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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-13
DEPARTMENT FOR THE AGRlCULTURlSTS

then your Alfalfa will have purslan,
to compete with.
''As to time of sowing, our earlies
seedlings are ahead. Get it in a!
early as possible with a nurse croI
on well drained soil. Take advantag,
of the spring moisture and a Ions
growing season. You have more
chance to get stand.
| Lately / have examined many
fields and in every one some seedlings
were in blossom, while right beside
them were tiny plants just coming
through. This was due undoubtedly
to hard seed. BY that l mean seeds
with an extra covering of material al.
most impervious to water. They had
lain there weeks before absorbing
enough moisture to terminate. Had
where would these late risers have
been in November? They would
have been frosted Immediately.
fLook in your own field and OBJ
serve this. Then the Importance OF
early seeding as well as thorough
scarifying, will be more important"
Spring Toothing Ddies Surface
'In getting my ground ready last
spring tooth on it," says Mr.. Borg
MANN" 1t dug the surface too deep
and dried it out too deep down.
81 mix my Alfalfa seed right with
my grain in seeding and think the Al
falfa seed should be down about an
inch. / have used the wheel barrow
seeder too and like it alright"
Som. soit j. Acid
Of the soil tests we have made so
far, some have been found acid.
Sandy soil seems to be more general
ly acid. Acid soil should have
ground lime stone or mari applied to
it before attempting Alfalfa. Through
the past centuries this lime has
leached out of the sand and formed
in old lake bottom mari beds. Man
must place this mari or some other
form of limestone back on the sand
and build up again what nature has
torn down. There might be mari
bed in your community. Look for
one.
Alfalfa to Be Made Leading For
age Crop-Three hundred farmers of
Minnesota held an enthusiastic meet
ing at Morris recently and organized
the Minnesota Grimm Alfalfa Grow
ers Association, objects of which are
to keep Grimm alfalfa seed pure and
to bring the acreage and production
of the crop up to point where it
will be a powerful influence in pro-
noting dairying and general livestock
pursuits in Minnesota. c. E. Kirk
of Morris was elected president; c..
T. Kirkwold of Starbuck, vice presi-
dent, and r. F. Grim, agricultural
extension service of the university,
secretary-treasurer. A. C. Army of
University Farm, was elected di-
rector.
Any Minnesota farmer growing an
acre or more of Grimm alfalfa which
has produced seed that has been
certified by the Minnesota Crop I'm
provement association may become a
member of the new organization.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-13

intendent and Secretary were read
and ordered filed.
Adjournment.
v. T. Conklin,
Secretary.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-03-13
By M. A. NYE
Blue Valley Farm Service
Sank Centre
Seeding Alfalfa

Alfalfa can be seeded in severa
different ways and in different months
of spring and summer. Seedlings are
commonly made in the early spring
In Minnesota, some however are made
as late as August.
Seeding Alfalfa in the spring with
a nurse crop of one of the common
spring grain crops is popular and q
good way to seed Alfalfa.
Whatever crop is used, oats, barley
lsuccotash, etc., it should be seeded
lighter than ordinary. From three
fourths to one bushel of seed grain is
recommended. A heavier seeding
than this is liable to shade and smooth
er the Alfalfa and also take too
much moisture and plant food away
from the young tender plants.
D.
Seeding With Drill
1t takes careful adjustment of a
drill to set it so that the grain will
be sown with a lighter seeding. The
Alfalfa seed can either be mixed with
the grain in the drill box or sowed
from the seeder attachment.
With the latter method, the hose
can either be run in with the grain or
left hanging, so that the seed is
broadcasted on the ground.
In mixing the Alfalfa seed with the
grain in the drill box, put in a half
bushel of grain and smooth off. Then
pour evenly over this, twelve pounds
of Alfalfa seed with the same amount
Of innoculated dirt, if some has been
used. Work your fingers down to the
drill holes, so that some Alfalfa seed
will be sown on the start off. Then
other layers of grain and Alfalfa may
be added, but no further mixing
should be done. This method gives
fair results.
The grass seeder attachment should
be used if a drill with one is obtain
able. The wheel barrow seeder gives
excellent results.
either by the drill, wheel barrow seed
er, or arm seeder, drag the ground
Immediately afterwards, especially if
the seed has been inoculated.
A corrugated roller or cultipack-
er is the best tool for the final time
over Alfalfa before leaving it to the
care of the elements. Some farmers
have found seed more evenly dis
trlDuted Wnere Cney nave S0WeQ one
half of the seed each way across the
field.
/ Seeding Alfalfa Alone
Seeding alone, without a nurse
crop is practiced with good results
by some farmers. A piece of ground
that might be somewhat weedy is
kept cultivated until the middle or
latter part of June. Most of the
weed seeds have terminated by this
time and are killed by cultivation.
Moisture is accumulated by the fire.
quent cultivation. The Alfalfa is
then seeded alone by the usual
method of seeding.
If Grain Lodges or Drouth Occurs
If the grain you have sown is 81
heavy that it lodges, when it is heav-
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$50 KONf v IEBEZfEcf
UHORENf.

