The Kusko times., 1926-01-30
CASEY MORAN ENTERS COLL MEAN REPUBLIC
 TO ESTABLISH PAPER

The Panama American, published in Panama. E. P, in it's issue of No vsember r, 1925, a copy of which lreached the Alaska Weekly office d few days ago, contains the following about Casey Moran, the well known
 former Dawson and Alaska news lpaper man:
 Endowed by all that God can give "a country in the way of climate and lriches above and below ground, Amer jeans who have had such an important lrole in the development of its multi Iplicity of resources are abandoning
 Mexico, and you may look forward to seeing the same energy and applica- ttion in the development of raw re- sources, with that skill, unstinted measure of investment and the hope tof permanency, in the countries near tthe Canal that once inspired Amer
 jeans to send their hope in the land cof the Aztecs." So said Casey Moran, ywho has followed the newspaper buSi- mess for the last thirty-fve years, :and after six years in Mexico Is, in company with Jack Bailey and Char ley Connor, on his way to Cartagena, Columbia. Mir Moran and his ass9- sciates arrived on the Parismina and will leave for Cartagena on the SiXa- eola Thursday.
 1t is unpleasant to relate eondi- ttion in a country which, bordering the United States, should be affiliated in spirit with neighoor, and main tain the same friendly relations as its northern neiehbor, Canada con- ttinued MT. Moran, ''yet the fact re- imains that it is not the Mexican peo- 1ple who have caused the exodus of Americans, not only that but a vast amount of foreign capital. There are in Mexico 180,000 members of the bol- .sheviki class, having no regard for property rights, and life is also held Tightly. Not only in Mexico, but elsewhere in the world the decent peo- ple do not care for strife, and the lbolsheviki, although few in number, +have with their terrorism got com plete control of the government and, as is usual in cases of incompetence, rule with an iron fist, one of their great outdoor and indoor sports being ito soak the Americans. They fear the other nations, save Spain. And this is brought by the mistaken idea that patience on the part of the lUnited States is generally construed by them as sign of weakness, which beginning with MT. Wilson's notes has mot ceased in some form or other. MT. Coolidge furnished Gales, now presi- dent, who was then running for presi- dent, with arms and ammunition to suppress the De la Huerta revolution, and Huerta promised more to for eeigners than could even be expected.
 At any rate, ruin faces Mexico and all the foreigners. And whether or mot all this has been brought about by an intrigue to bring Mexico to her financial knees, Americans who live there refuse to longer act as pawns in the moneyed game
 Where there were several thou sand Americans in Tampico, there are now less thaan thousand. They are coming down this way, to Columbia, to Venezuela, to Panama. Of all the millions of dollars that Americans made in the pill fields, there are only a few hundred invested there. The government never built kilometer of | road-not kilometer. It even fined the oil companies for repairing roads and streets.
 "SaeRSs tbe character of Mexican