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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-04

T. =. Garrison of Baudette is
among the out Of town business visi-
tors today. a~ &. &C. 4 H. r T.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-04
AND
NEWsY NOTES

$4,000 to loan on Farms, Dean
Land Co. 5. .1. d71tf
George Shay left last night for
Kelliher.
Nj s. P. Wall Of Crosby passed Fri
day in the city. Z
James Reid Of Big Fork spent
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-04

Mrs William Lilly has returned
from Cass Lake where she spent New
Years with relatives. -.,-s..-.z. ,'vg..ss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-04

w. T. Noonan, editor and publish
er Of the Baudette Region, is bust
ness visitor today while enroute to
St. Paul. '&:'S@ @ >'.' s-'+@@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
THREE-DAY CELEBRATION FOR
SERVICE MEN OPENS THURSDAY
MILLION MEN WILL
STRIKE FOR MOONEY
First Of -Four Day DeInOnslra-
lions To Start Friday,
Report:

San Francisco, July 2.-iUnited
Press l-0ne million men wili quit
work Friday for four days In the first
demonstration in behalf of Thomas
Mooney, Selig Schulberg, Of the Inter
national Workers Defense League, told
the United Press today. This number
represent all organized trades, and will
affect practically every city and town
in the United States.
"The approximate union vote east ON
the demonstration was 1es,0oO 10 22,.
000," said Sehulberg. considering
that unida meetings usually draw 90
per cent of their attendance, and that
this does not include number Of heavy
radical labor organizations not affili-
atea with the A. +. Of l.. the number
Of workers affected is at least 100000.
g A tally of the vote shows the best
response to be likely IN Detroit, Mime
apolis, Chicago, Butte, Seattle and Ia
coma. Great Falls, Mont, ard Terre
Hnutc, Ind. The biggest single craft
ready to walk ont is the United Mine
Workers, with heavy membership in
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and mid
die west and far west. f"
The cigarmakers' organization Of
which Sampel Gompers is meL.ber
voted to strike in New York, Boston,
Continued on page twO)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
fruit union STOCK
HOLDERS FILE SUIT
Action Commenced To Com
pei Growers 10 Deliver
LOganberries.

Alleging they feared their stock in
the Salem Fruit Union might be made
valueless, should the Phez company
brl Z suit at any time against the
unioa, three stockholders, Louis Laeh.
mund, j. r. Linn and S. NJ. Endieott
have brought suit against the board Of
directors Of the Union and l,obcrt c.
Paulus as manager, to compel them to
force members Of the Union t. deliver
loganberries 70 the Union.
The directors Of ahe sciem Fruit
Union against whom the suit is directed
are Frank Gibson, W. /. staley, Roy v.
ohmart, O. B. Miles, W. T. siols and
j. J. Mcdonald, with R. c. Paulus as
manager
The iniuaetiOn granted last Saturday
by Judge George G. Bingham in which
the Salem Fruit Union was dir eted TO
deliver its logans to the Phez company
did not relieve the situation rs far as
the Phez company is concerned for the
reason that the Salem Fruit Union has
no berries to deliver, and could have
Continued on page eight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
FAKE TICKETS FOR BIG
BATTLE AT Toledo ARE
BEING PEDDLD, REPORT
By H. G. Hamilton

United Press Staff corTespon,leni.)
Todelo. Ohio. July l.--Fake fight
tickets have made their appearance IN
different parts of the country, aeectd-
Ing to complaint made to Toiede police
this morning BY Frank FlonFnef, Tex
Richards partner in promoting the
willard Dempsey battle here on taH :.
Yesterday a Cincinnati man exhibited
to Flourner a ticket which be aid he
had purchased in Cincinnati feT $40.
This ticket. while not exactly iiks those
used BY the promoterA vas marked
with the scat number and section, and
carried the title Willard Dempsey :"
fight printed across Il. Stamped in ed
across the face Of the ticket appeared
the price for the best seals ioi he To-
ledo arena $50.
The Cincinnati man thought be was
bayino the ticket at go dis, oant.
Below the seat number, IN sai..l ct
seys appeared the advertisement cf =
elear known as 'El Rico. .
Flourney asked the Toledo po'iee
chief 10 notify police all over The e0un-
try 10 be on the lockout foE eoefidsnee
men who we're peddling the Taxa tex.
els. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
WAR BABIES TO HAVE
PLACE IN BIG PARADE
New Section Created And
Prizes Provided By
Committee.

