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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
Constructive Lawmaking

The eighth making efforts
justify existence.
me lower house is now working out problem saving
$4OO day. in interest
OF the state closing June necessary issue
anticipation bonds to tide the various
available
Three WORKING ont n1ar n,bona
1929 the necessity for tax anticipation will cease
Ihere be doubt will give three
nees Tor the honorable legislators who
saving $4OO day. without questioning
While the chief business
for the departments and
pr it also charged seeing that the laws
SO codnated that the be conducted
economically
appears that former legislatures in failing provide
fiscal should about
overlooked about months treasury be filled with
tax credits but
thousands OF dollars required interest
Constructive result in saving s5 oOO
or $4,000 will people of Arizona
and is way of saving that
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
WESTINGHOUSE
LETTER H
~3NN "a

WASHINGTON-Th world powers
obtained their concessions and treaty
rights in China partly by force and
partly by bribery.
The susceptibility of Chinese Of
ficials to bribery has long been
notorious. There has never been
any adequate check to such practices
and graft has permeated the whole
system of Chinese government, both
at Peking and in the capitals of
the provinces. If the Cantonese
nationalists come to control the
country a new order of things may
be expected.
The first attempt on the part of
western power to establish relations
with China was made by Queen
Elizabeth, who sent a vessel in 1895
which did not arrive. The East
India company later established
trading base at Canton and Lord
Macarsne established an embassy
in 1893 during the reign of Emperor
Keen Lung. Lord Amherst, the second
ambassador, was greeted insolently
however, and sent back home with
an insulting letter because he refused
TO DOW MS H6dQ HlhS IlliASo " thS
ground before the emperor.
British animosity was aroused and
subsequent events led to a series of
military and naval movements which
established western domination.
The Chinese were peace-loving,
industrious and mercantile in spirit.
They were poor soldiers, poorly
equipped for fighting and lacking any
martial tradition. Although they
were courageous, they were subse-
quently slaughtered in great num-
bers by trained European units.
Despite their weakness, at the
beginning of the western invasion,
the Chinese were arrogant English
men and Frenchmen were regarded
as barbarians "All men under
heaven worship the emperor of
China" was a national motto.
China had been the Athenian Greece
of the east radiating culture and
enlightenment all about-to Japan,
corea Siam, Annam Burma and
Tibet. No other sovereign could
pretend any equality with the en-
peror and official documents described
the British king as 'reverentially
submissive" Foreign diplomats were
regarded as late as 1850 as little
more than dust under the feet of
Chinese officials.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
he IDds poor,
e''7FsA+ SO y m cA's.s' T'iSoa.


sos the
outlaws the republicans
bowling
nightly
in their localities
in
republican, guerdon advancing thought action.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
No LuRRERS

Duke Lee, screen originator of the
character of Buffalo Bill, likes to
play stud poker and one night was
lucky enough to come out a winner
in game with lot of card sharps
MY goodness" said William Lord
Wright, supervisor of the unit, II
shouldn't have thought you'd sit in
"a game like that. You might have
been robbed
"Is was all right" said Duke. 1--WE
played the sailors game"
whats the sailors gamer" Bill
wanted to know
"Al hands on deck said duke
with a laugh.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
LED THE CLASS

A small Scotch boy, on returning
home from school in Aberdeen, proudly
exhibited book which he explained
he had won for natural history.
Natural history, laddie? Hoo did
it happen?" asked the amazed mother.
Well, the teacher asked hoo many
legs an ostrich had an said three"
But an ostrich has only two legsw
exclaimed his mother
II KEN" said the urchin, but a
the rest of the chaps said four"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
PLUCKED FROM THE PLAINS

plant could not help smiling as he
remarked: Its quite a coincidence,
ladies' but right on my desk l have
complaint against your church,
alleging the same thing, Is it true.
by the way, that you had gambling
games at your fair last week?"
why yes" admitted one Of the
ladies, but that's very different
matter You see, it really wasn't
gambling, because no one had the
slightest chance to win"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
Americanism Comes F irst

Parisanshp politics gradually giving way to reason patriotism
sense
legislature predomnanty
Coolidge
property
is refreshing partisanshp
denim the regardless of whose S gored
lines
grown capable of analysis and
strict alignment
W i'sD' - Dl'H' ''"'' was i0'A upon "n''n democrat
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
Sixteen Years Ago

Troop NJ of the third cavalry
arrived in Douglas yesterday
morning under the command or
Captain Fred Johnson. Today
Captain Johnson Will SEND
small detachment to San Ber-
nardino to guard the line near
there.
Republican Territorial Chair
man Albert NJ. Sames will leave
today for Washington, d. G.
c. A. Goode returned to Doug
las yesterday from trip to the
Texas oil fields.
Mrs. w. H. Fisher, of Fifth
street, is suffering from an ex-
tremely severe attack of Ia
grippe.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
Abe Martin

