The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 4

PAGE 4 ERICANS IN MEXICO PESSIMISTS. eve New Regime Is Try- f ing to Do Better, But See Great Difficulties BY HERBERT COREY SCITY OF MEXICO, July 5.—There be no doubt that a feeling of imism is increasing in the joan colony here. It Warranted. It may be that too ts being asked of the new ad tration. Rome was not bullt @ day. For all that the colony is Inetly leas hopeful than it short week ago. | "The new crowd is the old crowd ith new labels pasted on,” said one mer here to me, “There isn't Gifference of eyelash in them. IXICO'S BUSINESS GOL LIQUIDATION Situation, after all, is a sim One. Mexico may be considered ®& business that is undergoing a Of liquidation. The former pered, un- and dishonest alienated friends of the nterfered its own factory action and} the till. At last Alvaro Ob eiver by the of revolution, Adolfo de la ta wag put in temporarily as Manager and the work of re mation was begun. properties im a circular to the stockhold “are of immense potential value before they can be worked to tage a loan must be » One knows that. Mexico Is. ps, the richest semi-developed im the world. Her sily has steadily reased barring periods interference. of her petroleum wea: 10 per cent of her sugar land is cultivation. The Japanese are ing development bed of Ore from which they say undervel! any stee! Her farming 1 was named the receiver has ured er pro. for ofa ity rich. Even un : conditions some of these have paid 100 per cent annu . Every variety of fruit known tropic or temperate zone is grown You can buy a handful of for $10 American. Her hard greatest AL HAZARD DS MEXICO BACK ) It is the moral hazard that is hold Mexico back. Diaz was « tyrant hile associates were grafters, but @nforced some degree of law and 2 Since Diaz's time there has almost no law in the land. T generals ruled their provinces their own pockets and the cen wesided over by upon a combina in which each re just so long as all ore d faithful. A lame With the pack as long as he dares. knows his brethren will turn him when he falls out. When break came al! the generals—ali those who had really strong in mt forces—abandoned Car almost overnight Ci wa made no attempt to pay Old debts. Perhaps he could not it took all his revenues to keep hungry. generals contented and the administration machine in . But he aroused distrust apart his failure to pay. He sacked two largest banks in the country (ft their cash balances. No other has dared have a sufficiently 4 sum on hand since then to 4 an administration. He denied ) The legality of a loan which had been PA into by the Huerta adminis ‘Ration. He embroiled himself with fo governments by his persist Fs efforts to loot foreignowned 4 under the form of law. He Ro building, he repaired no rail he had not one constructive it. When he could he cheated grafters, for he was essentially honest man. ERA GOT IT AND WE DARE NOT SQUEAL” |. “Buch and such men were in a graft @cheme,” I was told. “Luis Cabrera minister of the treasury The came when the head of the graft @rs was to go to the treasury to get ‘the money. Sore millions were to Be divided. Carranza had given his fonsent. The other groflers awaited “Bis return. He came/back cursing “Cabrera,” he nowled, ‘got it all © And he will no give it up. And we Gare not squeal.’ | "BO one doubts that Cabrera and ae stood in together. They to protect the treasury. Some it was necessary for Carranza make Cabrera the goat. But they their best.” ‘The question is whether Obregon the De la Huerta administra will prove more successful than Carranza administration in keep. the wolves off Mexico. They have @s many generale—perhaps the Carranza adminstra- had and the generals are just as + The army is probably Warger than under the Carranza ad @Ministration, for it consists of all of gencrals, d faithful a Bhe revolutionists except Villa, who ds plain bandit, and practically all @f the Carranza army, for it has flopped enmasse. more. A good sized foreign Joan might stave off disaster at this time, for these hungry mouths could ‘Be stuffed. Such a loan might even ‘enable the Obregon receivership to off the more pressing claims, @ guard over its workshops, back to business. in ig not apt to be secured until moral hazard has been eliminated. IN AND DE LA HUERTA OLD ORDER'S GONE And how can this be done? Mind Obregon and I and De la Huerta. think most here believe— E ‘Phat, to be as cynical as you please! mbout it, these gentlemen realize that| the old order has passed and that if (Mexico does not wlean house some i sone else will eventually get hold of| - ‘the broom. But how are the gen serals to be got rid of? fio be restored? “I was held up a dozen times,” @aid an American who has just rid- town from a trip thru the “Once by a pair of 16-year- took about all I i» moneyiess and js @ wonderful may be was] wolf runs| | So the army 1s#| But a foreign| tyou, I believe in the bona fides of| I believe | How is order’ |platform. When Homer S. day with another eynote” the G. O. P. 3D PARTY WINS Labor Are Friendly BY . BR. BRIGGS Former Editor St. Paul News MINNEAPOLIS, July 5.