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HEAND THE OXNARD DAILY NEWSVOLUME XIIIOXNARD, VENTURA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1920NUMBER 207NEW BEGiNS TOIm\ Special to The Courier)FEIN(Special to The Courier)WASHINGTON, Pel).*» *),RepealSAN QUENTIN PENITENTIARY,i Feb. 3.—Harry S. New, reputed son(Special to The Courier)of Senator New ot Indiana, arrivedof the law providing for the purchase and sale by the government of wheat and the discontinuation of tin1MONTE SANO, Wash.. Feb. 3.!Bearing out the earlier expressed intention of organized lahor in the j— here shortly before noon today and , entered upon his sentence of from 10 'activities of the wheat control officeyears to life for the slaying of his(Special to The Courier)of the food administration is pro-LONDON, F’eb. 3.—One person wasvided by a hill introduced in the Sensweetheart, Freda Lesser, at Los An- killed and several others wounded at ' N*or(h Dakota geles, July 5 last. New was accom- Limerick today when British sol- . .ate today by Senator Gronna, ofstate of Washington to have its representatives here in the interest offair play for the 11 defendants in theCentralia murder case, Paul Mohr,door by histhediers fired upon a crowd during anCharacterizing wheat market as an “orgy of speculation. Senator Gronna charged thatpanied to the prison1 mother. White an appeal is being outbreak of rioting, said » i every,hinK done by .he food admin-taken the convicted man was said to i from Dublin today. Renewed activity ^ j8tratjon fontr0, of ,he wheattake calmly the sentence meted out. by the British military authoritiesDr Ira T. Tjandrith. one of the best lv has seen in he United Staffs forknown prohibition speakers in the I ^ months. World prohibition wouldcountry, spoke to approximate!} ciprevent thispersons yesterday evening, at the StThe Anti Saloon I camePaul's Methodist church.ing introduced as one of the big menis planning for world prohibition in 19;:0. To Alter be- some this seems impossible, but then10 years ago the averagepresident of the Baker's union of Seattle, reached Montesano today as thefirst member of the so-called labor! His only hope, it was said, was thatwas resumed in that city when thesituation was in favor of the middlesoldiers are said to have charged thehe would prove a model prisoner, andthus earn his freedom at the expira- crowd and bayoneted a boy.A number of army trucks, bearingtion of 10 years under parole.jury Judge Wilson when informedof the arrival expressed no surprise,LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3— It is the Ij soldiers, passed thru the streets during the early part of the night.belief of a number of prominent bean Itut said that he had no objection 80. handlers of this city that the bean!long as no attempt to influence the grower is due to receive more moneymen and to the farmers.“There „»»detriment of the;e man wouldof the country, ho explained what not have believed that national pro-prohibition means for America and hibltion would come in 1920 or ovenis considerablesignificance to this.political Senator Gronnadeclared.Crowds jeered the soldiers and be-o-case is made. “Labor representatives for his product during the comingare welcome, hut they will receive months. The recent sudden advancethe same treatment as anv otherin tho Lima bean market, is said tocame so boisterous that the soldiersalighted from the truck and made abayonet charge.In retaliation forthe widespreadEXPORT TRADE IStold the future plans of the Anti-Sa- as late as two years ago he would not loon League. He said that before have’believed it.the eighteenth amendment was adopted it was the right of every AmeriScotland is destined to become dry in a few months, and if Scotland cancan citizen to discuss it. hut now that go dry the rest of the world ought if has been legally ratified and been not to he hard.made our law if is the dut\ of theAmerican people to help to support it and to enforce it.raid on Saturday Sinn Feitrers it-spectator. 1 have no objeAion tohe due to the fact that the Lima Beantheir sitting together»*ludge Wilson said he had recentlyAssociation which guaranteed prices until February 1. lias now extended the price guarantee until April I. andlacked tlx' principal police stations nrWhen people try i to declare it unconstitutional and sa\England must go dry for a wetEngland can not compete with a dry United States.Some argue that we are buttingthat it suppresses our personal liber- into other people’s business when weDublin and seized a large quantity ofLONDON. Feb.y*O.German andfy they may he classed as anarchistsj attempt to make them dry. But where for they are working against our gov- would France or England b;arms and ammunition.neutral newspapers and trade joureminent. Some people have said, he America had trot butted in drlay ifnr fn~ccontinued, that certain persons like , war. Furthermore, prohibit lt;n will»•received copies of resolutions front ■ ,,1:R furthei extend it. lire price forHenderson Bush, or Baby Limas, delabor organizations demanding thatDETROIT, Feb.Bootleg for-their representatives be