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The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04

During II months the army hospit-
ais increased from to SO In number
and from 5000 to 5S,400 beds; 10000
more beds are being added.
More than 10000 acres Of land In
this country has been planted with
castor-bean plants to produce Oil for
aircraft.
American troops permanently took
over part of the firing line as an
American sector In January, 1918.
The navy now has in it's possession
a stock of supplies sufficient for aver
age requirements for one year.
Our 14-inch guns weigh nearly 81
tons and are over So feet long, cost
ing $11S,00O.
Our 35,000-ton cruiser, capable Of
35 knots. will be the fastest in the
world.
Production Of 10000 new automo-
bile trucks is in progress for the
army.
Chinese peanuts are usually hand
sorted by women after being sifted.
The United States grows more than
100000 bushels Of peanuts year.
The annual pay of the army now
exceeds $500,0000O0.
The navy ration in 1917 cost $O.4SS
as against $0.376S4 In 1915.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04

LOST: Pair eyeglasses IN
case. Kindly return to office Of
War Trade Board and receive
reward. 5-3, ct
NOGALES BUSINESS COL
LEGE-Morley Avenue, over 0.
K. barber shop. Spanish. En-
:Iish, bookkeeping and short.
land. 6 to 9 D. IN. adv.
LIVE man wanted to establish
ocal agency for writing Acct
dent and Health Insurance.
Write State Office, Tucson, No.
Schrader Bldg, or see Guy
1mpey Wednesday, Hotel Bow
nan, IL to IL or A to 5. 2-27tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04
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
.ratic ticket, at the primary cleo
ion next fall.
TIOIFAS P. THOMPSON.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04
10000 00OeOO 100 ;.
10 Lot al and Personal g
10 Q o @ 9 O o OOt0 o o Q o Q o 9

Yesterday Captain J. c. Mac
kay was in from the Santa Cruz.
Yesterday Town Clerk w. H.
Smith went to Tombstone on
business.
Yesterday Mr.. E. B. Sorrels
was in from his ranch on the
Santa Cruz river.
Yesterday Mr.. Arturo Cubil.
las of the Sonora and Sinaloa
Commercial company went tc
Los Angeles on business. He
will return next week.
Yesterday Frank j. Duffy
ESQ.,, went to Tombstone to at
tend to some legal matters be-
for the Superior Court of Co.
lchiSe county.
Ernesto Herrera, accused OF
smuggling, was lodged in the
county Jail yesterday. He will
be arraigned before U. S. Com
missioner w. A. O'Connor some
time today.
The meeting of Stephen D.
Little Garrison, Army & Navy
Union, due to be held yesterday
evening, was postponed unit
next Friday evening, May 10, tC
lpermit the members to attend
the Chautauuua entertainment
Major and Mrs. F. r. Putnam
of Sonoita were in Nogales yes
lterday. They report that recent
showers have assisted agricul-
tural operations greatly, and
never has there been so good
an outlook for big crops as now
George B. Marsh, Inc, has
taken the agency for the Slower
gasoline engine, and will supply
all sizes of that standard power
producer. Besides that, the same
enterprising corporation has
taken the agency for Ringolite
electric light burners, and many
varieties of electric appliances
Senator Harry j. Karns is ir
receipt of a handsome French
briar root pipe, sent him from
France by Master Signal Elec.
trician Roy A. Clarke, of the
489th Aero Construction Squad.
ron, who before going to the
war was foreman in Harms
Brothers shop.
Yesterday Mr.. C. Lou Stevens
was in from Patagonia. Mr.
Stevens has returned but recent
ly from Stroud, Okla, where he
was summoned a couple of weeks
ago by the death of his father.
Mr.. George Stevens, who had
visited Santa Cruz county, a
guest of his son and daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Henderson.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04
Have For Sale Cheap.

HANFC IVI OttAC OALGeEPs
2 Vim Trucks.
1 Four Cylinder Touring Car.
1 Ford Town Car.
These cars all have first class
tires and are in fine shape. Rea-
on for selling, going out Of busi-
ness.
adv. If. Phone 157W.
FOWLER JITNEY co.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-04

If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
e. ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
Senator Hoke Smith Leads Attack.

