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The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

[N [NASHINGTON.-The Fourth inter-
w rationale, in the affairs of which
the Russian Bolshevist leaders have
assumed a commanding position, will
meet in Mexico City next January.
This statement Is printed in a re-
cent issue of Eel Universal of Mexico
City, which points out that already the
RED" element is at work to exclude
from the internationale at it's coming
meeting the leaders of the Liberal, or
yellow" element, as the Mexican calls
the moderate radical.
Furthermore, Ell Universal asserts
that the present Mexican government
will take no steps to oppose the meet
ing of the extreme radical groups
of the world from assembling In Mex
leo City.
That Bolshevism Is making headway
In Mexico Is reported in advices being
received here from numerous sources
In Mexico.
There was demonstration a few
weeks ago in front of the national
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

Sam proves he's some tax collector.
For instance: The gum the stenog-
rapher chews is a luxury; the dia-
mond engagement ring is a luxury; I;
the automobile that brings you to
your work is luxury, and toilet soap,
cigars and soda water are placed in
the same category.
Here follows some of the high spots
in the. nations luxury bill: Soft
drinks, $150,OO0,OOO; toilet soaps,
$400,000,000; chewing tobacco and
snuff, $s0oOO0,OO0; ice cream, $780,
100000; chewing gum, s50000,0O0; /;
cake and CONNECTIONS, $350,000,000; /;
Luxurious services" (whatever that
means), $4,000, 100000; luxurious food
(&nd you can write your own answer
to that9; s5,O0OO0O,oOO; Joy riding,
pleasure resorts and races (if this is
clear to YOU'D, $4,000, 100000.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
Preparation For and Carrying
Out of Operation Shown.
Is Especially Useful for Students as
Instructor Can Explain Every
Move Made.


New York,-Many prominent physi-
CLANS end the student body of the New
York Homeopathic Medical College at
tended the unique celebration of Ma
tional Homeopathic day at the New
York Homeopathic Medical College
and Flower Hospital. Avenue A, be-
tween Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth
streets. Interest centered around the
exhibitions of herniotomy under local
anesthesie by DR.. Fred A. Kelly of
Detroit, surgeon of the Grace hospital
of that city and President of the Mich
igan State Homeopathic society. The
application of local anesthesia,
which means the deadening of the
nerve centers in the region of the OPP
GRAFTON without causing the patient to
lose consciousness, to herniotomy,
which included operations for hernia
and rupture, is something entirely new
in medical science. The first demon
stration was a four-reel moving pic
ture showing every detail of prepara-
tion and actual carrying out of the op-
GRAFTON as performed by Doctor Kelly
and his assistants in the Grace hos
pital In Detroit. This moving picture
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
Fix Strength of National" Guard Units

Guard organizations may be main
tanned 1T 60 active enlisted men, and
such number of National Guard re-
serves as will equal or exceed the ma
imum peace strength for similar units
of the regular army. While the policy
establishes the active peace strength
for companies. and corresponding units
of the National Guard, it is desired
that every effort be made to encour-
age the maintenance of such units at
the peace strength prescribed for the
regular army, .whish will be approxi-
mately 100 enlisted men.
In order to facilitate the reorgan-
ization of the National Guard until
July l, 1921, companies and CORE
spending units are to be recognized
with minimum strength of so ac-
tive enlisted men.
The second decision changes regula-
tions which required members of Ma
tional Guard organizations to be en-
listed at least so days prior to attend
ance ait camps of instruction in order
to receive pay for such service. I'm
der this change recruits may be enlist
ed at any time and paid for attend
ance at camp.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

reel is especially useful in that one
who understands the operation can
stand.and explain every move made to
students and surgeons Interested and
also in that it has tia advantage over
the actual operation itself In that the
entire operation or any part of 1t can
be reviewed as many times as is de-
sired by the instructor or student.
The picture was followed by DEM
'onstration by DR.. George f. Laidlsw
and DR.. Milton J. Raisbeck of the cleo
tro-cardfagraph, an electrical instru-
ment used for the purpose of detect
ing and diagramming Irregularities in
the heart. The advantage of this ap-
paratus Is that the part attached to
the patient may be attached In his
bed at home, and by means of con-
Meeting wires, the results of the test
may be recorded on the machine in
the hospital miles away. This does
away with the necessity Of carrying
about the entire apparatus, 1t being
necessary to have on hand only the
part attached to the patients arms and
legs IA
The final demonstration wgs the
performance In the operating room Of
the Flower hospital of an actual op-
Grafton by Doctor Kelly after the man.
ner described in the motion picture
shown earlier In the afternoon. The
operation was successfully performed
upon an inmate of the hospital, who
had recently been brought into the hos
pital suffering from rupture
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
CHOLERA INCREASES IN CHINA
Troop Movements Blamed for Worst
Condition in Twenty Years, Says
Professor Dye. 81

