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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14
HARDIN AS|A'S
MACE CITY NOW
SCENE OF STRIFE
1nese Take Turn About in
Depressing Russians,
Former Rulers.
- Randall Gould
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT


HARDIN, North Manchuria, Jan.
.4.-Here at the end Of long rail
way track northward through Man
,huria, is real Russia at last in
verifying but legal administration.
This seemingly superfiuous quail
ication has in itself deal of real
human interest" if the talk Of the
own is any guage. Only few short
years ago, Russia ruled the Chinese
Hardin with heavy hand. Rus
slams rode about the streets Ticking
the passing Chinese with their
Whips. Today all is changed, Rus
slams "Red" and 'White" alike come
under Chinese jurisdiction, and the
Chinese are proceeding to rub in the
Joys of no-extraterritorial-
with all the Ingenuity which Chin
ese police and Chinese courts can
devise.
Hardin has a population Of 100000
Russians and 10000 Chinese, which
ls not bad showing for this former
little fishing village on the waste
land along the banks Of the Sun
CART. Today this child of the Russo
Japanese war Is called 1.-The magic
city of ASIA" likewise ''the Paris
of the Far East" Somewhat far
fetched, all this, in the view of the
average visitor, but displaying a
good spirit of optimism at any rate.
Boosting Prevails
Certainly Hardin is a modern sort
Of city to find in this supposedly
bleak North Manchuria. It has good
streets, imposing public buildings,
and parks. And everywhere one
dnds the genus town booster, who
usually takes in all Manchuria as
we'll as Siberia and Mongolia when
he starts his little grafton on the
glowing future.
According to this gentleman, Man
churia hasn't even started to de-
velop yet. He will declare, with no
persuading whatever, that the
l04,375 square miles Of Fengten,
Kirin and Heilungkiang provinces
contain positively the finest agricul-
tural land in the world, with a
climate so Tar removed from the
Arctic shivers most folk connect
with Manchuria that Floridans and
Californians alike would blush with
shame could they know the full
truth.
In Fengten province, according to
his worthy, the density of popula-
tion is 1872 per square mile; in Kirin
1t is seventy; in Heilungkian 1t is
out twelve. The average for Man
ohuria and Mongolia is only fifty
Ave. On the main island of Japan
there is a density of 374 to the
square mile; France has 1879; Scot
land has 100; the United States on
the North Atlantic has 159; Cheki-
ans and shantung provinces in
China have 600 and 562, respect.
vely; in short, there is plenty Of
room still left In Manchuria to put it
mildly. And yet Manchuria is no
desert waste on which no work has
been done or in which no people
i've.
As to possibilities-on this point
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Of the most recent instances OF the
latter is Chang Tso-lin's recent
seizure of the Chinese Eastern river
fleet and of the railway schools, fol-
lowing long and fruitless debate and
attempts to adjust these questions
through conference.
Stopped All Traffic
It will also be recalled that when
the former manager, Ivanoff, en-
deavored to enforce the rule that
Chinese soldiers must pay fare or at
least allow record to be kept with a
view to future collection efforts were
made by the soldiers to seize trains
and Ivanoff stopped all traffic on
the north-and-south line for some
days.
At present there is sort Of a
general truce. Ivanoff has given
way to Emshanoff, who told me in
an interview that he was not con-
cerned with matters of policy and
would simply do his best to keep the
Eastern running efficiently;
the Chinese are watching both Rus
slams and Japanese carefully, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

marking time for the most part
pending a settlement Of some Of their
own internal affairs to the south; the
Japanese are, as usual, keeping
busy and pushing their various de-
velopment enterprises.
But trouble will come, again and
again; 1t may In time grow into big
trouble. Manchuria is the rich coun-
try, the growing country Of the Far
East. 1t will be Of increasing value.
It is a prize, and will be a greater
prize.
Is Russia to gobble all Manchuria
finally?
Is Japan to push Russia out as she
did in part twenty-five years ago?
Or will China finally rule Man
churia as her own wholly?
Upon settlement of these questions
depends a great share Of the future
peace and property Of not only the
Far East, but of the world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

lverage visitor than the problem Of
who is going to benefit by it ALL And
here once more the railroad situa-
ton comes to the fore.
All Russian
When we left Dairen we travelled
northward through Mukden to
Changechun on an all-Japanese line.
At Changchun we clambered aboard
a train of the Chinese Eastern Rail-
way where everything from the car
boys whiskers to the early morning
tea in glass was Russian with a
capital r, in spite of the fact that
this railway is joint Sino-Russian
enterprise.
At Hardin we find ourselves at a
junction point, where this north-and-
south branch of the c. e. R. inter-
sects an east-and-west c. e. R. line
which makes a link of the mighty
trans-Siberian railway. 1t will be OBJ
served that his forms. with the
Japanese line to the south, mon
ster letter T, and one need be here
only few hours to detect that this
T stands for Trouble"
Twenty-Five years ago Russia and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

