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NEN YORK IIyE: STOCk M%EkET

-N!.N NOEN. October .l.--Beevcs Steady;
steers , o." u loss: bulls s.o0Gr $50: cows,
.;v "a 1000 CaiySs irregular: vcais. 1900 n
LOO; cuns. i9.0om iS.,a Erassers. 1904 80 /:
warnings, 40 80: Westerns. s.15GiI SO.
Sncep ard lambs weak: sheep. $50 q 10. -: :
900 {, l.so ''
HOGS lower: New r,ii and Pcnnsylvar.a
hogs, .0GvlS.5s' rcuShs. 1875,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

III IN,HGp. Uctoher .l.--HoEs: Receipts,
100 head: narNe: roGtly 10 20 IS cents
lower than Saturdays average: eStr.mc...
un,! on packing grades: butchers. 1T.loulT.Sg:
!iEht ittSt 80: backing. l5.25 q 1919: rough
li.oTi S.2': pigs. good to choice. 1875 II Is. %
OF OF beet ana butcher cattle strong TO higher:
" %e steauE; 'uality Door: calves steady;
sheer: t:ec eipts. 3n.C4c: .necp strong 20
higher: lambs uneven!y higher: some In
between killers fully 30 cents higher than
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COTTON MAnKErs

Sl'W YORK October :i.--!>! early decline
e,at% rallies as ,,ae Hrs, reporrs OF the
; Ter no.. reached The ring The general
y:ributed chiefly 10 laiidaiion by buyers Of
. iste las, week. There had been ncrsisien,.
though yaEne, rurnors that Important po!it!-
81 dfvelopne IT. We're likely over sunday.
.nattered buying on the expectation that
"GSa Sans wh S1 ,h hs
scr. WAS In evidence OVER Sunday. however.
hg msThst s @S"r soa some id j.
points under Saturdays closing figures. oc-
cary 10 zss5 before The ena OF The .rst hour.
There wa selling for Liverpool anu South
At nc lower leve', and the marise; became
Wal, traders evidently waiting for the iexi
vi the German note. The irst rcnorts CON
rHet'cd 10 revive optimism over reacc pros
rS s amS ,ne:g WA M So[e 81 10 sna n ray
,As low level OF the morning There was
.ay-r;"in to wheth-r ,he German COM
.,.nn icati9n would bring the war much
e''a ,r. Snd p5 nee e",se OF asa!n
: ae.roo. and scattered Southern selling.
YORK; October el.-rcr, movcm-nt-
id4linE. 80 bales; EXPORTS. 1876 bairs;
.,-,rnr! Sests bales Minor port.-stock u.
2 go, export $50 haies: stoca. l.ia5.oi!
y ro,ai .or w-s. - ~ oor;s-Hcceints, 50, Al
j'@i"s: exports. is.a.l BALE
Total f2. s+%ton- Eecepts i.sii'a sa,es:
NEW ORLEANS, October Il Tension Over
.nterra'ionsi pci.tics had a DEPRESSING ef
stnou' nal: cent pound under MudAr-
etc but genera! seil!nE In the early hours
i q "a appointment over the failure OF tho OK
pected note fror GtTnany 10 appear over
.Sundsy resulted Ia lower level. aud later
The, roelnG that The ro;e would be uniav-
K .orable KEEP: The hcll!rI going. Opening at
me decline. the acNNe months. los, g TO 80
points IN tn" morning session. but recovered
about 2, points in the early afternoon. chiefly
on prom; "a hi0r operations by early sellers.
TOWARD i1r enc ohoTings increased again
aEd the close was at net loss Of u 10 a
points. FSvors bic crop reports from scy
( eral state. IN tho Southern haIt OF the belt
and the feeling that the continued warm
lyeathtr would materially increase the yind.
were Dearish Influences around the n!ldGl a
Of tn. day. Bear.sh prtd ctions were Mat
The weekly reports would he :hc mos, fay-
d orabis for some wsehs White these -croTt-
'caused some comment the trade had Iittie
time for anything but international pol!tics.
AZ! y Wa generally considered that ,h.
q sam edlate future Of The market would be
governed b. what came from C;.urany
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NAVAL SToglcs

