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hides lAor shows and for industrial
bIrpoaes which are likely t 8 greatly
increase the efficiency and speed Of
tanning processes and possibly. con-
tribute TO u decrease in the prices of
.footgear. .siNot@ ,5se - q -
section devoted to rubber con-
anew method Of testing that
selastic substance with the microscope
which Is considered revolutionary
~ American dyes are able to hold
their own pot only for the tigting Of
Emlical pufposes, as Demonstrated, ~
papers read before the dye
E4ivision. "A neSN note appeared in the
etroposal t.. deffve from: corn eobs fur
ffural; which may pc. used ass base
from which to draw, dyes, just as Ger
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HllANYIMETHODS10F J
uSINGNATURM 4 4
RESOURCES TOLD

yfStsyIzfJGlt HEg.r'S E5 80 .6HREtfGgn fsslgsL s,rtasl
,ns s5,1isu y. a MSii neri H. e1i natural 9es.
sources Of the United States were fea-
lures at the spring meeting Of the
American Chemical society which
today closediin this city. ~
Chemistry sussested new, ways in
ana the shoe saesaneer through the
by-products. From a technical point
Of view the meeting was considered
'tNcAlfever held BY the Well
known chemists who ;hadfbeen active
In sawar work reporta&e thes first fruits
of. their researches, made since their
merctal Laboratories. These consti-.
tute important contributions TO in,
dustry andIalse tozthe general welfare
OF. the American people; fvts. Il
!. e. fDaAenWsHteh. pribA. n $500.
y
10 ~ . SSSss.ons =, lne, soo.sty .uea.s
.,;vins =. Z ~ 49, IN a. ~. = ~, ~ M
search Tor spsS1 .,,bsa;t,sts fnT
the protein fonnai IL neo.ns .and n,
fmnorta nee nf M Arners.sns heat
tSuaar Industry wss ravsaied in a M.
az hat invisih,. ana %;1,ps,ve
spoWer renSsEsSSSXtdss TSssSTs VftS Mfys&ss
which arsssosessehtisls 10 thss nmaiftv
OF food ard XreadeStrored in.stafe and
:oyeF.c6okSd viands, "a diaenssea in
papers indscatinE that the 1day is at
[adfninisteIsds a ~ =. ~
S~nRreAffnnN .sfor The hardaninS ~
yeretablessniIs With the AID nfec,+s.
ESers. s~tlE1tances vhich aItar tha
Eaatnre Of LIQUID fats throurh chemical
reaction! .npfntfthe vav ia the further
[developnentEdf butfeE snbstit,ites
s1slThe sofE drink indi,strv which has
E~increAsed Nkreatiy in fhis country 10
making an Sxtensiye use, Of ..iaetie
usuaNy~deriyed fFom Snur mix
and also "a nj n hin ;. Srrorr. nth.r
iKources. Fp1s 3 OH = forIo al h, thn.a
beneSoIents hacteria present in the
FBdiearia nSsonr mill drinEs mada "a.
NOUS by Mstchnikoff- "a means nj
pfti0nginE life. THe ,Ise az. edihIe
Tactic acidan the notatinna$nrnhfhitinn
! has .po~puIartxeA. s,ch az ginger aIes
and. kicki4eS beers. woulde f11ia fend
,prnionT tie ann ~ X. tno' te"o
-: ,rtN.sST ~ - l..s /.xY:
"a a. ~ v nss Chansc
fin,naw nass. come 1a az N.
sM ~ eant q ttH tnS the arfnKlng OF
49, As.oSt.ys served, Q Noootieegers
fshisld ths. n,,fI;c ,-tno a4a 70