—Strong sympathy for a third party move ment exists among both farmers and bor union members in the Northern statem, prairie labor party, committee of 48 and oth or elements, nominate a ticket ak nator La Follette, it will pe a fighting cha th Dakota and n Min Montana ASSOCIATION OF FARMERS AND WORKERS CLOSE This is the opinion of cool political sbeervers, whose personal emotions do not run away with thelr judg ment. There ts closer political association between farmers and workers in these states than ever before, and much more unity than exists in any other section of the country. great farmers’ political organ is the nonpartisan league or also has organized political agues in several states, outside the ual federations of labor. The labor leagnes and the nonpar Usans operate thetic indorse candi tailing plat joint and adopt forms. ‘They have had numerous local #uc- cesses in cities and towns of Minne sota, Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin an Montana. They control North Dako ta, Their candidate for governor al most captured the republican nom! nation at the Minnesota primaries, June 21. NONPARTISAN LEAGUE NOT IN CHICAGO CONVENTION The nonpartisan league will not participate, officially, in the third party conventions at Chicago. It will not send delegates, but it may have scouts there. “The league tg not a party; {t is a program,” said A. C. Townley, presi dent of the nonpartisan league, here “Its purpose is to get certain legisla tion, It matters not to the league whether that legislation is enacted democrats could regiments of ca of mobile artillery his threatening generals the country to peace years the Mexican army predatory army. It has been com pletely de-nationalized, Its soldiers follow a general while that general is successful and profits are large. ‘The moment more pay is offered by a rival they are apt to quit. Car ranza fell, of course, because he sought to impose by arms a succesnor he could wipe out and restore But for 10 has been a |to himself as president upon the |people, There was a general acqui Jescence in the military uprising To that extent Mexico has gained ground in the last 10 years. It is beginning to find itself | politically and nationally. {NO WAY YET ND TO | DEAL WITH THE ARMY But without a wholly army it is felt here that Obregon's power has not a wholly teuthworthy foundation. The new administration has done what it could to eliminate the moral hazard. It has restored to owners properties confiscated during the last 10 years. It is trying to induce the bankers to meet it in a |ncheme to make banking again pos. sible in the republic. It is promis- ing to pay off the monies owed for eigners and to treat foreign invest jors here honestly and fairly, But it has not yet found the way ‘to get rid of the army—and it can not meet the army's bills by taxation and yet pay off old debts and begin the work of reconstruction—and if the army is permitted to forage for itself, as under Carranza—and if the old debts are not paid and recon- struction berun—I said at the be ginning that pessimism is growing hero against him. | Chairman Joseph T. Rabinson, senator from Prairie State Farmers wil If the Chicago conventions of the} by republicans, or third party men “The league inflorses candidates who stand for Its principles, After the nominations are all made, the leagué may indorse one of the tick-| ets thru a convention of its own.” Both farmers city workers’ in Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota, particularly, cherish the name of La Follette Unofficially, «it is certain the strength of these movements and their widely read publications will be | back of a third ticket, if i Oa A country and the people are all right.” If Obregon “i 10 regimenta on which he bsolutely rely—10} airy and five more! dependable | their |~ Cummings, speech along the same line, World’s Oldest Active at 76 | Dare. LONG BEACH, Cal, July | Sixty-two years in the business and. ‘orrrrens at 76, the oldest active ship catlker in the world, is the claim of Dan Conners plying hia trage |among the millionaire colony which own wort. most of the yachts at this re ince he was 14 years ol, Conners | |states, he hasn't lost a day from his | we He ked in every na ; the country and followed hin navy during the Spanish {American war. He says that in 1883 he was p lor whieh (te uid $1.66 for a day's work hip workers now get from 'Ratatady la Lets Up When Joyce | Yells ‘Silence! a SAN FRANCISCO, July M. Joyce, of Norfolk, Va saan | edly has the loudest voice in the on His roaring cries of “st lence” have stopped many disturb ances, being easily audible above the hunder of demonstrations. Right from the ranks of the Virginia dele gation, of which he’s a member, he emits the word “Wonderful” Instead of cheering whenever he's pleased ith a turn of events, Others have taken it up and now when applause | breaks out a chorus of “wonderful }runs 1 the hal arou |Kent Farmer Leaves | 44 Grandchildren ST KENT, Eng., July 5.—W. FY farmer who haa just died in | his 100th year, was very active up to the time of his death. He did his }own gardening when over 90 and |was an abstainer and non-«moker |He had seven children, 44 grand children and several great-grand children English Child Is Killed by Radish Eng. July 6.