified herself with movement she went where she worked with comrades, with the New York ami and finally went to Wisconsin as possessing in the best developed movement in the Mrs.Kray bill of Kansas is Organizer of that State. a student of the Mill's school, associated with the movement and has had experience in public work.

Mrs.Cogswell is also a graduate. She is a means and is able to give to Socialism wherever Theeditor has asked me to history of myself in with public movements, and with his request at the being thought perhaps a I was educated as in Illinois and spent years of my life in that came out to Cheyenne as one High School teachers and went down to Denver to place on a newspaper. I the west and several years became one of the of the Woman elation, and in this capacity all the state amendment since Colorado in 1895. to work for Socialism by in the state of Ctah sent from there to St. I.oris a- nationalcommitteeman two pears ago.That fall I headed the of as the i.tlist^candidate for congressman at latftji fact of which I am very proud, believe I am the only woman world who ever occiq led such Was afterwards organizer of Colorado, and am doing agitation work in Wisconsin.Mrs.

WiaonshStevens tbbottwas aprominent figure at the She was the organizer is the president of the Union, ati prepare women for joining movement. She is an pretty woman ith a for pretty reform dresses unconventional lines, and is up in the work sin- h.i:, Her seven weeks' baby first outing at the Socialist MissJosephine Conger is most Sin lalistsas the editor of department in the Appeal and had charge of this the work during tnc Conger is a young and woman full of enthusiasm good cause. Mrs.May Wood Simons admiration and the Chicago remarkable intellectual fine educational training able way in which she distinguished husband's efforts have made her an curiosity to the comradeship of Chicago. Put instead of in her the plain, severe female sc holar of tradi tionone is greeted by the sight of pink and white bit of with fluffy blonde hair toilets and a most laugh. Mrs.

Simons is of the Kvanston took the course at the at Hrussels with her She translates many of French and Cerman works American press, and is course in economics. She has children and there is of their being and Mr. Simons expect to a graduate course in they say will fully equal course. Mrs.Kate-Richards ()'Hare with young Dick aged Mrs. O'Hare is a has written and for Socialism, and her husband have been sefft by the national Socialism has its women, persevering, steadfast, the revolution.

These are that make history and conserving force from which world shall be built. IdaCrotch hajclktt. Socialismand Politics InPacrk County MYHENRY LYNCH, TRAVELING SOLICITOR Isolatedsome ten miles from on a spur of the is the town of Cokedale, mining camp, and fragmentary speckin the unending list of Rockefeller's countless Conl mining there is of nature, as the mine is character. A periodical which was not on the occurred last week. The out of four ignited the and the concussion was so which 'constitution 1 had the it shook the earth.

Fortunately corners clipped, split in the one was injured, although the and festooned with red ho ere a hundred feet were knocked off their miners are quitting in as there is to be an increase in the near future, the securing sufficient miners to in this hazardous work, is a to be dealt ith. The min sidesbeat. The members of are Socialists. The prize for was a of the Machinists Union to Governor Peabody for his active work in Socialists. The was given within the councils of Beautifully embossed it was enclosed within of the United States.

ComradePaird, operator of shops, is somew hat of a genius. He savored than does John of Park county John Hogan, as road you terriers, drilled. When John of Park says to his political you terriers, drill. Hogan has his saloon, and whether it purchasing of a pitch fork in ire Department stables, the of policemen, the fines, or the letting of a laying a street, or building the principals, in some form in all, are members of Workers Union, and on evince strong symton.s of of not a few, are beginning to as to why Mitchell sd be kept out of while Parry of the and his gang are head into the game. hasinvented a new telegraph which is a new departure in It is an alternate steel glass bar, placed upon a the six steel correlate with the highest of dots in the figure bars, which act as a makes the necessary the opening and closing of (Continuedon last page ToSocialists in Unorganized Territories.

AnSXtensive agitation must on during the and as many speakers issible should be placed in Under the constitution Secretary is empowered to Movementsof Socialists NationalHeadquarters, Mailly, Nat'l May. 2N, tfl Contributionshave been made National Organizing Lund refM to the amount of reported. fj.s45.4fl^total. ,60.06. Editorsof Socialist papers are to publish the enclosed to Local Secretaries in place in their next Ceo.H.

Ooebel has started on a western tour under of the National Secretary. Localsshould outline their the campaign right away their state secretaries thej intend to do. The is begun the more work done. inv entions of the are scheduled to meet as Mav Kentucky at Pennsylvania. Pittsburg; Washingtonat Seattle.

Mav so and o.New York, at Albany; Ohio, Mav 30. Wnterhurv. June 4, Vermont, July 4. lo.va, at Oneof the first contributions National Campaign fund of from the old Soldiers Home California to the amount of by Comrade lames J. lia Reeve Cohan is organizing work for the party in Deleware.

