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The producers news., 1927-07-15
PEKING SENDS WAR
MESSAGE TO JAPAN

(COntlnued IrOf@ page One)
ing Of the most malignant rumors
against the Wuhan government.
Everywhere the demand is rising
for immediate action against Nank-
ing and the preparations for this
drive against Chang Kai-Shek will
probably be entrusted to General
Chang Fakwei, recently appointed
commander of the fourth revolution
ary army.
Canton Revolutionary Center.
Canton, China, July 1O.-The re-
sistance Of the laboring masses
against the counter revolution is
growing ever stronger here, despite
the terror Of the ruling clique. The
labor masses are passing to an attack
against the reaction, trade union ac-
tivities are being resumed and tre-
mendous demonstrations are taking
place against repressions, such de-
mOnstrations sometimes end by hor-
rible slaughters of workers, wholesale
arrests and summary executions car
ried out on large scale and in the
most savage manner.
New Strike Committees.
The reaction is vainly trying to de.
stroy the last vestiges of labor organ.
ization In this city, but the vitality
of the unions guarantees their con
tlnuation. New strike committee.
have been formed, while the reaction
vainly tries to obtain disbandment O.
the Hong-kong strikers, numbering
up to 10000. The authorities are vain
| ly trying to suppress with militar,
methods the uprising of workers an,
have declared that state of wa
exists in the labor quarters of tn
city. Mass arrests and wholesale ex
ecutions by shootings are the order o
the day.
Beset With Enemies.
Every day new and more startlin,
situations develop out of the kaleido
scopic changes in China. In this cit
(Canton) while Ii Chi-sheng is carry
ing on struggle against the traitor
Chang Kai-shek, he yields to tn
pressure of the reaction that is exert
ed everywhere and attacks the labc
unions. At the very time he was cal
> ing for a determined fight again:
Chang Kai-shek he was also ordel
ing the arrest and deportation frol
kwan-tung of the left trade unio
leader, Cheng Fu-mo. He has close
many of the labor unions halls an
| dispersed the membership. A peac
full labor demonstration going to pr
test to the labor department was di
: persed by the firing of police in
Z. their ranks.
In spite of the terror on all han,
g the workers movement remains pov
It erful and increases its influence,
the struggle becomes clearer with t
u adventurers going over into the can
of the liberal bourgeoisie in servi
Il of the imperialist invaders. There
a great strike of sailors looming viii
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Huge Fairs and Indoor Circus
VIII Attract Large Crowds
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sale by the auction are welcome to
do so, as the entire show is being put
on for the benefit of the Sons of
Norway of Antelope who are trying
to build for themselves a new hall.
A dance floor, 4Ox60, at which
Bowery Dances will be held, with
Whites and the Star Orchestra play
ing is being constructed for the bene-
fit of those who enjoy the rythmical
movements of dancing. Free dances
to the tunes of an electric piano will
be held during the afternoon. A
baseball game on the 23rd between
Reserve and Medicine Lake will
please the lovers of the national pas
time. Booths and side entertainments
are also being provided for. The eats
will be of the best. The Board of
Trustees, who are in charge of the
affair are working hard to make this
THE event which no one must over
look, and prospects seem to indicate
their opinion must not be sighted
A ladies' rest room and camp grounds
are also provided.
Provincial Exhibition
At the end of a pleasing motor trip
one can see the Provincial Exhibition
at Regina, Sask., to be held August 1
2, 3, A, 5, and 9th. The finest live
stock show in Western Canada is K
be given, thousands of industrial ex
hibits, women's work, dairy products
machinery, school exhibits, women
work, dairy products, machinery
school exhibits, flowers and vege
tables, honey, international grail
show, dog show and many other at
fractions. This fair is the largest be
tween Minneapolis and the Pacifi
Coast. The Australian National ban
plays twice daily. There will be hors
racing with $4,000 in purses a
awards, fireworks and vaudevill
acts.
! Americans Day
Americans Day at the Regina Fa.
. is Tuesday, August End A speci;
, programme throughout has been pr,
: pared for this day and the Regin
Exhibition Association extends a mo-
: cordial Invitation to all America
citizens to visit the Regina Fair Q
] the day named in their honor. Amer
: can citizens may also rest assured {
a hearty welcome on any Of the oil
er five days of the Fair.
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l.lOO HORSES
DRAW BUYERS
:, TO WOLF POINT
Unclaimed Animals In Big Roundup
Bring From SITS to $40 Head.