la pozaru staji H. V. Fran
ka, 415 St. Clair ave-, Ohro-
zeno bylo $50 koni, ktere Sc
vsak podafilo jeste yeas wye
sti. POdobne hrozilo Zniceni j
80 truckum, umistenym V teze
budov6. V stajich zam6stna-
ny H. Gehringer byl "a hase-
nj popalen ma rukou a obfce-
j a jisty Harold Zorak premo
zen byl ma tretim patre .sdy-
mem. Byl vsak hasici, kdyz Sc
byl obievil u okna, snesen. We
litel hasiGskeho oddilu Jan j.
Kral odhaduje skodu ohnem
zpusobenou ma $1,000.
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NOVY ZDROJ PkfRODNfHO
PLYNU.

Ma Whisky Islandu II jeZer-
niho pobrezi zapadne cd re-
ky Cuyahogy navrtana byla
studne prirodniho plynu, cd
ktere Sc ocekava, ze'vyda den
ne S1,220.O0O krychlovych
stop plynu. Vrtbu podnikl Nc
Grath, 287 Arcade, ktery po-
zemek najal cd majitelky The
Lake Erie Iron Co. Studn6 hna
ma jest do hloubky 2370 stop,
kde sc naraZilo ma tax zvany
newburgsky neb niagarsky pi
SEX. McGrath ohdla navrta-
vati studni druhou v nejbliz-
81 dobe a sam kutaci prace ma
pozemku v rozloze 40 akril
ridi. Misto, kde nalez byl u
Gin6n. ohraniGeno jest fekou,
jezerem, Edgewater parkem
a trait drahy New York Cen
trail. Dobyty plyn bude prodan
The East Ohio Gas Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
TRETf KANDIDAT z BYVA.
LYCH KOHLEROVYCH
UREDNfKo.

Byvaly "koufovy" komisaf
"a vlady mayora Kohlera Ge-
orge Saal zadal vcera svoji
kandidaturu o republikanskou
nominaci ma 1rad okresniho
rekordera. Saal je jiz tfetim
stoupencem Kohlera, uchaze-
jfcim sc 0 okresni trad. Jiz
drive byly hlaseny kandida-
tury ma 1rady okresnich ko-
misaru byvalych nacelnlku
bezpecnostniho a parkovnfho
Department. Tomase G.. Mar
tince a G.. A. Ruetenika. Po-
dobne zadal vcera petici o re-
publikanskou nominaci ma u
rad okresniho serifa ,byvaly
m6stsky bezpecnostni .reditel
"a Davisovy administrace, An
ton r. Sprosty. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
DNES ZAPOcALO VEkEJ.
Ne SLYSENf q ZVYSENf
PLATO KONDUKTERU "A
MOTORAKu.

Dopoledne zahajeno bylo v
&. 428 Hanna budova verejne
slyseni We sporu 0 zvyseni
mezd kondukteri a rfdic1 mo
tori clevelandskych poulic-
Mich kar, mezi dotycnou unii
a Spolecnosti m6stskych drah.
X slysenf pozvana byla i sirsi
verejnost.
Sprava poulicnich trait Sc
ohani financnimi nesnazemi,
ktere by vyhovenfm pozadav-
kun zfizencum vzrostly, kdez
to zastupci unie hodlaji doka-
zati, co dnes muze clovek $
So az CO., gcenty "a hodinu pro
rodinu opatriti.
Jako arbitrator zasedajl
TIL. r. Schmidt a Ch. +. Hig-
ley "a, spolecnost, federalni
navladni Bernstein a M. s.
Hayes "a unii prcdsedou je
patty arbitrator, byvaly trak-
chi komisaf Holcomb. Ma sly
SEM zastupovati budou gspolec
most pravnik H. j. Crawford
a unii byvaly federalni seudce
w. l.. Day.
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PLANY MA REORCANISOVA-
M REPRESENTATIVE co. A
SPRfBUZNENYCH SPO-
LEcNOSTf.

