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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

EXPERIENCED Butcher wanted; must
speak Slavish or Hungarian; best
wages paid to right nan Address
Butcher Care News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

BRADFORD Upright Piano for sale;
cheap; al condition. Inquire Mrs.
Allie Dayton. 526 Bordentown Ave-.
South Amboy, N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

WANTED-Girl for general housework.
no washing; good salary. IS State
st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

SALESLADIES wanted; steady position.
F. w. Woolworth Co. "a Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

FuNE RHODE ISLAND Red Pullets for
sale. A. Pfisterer, 449 Page Ave-.
Richmond Valley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

GOLD Initial pin with red stone. Re-
ward returned to 1877 Madison Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

'LOST-Pair of silver rim glasses in
case between Lee Avenue and Bethel
Church or Amboy Road on sunday
night. F.-ase return to 312 Elliott
Ave,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

8 GARRETT rooms to let at 327 State
ST. Inquire Goldsmith. BIT State st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09
classified ADS.

WILL PARTY who took the mail from
the door of the ]. G. McCrory Co.
kindly return same to avoid further
trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-09

s ROOM fla on tSate st. Inquire Gold
smith. 317 State st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
UNIONS ADVISED TO
DISREGARD courts
Labor Federation Urges Men
On Strike To Ignore
lniunctiOns.
By Alvin E. johnson
LUnited Press SAD Corresnondent.N

NNHtteW I lNsS HtdAl NoittHPVhuthFt
Atlantic City, N. j., june lQ.-The
American Federation Of Labor in con.
vcntioa here this afternoon unanimous
ly adopted a resolution approved by
the executive committee, urging stlik
ing unions to ignore iniunetions which
are detrimental to their interests ono
to take the consequences.
The resolution also urged that con.
gress take steps to curb the power of
courts in issuing injunetions against
strikers.
The convention went or record as
fayorine restriction Of immigration
from Europe for period Of three years
The action followed a long debate
in which various factions attempted to
obtain concessions in their favor Irish
delegates sought exception Of ireland,
while Seattle radicals interposed IN
favor of Russia. Secretary Morrison,
however, swept the convention into con
enrrepee with the exclusion resolution
hy m appcal for iobless soldiers and
a declaration that capital is seeking 70
import contract labor
Thomas Sweeney Of New YORK salu say,
that immigration does not cause 'oS
usges. bnt rather to concentration J
weaRh among few. ,.,l
He said that Texas alone eou'o n0''
anu r.a,ios a, summers Of Kansas City O.
.,a,a1 oeJ tbat 100000 foreigners ~ou,o Y.
,otnrn 10 Europe the present. year, .s,. =.
eording 10 government oitic''' f
tions .l,aed a spcech
with this declaration ,.. viH mas.
WI" 81 nr,y God that congress .. wiz pt,. -
.n.,rictive immigration measure re-, IA N
2 ie'','' ~ iesoue Of nations Is adop'sO .
lo,y 5 ,ve ,e' relinaaish our soyereigh'' w.
ever. g,,., ovoeptige councils report 60, CON
Ihy 3 ,bst the United states '9pls., l,a,,
,enafp ,a, together with national ana "a S'a., n,s,
court court. 'Y .Sonld have no power '..l's. 70 pa,'
., eoo.'' .bs constitutionality o. eOIs'V ,..s -
upon "a. n..tmeuts and that slaye ,i,, y
a,. Iona, courts should have ,9.o.av no ass9v1 d
pfeAe non the cofstitulioAah' :,
statc y legislature enactment len'Sar, q til,
such e1ae,nayito n.,itntion or national avs
national ,.oeoiion approved the op,n'nl sale
a,gtoa. gaia to var veteran. a,a and apP'pi p Z.
eiliang.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Anarchy Threatened

Berlin, June lS.-(United Prcss)-
The VOssisehe zeitung declared tous,
that a plan is being discussed for Pres
ldent Ebert and his cabinet to resign
and the national assembly to dissolve
"lcayiag Germany to absolute aaar
chy.'
"Whoever heretofore has said The
peace terms were unacceptable must re
peat it, since nothing has been chang
ed, - said the Tageblatt "We refusC
the terms because we insist on self de
termination and full sovereignty and
are opposed to the natiOnalistic idea
of revenge and the reaetionary rebirth
which could not be avoided If We sign
ed. Every one looking into the futuu
must say mo.
ESTABLISHMENTS words, that tht
hand which signs the treaty will dry
ND. are still true,n was the comment
of the Lokal Anzeiger, owe hope the
government with dignity will refuse
to sign"
"The lie remains a he," the Tag
lisehe Rundschau said. " Germany
would never be recognized until sh'
acknowledged lie as The truth, dcclaf
cd all Germans criminals, and consent
cd to every shame, such as delivery o.
THE kaiser, his generals and the SUB
marine commanders TO the tnteaie
We refuse to remain under the destroy
er's feet"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

