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The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A Collection of Newsy Items
About People and Things
in NOgales and, Santa
Cruz County.


was over from Mowry.
General Alvaro Obregon of
Mexico, was a visitor at No
gales yesterday.
Mr.. E. H. Garfield, from
Sparta, Wisconsin, is a guest at
the Hotel Bowman.
Yesterday Mr.. M. Eppstein,
the hide buyer, departed for
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Edw. Massey, from Bis
bee, deputy state mine inspec-
tor, is a guest at the Monte
yuma Hotel.
If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
K ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Messrs. w. E. Stringfellow
and M. C. Mellinger, from Pata-
gonia, are at the Hotel Ma
tional.
Mr.. Oscar F. Ashburn, mana
ger for the Crittenden Land &
Cattle Company. was i'm from
the Pennsylvania rancho yes
terday.
Yesterday evening Mr.. H. B,
Sinott came over from the Mon
tana Camp and the gentleman
is registered at the Hotel Bow
man.
One night last week a bolC
thief or thieves entered the cor
raj of Mr.. Ralph McCorkle, al
his store near Calabasas, anc
hitching up the horse and buggy
deliberately drove away the out
fit without let or leave by the
owner. No clue to the villiar
has been discovered.
If you see a good, strong
steady, bright, white electri,
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. ad,
Mr.. r. L. Northecraft, agen
for the Sonoita land grant wa'
in from Patagonia yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Gossard of Ell Paso
formerly manager of the Inter
national Drug Store in Nogales
travelling now for a wholesale
drug house, was at the Nationa
Hotel yesterday.
Last week Mr.. Ernest F. Har-
mon of Washington Camp, who
had gone to Tucson for that pur-
pose, enlisted in the Engineer
Corps u. S. A., and was sent to
the rendezvous for that branch
of the army at the Preside; San
Francisco.
Advices from the Montana
Mines over in the Orc Blanco
district are to the effect that
everything in the camp is go
ing along satisfactorily, and the
work of carrying the working
shaft down to the 500-foot level
is about to begin.
If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Mr.. Harry Woods, whose ar
rival from the Rio Mayo was
noted in these columns yester-
day, has concluded to go to San
Francisco and enlist in the Ma
rine Corps or in the Aviation
Corps. He will depart tomor-
row. (
Yesterday Messrs. Morris Oler
and E. E. Noon, manager and
superintendent respectively for
the Yellow Jacket Mines Comp
any, were in from that camp,
out beyond Orc Blanco, in the
extreme northwestern corner of
the county.
Nogales is visited at this
time by Mr.. B. 2. Mccullough,
from Tucson, representing the
Equitable Life Assurance AS
sociation of the United States,
who is interviewing our people
upon the topic of providing for
The daily morning oasis., 1917-12-12

