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THE BUTTE DAILY BULLETIN (C ntiiuiied fIini P Fie Five.) tlint fromn our' viewpot i thlli :,roa, 1 lis staff of tile Bullhetin has 1lit lbee tl'r : i riqght on many occasimlls. and we havve1 asilumed "('vs1,lsibility, all of us, for what goes in the Billetill, and vy't iMr. C'an.'toell shifts the re spousibilityvoio i~ is editor colncerning the stalt lilliten of GOEiO\ EINOR STIEWAT1: Now. 11r. )Dunn. I. MR. DONN-, L iu seem 1 o t sumlie. (Governlor, that tile imomlent a mlian st(eps oil of priya e life-or a lady either for that inattetr--a'd takes all offi ial 1)osition; they are innulne fr'on cr'iticisam (iOVERINOR S"'E1,WA 1T: No. I don't. All?. DtUNS. l ,' o iaur ieln.ts wo(uld( hlad us ( illfe'(rl' t hat. That is hie i'1pr(es.ion got. If l he reverse is 1rue, simply Abecaus' I dlon't hl app1( to ht(, a lmelber( of ille State Council olf I) ,f t, I 1li vt no r'edlress. They canll vilify ie and say a'nivythi1, they like about me and( stay within the law. Pi'i t if I ani tmiii'l lle f 1() iel C(ouncil, I can call It heIn bhe f(i ,( Ill( ('Counlil anid giver lhemn a grillingi. I coli ask about the .irculatioi l ,f the papecr I can ask who finainces t I can ask what hliis reliti is; where they are )orn; what they iul tad to d(o (a yovair fr.dm now; any (ques tion I see fit io , sk t.lenl I can d,. it all because I happenl to be a lember of ot'e Sate (l n o ',I. if Defense aplpointed by the (i.kverQ(Vr (, f the !ale (if (.%. tan1(, a. iThat lto 1ec is simpll y absurd, becanus( the niolint llthe right of criticism onil the 1)at o :y cit zen is take, away, right then gov ('P'l11( lllt c('aslc 10 1 e a (de1() I i' ly. I ml 1 aintainL that I have the i1 "d;l, the idle1 '.:i; lt right t riiz tot crticize tel State Ctonil o(f D,.eise al- a hlody or as individuals. If we say alything lil',,- v,. ,ta'Ic 1, ' prosecutet(l for' it. If the matter is seilý.l) 10 . . ic ar' courtls t1( settle that. alth(i)ugh plersona 1 ae( it appears to be a far-fetched propositi,,. Now, we are bfiore 1the Stiac (' ,ii-cil of Defense. We are sull])ochdl .a' (onl i asno or aIntihe)'. The minute the mattelr is k1am iw the 1 lly" ]pey is of iI s state )proceeds to open 11:'ir inml th t,'ir , o(n ius. They started this m nl'lling. If 11I y d .'t wI, it e ,lpecial, wies, stating ab)so lute untruths, 1ey s) ai'ranglilg tlir headlines that the publie will g.. an e'tiireiy wrong 1l)pr(ssioln. 1ve ar t:li ii I" p.atlh in ills statill'e. with oin1 or two e(xc('eptiolis possibly, who art opl)osed to the Anaconda mining company, al d it is pl)ub) - .ia),wledge that this state is controlledl by thi Aun,,, ,i miling' c.panly, I tlont't care who denies it. It i,, .w, Illroi.'ghout the Unit(ed States that that is the jq ! the same as in other states lthv are ()w-id i:. ,,I )'r ,Irporations. They own the iindusiries: they eaI '., ing elinough pressure oni the officials ito do heir iliddlin', wLhethi. ' the off(icials want to d(o it or niot. riThose are all ifacts that have got to be taken into (tit, iderai ion. We know that lrat Ienlly every paper in the state is tid(r' the timinb of cor', .. os. '1They pub)ll)ish (heir stuff for them, starting; ii with Libl.;', Montana, down to l1e Liviing'stoi Elter'pris, Bl, illings ( azetic, the Miles (City Star, 1the lutle `'ir, the Alacou.(la Standard and the Helena Iidpe(.d)(1l(,'. ;(',.ause for sonli( years there has not )1(,, : i laper' ti-;, fought i hese interests, natur ally the lhiiigs that .