.Addic Daus Awarded $lOO
Damages In Accident Sui

+, tbe suit of sAddie paqr a2aiasl .s5
n u;e. ani Donald Miles dor
damages caused BY an automopiie -. -. /,
Son, last December the jury biqash' 2,.ll
asn, =, sepdiet ' Of $4,000 for Mrs Daug. a'.
aad ~ hat Judgment be taken asains' 3
T,,@ naaal9 ~ Miles, and not against D
]. Miles, .4A. nsne 4
was alleged that Donald Nile haa 1e.ins y,
ererci.ed !" proper care in the ,' arls'9 = !
~ bis ear and that the l egeldeh' 81. ~
ol .A;as u, ,be was seriously injured 80
Si.es S y fbe negligence Of NJ Alle.
aue 5f',es was brought into The saii !
az ogner Of the eaf MIS- D"''
h, $4,000 damagf@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Physlcian !, Who CONDEMNED
Dolhnger Baby To Death
Dies h Cuba, Wednesds,

4 eAlsaso' June IA United p,.,,
L q Harry J. Hsiselaen. the phvss,.. ~ I,
" Who won International fame hse,n.. ,,'s,s'sl J.
~, als deels'oa in the famous CRANES, !,
oaoy ease, died Of cerebral be~o,.
images u cuba YESTERDAY, aesor,Ess o'V' \
today. = 'V's'Ves here
d. halselden was one of ina G..,
4 American PHYSICIANS to advocate ~, ~
lllzatlon Of detectives. and perforne1 y.
! number Of operations in aeenrssses
VITA his belief. He was 4 believe 4
ne theory that criminal tenaeneies ~
insanity eeuld be eliminated ~ brs;T
operations Y V'"''
IN the BolhRger baby case, new,
0f which was read aud discussed 4
sa parts Of the country, Dr.. Haiselasr
decided the baby was defective An
i would be better for the ebild an
the race to let it die. He refuse !,
operate. ''' ~
Dr. Haiselden was born in Plano
Ill, in 1870, attended the Univerxit,
OF Chicago and College Of Physician,
and Surgeons in Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Confmence Falls
Little Disorder

So p,areisss. June ~. = niifd
throughout The state ihe ieis
500 .irike situation remains ono l'las
n tolsy. neralsa q soufefenss OF ea
IS sgs company Officials tonight .
~. .assIsuasai iarketiug seriit'
-. "a bas Hsile disorder. bot iaf
90 pmnslao girls have sHt eit 'el
~. ~ eaerstofs reminding in - -
.tsssss .hrsagh inducing nuioh 'ss =
"a ara sssaffeufs uoi 70 MAKE as
a.. ia wss arrested befe fef hop
-. - aiIE ragoa aHd dampses q
= ~ .sfse, ien psllons sof m.lk la
.s.te4 fsr tbe sifikahfeakefs e IT.
80 .tosqi peaceful FefsHasion =
- wes4ez af ne sfHlkefs
us..fs-4. r. Sac FFaasisen. Ice 40
-. sss other cities took taaa !
~ .,rifs ssday With aemsads iasi
80 ssers be 3 speedy setflemffi' (
-. ga fesame ita Hefmai e9fif Z
10 aseslss city raansii passsa f
i-s;.s vrelaa lermlaailsa Of ths sifihl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
10000 DOUCHBOYS
REACH PORT TODAY
Six Transports Reach New
York Bringing Men Ut
MANY Detschments.

