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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1919)
lAGE TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY OOllUKK Vi:iKSI IMTOIU.lt U'J, IIMOv BRANTS PASS M COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. B. VOORHIE8. Pub, and Propr. Entered t poatoffloe, Granu Pasa. Or., aa second olasa mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, per inch S"c Local-personal column, per line.. 10c Reader. -oer line Be DAILY COURIER By mall or, carrier, per year....$.00 Bt mall or carrier, oer month .60 WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year $200 MEM3ER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press U exclusively entitled to the use for republication ot all news dispatohe credited to it or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub lished herein. All rights ot republication ot tpe- eil dispatches herein are also re- serred. WEDNESDAY, OtTOHKU 23, 191, OREGON WCATHKH f Probably rain; moderate 4 4 westerly kwinds. , 4 CAPPER ams FARMERS' Continued from Page One.i "Without visibly helping the con sumer we have brought about a crisis in our most fundamental and vital industry by forcing the pro ducer to accept prices at which he cannot continue4 to produce, while he and the consumer are compelled to pay .prices at which they are forced to curtail the home demand." Citing losses sustained by agricul tural producers. Senator Capper said the recent decline In livestock prices had cost producers $80,000,000.. Livestock growers, he said, do not control the markets, and, like other agricultural producers, must accept prices fixed by others. Farm wages have doubled, land values have risen enormously and everything the farmer buys, he said, has risen from 50 to 300 per cent Among the remedies suggested by Senator Capper were cessation of "federal government propaganda which tends to hear down the prices of farm products." "Executive departments," he said, "should seek wider markets for the farmer by lifting the embargo on wheat and wheat flour to Europe, by extending credits to European gov ernments and hy lowering ocean freight rates." Legislation to free the livestock producers of alleged control of the markets by the packers also was urged by Senator Capper, who sug gested establishment of cooperative farm selling agencies. ' ISM TO BLACK AND GREEN Teas That Will Please You BULKS TETLEY'S UPTON'S TREE KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality arid Service T AI Mary iPickfard, ifanilllarly known as "America's Sweetheart," will ap pear upon Xhe screen in her first picture in several months at the Ore gon theatre tonight, when "Captain Kid, Jr.," is shown. This is said to tie one of the woat sprightly comedy-dramas in which Miss Pickford has ever been starred, and the Pick ford fans are promised a rare treat. As the little Scotch hook shop girl who leads the search for hidden treasure, lArtcraft star has role for which she is unusually well fitted. A parrot contributes some of the best laughs one can possibly find up on the screen today, and Victor Po- tel as Sam, the "constabule," assists the dainty Btar in making "Captain Kidd, Jr.," one of the best gloom chasers produced in months. Frances Marion, the scenarist,, has provided a flawless continuity, which William D. Taylor t$s made into a regular gem of a photoplay. The cast ap pearing in support of the star is a notable one, containing such well known names as Douglas Maclean, leading man; Spottiswoode Aitken, Robert Gordon, Winter Hall, Marcia Manon .Vlctol Potel, 'Mrs. Moore, William Hutcheaan and Clarence Geldhart. A .Bray plctograph is also being shown. This program will be run tonight, tomorrow afternoon and evening. . '. Except for 12,000 Alnos in the wilds of Yezo, the Japanese are one race. DONT WAIT FOR THE COLLECTOR TO CALL This is Roosevelt Memorial fund week. Josephine county's quota for this fund has been placed at $210 and It is urged by T. -M. Stott, coun ty chairman, that all contributions to the fund be turned in this week, as next Monday is the anniversary of Roosevelt's ' birthday and the total amount is supposed to be collected by that date. Owing to other business Mr. Stott will not have much time to devote to make collections, therefore it Is urged that all those who wish to have their names placed In the na tional monument to be erected, fill out