People who suffer in any way
Husky, natures great remedy. is
recommended to relieve, cannot
make a mistake If they will turn
to this medicine for relief. Hun
dreds right here in this city have
learned the truth of this. Stomach,
liver. kidney and bowel ailments, ca
tarrhal affections, headaches. dizzy
spells, constipation, indigestion, gas
and sour stomach, loss Of appetite,
nervousness, unsound sleep and
rheumatic pains, all respond to the
Husky treatment.
Mr.. Rahut Lee Talks
Among the hundreds in Indian.
apolis who have been benefited by
Husky is Mr.. Rahut Lee, Of 1906
Ashland Avenue, who tells in the
following statement just what Husky
will do.
, II was suffering from troubles Of
the stomach and bowels and had
tired. languid feeling. My stomach
filed up with gas two hours after
eating, causing severe pains in my
side. This gas caused me much
suffering in my bowels. I lost my
appetite, could not sleep well and
was feeling tired most of the time.
II started the Husky treatment
and now am enjoying big improve
ment in my condition. My bowels
are acting regularly and the gas
has left my stomach and bowels.
My pains have been relieved. 1
have regained my appetite and sleep
lust fine.
Husky has given me such relief
that 1 recommend this medicine to
all those who have suffered as I did.
I am glad to let others know what
this medicine will do, as it has made
me feel fine in every way"
How to Procure Husky
Every person in Indianapolis suf-
fering in any way Husky is recon-
mended to relieve is urged to call
at any Haag Store and have this
medicine and its uses explained.
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Marvelo usly beautiful
dresses - that must be
seen to be appreciated.
Don't miss these wonder
bargains ............1'ss
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Of his pen and enjoyed a picnic all
by himself. He followed party
OF picnickers and frightened them
away from their lunch. Then he
ambled down to a car stop and
gravely got on when the car stopped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG FOR
HUSKY" ACTS But ONE Way

All You Need Do Is Start ON the Husky Treatment.
You Suffer in Any Way This Medicine Is Recon-
mended to Relieve The Result Will Be New
Health and Strength for Husky" Does Every
thing Said for 1t. Thousands Here in indianapolis
Will Tell You This Is the Truth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

The Haag Stores Are Sup
plying Hundreds of People
Each Week With Natures
Great Remedy. 9th err
Hundreds Are Continuing
on With the Husky Treat
ment. Ask Amy of Them
What Results They Sc
cured and What They
Think of This Medicine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

There are hills Of salt 400 feet
high in Spain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14

Husky is helping thousands right
here in this city and will also help
you If you will only give it the
chance. Husky may also be obtained
at many reliable drug stores as well
as at the Haag Stores.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-14
BEAR HAS PICNIC

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, Jan. IA
"A bear cub recently acquired by
the city for the zoo park broke out
Evening star., 1927-08-23
Wall Street Briefs

NEW YORK, August % @.-Wall
Street hears that the recently formed
Trade Marks Products Co., controlled
by George F.. Whelan and his asso-
ciates, will take over Mr.. Whelan's
interest in Pressed Steel Car Co. and
will make an offer of exchange for the
minority interest outstanding. Press
ed Steel shares advanced on the Stock
Exchange yesterday on the rumors.
Plans are under way to retire the pre-
ferred stock Of Pressed Steel Car.
Metal buying of pig iron has devel-
oped in the st. Louis area, says Daily
Metal Trade. Meters, large and small.
are filling their requirements for the
balance of the year. Optimism seems
to be universal, and in many instances
inquiries appear to have been In.
creased to take care OF anticipated
new business based on an encourag-
ing agricultural outlook.
American Power & Light earned
S4.87 a share on the common stock,
after preferred dividends, in the year
ended June 80, against $4.70 a share
the year before. Net income was $l0,-
367 ,433, against S9,290,051.
Some active inquiries for machin-
cry has given a more encouraging
tone to the market, and it is the gen.
eral opinion that the coming Fall sea-
son will bring a revival of business.
American Machinist reports.
Orders from Japan for 1000 tons of
gas pipe for the Toxic Gas Co., about
1,650,000 feet, have been placed by
Mitsui & Co. with Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corporation and United States
Steel Products Corporation.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, August % (SpeciaD.--
Cucumbers from the western part or
State sold at 1.50a2.00 per bushel bas-
ket. Dills realized from 1.75a2.25. and
pickles ranged from 2.50a3.50.
Hudson Valley Clapp's favorite
pears, No. 1 stock, sold at 1.50a2.OO;
occasionally higher on extra fancy
large and lower on inferior; Bartlett
pears from California sold at auction,
ranging from 1.75a4.20 per box.
Upstate yellow onions peddled out
at 1.9Oa225 per 100-pound bag. Orange
County yellows brought 1.50a2.00. few
21Oa2.25, and reds. 1.50a175, few 1.S5
a2.00.
Bushel baskets of auckland carrots
wholesaled at 65a75, and 100-pound
sacks at 1.15a1.25.
Catskill Mountain cauliflower, best
offerings. changed hands at 3.50a400.
In a few instances extra fancy COM
manded 4.25a4.50, while fair to ordi-
nary cauliflower sold at 2.00a3.00.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
CANNERY CROPS DROP
FROM PRIOR RECORDS
Association Predicts 1927 Pack
Will Not Suffer From
Overproduction.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Pointing to government estimates of
smaller cannery crops this year, the
National Gamers Association today
expressed the opinion that the 1927
pack will not suffer from overproduc-
ton.
Officials of the association recalled
press reports Of August Is. in which
both Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture Dunlap and the National Gamers
Association were quoted on the matter
Of overproduction and explained that
all reference to the outlook should be
accredited to Mr.. Dunlap alone.
Mr.. Dunlap's quotations" they said,
applied to conditions existing in early
Spring, since which time there has
been a very material change in both
crop acreage and crop prospects.
GAS evidence, the pea pack this
year is estimated by various reliable
authorities to be at least one-third less
than a year ago. The sweet corn crop
is estimated by Government statisti-
clans at 450, 400 tons as compared with
S03,000 tons the last year,
Evening star., 1927-08-23
IMPORTS, EXPORTS GAIN.
Large Increases at Baltimore Port
Record of Week.