vow York June la.-six transports
arrived here today from france WIN
mare ,, than 10000 officers and men
The % transports were the South bena,
Nieuw Amsterdam, Kaisern ,,'.l,s.Im AqsuSr'
Victoria. Prinz FrederIeh "''"'''
Great Northern and Panaman, oo,h
The Great Northern brought the @ ZOla
machine gun battalion; llSth englle'os' a5ah ~.
S1.t .ua,'-In, ENGINEERS. company NJ; ssth en-.
giSeers o headquarters detachment; wv W.
saa,,oj g,nsol' .nd fiTe convaleseent companies
On 0n tbe Kaserin Auguste Vig'o'iS .'t'
,voro tbe Goth field artillery. oiiga.. ~.
toadorsrters; He Third field artillery .,,.. les'
leaag ,g,eor;@s 5o A and B; 18th field artillery, y
ies. I', batteries A and T; 5OSra ',asy leo,y,
,,, syonsnort repair unit; Sixth m san',a, 81.
tra;ri ra 18TH and 18th machine gun I'm De,
talions. t.I', sSth hospital train sixth 'ia''
ueou' nr tbe Nieuw Amsterdam were 1 .l'
qtth ~ infantry, field and stafi; nsau '..g
ofortsrs or,r machine gun and Supply soa, con-,
qaa;as qaa;s and First battalion; 2lWh ia "a
Posn;tal. ,' 355th bakery unit one ''''
COMPANY. -, .t,oa eoavales
- ~ attachments; 3l2th sefeiee .,,.as, -,
leens sei;.,, sITtb. 9s6th and 2ssth mlils.' a.,
ianon' ,. ,sr,na nies; 72nd evacuation y,
1 ponce HVih 9oe4b rpm0uHt sqhan
bulanee e9npaa5 l..ts,s s19,h servfpe bat
talon. T and five casual ,,,., e9mgaDs, aI carried
The The Priaa Frederick ,'a Wllne5s 1s,5 emf
nss,. lss I'd detachment % Of Second oalia0H
51st 5fsf' infantry; "a casual eonPaas,g, oP.aas~eat
On ..a 'ne lith cavalry. 3iIth ma Iasnin'
o. o.. 'Is bat,aiion and sa3rd infantry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
NORTHWEST LUMBER
WORKERS WELL PAID
R,n0rts AT Loyal Legion
''iss: Session Shows Conditions
''' n West Good.

.,..a o., Juae i9-1ns ,..,,s p Of
Pefiiasa- ,.a.o,. II the boyal lssi'T g me-. Il
Of . ar. alrs''sd and Lamber@ea 2. ! ,as,s.5dsai y
M Losis,s Sase today viii sle.i ! les, : RE ?.
ing .,..s.d as.s Brgadiel Gsnsiais s..a \. recent
e Si.sns oas'ss6 Tbo resigned before -
pisgus ,,rs for the ess' ....1 daring
departure vsish II rere sbnii.s. ..l1,y a. s n
Bepa,'s l...iss # the board ye.'sl5aib, as5 bs.isr
ias .as,so1 shos bigger "a sassa lancer sq iada,
living '1ap'ragb NJ northwest thaa ''' ''''
PEI = q Aaera 81 adopted es'aas,as a3 z5rEiss
ias s..g bet,er saaitary = saa =, 5ag ).
e, .1,ious ~. aal fixed - - 'rerkers
soaa,''yi1 g. ,-iSiTum wage iof SOM -, s.iab
.tbe nlli,i'-: - miaimuHs Ns
lis5sa ,,.aS ~ Fne.rs - sfai. .-I.s, g Iai,
lnlaaa a...ios. b. IS ssnis beg allls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
.CIJRDSTON[ BROKER
N REAL ESTATE HIT
-. I:...s:ur naaleve oss
In Effect; Is Agents
In Salem File.

In order 10 curb the saFbsioae zeal
estate broker ana place lie baAassa
81 real estate dealer aa : geasfal
bssssr sRndiag. thr las legislature
passFa law requiring a license fee
fsoa ali msa selling real eststti
IA addition 10 the lissese fee essfT
mas s4iiiaa real estate must Siis
$1,000 bond aad have his afphssi.sa
~ 4 Hessse signed bF Tee sszpenai has
DnFlna BE session at the lasi lssis-
issage H. lsadIaa real sstate insefesss
- together aad drafted hiil, wAsse
N maav respects q ret - fes fess Aiaa
- ne lass II other siatss ssps@&iiy
AleAlgae
M biH. whsh leeslssd lAs arYferai
~ alt responsible rsal aafate dealeFs
Is salem, provides thai i sAsll p
ssla sid fag aag pef%sa e euKaas =
~ zeal estate business Nitheas iiFss
ahsaiaiae ! state liseass Tbs hseaas
7 tsa4sd "a he payment af ea9e fee
fhs f.hna ~ thA siota bead aad EaAF'
aztec ~ ebaIasief ~ isa ffeeAessisfs-
Evsry teFsaa selilag Fsaf essafe fsF
esm aas haze his Individual +.
essss n fhe Ease 81 3 faffsSatisa
+ Hseaas SAY bs lasasd le ass msAsss
80 4 Is dalf ihls aae neasef 2!
~ ssfpsfsii8a shst NAY lEansast real
estate business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
STRIKE LEADERS N
WINNIPEG ON TRIAL
Hearing On SeditiOus Con.
spiracy Charges Held
With Secrecy.

