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MEXICAN ACTION IS EQUIVALENT ID
 CONF |scAT|D|| THIS IS VIEW TAKEN BY STATE DEPARTMENT - FEARS DIS-
 PUTE BE ADVANCED

WASHINGTON, aJn. 27.' (P)-The Mexican governments cancellation of drilling permits of American oil com panies which refuse to accept it's new laws is regarded by the State Depart ment as equivalent to the confisca- ton of private property, which it has been feared, will advance the dispute one step nearer the final showdown with Mexico.
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LARGEST MILITARY FORCE SING BOXER REBELLION DISEM-
 BARKING AT HONGkONG
CHINESE SILENTLY WATCH
kELLOGG'S MESSAGE ASSERTS AMERICAS SYMPATHY WITH
 CHlNA'S AWAKENING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. (P)-The United States is ready to negotiate new treaties with China citing that it will be done independently of other powers if necessary, but it cannot ab- rogate existing treaties until new ones are signed and ratified by the Senate. In the meantime the United States is holding naval forces available in Chi nese waters to protect American life and property should the Chinese au- thorities fail to accord such protec- tionn.
 This is the substance of Secretary Kellogg's long-deferred expression of Chinese policy made public here in the Times and simultaneously pub Iished in Picking, Hankow and Shang- hai.
 The pronouncement asserts Ameri- can sympathk with Chinas nation alistic awakening" and promises strict neutrality as between the Chi nese factions. It announces desire to deal with China in 'the most lib- eral spirit regarding unequal treaties. The statement declares that all the United States demands for Americans in China is protection and equal treat ment with other foreign nationals in the right to pursue legitimate occu- pations without special privileges, monopolies or spheres of special in- terest or influence"
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PRACTICE MAKING SESSIONS PUBLIC
 |S FRONNED UPON
KELLOGG'S STATEMENT ON NIC- ARAGUAN SITUATION TO RE-
 MAIN A SECRET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, R-The Senate foreign relations committee decided not to make public Kellogg's statement on the Nicaraguan situation because "the Secretary deleted cer- tain parts at the hearing leaves it in such condition that it does not record what happened at the hearing, and the committee ought not to establish the practice of making executive sessions public
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PRISONER PAINTS AS
 SENTENCE PRONOUNCED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27. (P- Dramatically declaring his innocence, Rocco Russo fell in faint before the bar in Superior Judge Stanley Mo- Murray's Court yesterday morning after hearing the Judge pronounce a sentence of life imprisonment in San Quentin prison for murder.
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BRITISH TRoPPs DIsEMBARK

SHANGHAI, Jan. 27. (P)-The first British force of 435 Punjab troops dis embarked from Hongkong without in- cident. The first British soldiers landed in Shanghai since the Boxer rebellion and the largest military force landed in China to protect for eigners since the Boxer outbreak, ex- cept forces provided for in the treaties with the Chinese. The people silent lv watched the Punjab troops parade.
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CHAPLIN WINNER OF ANOTHER ROUND
 IN DIVORCE BATTLE
SECURES YACHTING OF ORDERS TYING UP PROPERTIES IN
 CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27. [P)-Char- lie Chaplin won a writ restraining the attorneys of Mrs. Chaplin from furth- CT interfering with properties of Chap lin in California. The writ also re- strains the Superior court from fur ther action in the divorce suit.
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SING JAZZ SONGS WHILE
 AWAITING EXECUTION

JOLIE9, H., Jan. 27. (P)-six men all sentenced to death are daily sing ing jazz songs during their wait in the death cell. Four of them have formed a quartett and hold daily con- certs. They laugh and smile when asked how they feel about the death sentence.
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SPEAKER AND COBB MAY BE
 REINSTATED IN FEW DAYS

CHICAGO, Jan. 27, (P-Ty Cobb and Speaker may be reinstated in organized baseball within a few days ring with Commissioner Landis. The Washington club is bidding for Speak CT for the coming season.
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NARROWED FISHERMEN SAVED

MICHIGAN. CITY, Ind, Jan. 27. P) Three fishermen, marooned on the tug Imperial in the midst of a large ice field, were rescued by the Sand master, which plowed through the foe to the imprisoned man. They have bad drifting since Saturday.
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START RECALL PROCEEDINGS

