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The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

Yesterday the Superior Court
had before it one of the cases
growing out from shipments OF
tungsten ore from the Sahua-
ripa district of Sonora, which
V. A. Hart, owner of the Cruz
mine, near La Bufa, sought
to recover by suits in replevin
ore stolen from his property.
In this instance there had been
filed no answer, nor was there
any appearance on behalf Of
defendant, and a default was
filed. Witnesses were examined
and they testified that the ore
was from the Cruz mine. .Judg-
ment went to plaintiff, and Mr..
Hart recovered his ore.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
International Com
plications
lBy telegraph

Tampico, N. L., December 4.
President Carranza has or
dered mobilization of con-
siderable military force to at
tack the. revolutionary force
commanded by General Pelaez,
who controls the oil regions in
this vicinity.
The chieftain Pelaez threatens
to destroy all of these oil wells
in case he is attacked by the
government troops.
1t is reported that the United
States has collected at a certain
port on the coast of Texas a
large force of infantry and held
there in readiness to embark
at once for Mexican waters,
without delay, in case should
necessity arise, for protection
of the oil wells in the vicinity,
which it is reported will be
done without asking consent of
the Carranza government.
All the Allied navies,. which
consume each day large quaint
tiles of petroleum, derive their
main supply from this port l.;
and damage to or destruction
of this source of supply would
work havoc; so the United
States is prepared to resort to
extreme measures to afford
ample protection to the oil
field here.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05


Mexican consulate in Nogales,
without which wise the
card is useless. But that con-
sulate does wise the certificates
of application for passports
issued by the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court, which are de-
signed to serve fas temporary
passports while the application
is pending; and the applications
at that office continue in de-
mand.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
"A RACE WITH SNOW"
Teutons in Italian Drive Struggling to
Beat the Elements,
(By Telegraph)

London December 4-The Teutonic attempts to
bring about military decision in Italy becoming
race with snow more and more every day. Only about
month remains for them to try to break the Italian
mountain front in final, concentrated thrust About
Christmas all chances for such onslaught will be past
owing to heavy and devastating SHOWS Realizing this
the Teuton big guns and infantry engaged feverishy
in Feeling OUT activity seeking weak spot in the lines
of General Daz. Rome dispatches show absolute con-
fidence
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
Eight ElectrOcuted

st. Louis, December 4.--To-
day eight men were killed, three
seriously burned, while three
others received severe shocks,
when q live wire on which they
were working at the Bevo plant
of the Anheuser-Busch AS
sociation crossed a power line
wire. Crowds surrounded the
unfortunate men, but they were
powerless to help.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

Monday evening the TowH
Board went into recess until
yesterday evening and then for
got about it. Last night the
Town Hall was dark and cheer
less.
Mr.. A. C. Parker and wife
from Duquense, are registered
at the national Hotel.
Mrs. E. P. Boyle and son
from Phoenix, are guests at the
National Hotel.
Yesterday Mr.. w. J. Mitchell
from Mowry, was a visitor at
Nogales, having business in the
Superior Court.
Mr.. w. D. Corson, a success
full farmer in the Sonoita region
was a visitor at Nogales yester-
day.
Mr.. Bob Byrns, we'll known
automobile dealer of Phoenix,
was at Nogales yesterdays
guest at the Montezuma Hotel.
Yesterday Mr.. E. F. Harmon
was over from Duquense.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

ua Break Through By Christmas Or Be Caught In Destructive Snow Storms
The Passport Situation

