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4TH ITIHNNIHV I'm HFHIT I|IT1
AGENTS. 81 TO $40 a DAY. EASY.
go light weight. fast selling. pop
tglar priced necessities. food
flavorF, perfumes. anapa. toilet
Preparations. etc gents OUTFIT
free write fofay-quich- now.
American Products CO. t5t Amer
lean Bldg. Cincinnati o
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NOt CAN
Have home Of your own. close in.
good garden. , car lines. high and
grade schools within I blocks,
Lots $500 and up-TERMS
Herbert $. Upper. iii Leary bldg
GOOD S-ROOM HOUSE. y 39TH ST.
near Lake Union; good view; liV-
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
breakfast room. I large bedrooms;
pantry. bathroom. large lot. $500 {,
$500 cash. balance $50 per month,
including interest owner no
30th ave. Phone Beacon 1871
Is ROOM HOUSE AND LOT.
strictly modern. free from debt. In
business district OF salem Oregon.
win trade for land or acreage Ad
dress j. Van Weel, 902 Pleasant
Ave. Bremcrtun. Wash.
WE HAVE \ SMALL. Lot or 3, I
and h-room bungalows for sale at
bargain prices, on easy terms
Come and see M at FhuntleroN
station. on FauntioroN car line, or
2iG lioaton block.
FAtf NTLERON THE CHOICE Wa
tor front home addition Of seattle.
For prices and terms, see John
Adams, Fauntloroy station or 2i6
Boston block
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ACREAGE
EXCEPTIONALLY SAFE
INNrT-CsTNf INIT
LANDS FOR SALE
IN WY nnI.N.sr.N-

LANDS FOR SALE
IN LEWIS COUNTY
Two l0-acre tracts. houses. harns(
good road; close in; nice for IN
families To locate close together
40 acres. part cleared: good hons,
harm running water; close IN
hogs and cows
26 2-S acres. half cleared; house
barn; running water: some benNe
dam; and II head OF cattle.
improved farms, large and small i
LoEEed-off lands on easy terms
For prices and other informatiar)
call on or address
T., +. COULSON
NapaVine. Wash.
I ACRE ROOMS III
$1,000
Al hdmonds. near boulevard. wisil
excellent bus service. we have MI
acre, with fruit. berries. good so'
and 4-room house. for 81 200. about
$500 cash, balance easy. Come M
sunday to kingsbury's place M
Edmouds or cali
HuRWELL 4 MoRFoRp
MAIN SS's- 5t5 Colman Bldg.
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Another three.roon cottage. VIM
kitchen 80 xlg. living room lZxi7s,
big bedroom. two large closets exs
ira large bathroom. complete.
Price. only $4,000. balance 5000.
per month. including interest
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\ COUNTRY HOME

\ COUNTRY HOME
ono acre garden land. all cleared.
with small new house. outside
20 city; handy 10 interurban Price
5000. $500 cash
ANSEN a SEXTON
1910 First Ave Elliott 53tG
WE WILL SELL YOU 5000 FEET
90 lumber Tor $50 cash and lot
5ONl20. nothing down and SIS per
month BE building little home
while the strike is ON. and get
away from high rents.
A. s. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
it0i Fourth Ave. Phone Elliott t326.
Wonderful view on North Queen
Anne. 5-room cottage. with
sleeping porch WIN sell furni-
ture also.
This is q bargain, and can be bought
on easy terms
n T. NELSON 60.
a21 Scnhoard Bldg.
GET THIS
one acre. all cleared. good family
orchard. i-roum plastcrcd house:
bath electric lights. very coy
bungalow. 80 minutes from post
office; easy terms. \ genuine bar
gain.
PUBLIC REALTY BUREAU
2tO Liberty Bldg OPP Postofficc.
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Nf.ESMES--LARGE NEW YORK
wholesale house. choice any ~ tho
following to carry az side line
rhifdrcu's dfesses muslin under
wear, leather goods. ribbons. Jew
eIry, she'll goods handkerchief.
knit goods. gloves. bathing APP
paret. drug sundrtea. Infants wear.
infanta' caps State territory COW
cred. experience Wholesale. t32
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GERstN MANUFACTURERS 90
.8t4-gg fIfth Ave Phone Main lfs
THE TRUCK THAT'S BUILT
rs SEATTLE
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT


