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The Dolores star., 1922-08-18

Texaco Axle Grease, it stays longer.
Rust Lumber & Nero. Co.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
INFORhAT|UN|

Q noua miscare dizidenta $ a
produs in partidnl liberal; cea a
'economistilor'' In fruntea eli Sc
afla d-nii Ernest Enc, G.. Mo-
teanu, Romlllus Anghelescu, DR..
n. n, StOica, G. Plastara, G. Leon
>(Cluj) |. D. Protopopescu 81 Vie
tor Slavescu.
Toti acestia pretind ca au fost
'inselati de dl Vintila Bratianu,
care a pus in primele locuri oa-
meni compromise, intelectualii f.
Ind pslrtati meren cu vorba 81
1asati pc al doilea plan.
la frontiera dinspre Ungaria,
agentii yaAaali all deseoperit 0
noua contrabanda de 8 carute in
|earcate cu lazi ticsite de Stamina
81 uHtHra. Contrabandistii All reu-
pit sd dispara. s@
la illtOemirea nonlui buget al
FAgriculturii s'a prevazut redu-
|cere a posturilor de la diferitele
Fscoli, precran 81 economii cat mai
multe in decnrsul noului an.
+. Mnncitorii din diferite orase
din Ardeal, en- ocaziunea incheerii
|nouilor cOntracte collective Ger .
[urcare a platilor Gu so procente.
Gsle 176 locomotive comandate
II Gsrnania ARMAND sa soseascaa
fn cuYind IA tara s'a hotarit ca in
|copfsfinta de All de la G. r. r.
Eeare y W tine cu toti directorii
/ |regionali din tara 81 Sc fixeze IN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
D-sa re pregatesss psntsa
o nou& lupta.
Acordul stabilit Gu dl general
Avereseu.

Am inregistrat 81 moi zvonul ca
dl Marghiloman ar ii >hotarit sa
sc retraga din viata politica.
Revolta ce desigur ca i-au pro-
dus presiunile guvernamentale fa-
cute in judetele unde dl Marglri-
lsman a candidat, era de hatura
sal determine Ia renuntare.
Oar Sc aude ca seful partidului
|progresist atat de obisnalit Gu
procedeurile neleale ale adversa-
rilor, in eat nrci maniera Gu care
fost combatut de liberali. in
alegeri, nu Ia dezarmat.
Duvada e declaratia ce ne-a
facut-o eri, cand ann controlat la
Ed-sa zvonul pc care lam inregis.
trat. :,
Dl Marghiloman ne-a spus:
- Stnea deapre retragsrsa mea
din viata poltica q pornit di1
rirdurile liberale.
''Nu pot sd rasrund de cat Cd
"Vrabia malai viseaza"!
|
Atat a avut de raspuns sefu
partidului progresist la cele ce 81
spun ca intentioneaza 81, dup
cum Sc vede, desmintirea stirei ci
az fl hotarit sa renunte la poll
tica, categorical.
Oar strife ce lie avem de la a
mici deal h-lui Marghiloman sun
de natura sd arate cd d-sa inten
tioneaza Gu totul altceyR de cat 5;
Sc retraea din viata politica.
Astfel, Ill Marghiloman a con
vocat comitetul executiv al part
dului progresist Gu hotarfrea d
Vi >sa actiyeze cat mai m,,l
in domcnhll polite; lar inaint
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
IL. MARGHILO OMAN Nt RENUNTA
LA POLIT1CA

de intrunirea acelui cOmitet a ceis-
stituit un lnannnchial de tineri
partizani. carora lea dat indem-
nul 81 latitudinea de a porni 0 in
tensa propaganda electosalh de
partid in Capitala 81 judetul Ilfev
Acest grup de tineri progre-
ssisti va avea la dispozitie eluball
din plata tcatrului pentru al fo-
|losi in interrsul propaganda.
/ Pc de alta parte, intre condalca-
tori partidului poporuMi 81 dl
Mnrghiloman intervenit un re.
cent acord, pentru stransa cola.
borarc, de Ia partid la partid, in
lupta eXtra-perlamentara ce sc va
EpOrni i'm contra guvernlllui.
Acordul f0st stabilit in urma
unei lungi intrevederi d-lui ge-
neral Averescu cm al Marghi-
Elolaan.
Pc d ann pasts IN ''essagu"
de astaxi - publica . dselarAtiane
msaita . elarifica peaceful de We
dsrs al partidutui psogrssist.
In aosa dsolaratiuns se s3uns
intre altsls:
Daca partidsll eonssrvator ar Fl
fost creiat in jurul unei legende,
sau daea ell ar Fl rasarit CA oeazia
unei refDrme sociale, printr 'un
Eproces lie generate spontana, fhra
snici o legaturG ell treeutul acestei
| tari, cariera lui ar putea fl consi.
derata inchisa, la usa parlamentu.
| lui liberal. Partidul conservator
lnsa nu este nici produsul unei
anume start sufletesti a masseloi
lpoplrlare, ci ell este organul unei
Iidei politice permanente, care poa
lte sufpri vicsitudini ncnumarate
-ipOate avea momente de eclipsa S
momente de striilucire, dar care
| NH p0ate dispare niei odata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