Epsopesed before the pharmaceutical
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tain coal tar products are employed.
Thus. furfural green, a ~favorite tint.
may. eventually be derived from the
refuse of native maise. q,
In the domain of industrial chem
.istry IMPORTANT technical develop
ments. and processes were offered. :
Taken! all in all, the r~.nlseting is
likely to have a far reaching effect
not only UPON applied Chemistry, but
upon. all American industry.
Sand sos4ayou learned French thor
! oughlY while over there,son?" said
the proud father Of THE returned sol
dier.asf
sssure! I got SOL could say Hello
and Goodnight and order ham and
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:. The extensive experimentslmade ~
the chemicai'awarfarc service ~ the
preraTattunaofaaaas charcoal ID cnAereas;
porous or activated for use as an alb
sofbent f~of@noxfous vapors...tn@-=tte
,army,.sas MASKS haze borne fruit. I'm
the. sdevelopH.ept pfsssnew z~ssatnldHattsHiakl
uses orathis treated M terial.sasIVhak
with the adapting of the war gas;
mask to the service of MANUFACTURE
ing and mining. the chemical warfare
service. as deScribed III a public lec-s
Colonel AmoTA. @sFrics. has made
many important Contributions to the
arts of peace. p" ~
The newly constituted Rather seda
ti6Rgof the 'RoEfsty ldste4pped imA1
proved~a processes VII NJ tanning ID
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to@ths srnpioys Who pledges snaa,1sas
tctptyr FOR itsth monthly tnstalltaents
total cost BENG 1Ise wHSf tAe cost
hes been to. the corpSration. AL
thoughJthe:plan iA scafealy q month
old, the bureau In 'chafgkssof building
\ s41Fea = ~ e peg s wt,hs ss,pp y
IS s. he Westinghouse Eiectfac ana
notwithstanding company aiso has )
building PLAN and has justscompletA
ed and sold. to employees SO houses
at cost. They too~are to be paid Tor
son the inkta1lment plan, Another
.and. much larger prosraW Is in. prep
The merit Il these plans, bsu,ildera
Say, is that materials can be- plr-
saving passed on to. the Workman
buyer, who thus gets 2 much better
home for lass money. than tit,s hesshad
the materials.And erected The
ssh0Ese as an Individual. : : 4 ~
I'm pytngsaa4ay Mhtchs.s ia.MAy dAy,,sil
expected to prove q trying time ia
many persons, ACCORDING lztasfeal en-.
tate ana renting agents. Rents hAy{
advanced steadiiy during the. past "
5 ass xp 6 ,sspt a.sisf5 4 te Esnts4s. sag';
has been formed forsfhe purpose q
fgl1ting-the legal ~batkles~of persons
WHO maySVhepavictedsbtcaus soff tQhei,
become operative May n. The
league hNH1apened an ONCE, retained
counsel@xHd aAlready rs aksking TIL
|sanNblic tosasend $inS.isttss scom1taints
1xadersss In the union, labor move!
teaflent Areprominent in the league
n = g EGTa 4
Harbtn, Misunderstanding be
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! Hudson Al3Sycords Prope
. Its Az ,pa,,d Mustery

