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The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
PIPE CHASED
FOR ADDITION To
CITY Water PLANT.

Yesterday evening the Board of Aid
ermen held a recessed meeting to
close a contract with Mr.. D. A. Up
han, Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, for pur-
chase by the City of Nogales of 34,-
900 feet of 1O-inch steel pipe, now at
Boludo. in the Altar district of Son.
ora, which pipe was purchased from
the assets of the bankrupt Llanos de
Oro Mining Company, which had been
agreed to, at a proceeding meeting
a Few days ago.
Uuder the contract the city will
paw $3.50 per foot, delivered in No
gales. Arizona, the vendor paying all
transportation charges, and all other
impcsts tht may be incurred in NOV
ing the pipe; and the vendor accepts
the bonds Of the city at par, in pay
inert for the same.
Mr.. M. c. Little, attorney for Mr..
Uphanl. appeared before the Board
and submitted a contract, which was
accepted. with a slight modification,
agreed to by. Mr. Little; and the
May r, with the Clerk We've instruct
ed to sign the contract on behalf of
the city. with the modification agreed
upon.
Superintendent S. W. Bryant, of
the City Water Department, was in
tsructcd proceed to Santa Ana to
inspect the pipe and receive same,
when ready to load on the cars. Un-
der he contract delivery is TO be COM
pleted by October 10th.
The pipe purchased is to be laid as
a part of the project addition to the
munlc pal water plant; and it is b
very adv antageous purchse. Sit was
laid to supply the reduction plant
of Inc Llanos dc Orc Mining CCom-
paa. but was never used, the mill
hav;nQ never been started. The pipe
is as Eood as new, and would cost
a great deal more were it bought any,
where else.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
i. S. ATHLETES
CONTINUE LEAD
IN ATHLETICS
Omitted Press Service)


ANTWERP, Aug. 21.-The stand
ing of the leaders of todav's events,
we~e: America 1873, Finland 73, Swed-
en- ", England 81, Italy 2l. Three
Thousand meter walk, Frigerio, Italy;
Parktr, Australia; Remer, New York;
McMasters, South Africa; Maroney,
Ne> york; Dawson, England.
Oecathlon, Loveland, Finland; Ham
lit tou, Missouri, Ohlsen, Sweden;
Ho: ne Sweden; Nillson, Sweden; Wick
Swederholm, England. Hop, skip
and jump, Timlos, Finland; Jannson,
Sweden; Almlof, Sweden; Landers,
Chicago; Sahlin, Sweden; Ahearn,
Illinios. Fifty six pound weight,
Mcdonald, New York; Ryan, New
Yoek; Lind, Sweden; D;amid, Canada;
SvcnsoD, Sweden; Peterson, Finland;
America won trials for the 400
meter relay race.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
Labor.
erS From Mexico
For Texas
Especial to "The Oasis"

Especial to 1.-THE Oasis
CITY OF MEXIO, Aug. 21.-The
Consul of Mexico,at Laredo, Texas,
Mr.. Arturo de Saracho, is in this
cap "a at this time for ~, ferers e
with preside1 lie la Huerta, W i. re-
gard 70 an organizati1 cf agricul-
turis in Texas who "a engaging
MeXlean laborefs ne into Texas
FOR L ployment IN keir farming op.
era with establishms ct 1T Nnevo
Laredo of an office If .,Ljgra-
tIIn T.. rtmentwithsper i: .t'.Crity
to represent the labore1s in their zeal.
ngs with the Texas farme,s or t..a'r
reprseI tatives, and protoc, them
in all their rights.
dngements are reported by Mr..
Saf1clit to be in hand on behalf of
the Texas farmers organization with
the immigrant bureau of the Depart
mem of Commerce and Labor, for
a rIllng to permit entrance of labor
ers iron Mexico into the United
Sta es for limited periods of time,
under bond to be returned to Mexico
at 'ermination of such periods. These
5onAs are given by representatives of
the formers organization, who are
charged with carrying out the stipu-
lat1ons in the bonds given.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

