Grants Pass daily courier., April 09, 1920, Image 1

rants
'VOI* X„ No. HI».
GKANTH PAHS, JOSEPHINE COUNTY. OIUCOON,
FRIDAY, A I'KIL U, llrZO.
WHOLE .NUMBER
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Five tinuip- to llurry Action
Be­
en u>e of Spread of l iumthorizcd
Strike Over Country
< oiniMilsory Training t iffed Down in
Favor <ff Voluntary Enlistment
By Semate Action
Chicago Situation Better, But Strike Not Broken; Fight
is Between Old and New Unions; California
Lines Affected by Unauthorized Walk-Outs
Chicago, Apr. 9.- The wage de­
• Washington, Apr. 9.—Voluntary
mand« of the five group« of railroad
enlistment instead of compulsory un­
employes numbering 80,000 will lie ;
iversal military training, as proj>osed
pushed immediately as a result of
by the army reorganization bill, was
the spread of the unauthorized
adopted by the senate today.
strikes of switchmen and enginemen.
I
according to n statement made today
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by C. A Worrell, general chairman
* •'"'»KO- Al,r *• 1 h<* striking was Indicated by reports showing
of the railway clerks organization of ' switchmen who have been on strike that over 20,000 men had joined the
tho Chicago Northwestern system.
here for nine days began returning walkouts. Eight thousand are re­
ported out In the Chicago district.
lllplomat Ic Meeting W III llesull From
Pan-Aiue-rican I num and Two Courts
to work thia morning, Brotherhood
The brotherhood officials who pre-
English View of Action Taken
Come Under Changes Advocated
officials, who have been fighting the ! iflcteil the strike here would be brok­
In tlermuy
By Southern Nation
"Illegal walkout." do not claim that en within 48 hours said that with
the «trike la broken but were much the abatement here, the strikes In
encouraged by the reports from sev­ ' other jiarts of the country would end.
Italy's attitude |
lam don. Apr. 9
Washington, Apr. 9.—'After re­
Beginning Tuesday evening April
eral of the roads that the men, in
The strike spread to several Cali­
concerning Hie French occupation of
ceiving the state department’s inter­
'Small groups, were rejnirting for fornia cities yesterday and attempts 13 wp to and including Saturday
Frankfort concurs fully with that
evening, April 17, the farmers of Jo­ pretation of the Monroe Doctrine,
work.
to form "rump” unions in several i
ex pressed In behalf of Britain, Issued
the congress of San Salvador adopt­
The Chicago Junction railway, a other cities throughout the country | sephine County will meet at the
last night, Vittorio Hcialoln. the Ital­
Buenos Aires, Apr. 9. -Paraguay
ed a decree proposing a Latin-Amer­
courthouse
to
discuss
problems
of
belt lint' connecting the stockyards are in progress today.
ian foreign minister, stated today.
county-wide interest. Farmers asso­ ican alliance, with the I'nited State»
is a land of wonderful opportunity and packing plants with the trunk
ciated
with fruit production will be excluded. The decree also proposed
L. lines, was one of the first to report,
for North Americans, says W
Washington, Apr. 9.—An investi-
Paris, Apr. 9. The British atti­
{
interested
in the meeting Tuesday the abolition of the Pan-American
at work gation of the unauthorized strike of
tude regarding the French occupa­ Hchurz. United States trade cotnmis- Eleven engine crews ar«
evening.
One
of the problems slat­ union, Central American court of
the
rei»orf
said,
com-
switchmen and other railroad em-
tion of Frunkfort will cause the sloncr who has Just completed a this morning,
ed
is
—
‘
Is
Fruit
Inspection Neces­ justice and the international court of
Opening of a diplomatic conversation seven months' investigation of its re- pared to three yesterday. Whlle the pioyes was ordered today by the Sen­ sary’ The Josephine County Live- arbitration. The United States waa
bet wen the entente powers concern­ sources. Ten milllon dollars in Ani­ switching and freight situation show­ ate.
istock association, Wednesday even­ Instrumental in organizing the two
ed »Improvement, the congestion in
ing the whole subject of action with
ing. will take up the problems of the courts and the union.
orican money tins thus far Imen lu- the yards grew so great that seven
Chicago, Apr. 9. One switchman
regard to Germany. It was said to­
IH|le
republic
'but
in
of the eight roads entering the Dear­ was shot and several slugged at beef cattle men as to whether the
vested In the
day in official circles.
born
station are unable to run pas­ meetings of striking railroaders last purebred range sire law should be
the opinion of .Mr Schurz, millions
I
night, the police learned today. Sab­ abandoned or enforced.
more of Aiqerican capital would find senger trains downtown.