Factorii problemei STUNT aceiasi,
fie ca am fl, fic ca nu am fl in
parliament. Liberalii sian creiat
majoritatile pa,lamentare prin
crime, prin violente 81 prin fraude,
care au sapat intre eli 81 intre par
tidelc din opOzitie prapastie de
nepatruns ii care condamna de la
inceput guvernarea lor. Ardelenii
81 au ridicat Gu energie intr 'adevar
martiala, prin glasnl fhni Maniu
in contra parlamentului liberal
astfel ales. Paranistii stau inca la
cunapana daca an sall nh sa intre
in parlamentul liberal, daF orr
'cine ar hotard atitudinea lor, ca
va Fl in ori ce caz pentru darima-
rea parlamentului 81 a guvernului
liberal, 81 nici de cum pentru le-
gitimarea crilnelor, violentelor 81
falsnrilof din care esit parla-
mentul liberal.
. formatllne aproape inexis-
[tenta, fara legatnri reale cu tara,
|ci acceptata de dl Bratianu 81 re-
eomandata din vreme ca succe-
soarae lgitilna a regimului liberal
actual, fhrmatiunea Iorga-Tak.,
lonescn asteapta in umbra rezul-
tatul luptei dintre fiberali si tara.
sto-ardeleni, pentri a-si valori-
Flea promisinniie capatate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

program dc noui trcnuri de Gala
tori 81 de nlarf,lri.
In vederea unificarii adminis-
trative a 6nvatamantulni, aflam
ca direetiunea Va din minister,ll
de instlpctie, earl reprezinta in
teresele invitamahtului din teri,
toriile ahpite, va fl desfiintata
pc zina de Aprilie.
Personalul acestei directiuni va
ii repartizat directiunilor respec-
tive pc grade de invatamant.
ri sc comumica din sursa Off
ciala. ca in eel mai scurt timp
posibil, dupa consolidarea bonu-
rilor de tezaur 81 stampilarea rem
telor romano inferno 81 externe,
ministerul de finante va proceda
la tragerea la sorti imprumutu-
rilor.
Ministerial muncii atrage atcn.
tiunea solicitation anonime, fabri-
,cilor 81 stabilimeatelor industriale
.prevazute la art. II 81 18 din le-
gea incnrajarei construction, sd
inainteze in eel mai scurt tiMp
declaratiunile cerpte de art. 5 din
regulamentul acelei legi.
In vederea pregatirei proectu-
lui de lege pentru unificarea 81
organizarea invatamantului pri.
mar 81 normal primare din intrea.
ga tara, ministrul instructiunii q
Intocmit doua comisi,ni carl vol
lucra sub presedenta d-lui G. G.
Antonescu professor universitar ep
incepere de Vineri II Maptie a. e
Consilial de nlinistri, aflan Cd
a hot3rit in ultima 50 selinta, Sd
mentie in bueetul general al Sta.
tului, ministerial compnicatiilor
carllia urmeaza a Use da o eKten.
siune mai mare prin reorganiza,
rea cailor feFate 81 = eelorlalte cd
de comrlnieatis.
Dl general Nosoin Va centinua
sa ramanA aainsitrn al sonanhica.
tiilor.
D-nii Inspector general al in
yatamantnlni normal !. Mitril
4. Nisipeann, Oh. N. Loneineses
81 Neagoe Popea, au fost dele'
gait, Gu fncepere de Il ! Martie
cor. 81 inapecteze si seolile nor
male din provinciils alipite. Tot
odata yos fsce rapoarte 81 pm
puneri p9ntru inlbnnS tatirea -
lor scoli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06