New York.-As q result of the fre-
quent movements of Chinese troops In
Szechuan province. West China, chol-
era has spread more extensively re-
Gently than In the last 20 years.
This Is the opinion of Prof. Daniel
8. Dye of West China Union univer-
sity, expressed In a letter to Rev. w.
r. Taylor, a representative of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety In China, now on furlough here.
The disease has caused great raw
ages In Tungchwnn. Chungking and
Chengtu. as well as many of the small
er villages.
Americans and Europeans are vir-
tually immune. Professor Dye said,
due largely to precautions in prepara-
tion of food and in the matter of hy-
giene.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
United States Has Eye on Mexican 'Reds"

palace in Mexico City, and only few
days ago similar demonstration was
held in the state of Nyarit, for
merly known as the state of Tepic.
Additional evidence that very little
is being done to check the spread of
Bolshevist doctrines south of the Rio
Grande is the fact that the present
Mexican government has failed to
keep its word, given few weeks ago,
to deport from the country the vari-
GUS allen agitators who, 1t is admit
ted, are the leaders and the brains of
the Mexican radical movement.
In announcing that the Fourth in
City, FL Universal says in part:
''In workingmens centers great
animation is noted because by resolu-
ton taken In the Third information
ale, held In Moscow last June, the
Fourth internationale will be held In
Mexico City next January.
'1The First internationale was held
in London, the second In Petrograd,
the third In Moscow and the fourth
will be held In Mexico.
"In the Third internationale, as we
were told by various leaders of the
workingmen, 1t was agreed that as
the first three internationales had been
held in Europe, it was proper to hold
the fourth on the American continent"
1t is asserted that the United States
government is being kept advised
fully of the radical movement south of
the Rio Grande.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

T WO decisions Of Importance to Ma
i tional Guardjorganizations through
out the United States are an
nounced by the War department.
~ The first prescribes 65 active en-
listed men as the minimum strength
at which National Guard infantry com
panies may be maintained, while the
second permits the enlistment of re-
cruits up to the day upon which or
ganizations leave home stations for an
nual field training.
The announcement states that after
July : l, 1921, the minimum peace
strength Of National Guard units shall
be the same as those prescribed for
the regular army. When the peace
strength is greater than 65, National
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
Desert Is Safe
for Travellers

and Arizona, and It's western by the
meridian of 116 degrees 40 minutes. II
therefore includes Imperial county and
the most arid parts of Riverside and
San Diego counties.
In addition to maps showing the
roads and the watering places. the
guide contains road logs and brief de-
scriptions of the watering places. For
the convenience Of travellers coming
and going, the logs of nearly all the
roads are given In two directions. In
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

formation and sketch maps are In
somewhat beyond the northern bound
airy of the region as defined above. In
order to connect the routes in this re-
gion with watering places beyond its
limits. On the other hand, consider
able area In the western part Of the
the routes In 1t are given only for GER
tain irregular westward extensions Of
the desert.
The report just published. which Ii
listed as water supply paper 490-A,
may be obtained free of charge by ap-
plying to the United States Geological
Survey, Washington. d. G.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
SWINE RELISH S0YBEAN HAY
Use in Hog Ration Reduces Cost OF
Pork Production and Makes
Better Grade of Meat.

For hog feeding operations, soy
beans may be protitably fed in the
form of mature hay which obliges the
swine to nose out the beans and crack
them like corn. The hogs relish, the
beans and hay and consume it with
minimum of waste while its use In the
ration reduces the cost OF pork pro-
duction and makes for a better grade
of meat with nice blending and
marbling of lean and fat.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

Hiawatha, Kan.-Chief Harri-
son Connell, an Indian, bought
an airplane In Kansas City sew
eral months ago to give exhibit
tion flights. He brought the
plane to his home here, where
scores of redskins assembled to
see their chief fly. Chief Con-
nell had sold his last eighty acres
of Indian land and was prepar-
ing to fly high when the plane
came down with sickening
thud. Chief Connell had $2,700
invested In the machine, but sold
1t for $100 to an oil man from
Texas.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
INBREEDING REDUCES vIGoR
Strain Brought 70 View With
out Stint.