cook for a few men on a rancho
or in a mining camp. Address
Box 1854, Tucson, Arizona.
Monday evening there ar
rived from the South Mr.. Cele-
donio Corbela, who operates an
extensive cotton mill, in the
vicinity of Mazatlan. In former
years Mr.. Corbela operated the
cotton mill on the San Miguel
river, at Los Angeles, Sonora.
Yesterday afternoon the gentle
man went to Los Angeles.
Tomorrow Nogales is to be
visited by Reverend Doctor
Francis, a most eloquent divine,
who will address the public up
on "War Relief Work." giving
two lectures upon that theme,
one in the afternoon at the Me-
thodist Church, which will be a
meeting for women: the other
at evening, at the Lyric Theatre
at 7::30 o'clock P. M.
Yesterday Mr.. R. J. Coleman,
the mining engineer, whose ar
rival was noted yesterday morn
ing, went to Tucson, expecting
to return tomorrow. Mr.. Cole
man has just returned from an
extensive professional trip in
the Rio Fuerte region, the north
ern part of the state of Sinaloa.
| Mr.. w. E. Bowers, the Camille
cattleman and rancher, was at
Nogales yesterday.
If you see good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
The Nogales Electric Light &
Power Company have extended
their power house to the north.
ward, and in the additional space
there is in course of installation
a colossal, new Diesel type en-
gine, manufactured by Bush.
Seller Machine Company. The
parts for the new engine ar.
rived Sunday, and work of un.
loading and installation begar
: Monday.
Mr.. J. E. Wise has commenced
! erection of a two-story brick
building upon his Terrace Ave.
rue property, joining in the
, rear his building on Arroyo
: Boulevard occupied by the five
, ten-twenty-five cent store oil
Doctor Barr. The new struc-
ture will have a storeroom or
the ground floor, (Which will be
a basement, and the upper floor
will embrace two flats each with
three rooms and a bath.
If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Yesterday Nogales was visit
ed by Mr.. H. C. Harrison,
president and general manager
of the R. R. r. Mining & Re-
duction Company, operating the
r. R. R. mines, near Patagonia.
Mr.. Harrison reports work in
the mines and mill progressing
satisfactorily. Now there are
five concentrators in operation,
and there will be three others
installed very shortly, as they
have been ordered and are now
en- route. With that addition
to the plant the output will be
increased materially.
DR.. Ray Ferguson, surgeon
for the Duquesne Mining & Re-
duction Company, whose visit
at Nogales was noted in these
columns yesterday, informed
"The Oasis" that the camp is
very lively, and shipments of
ores and concentrates are going
forward constantly. Most of
the traffic is to Gorilla station,
on the line of the Cananea di-
vision of the Southern Pacific
of Mexico, thence to Naco, where
the shipments return to the
United States and are forward
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

n has been weeks. little book.
since / conhded anything 10 YOU.
bur somehow have not had a min
ute 20 myself
In tho hrst place there was so
much 70 be done in settling up the
Selwiu estate. After the Will had
been read the lawyer handed ME a
letter On which was the superscrip
ZION For Margaret Waveriy 10 be
oponsd after my VIII Is probated"
WIFE 40 preamble the letter.
which was evidently written while I
vas al Atlantic city. readily this
time Margic. Ely child. you viii
know what YOU have been 10 me
how much have loved YOU how
mitch trust YOU Margio. nm
very fond of Richard, but you have
always been to nae. ever since the
0rst nieht saw YOU. the daughter
would like 60 have had.
II know more about you, child.
than YOU know yourself know
your hatred OF cant your disgust OF
hypocrisy, your contempt OF coward
ice. also know many OF your
temptations. but know your hon.
esfy az purpose. your sense OF JUS
tice and human sympathy not only
With suffering but with sin
"Margie. dear, do not. beg OF
you. let this sympathy falter Re
member while IL may not be any
harder Tor men 10 resist yet they
sometimes fall because they are
tempted oftener than women. have
made YOU independent Of anyone.
Margie. dear would like 10 have
YOU keep tho old home and ! think
] will rest more quietly n can go
TO sleep with The feeling that your
children viii make the old rooms
gay and run about tho grounds
~ hive been very happy Ia this
home. Margie and very sad. You
and Richard\hdye contributed both
TO my happiness and my sorrow.
have reloiccd in your youth and
your love and care of me and have
grieved- because have felt that YOU
and Richard did not understand
each other as YOU should. In this
my child. YOU arc partly % blame.
You wanted tho stars. my dear, and
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

faintness had disappeared as my
Indignation arose. was positive
that IL had been Mrs. Lawson talk
ing, and was angry that / bad not
compelled ana acknowledgment or
her Identity.
Before this interruption I had felt
so grateful, SO meekly forgiving. so
happy that Robert had been saved
20 me Now nay heart was over
flowing with bitterness an the
thought that another shared him
with mo; that shc shared my anx.
iety. my fear, and would also share
my gratefuluess az his recovery.
In half an hour I went IN again
10 Robert. and 20 my JOY found him
calmly sleeping Tim Mulhapy laid
a finger on his lips as 7 stood look.
ing down az my husband; this time
nay spirit OF thankfulness was mixed
with indignation against that other
Woman-'whoever shc was
~ viii lie here on the couch" /
told Mr. Mulhany. as no rose 20 go.
and viii call II Robert wakes Tell
Martha please not rs disturb me IN
less the doctor returns"
I wanted 10 be alone with my hus-
band and my thoughts.
Robert had been very near death.
but had come out unhurt. save FOR
the shock and the blow on his
head, which the doctor had assured
me would soon cease 20 trouble him.
For a while I lay thinking OF many
things which troubled me. but grad.
ually ] forgot them all and fell into
a light sleep
dreamed that was running
away and that Mrs. Mulhany ran
after and caught me When she
asked me from whom Iewas running
] answered Myself"
Isn't that cowaydly Margaret
You can't run away from your
thoughts. and others need Won.
dear she replied IN her usual
sweet way.
] woke with start 10 hear Rob.
err say Margaret, and then ask
for water.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
The Confessions of a Wife
An Excuse For Wealth Is Charity.