The war babies are TO have a chance
for a prize in the big baby parade Of
the morning of the Fourth The com
mittee in charge happened to notice
that the all-important war babies had
been over looked. Hence new de-
partment was organized and for the
best decorated vehicle carrying a real
war baby, there are prizes of s. and SO.
Now ii any mother or aunt OF sister
has been too busy to register for the
baby parade, the committee is willing
to help out by now offering the privi-
lege Of registering and entering the
baby on the morning of the Fourth.
This must be done at the band stand
in Wilson park.
Those who cannot take the time to
come to the Commercial club to regis
ter, may telephone Mrs. o. {. Locke,
Phone 2I5, and the entry will be made.
In deciding points for prizes, the
judges will favor real flowers instead
Of paper flowers. As this is a real
flower country. the genuine article will
score several points over the manufae-
tured article.
After having the baby properly reg
istered. those who are TO takespar in
the parade are to form on Court street
opposite the state house. The line Of
march viii then be west to Cottage
street, south on Cottage to State, thence
Continued on page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
DRY LAW v|OLATORS
ARE CLOSELY WATCHED
Attorney Generals Office
Keeping Tab On Vendors
OF Hard Drinks.

Washington, July 2.--fUnlted Press.)
The attorney generals office today
closely watched the entire United
States for inslence Of violation Of the
war time prohibition law. 1t was un.
derstood that arrests would be made in a
number Of eases where 2.75 per cent
beer was being sold, to provide court
tests on the validity of tho test az ap.
piled to beer Of that strength. This
will probably be the only step taken
until the United States supreme court
meeting next 0ctober--decides whether
2,75 per cent beer is intoxicating, or
unless congress passes an enforcement
act specifically forbidding sale Of
drinks containing more than one-half Of
one per cent alcohol.
"The department Of justice viii AXE
steps to see that these saloons are
closed If newspaper accounts Of uondi.
tions are correct" said W. l.. Fricron,
assistant attorney general.
The most fragrant instance Of open
violation Of the law reported to the
attorney generals office was in Allan
tic City, where saloons were said to be
selling "hsrd liquor and ignoring the
statute.
Reports were also received of some
offering whiskcy for sale IN beer and
wine bottles. These instances were iso.
lated, however, and for the most rart
prohibition appeared TO be effective.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
RIA Is Largest Rigid
Dhigible;; Measures 5A
Feet From Stem To Stern

4 The R.S4 Is the largest rigid
X dirigible in the world From
/. nose to stern she measures G34
4 feet, her greatest sdiametor Is
( 7s.9 feet. From the bottom OF her
4 gOndolas, amidships to the bigh.
4 est point Of the ship is a dis
4 tance Of W feet.
4 The ship carries three boats
4 below the gas bag. Hei .yiai
4 gas capacity is l2,000,0 900 cubic
4 feet. The craft is equipped with
4 wireless system as powerful as
4 that Of the great ocean ii1crs.
= The R-34's weight is thirty tons
4 and she can carry a useful lohd
X Of 2l.2l tons. Her power is sup
4 piled by five Sunbeam Maori
+ engines Of 2s0 horsepower, each
\ driving four pushef pTopellcfs
4 Her maximum speed is $50 aau-
4 teal miles sa hour.
4 Under command Of MAJOR ..
4 II. Scott, the R-s4 carries . total
\ crew Of thirty.
= Lieutenant Commander zBth-
gary Lansdown. who is making lie
!. trip az representative o. tie
4 United States navy, hns bsen
4 staff e0mmsnder Of the Amor
= can naval air forces in France.
:. :. 4. = =.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Dying Winds Relieve FIRE
Danger In Michigan Woods

Ssult Ste Marie, Mich, July H.
Dying winds early today gave some
hope here that the forest flies Which
threatcred villages for forty miles sest
Of here have abated and can be- check
ed. No loss Of life has been reported
20 far.
Early today an effort was made to
reach Raeo and several other sfaaii viii
ages. which were reported IN danger
last aight. but all efforts were unasail.
isg. whether wires had been destroyed
vas H0i certain. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Kings Products Company
Sues Growers To Enforce
Observance of Contracts
MNE \