—Irene May aged 7, died from eating radishes. The child swallowed them jalmost whole, according to the medi cal examiner who analyzed the con | tents of her stomach Rugs and Carpets CLEANED The Fuzzy Wurzzy Rug Co. Bince 1900 Phone Capitol 1233 9 ce Third Ave “COR UNIVERSITY RR ETERS AR IE EER RE NN il ONAN ANT BEIT oahEN THE SEATTLE STAR Cummings, on the right, SEATTLE SHORT Library Still On That the circ wating brary ta lis not evallable, and it is claim }that these localities | flooded with ru the more ger books by the American Library | soclation, much of this evil would al iterature, Wi eral ted, it im naid, ‘® quota of $12,000 ta stil! far ghort, and the campaign ends Subscriptions lobby of an attract Wednesday night [being recetved in the brary, where public exhibition of the uses to which the ar money is ranged. to be put has been WOMEN LAUNCH | ORGANIZATION | Will Take Part in National Campaign BY CLEM J, RANDAU SAN FRANCISCO, ganization of the women of the cou try for thetr part in campaign was in full progress toda: |foliowing an epochal meeting women here last to swing the vote of the fair nex fc the “most July the this country” were discussed. An official ban on any mention candidates, decreed by Mra. Raas, chairman of the women's br }reau of the democratic national c OSSINT N.Y, July cause of b war record in American and Canadian armies, Sin | Sing’s Mutual Welfare league hi rescued the body of from burial in a pauper’s grav “Denby,” the name he gave to shie his relatives, will have an up-to-da burial cided. beer.—Adv. Every Suit, Coat, Dress HALF PRICE Sale Starts Tuesday FLORENCE Upstairs Store Second Ave, at Union jot radicalimn and 1. W. W. propa |ganda, is ane of the points advanced | by thone in charge of the “Books for Everybody” movement, for which « campaign for #000 in being con |ducted in Seattle. There are many places tn Wash |ington where good reading matertal are promptly distribution of good 5.—Or national of night when plans admirable platform ever adopted by a political convention in American Soldier 5.—Be the “Philip Denby” No soldier's body should go to pauper’s grave, the league de Columbia Colo, the new American | | The G. O. P. at Chicago got along with one chairman, Senator Lodge, but it took two of ‘em at San Francisco to tell what the democrats think of the republican candidates and temporary chairman of the national democratic \convention, got thru lambasting the republicans he handed the gavel over to Permanent Arkansas, who finished the job up the next is seen handing over the little redwood hammer for Senator Robinson, on the left, to use on FAVOR IN EAST) Ship Caulker Is' QN BOOK FUND Campaign for Circulating | potent factor in combating the spread od th be " y or of | th George | Je u- | ir mn hi ld te Robinson Loses newspapermen, and all others who ave to do with the convention, bere! a common vanishing point.” | MONDAY, JULY 5, 1928. SECOND AT PINE Semi-Annual HALF-PRICE SALE Will Begin Tomorrow—Tuesday COATS, SUITS, GOWNS, SILK, CLOTH and WASH DRESSES, SEPARATE SKIRTS and TRIMMED HATS At Half Price FOR TWO DAYS ONLY Tomorrow and Wednesday Our Semi-Annual Sales are, without exception, the greatest selling events of the year, because they are absolutely depend- able; they contain, the best selections obtainable, and the val- ues are unquestioned. IMPORTANT NOTICE During this sale merchandise will be located as follows: COATS, SUITS and SKIRTS Second Floor DRESSES AND. GOWNS Third Floor MILLINERY Main Floor Alteration Charges Notwithstanding additional workroom help, it will be some time before all sale garments can be completed, and we urge you to take home all minor alterations. MINIMUM CHARGES On Garments entering Alteration room. SUITS... 4.00 GOWNS. ... .$2.50 COATS. .. -. 2.00 DRESSES. 2.00 NO APPROVAL NO EXCHANGES. NO TELEPHONE ORDERS. NOTHING LAID ASIDE WITHOUT DEPOSIT. NO C. O. D.’S WITHOUT DEPOSIT. PURCHASES MAY BE CHARGED BUT CANNOT BE ‘RETURNED. Extra Salespeople Wanted—Apply Superintendent 8 A. M. Tuesday, Pine “ Street Entrance. ! |No Gauzy Gowns Go in This Parish NEW YORK. July 5.—The action of Father Antoine, of New Orleans, mesg in sending a bride from the altar to|!3 Noel Gash, of Peasley Hill, Mans- put on a gown more in accordance | field, has been appointed organist of with his conception of true modesty |the parish church. He haa already finds indorsement among Catholic! performed the duties with great women of New York. Miss Teresa| credit for nearly a year. |Lad of 18 Plays Old Church Organ) LONDON, July &—At the age of he does of hi to his typewriter. Stage Fright; Is Delegates’ Boss SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.—It was dond of 2, 08 the outstan ferred stock of this compan: jable July 15, 1920, Frtock pre- Pay- to the srocknold- ers of record June 30, 1920. Kenator Joseph T. Robinson, of Ar- | O'Donohue, pre nt of the League books will remain open. kansas, who was elected chairman of of Catholic Women, said that the} ° th DICTOGRAPH PRODUCTS ne democratic convention. But it’s leqague had been doing all in its in ie ‘ORPORATION .¢ Robinson who is presiding today.|power to check the “tendency of | saCsiamea H. M. DELANOTE, Treas. Stomach Sour Stomach (heartburn) women to parade In gowns that seem to have thelr two ends racing toward n other words, the delegates and the | mittee, kept the central topic of or-| yersp 1 uit L x tiv ganization directly before | ht’, | become acquainted with hisn. Acidity, Belch- | Oo [every = Hea rn eet appearance, it looked | More than 4,000,000 persons in the ing. Swelling 8, partisan affair, was attended by |**Y time steam-rollering him. 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