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The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Nothing Strange About 1t

1t was the general remark on
the streets yesterday that there
had been a dearth of visitors
from the ranches, farms and
mines in the business district.
Some thought it was fear of be-
ing exposed to the influenza
epidemic, though there is no in
fluenza in the city. The most
reasonable solution Of the prob
lem is that they do not care to
be exposed" to the Liberty
Loan drive. So far as that is
concerned the canvassing COM
mittees state that there are a
good many town people who are
not as easy to be found as be-
fore the drive started. They
too, are doubtless wary about
being exposed" to the drive.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

of Santa Cruz do as we'll as we
who have had the hardest row
to hoe during the war, and we
will raise our prorata without
the least difficulty, a little pa
tliotism and q little sacrifice
will accomplish the result. Our
boys are offering their lives
why not let us give freely to
the last cent if necessary for the
great cause Of Human Liberty
Even my poor Mexican laborerS
are patriotic, they are giving
more in proportion to their
wealth than any other people in
the whole of Santa Cruz county.
we are not property owners
what we give is from the hare
earned dollars that we grub out
by the days labor. Come across
folks let's all help win the wal
according to our wealth.
Yours for peace,
A SECTION FOREMAN
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Pistol TOter Fined.

Enrique Montijo was in JUS
tice court yesterday upon &
charge of pistol toting and was
not only separated from five
bucks, good coin of the realm,
but lost his artillery, the same
being declared forfeited to the
county as a companion penalty
to the fine of five dollars.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Chinese Take Bonds.


The Liberty Loan committee
has fixed $5,25O as the amount
to be subscribed by local Chi
nese to the Fourth Liberty loan
issue. The Chinese are well
satisfied with the allotment
and state that their subscrip-
tions will go beyond that figure.
In former issues the local Chi
nese merchants we're liberal
subscribers-especially those
who understood the workings OF
the loan proposition.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

A GYPSY FORTUNE
TELLER'S,TRICK
Occult Science Gets a Red Rom.
any Princess in Police
Court.

A Mexican woman with d
girth of bust, waist and hip
that would make Governor Hunt
look like a patient in fashion
able boarding house in compa-
rison, breathlessly rushed into
police headquarters yesterday
afternoon and regaled bunch
of well groomed cops with Al
tale of robbery that startled the
desk officer out of his after
noon siesta. She said she had
been robbed, or flim-flammed
out of thirty-five dollars and
two bits by the gypsy fortune
teller on Morley evenue.
The woman said she went in
to the gypsy room of mystery"
to have her fortune told and
paid the gypsy woman two bits.
Before starting to reveal the
past and future the gypsy ask
ed if she had money about her
the gods Of fortune not caring
to reveal to persons having the
root of evil on their persons
She had fifteen dollars and
turned it over to the gypsy who
rolled the bills with bread
crumbs in handkerchief unit
reduced to pulp as displayed in
the deft hands of the woman OF
knowledge and mystery. The
latter then told the woman that
if she would borrow S15 more
and buy four yards of red silk,
J turning it all over, all the
money would be returned to-
gether with the revelation of a
glorious future. This was done.
and then, said the complainant,
the gypsy claimed the whole
cheese" 1t was at this stage
that Chief loves "finest on
earth" were called in.
Officers Saxon and Woods be-
ing the only members OF the
force who speak Romany, Arab
ic and Hindustanese fluently,
were dispatched after the
thrifty fortune teller. Soon all
were in police court and there
ensued a jangle of tongues that
has not been equaled since the
contractor was forced to shut
| down work on the Tower OF
Babel. Police Judge Under
wood helped out with a trial at
several languages, including a
considerable quantity of the
blue grass dialect, while Chiet
Lowe here and there interspers-
ed few choice specimens of the
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
YANKS CAPTURE IMPORTANT POINTS
Take Grande Pre- at Apex Of ArgO1Ie
Forest Salient; Cross River and Capture
La MaSarde Farm