1880 buys nice. modern
iittir house. cement base
Wrut. hnt Hif heat. glass
lntloHed sun porch 8 Dot
10000 ~ "a ts-fuot alley.
two blocks from street car
has "a nice view This Boz
one 90 our good buys
Main 1884,
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
MAYNARD DID NOT.
WIN FIRST PLACE
IN CROSS COUNTRY.
AER0PLANE RACE.
Omitted Press Se1vice)

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Official cal.
culation of the flying time made by
Lieutenant Maynard in the Transcon
tinental AeroDerby, has eliminated him
from first place; for, while Maynard
was first to arrive at both ends of the
flight, at least one other starting later,
made the round trip in actually less
time in air.
Maynard s official time off from the
ground was SO hr., minutes, 80 half,
seconds. This includes eighteen hours
lost because of accident happening tc
his plane on the east bound trip. But
|deducting that his time was more than
fifty-one hours.
The unofficial time of Capt. J. O.
Mcdonald, second to complete the race
was 40 hr., Sc min, II Sec, beating
Maynard by more than an hour.
Mcdonald is credited with establish.
ing two world s records: One for GOV.
ering 5000 miles at an average speed
of 108 miles an hour; the other for max.
ing single days flight, of S23 miles
last Saturday, when he flew from
Rock Island, Illinois, to Binghamton.
New York
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
One Delegate Declares Both
Steel Trust And Steel Strikers
A Public Nuisance Which
Should Be Abated

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. - "Labo1
delegates cannot remain in National La
Dor Conference Samuel Gompers
president of the American Federation
Of Labor, said late today. This as
sertion by Mr.. Gompers followed defeat
of new resolution he had introduced in
the conference, favoring collective bar
gaining.
Chairman Chadbourne of the Public
Group, announced that his group vii,
remain in session to report to Presi-
dent Wilson.
"The executive council of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor has decided
to call for the moral and financial sup
port of all workers in the United States
to asst in winning the steel strike, -
President Gompers announced on the
floor of the conference today "Thia
was decided last night in order to
force for the steel workers recognition
by the United States Steel Corporation
of the right of collective bargaining
said Gompers.
A brisk debate continued some time
over Mr.. Gompers' collective bargainink
proposal. One of the debaters was Mr.
A. Landon, of the Public Group. In
the course of his remarks Mr.. Landor
said:
"The United States Steel Corporation
is a public nuisance that should be sup
pressed by the public. The steel strike
leaders are also public nuisance"
When asked whom he represented Mr.
Landon said:
ST represent no one except the peo
pie of the United States. I can say
that [ am entirely independent, and
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
NEW MEAT MARKET

"The Quality Market" at No. 127
Grand Avenue, not far from "The
Oasis" office and the post office, is the
name of new establishment opened
yesterday by Mr.. J. o. Bosley, well
known butcher and salesman, whose
satisfactory dealings with a wide circle
of customers have popularized him very
greatly.
Mr.. Bosley will keep constantly on
land, making ready delivery the best of
beef, pork, mutton, hams, bacon, lard
etc. And he proposes to make prices
that will have material influence in re-
ducing the high cost of living.
; The Quality Market will handle milk
of the Nogales Jersey Farm Dairy.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23

Waves). Behind that breakwater and
island there is an excellent anchorage.
protected from west winds; but open to
the winds coming. from the south
Whenever a storm comes from that
direction shipping has to slip anchors
and put out to sea.
Opposite the island with the Naval
Observatory is a succession Of islands
two or three, extending eastward to-
ward the mainland. The plans cop.
template putting breakwaters from vhe
mainland out to the first of these
islands, and between the others, leav-
ing just one entrance between tho
farthest out island and that already
connected with the mainland on thd
north. When completed that work will
convert the open roadstead into a land
locked harbor, protected from the south
winds that sweep in at times with
frightful violence, the harbor thus
created moking safe anchorage for
hundreds of vessels. Then the harbor
will be dredged, piers constructed, and
Notifications erected, that will give
Mazatlan one of the finest and most
commodious harbors upon the Pacific
Coast, well protected from the elements
or from assault by enemies.
The work will begin within two
months after execution of the contract
land will continue with all expedition
possible until completed. The contract
ing corporation accepts bonds of the
Republic of Mexico in payment, on
terms mutually satisfactory.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
ENDORSED SCHOOL BONDS