SAVANNAH. GA, October .i.--7urpcn;ine
n hI, ~. sales :: casks: rceeipts. l3+ casks
cnipIne nts. caSks: stocis. 3j.35S cashs
Rosn firm: sales. lC5 barrels: receipts. $50
barrels.
Qu9te: L. r and Z. n.25: /. 1880: 6, 1ts.:
u. H.H J. 40: *. i,eo: ". I5.,0: y. 1875 /:
VIC, 1910: WV. i5Co
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chicago GRAIN M.RErr

= ,'Hi,.NTt Octoter -I.--i.orn uric-- NrOa.
nAarpi3 today under selling prcsSure. due
20 bvsrsh versions Of the Gcrina, reply to
President WILSON, note. Tnccr;a!ntJ. nov
ever. al 70 thu real meaning OF Rho Berlin
. answer rslHeG the MARIE; 10 &. considerable
extent. The finish ~as unsettled. Ire To
&C net lower. With November o5i. 20 o.,
.tld December I.lsi. to 1.la-. oats closeJ 80
70 50 down. and provisions varying from ~.
lie" me Ia &c advance
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NEN YORK. OctoeT IL Raw sugar steady;
es G iuEni. -: the Eranula;ed &c.
tos IS, lsc. "
Eutter unsettled cheese steady.
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ON Inc CnrL Niurket.

NEW YORK. October 2i.--Peacc stocks on
the curb In general were in good demand 4,
further advances in priceg The oil grour
FOUND most favor. nearly all tho oil pro-
duciiE stocks making good advances. = nd
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BOND LIST

A;"er'ean Writing Paper Js.............. IS
Hngio-french Ss Observation-Disclosures. 80.
-hpantic Coaat Line lst i5................ Saiy
&C LII. and \. col. 4s......- .......... ,6,s
y. g. L.. conv. ts tBaltinorc) ........ IS
ines. and OHIO COW Observation-Disclosures. 7si.
me-. ana tlhio COW Observation-Disclosures. S5i.
i'iESstt and Myers Tobacco 1s............ ito
i.osil'slo loDacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
SleTcaht;Ie Marine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1921
Seaboard Air Line ref. 4s.................. G.
Scabeard AIT Line adj. .s................. IS
;spu.h.eIn ,At.MaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
southern hallway Observation-Disclosures. y3i.
.. Registered g. 1880 (bidl ............ asL
:. :: tcIlstcreG Az. l'95 teid ........... I1Ci'
I. = L,pertS loan Observation-Disclosures. 80. 50
T. >. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. 97.3i
- ;. ihoerN loan 10 i.S.................. ?1.3S
=. =: Steei ;. ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
& Brown Bros. Ctfs. (w. Na)........ 20
Na.-tar. Chemical Co observation-disclosures. ~;
NA. car. chemical Co. cow. Gs lh.Ll . g :.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sllcs.

l.:G3 AdyanSc-Iumeley. prd.
log .>lis- Chalmers pfd.
LOO -tlaska Gold.
Amer, Beet Sugar. com .
, 1000 American Can.
american Can. pfd.
i.SoC Amer, Car and Foun.
3Ue AMERICAN Cotton Oil.
1 1"9 Nm A HIDE and Lea. com -.
200 american Linsccd Oil.
2,iVp american Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd
900 american SmeIting.
Lieu Amer. steel Fouu.
900 american Sugar.
200 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
100 Amer. Tobacco, com
go Am. Writing Paper. pfd
w american zine. -. 4.
l1,yor Anhconda Copper.
900 AtchiSon
100 atlantic Coast Line
;, ian y: =; Il. of CT: tBaito.y e.
1900 Eethlenem Steel. b.
100 Beth. Steel. Sc pfd.
$500 BALDWIN, Locomotives.
i94 QUITE, Copper and Zinc.
l,So0 Canadian Pacific.
i,S9e California Petroleum
:. SUI central Leather, com.
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
loo Chicago Great Western
"gg Chi. Great West. pfd
1900 ch!., Mil. and st. Paul.
300 Chi. 4. !. and T.. com
LOO CHI, u. !. and T.. Sc pr
a0v Chi, Il. !; and r.. 80 pr.
500 Cruciblc Steel Cor. com
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
.'299oo Gorn Products. com. -.
3,?vg DiStillers
LOO Dome Mines.
1000 Erie. LIST ND.
.o0 General Electric.
700 Goodrich. com.
! I'22oo4o Great Northern. pfd.
J t.SV0 Great North. Ore Gifts.
900 Interboro-Cons.. COM.
.'0 0o Iisriration copper.
Saa'GG9o99 INT. Mer. Mar. com. -.
'.loo Int. Paper. com.
4oo Int. Pap.r. pr. Istampedj
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
MY ,.nnn.