Passports are still an alb
sorbing proposition, and there
still a deal doing in that line.
All who have anything to. do
with the work, on either side Of
the international line are busy.
attending the work through long
hours. This assertion applies
equally to the CONSULAR offices
|of the United States and Mexico,
in Nogales, Sonora, and No
gales, Arizona, respectively, to
the office of the clerk of the Su-
perior Court in Santa Cruz
County, and to the Immigra-
tion Bureau office, in Nogales,
Arizona. At this time Consul
Lawton, in Nogales, Sonora, has
vised more than $500 passports
"a large proportion of them for
residents on the Mexican side
Iof the line, who cross over the
line frequently, some of them
daily, following their avocations
(holding down jobs) on the
Arizona side.
This matter of people living
in Nogales, Sonora, who cross
the line to work on the Arizona
side, is working ;hardships in
two ways. Many of those who
do come over are illiterate, and
the strict construction of the
literacy clause in the immigra-
tion law shuts them out, de-
priving of their services those
on this side who need them, and
depriving the workers them
selves of the employment they
need so greatly; for there are
mo jobs for them in their own
country. No doubt it will prove
Ia distressing matter for hun
dreds of deserving people who
have been faithful workers.
One case was cited yesterday
where a household on Marsh
Heights had been deprived of
the services of a maid they
had employed for five years.
The matter of issue by the
immigration office Of registra-
ton cards which would pass
people over the line and back
where they had business in No
gales, Sonora, hangs in the air
Ias yet. While the State De-
partment and the Department
of Labor at Washington have
agreed upon the issue of such
Identification cards, the Mexi-
can authorities have vetoed it
and will not have it. AS ex-
Iplained to The Oasis by Consul
IDelgado there are many who
would not observe the limitation
to go only to Nogales Sonora OF
few miles outside, but would
go long distances. So to make
that impossible the registration
cards will not be vised by the
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

Before the Superior Court
yesterday Mr.. w. J. Mitchell of
Mowry, recovered from the
Standard Metals Company, Off
which he had been superin-
tendent, judgment for services
and money advanced.
The Superior Court is wrest-
ling over a suit of forcible
entry and detainer, in which E.
Titcomb is plaintiff and J. J.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
American Mission
at Front

Somewhere in France, De-
cember 4.-EXcept Vance Nc
Cormick and Alonzo Taylor the
entire American mission visit
ed the American camp and field
headquarters today. They
viewed extensive regimental
maneuvers in which American
artillery and airplanes par
ticipated.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

Griffith defendant, involving
the old Benedict rancho at
Guebabi, onthe Santa Cruz,
the seat of one of the early
Spanish missions the ruin of
which is a .shapeless mound up
on the premises involved. At
this time the proceedings are
suspended pending solution of a
law point raised by counsel for
defendants. F. Noon Esq.
Mr.. Leslie Hardy is counsel for
plaintiff.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
MERCHANT MARINE OFFICERS PROTEST
(By Telegraph)

San Francisco December "A meeting of 1000
OFFICERS OF the American merchant marine was held in
Boston today to protect against drafting of merchant
marine officers for military duty Private advces here
say the meeting voted to make test cases of several
fafted officers, and to demand also hearing before
5ecretary Redfield of the Department of Commerce.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
BASE BALL TO WAR BASIS
(By Telegraph)

Chicago December "A joint meeting of Nation
and American leagues to be held here December 18th
will discuss placing base ball upon war basis" War
taxation and eighteen player limit upon clubs will be also
matters to be discussed All Spring training trips
to be shortened. The Cubs will spend ten days in
Pasadena, California.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05
WILL SUPPORT THE PROGRAM
(By Telegraphl

Washington, December 4.-Comment by Congress
and Senators tonigh reveal that President Wilson's
program will have almost unanimous support. There
is no substantial opposition to against Austria.
Members of Congress feel generally very strongly
against Bulgaria and Turkey, and they think those
countries should have been included.
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-05

Ii you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
MIRACLES DE- OLD ARE OU1DCNE
BY Old GERMAN Of BRIDGEPORT
o a BARNES. PROMINENT WEST
VIRGINIA EDITOR, WAS
CURED
or rheumatism by Laying on OF
Aanos"-Statemen is interest
ing, to Say the Least.