Claiming that its market price for
loganberries is 81 cents a pound, and
for this reason il should not pay more
than this price, the Salem Kings Prod
uets company has brought suit sgs1nst
Bruce Cunningham, s. v. Ramp, Britt
Aspinwall. c. H. Deneer, o. L. Deneer,
Clyde Harris. August Lentz, J w. La,
toilette, L. S. Murdick, Howard kamp
and A. f. Harris.
The suit is in the form of ASKING tho
court to issue an injunction to psevent
these growers from disposing Of their
logans on the market, but to sell them
to the Salem Kings Products company
at 59 eeats a pound.
The growers, through their attorneys,
claim that the Wittenburg. King Pod
ucts company in July of 1917 agreed
with them to pay four cents q pound as
the minimum prices for logans, with
the additional agreement that the open
market price should be psid at all times
during the life Of the tonyoar ton-
tract.
Growers Say ''Trick."
That at the time the contract was
signed, the WittenburgKing Products
company agreed to attach a sip to the
usual printed form of contract, pfo,id-
ing that the growers should at AL times
be paid the market price. That i was
under this agreement that the optE mar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
WILSON TO Present
TREATY ON TUESDAY
President To Ask Ratification
Of Senate Early Next
Week.

Washington, July s.-Presideat vii.
son, it was expected by many members
Of congress today VIII appear before
the senate next Tuesday TO present the
treaty Of peace for ratification.
Meanwhile both house and senate
we're in recess All appropriation bills
were finished and the vacation was vot
ed last midnight. Congress viii meet
again July 8.
Following the president S address the
senate is expected TO start debate on
the treaty and covenant whiic the house
gets to work on prohibition enforce
ment legislation IN an attempt 10 put
teeth into the war time prohibition act.
The measures driven to finG. passage
in the fourteen hours session yesterday
were:
The army bill carrying s75,c0O,444
The sundry civil bill carrying $685.
100000.
The District Of Columbia budget car
rying $4,000.
A deficiency measure carrying a mum.
Der Of small items totalling $4,000, 900.
The army bill as finally agseel upon,
provides for an average army Of &c.,.
900 men during the fiscal yonr which
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
BELIEVED
DEMENTED, KILLS WIFE
AND SON; BURNS HOUSE

Portland, Or.y July AT 4
taeking With a hatehet, Z. ". =
/ Stafford, Jr., killed his ont year =
old son late yesterday after :
+ noon, fatally injured bis wife, !
wounded his five year olG son, !
: set fire to his home and thea I
committed suicide. Mrs. Stat I
ford died this morning.
Stafford is believed to have !
been temporarily insane He
( came here with his family three
months ago from Matowa, Nina.
to become superintendent Of the 4
( plant of the Sterling Food Pred
( uets company. !
Stafford is an ex-captain Of
the Minnesota state guard tAd a \
+ son Of a prominent business man 1
( of Barnum, Nina.
= y = 4 4 y as X y 4 = + 1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

kit price should be paid, that the grow
ers did sign the contracts.
The growers claim that the Witten-
burg King Products company instead
of attaching : slip to the contract
agreeing to pay the market price as
they had promised the growers, attach
ed a printed slip as follows: "If the
Salem Kings Products company raises
their buying price to other growers in
1918 or thereafter, this contract euto-
matically calls for the market pIiee.
Company Paying 5tsc.
The Salem Kings Products connpany,
successor to the wittenburg King Prod
pet company, claims to be paying its
other growers 5is cents while he mar.
ket price is nine cents. That as their
market price is 5h cents, notwitnssnnd
fag conditions, the growers sued should
sell at 81 cents
The growers claim the Salem Kings
Products company practiced fraud in
attaching to the contract the agreement
to pay "their" price, instea', Of the
market price.
In asking the injunction fsom Judge
George G. Bingham, the Salem Kings
Products company alleges as follows:
That on July 30, 1917, contract was
made with b. +. Ramp of Brooks to sell
Continued on page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
ALL TELECRAPHERS
BACK ON JOBS TODAY
KOnenkamp Says Union Not
Strong Enough To Wage
Double Fight,

Chicago, July 2.-(United rress.1--s.
). Konenkamp, president of the Com
mercial Photographers Union Of America,
at noon declared the striking telcgra.
piers of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies will 80 back to
work this afternoon.
"Thc strike was declared off because
We are not strong enough to fight the
government, as well as the companies y
Konenkemp said.
Konenkamp issued a statement in
which Postmaster General Burleson was
taken to task for "marshallina the gov
ernment agencies TO fight against the
workers, and his party must bear the
(Continued on page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Jack Johnson Training
Mexican Generals Now

Los Angeles, Cal, July 2.--Jask John
son, fsrmer heavyweight champion Of
the world. Is in Mexico City, acting as
athletic trsiner for a party Of noted
Mexican generals, according to p. n.
Snyder, Los Angeles contractor, who
has Just returned from a siz. months
tour of Mexico. Snyder says johnson
is an idol of Mexico City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Chicago Hog Prices Touch
New Record Price Of $22