NM NNF'JDso.
Ne" YORK. October "i--Drv goods mar
kets today opened very quiet for the we.,
p"rted with sales light. Buriaps ruled uulc,
WV. Eoots Wore hrin. with sales liEht.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

BUTLER.-Died at John MArshall Elmer
gcncy Hospital oionday: C'ctobcr u: lsls.
= ntuTttiI52R. 'eloeA' FREDDIE L'S"oop
T. NJ At his home aga Stockton Street.
South Richmond. burial Will be in Maury
Cemetery.
Put UP his work and empty chair.
Fold up the garments he used to wear:
Tic down the curtains and close the door.
lie viii need the garments and light no
by his brother.
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for the year
Moto. stocks were again strong
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale, Ouofniinns

MARKET Quotations From Actual Sales.
tBy Woodson- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond, Va }
L. :. Food Administration License No. @ oaI4o
Richmond. Va, October -. 1915.
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PURELY PERSONAL.

THIS is to notif; tho putic that | will
not he responsible FOR any debts made by
any ono other than myself
THOMAS; W. WALTON
tI North Davis lyenue
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Ft services oT ys sK
cid. MA d,ed pSidsy, q noon II his hSa,e;
81 Masi MAJ" aatsr sEit ., sps
,.h nnusnz we're e9ndHste lisa satpFdaH az
S IL Sss ss SSsfHsg Wsst
H. Ind RI %sS
IemriSs. OF AROMA. Va; i've brotheTs. John.
Grfi,h d This e'y and IeS SnsYH and
handeinh. with American revolutionary
Essstsss one 'sS@ Us !. i s. fSns
iaa' nsve f' cam b b %Iies. asn
F\g NJ ), F;;, a. $40 II 81 MGndsy FL
S3y aansasr 81 q opin sH s,rss S
teg dissK x af sEsEs " oAkw0od
iiAKr.-niea: Monhay evening at The home
onea @;a p-f:ns HeF S s H ns"s t &!
ca I'll s 2n .eHsn,h 4H sres rs BESIDE
"a a SaTye assers clark k
a"a a M,s, Ns s. ,.a5. OF tnis city survive
Loo n t.I.i,-Disd. a. t,,his daughter,s resi-
na a Non oe tsT JOS RI >Gs' L6 6tTs
p.5 sns oe,os ssfv Is At the grave wEDSrs-
g"c On td Seven nss ROD q MS rSS
lie lssyos y m ,UG Their loss vile and one
"a ~ At Sis, Gfsse 'as9 sS Mon
&c ), Scu,n s'%GS% wa res, beah resulted 9n
IRON, pneumonia. rour sisters and iouI
rea %ry Misses hS ar sS sna 1 are HT
mn nr,,' tE.yn!nond: anI Mrs. Frank iay!or.
uu.nroM: 81 .;.eninoin: Eddie Gulhrow. OF
H1" Win Inc faa Ilmy Gu"
a@tcai from the home "a South Adams
rEn.>,NG. Died. a, his nome ZOOS Boz
pt'Si,sr -; ISIS, GEokGt VI. rEI;8 sr!"S
,nrss sn,.ren: ,iryine. Ruth and ca,herine:
sing: TWO bro,ners and Two sisters. EoDeri
an an, l.u!hsr Mrs. WIN" STANLEY and AIRS.
n rSassnSs his parents :oSs 5S1sc - AVE- sss
,sy{ an4 lS@e'i in 0s ssS ,l 'os,sE
s sLsl i EI1:s u SIslIyrs9 soeE TITS
WIS @ INC Ifs ssls3 s.s =
Us i. u.Dt:n George D <. Snewb S,aSM I1
81 one 1 lssE q A MRS. age sns Is
,ittS..r: Two sons. Charles W. and " ciiforI
L. and ma M hyo S,fsr H. NE Walae 1sr'e
pay" ostobS SrT!ssI at y in' homo on Ives
.I.ol!lwood Cemoierv W. '"'eF"en' IN
,ao2s N1 MEs sds S68 4siYO sMs ppi
- Warsay Va peai4es her n"h SusbSn nIrT ss
EasSss NSrsh sia sa,.a sa l Mfs
, sTHn ssr,1S S XIX sansf nl
s%tk: il" Of f Rissosa Clifford and sraS
Hurled In Warsaw. Va. October 20.
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SOo1 NEW YORK. October 2l.--NcrcantiIc pa
IN Ser. 9. Sterling siHty:day bills. S4.72: COM
:" M gciai sixty day bills on banks. sL7@is
mand. $40 7-l5: cables. SASS Mexican
bee dollars ia. Government bonds irregular:
railroad bonds strong. Call money strong:
ilIluE u.
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Nt 1nenut bn, Tork Lien above draft age
Knirht 1925 Wes Mulberry Street, BsitI-
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The Message
of the
United States Fuel
Administration