because they arc always out or
reach yon have been content with
nothing else
~ know much OF this restIessness
has come from the fact that there
arc no children climbing into your
lap ard holding your face between
their little hands. while their dewy
halfopcr lips are pressed 20 yours.
My greatest sorrow. dear, f. that
probably win not I've 70 see hem
but know they viii come To YOU in
thc future
You know. dear child. that I
have a good many pensioners on my
income ! cid not mako any pro-
visions for them In nv viii for I
wanted 10 give Won thc joy of do
Ing for Others as / have done. En-
closed you Will frd names and de-
scripiions OF those others and their
necessities ] have always given
away one-fourth OF my personal in
come and since Mr.. selein's death
and my wants have been fewer. !
have given half The only excuse
for being rich, Margie. r. that It on
ables you 20 be charitable
"Margie. dear. when you read this
! shall be no more. hut ! want YOU
to know that my passing has been
happier in the knowledge that the
wealth which my mother left me
and OF which ] have always striven
20 give good account IS TO pass into
your capable hands
II am leaving YOU something more
precious and that Is the conscious
ness that YOU have made lonely.
childloss woman very happy in the
last years Of her life 40 one. not
even a child Of my own body. could
have been kinder 20 me than YOU
and Richard have been.
ere happy, dear. and remember
this ny last word 20 you happi-
ness Is made mp OF the simplest
things in life DC not wait for the
big things Won desire before you
are happy in The little everyday
things which come You can And
ono every day n YOU look for a.
Good hyo and God bless you. Mar.
gle. always
MARIA sELw1N"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
A Sad. sad Quarrel.
> qua rers dr'ai'ui ans way
But when friends GIsoarfe
~ De- frHfst sO1r sight

> quarrers dreadful ans wav.
But whom friends cire4ffe
~ ia indesi sorf siFni
For any enc o. rrr.
Jimmy SkUnk sal or ths fooi ~
Farmer Browns henHouse rut3ing
mis- head ana glazing ap at uhe up
Ter row ~ nests NllA eyes rcd with
anger. Of course II was dark On
The henbouse. foe t was night but
Jimmy can sec In tho dars just as
50 many other ntlc people Nho
wear flr can what Dee cav WAS
the anxious looking face az Tine
mIly Possu mstaring down 20 him.
You remember what had happened
inc Billy had Lost bis temper aud
kicked china nest-egg out OF a
nest I'm that top row Hc had lost
his temper thru disappointment
when he had found that it wasn't q
real egg. Jimmy skunk had just
happened 20 DO beneath and hat
hard china cgg had landed squaroly
on his head
you did that purposely'' snap
ped Jimmy. "N0u did mar purpose
". and you needn't toll mo you
didn't
"on NAH honor All didn't pro
tested Unc' Billy "lt was an &C
cident. just "a sho' nun accident and
Ah'm right sorry To- g."
THAT sounds very nice. but s
don't believe word OF g. You did
% purposely and YOU can't make me
believe anything else Come down
hcrc and fghh I dare you to-
Jimmy was getting mote and mora
angry every minute.
Unc' Billy began 10 grow ansry.
or course. 81 was wholly his laut
that that egg had iallen but it
wasn't his fault chat Jimmy had
happened 10 be- just beneath lie
hadn't known that Jimmy was there
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
MARRIAGE Licenses