SPOKANE, Jan. 27. (P-Charles Hedger, commissioner of public safe ty was arrested under an indictment for liquor conspiracy. His bail was set at $5,OOO. Proceedings have been started to recall him as City Commis- sioner have been pending some time
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kLoNDIkER BURIED IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Jan. 27. (P)-Ernest M. J. Whaley, chief engineer of the mo- torship Libby Maine, was bured here. He went to the Klondike in 1897 and followed mining and newspaper work in Dawson and Fairbanks.
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Former Secretary Treasury Lyman
 J. Gage Passes
MEMBER OF PRESIDENTS M'KINLEY AND ROOSE- VELTS CABINETS FOR FIVE YEARS -POPU- LARIZED AMERICAN WAR LOAN AT BEGIN MING OF FSPANISH-AMERICAN WAR IN 1898

former Secretary of the Treasury died at his Point Loma home here.
 Lyman Judson Gage, Secretary of the Treasury in the Cabinets of Presidents Mckinley and Roosevelt from 1897 to 1902 will be remembered for having first popu- larized' an American war loan.
 At the beginning of the Spansh-American in 1898 Congress authorized the issuance of in bonds bearing per cent interest Doubt expressed whether bonds at so low rate could be sold except at discount but the entire loan absorbed by individual offers for mounts less than $4500 from than 320 900 persons.
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INCOME TAX SHOWS GAIN

WASHINGTON, aJn. 27. P)-In- come tax collections for 1926 will show enormous gain over previous wears according to announcement made here yesetrday.
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OLYMPIA HARMONY SPLIT
 OVER OLD ACE PENSION

OLYMPIA, Jan. 27. P)-After 16 days of harmony the Legislature split when the Senate voted, 30 to Il to override Governor Hartfey's veto of the old age pension bills. The deci- sion, however is not considered a test between the supporters and opponents of Governor Hartley as Senators of both sides laid aside factional 1ean- ings in casting their votes.
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39 BELOW IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Jan. 27. (P)-Biting cold it's grip upon the Northwets, the brunt of the wave striking Mime sota Brainerd reported 39 below zero, with thermometers in the State generally sub-zero.
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FISHERMEN ON ICE CAKE

MARIUPOL, Ukrania, Jan. 27. (P)- Twenty-Five fishermen were carried out to sea on a huge cake of ice and are believed to have perished.
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JUDGE BEN LINDSEY
 OUsTED FROM OFFICE:

DENVER, Jan. 27. (P)-Ben B.. Lindsey, internationally known jurist, yesterday was busted as judge of the Denver Juvenile court by the deci- sion of the State Supreme court. The Lindsey's and Royal Graham. The court ruled that Graham was elected.
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J. c. Leen, Cordova tailor and fur buyer, was on board the Admiral Watson on his way to Kodiak.
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TOWNS REMAIN DESERTED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 27. (P)-: Swollen rivers are receding in Arkan- sas today, but some river towns re- main deserted. Business is halted.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
NOTICE !.

Commonwealth, Plaintiff,
VS.. Seizure Of Automobile, V. P. l..
Grady Tucker, Defendant.
This day came E. j. Sutherland,
Commonwealth Attorney of Dickinson
County, and filed an information of the
seizure of a certain Automobile, Star
Four Engine No 416798-Ky. Letcher
1.37, by S. J. Colley, D. S. on May %,
1927, in Dickinson County, and State Of
Virginia, which said property was il
the possession of Grady Tucker, and be-
ing filed for the purpose of condemning
and selling said property according to
law. All persons concerned in interest
in said property are hereby cited to APP
pear at the Court House of Dickenso1
County, on the 9th day of july 1927
that being day of the next term of the
Circuit Court of said County, and show
cause why the prayer of the said infor
nation for condemnation and sale SHOULD
not be granted. This May 26th, 1927.
W. E. Rasnick, Clerk.
Circuit Court Dickinson County.
Gilt. By N. E. Hughes, D. C.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
ORDER PUBLICATION