The lntclligencer herewith prints,
purely as Il matter OF news, a state
ment from Hon. O. A. Barnes, editor
OF the Buckhannon Delta, regarding
a wonderful cure effected by a Bridge
port man. The cure rivals the mir
aclcs of old, and Mr.. Barnes descrip-
lion is almost as interesting as chap
ter from the Arabian Nights.
Mr.. Barnes, one Of the best known
newspaper men OF the state, mas Deen
known 10 The lntclligencer many
years. He is an industrious, honest
and conscientious man whose Feraclty
has never been doubted. Mr.. barnes
was in The lntelligencer Office Satur'
day, and was as sry as youngSter.
Hn WAS able 10 move his arms without
pain and could grip" with both hanqs'
he had not been able 10 40,
he said, since before he was aI'acheu
by the rheumatism.
The statement follows:
Buckhennon. w. Va. March -.
Editor IntelliPenceT:
! want 10 tell you Of n rather interest
Ing experience l have had.
The first Of last August "caugnt
tb,. Explanatory" rheumatism. and
since that time I have been wrestling
with it, with prayer and other e1acula-
rinns Several people from this ana sur
rounding counties have written and call
cd upon me urging me 10 visit Mr.. j.
Schmclter, who lives IN bridgeport, %
and who had cured many people OF vari-
Gus ailments merely by the laying on OF
hands. Of course ridiculed the Idea
but in the meantime / continued to SUI
fer and be iilIed with dope and pain. /
recently got able TO set out TO my WORK
after two days was as sick ns ever. 80
7 came TO Wheeling. took Barton car
to stop 10 and went up to see MI:
Schmolter. I found him 70 be an old
German OF ordinary education. who said
little while I was there. told him my
troubles and he simply rubbed my body
and limbs for about Two minutes. and
practically removed all my pain and told
mo that it would take possibly day
for all the stiffness TO work out or my
joints. but that I would be all right.
Mr. Schmcfter does not claim to be a
doctor. In fact. ho does not claim to be
anything. Ho simply waits. at his homo
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BR|CKLAYERS' ART
DEMONSTRATED IN
MINIATURE HOUSE
MODEL WILL Be EXHIBIT Ed in
MANY CITIES BY LOCAL
UNIONS.
Is Work Of Hal B. Strcup, PRESIDENT
of Ohio Conference-"6ulio
With Brick is Slogan.

To emphasizes tn" slogan t"Bu!'d
win brjr: rhr OHIO STATE Confer
ence OF BrickIayerS. which includes
local unions. has erected mouel
brick residence. Wtlich Is now osiES
displayed in he window OF the lug
who'd pharuurl. Later the immature
house will b.. exhibited III Mheetinc'
and thea taken IL Martins Ferry;
BridceDut,, Rcltairr. Steubenriite and
other urarhy cities. Il present plans
are carried oui, The lille house IS
completed in every detail and Is a
.woEisr ~ 'ht nr.r,,layeTS art: II Is
the work uf la. t. StrnUp. OF NatIlnS
Ferry, prrS:,,ruj III the ON" CONFER
eGca.
The nod. i.uuSe is 80 inches wide
and 5. inches long. with an additional
l. inches Tor :, porch which runs the
full .cu:;tn a. the front. Halt the
porch : covered and hall Is open.
'ryo kinds Of brick are used IN is
constru:tiyn, uar being rel with biach
mortar. r;it III. and IN" other i
golden bun brir!, laid il brown mortar
and rakrd or; rUu-n. tn" brlck j.
ON, iach thick. fhr"r. inches vide aau
six irCh.> :uAg Thr >In@l" windows
are tHrc, inches WIDE aHd seven ana
a halt inches tail, while nc double
Windows ara IN and Il nall inches
wide anal seen and 4 hait inches ';tll.
As WAS puh!ish"d recently II ihs
Intelligercrr. th- Dhi" fonter"2ct nj
Bricklaytrs has inausUrat~d cam.
pa;gn OF education with III" lev %
haying morr hui.>rS bGlt; OF brick "a,
stead ut wood Build with brick
has been adopted A.. ihe slogan. NO
certain kind or make III brick Is being
boosted.
Many ARGUMENTS in favor Of the use
Of brick are briaS Used by the brick
layers. They poin; .uu; that while the
original cost may h" slightly greater
than thar 0i wooden structure. the
cost ri upk""p al II brick house is
alno$. nu,hing compared with The r.
jairS a"CeS$ar: Tor wooden o2e,
which. ior ~. ihin=. Rus: be painted
at frrGueu, intervals: Il costs 50 10
80 per cent m"ro 10 heat a frame
house nan Il brick one. they say.
Brick house, are warmer II winter
and conlcr in st;Tallrr. l. costs SO
per cen; more To insure frame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
PHYSICIAN INJUNED.