The standardization and improve­
John Gruneu, the president of the otage and violence were advocated by
a profitable return there.
ment of the swine of the county will
insurgent union, declared today that one speaker.
be one of the problems considered by
Nearly the size of the «tale of ¡.Mis­ the question of wages and yours had
souri and with less than 1,000,000 become secondary, that the real fight
San Francisco. Apr. 9.—Freight the swine men Thursday evening,
The dairy interests will consider the
inhabitants. Paraguay han untouched was for the supremacy over the old­ traffic on the Southern Pacific. Santa
feasibility of a county cow testing
er
brotherhood.
He
said
the
railroad
Fe
and
Western
Pacific
is
tied
up
as
I resources of amazing variety and
San Francisco, Apr. 9.—Revision
mon were tired of receiving proin-j a result of the strike of switchmen association and whether or not there
possibilities. ¡Mr Schurz told a cor­ Isos and demand results and that !
is
a
future
for
dairying
in
Josephine
of
the mail routes to Central Amer-
here
Yard crews are out here, at
Pressure is being brought to bear respondent of the Associated Press.
they
are determined to get some of-! Oakland. 1x>s Angeles. Sacramento. county. The poultry producers are ica so that mail from the Pacific
U|s>n tho state game and fish com­
"Over half the country In forested ticlals who will see that the workers Stockton, Bakersfield and
other interested in securing cheaper feeds coast may go down the west coast
mission by local sportsmen in order
Pacific
lines and improving the marketing condi­ or else follow the most direct lines
get
their
demands.
points.
'
The
Southern
In
the
that the true faits may be prc-mit- with the fines! hardwoods
Continued spread of the strike are affected from 1x>s Angeles to tions. Is poultry raising profitable on the east coast is ¡being sought
"Its soil and cll-
•xl In the controversy, which was re­ world,’’ ,he «alii
, in Josephine county? These and oth- by trade development bodies of San
throughout
the country, however. Ogden.
cently started up by the Medford or­ mate ¡ire capable of raising anything
At present the only
Ier live problems will be considered Francisco.
ganisation*. Opposition has begun to under the sun. Including 'wheat and
method
of utilizing the speediest
Saturday Evening, April 17.
crystalixe Into action and
letters
The following is the calendar for route is to specify the name of the
Experiments have proven
bananas,
have been sent by Representative
ship on which the letter is desired
¡the
week:
Hldler and Senator .1. <’. Smith to that more cotton to the acre can be
to travel.
Otherwise mail goes
April 13—Fruit men.
Frank Warren. chairman of the com­ raised on Paraguayan soil than on
April 14—Josephine County l.ive- through New Orleans and may go as
mission
Dr Smith’s letter follows any other soil where cotton Is cultl-
far as Panama and then back to Nic­
istock association.
"What is the liklihood of the com­ vated at present. 11 is good for to-
aragua. instead of entering the lat­
April 15- Swine men.
mission closing the Rogue river to bncco and sugar. Its Is good for any­
ter republic by a shorter and more
April 16—¡Dairymen.
commercial flailing at Grants P ush thing.
direct line, according to those inter­
April 17—‘Poultry producers.
and allowing Roderick Macleay to
"Oranges In Paraguay grow wild.