During the debate yesterday after
noon Senate Hoke Smith OF Georgia
democrat, led the attack on the admin
istration measure, declaring that while
there is no lack of confidence in Presi-
dent Wilson. he should not be given
authority to disturb the Interstate Com
merce Commission, Federal Reserve
Board, Federal Trade Commission or
other agencies of the civil establish
ment. He said he favored giving the
President more power over the military
establishment than tho bill provides
but by specific designation by Con-
RreSS.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
CONVENTION PAvES
WAY TO ADJUST
IRISH QUESTION
Continued from First Page.)

not had the smallest effect In easing tne
way to conscription in Ireland, accord
ing to special dispatches from Dublin.
The unionists will not sit quiet and al
low the bill to be rushed through, and
the nationalists are more concerned IN
the defeat of CONSUMPTION than In OBJ
tanning home rule. In consequence the
situation as regards home rule at pres
ent is that nobody wants 1t.
Advocates a Bargain.
Meanwhile. the Irish Times, which In
the past clamored for conscription and
Wednesday indorsed the resolution OF
Ulster unionists in parliament accepting
it, yesterday invited John Dillon TO
make bargain with the government
The Irish Times suggests that IN the SIN
weeks before the machinery Tor con-
scription can be in working order the
nationalists should undertake to raise
seven divisions by voluntary recruiting
"a result which, it says, should per-
suade the government to abstain from
enforcing conscription.
w. F. OConnor, high sheriff for the
city Of Cork. has requested that he be
relieved Of his duties as protest
against conscription. John Dooley, Irish
party candidate for parliament in North
Kings county. at the request of his
supporters, has decided as a protest
against conscription not to contest the
seat against the Sim Feil candidate.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
PORTUGAL MINISTER Ill.
Vicomte d'Alte Operated on for
Stomach Trouble Here.

vicomte dAIte. minister from Portugal.
who was operated upon Tuesday for
stomach trouble. was reported as resting
comfortably at Emergency Hospital today.
Hospital physicians reported his condition
to be as well as can be expected consider.
ing the seriousness Of the operation.
The operation was performed by Mai
James F. Mitchell. Medical Reserve Corps,
U. S. A. Z.
vicomte d'Alte has been the representa-
tive of Portugal in Washington since 1902,
Evening star., 1918-04-12
$4,000 FOR IRISH PARTY.
Sent to Nationalists Following Sub.
scription Taken in Frisco,

SAN FRANCISCO. April 12-Tsn
thousand dollars, the FIRST installmsnt
Of money raised IN San Francisco for
the benefit Of the irish nationalist
party by T. P. o'Connor. a member Of,
the British parliament, was sent today
by him to John Dillon, leader Of the
party.
Evening star., 1918-04-12

practice in italy or France. but thA.
amount of work in London must - !.
very much larger than in Paris OF
Rome.
Mr.. Dillon said his Information was
that all news about the Irish situatioA
was being cut out. Sir George replied
that he did not know about that. but I
he had given no general instructions !
regarding messages affecting the Irish
question, and no other minister would
give instructions to the press bureau. :
Evening star., 1918-04-12
Tchftcherin Protests
Germany's Seizure
of Yuriev University

MOSCOW, Wednesday, April 1o-M.
rossttchartn, tho Bolshsvik foreign min
lister, has protested to Berlin against
turnins the University Of Yuriev prov
incs. Idvonia, into German instituticat
declaring that 50 Important . measure
OF the peoples Will. In the minister's
opinion the question will not be decided
by the temporary political authorities
Evening star., 1918-04-12
OVER|NAN IS FIRM
ON FORM Of BILL
Announces He Will Reject All
Amendments Proposed by
Opponents.

Issues in the Senate contest over
granting authority to the President in
the Overman- bill to reorganize gov
ernment departments for war purposes
were firmly fixed today. when Senator
Overman Of North Carolina. in charge
of the measure declared he would in
sist upon its passage without amend
ment.
After a conference with Postmaster
General Burleson, who often speaks
for the administration, Senator Over
man said he had rejected amendments
proposed by the bills opponents for
specific exemption of certain govern
ment bureaus. The opposition had been
insistent particularly on exemption OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
the Federal Reserve Board and the
Federal Trade Commission.
Senate debate on the measure was
continued today.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
Russian HeIsingfors'
Fleet, 200 in All,
Has Escaped Germans

