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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
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SHANGHAI, Jan. 5. - up - American
and British warships whitened THE
waters of the great Yangste river to-
day in their haste to reach Hankow to
protect foreigners from maddened
Chinese hordes who Monday and again
yesterday attacked the British conces-
sion district. The warships were
driven hard to reinforce others keep
ing watch along the river front where
stretch the British and other foreign
concessions.
Ominous silence closed down today
after receipt of dispatches from Ham
kow relating that all barricades had
been torn down by Chinese mobs, who
poured into the British concession and
damaged the British war memorial.
An unconfirmed report stated that the
mobs seized the customs house and
drove the British from their quarter
Troops of the Cantonese government
took charge of the concession, appear
ing more promptly than on Monday
when small British force without
firing held its ground for four hours
against thousands of frenzied Chinese,
who attempted to do violence to the
foreign civilians of the district.
The British sailors and marines
again Tuesday held their fire and re-
tired when the Cantonese troops took
possession.
The number of white foreigners en-
dangered as a result of anti-foreign
agitation is more than 1000. In Han
lxow and the neighborings city of Wu-
chang, headquarters of the Cantonese
government there are approximately
800 Americans.
The little foreign colony 5S5 miles
from the mouth of the Yangste is in
the midst of a hostile Chinese popula-
ton of more than one and one-half
million, inflamed by speeches of radi-
cal leaders, who detailed alleged
wrongs from which the Chinese had
suffered at the hands of British and
other foreigners, but more particularly
the British
Suspicion was expressed here that
the Cantonese government leaders We're
aware of the attacks contemplated
upon the British concession before they
took place - the sus piei n being
strengthened by the glowlenss with
which Cantonese troops went to the aid
of the British when the concession was
attacked Monday. Not until rioting
had been proceeding for four hours on
that day did the Cantonese troops ap-
pear.
The Cantonese. government has is
sued many declarations of it's inten-
tion to abolish all foreign concessions
in China and to end the asserted i'm
perialism" of Great Britain, the
United States and other foreign ma
tions.
Six United States warships swung
today at anchor in Hankow. Six other
American warships p oug he'd the
Yangste ready to reinforce the others,
and from Manila five destroyers de-
parted Sunday under orders to hasten
to Shanghai
British war craft, anchored along
side the American warships, kept them
company, while others raced the Ameri-
can fighters as they sped up the
Yangste.
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which we are now seated is 25-foot
wide. inside and 18-foot wide at the
top. It graduates in thickness from
four foot here where we are setaed,
to one foot under the cap.
colonel Fl. II. Stout has long con-
sidered the design for improving
roasting plants. The engineers ideas
of roastars directly over the rever-
beratories seemed a good one and
finally after full duo and complete
consideration we started our actual
work less than a year ago.
"The planning and design was not
one-man job This work was
different from that on mos new
smelters. Not only the engineers but
the men who will operate the new
plant were called into consultation.
"a G. McGergor and Colonel Stout
were The pioneers in this valuable
work.
Following his remarks, Dowell call
ed upon F.. G.. Beckett, general man
ager of the Phelps Dodge corpora
tion, who started off by telling the
assemblage that general manager
while a ''long ways back of the line,
was always there" He told an
amusing story of soldier, who, in
the fright oceasioned by his first
actual warfare fled towards the
rear. He was halted by strong
voiced man, who demanded to know
where he was going. Explaining that
fright had caused his retreat, he said
Sarge, l was scared almost to
Ldeath.'
Sarge" roared that commanding
voice, DO you know whom you are
addressing? 1 am Major General So
And-So.'
"G-o-o-d G-o-s-h,' exlaimed the re
treating one, Am I that far back?
Beckett explained that the gen.
eral manager is the link between
the construction forces and the di-
rectorate. owe are most vitally in
terested in what the operation of the
new plant will show. The work OF
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CalifOrnia's Legislature s
to Discuss River
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two commissions, empowered to speak
for the state at Washington and al
the tri-state Colorado river confer
Angeles.
AT this juncture," he sad, eve
must make clear and plad nthe atti
tude of California toward this great
project.
Il am anxious that the attitude OF
the state administration as sucn
shall be known in Washington, and
VIII suggest to the legislature that
j be authorized to appoint represen-
tatives to appear in Washington ana
let congress and the people know
what we are thinking.
Il shall also suggest that l pc
authorized to appoint commissl2
to speak for the state at the trtN
state conference which should be
resumed IN Los Angeles between
representatives of Arizona, Nevada
and California. The legislative COM
mittee which represented the state
at this conference up to the time OF
it's recent adjournment is no longer
IN position to act
Two members of this Legislative
committee, Senator Ralph Swing, of
san Bernardino and Assemblyman
Little, of Santa Monica, are members
of the present legislature, but the
governor said he would not appoint
them to the proposed Los Angeles
conference commission in view OF
the fact that the legislature, being
now in session, requires their press
ence here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
OIL PRODUCERS
NOT WORRIED BY
GALES ORDER