TheState Ouorutn of issued a stirring appeal to of that state to to keep one or more at work during the campaign. Thatall the Socialists have driven out of Telluride, Colo demonstrated at the election trustee on May 10. when votes were cast against the Combination capitalist election Socialists got 388, Good showing for id land. TheNational Secretary is able half tone cuts of Debs to Socialist papers for a piece, mail prepaid. be filled immediately.

Thecircular letter issued by Secretary to Local under date of May 20, given prompt attention and next local meeting after the Iranklin and Marion removed from I'bnois to where thev will work farm during the summer and their winters to for Socialism. circuitis perfected by deftly gliding deal direct with unorganized the bars by means of a ttecljand territories and in order ith outer covering of wood I they may have all the advantages Theunion labor movement is strong. There railroad unions, and live trades unions. The absence Trades Council is a slack the movement. Unskilled low wages here, and of hours are long, as of labor is unorganized.

Sonic work can be accomplished the A. U. The citv work is nine hours. union is Have a membership of During the machinists the Union Pacific, the bulge nine hundred and the largest amount given by t. escape contaet with the advantages gained are three pure from perators Paird has secured a patent, good results from his Whew but its Park county politics and out-weights Waite And that drops it a below mercury.

Johns ought to move to and take with them the That ought to make it Gomorrah in actual. It object lesson in obi party Amalgamated controls the in county affairs, is rent in tw ain corruption. me faction is thatthe National Headquarters it is necessary that tor this work should at ihe earliest possible date. Ifthis educational propoganda bring the results that all desire, it will depend on ie of assistance and the Comrades will give the office and we urge to their efforts toward work a real of Theattack of the cai italist will be directed against to a great extent this ami every Socialist in eor 1, Maryland. Nevada, North d.

South 1 linn, Utah, Virginia ami Wvommg Iwho desires to assis. in an utective anvlocal in the United States, mem 1 1 01 1 sa bershipconsidered. The car work-1 rt.prgSeiitcd by one. a Mr. Swindle- alul until the of the Rocky Moun no coricsjioi.il with the National Secre tainPell I elephone a member ofthe state legislature, who is an Amalgamated man; the other by JohnHogan, a Heinzeite.

Hogan isan eccentric fellow, and is known County's Tammany Chief. 11.1 I the campaign Heowns the city works teeth and toenail. What is known of him. which you could accept the lirst isthat some years ago he enu gratedto America from Ireland, as an policeman, and upon his arrival at Castle ersare solid. Also the of Railway hich has a membership of over in this local.

The brotherhoods were in week, in the interest of the servant bill. Theyare in the lobby Two ago after the as passed, the flunkeys defeatedit with the commonplace the law, and it was set political The men are wise now, profiting pollsclose in November, is asked arlth the National giving all the information Bible as to what assistance can in arranging for speakers, the following points: How often can you take a WhatBrOUId be the earlie-t date lichspeaker byexperience, and will put up one Onrdtn, donned officers garb and that will endure, so They will do nothing of The paid attorneys in or the court will kill otherwise thev will have passes or pottages the railroad companies. wage slaves learn to align Socialist movement, place men in office, and eliminate to legal corruption, take them seriously. (n Sunday morning the and the fiOOf of shop plaved a game of It was interesting. Iloth in constant service and four reversible The task of keeping score, heaped upon one machinist who seemed in ith both sides.

With frantic kept up with the game until reached three figures, lost his piilibrium, became himself, and moped llogans, anil later to the woods. gleaned from the ers conveyed the idea that both wentto work for Croker, where a very technical old party politics, under the of Crokerdom. Moving he went to work on the the Northern Pacific, was to foreman, and finally to the position of road severed connection (by the N. embarked in the business, and has by strategy, distanced the his ambition, and landed cock a lofum of Park Perceive the that are in store American youth, in that, an uncouth and greenhorn Irish lad, did persistency elevate from an humble turf digger distinguished rank of a in American politics, in a number of years. Thev sav both factions of the and in political matters his supreme.

Croker of New of Pennsylvania, or Daly of manv days for do you wish to arrange for Howmuch cm you the expenses of each or each day 5.Give names and addresses in other cities and whom the National correspond. Itw ill prove economical if routes can be arranged speakers can be sent as comrades mav desire or will warrant. Ilyclearlv answering the stating just what you von ill be able to do, the tl Secretary will be in 1 arrange and make known the campaign. Toprevent disappointment i a not be permitted to facts as to finances or of your local WilliamMaili.v, National sec'y, Povlston Dearborn Chicago, III. Politicsis the science of and Socialism is the science Montananever issued a political of politics..