PETRoGRAD. April 1.-THE Russian
dset at Helsingfors. aggregatinE 800
vessels. apparently has escaped from
the menace Of capture by the Germans.
The drst squadron. composed Of battle
ships and cruisers. has arrived safely at
Kronstadt, the naval base Of Petrograd.
pedo boats and submarines, is reported
OF Kronstadt, and the third. made up Of
transports and vessels Of older types, Il
expected to reach Kronstadt tonight.
Evening star., 1918-04-12

culture. declared in the Prussian upper
house on Tuesday. according to the
Berliner Tageblatt.
This statement 10 Interpreted by the
Tageblatt as meaning that a very large
section Of Polish territory must be
added to Prussia. It comments very
strongly on the political consequences
of such annexations. (which would
drive the Poles politically Into the arms
of Russia and create in the east for the
Germans permanent breeding center
Of political unrest. producing an ire
denta in our eastern provinces and a
perpetual Polish danger"
Evening star., 1918-04-12

Mr.. Dillon is said to have sent him
message advising him to abandon the
contest.
BY order of the military authorities
the Belfast Evening Telegram was sus-
pended yesterday, owing to the publi-
cation in Tuesdays edition of a report
regarding the decisions Of the Irish
convention, which has been prohibited
in advance Of official publication.
Evening star., 1918-04-12
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Evening star., 1918-04-12
Senator Lewis Champions Bill.


championing the bill, Senator Lewis
| of Illinois, democratic whip, declared
| Congress should give the President any
| powers he deems necessary successfully
| to prosecute the war.
/ ANY who are against any measure
! that the President demands as neces-
sary to win the war" he said, are
against the President" He added that
| the people want the war won and will
| be impatient with technical objections
| to legislation which the President re-
| CARDS essential.
| In running debate with opponents of
! the bill as it is now drafted, Senator
| Lewis said he believed the President
| now has authority to make changes in
| government departments without legis
lation but that the President has often
| been criticised for exercising alleged
dictatorial or illegal powers during the
| war. and that such criticism should be
avoided by giving him the specific
statutory authority he desires.
Cannot Win War by Cursing Kaiser.
You cannot win this war by cursing
the kaiser" said Mr.. Lewis, nor can
we defeat Germany by praising Will
son. We must do things, not only say
| them.
This measure is to give opportunity
for the President to Immediately
and replace it with economic and eff
fective instruments. This country has
too many Official boards, leaving the
country to feel that it has too many
| official boarders"
He asked the country to contemplate
americas self-imposed soul trans
| formation"
She reversed the currents Of her life
prodigal in indulgence to every desire
and reveled in every extravaganza In
| day she became the meek convert to
economy aad the obedient disciple of
limited to fhe confederation Of her own
republic. republic ahe became the anxious
guardian Of the needs OF the world.
| From cttixenshiD that concerned itself
| her own states she expanded as con-
| servator and defender Of the rights Of
man in every land.
From rom a nation whose only object
4 Was selI-preservation' she transformed
Into mother Of Justice to man: guar
dian OF liberty to nations, then resolved
ner existence into pledge to all civil
ia i1ation Tor the rights of the weak and
President Still in Command.
Senator Lewis reminded the Senate
| that woodrow Wilson will be President
Tor another three years. Nothing but
& death can prevent that" he added. "and
God G,1 Is good to America. President
take responsibility and will not allow
any agency to deprive him Of the
necessity to win this fight. warn
nor for personal advantage Of any man.
Will the opponents of unlimited author.
| ity to the commander-in-chief be per
mitted by the people to succeed"
Senator Ashurst of Arizona. demo-
crat, pleaded that no aid or comfort be
given to the enemy by shackling the
| American commander in chief
Had Gen. Foch and Marshal Joffre /"
Senator Ashurst said. >'bee hampered
| by red tape. by orders from a war coun-
| Gil or by voluble Congress, they
would not have won the victory of the
Marne. which was to civilization as Inn
portant as was the victory Of Charles
the Hammer when he rolled back the
surging tide Of the Moslem at Tours"
Evening star., 1918-04-12
Action in Commons.