we arc asking that all con
sumcrs of coal provide sufficient
insulation for exposed hot sur
faces. and we feel that it is the
duty of every one 10 see that
this request is carried out to
the fullest possible extent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-22

JASiT0Is wanted, $3.50 q. day WIN y.
yice st The John Marshall High School
tHhitr for Patriotic service and the fuiniiine
%! "a clNic duty is here. Apply a. hospital
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Lodges AND SOCIETIES.


q 'ilcd Commit nlv., lion of Ii..rEvo
~ :, Union Lode 81. i&";. y. i. \ /
I1,s II %%rth IwsG!y. nfth street
-, tVSESDAfD EVENING At 3:ay
y cioc!: 10 pay - iaEt sad tribute of respect
to our late brother. Harry H. GALL! Meu,.
pcrS Oh SIStcT lodges ANA transient brethren
are invited to 10. present.
BY order or tho Wornhiprui Master
jos. :. WILSON.
SECRETARY.
w. HEADQUARTERS Ei.hmond Com
~ InanuerS. NJ. :. knights 'r.mpl;,r.
~ EtchE"n!: va. October -. 1915.
sir NniSrt s.---Diy -aS /" til" ruling ar
The health authorities. the stated
I-onCaTc 81 ;Et CoiuII:tHu"rN Will h,
held Ga TUESDAY. "a instant
~ order -! thu Commander
w W. WILLIAMS
Recorder.
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LOST ANn I.DINn.


BkOUC E--tost. between r,rk Aye,ur.
EiGhmonI. and Lee Hal. circle brooch
of diamonds and teI, Given to owner as
snonsor OF United States navy vessel
Finder return lol3 PARK Avenue and receive
reward.
HORSE AND BUGif-Stuicn from Henry
. Burks. 81! North Eighth street. Friday
october Is. bay colt with spot in forehead
hitchrd TO buggy with red running gear
Finder please notify above. Ecward
III Lost. platinum ring. Is small d!a :
inondS, one largcc,. size. mewherc be-
tween 1890 block Nest Grace or at tho
powder plant Seven Pines Reward If
Under VIII notify boulevard 1888
500 REWARD.
STOLEN, Hudson sup.rsix. model II, paint
ed biac wooden Wheels. Silvertown cord
tires, dent on top OF righ; front tender.
also on lower edge OF same: den, In body
just over tail lighl back off right folding
seat. License No. tlG2,-N e.: motor No. S2ii:
car No. slls. stolen from ,i33 South BouIe.
ward. September No. Notify &. r.. Daniel.
or Chief OF Police. ChaIlotte. y. O.
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RESOLUTIONS or nES,.,:,gr