The best card ever secured for a ring and is a favorite around that I The meetings will lie held in the ested in the move.
have a monopoly to the fish in thia You would not believe that only one smoker in thts part of the state has part of the state. Martin has estab-'
The experience of one San Francis­
basement of the courthouse at 7:30
river’
out of every 10» oranges produced tn been arranged for the American Le­ Halted a good record for himself and p. tn. sharp.
co business man, who had to send
"Not as a business proposition but Paraguay ever Is eaten. But it is so. gion smoker, which will be given on '¡•avs that he will "put the skids un­
a package from Monteviedo, Uruguay
as a question of morals why should Billions of oranges lie on the ground April 29. Borne of the best Portland der ¡Anderson.” With these two
to Panama via France, instead of
a man making his home 250 miles and rot
directly up the west coast of South
■ talent has been slated to appear here main limits, the smoker promisee to
from here have the exclusive control
"There are deposit« of manganese and the Ixvgiou is being forced to lie one of the best drawing cards
America via Valparaiso, is cited. This
of the natural products of this and iron of unknown extent i hat
was merely because of an old postal
pay fancy prices for the fighters ever pulled off here.
stream, and the people residing In, have not been worked since the Par­
Kid Demeilia and Frankie Webb
The Elks will be here on that day
Pittsburg.
Apr.
9.—Alexander agreement, and resulted in the pack­
and building up this country be de­ aguayan war ended in 1870. It is
and the smoker will tie combined as I will |bt> seen in an exhibition which I Howat, president of the Kansas coal age being delivered just a year later,
nied any right whatever.
waiting for a railroad to be built to part of the celebration.
to
. has all the promise of a ¡fast bout. miners, was sentenced to jail today bcause French steamship lines
"If there should he any nttempt to It. There is also cop]»er.
The main event will ■be a go be- Both men appeared here at the last i for contempt of court. Judge Cur- Panama had been withdrawn during
do what the 'sports' of Bear creek
"The American investments tn tween Knockout Carmen and Johnny smoker
Demeilia scored a knock- | ran sentenced ¡Howat and three asso- | the war.
and the Duke of Wcdderlium «greed Paraguay at present are in cattle, Boscovich. both of whom are Port­ j out but did not show everything he
’ciate union officials to the county!
to do in regard to this matter there meat |»aeking plants and quebracho,
land fighters. Carmen
was seen had as he did not think it necessary. ¡jail until such a time as they will i
will be a bitter fight made against There are leas than loo ¡Americans
REPRESENTATIVE STICK KEN
here about a month ago, when he ; Webb Is a good fighter and will testify before the Kansas court of in- |
WITH PARALYSIS TOPAV
It and It will probably be decided by In the whole country, They are pop- knocked out Cedarstrom in the sec­ | make about an even match with De-
dustrial relations.
the courts as to the right of the com­ ular with the natives who think a lot
mellla.
Demeilia
won
a
name
as
be-
ond round. He has 13 fights to his
mission to close the river and except of the United States.
Washington. Apr. 9.— Representa-
credit. 10 of them being knockouts I Ing the cleanest boxer ever seen here.
the part that flows through the Mac­
i
tive
Kitchen, of North Carolina, the
A battle royal will be staged as a
and three technical knockouts, Bos-
leay holdings
• democratic leader of the last con­
covlch is well known around Port- curtain raiser, These are alwa
"I feel sure thnt. you will stand
gress. suffered a slight «troke of pa-
land, but has never appeared here good for a lot of amusement as
I ralyfds today soon after delivering a
with us In maintaining our rights
i He has fought in most of the state bunch of local boys will be put
In this matter and would he glad to
; speech in the house opposing the re-
I» and has never been defeated.' Most the ring.
1 publican peace resolution
hear from you soon.”
of his victories have been knockouts
The fighters, with the exception of
and In the fight here both men will Boscovich will arrive about a week
fight in the 150 pound class. This before the bouts to put in time work­
Grass Valley, Cal., Apr. 9.—The !
promises to be a real exhibition of i ing out and getting tied up to some strange spectacle of the grave of a I
Victoria, iB. C., Apr.
AVhat is boxing.
of the Rogue river fish. The fishing
horse being kept in tidy condition |
H "Jazzy Jag?" The attorney general
Freddie Anderson anil, Carl Mar­ | appealed to the boys the last time
and
decorated once each year with
of British Columbia has been asked tin will mix in the second mabt j they were here but they were unable
to answer this question before the event. Anderson Is hailed as one of to get time to go aftqr them. The flowers and flags Is witnessed near
present term of the provincial legis­ the host scrappers In the Vancouver workouts will be open to everybody. Forest Hill, Placer county, southwest'
of here.
lature closes.