Receivrov6 spolecnosti upa-1
dnuvsich We financni nesnaze
s The Representative Realty
Co. v cele Bernon, Stone a
Hinchliffe spolu jejich pra-
vnimi poradci Mealsem a Day
EN-. pracuji ma planech smefu
iicich k reorganisovani a kon-
solidovani sedmi spolecnosti
Representative skupiny. Jsou
to krone podniku jmenovane-
no Representative Mortgage
Co., Representative Construc-
ton Co., Representative Ma
nufacturing & Supply Co., Re
preventative Investvement Co.,
Municipal Realty Co. a NUM-
cipal Mortgage Co. Ozdrave-
nj podniku ma provesti reorga
nisacnl vybor sestaveny re tri
neb ctyf prominentn6jsich Gle
veland'and, ktefi by byli u
>znani hlavnimi akcionari i We
fitely. Vybor by. mel soustre-
diti Go svojf moci vsechny ak
Gle a pc pffpade vydati 10000
akcii novych, zalozenych ma
hodnote $4,O00.0OO, jak vyka-
zuje bilance die knih spolec-
nosti. Konsolidace by vsak ne
znamenafa, re by spolecnosti
zbaveny byly vnucene spravy,
ale mela by "a hlavnf 1cel po-
staviti podniky ma jistejsf "a
klad, tax aby receivrov6 mo-
hi dostaveti nedohotoven6 do
my Representative Co. a tyto
pax prodati "a vyhodnejsi ce-
ny. Novy plan, jestlize bude
pfijat, Jest vlastn6 tyz jaky
navrhoval drive Peskind, KITE
ry Sc pfimlouval pro odluku
Municipal Savings & Loan Co.
a organisovani ostatnich spo-
lecnosti v podniky samostatne,
ne vsak jen die jmen, ale v
cele jejich podstat9.
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SEBEvRAzDA v NAvALU
CHOROMYSLNOSTI.

Kdyz vypomocny serif Mel
vim johnson vcera odpoledne
vessel ma verandu domu 68O8
Park ave. s yarantem pro Jo-
sefa Markuska, ma n6hoz u
dala vlastnf zena, ze v navalu
choromysfnosti ohrozuje zivot
jeji i ditek, tfeskla pojednou
rama a serif nasel Markuska
il mrtveho, leziciho ma zemi
s vypalenym revolverem vedle
n6ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
SMRTELNE ZRANEN RYCH.
LfKEM u WILLOUCHBY.

Louis B. Roberts, 3Olety dla
zebni kontraktor z Conneaut,
o., jel autotruckem Cleve-
landu pres koleje drahy New
York Central ma Rush rd.,
Willoughby, kde byl zachy-
cen rychlikem Xxx. stoleti a
odhozen $50 stop daleko. Le-
II nemocnici Lake okresu s
vnitrnim zran6nim a malou
nadeji, re t9zky draz pfezi-
je Sesednul prave, ably n6co
ma trucku opravil, kdyz Sc
vlak prihnal. Nest6sti Sc uda-
10 noci t6zce zraneny Ro-
berts mel jest9 tolik silly, ze
zapalil polstafe sedadla a tax
ma sebe upozornil vlak druhy,
pfijizdejici "a vlakem PRIV.
MIN. Druhy vlak sebral zran6-
neho a dopravil ma stanici We
Willoughby, odkud odvezen
byl do nemocnice v Painesvil.
le. Ns
Roberts pred nekolika roxy
spadl okna tfetiho poscho.
di a pred n9kolika mesici byl
postrelen lupicem. (
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FERGUSON KRITISUJE NO.
YOU DLAzBU MA EUCLID.