BALTIMORE, August % CSpeciaD,-
Both imports and exports through the
port of Baltimore last week showed
large increases compared with the
previous week, the former 1913, ,11s
and the latter $1.356.732. according to
the weekly report Of the collector of
customs.
Total imports for the week were
1881. .266. of which $2,50l, 500 was ad'
mitted duty free, while exports
amounted to s2,399 $50 and consisted
Of copper, wheat. flour, tinplate, steel
canned goods. feed, tobacco, asphalt
grease, linseed oil cake. coke and steel
rails.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
RECORD IN OIL PRODUCTS,
Receipts in Week at Baltimore
Largest in Ports History.

BALTIMORE. August % (SpeciaD.-
Receipts of oil products last week
were thought to be the largest in the
history of the business to this port.
Eight tankers brought $4,000 bar
rels; of the total 1872 900 barrels were
crude oil, 100000 gasoline and 10000
gas oil. The fields of Colombia. Mex
leo, Texas and Louisiana contributed
to the unusual receipts. A total of
21.537 barrels of fuel oil was taken
on board during the week by oil.
burning steamers.
Evening star., 1927-08-23

NEW YORK, August % R).-Rye
Firm: No. Western, 1.13h fob.
New York and 1.11% elf. export.
Barley-Firm; mailing, 90A elf.
New York.
Lard-Firm; Middle West, 12.70a
1880.
Wheat-Futures opened steady; do
mestic. September, 1.44 bid; December,
1.47A bid.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
DROP IN AUTO OUTPUT.
July Production in United States
Shows Less Than June.

BY the Associated Press.
July automobile production in the
United States amounted to 263, ,40o
cars, as compared with 313,9S3 in
June and with 354.394 in July. 1925,
it was announced today at the Com
merce Department.
The production decline affected
in equal proportions both passenger
cars and commercial vehicles. Truck
production in July, included in the
general total, was 29,981. against
4O,o65 in June and 1888 in July last
year.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August % @.-Bar
silver 543s; Mexican dollars, 407s.
LONDON, August 23.-Bar silver,
Is 3-1ed per ounce; money, 3b per
cent: discount rates short, and three
month bills. 516ai7s per cent
Evening star., 1927-08-23

Westinghouse Electric & Manufac.
turing has an order from the Great
Northern Railroad for six locomotives,
involving about $1,0OO,O0O, part of a
100000 expansion program by the
road.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
Commodity News

CHICAGO. August % (SpeciaD.-An.
other big increase in butter supplies
was made during the last month, with
stocks now 145. .146, 900 pounds, com
pared with 89,S97 900 a month ago.
Stocks Of American cheese are g..
0S9 900 pounds. compared with 40 $780,.
600 pounds a month ago.
HELENA, Mont. August 23.-Wheat
production in Montana is now fore
cast at 72,696.00 bushels. by far the
largest crop in the history of the
State.
ATLANTA, August %. - Georgia
peanuts are selling for S1O0 per ton
They will reach market two weeks
earlier than last year. Returns from
this crop will add considerably to the
cash pouring into the southern part
Of the State from tobacco and cotton
CLEVELAND. August % - The
Aetna Rubber Co. has been enabled
to double it's dividend owing to the in
creased demand for dipped rubber
gloves. battery boxes, radio and auto
motive parts and electric refrigeration
units.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
Hourly Sales on N. Y. Market.
ii am. 100000 II noon. 1.483. 100
p.m.. 1.272.1OO 2pm.. 1.4l5.O8O