In the Clerks Office of the County
of Dickinson, on the 10Th day of May
1927.
Myrtle Hanover, Complainant,
Against:
P. j. Hanover, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce, vinculo matromonii upon the
grounds of adultry and desersion.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, P. J. Vanover is
not residents of the State of Virginia.
1t is ordered that he do appear here
within 10 days after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit. Ano
it is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once a week for -four
weeks in The Dickinson County Herald
and that copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county
on or before the first June rules, 1927.
A Copy -Teste:
w. E. Rasnick, Clerk.
By NJ E. Hughes, D. c.
]. c. Smith. p. q. 5-26-4-t.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters of Sand Lick Mag
isterial District: After having
given the question of Supervisor
considerable thought and having
the welfare of my district at
heart. I hereby announce myself
a candidate for the office of super
visor for to the Sand Lick District,
subject to the will Of The voters,
at the election of November 9Th,
1927. | promise that, if elected,
to execute The duties of this office
with fairness to all and with
special privileges to none.
| humbly solicit the support Of
the voters Of the Sand Lick Dis
trict. Respectfully,
j. R. Arlington.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
0VERHEATINC IN
WINTER PUZZLES
Anti-Freeze Mixtures Lower
Boiling Point as Well
as Freezing.

zone Of the things that all motor
lists are surprised to find in winter Is
Overheating. They imagine this Is a
summer complaint exclusively" says
bulletin Issued by the mechanical first
aid department of the Chicago Motor
club. "The truth Of the matter Is
that the anti-freezes motorists have
been accustomed to using lower the
boiling point as well as the freezing
point. An engine that boils over, I'M
der such circumstances. Is not as hot
as one that boils over with only water
in the cooling system. but steam In
the circulating system causes unequal
cooling and is likely to retard circu-
lation at vital spots, overheating
valves and causing trouble In general.
Radiator glycerin gives the motorist
low freezing point and high boil
ing point and Is thus more satisfac-
tory In this respect tran alcohol. But
owners who use glycerin must have
tight gaskets and hose connections
and the water pump mast net leak.
Also, and this applies to the use of
any antt-freeze, the level OF the cool
ing solution should never be less than
three inches from the top OF the radi-
for cars using the thermo -syphon sys-
TEN.
Dampness Cause Of Trouble.
"DampneSS causes a lot OF winter
trouble in connection with the ignition
system. One of the common ailments
is that the engine that will not start
at all just because the high tension
current Is jumping across the outside
Of the porcelains of the spark plugs.
Standing in the open the cooling plugs
have collected little water from
condensation. This shorts the cur
rent. Instead of passing through to
the points the high tension current
gets across on the outside through the
water path.
IF the engine cranks we'll enough,
and Is not being choked to the point
Of flooding, the motorist should rub
dry the spark plug externals with rag.
Burn Out Bearings.
IF the winter Is at all open, many
car owners stand an excellent chance
of burning out bearings and scoring
cylinders. With an opportunity to
make long trips and burn the road
they will run into fabrication troubles
Of the simplest yet least understood
kind. These motorists will lift the
hood and find the oil level gauge reg
istering full. Then they step on
the gas, burn off the gasoline they
thought was oil In the crankcase and
come to grief because there is not
enough real oil in the engine to sup
ply all the working parts.
"Don't trust the oil level Indicator
In winter. Change oil every 500
miles, and after starting on winter
trip. look at the Indicator more fire.
quently so as to be ready with addl-
tional oil If the dilution in the crank
case starts to burn off,"
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For Sale

One Simpson Computing
Scale been used three months anc
as good as new. Capacity 12(
lbs, cost when bought $4,000
and will sell for $4,000. Terms
to suit purchaser. Call or write
The Dickinson County Herald
ClintWood, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
Tips for Large
Alfalfa Yields
Big Increase Obtained by
University Of Illinois
Last Year.