,T5s.a Only a supserne adyailsttag e that otlters cannct use;;s
| 4 could a eoun1t#fo suchI xl-round doptinance. Hud-
:. s. soh Ilhas il ii i = The S~upetssSsix moeof.1 staIBamini,niae
D ssa.11bhra ton to Within 1o&s Of a~nnis}tiag-rneas the:
7HHffdeal thaananyy TYPE lInannow.- -sssrsaaisA Isl
Al in the same motor tNaes exclusive Super Six priin-
sciple added 72To TO power and s0s9ssT IS Efficiency
Endurance is practically doubled ~ ~,
How these. qualities. Are valued 5, ii motorists IS
I srefectediu Hudson's FIVE years Of eadershipsofsfn
car sales Today the dstnand'is larger than ever -
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ADVERTISEMENT.

SSS Y. 49, sE.yS ftEnyfaH s4.%S 4 Il. SN
4 One Of the biggest, ~advspttsing az
apeFtsstn New York cry af1tsd ins
;lstter tthpats.sShai y VIE had ss9eatiyS s..
duc1dlher weight and improved her
health, and IL It were not for fear Of
undesirable notortety she would glad
;iYsfSh the Fhoi6SNnfld ab06t1uSkfsit
blessings, EoE TablstAs Arbolpne. ha&
proved Itself resi- blessing to *sthous
SANS pfsssufreEinsL.sfat pebpast III. "
HANSEN. 1917. Master Al. sPfhlAdtlphia,
nj: ~ WriteaAEss 7 s2es Az asssAs r. Y
Il have; taken 8 pkts. Of Albelssa
Tablets, which have reduced me 20
pounds, and II is the best remsdy I
.1v4rec8MA Aerosa IspeooutMSndr To
Sls1A0 Wish ttTrsdUcS,, &c"
ASDQloRSsyAhl4t y stksaonty R6s3ttA'
JAant that stops the c5SvlnI FOR Wfon1
foods I,oyArcomes perverted appetite,
SfimiAStAG 5stf1ttY st3l6lnsdtt4s and dis
solves fat from the body safely, surely
And reasonably prompt. ZONE ar two
packages will cony3hcs panyone that
AfbolSnes ID asfeAi reducet. Sold, by
thirty Thousand druggasts in sealed
'tdbsSSwi full5 dirsct3ons.a
EasF't n 49, HNA ~ ~ n AlAU - W. AET xNg
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eggs ana I could ask a fellow to lend
me money and tell a girl I=loved her
better'n anything. and, that's ala
fellow needs in any language
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jAn EsseryH olds the Worid,s
55O-H oar Endurance. Record !,

An Essex. stock chassis set the worlds .5Q-hour
endurance record of 3087 miles. " That is officially
certifedd4by the American AUTOMOBILE Association.
And Essex holds the orldsss~sl mark Of 1861 road
miles innaM hours. A stoek*touringsc car did that.
Local ifpad, speedway and, Aill-c1irnbingg records
IN everF#ssction Of the country are held bys Essex
Scores pf abusive tests have proved the endurance
thats3olD090O owners find irhthe daily service Of their
Essex qaIls: ~aSgs 49,. .-
* But III toni ssinEs pperformance that Essex
s 5esssy vi Is inv ss'I Il lasas.. qia apps;siitsssss ssss9ss ~
work Of 1y,sarspoo Y ssssddssftShiiPp q IS. B
IS See thhssSeares and on dRlIls4isstssss sa 40 a u s,na1fss
est details NIts riding c%olnfort, 4Its. smooth, quiet
running ease, with the u ggestion Of WelIcontained
reserve power, are Qualities coinTparable to The finest
high-prlced cars.
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Built by the same MAKERS, Hudsons unequalled
records also speak for Essex: They foretold per
torrance never expected of a light car.
:" The prophecies now are facts. ~. & 3@3sa5s
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Tests That Proved Hudson
Also Speak for Essex
Both Hloltd Il e er,fflor,masnctei Records
Thar Haze Rve1 Been EqmaIled

, lInaluH e dson's unnHIIehed records this II ortantt-
Afaet IS Clear: No ability is sacrificed in one diree-
ton to gain s''pre'nacYl r. another. u. sa4 init, I'd
Hudson is. the feet&tt. Its stock car. speed s.
records hive never bdA .equalled.S On.thes speed
way is racing carsswonfnore points than anytsother
.xxteanhever gained. ssN sas; s..4 -S@ ]. +, -. 80.
sfsGsBut isaspeed means 10 10 forfestt'a 81 g oothnetk qualities
For unofficial tests, The Super=sSSiixsssha also out-.
= Ing and sanctdeelerationy b every 1notor. performance
!. !. a f, f'as, established ali ed lesHAa 81 sbyisss 'n .ia'aansw = a lie.
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Grand And " 81 IL n 4 ss Hi, 1: Il 100 10
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Harbtn, MISUNDERSTANDING be-
tween dapanesesand Chinese is report:
ID wss%sIkEEsof Hardin. & sl&s
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BY the character of It's erriaee work.
l it'' w sIllilliuse straight line effect and
pleasing lns ofrit,r9taior; and its
soft, comfy and cora1lnodiouuus interior
It is readily seen Why the Elsin- Six
Sedan has sehsevedn notable distinction
a,non& the most Discriminating car
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11