A. F. KROHN DEAD

"TF'. Oasis has just learned, uron
und 'ubted authority, that ia A. z.
Krnhn, former superintendent of the
Guadaiajara division of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico, died few weeks
ago at town named Tequila, near
Guadaiajara, and was buried there.
Before going to Guadalajara Mr..
Krohn wassuperintendent of the Can
anea cJvision of the same company,
opeca ca-ing between Cananea, Nogales
and Naco, with division headquarters
at the later named place; and before
going 70 that bolet he was road mas
ter on he road for many years, his
service going back mo the days of
the cld Sonora railway, when the late
J. A. Naugle was assistant manager.
In those days Mr.. Krohn made his
home at Guaymas.
In his long y2ar- of railway service
and on the International border Mr..
Krohn became widely known, and was
liked by all who knew him. He was
Of German birth, of liberal education,
and IN early life he was an officer in
the German army.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
Poles Tighten Up
Screws At MinSk
Negotiations
Omitted Press Service)

LONDON, Aug. 21.-At the second
of the armistice negotiations at Minsk
the Po'es read a declaration that they
do not desire war and are merely
occupying territory to give the people
therein and opportunity for self de-
termination, it is stated in a wireless
from Moscow.
The declaration said the Iolish
peace conditions, included the inviolo-
bility OF Poland's independence and
non-interference regarding her in
ternational affairs.
Mr. Daniesherisky, chief of the
Russian delegates protested against
the Icles dragging out the negotia-
tio7s and declared they would be
held responsible for the bloody con-
sequences resulting from such pol
ICY"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
Ga milling To Be
Closed In Baja Cal.
UNITED Press Servlce)

MEAICALI, Aug. 21.-Lower Cali
foraia saloons will be allowed to re-
ma II open under rtrict regulation"
Governor Luis M. SalaZar told the
United Press today. Gambling and
vice houses will be closed "at the
first opportunity" the Governor said.
Governor Salazar's policy agrees
with tfat of the centra, Mexican gov
ernment he declared. "I am not op-
posed to a saloon condu,ted in an
orde |. manner, but common decency
must at all times be observed" Sal
azar said, in response to request for
an outline If the new policy of the
new government that saloons in the
district would be permitted to open
again within a few days, under strict
supe rvision.
"' am unaterably opposed to gamb-
ling houses and vice which undoubted
ly tlri' ed here and in Tia Juana. At
the first opportunity such institu-
ions will be closed permanently. All
1 en- say is that the Owl probably
has legal right to, operate until
Seq ember 1. On that date the Owl
will Jc closed.
"My personal views are similar to
those of President de la Huetta,
which are already known"
=. pASO, Aug. 21.-Fea: of losing
his wealth through the ccnfiscation
of valuable property by the de la
Huerta government, brought Govern
or Cantu of Lower California to
terms with the Mexican federal gov
ernme,,t, a well informed Mexican
said.
C4ntu is many times a millionaire
they oint out. Gambling conces-
sion have brought him wealth but
the ulk of his fortune is represented
in roal estate holdings in Lower Cali.
frcnia, they declared. The belief
here is that Cantu was promised free
dor1 to retain his property but tina
a warning was sent to MIN that fur
the el ellion would mean confisca-
tior
He will be allowel to retain wealth
and he rank of colonel irf the army
on e, dition thai he serve out side
of Lover California.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
TOM CUMMINGS IS
NOT out OF RACE
FOR SARIEvALITY

----fom Cummings is not out of the
race ftr sheriff as has been reported
abouC the county. In an interview
last night Mr.. Cummings said: "In
justice to myself, George Parker and
IA ry Patterson, l wish to state that
| ar, not out of the sheriff race. 1t
was recently reported that had with
drawn in favor of George Parker and
today ! was told that a story is be-
ing circulated that | will withdraw in
favor Of Harry Patterson. Both re-
ports are false. l am very much In
the race and the only thing that will
put me out will be the fact that will
not receive majority of votes in
September.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

Marsh continuing to run in "The
Oasis" that l c~plained as easily
Hon Theodora Marsh authorized ant
pail tc have that political announce
ment published in this newspaper
unSiI the day of the primary election
when will be September 7th. When
it has been published the morning OF
THAI day the announcement will dis
appea, from these columns along with
the clhers. Without instruction tt
the contrary from the lady herself
this. newspaper could do no less.
Ser pture saith. "Answer fool ac-
cordino to his folly" "The Oasis"
has done so.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
A FOOL
ACCORDING TO
His FOLLY