>e are IDing 811d say look a little w(Irse than they rVeaiiv are. I can point to a ,.se where the loppo sition paper)'s i I -' state )fought aa far' .oirc bititer fight, a (lilti 1r figill 1h ,a we are. As a mattelr of' fact, we don't delve into fil Ii of that kiid. If we canl't heat a man on a poli,.y of fisl ink i it i o .t o its lilrits,- , on the merl'its (Iof the case, wve will los,. i',t will not atitak a luau's personal ch'ra.t c(r'. (,eyiep1 v. Ilei Ole ,mitiler is ole oif public interest, public wtvelf'.re !',,r inslal e, if a man had sonw trouble wilthl his wife' I w .I. an ) link lft sayingll amiythiig; allbout it. If hti, ri il a jury. 1 1111i is ipublie welfare, that is a That is the' way we' iintelt' II) ligit, on ) principle. I know and uam als)lnitei\, rtali That (ur vi('Vws a're 11(t lthe views of ithe' lli'ilbl)e's (ti this o)tdy. That is onle of the reasonsIll why we are Iv'(, here,. 'Thre, is absolutely( no chancl e to get toD et '.l''' ,)n the lh V(lpr(o sii ioll, a)s,)lui(,ly no. re, bect'aus(e you think dliffT('el iv than we (I). \V('e canli't miake you see our pl1i;:1 ' vi,'.'v,-. li()\t ve'r ittll ii we Iry. r'Ii'l''e arle. howe've(,, eve't'lainl (.:,sil(5 f ( 1,.)no()n1 s('nse(' a11(1 justice and fair) ,.s (hall w, , inial Ite atbl(' to apllron(,]h one all other oil, h)ut (utlsid ,)i' o 1t, ii i, simply a vua si(ion of wh th(,r ¢,r t i'., . , , ar 'r,.ap, or a Illvelem llt whicll is opposed t 1o thle ,inhatilig ilntere(sts. of a state (r' a thos', iitctrests. ' 'vi is tta' oiv l\- ihiilg t hicie.is to it. M r. ('anlnihell iii 1. \. V . \ sult': thila sli'li('d long' lie leii ' I . V. \ . lo ,Z btf,.( ihc 1. W . \ .'s w(re e,', • 'lr(,stI',, in thii. av . i -l , ,vx ''..1 h.:ive l),,l' , 110 jl)(,rsi)i l r'an'oir oii ti't sco'. ' T 'i is i ' .,iig n un te ellnug hi, if y oIl 1. W . WV., h, nire ,tat? of the Bulle. ix. i ulllishing' ('oli painy so far as 1 ' ui-)w wia oppi Ised to 1 hle pi.i iiciples of liih' a lot of p -)oph , ","'ii , iii l iii , S' lii as I do. I regard ih' late trial of the 1. W. \.'s in ( 1iicag-o as one of the greal elpoeh-makini1 b I r1 W riil' of t world. Thre was a (tues cT~iehi had a cer,'taill 1ir,.ialI , : idlad (.( 'tai l oi 'of aietioi Id". .o-ltilue .. 1 e ' , im!' ..l.o ,ii" t ]lne but still i. ' ithii the o ist " a. 1i,' entire matter was of W. i.ial ,ias clihpcd fI(olm capitalist lilIp)('IS, every 1i'il of it. (To 1,) COi lle(I (j ,ºIhrrow.) The Montana .erice of the Nrn '! Igh ".hlich to make the exchange. jartisiin league received an nr i, is it solution of our problem. 0 earlbads of fehce posts wanted !tw It onl. il. :es organization to carry the farmers.of North Daikota, asl-".;; out. --Mnntana Nonpartisan. -at 'they ftid f.4rmers in Mont;. li Iraving fence posts to sell that could Germany Iha over 1,000,000 un ill this order so that they could be e:l:ployed me, and women. Yet the S1 direct- rom tk, farmer' ao Mon- army is not yet demobilized and hun ot greed tothousa ct ts of he medumand Eng Dakota agreed to act as the medium and England! CALIFORNIA UNIONISTS TO OPEN CO-OP, STORDE SIIn Bernardino, ('al., Mlarch 10 I,)elegates representing every unliw in San Bernardino county, includinjg ithe Santa Fe railroad emlployes, im\.ei voted to organize co-operative' el'' cantile store, capitalized at $5iiiiii F'yur thousand 'union men will be ith stokhold ers. Officers Like Engine. (By United Press. ) London. March 10.