Inbreeding generally reduces the
vgor. although 1t concentrates what
ever good points happen to be present.
If there are any bad points present
In the blood strain 1t brings them to
view remorselessly. 1t takes excep-
fionalIy good blood to Withstand the
test of inbreeding.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

(average)..-.-...1 male to s.5 females
These figures represent conditions
on more than two thousand farms in
various parts of the country; and are
believed to be typical of other farms.
They show the Importance of placing
stress on quality in sires, since in
practically all cases sire is the par
ent of very much larger number
of offspring than the average female
animal. .s,
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18

ger your capacity for good humor also
is tested.
Those with statistical leanings are
In paradise while riding on Wash
fngton street car. How many men get
seats next windows? What per cent
OF the male population arises to give
what per cent of the female popula
ton seats? How many girls get up to
give their seats to older women. and
what per cent get <rebufred7
And one may always read.
The Jones County news., 1920-11-18
BREEDING sIRES AND DAMS
Figures Given Representing condl-
tions on More Than 1000 Farms
in United States.

Developments in the BETTER SIres--
Better Stock" campaign have resulted
In fi&lres showing the relative number
of nhles and females. kept for breed.
ing purposes. Following are the ratios
based on more than 100000 head of
stock of ar kinds listed .viths-the
United States department Of agricul-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
DETAILS
FOR CAMP AICN
Want Seattle to "Think In
dustriaIIy"

Details OF the campaign 10 induce
Ssattle citizens 10 purchase locally
manufactured products viii be work
ed on, at the meeting Of the Buy
AT Home" committee OF the industrial
bureau OF the Chamber Of Commerce
that viii be held at the Butler hotel
Tuesday noon.
The movement ls one Of the i'm
portant phases of the big Industrial
campaign mapped out by the Cham
Der OF Commerce industrial bureau
for the next few months TO make
Seattle think induKtrially" with the
development OF local manufacturing
plants and the addition % new ones
as the ultimate object 20 be attained.
The Buy at Home" committee h
composed OF Chairman John NJ
Moran. o. A. KOS and c. l. Cfagip
A committee composed Of c. r.. EIlis.
c. =. elise and r. l.. Higgins has re-
Gently completed an investigation 10
determine existing conditions regard
ing the purchase of Seattle manu-
featured products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Democrats to Hold
County Convention
in September Also

In the regulars platform calling for
the freedom Of political prisoners.
SO far 40 the fcderalista were con
oerued. this and the further division
over who the next national commit
toernan shall be-. formed the basis Of
the rupture. The federnlistE are OBJ
posed 10 the reelection Of A. X. Tit
low. ~ Tacoma. They Endorsed Geo.
Ilarroun. Of Seattle.
The regular convention indorseo
Richard soclyc Jones. ex.service man
and one Of the editors Of the stars
and stripes. as deleRateat-large and
George y. Ryan and Robert J.. Proc
tor for district delegates.
The platform. read by George Cot.
teriii, Endorsed the League Of Ma
tons, favored the soldiers bonus bill,
tho opposing the sales tax feature.
Endorsed the state bonus bill. opposed
compulsory military training IN
peace tinf denounced profteering.
approved the principle of collective
bargaining for labor, approved mini.
mum wage laws and old age pen
sions. opposed compulsory arbirra-
tANit iNh'ffl AlAf NNRttNfRf ~
tons IN labor disputes. favored pub.
lie ownership and prohibition. De.
clarod for free speech and press and
amnesty, denounced the exclusion Of
Legislators elected by the people as
the New York assembly excluded SOD
clalists. favored initiative and refers
endum for federal laws, suggeste4.
the publication Of national bulletin.
favored the continuance Of the
American merchant marine. de-
nounced the $50 900 900 carlyon road
bond bill as wasteful. and urged sup
port for reclamation projects. higher
pay for teachers and Independence
for Ireland
The regular convention was con
splcuous by the number Of labor men
and "nonpartisnuh" who participated.
About 400 were in attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
SHIP
men ARE FINED
Are Declared Guilty Of Con-
tempt of Court