From what I know about congress-
men PIl bet lot o. 'em insurge
jest t. bum white house breakfast.
Lafe Bud has Joined luncheon
club so he won't have T. think.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
MnnERN LuNGLE

| David starr Jordan was making
a plea for more funds and more
interest toward preserving the wild
! life of America.
Il suppose what he means is that
he wants to found another college,
muttered man in the back row.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02

The jury that awarded an eastern
woman $4,000 because she couldn't
sing after an accident probably
doesn't know yet whether it was
damages or bonus they were
awarding.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02

A group from Washington and
Oregon recently invited the president
to go skiing this summer. Some
of the politicians are going to invite
him to try skidding next summer
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02

Iita Grey Chaplins father has
been married again It's getting
so parents don't profit bit by their
childrens experiences.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
WITHIN THE LAW

Some West Adams street women
went down to the district attorneys
office and lodged complaint against
an alleged gambling house in their
fair district.
The deputy who took their COM
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
BAB8

Legionnaires can go 10 the Paris
convention and return for $175 EACH
according to the convention commit
tee. Not unless they've changed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02

The bull frogs are jamming the
roads to Texas, says dispatch.
The wafer does seem to be getting
a little crowded lately.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
BACK AGAIN
miami Silver Belt)

The railroad companies
old bill legislature
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
More Truth Than Poetry
By James J. Montague


of five
No consciousness stealing,
AS mper
he guilty wrecking feeling
ought to be getting to work
reproach and upbrad
Though employers may storm
I'm exactly Heaven has made me,
beyond reform.
No matter how much endeavor
accumulate riches and fame,
There isn't chance whatsoever
shall the
that can't be expected
To be than drone in the hive,
the youth neglected.
a at five
II parents
Had led to think plan
trained mentality maybe
1 be
o employment
From paything to plaything went
frivolous
Till habits set, like cement
And so if with pipe with tabor
A bard's meager gain
Echewing lucrative
All hope amendment
Success must be always unasted,
| shall prevail strife,
For thoughtlessly wasted
The formative of my life!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
The Last Resort

Farmers must be much in help the Macedonia
they never would go to for it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02
Useful

atonal Laugh Weeks Boosters probably
lhoSe OF us who didn't laugh with them, laughed
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-02

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-12
Business Places For Rent

11TH w, AZ: storeroom ideal business
location: heat and water furnished. APP
ply custodian. The Grant.
SUITE of office rooms to doctor; steam
heated S21 w. 30th st. liar. 0695-R.
DIVISION ST, 801; fully equipped bakery
and 3-rOOn ant uDStairs Rel 1037
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Help Wonted-Mal

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6 SOLICITORS; good pay. See CHARLES
,RELz at 2413 e. Washington.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

HARDING. N, 2618; elegantly furnished
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Room for Rent With Board

ONE who wants good home, strictly pri-
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COZY rm. private, Irvington home; I SO.
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MARCH IL, 1927
Automobiles for Sale

f. L. Sanford Co.,
1887 N. Meridian St.,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Att. Manager.
Gentlemen:-
bought a 1915 model Dodge
touring from you more than a
year ago for 500.
1t has run every day since till
last week and has never been un-
der shelter day or night since /
bought it.
The valves have never been
ground, the spark plugs have
never been taken out. the head
has never been off the motor.
The only repairs was two dol.
lars for rear axles.
(Signed) Yours truly,
f. 7. c.,
1131 N. Rural st,
The above is one of the many tributes
that we get on our used cars and we are
sure II you are contemplating buying a car
that if you viii come In and see our stock
and how we recondition our cars, you will
readily understand why people always
make their second purchase here. Below
are few for you to choose from.
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Lots soY Sale
Farms for Sale

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acres: good house. orchard: ideal for
chickens and truck. BY owner. Box B-230
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WILL RETAIN TITLE AND SALARY THO NOT IN ACTIVE CONTROL
 OF LEAGUE
SHOWDOWN |s CANCELLED
"TY" COBB OFFERED LARGE SUM PLAY WITH "ORIOLES" IN
 INTERNATIONAL