Winnipeg, June 10. United Press,
Trial Of the ten labor leaders arrest
ed here for completely in the shlke,
was held here today behind closed
doors.
The charge is seditious conspiracy,
and an attempt 10 overthrow TIC eoa.
stitutioa ard power Of the government
The trial will be the same as that con
dueted in the Tower Of London for 6
spy 81 traitor, the prosecution said.
Documents win be introduced show
ing funds FOR the strike came largely
from revolutionary societies in Chica
20. Minneapolis, Bismark, n. D., In
dianapolis and New York, dominion an
thorities said today.
Strikers said kilograms volelug az
mands for a dominion wide strike Il
protest Of the arrest Of the stfik'
leaders were received today from al
parts Of Canada.
Counsel X q, Andrews for the prose
entioa said Che plan WAS to have lh'
accused and their families on thei
wav to England, Scotland and Rassll
lhy the eud Of the week. No bail VI
DE permitted, hc shld
streeteal service was maintained nn
ltil 7 O'Clock last night, cars Then be
Ii1g taken 10 barns because officials re
gardcd further service dangerous. ser
| lgire was resumed this morning withoa
disturbance,
1 Street railway men Inst night Nole'
not TO return 10 work.
Twenty men aud women, accused 9
illuminating slrikebroakers were fine
OF sent to jail yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

4 Dispatch direct from Weimar said
hat Chancellor Seheidemann, address
M tbe peace committee Of the national
lscably yesterday, expressed regret
bat the allies had rejected the propos-
i for a neutral court Of arbitration.
They are determined to Overwhelm
De Germans with the consequences Of
Aei alleged crimes Scheidemann
ri, quoted as saying. "The assembly
nd the government face the most diff.
iruIt task, but we must not forget the
ration is on the eve Of very hard
times. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Articles Of Incorporation
Filed With Secretary
Of State Tsday.
GREATER PRODUCTION
AND PROTECTION AIM
Head Office Of Organization
To Be Established Here,
Declares Paulus.

In the filing Of articles Of assotls.
tion Of Oregon Growers Cooperative
association this afternoon, thc first
move was made 70 associate the grow
ers Of the northwest into a e0opera-
tive association that will include not
only the handling of agricultural aid
horticultural products but the tanning.
preserving aud warehousing Of SAME,
Robert c. Paulus, manager Of tae
Salem Fruit Unioa with active NEE
bers Of the Union have heen planning
for some time to effect this ursanila'
tion which win bring under control Of
the growers Of the northwest the entire
handling Of their products flcn the
growing to the disposing Of same q
the wholesale markets.
Profit Not Object
In the articles OF association Of tae
Oregon growers cooperative association
III is first stated that il is to be @ non
profit cooperative association organic
cd 10 promote. foster and encourage
the business Of producing all yariet'e.
Of vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts aus
foods Also to encourage activity ~
preserving. canning, drying, PACKING
sbippipr. warchousine and tie haeehhi
.lof agricultural and horticultural pre-
rs purpose is also TO buy and SCI :,
al ouch nrodueis, to own equipment =
So,row money and make advances Z
"yowers. row 10 accept as collateral ware
Sanse receipts and to finance crops !
i W., oI.o nroyided that the ASSOCIATION
sboll sell and discount commeFIiM ". w
nor and aet as agent or broker tof aH'
persoe or firm .,,.rea 4,
,.,r.Sasc and acquire stock Of any o,ne
eo,noration engaged in horticultural y
Main office in Salem
An activities are to be for the 'f'ae i
All he admitted on payment Of h'e@
lities are 10 be limited to finane'as :
,rcmbers, NAM Of to the production pest 4
Iipa. canning, drying paesina Plo''''
I = ,.aa. funl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
$50 EIks AccOmDanied Bv
Band to Launch Drive For
Fund In SiIyerlOn TOniOhl