The declaration severing. re-
lations with the federal government
was brought about by President Car
rama appointing General Dieguez
military governor of the state, declar-
ing that the necessity for such a
move existed in the Yaqui situation.
This necessity was denied by the
state authorities, who made an appeal
to the president to reconsider his ac-
tion, declaring that the state is more
peaceful than in many years, and ex-
pressing the opinion that the move
on the part of the federal govern
ment was simply a ruse to defraud
the people of the state Of their fran
chise in the coming presidential cleo
tion. They further declared that un-
der the federal constitution, federal
troops could not be. sent into the
State nor the powers of the state au-
thorities usurped without the con-
sent of the properly elected authori-
ties of the state.
President Carranza refused to re-
cede, and instead, according to press
reports emaniting from Mexico City,
declared that instead of sending 5000
troops to Sonora, as had been his
original intention, he would send
$4,000.
The action of yesterday morning
resulted, and while the Sonorans have
no idea of seeding from the Mexi-
can government, they have ceased
relations with that government as
now constituted with Carranza at it's
head.
Yesterday evening the following
manifesto(as translated into English)
was promulgated, and is given place
here as a part of very interesting
bit of history.
"Until today the telegraphic note
dated the 4th INST, from the Presl-
dent of the Republic to the Governor
of this state has not merited a reply.
But the cumulative irritating acts
and arguments invoked upon the gov
efnor, and the Indifference displayed
by the President of the Republic to
the appeals of the Governor of this
state to suspend mobilization of
troops to be sent against this fed
erative entity, are taken as plan of
gross asperity toward the constituted
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11

authority of the state. In such con-
ception and knowledge, precise and
absolute authority in manner of the
propositions and attentions of the
federal executive are contrary to the
peace and dignity of the government
and people of Sonora, for which rea-
sons, in this date the Congress of the.
State has authorized the following.
decree:
Whereas by virtue of the fact that
the federal executive has dictated a
series acts and resolutions having
temper of notorious political and
military hostility against this state
of Sonora with deliberate criminal
purpose and design ?, against its
sovereignty and independence, this
federative entity now assumes all the.
powers necessary for self defence.
and all attributes expressed or in.
herent for exercise of such powers
while the peril menacing the state
continues to exist.
Recognizing that the base of the
laws and institutions of the state
rests upon the laws and institutions
of the United States of the Mexi-
cans, and by effect of the first article
of that law, this Congress now con-
cedes and grants to-, the chief ex-.
ecutive of the state, all the extra
ordinary faculties, with the power Of
the purse and sword, to maintain and
perpetuate the independence and
sovereignty of the state.
'In use of these faculties and DO
wers, and in conformity to the prin-
ciples of the law cited herein the
chief executive of the state has con-
.sidered it best to accept the services
of General Plutarco Elias Gales and
the rest of the generals, chiefs, Of
ficers and soldiers of the Mexican
federation resident in Sonora, ap-
pointing the general mentioned by
name as First Chief OF Military
Operations in this federatl We entity"
Under operation of that decree
General Gales yesterd assumed
command of all troops in mora.
Expert legal talent, 18th national
and international, is n busy pre-
Continued on Page Siix)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
CEN. S. ALvARAD0.
A D D R ESSED A
LARGE AUDIENCE
MIC 4 7

In learned discussion of Mexico,
her troubles and needs, General
Salvador Alvarado, last night held a
large audience at the Hidalgo theatre
for nearly three hours by his
eloquence and masterful handling of
his subject.
General Alvarado's address was en-
tirely nonpartisan, and not once did
he mention the break between the
central government and the state of
Sonora. Off the platform, however,
the general is a strong advocate of
the candidacy Of General Obregon,
and his friends report that It is quite
probable that within the next day or
two he will address the people of the
cities again on the issues at stake be-
ween the state and the federal gov
ernment, and give his reasons also
for favoring the candidacy of General
Cbregon.
The address was an historical re-
sumo of the progress of the Mexican
people for the past hundred years,
and it demonstrated, that even though
it had been a succession of revolu-
tions and violence it is leading toward
better things; and he closed with a
translation of a quotation which he
attributed to McCauley's essay on the
French Revolution, in which the Eng
lish historian declared that, while de-
plroing the excesses and violence to
which the French people were driven
those excesses- and violences were
measured by the tyrannies and in
justices under which they had lived
and when the violence had spent it's
force and the liberties secured there
by had become tempered with justice
itself the people had risen to a higher
plane and were more fitted to enjoy
the liberties which they had won.
1t is the interest taken in the fu-
ture and welfare of Mexico by men
IF General Alvarado's type which as
sures that nation prominent place
among the leading nations of the
werld when her differences are once
settled and her people following the
paths of peace and progress
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Sindicato Obreros
Syndicate of Workers.. Mr.. Gabriel
Corrella presided, and a number OF
prominent citizens were on the
speakers platform,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
NEW FREIGHT DEPOT