Ma Euclid ave. Cd vych. 9.
ul. k namesti klade Cleveland
ska spolecnOst poulicnich drah
kolem koleji dlazbu, kterou
ale neni spokojen reditel NEST
SIX sluzby Ferguson. Prohlizel
tyto prace a prohlasil sice u
potfebeny material "a dobry,
ale praci "a nedbalou. Vysle-
dek jeho inspekce byl, re po-
hrozil spole1l,osti, ze mesto
dlazebni prace vykona samo,
ale ma ltraty spolecnosti.
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SESTRA p. v. SNAJDRA
ZEMRELA.

Ku konci dubna Zemrela v
Liberci v Cechach We veku SIS
roku pi. Terezie Zvireci, vdo-
va DO lekari We zminenem me-
ste sestra nezapomenutelne-
neho p., Vaclava Snajdra.
Zpravu o tom obdrzela zdejsl
krajanka pi. Albina Geigrova,
sestra zesnule a rovnez sestra
p. snajdra. Mimo pi. Geigro-
YOU zije zde jest6 druha ses-
ira, slecna Anna snajdrova,
jimz projevujeme upflmnou
sOustrast.
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II. RfJEN "DNEM CUkRO.
VINEK".

Clenstvo SdruIenl malOob-
chodnikI cukrovinkami. v Spo
jenych Statech hodla povazo-
vati druhou sobotu v mesici
fijnu kazdorocn6 "a "nejslad-
81 den v roce', jak bylo vcera
rozhodnuto hotelu Winton.
Delegati schaze navStivili wee
ia zdcjsi telnejsi tovarny Gu.
krovinek a 20 volbe dfednikd
bylo zasedani odroceno.
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Prelozeni schize.
Vsem sestram
Klubu Majova
" = Ratolest

Sc oznamuje, ze Klub pre-
klada svoji pravidelnou
schIzi, ktera Sc msla konati
v nedsli Is. kvStna ma den
zdobeni hrobi 80. kvstna
We 2 hod. odpoledne a to IA
pficinou, ze v ceske Sini
Sokol se kona Bazaar a slav-
most "Radov&nek". We schi
Ii dne 80. kvstna oslavime
''Mothers Day" a budeme
miti prave sesterske poba-
veni.
ANNA PEKAk,
pfedsedkyne.
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PREJET AUTEM "a CHY.
TAM MUCH.

7lety JOS. Pikiz, 6018 Glass
ave. N. e., bavil Sc poblize do
nova We stfedu ulice chytanim
much a byl "a tohoto lovu sra
zen k zemi autem. Lezi La
Reside nemocnici rozstipe-
nou lebecni kosti. Ride auta
zbaven byl veskere tzodpoved
nosti. ~
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.SCANLON POzADUJE NO.
w SOUD.

Youngstownsky politikaf
Pat j. Scanlon, ktery byl pred
zdejsim federalnim soudcem
Killitsem usvedcen re spiknu-
ii prot prohibicnim zakondm,
podal zadost novy soud. Y
ddvodech Sc pravi, ze soud
pfistoupil ma nedostatecne dn-
kazy a ze sc take Killits do
pustil omylu.
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Patecni Lace
uThe May Co.

