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G KA NTH I'AHN DAILY COURIER PACK TWO GRANTS PASS Mill COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday _ ¿7». VOORHIES I*'«1 and fropr ■ntared at poetoffi ce, Granta Pass. Ore., aa second class mail matter ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch.................... 20c Local-personal column, per line toe Readers, per line.................. 5c Al! New Stock Corn Meal Farina Rve Meal Steel Cut Oats DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year ...H ’LJ By mail or carrier, per month ■ Try Our No. 18 Coft’ee WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or all otherwise credited in this i paper and also the local news pub lished herein. AU rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality) and Service “From a Chicago 1. W W. organ. printed in German: •'Until our de mands are compiled with, we cau- MONDAY, JANUARY 5, itWO. ECS tion the bosses and the present rul ♦! ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦►♦♦♦♦♦♦ ers of America that there will be no ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ peace. We will strive for a revolu i tion and we will carry it through to served. Tonight, rain in west and 4 snow in east. Tuesday, prob ♦ ably rain in west and fair in ♦ east. Northerly winds. against the economic, political and religious tyranny, Workingmen, arise! Have no pity, lain g live so ciallat Russia! Long live the social revolution!” Utterances of that character go beyond the limits of'free speech. Ann the end. until every remembrance of gre the cause of the assassinations of presidents and of attempts upon you is obliterated.” From a Ukrainian socialist paper all our institutions of authority. » ♦♦♦♦♦♦4 ♦ 4 ♦ ♦4 4 4 4♦♦♦ in New York: “Welcome to the he In the Future. propaganda OF THE RAD1OAIA roes of ommunism on this great Recently several airplane* wer* The sending of one ship load of 'day! Welcome now, European com- moving over the Circle, and the usual crowd hud stopped to watch them. An radicals out of the country, and the ■ rades, carriers of the red banner of old woman in the crowd began«couui- rounding up of 5000 others with the I the revolution. Down with capital ing. “One, two, three, four, five.” she Long live social revolution! eount<*d. “Five of those things. assurance that they will follow in ism! Then she turned to the man nearest the wake of the soviet ark, brings to ' Long live the dictatorship of the pro- her. "Did you ever see the like?" she ! letariat!" attention the efforts constantly put asked. "Five of those things. Why. From a socialist paper in Boston. pretty soon the atmosphere will be forth by this element to break down I The working class must organize Just lousy with them."—ln<llanajHili- the government. News. While there was, according to the for the purpose of waging unceasing V. S. attorney general, no adequate warfare against the capitalist class Oiling Machines. law for dealing with these propa and its instrument of oppression by Many women oil their own machines gandists, or one that will suppress any a tion that has for its object the frequently and carefully. a* they the journals that are published to overthrow of the political state of should, but they forget to put a big drop of oil «nee a month In ench end carry their doctrine throughout the the master class and the substitution of the treadle. The machine run* with land, the federal authorities now of the dictatorship of the proletar one-thin! the expenditure of elTort If this is regularly done. seem io have found a most satisfac iat.” From a Hungarian I. W. W. pub tory solution to the problem. Depor tation puts the viper at a distance lication: "Brothers, take out your Printing that pleases—We do If and his poison becomes impotent, red cards, and fight with us for an 'ourler Job Department. We must take What is this doctrine that has industrial republic. of the instruments of pro- brought the wrath of a nation down possession ( RIGHT THIS WAY Seize industry with all upon the reds?" Here are a few duction. MADAM ■ ■ ■ e i , ■ w i gentle utterances taken from news . that belongs to It. We must put an papers published openly throughout end to private ownership.” From a New York bolshevist pa- the United States during recent months, and distributed through the tier: "The real cause of the war was the damned trinity, law, ownership mails: From an anarchist publication: ' and state. Down with law! Down "The senile fossils ruling the Unit-| with ownership! Down with ed States see red. Smelling their! state! Let this l>e the death of n Live destruction, they have decided to three-headed monster. w ht It is in anarchy that check the storm by passing the de-1 ar<h ism! portation law affecting all foreign. manitv will find haimlneas and eter radicals, Do not think that only nal well-being.” Electricity points the way tor From an Italian publication in foreigners are anarchists. We have : you to start the new» year right, Mrs. Good Housekeeper. a great number right here at home. New York "Will you be meek and It shows you how to avoid the Deportation will not stop the storm slavish ? Will you remain under wash day labor and excessive I the iron heel of your masters? Or laundry bills. It shows you from reaching these shores, how the vacuum principle of will yoil tear your way by the revo- storm is within, and very soon electric cleaning will keep your lution to a l>etter and happier life?” leap and crash and annihilate home sanitary. Resolve to start on the electric way to From a