The Nogales Young Business Men
Association held its regular week..
meeting yesterday evening.
Prof. G. HI. Madden, city schoo
superintendent, addressed the Associa
ton upon the proposed school bond is
sue. He said that additional schoo
buildings are needed to give room fo
pupils, who are increasing in number
all the time.
Even, now, said the professor, som,
of the pupils are compelled to ge on hal
time-one set attending school
in the morning another in the after
noon; and at the rate of increase is will
not be long until all have to do so.
A resolution approving the schoo
bond issue and recommending its ap
proval by the people was adopted I'm
animously.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
EXTENSIVE PLANS
FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF HARB0R AT
MAzATLAN, S|NA.

Within the past few days there has
been signed very important contract
on the part of the federal government
of Mexico, by the Minister Of Com
munications in the cabinet of Presi-
dent Carranza, Ing. Manuel Rodriguez
Gutierrez, and representative of d
heavy contracting company Of st.
Louis, Missouri, for construction of an
extencive system of harbor improve
ment at Mazatlan, the principal port
and largest city in the State or Sin
aloa, Republic of Mexico, which port
and city are nearly 900 miles SOUTH
east of the international line at No
gales.
The system projected, which will EN-
brace several breakwaters, for protec-
tion of the roadstead from storms, piers
for discharging cargoes from vessels
defencive works for protection from 9
hostile attack from the sea and dredg-
ing for deep water, will cost about &c.
600 ,OOO-that being the amount of the
contract.
One such breakwater as are those
contemplated, was constructed many
years ago, and it connects point OF
land projecting southwark from the
mainland into the Pacific Ocean, high
conical island at the south of it, OF
which island is located the Naval OBJ
servatory and light house. That is
a locality known as Olas Atlas (High
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
union FRA1ERNAL
De AYUDA
Logia "Ignacio Zaragoza" No. 122. P.
o. Box "a, Nogales, Arizona,
Secretaria

1t has come to the knowledge of the
Board of Officers of the Lodge "Igna-
clio Zaragoza No. 122, of the Fraternal
Aid Union, that some persons are spread
ing the malicious information that ther,
are three lawsuits pending against the
Supreme Lodge of the Fraternal Aid
Union for refusing to pay death claims
We, the undersigned, declare that
these reports are calumny; that the
Supreme Lodge of the Fraternal Aid
Union, which is one of the strongest
and largest of the Fraternal Societies
in the United States, has no Iowsuit
pending here, and that the same have
always paid promptly all Death Claims
whensoever presented in accordance
with the Constitutions of the Oorder.
(Signed)
JESUS SIQUIEROS,
| President.
| (Signed)
F. SCHULTZ,
4 Secretary.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
fa%R -'R-s~y

have to account to no one for what I
say, or what attitude take here. And
L don It care what any board of direc.
tors says about what I do here. 1 am
free to speak the truth which is in me,
and L can see, as can all impartial men,
that in this steel strike both sides are
occupying ground that is inimical to
the peace and prospering of the people
Iof the United States.''
Louis Titus, big employer, a mem.
ber of the Public Group, urged adoption
of the Gompers resolution. He said:
81 take it that right should prevail in
cur deliberations, and, for my part ]
believe that the principle and doctrine
,of collective bargaining are right
In deprecating defeat of his resolu.
tion for collective bargaining Mr..
Gompers opened his speech by likening
the employers in the conference ii I.
". W., He said:
"The I. w. w. make no agreements.
BY defeating this resolution employers
Ill this conference have gone on re.
cord as refusing to make agreements
with organized laber. The situation
thus created is regrettable from every
point of view. 1t is particularly re-
grettable from the standpoint of en-.
ployers."
Continuing his speech, following de;
feat of his resolution, Mr.. Gompers
shook his finger at the employers dele.
gates, and scorned them for their stand
on the collective bargaining issue. He
said:
"You have defeated Labor, but La:
Dor will meet you again"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
(United Press Service1