The debate on the man-power bill in
the house of commons yesterday CEN
tered largely around a discussion of
requests by Mr.. Dillon and others for
more time in which to consider the
measure. The government eventually
consented to permit the house. con-
trary to custom, to sit on both Friday
and Saturday, so as to add two days to
the time for discussion. The bill then
entered committee. and an amendment
substituting forty-eight years for
ffty-one as the age limit was defeated
by vote of 262 to 152.
Is Irish News Cut oRp
LONDON. April 11.-Replying to a
question in the house of commons by
John Dillon, nationalist, regarding the
alleged refusal of the press bureau TO
give the correspondents of American
newspapers information as to whether
their messages had been stopped or
altered. Sir George Cave, the home
secretary, said that these messages
were sometimes censored or stopped for
sufficient reasons, but were never al
tered.
Information was constantly given
American correspondents regarding
their messages, the home secretary
added, but the immense number of
messages which passed through the
bureau rendered it impossible to keep
a complete record or to answer every
inquiry. He was not aware of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
GUBEaNATORIAl BEE is
BuzZiNG ABOUT ROBERTS

PHOENIX, Feb. S-Senator c. NJ.
Roberts does not always mean what
he says. but when he says he is a
candidate for the democratic nomin-
alton for governor he means it, and
he AYERS further that he means to
get it. He thinks that when the
other boys who think they are aim
ing at that prize have lucid inter
walls they will leave the field 10 him.
The argument offered by Mr.. Rob
erts in behalf of himself is some
thing like this. The state is a
piece of machinery, delicate and
complex, consisting of many parts.
The man who knows most about it
can operate it the more skillfully.
Said Mr.. Roberts: Every since the
organization of the state ! have been
assisting in building it up. have
been al work on it more nearly con-
tinuously than any other man; |
know every part of it and what it
is for. ] have helped put it in
place. / think ! am more con-
versant with the machinery than
anybody else in Arizona"
Moreover, said Mr. Roberts, his
personal experience fits him better
than that Of any other man to rep
present all classes and industries
in the state. He has been and is
yet to some extent, a farmer. He
has been a miner. a wage earning
miner. and a mine manager. He
has been a cowboy and a cattleman.
He has been a banker and is yet in
terested in a bank.
He understands that Judge Fred
Suffer Of his county. will also be
for the nomination, but
in the opinion Of Mr. Roberts, he Is
making a mistake along with all
the other young aspirants for the
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
NEW DRAFT REGU-
LATioNs HERE
Continued from Page u


mia, appendicitis. gall-bladder dis
ease. or for some abdominal injury
providing there is no large hernia
in the scar
Accept all registrants who have
not lost either thumb or the in
dex finger on the right hand. or two
fingers on one hand.
Accept all registrants with vari.
cose veins when not associated with
oedema and leg ulcer
Accept registrants who have three
serviceable natural masticating teeth
above and three below opposing and
three serviceable natural incisors
above and three below opposing The
registrant shall have a minimum of
six masticating teeth and a minimum
of six incisor teeth.
Teeth restored by crowns or dunn
mics attached to fixed bridge work
when well-placed shall be considered
as serviceable natural teeth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
ARIZONA MANGANESE
PRODUCTION IMPORTANT

The way that Arizona has re.
sponded to the call for manganese
ore has been remarkable. In 1914
no manganese was shipped from
the state of Arizona. while at the
present time the following are ship.
pers OF ore:
Buckingham and Wright, Globe.
Bunker Hill Mines Co. phelps
Dodge Corporation. Tombstone).
Burmister and Bunker. Mayer.
Calumet and Arizona Mining Co,
Warren.
F. A. Chamberlain. Florence.
Copper Queen Consolidated Min.
ing Co, phelps Dodge Corporation,
Bisbee.
j Gilbin. Wickenburg.
Thomas Higgins. Bisbee.
Jameson and Ba-:ey. Globe
Manganese Development Co. (Gir.
and and Craig.) Phoenix.
Jack Marden. Head Hotel. Pres.
colt.
Noble Electric Steel Co. 995 Mar
ket street, San Francisco. Califor.
mia. tAlso from California;
shattuck Arizona Copper Co. Bis.
bee.
Superior and Globe Copper Co,
Globe.
Wheeler Property. Wickenburg. q.
B. Grand. Phoenix
Woods, Huddardt and Gum. San
Francisco. California.
Arizona has become a considera-
BILE factor in manganese production
and during the past year F. l.. Jones.
Mineral Technologist of the United
States Bureau Of Mines has made a
considerably detailed study OF the
manganese deposits of the state
which will shortly be published as
a bulletin Of the Federal Bureau.
There are without doubt many
deposits Of manganese which are
available for shipping. for the man.
ganese market has lowered so that
areas less than forty per cent are
acceptable
The State Bureau of Mines will be
pleased TO furnish to any prospec-
tive shippers Of manganese lists of
purchasers of manganese ores and
the quality of ores which are accept
able
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
NEW COUNTY
FOOD ADMINISTRATOR