Wolf Point, July 1.-THE first
sale of unbranded, abandoned and
unclaimed horses, brought in by the
first official roundup on the Fort
Peck reservation, was held here Mon
day. More than LOO head were sold
under the auctioneer's hammer and
brought from $2.75 to $40 a head.
Some went to local buyers but most
will be shipped to packing houses and
horse dealers. One lot of 666 head
was bought by buyer representing
a Butte packing. Many large horses
sold from $14 to $40 each. More
than 40 cars will be shipped.
The sale excited much interest and
attracted several hundred stoclmen
farmers and Indians.
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1 Armington.Great g NM.
replace Belt Greek briJuoI i5,oI'aas
by flood. 'u
sidneymRichland d1e - Count, ,
Circle-Lands on ns,.
Brockway rail line dopbl. rriS
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poration, to operate IN MN 4 lcs
Dakotas and Montana, Min ,1li'
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capitalist system and have a right
To use its rules for the public good.
MIR. SHEFFIELD, the ambassador
from the present u. 5. Government
to Mexico. was a visitor to the Black
Hills the other day. 1t is understood
that he told Coolidge to fIsh or CUT
bait" on what he thought on tne
Mexican situation. Coolidge dld
neither but was left in possession OF
the resignation of Sheffield whea
that gentleman went down the graV-
ell path to the depot at Rapid CIty.
While we do not agree with the poll
cy of Sheffield in Mexico we can
not help respecting the man for ms
OutspOken methods. He was what
he was expected to be-an agent OF
American Imperialism. When ms
stuff was called by Callas, Nervous
Nellie" and Cal failed to back HIM
up. l imagine the things he told
Cal, before he resigned, in that
Black Hills lodge, would scare the
fish out of the creeks. Sheffield
was one of the old time type of
American diplomats as distinguished
from the "careerists" recently given
preference in appointments by con-
gress. We had an example of how
Career men wOrk-and fail-in Nc
Murrays dealings with the Chinese.
What the American diplomatic SER
vice needs is more experienced poll
ticians and less horn rim specialized
} upstairs who should never be allow
c ed to emerge from the department
9 al service.
HENRY FORD after spending five
years abusing the Jews now comes
out with an abject apology for all
: that was said in his publication
Whether the fact that the sale OF
!, his flivers fell off considerably las
year or that he was to be placed OF
: the witness stand in the coming Sa
!. pirO trial had anything to do will
; his "abOut face" we do not know
e Anyway his apology was disgrace
full climb down from the position h
took in his publication for the pas
i five years. All of which goes t,
q show that people who do not know
u how to handle a newspaper or mag
/ azine would be better advised t.
IS steer clear of such adventures. Anna
{. teurs in the newspaper business fai
II to produce the goods when thei
+ hand is called. Ford may be a grea
u mechanic but his venture in tn
le publicity business shows that h
le would be better advised to stick
le the Fliver trade.
The producers news., 1927-07-15
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kremer. But he told ~
editor that he did no, lrsS
ring to his cOrsets IOs ~, mid
shooting exploits Of bis ie lie
but ne was sore at Il IA news
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RESULTS Of IRISH
ELECTION IN DOUBT
Cosgrave and De Valera
Forces Wage Nip-and- Tuck
Battle for Victory.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, Irish Free state. Septem-
Der 19.-E,lection returns up to this
forenoon showed the government with
but the slightest of margins over the
opposition at this stage of the poll.
Returns gave the government Ga
seats in the Dali as against 63 for the
opposition.
The standing was as follows: Cos
grave party, 40; Independents, IL;
Farmers, 4, total of Ga for the gov
ernment. Fianna Fail de Valera fol-
lowersl, 40; Labor, IL; National
League, ., and Larkinites, /, giving 63
to the opposition.
The final result of the neck and
neck race between President Cosgrave
and the De Valera supporters will not,
it is thought, show any great differ
ence in this proportion.
Some observers calculate that the
governments ultimate majority will
not exceed four or five seats, while in
other quarters a small majority for
the De Valerites is believed possible.
All the small parties lost severely,
and where the government made gains
IL was at Ine expense or the lnuepenu-
ents and Farmers who supported
President Cosgrave in the last Dali.
1t is clear that the election leaves
things pretty much as before, and
what will follow the remarkable re-
suits of the polling puzzles political
prophets.
Some doubts are expressed whether
Mr.. Cosgrave will consent to form
another government with the minute
majority which is the best he can
hope to obtain hut he is saying moth.
ing as to what course he proposes
to take.
Mr.. De Valera is equally silent as
to his chances and the whole situation
furnishes a dilemma. One solution is
generally regarded as ruled out in
any case--that is another election,
which it is declared neither the gov
ernment party nor the Fianna Fail
could afford for some time.
Even If they found means to raise
the money, it is said the smaller
parties would have to submit to total
eclipse for lack of funds.
Evening star., 1927-09-19
ATTORNEY EXONERATED.
Lawyer Held in Dry Raid Freed
by Commission

CHICAGO. ILL.,, September 10 P).-
Arthur A. Koscinski. director and at.
torney for the Michigan State Bank
of Detroit and Wayne County, Mich,
public administrator, who was arrest
ed in a prohibition raid in a hotel
room here Saturday. was exonerated
yesterday by United States Commits.
sioner Henry G.. Beitler.
Mr.. Koscinski explained to Commits
sicner Bcitler's satisfaction that he
had unsuspectingly stepped into the
hotel room occupied by Alexander
Nawakowski, s. Detroit restaurant
owner. without knowing that any
liquor was in the room.
Nawakowski is being held on a
liquor law violation charge. He and
koscinski came to Chicago, they said.
to attend the annual convention of the
Polish National Alliance.