CHICAGO, Jan. "A. P)-The Amer ican League club owners ren1oved Ban Johnson as active president be- cause of ill-health. He retains the title and salary as contracted until 1885 It is understood that will nc longer have active control. A show down between Baseball Commissioner Landis and Johnson for tomorrow was cancelled.
 Johnson founded the American League 27 years ago.
 Frank J. Navin, president of the Detroit club and vice-president of the league was named to assume the pres idential duties.
 The owners met last night after an afternoon meeting with Landis when Johnson submitted a statement that his health would not allow him to continue the duties as president. The owners issued a statement repudiat ing s'any and all criticism emanating from Johnson in any way upon Ian dis," and commended the commission CT for efforts in clearing up baseball from insinuations of dishonesty. Lan dis said he may have something to say later about the status of Cobb and Speaker.
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WEALTH|EST REGION
 IF O|L IN MEXICO
 IDLE RESULT ORDER
FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT RES. FUSES PERMANENT INJUNc-
 TON OF SINCLAIR GROUP

TAMPICO, Mexico, Jan. 24 (P)- The Federal District court refused to make permanent an injunction re- gently obtained by the Sinclair Oil company restraining the Secretary of Industry from revoking drilling per- mits, and it holds. The news of the courts actions came to oil circles CO., incidental with the announcement that the Mexican Petroleum company had struck a 10000 barrel we'll. It is be- lieved since the Sinclair action is con- sidered a test case, other appellants will meet the same fate, the conse- quence of which will mean complete paralization of the entire economic and industrial activities of the wealth jest region of Mexico. Several other oil camps have already shut down on account of cancellation of drilling per mits.
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SAMUEL COLDWYN IS CALLED AS WITNESS
 IN CHAPLIN CASE
REPORTED THAT NOTED FILM MAGNATE CONNECTED WITH
 CHARLlE'S STUDIO WORK,

LOS ANGELES, Jan. "A. (P)-Sam- uel Goldwyn, noted film magpate, has peen called as witness in the sensational divorce suit filed by Mrs. Charlie Chaplin against the comedian here. Lawyers declared that he has something to do with the work of the Chaplin studios. In the meantime who was stricken i'll in New York, is reported to be improved, but physi- clans have ordered him to remain in bed. He declares he will return to Los Angeles as soon as his condition warrants to fight the case.
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5a MURDERERs INCLUDED

Governor "Ma" Ferguson, on her last day as Governor, extended exe- cutive clemency to 227 convicts, bringing the total pardons to 3,518 du- ring her two years in office. Fifty eight murderers were either pardoned or had their sentences commuted. Dan Moody, victorious over "Ma" at the last election, and who was her op- ponent in the wholesale pardoning policy, took office today.
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WILKINS PLANE HAS SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
 CARRYING FULL LOAD
CONDITIONS AT DETROIT ALMOST IDENTICAL THOSE FOUND AT
 POINT BARROW

DETROIT, Jan. 24. (P)-A runway at least 1900 Beet long is needed for a safe takeoff at Point Barrow when Wilkins undertakes his second expe- dition. Tests on ice-covered Lake St. Clair yesterday demonstrated the planes ability to carry 2,000 pounds. They also showed that it takes 1,200 feet to hop off on skis. One ski snapped on landing. The plane was not damaged. Wilkins said the con- ditions were almost identical with those expected in the Arctic.
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DENIES PRESS STORY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. R)-Dr. T. s. Vaca, Washington representa- tive of Juan B. Sacasa, leader of the Nicaraguan Liberal Faction has is- sued a statement denying story in a New York newspaper that he had bought arms and ammunition in this country to ship to Nicaragia.
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SENDS CONGRATULATIONS

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. "A. P)- Miss Gertrude Ederle, the first woman conoueror of the English channel, has sent a congratulatory message to Geo. Young, winner of the Catalina chan nel ocean Marathon swim. Her mes sage read "Attaboy. Congratulations on your great achievement. You have won a real victory. Having con- ouered the English channels treach- erous waters, I can appreciate the game fight you made"
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.FOS|CK FOUND GUILTY
 ON MURDER CHARGE:

EVERETT, Jan. "A. P)-Eddie Fasick was found guilty of second de- gree murder of Esther Fasick. The jury was out from 6:13 at night until shortly before noon. The charges against Frank Ryan were dismissed. The trio were charged with first de- gree murder of Charles Harris on Sep tember 29.
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BILL FOR MORE POSTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. E-A bill to appropriate -$5,OOO,OoO for ad- ditional building at thirteen army posts was reported without amend ment by the Senate Military Com mittee. It is sponsored by Senator Wadsworth of New York who intro duced it at the behest of the war de- partment.
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GIVEN FATHERLY ADVICE

WILMINGTON, Calif., Jan 24. (P)- William Wrgley, IT,, millionaire sponsor of the Catalina Island chan nel swim, met the winner, George Young, F years old, of Toronto, and in addition to promising the youth to deliver the s25,OOO prize money, of fered a little fathrely advice. Don't invest your money in mining stocks, although I own a few mines myself" Wrigley cautioned.