NEW YORK, Jan. R.-Informa-
tion that President Gales, of Mex
leo has instructed the attorney gem
eraI to take the action to which
the nation is entitled" against pet
lroleum producers VINO have not com7
piled with the new Mexican oil law
failed to create any furry among
leading oil producers here today.
While President Gales action ap.
pears to Indicate an intention to
enforce forfeiture of oil land hold.
ings, it was said here that the move
does not create a situation specific
enough to warrant any counter
action by the corporations concerned.
Ht was pointed out that the step is
only a preliminary one and that no
one can know what action the attor-
ney general will take.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

lyman in telegram to the gov
ernor said today:
Your order of 'so-called' suspen-
sion has reached me and amuses me
very much," and told him "the gov,
ernor has no more right to suspend
the warden of the penitentiary than
the man in the MOON
After charging that the executive
had attempted to put the ku klux
klan in the saddle at the Colorado
penitentiary,' lyman concluded his
telegram, IF 1 can be removed le-
gally by You, then l will abide by
any legal decision of the supreme
court of the state of Colorado, but
II will not abide by your cornfield
laws, but will remain here as an
officer of the state of Colorado and
will not besmirch myself as you
have done by attempting to put into
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
British Warships
Sent to HankON
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onus of preserving order rests.
For several days past at the Chi
nese city the coolies have been out OF
hand The British concession guards
were almost overwhelmed more than
once by the fanatical Chinese, and it
was with the utmost difficulty that
they' were able to give the residents
of the concession anything like ade-
quate protection, since they were not
permitted to fire upon the invaders.
Eventually they gave over the control
to the Chinese troops. Nevertheless,
the concession was invaded by the
coolies and a message from HanKoW,
timed L o'clock this afternoon, reported
that owing to the serious position IN
the concession, banks and stores had
been closed indefinitely and the ques-
tion of evacuation is being considered,
Officials in London are not neces-
sarily worried over the. safety OF the
foreign residents, who they say may
be easily evacuated any time, but they
fear an outbreak of one kind or an
other which would involve a clash with
the troops and marines. So far as the
concession residents are concerned, it
is pointed out that the district lies on
the water front and as numerous HAT
bottomed boats are available, these
would afford a ready means for en-
barkation should the situation warrant
sure the safety of all foreigners. Sew
ed tonight that the naval forces al
ready at Hankow are sufficient to in
sure tn esafety of all foreigners. Sew
eral British sailors were injured in the
rioting Monday, but none seriously.
Two Chinese are also reported to have
been gravely injured in the fighting.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

Are you one of those unfortunates
who suffer with pains in your muscles
and joints, making you miserable.
less efficient, interfering with your
working hours, running your sleep?
You may have tried many things
without relief Why not try S.S.S.?
For more than 100 years it has been
giving relief in thousands of cases,
as testified to in unsolicited letters
of gratitude.
81 suffered from rheumatism for a
good many years. At times my joints
would swell so | couldn't walk. 1
tried most everything. Went to Hot
Springs and finally decided to try
S.S.S. I took course. In short
time the rheumatic pains entirely left
me- also had breaking out on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
Rheumatism can't
be rubbed away

my hands for years that nothing
would heal, but now this has disap-
peared, and + am sure that it was
s.S.S. which removed the cause. I am
now in perfect health, and want to
add that I have tried all kinds of
medicines but 1 think S.S.S. is the
best Carl c. Campbell, 115 West
Main street, Johnson City, Tenn
S.S.S. is purely vegetable. Il is ex-
tracted from the fresh roots of medi-
cinal plants and herbs and gives to
Nature what she needs in building
you up so that your system throws
off the cause.
S.S.S. is sold at all good drug stores
in two sizes. The larger size is more
economical.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
DEsrRoYERs DIsPATcHED