WASHINGTON, Oct 16For the first time IN Fourth LID
v Loan Drive the sales reported day exceeding three
hundred millions Todays three hundred and fifteen mil
lion bringing the $S269O015OO Daily requirements to
mt the loan over the top the three days in excess OF nine
hundred millions Can America do it she can says the treas
uy department To the people to the impending crisis Sec
arv McAdoo has issued strong appeal Navy day today say
men of the sea doubling their subscriptions which already
amount to twenty-five million "Watch the navy McAdoo
slogan.
Even interned prisoners at Fort Ogethorpe G
asked noission and were permitted invest Liberty Bonds
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
BLOODY RIOTS IN BOHEMIA
Hun Trooos Rushed to Prague; Critical
Situation in Turkey; Premier Tewfik
PaSha Resigns

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 16-Whle practically all reports from
Berlin up this cabling treated here with the utmost caution
until either the Naen wireless Wolff Agency sends out
thing official dispatches telling of widespread
volt fully credited. All Bohemia is reported in state Of
siege result of bloody riots In Turkey too the situation is
reported Tew resigned premier and is
ceeded by ze Pasha German troops reported rushed
to Pison Prague keep order The entire ammunition out
put tied up Meanwhile Baron Bian the Austrian foreign
minister bending all efforts bring about peace reports
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
LIBERTY LOAN SHOWS UP BETTER
Must Reach Nine Hundred Million Each
Dav: Interned German Prisoners
Subscribe

LONDON 16-Begian cavalry late today reported
thin half mile of Thiet 10 2 miles southeast IhorOut which
was ouanked definitely captured Courtra is expected to
fall onentary British in the suburbs OF Lille Ih
on the direct railway to Ghent, II miles to the east
French troops advancing between the Reton and TIE
Aisn rivers and have taken village of Acy Romance the war
office announces Progress continued and the French are now
less than mile from Rethel the big railway junction. their I'M
mediate objective.
The Belgians progressed two miles today.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Married Women May Teach

Married women may be en-
ployed in the schools of Arizona
according to an opinion render
ed by Attorney General Wiley
E. Jones, to the state council Of
defense.
In some of the states the en-
ployment of married teachers
is prohibited. Owing to the
shortage of teachers, a move
melt is on foot to repeal such
laws as the country needs the
services of women in the work
to which they have been train
ed.
Attorney General Jones
states that we have no law
touching upon the subject
therefore, married women may
be employed in our schools upor
the same terms and conditions
as if they were single.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Registered at the MOntezuma

F. w. Lerchan, F. A. Bull, w.
H. Kollman, Thomas E. Waters,
C. E. Somers and wife, Los An
geles; E. A. Tays, Navajoa; c..
r. Hart, Hermosillo; A. Ellison,
Denver; R. P. Graham, Tucson !;
D. A. Richardson and wife,
Douglas.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
patois of West Texas.

patois of West Texas.
When all had got through the
Judge decided that the gypsy
woman was not dealing a squar-
game and that the complaining
witnesses was endeavoring to
separate the fortune teller
from fifteen dollars.
The fortune teller was made
to return the fifteen dollars
which failed to grind to pulp
with the bread crumbs and that
ended all the excitement.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

A Rousing Ripple Of Patriotism
on the Lower Santa Cruz

Editor Oasis:
LET not your right hand
know what your left hand
doeth" is scriptural injunc-
tion, but as most everybody is
engaged in footing their horns
these strenuous days, I must be
permitted to indulge in a few
harmless toots from Calabasas.
So l submit the following items
Of interest for the consideration
of the readers Of the Oasis, to-
morrow morning.
The Fourth Liberty Loan
amount taken as follows:
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

the night over according the word Berlin
WASHINGTON Oct 16.-Al eyes here turned to Ger
any where dispatches from there President Will
decision been made public caused tremendous
temen Today is full of wild ruors but in their wake
neutral information of character which indicates
of supreme Importance may be expected moenary from
both Germany and Austria.
Austria the people reported at loss to understand the
residents silence toward the Austrian plea for peace
While different periods throughout the day it report
Germany had cepuaaed and the Kaiser had abdcated Of
had nothing to substanate these accounts is not def
ey that the presidents decision its form has
made public to the German people Anything may be
oected Germany it said significant feature OF the
lays news official dispatch that the convocaon of the
ecstag today had been indefinitely postponed % the
ter reports Germany told of preparations for
command to take the steps to increase the
strength the army and place position better resist the
enemy.
dispatch late today stated that Emperor Charles
ad accepted resignation of Count Hussarek the Austrian
premier appointed Count Silva Talonka to form new
cabinet.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
ASQuith Addresses The Liberty Club

