"I'm going back to get in condi
tion for my foot boH.” Grange ex
plained. There is no hard feeling
In the split that has arisen be
tween Cfrange and the movies. Its
just a case of Grange being like
the proverbial Ash out of water ip
attempting a movie career, and he
is going back to his own game—
via the Ice wagon. His job in the
Ice industry is assured. He proud
ly exhibited a telegram In which
he is engaged for the Summer, “at
his regular salary, 918 per week.”
TRACKMEN THREATEN
STRIKE ALL OVER MEXICO
Unions Want of Walk-Oat, Which
May Be General, Unless Dis
putes Are Settled.
By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 17.—The of-
Acials of the confederation of rail
road workers unions threaten to call
a strike of all track workers through
out Mexico unless the strike In some
classes of railroad workers on lines
in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is
settled within 10 days.
Although the threat specifies only
“track workers,” It is possible this
might develop into a general strike.
Nevertheless, government officials and
many of the labor leaders are hope
ful that the differences will be ad
justed.
The strike in Tehuantepec involves
wage disputes and also a demand for
the dismissal of a local official objec
tionable to the workmen. The regional
confederation of Mexican workers is
not sympathetic with the strike be
cause the railroad unions constitute
an independent labor organization.
who was haled before the bench
when MacErlane's plight was discov
ered.
Martin J. Durkin, murder trial de
fendant, was recently found to have
shared some liquor brought into
prison by the guards. The guards in
volved in the case were dismissed.