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-It besame
known today that speeding up action on
the peace treaty had been determined
upon by Republican leaders in the Sen
ate.
This decision followed the rapid ac-
tiOn of the Foreign Relations Committee
of the Senate in approving five of the
reservations propored by Senator Lodge
1t is reported that the Senate will be
kurritd with a view to getting show.
down on the treaty at the earliest
moment possible.
Republican leaders plan to rush the
resolution of ratification to a final
vote, and throw upon Democratic SEN
ators the burden of further delay in
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
ROOSEVELT MEMoOIAL

Today there will be eleven teams out
oliciting subscriptions for the Roocevelt
Memorial, and all are solicited to be
prepared to contribute. No large sub-
scriptions are expected from anyone.
The entire sum to be raised is not large
but $500 fol-. the County of Santa
Cruz. 1t is desirable to make the sub
sciption a popular one. Small sums
from all will quickly fill the quota.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
MUST FEED RUSSIANS

WARRINGTON, Oct. CIT is an,
nounced that an appeal for food fo1
people in Russian territory taken from
Bolsheviki, was made today by the Rus,
sian minister at Stockholm, Sweden, to
the State Department. It was said that
Herbert Hoover might be called into
superintend feeding the people in those
provinces.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
AMERICAN H Ell D
FOR RANSOM IN !
MEXICO
Omitted Press Service)

HANFORD, Calf, Oct. ga dis.
patch received today by John w. Jenk,
ms, from Puebla, Mexico, conveyed the
information that his brother, Oscar
Jenkins, had been abducted, Sunday
night, supposedly by bandits, and is
held for ramson.
Oscar jenkins, it is reported, is con.
nected with the American consulate at
Puebla, some 200 miles from Vera Cruz
He has been in Mexico since 1901 ond
has conducted an extensive business
there, being large manufacturer of
hosiery.
HIS wife, two daughters and a sister
are with him residing in Puebla.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
OUESTIONAIRES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The De.
partment of Justice announced today
that the National Dry Goods Associa
tion has sent out Guestionairres to learn
from retail dealers the cost of conduct
ing business. This information will be
used by the Department in prosecuting
dry goods profiteers.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
APPROVED ROAD BONDS

Yesterday evening the Young Busi-
ness Mems Accociation adopted a re.
solution approving the road bond issue
voted by the county some time back.
and recommended their purchase by in
vestors in securities, as sound invest
ment; and necessity for the best inl
terests of the people of Santa Cruz
county.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
TRIAL OF KAISER

LOND, Oct. 22.-Andrew Bonar
Jaw, government spokesman announced
in the House of Commons today that
all preparations are complete for triai
of the Kaiser, His extradition will
not be demanded from Holland, how
evtr, until all nations have signed the
peace treaty.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Reports Favorab|y.
UDOn -Four Reservations To-
The PrOtOCO|~Of Peace
disposing of tht treaty.

disposing of tht treaty.
Debate upon the proposed Johnson
amendment to equalize voting strength
in the League, began in the Senate
this morning when the treaty was tax
EN- up. Senator Borah of Idaho, open
ed the debate with speech urging
adoption of the johnson amendment.
The reservations agreed to in the
Foreign Relations Committee related TO
Article 10 of tht League covenant, the
Monroe Doctrine, withdrawal from the
League by the United States, and set,
tlement- of domestic questions, the aim
and intent of the reservations being to
clarity the subjects, and to construe
them in advance.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23

Mrs. Lafayette F. McLaws, nee
EDITH Legarra, from Georgia, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Legarra
She arrived Sunday.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23

Mr. Maurice Root returned from
Mazatlan yesterday evening.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23

Yesterday Mr.. J. M. Ronstadt was
here from Tucson.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-23

COPENHAGEN - General Won
der Goltz. formerly commander Of
the First Turkish army and pre-
V1ous to that military governor
OF Belgium, is leading the force
or Germans attacking the Let's:
Won der Goltz has reputation for
extreme cruelty in dealing with
that part of Belgium under the
German military heel
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
THE LOANS TO THE ALLIES.