The failure of the friends of Mrs.
Geo. 1. Marsh to file the necessary
nor1ination papers for her candidacy
for State Senator is looked upon by
many local people as being political
trick. The announcement of Mrs.
Mash is still appearing in the De
mocrltiC organ which is after the
tim. allotted for filing which would
demo- that she did not formally with
draw from the race.
'The failure to file the necessary
papers has left clean fled for her
opponent, J. L. Schleimer, in the pri
ma > election. 1t is understood that
the Democratic courthouse and city
hal. gang were backing Mrs. Marsh
and will now have to swallow Schlei-
mer." Daily Herald.
Wit, its usua, display of ignorance
or imf ecllity or both, the court fool
of he Sacred Cow crowd,has been
pla, Ing the Marsh monochord think
ing or hoping it might make a polite
al point.
II the scaramouch knew anything
abou- the procedure in filing petit
to ge names upon the official ballot
in primary election it would know
thai the aspirant for nomination him
self o, herself has to sigo and exc
cute such petition. That petit
ton, accompanied by another signed
by requisite number Of voters is
legal authority to the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors to place upon
the Official ballot as an aspirant for
the office designated. The latter
petition could be prepared, signed and
filel within an hour. The party her
self has to sign the first.
The present situation is very
sim ole matter. When Mrs. Marsh
departed for Europe her friends as
sured her that they could and would
"pu! Ter ever" for both nomination
and election, even though she were
alb 5en'. Time was so short between
her determining to go and the mo-
ment tf departure that thai execution
of petition by Mrs. Marsh herself
was overlooked. She agreed to exc
cute ard sign such petition and send
it to Nogales in time to file. The
lady having refrained from doing so
there was no use in her friends pre-
par:n,: and filing the petition of vOt-
ers. Probably she found here time
so filled up to the day of embarkation
from New York that the petition was
overlooked in the east ,as it had been
herr. Her friends her looked fol
and expected it daily right up to the
las, moment before the limit for fill
ing petitions had been reached. They
were not interested in anyone else fol
State Senator; and without her petl
tion thy could do nothing for her. So
fili:g a petition to put her name on
the official ballot had to go by de.
fault. That is all there is to it; and
there is no political trickery of any
other kind in the transaction.
As for he announcement of Mrs.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
DR.. III. w. .PURDY is
BITTEN BY CENTIPEDE

d. H. w. Purdy, the well known
physician and surgeon is recovering
fro.l the effects of ceutipede bite
received while he was sitting in the
depot at Santa Ana, Sonora. The
,,entipede had barely sunk his fangs
into the medicos neck when "Doc"
bru sheo the pest off. "I'd of been in
a heltva fix, if he'd got a strangle
lold" said the Doctor yesterday in
speaking of the incident.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
Categorical Denial
OF Any Friction
In Mexico
Especial to t"The. Oasis")

CrT1 OF MEXICO, Aug. 21.-A
categorical denial that differences ex-
list between President de la Huerta
and Gneral Obregon, has been made
In this city upon authority from the
the two distinguished gentlemen them
selves. Rumors to the effect that
there is fiction, have been spread far
ami vide in newspapers of the Unit
ed States, and repitition of the ru-
mofs Rave been so frequent and per-
sistent, it is believed that they should
be denied authoritatively.
The best of feeling and utmost con-
fIdence exists between the two most
distinguished citizena of Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
FAST ROPING AND BRONCO
RIDING AT CALABASAAS SHOW

NIX Bursich was in good form at
the Wild west show at Calabasas yes
tertlay and carried off first honors
n the roping contest. jim Cum
.nings, the demon bronco buster of
The river village was also in good
iette capturing first place in the
bronco riding.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
AUTOMOBILE CONVENTION

The State Convention of the Ari-
zona Automobile Dealers e announc-
ed t. be held at Nogales, Saturday,
September 4th. From all over the
state these live-wire representative
of the automobile industry will come
o Nogales 70 swap experiences, en-
joy cur salubrlus climate and receive
at the hands the local automobile
dealers, the Chamber of Commerce
AMI the Y. B. M. A. three days of en-
tertsi, ment
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
81 DROWNED
IN COLLISION
OF VESSELS
Omitted Press Service)

CLEVELAND, Aug. 21.-Thirty-
two members of the crew of the steam
er Superior City are missing since
the vessel sank when rammed by
the steamer Willard King, of Sault
st. Marie last night.
Five members of the crew were
saved, according to the Pittsburg
Steamship Company, owners of the
ramnled ship. The Superior City
sank in two minutes after the ves-
sci! led collided in a fog.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AND
AMERICAN OIL MEN CLASH
UNITED Press Service)