Alfalfa grown on the Davenport
plots of the college of agriculture,
University of Illinois, has been made
to produce what is considered a big
hay yield through careful attention to
six points, according to F. w. Gault,
of the agronomy department. Last
year, for instance, the hay yield was
increased from is tons an acre up to
As tons an acre of high quality alfal
ia hay. This increase is a large one
end offers considerable in the way Of
mere economical production, he said
Eye on Six Points. +.
Similar results no doubt could be
obtained on farms in certain other sec
tons by keeping an eye on the six
points, Gault said.
In the first place. the soil must be
sweet. The land which grows alfalfa
successfully must have naturally a
large supply of lime or else enough
limestone must be applied to sweeten
the soil. The land which produced
the As tons was heavily lined.
In the second place, alfalfa does
best on fertile land. Manure, sweet
clover pIowed under, and phosphate
greatly aid the growth of alfalfa. The
land which produced the As tons had
manure, lime and phosphate applied
to 1t. Both rock phosphate and bone
phosphate were used in comparison.
They were about equally successful
Sweet clover residues were alN used
in comparison with manure.
The land for successful alfalfa
growing must be well drained. The
land in the above test was thorough
ly tiled
Good Seeded Essential.
A good seeded is essential in get
ting start at alfalfa growing The
land should be thoroughly worked
down in order to destroy weeds and
to furnish fine, smooth seeded for
the termination of the alfalfa seed
Good seed is essential. Northern
grown seed, such as South Dakota No.
II, has proven to be the best The
northern strains are winter hardy and
less susceptible W ulScdoC. 1Ac AoIC
of seeding may vary from II to 10
pounds of seed an acre.
Good thorough incubation Is neces-
sary as the sixth requirement. Prop
err incubation may be had by using
soil which Is known to carry alfalfa
or sweet clover incubation or good
reliable commercial cultures may be
used.
After an alfalfa stand is secured.
considerable caution must be exer-
cised in order to keep 1t producing
to the best advantage. 1t is not best
to cut alfalfa during its first years
growth. When cut for hay, the cut
tings should be made when about one
tenth of the alfalfa is in bloom. The
last cutting in the fall should not be
made too late. There should be time
after the last cutting to allow a
growth of six to eight inches to de-
velop. This growth allows plant food
to be tyanslocated to the roots and
lessons the danger of winter killing
and insures a vigorous growth the
following spring.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02


off temporarily, but we have now
scaled that down to less than 25,-
900 at a time. The lay-off will
be brief, because we need the
men and we have no time to
waste.
At present | can only say
this about the new model--it has
speed, style, flexibility and con-
troll in traffic. There is nothing
quite like it in quality and price.
The new car will cost more to
manufacture, but it will be more
economical to operate.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
Names Historic Highway

Virginias 5O0-mile motor thorough
fare has been designated by the Vir-
ginia legislature as "The Virginia
Historic Highway The route runs
from Washington, d. c., through the
Shenandoah Valley to Roanoke, to
Charlottesville and Richmond or via
Lynchburg and Richmond. and from
the capital to the seaboard by two
routes, and also via Fredericksburg
and Alexandria to Washington. Traf-
fic on this new highway Is increasing
daily.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
Nanny Lawyers Unfit Because Lacking in
Information and Culture


unfit be lawyers lack Of in
applicants have heard of Daniel Webster
little about him. Some do not know where he lived
applicant said he member Of
ania Another that he lawyer from Ken
leading statesman during the Revolution
Another he prominent during the Civil Another that he
hsd Office took part debates principally the South An
southener who favored strict construction of the
Constitution.
than two members of the Presidents
cabinet William Jennings Bryan but placed him in
Roosevelt Another said that Mr. Hughes and
cabinet of President Coolidge and that Chief
Marshall served chief justice until he succeeded by Will
liam Many know almost nothing of English American
literature.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02

Myrtle KILLIAN, wishes tc
announce that she can remove
Cancers. She learned under her
father, L. C. Combs. Cure guar.
ranteed. Myrtle KILN,
6-1-2t. Mo- la nd, Va.
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Notice To The Public.

The undersigned has executed
bond for passenger service, | e
tween Haysi, and Honaker, Va.
and will start operating cars or
this line June 18th, 1927.
Big A. Mountain .Busline.
6-1-2t. Joe Grooms, Owner
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
For Sale.