AR trebui ca in adevar, viata
palbhca a acestei' tari sa fl fost
complect emasculata de catre dl
BratiaHH peaftru ca din tot ce s'a
inaansplat 81 din tot ce Sc va mai
intampla, sa Ru lasa pana la urma
decat I'M guvern Bratianu cerut
de ua guvern fosga- Fake Ionescu..
Acsst lucrn iHsa null putem crede,
81 nu trebne sal credem.
In lupta forlnidabiG care s'a
angajat intre civiliEatie 81 fntre
obscnraptisnnl Liberal, moi, con-
;seryatorii fie Cd slantem in parla-
ment, fie ca HI slHtem, jpcam us
rol destnl de important. Darima.
rea gnvernnlai liberal 81 desfii,ar
Itarea parlamentnlui erimelor, vie-
Ilentelor 81 n farsorilos este nein-
:.
doiasa. Gand Ia capatul aeestei
|lupte terrible, vom ri dobandit
[principile 81 euxeraele M se N
yfnteaza VI M 81 ifDpsn nici De
clAbp<ile favefites Moi de- favoritii
|Ceroapei ca totnl trebuie 81 aika
f.t
|na rost 81 oriadRiala in aeeastS
tara, atnnci - W ye1ea ee absur-
|da 4 fost idesa dee pregstl 10
suvern de seara calda in tirp1al
Evi3orulni att3tlor spoljtiee csler
',aei eysaplias cAsi s'aa dat 4 -
Gfesodsta.
(Din xlyalt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

Acum ta s'a ratificat tratatul
celor 'Patru Puteri'' poate cineva
ne va face un serviciu sd ne spun1
in ce privinta difera in principiu,
de Liga Natiunilor?" (New York
Telegraph.) = Daca $ ar fl intre-
bat de ce s'a ratificat, am Fl ras-
pnns, dar asa, tacem mulcom
81 moi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06
ON FuQ cl0ElUlu|'

Conferinta de la Washington
pare ca incepnt sd dea h'oade. .
telegrama din Toxic anunta ca
consiliul de ministri a hotalat re-
tragerea imediata a armatei lapo-
neze din Siberia.
d
Lelei Anllta din Youngstown,
Ohio, la VENT lesin cand a vazut
Ell 81 lelca Manda lui Mitrofan
ARE o palarie- ca Ell, zice cores
pondentul nostru special din aeel
|oras, 81 dupa ce a fost adusa in
fire Gu frecaturi cu otet 81 ustu-
roiu la tample, STA aruncat pala-
ria in foe. GU toate ca cumparaso
numai de cateva zile.
| -
Cand barbatul are un salal
anua1 de $4,000 81 nevasta ,n gust
de $4,000, sd nu va asteptati sd tie
harmonic in casa.
A
Admiram curajul unei fete care
sare din automobil ca sa-si salvczt
lonoarea dar detestam frivOlitatce
lei'de primi fnvitarea unui bar
bat pc care ''nu-l cunoaste" sa-
dea i'm "raid".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06


Tn prieten ne comunica ca unu
popa greco-catolic, cand cetit in
ziarnl nostru ca biserica greco
catolica romana din Romania s
unit Gu biserica orfodoxa la VENT
lesin 81 ma putnt sd citeasca mai
departe sa vaza cimilitura. lar
cand STA VENT in fire. era cat pc
Laici sa cOnvoace 'comitetul parO-
CHA T. sa asterne I'm protest la
Papa, daca crisnicul nu lar fl zis
''Da nu-i nyimik porintye. SO
okosit huntzfutul ala de la 'Ame-
rica'' sa faca 81 ell saga. 81 SO
legat 81 de biserica noastra. Ute,
nj, o pus pc elsoe April in coada"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

Mitica sd mira 81 in mintea lli
de copil nu poate intelege ca
tat-su, care Sc landa cu croismele
lni din tinerete, 0 tulcste pc usa
afara cand masa ia vatraiu! in
mana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-06

Sc zice ca toate sunt bune cand
Sc sfarsesc cu bine. dar nnmai
ureehile '1ui'' stiu cum ard cand
II mangaie lelea Nuta dupa ce a
maturat casa cu cl.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
Up With the Budget System l!
Cincinnati Enquirer