lIiALL.- ZEn,.rel Into eternal res; We.ines-
,r 9nS Oet1Giir r.; at y IL: at her hons
D nGm h A All LII -, aSSd tor;S,ene Years ei.yen
Mr. GccrEe Hall. formerly Of Richmond and
Hanover. by whom she Is survived She also
icaNcS seven children 10 mourn their loss
II los, iiemtr. Laura. Allie, ,:rnc. i;y-
Her funeral took plac, Friday -, T. NJ
" Salem thuiSh. Hanover County. where
suc Was lilaffisti anu WAS attended Dy rSii.
uves aud friends FROM Hiciinc,d .-nd Han
V'vr- me ,Hctsi tributes El.ay ;,nG
HTS r.n'iiiuii In hSr I9!.i. unoStcnts,iuus lille
Christian wife and mother ''ijicssr,I :, r."
the pure III heart. For ti.s' shalt sec God. -
t,hcrished in memory ever.
Nfh q love" which death cannot sever
VIII dear Mary ever l.,
; nni ". hop. IN that glad morrow.
Freed from all pain and sorrow,
"" meet IN eternity.
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row Eil.-- Entered into iif. eternal al the
r'siHtnSS o. his parents. 200: Grove Ave-
HHr. AZ ?:So, !. NJ. uc,ober y. EOS iEI;
sNlEDERS beloved son Joseph fos, et
.nI Edna saunders lowell in tho twenty
,n!rd year et ms age.
nj fV r!si At sra.c IL Hollywood THIS
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FEE.>tNG. Died: at his homo. 939s Bov-
cry street. at " CLOCK 4JoIiay morning
! nc'ontr -. lsis., GEORGE N. PEiikING
l.. tne thirty -siAth year oi has age. "a. Is
mrs g.. snil.ren Irving Ruth and catherine;
sing: TWO bro.ncrs and two aisters l;ubcr;
anu Luther, AIRS Willie Stanley and AIRS
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DEATHS.
FUNERAL DIRE11,,,,S

l.. SUTHERLAND 1. SONS
RI NERAL Directors. iu5 West Main Street
4, iii r9i - NiEhts and sunday. Ran
fiiab f--rsdt?..t '''auD EuucrnI Dircctur nd
Embaincr. Soa L. Main. Mae. i3I Ran bSS3
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10Y anted. stout hoy learn pooh bind
ing ,rah" \ my NiichelI Hotchktea
40 \ - Wanted boys sixteen YEAR, and
over to Work IN Sottlinr shop. Apply a.
one. Inc Beaufont COMPANY. Harrison and
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us..cal from the home. "a South Adams
SircC,. MlD% ESD.Ai. October -. 4. :
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
The Daily Morning Oasis
Nogales, Arizona, Aug. A, 1918
Bank Cashier Convicted of En-
bezZling $4,000 from
Institution.

Johnson Blair, the benk cash
Ter of the Title & Trust Co. was
convicted on circumstancial evil
dence and sentenced to a five
year term at Sing Sing.
To the general public the ira
gedy and condemnation of John
son Blair was only one of thou
sands of news items to be read
and forgotten the instant the
eye struck another headline
To his olyal and loving wife,
Martha, it was a crushing ira
gedy. To Johnson Blair it was
an overwhelming and unmerit-
ed doom.
Hundreds of men have been
sent to prison, innocent of the
crime for which they have been
convicted. In the darkness of
their cells have expiated in
tears and agony the crimes of
another. Such was the fate
that overlook johnson Blair.
But his wife, Martha, believ-
ed in him. She believed in his
innocence. She had Faith!
She had strength that comes
from prayer! She took up the
search for the man that was
guilty. She proved her hus'
bands innocence.
Triangles moving and thrill
ing play of wronged innocence
'fFThe Lonely Woman" which
will be shown at the Nogales
Theatre Monday, August 5, por-
trays the lonely. heart-break-
ing. struggle of Johnson Blair's
wife which ultimately resulted
in victory.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
). GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING
Bids Invited by NOgales School
Board for Construction of
a New Edifice to Replace
the one Burned Down.

