The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 9

TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. “‘Firemanette”’ RE NOT SO\‘ , "PED AS THEY! on Navy. Skip USED TO BE 1. W. W. Fail to Overthrow Government as They Meet in Convention BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE CHICAGO, May — 10,—Wildeyed reais of the country have gone thru the laundry of conservatism and have come out a faded pink In other words, a radical tsn't What he used to be A visit to the annual convention of the Industrial Workers of the World here today demonstrated that dapnrclusively, HEY CARRIED NO TNT BOMBS For Instan: none of the 45 dele [NT bombs on their Presses turning out ture by the ton. N gentlemen, speaking Were numbered among the de All the representatives talked the! and talked It mildly. | “8 THE SEATTLE STAR Bremerton Monday night during the | annual estate convention, SEATTLE MAN PROHIBITION PUT ON ACLEAR SKIN [Submits Plan for Widening First Ave. Other officers elected are: L. T Sohiniin, Colfax, tate secretary CANNIBALISM RAPPED Rou ee CAN BE YOURS ' fp) Robert Kline, ettingham, ntate|| of the Belgian Congo aro as || 'st rapidly where traffic Ie best, | treasurer; John Lynch, Olympia,|| strong for personal liberty as are || A. Klenze, Seattle business man, has | state advocate, and John Kucklick,|] certain individuals in this coun- || submitted a plan whereby First ave.,| Por roy, state warden, Is Elected at Annual State try in the Volstead era, In thelr |i which ts soon to be repaved, would | John F. Dore, Seattle attorney rane, however, the: ite 1 a ney. |} cane, ho’ * y are rebelling ||). 4 * n Then ‘Grancions Convention, Bremerton | spoke on ‘we subject "stother" ail] Genin the promibition ‘of eam ||>® 120 feet wide, instond of #4 as at} Grapes directed Thm apply Conan, the banquet following Initiation. {7 nibatiam the present. Cluster lights would extend | § untilell moistureis gone, Afters by authorities, ‘Tuenday the visiting delegates were down the center of the atreet, ac the difference. Knights of Columbus of Washing ; “They practice more concealment | ton have a new state deputy today, the guests of Capt, 1. 8, Kellog, com: |] put they eat each other as much || °rding to Kienze's proposition. The | wy clented Set Seta, yuty today, ane > 0 y 5 J clear oth a agg age wns yg tod — of the Bremerton navy | as ever,” said the Rev. Roger 8, ||teffic roadway would come next. | Ii iin seft, oa ur it lon Ane . - ane » | yard Guptti on his arrival here from ||then the street car tracks, while | shampoo, leaving hale soft and brilliant. and was chosen for the supreme| There are 7,600 members enrolled | 4 mission to the Congo. | next to the curb there would be room Sold ond Guaranteed by state office at the election held at on the K. of C, books In the state rum Store, 1006 Boren Av. [for standing autos. Pennsylvania UM CU s of the overthrow of the| government re not present. Dele | Fates advocated the acquisition of Bdditional members, and little else, The chief problem before the radi als was this “How in the world are we going to Berape up the $75,000 to reimburse the bondsmen of our nine convicted brethren who failed to answer the Foll call at Leavenworth prison?” Up until the time of going to press, No answer was found to the question that is causing grave concern from Roy Brown, acting secretary-treas- | Brer, on down, Brown, who was Interviewed as to Why the city hall was not blown to @mithereens as the opening cere phy of the convention; outlined the a ing platform of the I. W. W.'s: “The aim of the I. W. W. is to or-/ ganize every worker of each industry # into one big union.” RANK AND FILE ONLY PRESENT The I. W. W. gathering ts without | “intellectual leadership”—only the | rank and file are present. Delegates all frankly admit they ate thru forever with “intellectuals,” Most of whom were sentenced to serve from one to 20 years in Leav- enworth prison for violation of the esptonage act. Nine of the 46 convicted I. W. W.'s meee thelr bonds and failed to “ in” at prison. Seven of these SAN DIEGO, Cal—(By Mal)— She's a firemanette! Know what that is? It's a “female fireman,” It took Mra, C. R. Doll to try her hand at firing the boilers of a naval vessel—the first woman in the world, it is believed, to stand a@ “steaming watch" aboard a navy ship. On a recent trip from the Atlan tic coast to this city, ‘aboard the transport Hancock, Mra, Doll, wife of Lieutenant C. R. Doll, engineer officer of the Hancock, donned dun- garees, went down Into the fireroom, got onto the heavy end of a scoop shovel and stood her four-hour watch as a “snipe.” Not only that, she stood throttle watches in the engine room and otherwise ably demonstrated her ability to perform marine engineer ing duties. “I did it Just to show that women can do such things,” explained Mrs. Doll. Employer Attacked; Assault Charge Out Hiram B. Hart, accused of beat- ing his employer, J. realty dealer, Saturday, was with assault im the third degree by the prosecuting attorney Monday afternoon. According to McNett, Hart told him he would beat him up every time they met until he obtain- e4 a commission which he claims is due him. Baby Shunned print paper. It was the boys Who took their to heart and went out to preach the gospel to the highways qnd byways that donned the conven- tiona! prison stripes, 5 who jumped or féll overboard [clr voyage. ‘The missing are Patrick McLaugh- Tin of Glasgow, en route to this country on business, and Walter | to the bonus, claiming he was not a | resident of the state. Arguments on "\ the case will be heard in the Thurs- jon county court on May 23. Two Friends Talk “Did you ever try| ED. PINAUD’S LILAC Perfume?” “Not until recently. I have used ED. PINAUD’S Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic for'years, but as I have the ‘high price’ perfume habit, 1 never tried the LILAC until a Fiend sent me a bottle.” “How do you like it?” “1 like it so well that it has cured me of paying three dollars an ounce for ‘fancy’ perfumes. In using ED. PINAUD’S Lilac I find that its odor blends delightfully with the fragrance of ED. 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