PHOENIX. Feb. s-Robert Rae OF
Douglas has accepted the position
of county food administrator for
Cochise county and will assume his
duties at once. Clothed with the
full authority Of the United States
government Mr. Rae will be respon-
sible for the rigid enforcement of
the food control act in Cochise
county and OF the various rules and
regulations governing eating plares.
bakeries. mills and dealers Any
violations or complaints should be
taken up with him direct.
A county food administrator has
been named for every county in the
state. this being in line with the new
poliry Of the food administration to
make the work more effective and to
extend the membership as represent
ed in signers to the home pledge
card.
I'VE are certainly gratified in Sc
curing the services of Mr. Rae for
this highly important voluntary ser
vice" said Timothy A. Riordan. fed
eral food administrator for Arizona
las a leader in the home card cam
paign he has done signal service in
the cause and is ably fitted to take
up the difficult tasks which have been
placed upon his shoulders. trust
that his work will be accorded the
hearty support that il deserves"
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
MiN!nG COMPANIES WILL
HAVE WAR GARDENS

GLOBE. Feb Following the pro-
nounced success of the Inspiration
war gardens OF last year. the Old Do
minion and the Miami Copper com
pany announced Tuesday that they.
too. would maintain war gardens in
1918. The Old Dominion will cul-
tivate six acres for a starter and
the Miami Copper IL acres. while
the Inspiration has added to its farm
territory and will branch out in it.
second year with 60 acres planted to
war garden purpose According to
Superintendent ]. II. Sandige. of the
Inspiration gardens, a tremendous
interest has been taken already by
residents of both Globe and Miami.
all employees of the various compan-
les who own or rent places with
small lots having signified their in
tention OF using them Tor garden
purposes A caterpillar tractor,
drawing several plows. is already
being operated on the Inspiration
site, breaking up the ground in prep
aration for the spring planting to
be done about the last of the month
Sandige says the land will be plant
ed to potatoes for the first crop and
after that the various vegetables and
corn
The Inspiration war gardens are
situated between here and Miami
and are the largest in the world.
They have been advertised in song.
story and movies. The Inspiration
turned over the ground to a select
ed number Of employees. chosen in
the order of their years Of service
with the company. Sandige was
hired to instruct them and each
man who had a plot took care OF it
himself, received his seed and agri-
cultural implements free from the
company and whatever he obtained
from the land he kept himself. The
success that attended their efforts
showed last fall when the planters
had too much foodstuffs for their
own use and opened a cooperative
store, where they gave the public
the benefit Of fresh vegetables at re-
duced prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
RYAN WIRES IN
HIS RESIGNATION

BISBEE. Feb. S.-As soon as Di-
vision Engineer J. c. Ryan. also
County Engineer learned of the ap-
pointment yesterday of b. NJ At
wood as state engineer, he wired that
official his resignation and beat him
to II. in other words because Ryan
had fired Atwood from the work
over the Divide a few years ago on
account OF incapacity and he knew
would request his resignation. The
resignation of Ryan leaves a place
open for someone else. maybe There
is another phase of the case that is
liable to cause further friction. For
the past year the county prisoners
that have been working on the state
highway under the direction OF En-
gineer Ryan as a state official with
the consent of the board of super
yisors but now that Ryan has re-
signed there promises TO be cur
tailment of the privilege
Yesterday as soon as Vance John.
son. chairman of the board OF su-
peryisors. learned of the appoint
ment of Atwood and the steps that
Ryan had taken. sent the following
telegram to the new State Engineer
b NJ. Atwood:
Il have been notified today that J.
C. Ryan. has rendered you his res
ignation as division engineer for Co
chise county II same is accepted
By you the board OF Supervisors Of
Cochise county will insist that coun-
~ prisoners at present working on
state highway be under the direction
OF the county engineer in the fu-
ture. Signed
VANCE NJ. JOHNSON.
Chairman Board OF Supervisors.
Cochise county
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-02-10
v. OF A. FINDS GIlA
MONSTERS FOR MOVIE CO.

The University OF Arizona is call.
ed upon TO perform all kinds Of ser.
vice and the public does not know
what 1t Is prepared to do until ii
calls. Only recently the Hogan.
Douglas Fairbanks Company wired
from Hollywood wanting to know II
the university could supply them
with two live ella mosters, and
shortly picture showing the smile
of Douglas Fairbanks will also show
two University Of Arizona ella mon
sters.