Mvrou p Smith. 80. Detroiti Addis
Mitchell. no. same.
Henry " Abbott -. Detroit, Eliza
beth pungale. 90. same
Trrcd s Gay g. Detroit. Maryann
N~t'altcr %. same
TiHpc Wisleona. a. Detroit. Mary
Nolp. rs same.
John Entermann. e1. Toledo; Helen
SpnuHlcr. e. same.
Ernest Williams. 2G. Detroit. Yer
mlta Inphan is. pearbornl
oscar n NewstodN 81. Detroit. Ella
Peters o. game.
Horace $ lcurrlcr 2s Detroit. clara
Schmltt ~. Same.
James q Reed. 30. Detroit Mabel
Mehir 81. same.
Joseph Vaughan. 81. Detroit; Ill
liau Roe, u.s. same.
John Pimhos 2s. Detroit. Helen
Smith. q. Ohio.
Frederick whitley a. Detroit
lucille Bnhau. ~. same,
Charles O. Perkins 20. Detroit,
Margaret Huyeth. 10, same,
John NJ. Crsudcll 80. Detroit; Ruth
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

Bird o. Ohio
Robert a. Dye. No.. Akron q May
Uo4GeId. III. same.
David IT. UoIme.. 20. Detroit. Hazel
J. Madden. 20. same.
VIM. i. D0dds e3. Detroit. Mamie
rbericy BE- same
BELL % Ga To- SS'i IS. same sam
MaSellns she '2'io"s same
Jrrnf.r rrfbtran qf Dstroft. Mary
r5,, ' "a am, 'I,s''''' "a
Leon d Jenkfevyfcz "a Detroit
t-orofiro trqIfsqfnsLf "a Garnd Rap
fas
Rolue Fl ehaner. "a. Detroit. Jen-
nile 49, 81 earne
.rb+n,a- rigr5 ~ Detroit. Hean
smith 81 Nartbvflle
J.ecah -.,ft- pofroit Mary
RIRfav.ski f4 asroe
Minor q sweet q5 Detroit. Cora
b tto..b.tf.,, an same
Harlan n. rrarler eq Detroit.
/ Fise Rrgrrne 3D. annle
Harry "a Rom eO roledo. Bertha
Polffn 1R ea4ro
ROY is Duncan. 90. detroit. Ruth
| II Mills lis same
ch9rica ~ n 1,rxsor a. windsor.
Lillian 81 Howard 28 Ont.
1aioos brown an Dotrolt. Edith
Baton. a. aamo
VVulsm cta,Iop0vea IS. Detroit.
Catherine peultcr az same.
Robert "a p.rrs. 2f Detroit. Mar
| garet NarI.aa1 Ell same
norman Nrthnr 81. Detroit. Hen
rietta E zimmerman. % same
Lewis NJ xnsrk FL Detroit. Anna
| Lent ae. same
paul price. 20 Detroit. MARGARET
T.aeeor On same
Andrew tiurnic. o. Detroit. Mary
NIrfTak rs same
Geo t.rafy az detroit Bertha Rel
| bcr. 32. same
Mike pasaxtewicz - Detroit. Lucy
Mru,zfnsl<a. I'll same
clarence "a Wolfe. 60 Detroit;
! Reasricp 4 Rachel o. same
charles price 81. Detroit; Matte
| DcNiut n- jackson.
Hrraert 81 Skinner. 81 Detroit
| Elizabeth Mccain. 40 same
! Russell s Emie. g6 Detroit, Leila
/ NJ stewart %. same
| willie Miller. go. Detroit, Mary
/ Bronnor. ca. same.
/ John Peic 2O. Detroit: yeronike
/ Rzepku Is same.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
One Woman S Story
BY cARoLYn eEEcHER.