Chicago. July 2-(United Press)-
Hog prices climbed to q new record Of
s22 per hundred pounds here today.
The opening Of the market found a
rush Of buyers and prices jumped 25
to 3 cents above the general market
Of Yesterday. Several Of the big pack
ers dropped out Of the market, e0.ifi-
dent that a reaction would follow.
Grain futures SCARED in sympathy
with hog prices. They gained ali The
way fz5m 3. 10 3 cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Carpenter VIII Tour
America Early In 1920

I.OndOa, July e.--(United Press.)--
George Macdonald announced today
that Georges Carpenter, European
heavy weight champion, will tour Amer.
lea the first four months Of 1920.
Macdonald, who will handle cafpen-
tier during The tour, said there would
be DO chance Of his man meeting Jack
Dempsey, Mike Gibbons OF Mike
o 'Dowd before April.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
STANDING ROOM ONLY
AND 1T AT A premium
FOR NEWS OF BIG MIX
"c'mon you Willard"
"At'ta boy, Dempseylp -

= "c'mon you Willard"
= "At'ta boy, Dempsey
y These ard a few more are
+ only & small part Of the strange
= noises which viii eminatc from
= scores Of husky throats as ras
+ Capital Journal tells the round.
Z by-round story Of the big fisiie
= battle in Toledo for Salem figa.
I. fans on the afternoon of the
y Fourth.
= And over the DIN Of the root.
= ers viii go believing the red hot
= news Of the scrap, blow By blow
: and step by step. On a direct
= wire from the big arena, Tie
= Journals United Press optsator
= win catch the movements o. the
i fighters almost as rapidi7 as
= they happen. As fast as ne gets
!: them. via the megaphonc route.
= It's big. wide street in front
= Of The Jouraal office, but there
: won I be any room to play
= marbles there Friday afternoon.
= And it's a big voice ihrt1 be
= behind that megaphone from ]
= O'Clock until the "big thingt
> is over. But it's fs. R. %
= 30 shake 3 leg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

London, July Am Exchange Tele.
graph dispatch from Copenhagen re-
ported today that Germany j. threaten
ed with a new revolution.
Government forces have occupied the
principal buildings in Berlin. Troops
with machine guns are on guard and
soldiers are patrolling the streets.
Traffic is hampered. Many factories
are closed down today as q result OF
the disorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Committee E.sends Official
mutation X People of
Valley To Celebrate
Fourth Here.
By ]. F. Hutchinson

Are YOU coming to Salem for the celebration and
welcome to THE Boys" of course you are going to be
here for one day at least July and are the official
days and you are not only invited but you live in Mar
ion County, YOU are expected to be here to help entertain
and make this event long to be remembered by those
who fought your battles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
To ''The Boys

To The Boys"
Every soldier, sailor and marine in
Marion and Polk counties is invited to
attend this home coming. Wear your
saiform and come on the morning Of
the third if possible Go Immediately
to the Salem Commercial club and reg
lister. The War Camp community ser.
vice win attend TO the registration and
this department, which is under the d..
reetion Of John w. Todd, is very de-
sirous of having every man register.
When you call at the Commercial club
program which provides for a free
pass to all entertainment and gives
full details of all that is going on in
the city, win be handed you. You will
know where you are to room; have a
pass to the shows. dances, receptions
and banquets and your meals will be
provided for. Everything possible is
being attended to and you will be en-.
tertained to the best Of our ability.
Salem welcomes you home BE sure and
come. If you don Z come until the
Fourth be sure and register before 2
p. m. You can take a lady friend to the
reception and dances--briug one along.
To the People
This home coming and official wei.
come for "The BeSs'2 belongs to the
people living in the vicinity Of Salem.
Everyone from Marion and Polk coun.
ties are invited to come to this cele.
bration. Come az least for part Of
each day. Plan TO be seen here at least
one whole day Remember that Won can
come to this celebration and meet the
defenders of your homes-make them
glad that they went to war-and at the
same time glad that they were spared
TO come home. Remember that the
world is now at peace and this is your
chance to celebrate. "If' you are pro.
German-don I attend this celebration
Everything has been done for your en-
tertainment while here. You can pick
from the many attractions listed. Read
over the list and then when you come
you will find more attractions that
were not listed
The Flying Machine
The flying machine is an assured
fact for the three days. A new. but
tried and tested machine will be here
the morning Of the third and If YOU
want to take trip in the air turn in
your name to Mr.. MeCroskey at the
Salem Commercial club. The air trips
viii start at Salem and those who fly
will have a trip over Salem, Silverton
and Dallas.
The field at Salem is in fine shape
and all flights will start and end al
Salem in order not to take chances in
landing where the field is not in prop.
ef shape. Stunts will be over Wilson
park in the heart Of Salem. This fea
ture alone is worth your time.
The ParaGes
The baby parade viii be held at ID
a. m. the morning Of the 4th. The priz
es are very liberal. Dress up the baby
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
TURK TROOPS OPERATE
in DEFIANCE OF TRUCE
Agreements Of America And
England To Aid France
Against Germany Framed
Practically As One.