Every supporter of the responsible executive bud get system for the handling the Federal Govern ment should understand that the measure passed by Congress represented the minimum t the demand made for the reformation of the method of appro- priating the national billions, that there is now afoot movement to withdraw even this grugingly granted concession.
 The United States Senate, ignoring the action of the Lower House, has refused install the single appropriation committee system, and clings to the old and unscentifc method of dividing this import rant business among number of subsidiary bodies thus evading the direct responsibility which the bud get system demands in practical operation
 Every member of the taxpayers boc-to be in style in clature-should impress upon his ren- resenatye at Washington the necessity for retain ing this busness-like plan and for expanding if through aboshng the reprehensibe costly and waste
 ui overlapping of duties in the several departments the necessity for which President Harding has recoe- mixed officially.
 One of the really sensible innovations suggested in connection with the budgetary system the creation or stair of permanent Under Secretaries or deputy Cabinet officials who will be the executive heads of these departments thus enabling their chiefs to give their time and attention to the larger problems of policy and be free from the eXacting and absorbing de- tails Of administration. Nor should there he loneer delay lii admitting the Cabinet members thus re
 ieved, to the floor of Congress with the privilege of taking part in debates, but not in voting This it is firmly believed because of the bannv results observed in other parliamentary governments would lead to better understanding between tha ev De of help and assistance and to the country as a whole well. Nor is the idea radical and ae structve but on the contrary, conservative and com structve.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
The Irish Free States Troubles.
{ New York World. )


 Americans may we'll heed the admontion of of remnants of the Irish Republican Army, by kidnappings the Ulster border by popular response to De Valeras elOquence and an attitude hostile to the Irish Free State It is not the first nation to have it's teething troubles
 We had The Constitution framed to running accompaniment of musketry practice for Shays rebellion in staid old Massachusetts Vermont remained Ulster of discontent entirely independ- ent, for four years because of her quarrel with New York, before joining the Union. Seven years after the Constitution framed and five years after gov ernment under it begun, farm bloc in Western Pennsylvana staged armed revolt known in the histories the Whiskey Insurrection Nor was that the end of political strife. De Valera is perhaps no more outspoken than the Hartford Convention
 MT. Collins asks the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic assist or countenance any coup detat planned against the Provisional Government There is element here that needs such warning. Not having do the fight ing and the dying, these men ready to encourage others to fight and die in any cause against Great Britafn-ready, even, to raise money for the Cause from other people
 The time is past when such talk found patient listeners among any considerable element the Am erican people. Hearty goodwill toward the new state and its leaders is the prevalent feeling this country The hand that is raised in America to ag- gravate the troubles of the Free State hand of an enemy to that state and it's people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04

to men of larger capital who are able to complete
 he development but who are inclined to be specu- ative in the work of pioneering
 MT Leeheys position is in accord with the history of the development of the West. Established pro- cuccrs and operators, a rule, do not do pros uectfng and pioneering They wait for others to prove the worth of new country before they enter it. Usually it takes many years prove the value of h new venture which involves the development of natural resources under frontier conditions. Ere quenty the value of such property is proved it passes through several ownershps before finally reaching the point of successful operation This sort of procedure cannot be carried unless the title to the property involved is That is possible under leasing system which requires the property 10 be surrendered back the government the moment he developer fails to the money or market necessary for continuous operation
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
SO-CALLED CONSERVATION SUByERSIVE,
 OF SELF-GOVERNMENT

The so-called conservation system which retains the title to the soil of country in the Federal Government is not conducive self-government in the United States. Local authority has no control over property that is owned by the Nation It is only after the Federal government parts title that local government step in and exercise the taxing and other powers of government. The local government cannot prescribe how property may be operated and controlled proper regulatiy authority over it, long it is under the owner ship of the Federal Government
 The leasing system gives bureau chiefs who live in Washington the power to prescribe regulations that ought to be within the local legisatiye authority. It substitutes the bureau lease for duly enacted local law.
 The contention that the leasing system is neces- sary to protect the people from monopoly is absurd and the history of development country proves It, When the title to property is passed from the Federal government to private ownership it becomes subject to control by the people and they have shown that they are amply capable of caring for their own interests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
If It Fits

Some men will hide their light un- der bushel. but you never catch q pretty girl hiding her form under a lot of clothes.
 When a young man begins calling on girl her father immediately be- gins to look up his rating to find whether he is to have one more or one less mouth to feed. At that, many a girl can tell you she has to entertain a lot of dead ones in the living room. l Friends, it has been our experience, are not much better at overlooking your faults than your enemies are. A man reader wants us to tell him how to manage a wife. You don't. she manages you. If men waited until they under stood the girls they want to marry before they risked the wedding bells we could abolish the marriage license desk at the courthouses. Our own diagnosis of the financial situation is that money is troubled with a very poor circulation
 And don't forget that some times when man thinks he is better than you he really is.
 Love is whai enables a man to call the briek-red hair of his sweetie her golden tresses.
 When the fair play bridge they do not always play fair.
 Some are willing to let the other fellow do the work. but when it comes to getting the credit for it they insist on taking that themselves. The culinary accomplishments Of lot of the modern wives is confined to cooking husbands goose.
 Some men boast about going 9 miles on a gallon of gas, but you ! can get clear into the next world on
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
MORE AIDS TO NAVIGATION.

