WINERIES ARE
BEING TURNED
TO CANNERIES
RIVERSIDE, Cal., March '20. —
"Wineries in this district are turning
to canneries, and instead of nearby
farmers driving* UP to depart with a
barrel of wine, the former Vinters plan
to have their own trucks traveling the
network of roads and bringing fruits
and vegetables to the canning tables.
One of the largest wineries in Cali
fornia, long in operation at Wineville
near here, will convert its plant, tak
ing out the old machinery, and install
ing the largest and best in equipment
for handling fruits and vegetables. It
has ordered the first few units, and
will be ready to operate this season.
It also has ordered a number of auto
trucks, which will be used through the
surrounding country to bring the
products to the cannery.
Samples will be canned as the first
operation; there will be units devoted
to peaches, apricots, tomatoes; cauli
flower, cabbage, pumpkin and similar
IT1
products; later, cucumber pickles wl
be put up, and orange marmalalde wl
furnish another run
Incidentally, the company has take
out hundreds of acres of wine grape
and substituted peach and other fru
trees, while quick crops of vegetable
will be grown between the trees unt
they come into bearing.
The cannery will start operatior
with more than 125 employes in tt
plant, and a number on the near!
roads and land. The winery employe
less than a score of people.
“We may disseminate less chee
but we’ll send out more money i
wages," says the one-time v.inter, no
canner.
HUNTING IN IRELAND
IS TO BE STOPPB
I-' .
DUBLIN, Feb. 3 (by mall).—Instru
tions by the central Sinn Fein exec
tlve committee to stop huntli
throughout Ireland pending the r
lease of the Sinn Fein prisoners hac
not been welcomed in the countr
where the local hunts give a certa:
amount of employment and help tl
circulation of money among the farr
ers and shopkeepers. The men wl
hunt, though mainly of the wealthi*
classes, are not confined to one clas
and hunting is a popular amusemen
ALLIED TROOPS
I CAN MAINTAIN
: RUSSIAN PEACE
e
y
d VLADIVOSTOK, Feb. 10 (Corre
spondence of the Associated Press).—
r> Dr. Vaclav Girsa, local member of the
II Czech National Council, has faith in
,v the ability of the Russians to recon
struct an army, provided a stable
government can be established in
Russia. At the moment, he admits,
everything is against such an effort.
| The soldiers are not properly fod nor
clother, nor paid. They are kept in
barracks with nothing to occupy
them. They serve one government
1 today and perhaps another tomorrow,
g and that demoralizes them.
B’ “The first necessity,” said Dr. Girsa,
e “is the suppression of Bolshevik
'f' tyranny and the re-establishment of
n peace throughout Russia. To aceomp
e li8h this the allies will have to send
'■ troops to Russia, as distinct from Sf*
° beria. Three divisions of troops would
r be more than enough to accomplish
their suppression and would abso
lutely guarantee a state of peace from
one end of Russia to the other. The
presence of allied troops alone would
have a tremendous effect toward paci
fying the country. A popular assembly
could be called and a government
elected by the will of the whole
nation.
“It would not be necessary for the
allies to keep troops in Russia for
more than a few months. With an or
ganized government, established by
wifi of the majority and supported by
the armed forces of the country, there
could be no armed opposition. I am
confident that a sufficiently large army
could be assembled at once which
would be lnvnl to such a fi’overriment
and afford it all the force necessary.
Within a few months the allied troops
could be removed. Such aid from the
allies would be welcomed by the whole
Russian nation and would in a short
time bring about the desired end.
Otherwise Russia will be given over
to anarchy, which will endanger the
country for many years to come,
i “Admiral Kolchak (head of the all
Russian government at Omsk) has
made the mistake of announcing him
self dictator. The word is enough to
make the average Russian fight. They
want no more dictators. If FMchak
were given the aid of the allies in
establishing himself in power, even
though he promises to call a constitu
ent assembly, such aid would be mis
construed by the people as the re
establishment of the monarchy."
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OSTRICH PLUMES AGAIN IN
STYLE THIS SUMMER
EL PASO, Tex, March 19.—Fickle
fashion has been playing fast and
loose with the ostrich industry. A
stock company started an ostrich
farm in the valley with more than
fifty of the long-legged birds. Then
the creator of fashions ruled out ost
rich plumes. The birds were sold and
the few remaining ones given to the
city for exhibition purposes at Wash
ington park. Now plumes are in style
once more. Park Commissioner
Fisher Is planning to buy meat for the
wild animals in the park zoo witli the
proceeds from the sale of pinnies.
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