PORTLAND. May 2, 49, Federal
Judge Bean today found Joseph Il.
Bowics. prcsidcn, Of the Northwest
Steel company. and Alfred r. Smith.
prcsidcn, OF the Columbia River
shipbuliding corporation. guilty Of
contempt Of court In failing 10 com
ply with his order requiring subuiis-
sion 10 the grand jury Of their rec
ofds relating 10 construction Of ships
for the United States emergency
fleet corporation.
The corporations were fined $500
each. and tho operators were re-
manded to the United States marshal
until the subpoena IL complied with
Attorneys for the defendants asked
suspension Of judgment pending an
appeal. and the ahipyard officials
were released under $4,000 appeal
bonds.
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Setting a precedent in party ar
fairs. the regular democratic
county convention Saturday. In its
platform, provided for the holding Of
another convention In September
following the primaries. This con
vsntion ih 20 be- composed Of the
precinct committeeman. who Are 10
adopt platform dealing with
county affairs Upon this county
platform the nominees are 20 stand.
or elise their rcnignationn viii be re-
quostcd How 90 cOmpsl the resig'
nations, IN case 81 refusal, wa not
determined. however.
King county will have two sets 81
25s delegates 10 the SPOKANE state
convention. ms the result ~ the
trump" convention held by ex-Hery-
ice men and federal office holders.
The "rump' convention. Which pre-
codod the regular convention. was
presided over by Frank G. Reagan.
Tom Patterson war secretary and
Steve Chadwick. Jr.. Chairman Of the
platform committee
The er-norvicr mon and fcderallAtH
wasted no time with oratory or
Keynote" speeches Tho platform
prepared In advance. was read. and
adopted. a committee was named 20
name the delegates 20 spokane. and
within half an hour after II con.
vened. the "rump" convention was
over.
The regular convention. however
continued until $40 .. m. and be.
sides adopting a lengthy platform
and naming delegates 20 the conven-
ton. II passed "A resolution condemn
ing the federal office holders who
participated IN the "rump" conven.
ton. demanded their resignation.
and voted 10 inform President WI.
son Of their department.
The split occurred. no far as the
veterans ARE concerned. over a plank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Place Forger on
Trial for Life

Convicted six times for forgery.
Ellsworth Boyle win so to prison
for life II found guilty Of being an
habitual criminal His trial opened
in Superior Judge J. T. Ronald's
court Monday. Boyle's most recent
offense was forging a check to buy
diamond ring for a lady friend. He
had completely outfitted the lady
with clothes bought with forged
checks. says Prosecutor Fred c.
Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Only One Bid on
County's Ferry

when only one bid for the con
struction Of the steel county ferry
was received Monday. county com.
nissionern decided TO wait two
weeks TO see II someone else would
bid
County budget allowed $500. 600 for
the new ferry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
ACttIrAGE

GROOM HOUSE, FrHNtHIiED
~ ACRES 1880
I y acres GOOD alder land. with fine
sprinEs. good water f-room
house. all furnished. dining room
set. cupboard chairs two bed
. room sota. white drnphead sewing
machine. etc. excellent view of
lake and city. near ferry dock
b. fare 90 city by Communication
ticket day and night E"rFlcei
pfic" 1850. including everything.
terms 60 rrrpnnHiblr party. Take
u Madison ear ana ferry 10 kirh-
land, Inquire for r W Sucking
az the brick bungalow office bt
end ~ dock
FOR HALE-s ACHES or R1cH
coil; house. barn. chicken house
and other buildings. bearing orch
ara and berries. COWS. ! Just
fresh. 90 chickens. water piped Ia.
ana all goes Tor t2.7b0t 81 500 cash.
balance terms. Take boat at Mad.
lFon p.rk 10 stevens landing. Boat
leaves 2 go. pif ana 1915. AHk
purHer 10 direct you 10 A. Voli-
rath. owner IL "A big bargain
am HoiuE East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
FAIsM LANDS