$35 jarni obleky, poiret Twill atd. podsvka. STATS
$50 damske ceovln6ne kabaty, plady. koshy, $14.9S
$3.50 divci hcdv. obleky pro skolu vychizku $4.45
$l69 organdnove obeky, kajk. zdob vsech velk 81
SIS platene obleky, dvc modnch barev a oZdob 81 S0
SLAP tubove obleky, sotys, napodob. platno, 78c
Divci nepromok. plasts pfipojenou kapuci, po S8c
:, Dam. knicker kahoty pro sport dobfe site, $2.78
IS lnSne damske onlekS, tez divci, vkus. WORT So
Dam. sukns, skladany vlneny krep, paidy ]. $275
$l7 obeky, damske krepdesin, kantonkrep atd $8.95
Chap. Oxfordky, novy franc. vzor $2 so hod 81 95
~ detske pumps stfevice pat kuze SILL 81 SO
81 p. S. latka stinida, 2 pale pruhem, yard 35c
$3.50 sweatry, zbye slipover tvary vybr barev CSC
59c bloomersy, dstske pro AZ elcte dvoj steh 39c
$l25 coverall zastery kaps., serpou a lvazky TIC
$295 obIeky, dstske imp. voilu, organdinu 81 .39
S9c muselln pradio, chemse, stepns, bloomersy 40c
$1.20 rompersy, pro az 6lete hochy divky tic
Polly Prm zastery re sotyse. sipover ne tvary 49c
Az $3.50 muz boty oxfordky, gum. podpatky $3.50
Bruse koberce bezesve, tapestry, 9x12 stop $1O.o5
$l25 svtlny, spodek z komposce, pergam. stn. 89c
$l2 stinidla vysok6 lampy vclky vyber po So .95
Vkusny krcton, vsech zad bar vzorI yard DO 19c
Longcoth, mekky angl. bill. riz. pradlo 12hc
Ella latia dimittie pruhovana kostkovana yd 19c
Rosnpercloth, 80 p. s. PEEK. kostek bar. komb. lsc
Az $1.95 damske kozene kabelky vackove, ]. 81 20
Dam. detske kapesniky. vysv. razky al 1Oc h. Sc
Lot 500 zbyl zaclon, pek. vybfr ma dvere okna 29c
Prerijni travni rohozky, 1Sx36 pal Ultra DO 3oc
S119 dstrizk koberce, 25x50 pal. trepenim po s9c
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in the working class only. But want
Harrison George to be granted the
floor"
A record vote was called for, and
the privilege Of the floor was refused
by vote of six to nineteen. Those
who voted to give Harrison George
the floor were delegates Mann, Jor-
dan, Cole, Hanson, Mattson and Ober-
mann.
Rowan Financially Stumped.
Meanwhile, in court, the customary
refusal of Rowan to withdraw the in.
junction took place, along with the
usual testimony about gunner and
violence. 1t was a very tedious farce.
The only thing possible to get the
Injunction removed appears to be the
possible lack of funds for Rowan to
carry on the fight in court. It devel
oped that his idea of having the court
expenses Of several hundred dollars a
day taken out Of the l. w. w. funds
tied up in the bank was altogether
wrong.
Master in Chaneery Bernstein de-
clared it impossible, and added that
Rowan as plaintiff must furnish cash
at once for the two days hearings al
ready held, and pay cash in advance
each day before the court would sit.
This may make Rowan draw upon the
union treasures under control by his
group or lose by default in court.
For this reason, and because Rowan
had to go back to Judge Sullivan and
ask for modification of the injunction
only to allow documents to be removed
from 1. w. w. Offices, hearings were
suspended yesterday.
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Celebration In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2o.-The Anal
gamated Clothing Workers of Cleve.
land will celebrate Halloween by a
dance Saturday evening, Nov. 1, to
which they invite all their friends to
be present. The affair will be held in
the Carpenters Hall, formerly known
as the Eagles Hall, 2226 Z. 55th ST.
Music win be furnished by the well.
known Fitzgerald's Orchestra. Thirty
Ave cents admission.
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AS WE SEE 1T
BY T. j. o'FLAHERTY.
(Continued from Page Id

CONTINUED from Page IL
New York state, is a progressive in
dependent" What does this mean to
the initiated? 1t means that Hillquit,
while openly endorsing Reverend Doc
tor Norman Thomas for governor, tao
lily endorses Alfred Smith, the Tam
many candidate. What is the S. p.
bowling about2
MASSACHUSETTS may join Geor-
IVI gia and North Carolina is killing
the child labor amendment on Novem-
Der 4. If it does not it will not be
the fault of Louis A. Coolidge, treas
urer of the United Shoe Machinery
company and the Prince of the
Church, Cardinal o'Connell. Calvin
Coolidge has not yet opened his lips
on the question. Mayor Curley, Of
Boston, who until the time the car
dinal stated his position, was denounc-
ing the "abominable system of sweat
ing children in industry" discovered
a few days after he made this speech
that the amendment was planned in
Moscow and that the instructions to
put it over bore the signature of
Trotsky. His honor the mayor, seems
to have known that Lenin was dead
but the name Trotsky sounds better
in a team. 1t seems that "Zinoviey
and Trotsky" does not rhyme so well.
1 would not be surprised if they pick
ed Rykov as team mate for him
before long.
THE 1920 census showed that there
l were over 100000 children be-
tween the ages Of ten and fifteen
years employed in industry other than
agriculture. Massachusetts, is a great
mill state. David I. Walsh, also a
catholic, who is running for re-elec-
ton, is keeping silent on the ques-
ton. The. Catholic Church has mob
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-30
Lolita Burke Talks in
Cleveland Campaign
At Hanna Hall Tonight