DraytonS the girl replied. respect
fully enough. bur l imagined 1 de-
tectod peculiar CLEAN in her eyes
as she turned again 10 her type
writer.
Two things were In my mind as
walked slowly along
Pearl Bailey, the handsome stem
ographcr. Was in love with Rob
ert and resented Phyllis lAwson's
intimacy with him; and he had
probably discharged Miss Perkins
because she objected 70 doing Mrs.
Lawsons work
But why was a man like Robert
interesting 90 a girl like Pearl Bal
ley2 Was IL because OF his unusual
personality, his dignity. his serious
moss? He was unlike the men Of
her own class or a sudden / knew
that as far as she was concerned
nay fears had been groundless She
would not so fear offending Robert
would not 80 dislike doing Mrs.
iawson's work II he had shown any
fondness for her.
"Hextrai Hextrai" my thoughts
were interrupted by the shriii call
Of a newsboys." Hextral all about
the train wreck"
Wreck on the c. & n. local.
Many prominent citizens injured.
Among them District Attorney
Drayton."
read no further My knees
trembled so could scarcely stand,
Robert injured perhaps killed Just
as | turned to retrace my steps J
met Tim Mulhany
They have taken him home. Mrs.
Drayton You mustn't give way. he
may need you Yes. ne is alive. -
he answered my look. and taking
my arm he turned back with me
I didn't try 10 answer but hurried
a.ong. dragging on Mr.. Mulhany's
arm 70 hurry him. was almost
running in my anxiety to reach Rob
ert
The doctor met us al the door.
~ have just left him, Mrs Dray
ton. will come back within an
hour Other poor fellows need me.
re IS unconscious. ana will be for
some time. I'm afraid.
Cold with dread 7 went in 70 my
husband lying se9still on his bed
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
Deaths


Marv A Barnett. $50 Cothurr NJ.
- Years tuberculosis II lungs Cor
don - Talmadge, - Sbechan. years.
enteritis Abraham Stapleford 2440
JNH rrSNu u, 60 wears, arferfo- sctoro-
Sis l.ccna 7 Fradefte. 22S Hubbard.
~ years. rere oro-s spinal Meningitis:
Ellen Murphy Providence hospital.
81 years carcinoma Catherine r.
GouN. 927 Warren W. so years. car
clnoma Mory Reach. 2555 w Iener-
son ~ years. exhaustion. John Norg-
c'nsk. 'h i0rmuu days. acute gas
tro-cuteritis Trank Gilmore. Detroit
Nuiclual hospital. 81 years pulmo-
nary tuberculosis. Iva kozas 20A
ClpDcrt 80 years. chronic BriEhts
disease Margaret pevliu fooa Sheri-
dan about NJ years. carcinoma. Hell
en- G"rula. 1888 SprinEw . Years.
castro enteritis Mary Ptaszek. 50
Martin about ~ years puimonarr
tuberculosis. Hazel UerrauGchar1n.
1855 Frederick wears. dirhtheria.
Pauline Gchrt 36S Maple. SIS wears
dropsy. julia linre. - Keller Z
zur Chil3rcn's Tree hospital 7
month souticeuia. Louie Howe RE-
ceivinc hospital about ~ years lo-
bar pneumonia Frank rtuche Re-
ceivirr hosrital about 20 weave. iohor
pneumonia Giuseppe GeIoso %
wears 40T Monroe gurshct wounds.
George w ENGLAND tStf lansing
~ years. u'tr8 roTurg Itntior Kath-
erinc y. York ne Belmont. 81 Years
ichar pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19
Births