Inited Press Staff Correspohdslt.i

United Press Staff CorrespohdsEt.l
Paris, July .. The big f.v was
scheduled today to appoint the commit
tee which will direct execution Of the
peace treaty.
This body, which new consists Of
Secretary Lansing, Foreign Secretary
Balfour, Foreign Minister PichVn, For
eigu Minister Tittoni and Baron Ma
kino, was also expected to consider the
personnel Of the permanent roparanons
committee and the committee on Bull
garian boundaries.
Former Russian Ambassador Aala-
kcff and RumHnian representative
were 10 be heard on the Runaanian-
Bessarabian boundary.
+. Reports from Turkey indicate that
three separate bodies Of troops are op-
Grating in Asia Minor 10 opposition to
allied occupation. Their leadets, 1t was
said have refused to recognize the au-
thortiy of the present government ut
Constantinople.
Turk Uprising Feared.
A general uprising is feared when the
Turkish peace terms are made public and
considerable difficulty is anticipated
in enforcing them.
The treaties whereby America and
Great Britain arc pledged to aid Francs
In the event Of unprovoked aggression
by Germany are so interloeking that
failure to ratify one win nudity the
other, Il was learned today. II the
senate does not accept the British pact
It was said, the American document
will be valucless. The treatics eoRtain
several articles practically identical One
provides that the treaty is effective As
regards Germany carrying ont the mill
tary terms Of the treaty Of Paris. This
means that America and Great BTitSin
will be equally interested With france
in the demolition Of the Rhine iortifi-
cations and accomplishment OF al other
military requirement. II was sngfested
froptfnund IN uaae fnut1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

dirigible ever to attept transatlantic
flight, was 400 miles out at ssos
Greenwich time) today, ten hours and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
LANsDowNE SENDS WORD


East Fortune, Scotland, July
e,-Just before he climbed !
aboard the R.34 this morning,
Lieutenant Commander Zacherg !
Lansdowne, Y. S. n, vino is
making the flight to America
with the British dirigible, gave
the following message TO tho
United Press to be delivered TO
his four year old son, Falkland, !
at Grand Rapids, Wis.'
81 expect TO arrive in the
United States in an airshlp by !
the end of the week | will see !
you soon. Cheerio. Dad. -
a = = Il A. a I. a. I, n Il \ 7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent }
Toledo, Ohio, July 2.-Jess Willard
today planned to wind up training for
his july bout with Jack Dempsey.
Six rounds were on bis program OF
sparring with lay off tomorrow that
probably means he will take long ride
/ INTO the country In his automobile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Principals In Big Scrap
End Training; Both Ripe
For Fast Go, Say Backers
( 4 X \ n 4 = 4 X 4 + = -
I BETTING IS SLOW

( Toledo, Ohio, July 2.--Taeties
( Of would.be bettors on the cham
+ pionship boxing bout here 5uly
4 4th are holding down betting 0
ka minimum.
4 Adherents Of Dempsey are de-
Z mauding odds. Wizards sup
4 portcrs ere refusing to supply
: them, although most bets have
4 been made at odds Of 10 to 5,
/ with the champion the favcfitc.
( The wise money is sttinging
4 with Dempsey, but the holde-a
I of It are not willing TO puI Il
K down at evens.
/ Texas is reported to be send
( ing several hundreds Of ihoo
4 sassds Of oil dollars here to be
( bet on Willard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02
Big British Airship Puts Off
From East Fortune, Scotland
For America Early Today.
OFFICERS EXPECT TO
COMPLETE TRIP FRIDAY
Wireless Late This Afternoon
Says All Well And Reports
Average Speed OF 40 Miles
An Hour.

Washington, July 2.-The British dir
igible R-S4, en- route TO this country,
will land at noon July 4th. official ad-
vices from the British air mission to
the army air service stated today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

Pinky Kerrs, who i jest back from
band contest says that playin a tuba
horn is worse = hayin your wife with
you. Mrs. Upton Buds nephew in
Ohio il a nefbous wreck He scents
liquor but can locate Il.