MEXICO CITY, Au. 21.-The con-
tro0ersy between the Mexican gov
ernmert and AAmerican oil COM
pan;es over the latters failure to pay
exp 1T taxes had reached a delicate
stare today. Manuel Padres, acting
secretary of the treasury issued a
statement and declared upless GER
tain companies pay overdue taxes be-
fore September 1, the government
wo Id be obliged to employ "legal
measures" to collect the payments.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
WIREt ESS MESSAGE AROUND
WORLD TO SECTY. OF NAVY
Omitted l'ress Service)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-secrs-
tar7 of the navy Daniels today 'e-
ceiv I'd the first message "ever to be
heard around the world" 1t W. d
the first ever sent by the -. =.
fave stateion, at Bordea TX. Fl ..,ce
which was built by the Amcric e
navy. The r.tcsage rea :. "This 4.
the first wi as Ne. age to be s.n ::
aro n the so AR marks a.. .kpv
mi!ectCne on the 70 ! of ..utific
sschi wement.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
WASHINGTON PROBING
ALLEGED AGREEMENT:
REPORTS AUTHENTIC
Omitted Press Serv1ce)

WASHINGTON AZ. 21.-The
United States gor m. mt is C'ltber.
ing 'ir -. tat'a evidence of an a.
liar UNDERSTAND = e,wssl Rus
s1a GERMANY. w. Washing
ton as no proof, it is officially stated
that additional reports indicate the
existance of an agreement. The
str1ctist secrecy is being maintained
regarding the sources of the infor-
matioo.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
POIISHARMIES RETAKE
10, 600 SQUARE MILES
UNITED Press Service)

WARSAW, Aug. 21-Polish armies
are c., t1nuing the offensive and have
ret. ken nearly 10000 square miles
from the Bolsheviki, it is officially
anncur ced. The communique said
'"The Polish offensive in the direction
of aast Prussia is developing swiftly.
In East Warsaw the Poles advanced
SO miles on 125 mile 'front.'" The
Poles took $4,000 prisoners.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
NEGRO CONFESSES TO
MURDER OF WOMAN
Omitted Press Servicel

san DIEGO, Aug. 21.-Alvin
Hughes, a negro surrendered to the
sheriff here and confessed tc the kill
ing negro woman at San Fran
cisco last Tuesday
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
HIRAM JOHNSON CREW
RALLY FO HARDING
UNITED Press Service)

MARION, Aug. 21.-Hiram john
son and his en-Are pre-convention
4'gan;zation will be 100 per cent be-
aind Harding and Coolidge, according
20 Judge Rex Goodsell, former as
;istant campaign manager. In con-
terirg with Harding, Goodsell said
100 per cent solid for the ticket"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
BO,,SHTVIKI CLAIM POLISH
CAPITAL BEIG HARASSED

MOSCOW, Aug. 21.-Bolsheviki
com:npnique claimed the Polish capt.
tai 10 still being threatened east and
north and said fighting was progress
ing less than 20 miles from Warsaw.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
COHEN CHECK
CASE GOES TO
HIGHER COURT