recognized.Influenza conditions which serious-clined to lucvc. but has gone up 2lt;-p'r pound during the past six weeks, and they are now held firm bvtintunes, which in many cases have mounted into hundreds of thousands, are beginning a new climb here in the; nals received here show that dump-;,.i ■ .himself, tour the county speaking for help to prevent wars 'mg oi German goods is agitating both , „ ,. prohibition because they are well The drvs are raising a fun* of $30-. neutraland German economists.They agree such dumping is duepaid.This is false, for he could earn 000,000 to enforce prohibition but the more monev speaking on tin* Chau*. wets are raising two billion i:ly affected the tii. I were consider- farmers at ll'Lc per pound The rea-Pirst Dry City in the World.POOR LUCK SO FAR! solely to the low value of the Hermanmark. German papers point out that tin* continued fall of the mark servesably improved today, but the epi* son ^lt;r ‘s that during the timeI quart of w hiskey sells for $1.25 j| only to iiue the pockets of Germandemic is said to be on the increaseand the Canadian side of Detroit riv-i The Kas(oin iion hunters who st m- 'exporters and that government conin the surrunodine eountrvwhen the association was holding its .prices are,, growers outside of the *'r aml ,,lu-v be Purchased freely by od 0,„ Ventura county last rveek '«» of manufacture™ prices shouldtauqua platform than he can byoila rsspeaking for the Anti-Saloon League,Every business man, whether he is wettest presidents, for prohibition or not. will agree that amountscombat prohibition, and prove i? ill©-Ex-President Taft, one of thethatgalsaidthisto anarchy. Elihu Rootthe saloorf is a menace, and that pro- who has sacrificed all hismembers of fluOf nine.....association\mericm legionsold all of their beans.he discontinued. Then, they say,quarantined in their dormitories allleaving practically none to he hadanyone having the price. It is high- with a pack of specially trained dogsCanadian w hiskey, held back valued at $3000 are having little luck,; I)rices wil1 climb up to equal thosebibit ion is best for the economic and aspirations to helpgrad*had been released this morning butoutside the association at tin* presentom* and only four of the originaltime.ifrom public sale during the period of according to a report made by Ranger war-time prohibition.iibroad, and the value of the markthe wets,industrial welfare Of our country, he probably get a good share of said.politicalwillthis»George Bald of the Ojai district.will increase.12 talesmen excused from service areThe weather has not been favor1200 Per Cent Profitstill illable to bean growing, with only aboutInfour inches of rain. The earlv rains! ^ uiflp of I-' per cent profitA professional hunter from ArizonaDetroit, the same quart brings amj some Eastern nature hunters arenot going back into the mountains far countries at from a fifth to a thirdThe depreciated mark permits German goods to be sold in adjacentHe quoted the Mayo Brothers, once head of the American Medical asso-money.Forty-five states are now drv. Donnecticut, New Jersey and Rhode Isolation. as saying that prohibition land are wet Rhode Island, whosewill increase the lives of American population is 6? per cent foreign, iscitizens an average of 15 years. Fur- trying to prove the eighteenth amentrti—were followed by a North wind whichDetroit will have been dry two enough to get lions. Members of the the ‘08t of producing themindried the soil rapidly andyears next May. Its residentsvalueless.proved»= icoiuemn. more party say that at presentUnless heavy rains come fkan a uliHion, have voted wet by a not permit a long trip.large majority, but the will of thetime will those countries.The German economists arebefore the middle of February, following by cool weather, the 1920 cron h,a,t“ am* tiationmay not be more than 20 per cent '“gaily.point-eontrolthermore, be said that Luther Bur- ment unconstitutional. ThimallJerky Johnson, professional hunter 'ns ou’ ’hat it governmentof production is removed and manufacturers who export are allowed tobank attributed the late war to liq- state, which would be lost it dropped uor. For alcohol attacks the brain info California, is trying to make herhas prevailed, for the Santa Barbara forest now hasthe record t'm being the most successLAWYER FLAYSnormal. The last twohavevea rs—~been dry and it will take a good dealof moisture thisBut that's about all.jful lion hunter in the state. Detroit, with a start of two years the last few months he hasDuring charge whihatthey like. Germany's,, , .. ,J I loon boasting that he can lickprice level would rise rapidly to theLwnfirst, and the German nation, literally 45 sister states that are dry. wetNow under prohibition no longer will the wife and children dread theirraised on beer, are like a drunkenman, who sallies forth out ot' a sathlt;HENRY FORDyear to ground into proper condition, light rain now falling is beneficial but there is not enough of ii as vet.killedget the j0Ver lt;dher cities in adjusting itself mGre lions than all the other score of international standard. They say that