The horse, a common stage ani­
Honolulu. T. H., Apr. 9.—Despite
Helena, 'Mont., Apr 9. Chief Sum
In a set of questions filed in the
HOVSK AIM MTS RESOMTIO5
mal,
on July 3, Il 902. wa^ shot dead the fact that the Japanese Federa­
Resurrection of the Flathead Indian legislature. Mr. I’ooley, member for
DECbAltlXG STATE OF PEACE
tribe, ¡which inhabits tho former res­ Esquimalt, asks the attorney general
♦ ibv an bandit who was attempting to tion of I^abor stands firmly by its
i*
walkout order, Issued late in January
ervation In the west end of the stHte for particulars as to tho amount of
Washington. Apr. 9, 3:55 p. ♦ I hold up a stage.
recently announced, while on a visit alcohol purchased by a Vancouver
♦ tn. The peace resolution was ♦ . Among the passengers was a in an attempt to force up plantation
here, that he shortly will accept an company during the last three years
' > adopted by the house late to­ ♦ Chinaman who following the robbery I labor wages, the sugar mills on the
carefully buried the horse and placed ! six Island of Oahu plantations affect­
Invitation from President Wilson to to be used in the manufacture of a
♦ day.
American flags on the grave, Once ed are increasing their grinding
pay the White House a visit.
flavoring extract .Finally, ha asks:
Chicago, Apr. 9. -An unconfirmed
each year he has reappeared to re- i time.
When Mr. Wilson was in the city
"Poes the extract manufactured
new his ministrations.
Kahuku mill recently was report­
last fall, during the tour that was produce what is technically known report thnt John Reed, a magazine
ed on full time, 24 hours daily, while
cut short by bls Illness, ¡Chief Him as a ‘jazzy jag’ among its users ’’
writer, had been executed in Fin­ High School Ituay
the others are running from 12 to 15
had a chht with ¡the president. The
land, has been received here, l^loyii
The committee in charge of the
chief never «tended school, be cannot EXHIBITION SHIP WILL BE
i hours. The planters say they have
B. Heth, assistant district attorney, Near Fast campaign at the high
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more than 2000 strikebreakers in
read nr write and he slioiiks only
SENT FROM JAPAN ON TOI It
announced this morning.
Reed is school has been getting results. . A
. the fields, exclusive of another 2000
broken English, lie has ruled the
Flathead for many years but c nil-
Tok Io, lA.pr. 9. A Japanese mil­ under Indictment here charged with sh,)rt time ago they put on a tag
Butte, Mont.,
Apr.
9. When Filipinos who have returned to work
plain that laleli tin re have been ton lionaire ls planning to send an ex- conspiracy to advocate the overthrow sale and netted a large amount of Butte officials raided the Nick Tre- and the hands who refused to walk
many leases of Interference by
the h li bit Ion ship around the world to In­ of the government by force. Reed is j money, Lately they have increased bovich home here, in scarcli for il­ out when the Japanese federation
whites In tlio Internal affairs of the trod uce Japan's products to foreign a native of ¡Portland, and is well the contribution from the high school licit liquor, one of the officers, it is and the Filipino . union declared a
lands. The steamer Is to he a 10,- known throughout Oregon as a mag- to $192.57. They are attempting to reported, noticed that the Trehovich strike.
tribe.
lie says he means to ma lie a plea 000-ton vessel reconstructed so as to azine writer and tho author of sev- secure the prize of a football and baby, playing in its crib, was queer
At thi time the general strike on
to th« pri <i<|ent to permit him to afford room for exhibition shelves oral articles on Mexico, in recent tripod, which Is given to tho high shaped. They found pint« of liquor Oahu w i called it was estimated
take tho question tip openly with the and rooms for entertainments, and
i
years his articles have been of a rnd- school securing the largest per capi­ hound about the baby in the form of that approximately 8000 men quit
'a to start some time this month.
| leal nature.
work.
a belt beneath its clothes.
fndlarf bureau.
ta amount.
eithte powers to converse
LETTERS ARE SENI
DEFINE “JAZZY JAG