Sp-ri, Dispatch To thu IntnllEencet.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. MaNch c5.-Dr.
Dayton j. Long, Piedmont IS At thu
Western Maryland hospital here with
broken hip. compound fracture of the
leg below the knee, CIT headtand bruised
body, the result OF being prHipitated 20
early this morning when heAstecred his
on the trolley hStdge. JOS
cph Harmon, who fell witf him. was
hurt DR.. Longs Condition IL
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and relieves sufferers whsr they come
TO him. AS 1 have never s 'en any mem
ton OF him in any OF .te Wheeling
newspapers, It is possibchhat in your
city there arc many sufferers who
could be pronted by his treatment.
It is not a faith cure. Y.u might say
that my making q trip hehe told that I
had faith. But. confidentiC1ly, had 10
give the good wife some excuse for go
Ing to get a supply Of " old friend
Sam Thompson before the ,Xtra-dry law
closed down upon us, so M. visit to Mr..
Schneider was really a Stde Issue. I
don't pretcnt 10 know how ~ why he did,
&, but Mr.. Schmeltcr Simply rubbed my
arms and legs and the pain, disappeared.
and his uniform fec Is mr. cents. Can
you beat il? .
ETNtor Delta
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Repeat Performance.

This evening III the Christian church.
the Mother Goose entertainment, which
vas so Srlrndidly received on Friday
evening. will he repeated. giving all an
opportunity L. Sec the dainty young
performers in one OF the NOS: drlISht-
full bits OF entertainment yet staged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
WARWOOD


Carl II. Ebcrts cashier OF ;he Bank
o. Warw"nG. continues very i'll At his
nom" on l;ichlaud avcnUc, South War
wood. AZ result Of an attack Of Ill
ness with which he Was seized while
at work in tn" hank on saturday morn
ing. Late last night attending phYSI-
clans wcr" Uu"hir to determine the
cause pi the illness.
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oi,I,,a,,r..l ryjdrurn IN support 81 inc
H..fm rf AIRS i.t Howe. ~ lexington
l., j., estimated a. ~" "I;lr"$ - IN"
W,..t Ni"riuia m"Htr"re ~ "''hSI""S
H., ,h.r,. arr. 100 West NjrciuinnS ana
relatives at W.; NFEii'itiS III W.
S,.ri,u refugee, colony n Beirut waiting
NV. as tI,rv have h,."u '"r months. I"
be taken away To some port on tlIe Aieu'
,rr~rur:,u from whence ti"E can T." %"i'
., In. i.uiIrd States Their" are l.hHU
nf thrui Ia the pariy. Tw" naval Yes
S.Iv ri... Dos N"'i;,S aud ia" t'i"$''t, az"
-, Airs.ud-r and hay,. i""u f"r months
awaiting arrangements I" l." mae" Tor
their >ai.. cun,!uri. I'"sFti" all efforts
made I" ,hai end, nothing has h'',ti ac-
rn,ufli.ntd fnr Two N'',ssirI% TT i.''"
Sam are az TIGHTLY locked WI III hAr""i
;,S ar. the American merchant SnirS. ana
y-r,r ,"u,Ii,!"u th..," url'nrpy refugees
are in ihr government ""rf"N*"S mat ~
docs no. knuw In Ghr a&vr"@hl" Il large
sum nf money has hc"U :.-ri I" Iit' Sir-
lau: In whom West Nir- Int:,HS ~" IN
trrrSt"h II was hg ri''d hy the -iAi"S
through IL" star" I"i@fi-
i:i"mt and reached HE persons ;"r whom
il WAS nt"ud"d i j. estimated that
S"nr" has been sent from West Nir-
E!uin.
REXALL DRUGGISTS TO MEET.
J. G. Davis. OF The lIuG"-paYlS Drug
will 20 10 Deer Park. Md. In
attend The convention ri the RcXall
druggists 10 be held there sOmrtimr
ranged instead of three national con-
ventinns which wcr" 10 have been held
previous TO the German crisis.
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Methodist Revival.