the coupon as printed in the Courier and mail It together with their contribution, to Mr. Stott, who will issue a receipt for the amount. It you do not wish to bothtv with the coupon, just mall a check to Mr. Stott, or leave the amount at any of the Grants Pass banks. Do not wait for a collector, but make your contribution at once. CONVENTION NEXT WEEK A county Sunday school institute will be held in 'Grand Pirns In the Baptist church on Friday, Suturila'y and Sunduf, October 31 to November 2. Harold Humbert and Mis Georgia Parker, both of Portland, will he In attendance and on Friday evunlug J. J. Ulalulsuker, or I'ortUiml. will present moving pictures sent from New York City by the American com mittee for relief in the near east. These are scenes of the relief expedi tion, the camp at Port Said, and the airplane fltisht overbite city ot Jeru salem. Mr. Humbert will .be leader of con ferences for young people, while Miss Parker will (dve helps to teach ers ot children. . Rev, John W. Iloyt of Ashland, who is especially pre pared to give suggestions In the adult department, will also be pres ent There will be a time Riven for each school In the county to have its nay, and there will be a question box department. Free room and breakfast will he given the out-of-town visitors. Iturnetl With Asphalt Sf. H. Wagner was painfully burn ed about the face today, when some hot asphalt splashed upon him as he was working on the new paving on I South Sixth street. He was taken to Pr. Loughrldge's office for treat ment. SENATORS HLA.MK KKT.11.EItS Washington, Oct. 22. Prices charged by retailers for foodstuffs here frequently are from 200 to 3600 per cent in excess of wholesale prices a senate investigating committee de clared today in its report, "It would seem," said the report, "that the retail meat dealers receive a greater per cent of profit than the farmer, livestock raiser, buyer, rail roads, commission and cold storage men .and packers combined." (Continued from page 1) "There is a determined movement throughout the land to assume con trol of all government functions in behalf of a class," continued Senator Frelinghuysen. "We have come to a parting of the ways. This country is not ready to be dictated to by hoard of aliens. Any citizen who seeks to advance the interest of im self and his associates at the ex pense of the general public is not a patriotic citizen. Sovetism means class rule. We can not permit that in America. "Labor unionism should be upheld for one primary principle, to obtain and maintain Justlce'for the man who earns his bread hy the sweat of his brow; .but when the power of organi zation is employed to impose injus tice against ail other classes of so ciety the law of the land should be Invoked to prevent the abuse of uch power or laws enar:ted that will do this. "When labor defies law and order through the power'f its union It Is sounding its own death knell and . digging its own grave. "Thene are thousands of law abid-! ing citizens members of these unions who do not desire to strike. The ter rorism spread by the radicals and lawless in these unions creates fear for the safety of their homes; "Labor has risen to a high degree, but if, .through improper influence and disloyal leadership, the labor group attempts to 'place its fetters upon an unoffending public Jt must be dealt with accordingly." Senator Norris. republican, Ne braska, asked if the miners not ln , volved In the dispute would answer the general strike caJI and several senators declared the walkout un doubtedly would toe nation-wide. STRIKE IlRKAKIX'fl New York, Oct. !t. The long shoremen here are expected to re turn to their work tomorrow. 65 Loganberries Are used to flavor one Jiffy -Jell dessert The juice is condensed and sealed in a vial. This is one of our best fruit ftevcr:. Compare it r-i-.h th? ck'-ciyle quick gcl-iine dc3scrt3. 10 Flavon, at Your Crocer'a 2 Paekamt for 2S Ccr.lt m Give the world the once over TOIEY GET ACTION" AT OXCK Foley Kidney Pills Invigorate, strengthen and heal inactive, weak and diseased kidneys and bladder, Mrs. C. J. Kills, 503 Sth Av., Sioux Falls, S. D., writes: "I suffered with kidney trouble; used to have severe pains across my back and felt mixer- aoie ana an tirei out, nut arter tax ing Foley Kidney Pills I am well, i have not been bothered with kidney trouble since." 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