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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1919)
GRANTS PASS DAILY OOVRIER 8ATI KDAY. MAY , 1010. GRANTS PASS UU COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday Yokohama OCEAN CUFF BRAND JAPANESE CRAB The BLUE SERGE SUIT a. E. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr. Entered at poatodloa, Qranu Pass, Or., aa second elaaa mall mat tar. ADVERTISING RATES DlaDlay apace, per Inch 15c Looal-peraonal column, per line.. 10c Readers, per Una Be rAGB TWO DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year 11.00 By mall or carrier, per month .SO SATVRDAY, MAY 3, 1010. OREGON WEATHER f Fair; frost In the morning; moderate northerly winds. 4 MEXICO AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE A stilt-men recently given out at JteH' i my toy Senor klvMoi .ogo Fernandes, "chief of ataff in charge ox foreign relations," reads as fol lows: "The conference now meeting at Paris has considered the recognition of the Monroe Doctrine. Some gov ernment, friends of Mexico, have asked Mexico for its opinion regard' tng the doctrine and the Mexican de partment of foreign relations has answered that the Mexican govern ment has not recognized and will not recognise the Monroe doctrine or any. other doctrine that attacks the sovereignty and independence ot Mexico." Thus again we eee now the Mexi can government loves Uncle Sam, and how well the Mexicans under stand the Monroe Doctrine. It never aeems to dawn on Car-! ranza and his followers that the Monroe Doctrine always was, now is and always will be specifically de signed not to "attack" but to pro tect and defend the "sovereignty and independence of Mexico." It was applied to that purpose with telling effect in the most critical period of Mexican history, at the close of our Civil war, when France had inter vened in Mexico and given the conn try a European ruler in the person of Maximilian, an Austrian prince. The United States ordered out Max imilian and his French supporters and gave Mexico a chance to work out her own freedom. The Monroe Doctrine has been ap plied with hardly less effect, though less spectacularly. In these last few turbulent years, when nothing but Uncle Sam's club kept Mexico's Eu ropean creditors from intervening and taking possession of the conn try to satisfy their claims. Indeed, the rest of the world has 'been dis posed to find fault with the United States on the ground that it has been altogether too solicitous for Mexico's "sovereignty and independence keeping its hands off to an extent that Was not for Mexico's own good. However, as far as Carranza and bis crowd are concerned, 'Americans have long ceased expecting them ever to understand anything atout this country. FEELING SAFE The arrest yesterday of two local gill net fishermen was a surprise to many people even to the fishermen themselves. The air has been full of rumors, and according to this gos sip the two men arrested were not Che only ones who have been break ing the fish law by operating near the Ament dam. Even men and "boys with spinners, according to rumor, have been fishing too close to the dam. Deputies Dailey and Watkins of Medford, who made the arrest, state that they intend to keep a close watch for violators of the fish law , and will arrest every person found disregarding it. Yesterday the men arrested had about $40 iworth of sal mon In their possession, which was illegally caught. These the deputies took to Medford where they will be old and the proceeds turned Into 'the fish and game commission. It's the eanie old story of the ; pitcher going to the well once too 'KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First often. The warning given by the Medford deputies should be sufficient to disoourage other fishermen from trying to make a "scoop" on their competitors. The fishermen have not been molested for so long that they felt secure In their operations. GREAT CROWD OUT (Continued from page 1) Following in a partial list .as com- plete as could be learned, of the sol' diers and sailors present: Ghaa, E. Moore. Lyle W. Lamphear. John D. 8outh. Bert F. Harmon. H. B. Belby. Luther Tingley. Paul Bauer. Milo L. Witters. D. A. Wilcox. James Lium. Jacob P. Witters. Oscar Powers. Clifford Johnston. Charles F. Parker. Harry Sanford. Floyd Smith. Arthur D. Savage. Nijah Roberts. Edgar J. Schrimpf. Lester Sparlln. Gordon M. Bradford. Geo. Billings. M. MarUndale. H. I Truax Jr. Allen T. Underwood. Jesse R. (Brown. Ivan V. Howell. Jas. K. Manuel. Fred C. Collins. Gale Smith.- . Amos F. Williams! Charles E. Firth. H. A. Fallin. F. R. Hyde. Chas McClay. R. U Morrison. '. T. Jewell. I. T. White. W. C. Alnsworth. Charles S. Adair. Jean E. Morton. Ollie K. Ainsworth. J. L. Plttenger. ' Earl Browne. G. H. Hoxie. F. D. Strieker. Wm. Dewey. George W. Tarts. Albert Tarts. It. D. Johnson. N. B. Gale. C. C. Glhart. K. M. Winetrout. W. D. Holland. C. H. Ahlf. Luther SL Wyatt. Earl Larson. U O. Clement Claud R. Smith. Dean Warren. The soldiers and sailors wish to sincerely thank the Red Cross chap ter for the honor conferred upon them and the able manner In which the entertainment was carried out. NOTICE All donors to the band fund and others who desire to donate, and all members of the Chamber of Com merce, are requested to meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 p. m. Monday for the purpose of or ganizing a band. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COM. HORN COWAV To Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cowan, of Williams, May 3. a daughter. "08ts-lt"-"2 Drops Then to tha Danco! Goodnight to Cora Faint-Coxai Peel Off With "Gets-It" S.. ffirla. von can lauch at tight ahoas, or damp, corn-pulling H weatner. Dig Dumpy coma, cuu On the soles of your feet, corns b tweea tha toes, bard and soft corns. 4 If AO Off With Thii Flare. Cava Now- '(MrltHMK." 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