Last night in The M"th"dlsi Gnurch,
the Rev. ]. {. buckley preached t" Il
crow d,d ciaHr"h the opening sermon "i
n two weeks revival which VIII bc
held every evening ~ 7:;I O'clock. our
ing the GAMING TWO weeks. ,..,
osi nights sermon them" WAS "Th@
U-nj,ir,. Guest" This evening ser,
men Of unusual strength VIII he heard
in IN, theme selected. som" i;"hSonS
,,,r Unanswered I'ra""rs,
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;'ild t'h,'rIr& y. Sl%'ir ana vth"rS "HalhS.
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Tho eases on ili' Lrrk"i for April II
ar" from tn" Third. Sixth. Eighth
Tenth. Fourteenth and Nineteenth CIR
cults, embracing th' counties Of l!itchle.
Peasants. GiIIm"r. IHirn. Lincoln. Tut
nam. Mercer. Mcdowell. Monroe Marion,
Taylor, Preston. Knnawha and clay. The
, caSrs are: Samuel liuyrs against Walter
I:ea&-r and others; Allen " Wheeler 60.
against John :. Farr: J. l.. Berry
against Temple Association: Joseph XII
gore against county court: Henry Cox
, against coal and Coke Railroad Co: I.
+ e. George against ItHilrrad Co.: Charles
\. rrchurd against rjl Co.: Safnu"l Po-
limo aIaiHSj t. |. k"rh: Howard BAILEY
against t";d CO.: IH1rlrk I>hS against
Nicn&'l kln;; and others.
Fourth. Sixteenth. Tw"uiiclh and
, TVyrniS -SrCGuh circuits are on the
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he nou lNlSl'lEEtN lft receipt. W lllliliilS
WAS bound over TO the grand jury under
So 900 bail.
John Barry. for forty years 4 familiar
figure on the drivers seat OF the car
rage of the secretary OF state has been
run out or his job by Il big l2-cylinGcr
motor car which is capable or throwing
gasolcne iHio tho nnStr!lS Of tho en-
gneer of the Twentieth Century Limit
ed. Saturday VAS Il sad day for John
Barry. and he Grievcd With his horses
over the mean trick progress had play
Ell him. for that day the big motor car
tool. tn" place of the traditional car
riaGo OF state. John Barry grew u2
with horses in Grccnhricr county. ".
Va. and he has driven the men who have
held the premiership in The lHSt forty
years. More often tam "th"rwis" II
happened. that John Barry on the rnN
WAS more DISTINGUISHED looking man
than the official occupant Of His car
riaga. He prId"d himself that in the
many years no drove the secretaries n"
never had an accident. John Is not 60
ing to h" thrown out on tho world. hut
is going To b" Kept on the rolls as
faithful servant should he I'm his old
days. being given light employment
which Will keen him from want the rest
Of his days. John was to" old 10 learn
chaufteurinG.
Mrs Hannah Eauv"r. OF Wildwood. nc
rOfUinS 10 ihIlt' |'t'lN'U ty .Nt!I t'E
Sutherland from IT,. Pension CumIniS-
Sioner, has been granted Il prasinu nf
ga a month, Scna'ar sutherland has
taken up with III" sam" official the APP
p!icalIon for an original widows pom
sion OF Mrs. i'hHrloIre Carpenter. Of
Ernest. ". Va: lilcd an application :nr
reimbursement FOR Mrs BESSIE r.. Hell
tersiay for dnf"ayiu& cyp"i:%"s attend
an, upon the sickness; amn death Of An
thnny BoEart. o. Piedmont. and fIi"h
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~
SILI M -. - 49," -. 49, III
senate gnu ''puSS 49, Ill
pFoF;otnS tii''t s@S >'',' ~ - -"
Ho' Dc ut"'to ~ i,ahi,.
70 explosions.
The Legislature has NhIed d 'S"IH-
tiCn which would require STATE "'Hi.
Gals 10 Civ. preference" u ohio -ni!a"I
coal.
The l"Slsiatur" defeated IA M"'i"E
bill Ceslsn"! I" Sih. ~" ''.!n F"oHS
utilities commission addiitmhaI r""S'
TO suspend rates tfd S'a,,'"i"> -. r'''
roads ~ an "!!rFE'n'E I! ",'S .: a.. ~
pF at'"EH-S> Ip' ~ u. '.,,,,,
shortage Investigation
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