so.ialist paper published in blood and fire. Deport us! wards home content. Wilmington, "Onward will dynamite you.” 1C 1 O w n A r' n T uesday , jan . M Lower Floor, »2.00 ■ A > W.JT gth Balcony 5Oc, »1.00, SI.50 Plus War Tax AUGUSTUS PITOU The Season’s Greetings BARNES. The Jeweler M. P. Next door First National liwnk I line Inspector Start the New Year Right Buy a Maxwell MOST MILES I’Elt GALLON’ ON GAH MOST MIIJCN I’ER DOLLAR ON TIRHH Wo have a few IWJO Touring Car» in Htock. ( nil and look them over« They sell them«ehre». We also have In «lock a few ums ! car« at latrgaln*. THE URN» CIIAI.MERH IN A WONDER Call and mt for your«rlf, If you want a «lx cvlimh’r car tin- ( lutlnivm 1« Ju«t what you’re looking for. Medium priced, no lim it to power, n beer for comfort and look*, it’* lasting quullUea un excelled” and last but not least it 1» economical to operate. AI-SO REMEMBER WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINK OF TIREH AND ACUEHHORIK» and OPERATE.A MACHINE HHOP WITH THE IIEHT OF Ml <11 IN. ! < G n<H 1 ’V O MHAHOK__________ _____________ (Continued from page 1) when asked concerning their plans for the future. "We are going along as usual, making and selling ateel.” say the employers in answer to a similar question. W. Z. Foster, secretary of the national steel strike committer. Is in charge of headquarters here, and receiving reports from organizers In all parts of the district, who are charged with th duty of preventin' desertions. Anothr- section has been organ- ized to «rovide food for needy strlk- Uanteens era and their families, have been opened, and every week food Is dl*trM>u)ed As the strike lengthens the number of persons iri need of relief In reases. but officials of the Committee insist thev hue met every call mnde upon them. Efforts to obtain the exact num ber who are still out have been un- siiccessfu), as the strike lead««™ have been unable to determine the exact number <rf mon who have entered other Industries, the number who have returned to their old places in the mills, or the number who have returned to their native lands. Their best calculations. however, plnce th*' number still on strlk« at more than 100.000. This position Is supported by lecl ing Independents who declare that ¡the unskilled labor situation In the ! Industry Is serlotiH. and men for this . class of work are hard to find. The CaYnegfe Steel Companv. however, has no complaint on this score. Its records for the third week In December, the last ■able, showing r,1,000 : payrolls ns against a of ,12.000. ■Meeting of strikers now arc per- mltted If sanctioned by local author It les. AGENTS HUDSON FOR. MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS COLUNS AUTO COMPANY ACC»$iO*lfS *Ht> RIPAIRIMC . PHONE 317 <57/ N STREET, * GRANTS PASS, ORE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES it SERVICE fl*WSMGlllSiii.D (OMÍNENME (Continued from page 1) .AV m A NEW MELOORAMATK FARCE TISH A NEW WONDER 6/ edwaad e . rose *from the AAEY ROBERTI REINHART StoHti PtCfHTLY APPURIHG tft ntt SATURDAY EVENING POST Cordova, Maska, Jan >. Schools in Maska, with few exception), are In excellent condition and the educa tional outlook in the territory is ex ceedingly bright, according to L. D. Henderson, superintendent of the Alaska schools, who recently rutnrn- ed to Juneau from a trip through the territory Alnskans seem to lie united, he said. In making the schools as effective as possible. While In Fairbanks, Mr Hender son visited the site of the .Maska \g- rieultural College and School of Mines. "The college building is a well-constructed, carefully planned structure." he said, “1 hope that In the near future a flourishing school will be in operation." "Business conditions in the inter ior and to the westward, while still suffering to some extent from the depressing effects of the war, are by no means discouraging," he said. "Many communities, while temporar ily somewhat depleted In population, still display evidence that they have solid hacking." HARPERS ELECTRIC STORE I i We Wish You All < .Mail orders now. Address letters, make checks poM office money orders payable to Ge«’. A. Hunt, Mgr. I’ngc Theatre. Add 10 |>er cent war tax to price ticket desired« Inclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Hox office o pen January ith. Lamps Ask for a démonstration lie sure to see tlirwe light* Rogue River Hdw. should be most deeply Interested In. Representative Sldler received a telegram from th governor Sunday urging iiimn him the Importance of the mee.fng at Salem today, but Mr. »idler answered that business would prevent his attendance. A delega tion from Medford and Ashland passed through the city last even ing <-n route for Salem to be present at the meeting. Senator Thomas, a member of the senate fish and gain«“ committee, was with the delegation. He stated that the people of the southern portion of the valley wished Representative Stiller to again Intro duce his bill of the last session, the same measure as the one vetoed by Governor Wfthyeombe. This bill would prevent the use of seines on the Rogue. Thomas also stated that a constitutional amendment was to be presented (dosing tbe Rogue to commercial fishing. It Is evident from the drift of dlwcnsslon that a crisis has been reached In the Rogue quo lloyt, as well as In all matter pertaining to fish and game within the state. Carrier* Wanted— Carrier hoys for Dally Courier wanted routes now open. Extra I oav for rainy weather. Applv ai once. The Wardrobe Cleaners 31.5 N. 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