Fine Big Type Poland China
Pigs six and seven weeks old
from pedigrced stock, $500 per
pair; $500 each. Call or write,
Earl Baker, Clintwood, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02

Joe, says a balky mule has at
least horse sense, since there
are some people who shouldn't
be pulled fer under any circum-
stances.
When the citizens are urged
to jump in and boost for Clint
wood it dosn't exactly mean that
the town is slipping; but no town
ever reaches it's goal until it has
most Of the people who are work.
ing IN it and living OFF Of it
also boosting FOR it.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
Another Large Indus
try Announced for
ElizabethtOn Tenn.

In addition to Bemberg great
Ezabetton Rayon
Ezabethton Ganof Corporation has
newspapers that this Completed
work several thousand like becoming
industrial city.
Call Office located the
National Building the choice
LILLY ADDITION to EHzabethton These lots well
of so down. 2% month without
death the decided bene
& fciary any further payment
portion hgh-grade
lights
hard surfaced streets and shade trees.
Ezabetho the price this
lots for sale the EAST
GATE the of Roanoke
Office floor the McBan
Building.
Lilly Land Company,
Home Office Princeton, w. Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02
Home TOWNLETS.

Treat your customers right
and you will always have some
left.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02

It's getting time now for the
merchants to start educating the
June Brides.
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Maryland Land For Sale

I have 1872 IL acres of unde-
veloped land near Beltsville, Md,
onlv 6 1-2 miles from Washing
ton, D. C. Think of the future
near a city of 100000 people and
the Capitol of the United States.
This land is ideal for Etrucking
and poultry raising.
Will sell farms of 5 to 20 acres
each.
Ter ms; A very small cash
payment and bal 4nce in seven
We IRIS.
For particulars write to
IR. 7. A. SoMERs,
Beltsville, Nd.
Adv+
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new FORD CAR
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

u q
nounced today by the Ford Motor
Company.
Henry Ford, designer of the
car, and Edsel Ford, President
of the company, both Stated that
within the next few weeks they
will give a complete description
of the new model.
The famous model I Ford,
which still leads the automobile
industry after twenty years OF
manufacture, will continue to be
a substantial factor in Ford pro-
duvtion, in view of the fact that
about ten million cars OF this
model are still in use and will
require replacement parts and
service.
"The Model T Forl car was a
pioneer, said Henry Ford today.
"There was no conscious public
need of motor cars when we first
made it. There were few good
roads. This car blazed the way
for motor industry and started
the movemest for good roads
everywhere. 1t is still the pioneer
car in many parts of the world
which are just beginning to be
motorized. But conditions in this
country have so greatly changed
that further refinement in motor
car construction is now desirable
and our new model is recognit-
ion of this.
Besides the Model T itself,
another revolutionary element
which the Ford Motor Company
introduced twenty years ago was
the idea of service. Some of the
early manufactures proceeded on
tie theory that once they had
induced a man to buy car they
dha him at their mercy; they
charged him the highest possible
price for necessary requirements.
Our company adopted the oppo-
site theory. We believe when a
man bought one of our cars we
should keep it running for him
as long as we could and at the
lowest upkeep cost. That was the
origin of Ford service.
The Model T was one of the
largest factors in creating the
conditions which now make the
new Model Ford possible. The
world wide influence of the Ford
car in the building of good roads
and in the teaching the people
the use and value of mechanical
power is conceded. Nowadays
everybody runs some kind OF
motor power but twenty years
ago only the adventurous few
could be induced to try an auto
mobile. 1t had harder time win
ming public confidence than the
airplane has now. The Model I
was a great educator in this re-
spect. 1t has stamina and power,
1t was the car that ran before
there were good roads to run on.
1t broke down the barriers of
distance in rual sections, brought
people of these sections closer to-
gether and placed education with
in the reach of every one. We
are all still proud o. the Model T
Ford car. If we were not we
could not nave continued TO man.
ufacture it so long.
with the new Ford we propose
to continue in the light-car field
which we created on the same
basis of quantity and production
we have always worked giving
high quality, low price and con-
start service. We began work on
this new model several years ago.
In fact, the idea of a new car has
been in my mind longer than
that. But the sale of the Model
T continued at such a pace that
there never seemed to be an
opportunity to get the new car
started. Even now the business
is so brisk that we are up against
e II
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-02

For sale, one 1000 pound Irl n
Safe, good as new, cost $1,000
will sell for $65.00
]. c.. Damron.
Clintwood, Va.