LONDON Oct 16."The is not yet over but the enemy
esistance broken said EPremer Asqth addressing
the Liberia Club today he purposes for which entered the
war will attained unless bndy throw them Pres
dent Wilson's left Germany oophoe Of There
intention of huang destroying the German people, the
main objective is to destroy Prussianism"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Huns 0utrun the Infantry

WITH AMERICAN ARMY ON MEUSE, Oct 16.-Ihe
Americans today captured Grand Pre- situated at the OF the
Ar0onne salient The fought desperately IN de-
tense of the town. The Yankees crossed the Are TO e
cast of Grand Pres capturing Musade Farm in the center OF
their advance Progress continues satisfactorily despite bad
weather.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

II you see q good, strong,
steady, Eright. white electric
light, It In ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
BRITISH IN THE SUBURBS OF LILLE
Fall of Contrai Expected; French Nearing
RetheI a Big Railway Junction

AT FLANDERS FRONT, Oct 16.-The German retreat from
the Belgian appears to have begun The allied troops adj
vanced 12 miles, retiring last the allied nfan
try lost contact at some points
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17
Tremendous Excitement in Germany Over
Presidents Decision; Austria to Have
New Cabinet; Events Of Supreme
Importance Expected from Germany

LONDON, BULLETIN, Oct i6-T6e official press bureau
ate tonight officially announced the reports to the effect that
Germany had capituated unfounded.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

Total Calabasas Section 81, ,450
Let every man in the county
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-17

AMSTERDAM, Oct 16.-Gemany has drafted her reply to
President Wilson's message and will transmit to Washington
before the night ove according the last word from Berlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14
REvELEE CASE
BEFORE Jury

7. o. lievelle Seattle dry squad
member. was placed on trial before
Judge Ronald Thurndny morning on
a charge Of petty larceny instead Of
the original charge ~ grand larceny
Motion for dimularnl. introduced i'm.
modlately following the opening Of
court. WAS denied.
Eeyello IL charged with the theft
Of t35 IN gambling raid made at
an INTERPLAY hotel last December
Judge Ronald held that there was
nothing 10 indicate that more than
$50 was involved ana while denying
tho motion for dismissal. held the
plaintiff for petty larceny.
NJ o. Arbogant. Hevrlie'H fellow
officer. testified In behalf Of the de.
PENDANT that he was In the police
party and that no money WAS taken
nt the time OF the raid. Admitting
that Rcvellc was alone In the room
1T the gambling house, ArbogaHt
stated that the gamblers upset the
table, Hpilling the money on the
floor
That all Of that money waH re.
trieved by the gamblers. with the *.
ception Of 80 cents. Is the contention
Of the defense. That amount WIS
turned Ia at headquarters by the dc.
PENDANT
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Sam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

Stall q. fsesh sKss ssr sos current
iriiF. itr y iaFFv can CeFnhfinn mix
20 with ! y. sec coffee F~d RsAi Gro
refY. Annex. Ne fancy onions. ~. -
NE potatoes stc n Hlue nihbau tea
see 2 rhws Quaker corn flnkre. rsc. 2
HHrka salt Zee. HtonHs. J ~ tApfan .
tee. eaft z cans peas corn nf Tomatoes.
stei 2 The Lima beans. s6Ci sts jar pore
honey. sse. stall -. harrington Halt
cuffra. 1&e tar stall -. zoe - sack
flEe potatoes 81 IS. Eiiatt fiah 60
fresh herring. ms i&r ntaii H. hut
fHrrup oieamafEarine. 1se 70, Ne Csc
isoep stall bars Lanax. Sc. liars fine
hhnI rmku. tr
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Public Markets


Hialt ~. b ibu sugar. G5e. stall ~
pure natural milh Toe az stall 1881
pksa cluster raiHinE. sos. Flake white
afu ~ fish haiiH 3 cans zee. stall ~
J Be- eau pork aud beans, Toe, rhirh foot
fa ~ stall bH iha Hoft shell vel
nuts. Csc. Cascade soap. 3 bars 2s6. Wnil
co. seeded MuHrat falainH. Toe ~ cnffesl
gtu M his doc Htnil 1897 potato
rauaaHe. lsn ~ carned beef. soc NJ
stall ge. whole cod fish. gHr each Hmelts
Mu a5r. HtHtt &c, sweet oranges. zar
dag lemons 10 far ZOE, onions lbs
&C. Htait los. iloirtetn ffsnh ehurnsd
butter. sen Ms tita. stall 1914.
makers co9oa, sso ~ best local eggs
$50 dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14
EMNATI0N CASE
FOR BRIDGE APPROACH