Then0 ProhtbUkm, has become alchoboR- forestry hunters in California. He dumping on foreigners and the evmaster's approach. Instead of coming home drunk, greeting hi« childrenHe said that it is our duty to sup- with brutal blows, he will come homeport the Harris hill. This will encallv philosophical about the who I*matter,N *»wused a covered trap without bait and f ,iau*s?ion ot Germany by selling at tin- f)ro|,il)it ioII \nother bill that is familydepends upon his skill in concealing dervalue would cease, and Germansober and welcomed bv the entireThe monev that was fornier-withwar-timePrices on Blackeyes have advanced i 1 Vi* during the last six weeks due to U1 ( anada on the firsta heavy demand from the Southern' *vear’ the drink‘«a poulation of .Michprohibition the trap and picking lion paths of themake his catches-10 wages and profits would rise corre spondingly.The china, glass and liardwar*before Congress provides thatf le*states Practically the available supply is exhausted and a further adigan's metropolis is glowing with optimisml(Special to The Courier)vance of 1'4c per pound is rather ex* Gigintic BreweryWANTS TO ORGANIZEmanufacturers wantto continue1I dumping declaring that by export!alone can sufficient foreign exchangeGRAND RAPIDS. Mich*» ■ *Sounding Americanism* *. Feb.as the kevpeeled before the new crop comes in Pinks and large and smallAcross tlu* river, in Walkerville,note of the defense Judge Murphinbeans have alsofired the opening broadside today in behalf of Senator Newbury and hisgonepound during the last and are now very firm.upfew1 rwhite are a gigantic brewery and a distillery. The distillery has been makingBOVS, GIRLS CLUBbe1 obtained to buy needed materials.j But opponents and among theseAmerican citizen who buvs ot liquor when outsideStates will be denied the protectionof his country, and on his return will plished by the be denied citizenship.The importance of worldany ly spent on drinks will glt; toward sells paying for the necessities and a few United luxuriessperweekstion is shown in that the liquor interLindrith told of the work accoin-Anti-Saloon league, and of how it was planning to make prohibi- the world dry. Funds were needed tocarry out their plans, so would the*whiskey right along, but selling it on-. .... ., ,,. — ■.ly thru governmental dispensaries for! Farmer Adviser Staunton was in, . , ests have purchased a million and a audience please subscribe . certainnumbered Herr Hugo Stinnes, the ... t ,. . , j half acres in Mexico to use as land amount monthly to this org i ozation?“Schwenndustrie magnate, say the , .for a brewery and to raise grapes.exporters are actuated chiefly by a122 co-defendants, charged with voteBeans are practically the only sta-“medieal*«It is estimated Oxnard today stirring up some interfrauds, by launching an open attackpie food product which has not adpurposes.that not more than 5 per cent of the est preliminary to starting up a hoys’on Henry Ford and his peace propaganda,After citing the war situationinvanced from 75 to 300 per cent sincethe beginning for the war in 19,14. A large portion of the 191 s crop of jprescriptions filled for whiskey were and girls’ pig and poultry club here.! Such clubs have been organizedissued to genuine invalids.ndesire to get their funds into foreign credits, which rise in value whileDown at Tia JuanaSubscription cards wen passed iround and the meeting closed with agambling hellis a modern When there, he saw prayer by Rev. Miedema ofhe Breathe mark drops, and to take advan-, more drunken men lying around than byterian churchAnyway, the ban on shipment of al- other places in this county, andintage of the 25 per cent extra chargeEurope, when the Newbery vs. Fordbeans has been shipped to Europe.coholic beverages between provinces other sections and hove done muchsenatorial campaign was on JudgiSpeculators have been holding fromhas been abolishedMurphin declared:Oto encourage bovs and girls in th*Ontario remains dry, buthabits of business and thrift.Rightly or wrongly many peopleremembered Henry Ford’s campaign3,000 to 30.000 sacks of Tepnrybean in San Francisco. Large shipments have been and are still being lt;il’nk as ,lie' P'‘‘ase fromwhich is wet. 'allowed on all exports. The Berlin Tageblattpoints outthat present German manufacturing costs are less than those of English,Residents mav order as much to i While in the city it is not conveni-Quebec,! ent to raise prize porkers, those w hoFrench or American manufacturers.and that, the rise in the cost of livingNOT EASY TO GETJURY TO TRY I.W.W.POWER PLANTagainst being prepared for this awful catastrophe. They remember hismad)1 to Germany by the wav oflive in the country can do it to theirThe order travels to the Montreal f advantage, while the city members ofwell meant but misguided effort totbring about what now appears wouldHamburg and Sweden. As a whole,conditions in tho bean market look ! aE,’ncy of lh(‘ '-ewery or distillery, | the club can raise poultry and makeand is tilled from the Walkerville j good money doing so, besides reapingbrighter to the grower now than athave been n German peace. They reany time in the past two years.membered that he was not active ino-plant. In other words a Canadian the other advantages that come fromin Germany has been less than abroad.The Berlin ministry of economy is reviewing the whole export situation with a view to making recommenda-(Special to The Courier)BAKERSFIELD, Feb.Th**Sani Joaquin Light and Power corporationTOMBSTONE \riz„ Feb.Di fli-living a block from Montreal, thenthe war and that none of his familvhad become so.