ROWS
r. DrowS re Mercier H Kulk,n.
sale omlvr e-2 rwertv- thira.
d. O kurfE. rt1 Trier. 4 n0pfofait Is.
sf Pollard CEarn1ta I1fa Cecil.
y Kopp 1ofc Mcclellan rs Foley
JOSS Eo~tiawr a Rochrty. Iaffe.
Samaritan hospital Rocows ~ 4hS
Leland r Price So r.othrop. ] Lar
chvn slSi. 1888 Junction %. Kllrger.
1872 Rrfdwlr }F Noef TfT VIII
lams Knoerr. l01 Preston r. O..
Howe 7s2 Lincoln. @ Nevin 1919
McKinley r. Wroblewskl nos 7.
Campau IS p Foreman. 400 cam
nrOnt - Berger 81 cleveland =.
Nelson 500 r. Perry y. Rcrxcvftz.
2r0 Dolmar. j. =. Jordan. 227 CAL
Crvuzc1vnsi1. 1882 Dubois 7 pioez
500 Ferudalo. 7 Corsi 0f1 Brndy r
Uuliuski 32t Palmer r.. y Manzo.
2a7 Chene p Kroska 11a Thirty
weinsteir 100 Brewstcr. a. katz s7f
Rtvard. r Zian 20 LYMAN - Brur'-
NETT 752 Iawrd9io ~ g.. Allan SO
Tourteonfh $ John. fsf Woodhrld Ce
= \ Perry So Mary hospital: r.
rital: @ norafedo ego Monroe NJ
t'fchreii o7R rlnneift IT. Radrla-
monte QS Trir1buU + CaromaEno.
9cf Lafayette r.
GIRLS
p LaskovsM 500 Hancock E r.
,. HoF. lfI whitney Il Avery s2S
Parker Kocinssi so Lockwood
=. Iunctto. a0s ST. Aubiu W. Har-
rIson. ga Montana +. IA Rue. lllf
FaFtInvr, ~. schiller. $50 Hurlbut.
Vs. Peabody 1873 Huribut; a
happier 1H- twentieth a. przgat-
lIow sisit $40 breckenridge g WoR-
nor. 1-a ST. Jean $50 JurFe iaviezzus.
Bgs Twenty -thi~d p o. RouSh, 100
swain W. spava. it3 lockwood
The Detroit times., 1917-06-19

Chapter CNll.
In spite OF my declaration that ]
needed no change. WAS languid
aud easily tired Ny sleep was
sull broken
AS ! passed Roberts ONCE one
afternoon after a shopping expedt
ton. thought / would run in and
rest FOR "a moment had nothing
in particular TO say 20 him. and
rather hoped be would be out i
had developed a now timidity, al
most an embarrassment when with
him since that terrible scene with
Harper.
Az 1 opened the door Tho pretty
blond stcnographer looked up in "A
peculiar manner. and when spoke
10 her she was seemingly relieved.
altho embarrassed
You are surprised To see me" ]
said 20 put her az ease. 81 don't
wonder do not come often"
'Yes-no- IT wasn't that I
thought II was Mrs Lawson ." she
blurted ont, then added hastily.
MI. Drayton is away He went to
Lawrence this morning. but viii be
back this afternoon
"Oh, you expected Mrs Lawson,
did you2" 7 asked. ignoring. scarce
" hearing, what she had said about
Robert
"No-not exactly But she comes
in often, and when ! saw woman
Thought for moment II was she "
replied the girl, her awkwardness
increasing
And You are glad It wasn't" l
declared smilinely Like nash
came the thought that this girl also
disliked Phyllis lawson. perhaps
she. too. WAS Jealous OF her. Well
would use her 10 satisfy myself
concerning Roberts infatuation-as
I called IN TO myself
"Whv- -" she stammered
Never mind. my dear ! re
turned convinced by her manner
that was right II myself do not
care much for her Then blushed
furiously that would take such
means TO by upon Robert
"You see. Mrs Drayton she both
ers me with my work no girl OK
planned 81 viii be getting alczE
nicely with what ! am doing, ard
she wifi come IL with story she
wants done az once. and she makes
me waste an hour or two putting IL
ln shape for her OF course. Mr..
Drayton tells me 10 do it,
"But YOU have plenty or time. do
yoe mott You are not Obliged to
neglect any Of Mr. Drayton's work
on her account / queried, 10 lead
her On
ooh NO it isn't that have
time enough. but / dislike her kind
of work. it upsets me-" Then. AS
did nor reply she continued. II hope
vow WON'T tell Mr.. Drayton com
planned. didn't mean 10. but I
gues the work has got on my
nerves He might not like II II he
knew talked Of Office matters,
'even 20 you
! knew very well that Robert
would not Ike It.. and while TO
assured her. ] smiled 90 think that
! WAS as anxious as she could pos
ably boz that he should know moth
lug OF our conversation had al
ready been too friendly and sim
ply said as loft the Office
u must ran along now You need
nor worry Mr. Drayton by telling
him Of my call ! haven't been very
well. and be might think IL was be
cause ~ that came On. and worry
IL shall not mention n, Mrs