Condemnation Of land for the mp.
proaches Of the Tenth ave. n. T..
bridge Will be started IN superior
court March ~.
II rs planned by Councilman X. H.
Thomson TO pay for this land by 10
cal assessment on the properties
most benefited. md not out Of the
general fund. as the approaches 10
The Bnllnrd bridge were paid Tor.
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GERMAN INTERNED AS
CLEVER ENEMY AGENT

SAN FRASCfgCO. March IT,
Federal authorities today believed
that thru the internmcnt Of Henry
Murqunrdt, German. highly re.
sourceful subject ~ the kaiser has
been placed where he can do no
harm.
Marquardt 81. registered here for
tho draft az a Swedish subject, and
then. the officials ray, he showed
the Swedish consul here his regis
tration card, and. on the strength Of
II. secured passport, after which
he attempted 10 join the coast guard
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

Hfaiis Tt. tursr cured eofusd hesf
l21r - pct roast ife y shoulder flt
steak go - Sell sf. rHtah@gaa. rs
see spinach TO- % Htau 100 fancy
ahiusa tlesu4 itft aaFk irs afy
aniona. ite fancy Hpltsrnherw appias
81 GO Stall los. Fuhrsutssd sErs Maii
10, : ras heed riss. sses - ne ChHl
bran# str E.N rnn " D. n coffee
81 So 2 rkEs corn fiaksH. isc. stall
tts. { tRrs a~ifts Pride snzp. Sc. ite
can Pea. zee tomatoes. tee can. Ba
.restirss taisins. gsnt Stall rs affi-
thokes. Ibr. for $50 rev eabhsKn
greens. : fns itc Mtk sfAu. fntik. lee
ct. huttsfmIik. lee Tni,
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stalls 81 as, rsh cakes tsc n Fast.
efu oysters SOC ~ 7sc a. opened
elams lbe pt sait.t Sbife salmon. ] Ga
~. stall ~ Joan - Ara kidney beans.
tri tuna fsh. regular i1f. a.. t0c pkg
prepared mustard. fs regular aae salad
mayaffnhise. soc Stall 80. faturd beef
100 ~ club sausage. iTisr NJ Stall
i6A. apples 81 end no onions. E ita
tQc lemons. soc dos stall J ?. oranges >
FOR Csc. ssvdirsa grape fruit. ? fuf eie.
bananas 9ar doE
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Rtrii ~. fresh haiibut. ase - fresh
ctiHnHk salmon, SOC ~ skinned FoirH. :
lhs sts ling cod. ne 1sc3 red SNAP.
per ms sec. Stalls SIS. hamburger
ami sausage, lku No. niFioln steak 80
n bone atrah .fc ~ home rendered
lard. 2 ns b5e stalls 1875. taxes
matches. ttri cereal coffee. Qc ~ 6
Ws rice. ste aaft sheil wslnuts zfe ~
i1rhthuusr cleanser. &c can. 10. n, sack
barley Neur. SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

MAJ. Luther -. wishard, personal
representative Of President Wilson.
will tell OF the things he saw In
France. at the First Presbyterian
church Friday night. Mai Wishard
also will speak before the Seattle
Red Cross chapter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

The Women'a Commercial club
has invited al newly elected city Of.
ficlals to attend banquet at the
Masonic club rooms. In the Arcade
building. at $40 on the evening OF
March %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

Anderrnn'H washing powder bride
SO pas Naftha soar. a. bar toilet IA
per. foiia 9ae peaches and pears. al
jar. asc. Htaii -. any trsnd milk. o. ss
emss beet ranch eggs &c dnH stain e.
veal chops. sae ~. tsoFk chops. STE ~
stall 2 Faifw soap. ZEE bar Royal baA
ing powder. 80 ms 81 bft Dandy eeeoat
Sos. can lie. reH aeviisd meat. zoe
csn. stall 20, bread. &c loaf. cup CAKES
81 ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