“And so remembering there wasDEPUTY COLLECTORwaits until the return mail permits the brewery to deliver. This is allsuch work.tions to the government.!■ I 'Hi' —cultles in selecting a jury to try thehas announced plans for th*» immediate construction of the first millionfirst three of the 210 defendantsperfectly legal, and certainly servesi.very general feeling that Mr. Fordto increase the postal revenue of thedid not represent a type of Americanwho at that critical juncture should represent this state in the UnitedHERE TO HELP YOUprovinces.States Senate.»*Judge Murphin then detailed Now-Detroit Office OpenedA Detroit office of the largest distillery in Canada has been opened, and Detroiters are filing orders whichVENTURA HAN BUYS HALF INTERESTcharged with kidnapping in connec-dollar unit of a Mx million dollargen-power plant for the purpose oftion with th*1 I. \\, \\. deportation in erating electricity from nat »ral gas1917 threatened today to block the fue!lt; to he Prem,(! in lhp 8lde. Ijlt; ases to such an extent that a new oil district of Kern countv. The unitberry’s war record. Admitting thatJ. F. Riley of Los Angeles, deputy collector from the inlernationl reve- lar mark'already have passed the million-dol-'panel would be required. The fail-1 win develop 17.5000 hor**'poure of witnesses to appear on behalferThis action was determined upon.of the prosecution gave rise to the according to A G. Wilshon, general*. »a tUrn Newburry campuisn organization m , h) oxnanl ami will re-was highly organized even terming itth* “most perfect political organiza tion ever put together, Judge Murphin held that this was necessary under the circumstances.Itmain here until Friday, with headquarters in Room 10, First NationalBank building.lie will he here again from February 20 to March 2.These orders must solemnly travelto Montreal and back again.k! xkhHief that the state would drop its manager of the corporation ause cus»* against thio of the raeh—^-Fred * company is facing Its fourth sue*\nd the wily rum smugglers, thebootleg kings, the blind pig magnates!and all their aides, hackers and as-was necessary because Commander Newberry was running against the best advertised man insistants are on the job.These will be the only dates onUntil January 16 whiskey could bewhich lie will be in Oxnard, and he shipped thru the United States, coiAmerica, Murphin shouted at thejudge and jury.will be the only government income signed in sealed cars to foreign ports !Hiss Carloads have been purchased intax expert to make this section, time will be all spent in ibis county I Canada, consigned toHavana, andTRAPS BRIDE ANDuntil March 15th, the last day for theHismaking of income tax returns.for the different towns is I Bribes of thousands of dollars to railstolen by the original purchaser or jthe Detroit vards! »his agent inscheduleas follows:i road employes are rumored.GIVES HER TO RIVALi(Special to The Courier)ft1 i’l -Oxnard. February 2 to 6th. Ventura, February 7 to 11th. Moorpark, February 12th.Somis, February 13th.Camarillo, February 14th Piru, February 16th.Fillmore, February 17 to 19thQat Paula Pohrnflrv ‘*0 fn 14thWhiskey costing $15 a case in Can*Sandthor, James Beard, and Philipcessive year of water power MiorrageT obereI due to the droughtmv; nWQi) rdc rs w v i v p 1; i ccd t. cul «i ‘cessnry boiler equip*ehinerv,if.Vdditional units wil speedily as boilers andI beti1 tiltmanufat tured. and w •plantis completed it will havaI \ I*insilt* M *1capacity of 75,000 horsep»This new plant will Uc tada could he had for $50 a case, in carload lots, in Detroit and retailedMeyer’s Service StationPIS-at $180 a case.Ontario Dreads ScandalWallace H. Sanborn** ot Ventura bus \ about five years. He is spoken ofsec on ciThe Cambria Springs compaify’s ^team unit o; th* San Joaqc.:u powerteam, from Los Angeles, has been corporation in Kern county, otherbooked for the next game with the'.l)laat being at Bakersfb-ld, where nat*steam drivenOxnard team, for Sunday, February ura' ^as flle' runs 1’*dynamos. The Bakersfield iIt is predicted that Die relativehapurchased a half interest in “Meyers’: V“1 highly.. ; Mr. Meyer says his business (Service Station, owned and estab- i ,wetness of Ontario will be abolished! . grown to such proportions that it islished by W. B. Meyer. The deal has impossible for one person to handlein the snrina elections because of in8, at Athletic park.This will be the second attempt to 1 ve'°Ps 17,506 horsepowerengage this team, which has a vervnt dec-fine record. Once, during the first ' half, a game was scheduled with the !••••••♦••♦• 4 #
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