--A silent aur plane engine is being developel by the British air force expcrts, it is reported. Governmient officials ;ire silent on the subject. o 01 WHAT CONSTI TUTES A PLOT? o By ANISE in Seattle Uio'u lRecord. It was about time For another PLOT. The Seattle General Strike "WVas ten days past And it had been a FLAT FAILURE As far as providing Any REAL EXCITEIME'NT Or bomb-throwing, It was so quiet, Just QUITTING work r * And STARTING again. The couintry was Suspiciously PEACEFU L, Even over in Butte, That gunmen's town. They couldn't heokle The workers Into doing anything * * * RED-HOT, And it was really NECESSARY * * * To have SOME excitement * * * To keep RESPECTABLE FOLKS Sufficiently SCARED About ANARCHISTS * * * And BOLSHEVIUI. So, wasn't it lucky That about this time Tilhe secret service men Unearthed the MAKINGS Of a real BOMB PLOT An attempted assassination Of Woodrow Wilson. * * * For just as our Beloved president Was arriving in BOSTON They discovered in NE\V YORK * * * A HALL (Whisper it low), And the hall contained FOURTEEN Spaniards * 5 * Who talked a FOREIGN LANGUAGE! * * r And the pieces Of some sort of MACHINE The secret service men Couldn't understand, And so, of course, it MUST hbe An INFERNAL machine, And also some literature Whiicli they couldn't understand And so they knew it was INFERNAL literature! What more could you ask To prove a PLOT .\All over the tops Of the newspaplers? The absence of BOMBS And DYNAMITE Just shows how CIEVERI Those plotters were. Why. the secret service chief Admiitted later That hIe ihad NO EVIDENCE On thlsce I'NDESIRABLES. You suretly have to hand it To our secret service If they can do ALL THAT WITHIOUT evidence, What COULDN'T they do With a few FACTS! Bulletin nadvertisers. TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF BUTTE 'Y O;irlll lm; Yle( il lit lis - ill 1) I . 1 '(11 S It ui'l iS(liSlSS('d 1)} (\'V1'V liltlH i)er of the faniily. 11 \'i seek 1he i):I rul;u ori 'f lie worker's, make sure of first getting their good-will by advertising in their paper-Ithe . (lly 11 ) iliCP ill Bute thi ais Is pillislleI I 11 itille'il',st il' vOiP eils itllerlS. NOT THE LARGEST CIRCULATION BUT THE LARGEST PROVEN RESULTS Wage-Earners' Shopping Guide AUTO REPAIR CHIROPRACTIC HABERDASHER POO4L O()OMS SIIHOPS Lami.ro's Pool all, Flora W. Emery Dollar Shirt Shop, 42 E. Park St. Patterson & Currie, Room 9,. Silver Bow Block. Rialto Theater Bldg. Mercury and Montana. HATS FOR MEN RESTAURANTS Lacey Auto Repair and Service CIGARS Stop, Spokane Care, 1126 Utah. The J. A. Cigar, Nickerson, The Hatter, 111 S. Main street. Union MIade. 112 W. Park street. Leland Cafe, , "| Grand Avenue Repair Shop, 72 Last Park street. Corner Harrison and HARDWARE Moxom Cate, Grand. CEMENT WORK 29 W. Broadway. Crystal Cafe, Butte Carrige Works, CEMETERY COPING ewell's ardware, Cry69 East Park Street. CEMETERY COPING 269 East Park Street. 221 East 1.ark street. 30 to 56 E. Silver St. Maurice F. Kiley, Shiners, Furniture, Walkers (Branch) Cafe, 1109 W. Woolman. 76 East Park Street. E. Park and Arizona. ASSAYERS --- _ank Cafe, 107 S. Arizona. -DAIRIES ICE GCIEAM PAK- Golden West Cale, Lewis & Walker, Assayers, - LO S, CANDIES, Ec. 227 S. Main. 108 . Wyoming street. Best Yet Butter Shop, HIandley's Cafe, 322 S. Alain St: 326 N. Wyoming. Olympia Fruit Co., AUTOS BOUGHIT Blue Bird Butter Shop, 1.4 N. D akota St. AND SOL=D .. 209/ w. Park st. - REAL ESTATE _rystal Creamery, JEWELERS . ,,469 E. Park street. E. 1. Iuipert,.. .. .. Wulf Realty Co., 228 S. Arizona St. Montana Jewelry Co., 106 XW. Granite St. DRUGGISTS Opticians, Etc., A.T~J<O PAINTING 73 East Park street. SHOES Jacques Drug Co., People's Lon Omce, Butte Carriage Works, Harrison avenue. 28 East Park street. Chicago Shoe Store, 30 to 56 E.Silver St. Fair Drug and Assay ('o., 30to 56 ESilver St. E. Park at Arizona. Brodie, the Jeweler, 7 S. Main street. 