FL eall attention 70 lhs campaign f9r
~ salvation arms fund % he Pst
eeek beginning 1sna 22, meeting
win be beld this evening" q hilfeftoa.
Aed fa arouse special interest," =
samtaav sf about 10 Elks, aeeoin
ran'ed by the Elhs' band sih ~
fsmasng nc salem spfskets anf theAe
81 ihe program.
f + understood thar tha 5ilssft7u
asoBls have made speeial pfeFafAia1as
+. sntsftain the salem Flsltnga ~
H. floH u fhe Ffaafaas 9 zeal paa'
aasi siil BE- served aaa ias' e. hs
Innovation. al sisters sIll BE- dressed
h thf fexalai.sa sslFatiaa laasis mn
form
Ths mfstlna viii B. pfeslaei afel
Ils IBilrs Wolfe. After q few pre-
.llm,ssry gsmasAs - Walter L feazs
sssats chairman ef ihe salvation arms
aaye campaign, and by thafiss Z
tsshsf4. ezltsd ruler ef sslem leag
AZ gad ihe following program 81
Hs offered.
Nusir by the fats Band
l HAIRY Levy Vocal solo
f Ilse Chas +. Gaiiapag SgFakff.
{ W# Ala Miller Fefal solo.
/ Nsa Ffheswyaa kellf-- Aeadiaa
f Mai W. Carleton rmiih 7fsA#Ff.
f Music bf tie Eiss liaHd
/ Ma Elizabeth Ley Violin f9ies
+ non Robin D. flaF-tsfea tff-
+ - 4 ~ Danala Vocal s9la.
I Asa nueksalein spsassf
+ TadIes Quartet ef sale#.
zalem Eiks Hahd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
CALIFORNIA PHONE
STRIKE UNSETTLED
Proposed Mediation Still
HANGS Fire While SerV-
ice Is Paralyzed.

Sae Ffaneisro. June ~ ltu'tea
Press Although the strike Of taliot
MIA telephone operators iighteaed iiH
grin more firmly on the state today
snd no definite steps were taken dur
ipp the morning hours towards q SET.
tlement Of the trouble there was =
belief prevalent here thai The s'fike
would be brought 10 an epd BY eompio.
mise within q short time.
The strike enyelaped siahi.iaa.
,opntv An operators walked out u
Modesto. Newman and oakdale
Conference Fails
The esafefenee announced Cor IDS
mergiBg hetaeen representative ~
betb sdes failed % materaiite.
Rss,esstatiges ~ the telephone m
isss announced they weald meet we
afternoon 10 appoint sab e9...i.'.i y
4 eosfsr wl,b oiliear af the Telephone
Ofdsisl. Of the Metal Trade eoth
.us n Alameda and coutra tSsia
soua,ies were quoted as threatening E
gsesfai strike u the.f aZ.gl4 M 2 i'ei
II the strike 9, col setiled la fa'ef o'
tbe aid. aad eierhieal workers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
British NAVY READY
70 STRIKE At ENEMY
DesshOyers And Aircraft In
Readiness For Invasion
Il Peace Refused.

~ quoa' p' June l9.-(United Press.)-
~ Dilllsh navy is OH war footing
~, 'saay to move upon the German
-. ! The enemy fails to sign the
s,sS treaty, according to the Edin-
b,s.s. sotfespondent of the Globe. All
N. nave been cancelled.
sas Dlg British dirigible R-94 which
fssl. nave started a transatlantic
sasa ~ tomorrow. today was cruising
esq.,, 'ae German Baltic coast to dem
"a, The navy preparedness. The
AL; equipped with bombs and
"a guns. Her sister ship, the
4 .:s slso heavily armed, left iSelby
H. I'm for similar cruise over
sAa and the Kiel canal.
-f.'s,aaagen, June 10. Omitted Press
y as...v British cruisers and a number
Il liver l'sefs arrived in the Baltic to
ss.sa.59 - Others are expected shortly
assRs5'if ready to establish complete
sssss y Of the German coast If thi
Tss las.aas are refused. Several o.
ka n yefs started on a secret mis-
isss,s afternoon. They were heade6
ns = ae German Baltic coast.
afssa alltsh dirigible R-34 was OBJ
sssioss s,sf :. the southern Baltic today
"Nard the Hanseatic towns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
POrtlander Shoots Wife
Al Breakfast Table And
Ends Own Life Soon After

tertlaad, ory june la.-6feeting his
vile vsth smile and a pleasant gooa
mefA,ag. Thomas Edwards aS. sAet
and Instantly killed her witAeat sav
warning while she ~, al their break.
fast liable tAiS morning.
Edwards rushed from his house. vent
I, 70 the home Of a neighher. telepAoned
70 brother that be had murdered
Ais wife aud was about 10 take Ms
ewa life, and then killed himself.
dependency over poor health aud
financial matters is believed 10 have
seea responsible for the double irageas,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
SOLDIERS WRECK &c r,os
oANADIaETe ENGLISH POLICE sTAiiO'