The announcement that Congress will appropriate $125 O0O for aids to navigation in Alaska and that the Lighthouse Board will establish eleven lights and
 gas buoys in Southeastern Alaska and eight lights iii Westward waters will be pleasing to the people of this Territory One of the greatest needs of Alaska has been aids navigator and it is need that the Federal Government has not been neglecting much some other needs have been neglected. The Coast and Geodetic Survey has been doing excellent work, the direction of Director E. Lester Jones, in charting and surveying the waterways. It is en- couraging know that there is to be a resumption If the establishment of lights and buoys The work If the Lighthouse Board and that of the Coast and 3eodetc Survey should proceed hand in hand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
A CREDITABLE SHOWING.

The announcement that $15000 of the Juneau school bonds have been paid this year is gratifying That is 5000 in addition to the amount that was due. These paid provided by the order under which they were issued, by lot. By paying them before they due the municipality the in terest on them. The bonds mature at the rate of $lO,00O year, but provide that payment may be sooner at tIe option of the city The municipal authorities taking advantage of that provision TweHty thousand of the $7O000 issue has now been paid, and if the city does as well during the next three years it has done this year the entire issue will have been wiped out by 1925
 This is a very creditabe showing for the business ability of the Juneau admnis Money paid out debts is money saved
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
ALASKA'S GREATEST NEED.

A1askas greatest need in the way of governmental changes is law that would confer upon the Ter ritorial government all the authority and powers that are consistent with Federal interests in the Territory The lccal government in Alaska should have more rather than less authority than con- ferred upon other pioneer sections. The past has proved that the Federal Congress and Executive De- partments Washington are not capable of running a country situated 4,000 5000 miles from the National Capital. There is only sound and safe system under the American form of government and that is local -government-government by the peo- pie who live under the government.
 The greatest to successful government in the United States is the tendency to centralize all governmental powers in Washington. In a great country like this central government cannot con-
 rol the local matters throughout the country except through bureaus. The result of the centralization process that has prevailed in this country for the last quarter of century, system which is con- stantly putting and more of the matters of government under the control of the Federal Govern ment, has been the establishment of innumerable bureaus at Washington These bureaus prac- ticay unchangeable in their and naturally become and autocratic and immovable in their purpose the country time progresses Almost has the United States already become bureaucracy rather than democracy insofar domestic regulation is Unless there is an awakening of the people it may become wholly so. The bureaus strong at Washington, apparently, that they control Congress It is practically i'm possible to secure the passage of that restricts the of bureau for the bureaus all stand together to protect themselves against what they regard invasion of bureaucratic privileges
 bill providing full Territorial form of govern ment for Alaska would be an excellent measure with which to go to battle with the bureaus for the rights of the people It would have behind the precedents Os century of American history and tne fundamental principles of the American Constitution
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
Buy Something Made of Copper.
tMontana State Monitor.

We all remember the Buy Bale of Cottoo- slogan during the when the cotton industry was langushing, and have not forgotten that the cotton growers and workers in the cotton fields re- celved encouragement and assistance from the putting into practice of that slogan.
 our mountain states contain of the greatest copper mines Tn the world and the business of cities o considerable size rises falls with the prosneri V or dullness of the copper industry
 There IS no question as to the ultimate prosperity or thls industry, for copper is indispensable in inc work of the world, but meanwhile there is a duu period during which it is coming back
 We cannot all buy bale of copper hut wa ca ?, assist by buying something made of copper Many useful household utensils made largely of conner ana ornaments of copper make handsome decorations Tor the home In it's refined polished state inc red metal is beautiful and articles made of last generations.
 some or us can remember grandmother's conner kettle prized with her valued household nosees aons ana now she was hlled with anxiety when she oaned 1t to neighbor to make apple butter fearino that some careless person might permit it to become burned in the bottom. Her relief was great when it came back in good shape.
 Buy something made of copper.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-04
Hecbsst Tket,.gt tean Af1sxws

Herbert T. Andrews, whose mati- r-monial ventures have gone on the rocks, was adiudged in contempt in Newark N J, for failing to pay S350 a month alimony to his first wife. The arrears total $1.400 He is now in the New York Tombs over a stock transaction. His sec ond wife left him after he got into financial trouble