Bids will be received for con-
struction of an eight-r0om
school building to be erected on
the lot recently occupied by the
Grammar School building in
Nogales, Arizona; and said
bids will be opened by the school
board, at the High School build
ing, on Monday, August 9Th,
1918, at 8 o'clock p. m.
The building is to be complet-
ed according to plans and speci-
fications on or before the first
Monday in September, 1918.
Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office of the
Clerk of the board.
The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Board of School Trustees,
.8:3-2t By T. J. Wylie, Clerk
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
u. S.Civil Service Examinations

The local civil service exami-
ners have handed to The Oasis
for publication a number OF an
nouncemente. which are h; IN
punched in 10 enc:
An examina!',n for Pores t
and Field Gle K TO be he't- 1T IN
early date. tpplicaton blanks
and further Information may 'e
obtained from Capt. c. L Beat
ty, local .ecr t.ary of thu board
of civil examiners.
Examination ON August II,
1918, for a "clerk of exper-
fence" in the post office Of No
gales, Arizona, salary $1,000 to
$1,000. For application blanks
apply at post office.
August II, an examination
for first grade (male) clerk IN
the post office at Nogales, Arl-
coma. For blanks and particu-
lars apply at the post office.
August "a, an examination
for position of clerk in the No
gales post office.
Applicants must be citizens
If the u. S. between the ages OF
10 and As years, physically
sound and healthy, height moi
less than 5 feet. a inches, bare
footed, and weigh not less thaf
125 pounds without hat o.
overcoat.
For application blanks anf
further information apply to
CHAS. L. BEATTY,
Local Secretary,
poord of u. S. Civil Service Ely
aminers, Nogales, Arizona
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For Supervisor.

The undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as a candidate
for member of the Board of Su-
pervisors of Santa Cruz county,
from the Patagonia district, sub
ject to the action of the demo-
cratic party, in the primary cleo.
ton, to be held September 10,
OSCAR F. ASHBURN.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
Political Announcement.

l hereby announce myself a
lndidate for the nomination for
tle office of Secretary of State,
E Inject to the action of the DEM
{ cratic party in the primaries to
| e held September 10, 1918.
{ rs FRANCES w. MUNDS.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04

WANTED-A man to wash
automobile. Ford Garage.
FOR SALE-Good stock
ranch, improved, four miles
northwest from Huachuca Sid
ing, Arizona. Owner, J. NJ.
Gordon, Box 62, Fort Huachu.
ca, Arizona. 8:4-3t
.WANTED-Used cars to sell
on commission. See Mr.. Dolson
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For Supervisor.

The undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as candidate
for the office of supervisor of
Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
from the Patagonia district,
subject to the action of the
Democratic party, in the Pri-
mary election, to be held Sep
TENDER 10, 1918.
C. L. NORTHCRAFT.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For Supervisor.

The undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as a candidate
for the office of supervisor of
Santa Cruz county, Arizona,
subject to the action of the
Democratic Party in the Pri-
mary election, to be held Sep
TENDER 10.
JAMES FINLEY,
Camille, July IL, 1918.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned. present in
cumbent, hereby announces that
he will be a candidate for renom
ination for the office of Sheriff
of Santa Cruz County. Arizona,
on the Democratic Ticket, at the
primary election. September 10th.
1918.
Nogales, July Sd, 1918
r. K. EARHART
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For School Superintendent

The undersigned hereby an
nounces her candidacy for School
Superintendent of Santa Cruz
County, subject to nomination on
the Democratic tickets at the pri
mary election to be held Septem-
Der 10th. 1918.
JOSEPHINE A. SAXON.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For Superior Judge.

The undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as a candidate
for Superior Judge of Santa
Cruz county, Arizona, subject to
nomination by the Democratic
electors in the Primary election
to be held September 10th.
w. A. O'Connor.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04
For State Senator.

The undersigned hereby an
hounceS himself as a candidate
for the nomination for State
Senator from Santa Cruz coun-
ty, Arizona, upon the Demo
ratio ticket, at the primary cleo
ion next fall.
THOMAS P. THOMPSON.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-04

LOST: Passport in name OF
Richard Zellner Jr. Return to
Bowman Hotel and receive re-
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