Fo.om. Eng, June 1s..fSi.5i sfSe5 an and
wLsshes '.ss. su5 ii liberated eoHIsdls; ,..l;..~ss :
sas nlgni hssn en- arrested Twenty - Pssfi .isfios
we're injured in deienu'4s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
GERMANS RESO[VEDM)T
'1O SIGN REVISED PACT
.NE|NER REPORT STATES
Delegates Unanimous In On.
position to It's Acceptance;
Cabinet and Press Split.

Basle, June 49, United Press The Weimar cor.
pOnden Of the Frankfurter Zetung declares the Ger.
man peace delegation has unanimously resolved to reject
the revised peace treaty and has submitted repert to
this effect to the German cabinet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
FORCE ALONG
MEXICAN BORDER MAKES
READY FOR EMERGENCY
Troops MoUing TowGrd Line
From Fort Bliss; Planes Are
Busy With Patrol Duty.

FL PasO, Texas, June l9---Five American aiIplanes
flew over the border country for distance Of ESQ miles
east and west Of FL Paso today and reported the situation
quiet"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

Preaeaee of 10 villsias opposite ~
hens, Texas. whith resulted "a twa eun
panles ~ the 10th United ssAlea Ia
fantfy being rushed there BY maaar
trucks Yesterday 10 reinforce The eAv-
airs patrul wAA stated a Fart nlina
headquarters today 70 be of ne lm-
rortanee.
The aitmeh were ordered net 70 ny
over Mexican soll
An American tfaep movement II eos.
siderable nixe was started to-day toward
ihe Mexican border frem FvFs hsass.
Headquarters lhere were Fetisent On
particulars. hul the mansaveFs are lse-
hesed 70 he part u "wnr Eame''
Instruction program. sham hunting ~
SHIPPERS in the east and residence sFe-
llen ~ n paso vas feature 81 yea
leraay = activities.
Planes Patrol Border
A squadron of twelve flVinR ma
chimes, ali of the Da lluslland type
eaulpued with lAhefls meters ere Assa
% take un border palFal wesks as sha
result u Monday : sklFmlsAiAg wAtA
VHltstar.
The fivefa are uaileF dirsei cHwsaard
af Major EiaaF Tohlas laAt Fstafned
from overseaa service The alFplAasS
flow 10 n paso from Kelly field sAH
Aatanio, TexaA This Is The fist safi-
ous agtemps 70 patrol the border tFaHa
the alf slaee thn Columbus enpedliiea
IN 1914
Reports reaching here aeelafe that
General Fihne Angeles, ea leader vlsh
Francisco Wills, " the Mesieaas De.
fsaled bg The America sfears =
pleading wIth ihe hanSli feFess oct t.
show navaaery against kneflsana laey
NAV encounter 10 northern hsHieu.
However. mining eompaaies heff -
fcarilnuna o. page thsssl
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gasara j NaFshaa. bgfa . PaFila e
a. ssss. 80. : veteran 81 ihe sFaalsh
Aaa ln Ofezaa cts
geiasday msfalag
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

Belllngham, Wash, June l9- 10 the
midst Of 4. loud demonstration ln an
apparent attempt 70 stampede the con
yeation with trough meek tactics,
h. !. Rayanaugh, president Of the
lnriiish Columbia federation q labor
aprane surprise on insurgents by
reptlmanding the convention for ~
dtsofler today
Ear time. while kayanaugh was
an his feet, Il looked as II delegates
would come 10 blows, after the sef'
mant Of arms had thrown one of she
delegates into bic seat foF protesting
against letting kaganaagh have 'he
floor.
ai an surprised mid kaganangh.
Itfio see such disorder ia convention
n 8gamxed labor which alNays has
hese known for iis orderly meetings.
III looks ta me aa if van aft initiating
the tactics II the employers.
Raysuaugh outlined the general
HHaf situation 70 FaafoHyef and
+ fWiuWpcg.
arhe only good she maehiae aaal
mounted In Vancouver have dose" y
aid. fis e provide amusement fof
lihe strikers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

be unanimously against the treaty. The
cabinet appears to be split, while the
national assembly apparently fayors
signing. The press is divided.