CLEVELAND, oct. 29.--The labor
movement is not fortunate in having
a large number OF women in It, but
one OF these few will speak Thurs
day, oct. 30, at p. m, in Hanna
Hall, 5311 Woodland Ave. The
speaker, Lolita Burke, Of Cincinnati
is a candidate for presidential electoi
on the Workers Party ticket, and will
present the Communist program with
particular reference to the women
This is one of the final meetings In
the present election campaign. anc
all Workers Party members and sym
pathizers should turn out to this
meeting not only to hear rousine
good speech, but to add enthusiasm
to the meeting.
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morning to Mrs. Schedel and to turn
the money over to her.
Comrade Schedel was deported to
Germany during the red raids" of
1920, the sole charge against him be-
ing membership in the Communist
Party. His wife went insane for a
time as result Of the hardships fol.
lowing the separation. The family
is now in dire need. Contributions
should be sent TO the Labor Defense
Council. 166 West Washington st.
Attorney ]. u. Ferguson has wired
to Washington in an endeavor to get
an agreement reducing Schedel's bail
which is considered exhorbitant. The
bail was set by the local authorities
at $4,000. Comrades and sympathiz.
ers who wish to see Schedel out on
bail and able to rejoin his family, at
least temporarily. can help by loan.
ing money and Liberty bonds to the
Labor Defense Council for use as
bail. All bail loans will be returned
as soon as they are released by the
authorities following disposition OF
the Schedel case.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-30
MOBILES VOTE
NOT TO RECEIVE
R.I.L.U. MESSAGE
Issue Linens Day of
Technical WrangIing

After a day spent in technical
wrangIing on changes of the
constitution, in which nothing
more militant was at issue than
whether the |. w. w. should be
centralized a little bit or not at
all, the unWeIcome issue of the
proletarian revolution was brot
upon the floor of the 10th gen.
eral convention Of the Industrial
Workers of the World by repre-
sentatives of the executive
bureau of the Red International
of Labor Unions, Harrison
George and Mike Nowak, APP
pearing and asking the privi-
lege of the floor in the name Of
the Red International Of Labor
Unions.
Single Lively Issue Of Day.
No sooner were the credentials read
and the request made known, than the
one significant fight of the day broke
loose. Hendrickson, who had previ-
ously shown his ignorance by confus.
ing the R. I. L. q. with the Commun-
list international, maintained this
tradition by weighty remarks against
politicians" The chair recognized a
motion to file the credential.
Fred Mann pointed out the folly of
filing credentials, and an amendment
was made to return them. Delegate
Cole Of the agricultural workers
amended the amendment with mo-
ton that Harrison George be given
the floor for Is minutes. The fight
came on Coles motion.
Right, Left and Center.
The issue illustrated the division
in the convention between right, left
and center. the center voting with the
right on this issue Of revolutionary
Importance. The job unionist lumber
workers were solid against hearing
what the R. ]. L. U. might say. After
two weeks of avoiding revolutionary
issues, a stand was called for.
The center group, vaguely gathered
around the l. U. $50 and I. u. $40 del
egates with Welinder of 1. U. 100, and
some of the I. u 80 delegates went
with the right wing reformist indus.
trial unionists. The center, speaking
thru E. Rumbaugh, found technical
reasons sufficient to justify it against
revolutionary stand. These ere.
dentials bear the name of Nowak, an
expelled member" Rumbaugh pro.
tested. He was allowed by the anar.
cho-syndicalist to dwell upon this at
length. Swanson, of l. U. $40, object.
ed to the whole subject, saying that
the Red International had occupied
attention in other conventions. Other
delegates objected technically against
discussion Of the revolutionary issue
Anarcho-eyndicaIist to the Rescue.
When Mann, openly announcing that
he would not play to the gallery"