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 5.-The United
States destroyers Borie and John d.
Edwards left the navy yard here late
today for Nicaragua, where they viii
join Rear Admiral Latimer's special
service squadron. They will replace
the destroyers Whipple and Tracy,
which arrived here recently for repairs
and overhauling.
Neither ship is said to have taken
any extra personnel, but both are re-
ported to have more than the usual
supply of ammunition aboard.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

Continued From Page One)
country could hope to gain nothing in
a limitation parley, because the Amer
lean navy has nothing left to scrap"
On the other hand, Representative
oliver democrat, Alabama, member
of the subcommittee which framed
the naval supply bill, counselled
against present expansion of the navy.
He urged that President Coolidge be
given the chance to seek further arms
limitation, either at Geneva confer
ence or at one called by himself.
The United States, he said, should
adhere to the Washington naval treaty
although he believed the spirit of 1T
had been violated by other signatory
powers in their naval building pro-
grams.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

unteers and police guilty of wound
ing and killing Chinese Monday" and
apologize or a general strike will be
proclaimed and the concession block
aded
Il do not desire to be an alarmist,"
Sir Percival says, but the position is
very serious and the slightest incident
might precipitate conflagraton."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
u. S. Will Permit
Expectation Of Arms
Continued From Page oneo

In an announcement late in the DAY,
the state department said that Adlnlral
Latimer had authority to prevent the
use as supply bases by Nicaraguan
Revolutionary forces" of the neutral
zones established on the coast at
Puerto Cabezas and Rio Grande Bar
1t was explained that arms taken
from forces of the Sacasa faction at
the time of the establishment OF these
zones had later been restored with
provision that they were taken out OF
the zones.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

whether the authority given Ad-
miral Latimer is wide enough to per-
nit him to intercept shipments of arms
for the liberals from Mexico or else
where at these ports was not disclosed,
although it appeared certain that such
shipments could not be delivered by
way of the neutral zones.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
MRS. HUTCHINSON RE-ELEcTED

PHOENIX, Jan. 5.-(P-Mrs. Kath-
ryn Hutchinson of Tombstone was re-
elected president of the state board of
nurse examiners at the annual meet
ing of the board held at the state
'capitol today. Mrs. Catherine Beagin
Of Prescott was reelected secretary.
Miss Mary Colby of Yuma' is member
of the board.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
u. S. Good Will Fliers,
Still in Guatemala

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lit came to the ground about two
thirds of a mile south of the aviation
camp.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

hereby notified
together with
paid the undersigned the Street
of whole
nalments delinquent
will be sold
O'Clock A
of said City of Douglas
pursuant of Chapter 14 of the
Arizona, 1919.
J.. P. SEXTON superintendent.
G. PRATT, Deputy
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06


AND OTHER OF LOWER &C. AvhNuE' .uouuo
for streetim
of the CITY of Douglas which instruments are
delinquent of Install
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

each OF hereDy houeu
Of delinquent namens
paid the Undersigned the
Street superintendent Douglas will declare due the
which nsaments
deInouen and which said assessments lien
he sold l921 at
o'clock M the City Hall OF said
Section OF Chapter
l4f " W ~ J. p SEXTON Superintendent.
BY w. PRATT, Deputy. -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
Prison Chief Defies
Custer; Locks the Gat'

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

NOTICE OWNERS PROPERTY ASSESSED FOR THE PAVING
EIGHTH STREET
Eighth Street
which nsaents are delinquent
- ~ ~ - 0 O
Pena1 tics and
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
Coolidge Warns Navy
Boosters About Budget

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06
More Than so Attend
Party and Banquet

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-06

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