We have been spending money and we havc been loaniuE money since the entrance into the great European struggle. Y will he some time be- fore VIC know what the war has cost us, but no doubt can exist over the fact that it has cost us enough. We have all had d hand in it one way or another and the satisfaction lirs in the fact that victory has perched on Our banners.
 According to the report of the tea sury department the loans which tlis government has made to allied nations runs up to the grand total of s8,S4t.66I. 900 out Of the ten billion dollar appropriation which was made for this purpose. The unexnendcd balance amounting 10 over S115S 000 = 'c0 ran etil he loaned for war pur- "0-es u~'il peace has been declared --5 after that time has come it will -'.. Nf possible --Nordins TO prov.s-
 made by congress, to loan it tc sl'a' nations for tfo purpose Of per Tittr them to purchase the large amount Of American property whicf has aepn sent to Europe in connection with the operation oe the American force as well as the purchase ot wheat at the price fixed by the gov prnUent
 IL can bc readily understood that f is much better that such ncuipre7 n as thie country has sent to Europe fo, railroads. factories and building, should be disposed Of over there a proper prices than to attempt to bring r. home with the attendant cost 0 transportation and when as must b, the case il is evident that Europ needs such supplies in connection wit Its reconstruction. We are thus 20 Ing to be able to dispose of this gov ernment property with the least ef feet upon industrial activity an, quickly convert war property int more valuable assets even though i aids our competitors in getting ont their feet the quicker.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
EDITORIAL. NOTES.

t is Wel' t3 -eroernher that your in coma tax report and payment must loo attended to this week,
 Was ,hsra eY=r winter when a man with a sidewalk got along with suc1 little use .Of the snow shovel?
 It begins 10 look as if the increase in price was going to make the soft drinks hard for inc consumers.
 What the people would like to know $ what will bring the price of pork down not what will hush it higher.
 That hreNery which is going into the manufacture of candy can make lollypops and still find use for tfa stick"
 The impression grows that there is q whole lot about the league of na.- tions which the people would like to find out.
 It is now declared that Sing Sing has an epidemic Of diphtheria, but it ought not to be necessary to placard the place.
 The man on the corner says: Once in a while you run across a fellow who thinks that the Monroe doctrine 1 is put up in bottles. 1 While other signs of spring are be- l ing manifested all that is needed is | the appearance of the hurdy gurdy to round out the early list. l The bolshevki in Russia hesitate
 TO more in staying grand dukes than
 they would in piucking so many dah- | liaS of the same name With the weatherman and the cal
 endar working so admirably together
 the fishing tackle ought to be gotten
 into shape much earlier this year than | ever.
 | 1t is wise decision which has been 1 made by the general assembly that when it comes to Investigating Bridge port it is 6 job that better be left tc 1 Bridgeport.
 1 With the internal revenue bureau | accepting taxes from gamblers, moon
 sinners and others engaged in illega' practices it is about time for the cry
 Of tainted money" to go up. That is an aesravating dispute be. tween Italy and Jugoslavia which the
 peace conference ought to get busy about and adjust at the earliest pos sihle moment. The longer it is allow l ' 4A "A k
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13
FATHER JOHhll'S MEDICINE IS \
 TONIC OF GREAT FOOD VALUE
Builds New F7eeh and Strength Because of Real Nourishment it Contains.

A real tonic food like Father Johns Medl-
 cine contains within itself the food properties
 and body building nourishment which give re-
 newed strength and flesh Too many so-called "tonics" are merely stjmulants of appetite and depend for their upbuilding effect upon the other food which the patient may happen to eat.
 Expert chemical tests have proven that Father Johns Medicine is abounding in rich nourishment. A teaspooonful of Father Johns Medicine is proven by these tests to contaln six times more nourishment than the same quantity of pure milk seven and one-half times more than the same quantity of oysters and two and one-half times more nourishment than l beef steak
 l Do not allow yourself to become weak, thin
 and rundown because when you are in this condition you are an easy victim to many diff ferent disease germs.
 \ Because Father Johns Medicine is guaran- | teed free from alcohol dangerous drugs in | ,anv form it is the safe fe medicine for you to