Dividend rates as given In the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half YEARLY declarations.
Unless otherwise noted extra or special divi.
. Unit of trading iese shan 100 shares.
Partly extra Plus 70 IN stock. Pay.
stock. Faid this year--no regular rate
3 Ten per cent In common stock oaysble
stock. Plus l0% 10 stock. gPIus 1850
stock Plus 81 in stock. Plus w az IN
stock; PAYABLE i/40 Of a share quarterly
In Class A stock, Plus So In stock.
Plus one half OF common stock
Evening star., 1927-08-23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by prh.ew whe to
Abitibi Pow tb)
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Best & Co (3)...
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Evening star., 1927-08-23

A ring on the fingers worth two on
the phone.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
Germany's Borrowings Since. 1924.

Since 1924 Germany has borrowed
about $3,S50, 100000 from abroad. Of
which 85 per cent came from the
United States, according to the index
published by the New York Trust Co.
A large part of these loans has been
used as method Of paying for the
excess of German imports.
The recent industrial recovery in
Germany has called for an increased
importation of raw materials, parti.
cularly in the past year. Exports, on
the other hand, have not increased in
proportion, and the result has been
q large unfavorable balance of trade.
This has chiefly been paid for by draw.
ing upon foreign loans. The adverse
balance of trade for the last two
months Of 1926 and the first four
months of 1927 was almost equal to
the total long-term foreign loans placed
during the year 1926.
Dillon, Read & Co., as sinking fund
trustee for the United States of Brazil
6h per cent external sinking fund
gold bonds of 1926, due October !.
1857, announce that $4,000 principal
amount Of outstanding bonds have
been called for redemption on October
/, 1927. The bonds will be redeemed
at 100 and accrued interest.
George o. Watson, president of the
Liberty National Bank, has returned
from the Thousand Islands, where he
was the guest of Joseph II. Hines.
former member of Congress from Ohio.
Evening star., 1927-08-23
Monev to Loan

Secured by fire, deed OF trust ON real estate
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller SaS RI,,v wash s,i TfIWss NW
Evening star., 1927-08-23

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| Cluet Pea pf Cd
Coca-Cola 3d..
Collins & Aik(n)
Collins&A pf 90
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Cuyamel Fruit.
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Observation-Disclosures.
REDUCED RENTS.

NI-DNJA-I-b MIN l. -.
NEW NEW BUILDING; 354l 18th ST; NV;
spacious kitchen. tiled bath. floor plugs: ex-
cellent lanitor service.
RENTS. $42. so AND UP.
Open and I.shtcd Until 10 Pm.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER. APT. "O1.
THE AVONDALE. 1874 p ST NV
Excellent downtown location. l square
from Dupont Circle, elevators.
> rooms and bath. ...........SS 5 & 500
GcAVANAr 1iiH COURT 1928 18th st. NV?
Convenient location. Easy walking dis
lance to center of city. Switchboard:
room. kitchen and bath ....,.... 1000
;; rooms kitchen aud bath So 80 To- $50
Located in exclusive section of George
/ room kitchenHtte and bath. 50? 20
I rooms. bath and porch.
THE NEETriHEERLANDs. 1860 Col. Rd. NV
" THE PARKWooD. 'i5;i6 X st. N.Y.
TTE R h!S On" a5l4 Quarry Rd NM St'O
RUTLAND CoiIRTs, 1925 i'm St. X.W
Apts a9H and ell r HtnoS, b SO 20
Apt. 24--5 large outside rms. & b. Sa3 00
Apt4-5 large ,sa4 outside e r. E, porch 5000
a 6'' ana a na'h o ona g. soFfS
> rooms. bath and !, perch; ,w...... $@5 90
u rooms %rL anS l. N WhLkER & CO. iNc: 0'o0
9l3 18th st. NV. Main $500
ia 1as r Isp iaI & &ARgENs ST. NV.
ExceilentIy planned :, and rooms. kitch
en- and bath Rentals reorntly REDUCED to
in Apt .. 1870; and Apt. 10, 1871;
ALLAN F.. WALKER & co. INC:
al3 10th St. NV. Main $500.
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Observation-Disclosures

$40 IRVING ST. N.W.---3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath: ami: good condition: $40.
5000 Belmont I'd. n.w.--3 large rooms.
laryt. kitchen and bath: second floor: reason
able: exclusive: ami modern ,hreprcoi
bath: front apt; ami: good condition. $40.
l415 Girard st. n.w.--New fireproof build
ing. > rooms kitchen and bath: reasonable.
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500 Denrike Bldg Main 5000.