40 East Park street. Walkover Shoe Co. BANKS S.46 W. Park Street. BANKS DENTISTS S. & S. J.,ely Co., SDENTISTS21 East Park Street. Yegea Bros., Iankersi, ______________________ Park and Dakota streets. Towle-Winterhalttr-I annifin SECON)-11AND FUR C. A. Pankey, Dentist, Cot pany, NITU E 11i'/ W. Park street. 101 W. Park St. I)A 15IIS. Union Dentists, Powell Jewelry Co., Third Floor Rialto Bldg. 112 N. Main St. Charles Noland. Steam it is, I. Simon, 10.5 West (;alena St. I.Smn, -------~-- 504 E. lroadway. FISHING TACKLE, 21 North Main. BUTCHERS RODMAKING, ETC. LADIES' TAILOR LADIES TAILODr.. W. .Ilaviland, Schumacher Meat Co., Ted Ross, O'Brien, Ladies' Tailor, 71 est Park St. 18 E. IPark St. 73 W. Park Street. 422 Phoenix blc k. Truscott's Corner, -E. Zahl, S IOE 1l IN E. Park and Grant. 504 W. Park Western Meat Co., FURNITURE Aliis t ,e Sip, - 121 E. Park St. ,LADIES' 5 S. on in.t. Independent Market, Shiner's, Furniture, 203 South Main. 75 E. Park street. GARMENTS B, Kopald Co., Furniture, BAKERIES 58 West Broadway. Popular Ladies' Garment Store, S Union ,uniture Exchange. 63 East Park Street. The I[ntlertnational Store, ,J LE\V\I'II }: , ET'( Manhattan Bakery, 210 E. 'ark. 205 \V. Park. FLORISTS nri s, , .oi ofice, Dahl's Itakery, MUSIC ILOUS.ES I s.w-, ,oit. 107 N. Montana Street. Columbia Floral, _ _ _ _ Royal Baery, 47 West Broadway. Orton Bros., TAILORS 20 Suth Main. 216-218 N. Main St.IO Home Bating Co., FRUIT AND VEGE- MEN'S OUTFITTERS Bernard Jacoby, Tailor, Oly,,,ia st.. .TABLES. 19 1. S. Dakota street. Barker sy tncm of Bakeries, _E3mporium ('lohes Shop. Montana Tailors , 12s \V. Park St. 34 B. Park. 425 N. Main street. People's Fruit Co., PS39 East Park. Brennnlls, E. Zahl, Tailor, B E125 N. Main St. 504 W. Park street. _ AIBERSOPSFash ion Ta ilrihtig, Dunmtle Woolen Mlills, 47 W. l'ark. (;2 W\est Park Street. Con Lo, . y.i GROCERIESA Palace Clothing & Shoe Store, lutte T'aiortrg Co. 3tIS N. Main.-- 53-55 E. I'ark St. 116 S. Main St. Pastime arber Shop and Pool Anger Grocery. Montana Clothing and Jewelry Room, nlIhirison and Iiarvard. Company, WV. Oertel, Ji, Noith Main St . Ii. Bcck y, 103 S. Arizona. 431W / S. Arizona St. Park I0.,er Shop, 2701 Elm St. O. K. Store, Big 4, l'ark. Allen's Grocery, 24 E. Park St. 17 W. Park St. Fair I. ,er Shop, 329' So. 1204 E. Second street. Bouchers, Scotch Woolen Mills na. 421 East Park street 27 W. Park St. 43 East Park St. Poynter's Cash Store, I .\TTERIES Shanno Gollarrison, PHOTOGRAPH]Y TEAS, COFFEES, 1:I CH: ARGED 609 South Main. Thomson's Park Studio, SPICES ...._ S. F. T. A. Cash Grocery, 217 East Park Street.Uo eCo 627 East Galena Street. ir :attlery Station, Truscott's, Grand Union Tea Co., -. Arizona. East Park and Grant. POOL ] ALES 28 W. Broadway. Butt.. !..:l.,ry Co., Ames (Grocery, ; M, " ontana St. 316½r N. Main St. Eagle Pool llal, Hanson's Cash Grocery, 937 Taltbot' Avenue. UNDERTAKERS IST. J. .Marti n St. OPTICIANS Larry Duggan, Undertaker, \____PRESS ING 64 E. Broadway. 322 North Main street. SI) PRESSNG McCarthy-lryunt & Co., Montana Jewelry Co., Daniels & Bilboa, Undertakers, ---317-31! E:ast Park Street. Opticians. Etc., 176 East Park street. lierniard lacoby, Arizona Cash M1arket, 73 East Park St. 1 S. Dakota Street. 429 S. Arizona St. Towle-Winterhalter-Hannican VULC ;IN --= ,Bishop ires., o - eCompany, CL(TIlliNG AND TAI- 1so0 \Vlnut St. 101 W. Park St. Powell Jewelry Co., J. L. Mathiesen, Vulcanising, l U G FOR MEN GEN TS FURNISH- 112 N. Main St. 40M hEast Galena. Big 4 Tnin,r IN(;S OUTFITTERS WELDING 17 \V-at Park Street. Allen & turnell, Murphy Money Back Store, Francis J. Early, Vulcan Welding Works, 207 lBist Park. 65 E. I'ark St. 715-719 E. Front St. 116-118 S. Wyoming