Bracket placed upon the stand All
II the men caught In the hotel raid.
They testified that HeVelle pocketed
the money upon the card table. The
ease viii 80 to the jury late Thurs
aav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

itelp Yourself Grocery. : n can Sock Z.
csc salmon. Sic 3 ns Aihsrs rolled
cats. asei Del Monte asparagus tips. str,
Del Monte spinach. cans sse Column
huH tomatoes. cans Csc. Hahth clara
French prunsH. , he Sc. Crystal white
~ f.spox soap. Sc .ec pkg crackers. 2su.
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THEATRES


IAtAts " M
The Palace Hip has bill Of seven
acts. opening Thursday. First among
the features ln "Pitroff the Great. -
famous mystery master. who ea-
canea from handouts. padiocks.
chains. trunks and strait Jackets.
Gray aud Graham. IN The New
Musical Hell Boy" have a comedy
skit They play all kinds OF brass
musical instruments
Ives and Fhrnsworth are harmony
singers
Stan and May Laurel. In "Raff1eA.
the Dentist" have singing. dancing
and pantoinime comedy.
knorr and Reiia have comedy
sketch. Between lis Two
Frank Wilson and Hazel Van have
o program ~ singing and instrumen.
tai music on violin and piano. with
comedy.
Arthur Davids. ''The Man on the
Wire" presents combination jug
Cling and slack wire Offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14

Prince Napoleon. 20 inches high.
20 years old and weight not much
more than 90 pounds. created fun
for the Rrownups and delight for the
children "Wednesday. when he open
cd AS the headllner of the new
vaudeville bill at the orpheum the.
atrc.
Napoleon sings. dances and spins
yarns.
As treat for the children. House
Manager Jay Haas announced that
he would stick Napoleon in his
poke; Saturday afternoon and ear
~ him out front for reception.
John and Nellie Oims do some
good magic. The AnhlerH arc com.
edlana. singers and takers. Gay and
Gilroae have fun art. The Birzago
Trio play piano. aocordions and
guitars.
The added attraction IL Charles
Edenberry. Bat Nelson's old spar.
ring partner. In an athletic exhihi.
ton
Violet Palmer stars I'm photopiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14
A LITTLE FARM IN DAVIES ALDER PARK

man a the
he car
enjoys and the Injuries Of
arm In DAVIES ALDER PARK l.
lotsspace enough for bungalow with
a potatoes and vegetables
The land lH hlgh level
la
a To @
boulevard leads town. and city
= available and no city taxes TO harnsH you
the ahpyardH and
About ak little farms sold last
Is Aud the price or little farm in
DAVIES ALDER = $4,000 Name terms
until O'Clock and Sunday morning
10 Il.
plNNEY & STREET
gss THIRD AVE. CORNER COLUMBIA
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II You want reliable watch. 20
to Haynes. Next to Liberty Theatre
ADV.
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SUES ron $50 600

To repay her for suffering and
pain. Elizabeth EnrHtrand has sued
Evelyn Jeanette Niiron and Mildred
Nilsson for $40 600 The suffering 70.
suited when an elevator IN m apart
ment house. 1921 Third ave. In
which she was riding fell 80 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-14
PlNNEY & STREET
.ss THIRD AVE. CORNER COLUMBIA
I9-Citv Real Estate Tor Sal,

GROOM COTTAGE LAUNDRY TRAYS,
basement corner iot toHio9 Improve
nents in. except raVinH -ath ave
owner leaving city. ii.ieos cash $500.
balance terms
Email .roors cottage an damdY lot.
aoxtus fruit trees. berries woad
house chicken house ttth n near
paved street. only siaee tzeo cash.
balance terms
EDWARD cOSNoR 100. white Kids
NEW a.nooM MODERN W'NuAtnw
near car and school Softh EHd Price
o. een on terms
GREEN. 1910 AmisFican BANK tiiT
ron aAI.E ROOM HEMt+ MppEttN,
sexps Hronna. ts.tae. tttt0 cash.
n tks. star
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DIRECTORY
ERII:

CLASSIFIED nrafNEag DtREC-
TONY. containing names. addresses
and phone numbers II prominent firms
ana individuals w practically OIL lines
Will be furnished yen free az Tho Star
business office Nouit find u very
convenient book 20 have IN your home.
7sll Of The Star building. 1907 9th ave.
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iiA-AuroMonlilrs FOR SALE

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ith--AuTOMoniLEs FOR SALE
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