cHEAp LAND ~ YAKIMA
THIRTEEN THOuaAND-AfItE
HIEEP RANGE
MUST ~ THROWN OPEN
ron SETTLERS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
its fruita and tremendous yields =
alfalfa and corn. the government
~ tho United states has been lay
Ing out the last extension Of the
FAMOUS SuNHYAiDE CANAL
our ia,OD0 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
ron 4 sHORf TINE ONLY bu, ers
VIII b. given their cboicn 81 this
land ht $50 90 $50 per acre. with a
long time 60 pay and very low in
tcrHrt rate. Ideal climate near
towns; on two railroads and state
VIE sIOW TINS LAND TO BUYERS
ily appointment call AZ our office.
write 20 ~ or send telegram.
Maps. photographs and samples 81
Hoil a. our office,
pffire open evenings also,
YAK INA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
81 Green building. Seattle.
CHOICE BERl.Y SNAPS
1875 sores win house; iLiss: 5000
~ acres with house. 1850; 500
~ acres, house. barn. chicken house
ana fenced run for 500 birds
we'll; some clearing ana pasture.
berries; 1915; $3.50 ossh.
- acres 81 above with Improve
menis. 1900. 100 cash.
Opportunity viii be given 20 pay
part ~ IN" balance IN each case
~ road work ~ vicinity These
arr In the Piichuck Valley dis
trict IA miles from railway DE-
"a Hf a. .
line The soil IL rich loan and
SHOWS great crops % berries Ia
its natural state Abundance ~
yofk near ~ y desired W :
iulider. Iss reary building
onOW Fit.nERTs AID LOGAN.
BERRIES AND CATCH SALMON
AND TROUT on YOUR owns LAND
Nine acres on splendid fish stream
sa T,,-s s,s.. es,ry .nf i SOC ne,se
ley district near MAchias FIJI
bsriH and berries GROW Wild an
this land In profurion. price $3.50
800 cash fiye acres foF 1850.
$40 each.
W X MArrAnf.ANE
THE COMMUNITY BUILDER.
T7g i.~ary building
IasoHoMisu COUNT WASH ~
s.eo9 acres Of the finest dairy
berry or general high grade farm
ihndHs IN the Northwest Rapidly
improving section. no drouEhtE
bumper crops. Tracts 10 a
aeFes. ia yearly payments This IL
your opportunity send for iitsrR.
tore. flroSnrii Land Co. BlrminE
ham. wash.
&c ACRES. 8. 600
Good ioEEet-off land In EbRgi'
county Zig land sale - Cieai
Lake i.ttnbcr co. lands. Good
roads close 90 town.
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.. fOK s.Al.E-WATFt,fKUN1
PROPERTY

ONE or THE pRETTITsT
Summer Camps between Seattle and
Tacoma. pretty little bungalow.
with large sleeping porch sandy
beach for bathing. large lot. COX
i57. all In grass. nice shade trees.
$3.50. terms
ROBERT MALTBY co, zoos Ord Ave.
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SALT WATER BEACH

I Acres. south % town. near Dcs
Mo.ncs boulevard. beautifully
wooded tract. facing wide sandy
beach. extra good soil: IDEAL coun.
Try domestic. $4,000.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos Ord Ave.
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20 IHstAfFbANfN1
Pc n NJ A " ENT HAIR WAVING.
Marceiling. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sho7. SEQ Union 81.
DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER-SAN
practic physician; natural and
herb remedies; no operation. GA
lat ave. Main 5it9.
ELECTRO. MEDICATED fNHALA-
torium. for rheumatism. goitre,
asthma, catarrh. Information free.
o0b " Third ave.
MONED-REN. BERTHA NELSON
The Planters, 1925 Third av.. room
lot Meetings Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Public welcome,
LADY WISHING REAL HOME WITH
congcnial lady ring North Sac
after 6, Very reasonable
DIR. LILLIAN J. LoNG--DRuGl.L,SS
Physician, Scientific massage. i1h
23rd $. licacon Slla,
MATERNITY HOSPITAL CAP. 2esb
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FOR SAiE-RI.AI ESTATE
~ 4 noME IN AnhoNNn

MY 4 HOME IN AnboHSB
Npr are sure ,o re happy N You
come out with uH on a quarter or
halt. acre tract in AtGONNE. on
tho Everett tnt~furhan ana brick
highway, ~ aiih ~ and WOOD
LAND PARK ave.
Low PRICES AND EASY
PAY MENTS
rou are taking no chances
fntcrurban. three bus lines aud g.
cent Jitnoy pass ARGoSNE.
CITY WATER ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND SPLENDID soil
WHERE you can raise a good par,
OF your living.
BEAT THE LANDLORD TO IT
= acre as low a. iaso
y acre a. low aa is7b.
Raise your own chickens. yeFetAh ies
and fruits. and laugh al thn high
cost - living
Good transportation and GOD schools
AZ AfEoune
a. NV hNhhfH h"ink hf
The best and cheapest acreage and
closest In that 10 on thc market
today.
90 OUT TOMORROW
Tats oreen Lake car line 20 Kauf-
mans station. take s-csnt lltney
e AkGDNNE. Or take choice ~
three bus lines leaving Arcade
Block. On lirnt ave- every hair.
hour, or take Everett interurbAn.
WHERE CAN rot BEAT IT.
sALrsMES on GROUND all day
sunday.
sale.msn on ground O'Clock every
NEi.k day,
office Woodland rark av and ssih st
RENfCK .syATRoUS co.
City office. Main -. Marion uik
. - Lots LOTA LOTs--iSyTs - g
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CHOICE WATER FRONT TRACT
~ Acres good land. $50 n. frontage
on prctticst Lake between Seattle
and Tacoma. $500 terms
ROBERT MAbyEY CO. zoos 3rd Ave.