PHOENIX, Aug. z1.-Banks, mer-
chants and business men generally
were interested in case which went
TO the state supreme court yesterday.
1t was an appeal of Henry Cohen
from judgment of the superior court
of Santa Cruz county in favor of the
First National Bank of Nogales in
the matter of payment of acheck
backed by insufficient funds.
According to the papers filed with
the supreme court, Cohen, who lives
at Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, was
given by Octavio Gaxiola a check on
the FL st National Bank Of Nogales
for S. 567.5O, which Cohen sent by
NAL to the bank with letter asking
that the check would be placed to his
credit.
Received on Half Holiday
A bank clerk, it was set forth, filed
out g rinted form of acknowledgment
receips of the check and stating it
had feen placed to the credit Of
Cohen. The check was returned on
Saturday, half holiday, it was said.
AAfte- the check had been credited
to Cohen, the papers said, it was dis
covered Gaxiola's account did not con-
tain sufficient funds to meet the
cheek
Bank Telegraphed Cohen
Although the acknowledgment form
abo'e referred to had been placed
in -he mail on Saturday. it happened
tha- the next mail train did not leave
for Sinaloa until Tuesday. On Mon
day. according to the banks officers
the bank telegraphed Cohen inform
ing him of the insufficiency of Gaxi-
ola's account to cover the check, and
also sent him a letter in the Tuesday
mail to the same effect, so that Cohen
should have rec ived both letters at
the same time.
Asked What to Do
The bank officials asserted Cohen
replied to their telegram, asking what
steps he should take under the cir
cumstsnces. Later he went. to No
gal.'s, it is said, drew check for tire
am 1unt of the Gaxiola c',-cll, and pre-
snted it for payment. Payment was
refused and the suit followed, judg-
ment for the bank being rendered by
the co,rt.
Bases Appeal on Rulings
Appeal on behalf of Cohen was
based on what was claimed to be a
recognized law principle, supported by
nur:erous court decisions to the effect
that when a check tranaction occurs
within bank, no other bank being
involved, a check credited to the ac-
CONT CT the payee entities the latter
to Iroteced he full amour of
he che,k, even though the bank after
wa i discovers the payer5s account is
ins l1ficient to cover the check, the
assumption being that the bank had
opp )rtunity to examine The payers
account before crediing the payee.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
ENFORCEMENT ORDER ACT
IN IRELAND is MODIFIED
Omitted Press Service)

DUBLIN, Aug. 21.-The enforce
me,,t order act will be gr ,atly modi-
fled, il was announced today. The
law mentioned APPLIES only to districts
where there are no courts.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

John Raphael, representing Key
ston Pros, leather goods house of
San Francisco, is here from Guada-
Wjata, eh route to the lCaliaorni
met opolls. Johnny, who is nogales
boy is always a welcome visitor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

George Psomas is offering fruits
for preserving and sugar at special
prizes. See his advertisement in
another place in 'The Oasis" today.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
Sut.Aa PPOFITETPc HELD
BIZ SALT LAKE GRAND JURY
fUnited Press Seryice

S9I1 LAKE, Aug. 21.-The fede.
al s and jury returned eight indie
men IS against alleged sugar prof.
tears including the Idaho and Utah
Sug : Company. Various indirt-
me mention specific sales Of sugar
at excessive prices.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

But there is plenty of time for
tha;.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

but none of them have gat to calling
each ether Bolsheviki yet.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Tweedy,
Of casa Grande, are Nogales visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
CAS- SHORTAGE
IS RELIEVED
OPERATION IN WHEELING DIS
TRICr PLANTS GETS UH-
DER WAY AGAIN.
Now Supply Prom McKessport Field
Expected TO Prevent Recurrence
OF Acute Shortage.

Toe gas shortage will soon b. allie
vla'sd according 10 word given out last
r,gat by r. L. Freeman. local superln-
trndent ct tn" Manufacturers Light
HAT Company. The warmer weather
49, yesterday Will probably permit All
plants closed down by the gas shortage
t. resume work either to-day Or To-
morrow The added gas supply from
the MckeeSport wells Is expected 20
tclp out the manufacturers 70 certain
Xtsnt. as much Yves; Virginia gas has
been piped - the Pennsylvania plants.
O., IL expected tina; the big strike in the
,uucu EIS h.lnE sent Out Of the state 1t
h.. present time ~ b. used in This dis
riot Nearly all the glass plants IN
his vicinity and a large number or the
-tecI and Iron plants are affected by the
Sas shortage and. have been forced 10
,ay of or run a; part time for the past
week due - me lack Of fuel. Tho cold
weather So iucreaSrS private cOnSump-
,Icn that u was necessary "a close the
plants To- prev IN, suffering on the part
- tho people. The situation will he
normal w,:hlu n frw days. and produc-
ton carried IN a. before.
~ MruNdSviil'. tn United states
STAMPING Company was able - resume
. .,rAt:o',s m iuN yesterday. the supply
from III. rorUpauys own wells and the
increased supply which the Manutac-
Jurors Light n Heat Company WAS able
- -lpuly @,juE lwp'" for the engines,
"r~uarr- vrG rodd>."-S. tn" f"Sturia
Glass CnmHaUys plant ~ MOundSTiIie.
~. Nr.r ~ Also affected BY the gas
~No-,I.. during Tn. cold wave, was
working nearly ~ iuiI yesterday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-08
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