Work on Nogales new freight de-
pot is progressing rapidly. The con-
crete foundation for the old depot is
now being poured, and as soon as it
is completed the present building will
be moved into it, the position being
200 feet north of it's present location.
A reinforced concrete building 341ax
200 and comprising two stories will
then be erected in the location now
occupied by the wooden building and
so foot loading platform will be
built in front for the handling of
freight.
When completed, the freight depot
will therefore be 400 #. long and 81
1sfeet wide, with half of the structure
consisting of fine two story. rein
forced concrete building. The second
story will be occupied by the offices
of the freight department.
When this building is completed, it
will be the most con1n1odious and
bbest appointed freight depot in the
entire state of Arizona. This show
ing of faith in the future of Nogales
by the Southern Pacific, is one of the
best indications Of the probable fu-
ture of the city so far obtainable
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
CANNOT
ACCEPT WORD OF
GERMANY
UNITED Press Service)


PARIS, April 10-France cannot
accept Germany's word that she will
remove troops from the neutral zone
unless adequate guarantees are Civ
en- the French government, Premier
Millerand said in reply to the British
note protesting French occupation of
the Rhine cities. Recent events have
demonstrated that the alliance of the
ALLIES must be frightened if Germany
is to be held to the Treaty of Yer
sailles, the French foreign office said
after considering Britain's reply con-
veying the British tLrlat to with
draw from the Council of Ambas-
sadors if France persisted in follow
ing of Marshal Foch in going it
alone.
Enforcement of the French inter-
probation of the treaty was received
with approval from many quarters.
The German embassy received a
note from Berlin for immediate trans
mission to the French foreign office
declaring that eve have confirmed
the report that French troops are
marching on Aschallenberg. If this
is true we cannot assume responsible
ity in the event of collisions with Ger
man troops"
The French foreign office denied
any such troop movement
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
SONORA BREAKS With Federal GOVT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARRIVAL AERIAL FLIGHT

The twelve machines comprising
Flight B. of the 18th Aero Squadron
are expected to arrive at Nogales
this afternoon, coming from Ell Paso,
Texas.
The army truck train bearing the
equipment for the flight and COM
prising about so men, reached the
flying field last night, having made
the trip from Ell Paso in five days,
which is considered good time, con-
sidering the way the big trucks were
loaded.
Nogales will be headquarters for
18th Squadron, and will be the head
quarters of Captain Turpin, COM
mander Of the squadron.
Flights both east and west from
the city will commence Immediately,
and the arrival Of the machines at
this time, when conditions in Sonora
are in an unsettled state, is consider
Ell very timely.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT ES- ~
SENTIAL TO CAR OWNERS

can automobile must be fully
equipped if it is to satisfy complete
ly"' says Ed Rose, local dealer for
the Chevrolet passenger and COM
mercial cars. 49,.
"1n addition to economical and
dependable transportation, the up-to-
date car must afford every comfort
and convenience.
"The average automobile is in ac-
tive service most of the time. At
work or leisure the owner is in and
out great deal. He spends hours
in it on long trips. He wants to en-
joy the utmost ease in riding. He
wants to be prepared for all condi-
tions that arise from its use.
"In the first place an electric start
er is required to save time, effort
and gasoline.
can efficient lighting system is
essential, electric lamps, adjustable
to the drivers vision and independent
of the variations of the motor. On
them depend the comfort, security
kand pleasure of night driving.
, "a speedometer, too, is important.
It is really the drivers timetable,
indispensable to motor travel.
"There is not only comfort but
protection in a properly tilted and
adjustable windshield. The same is
true of well made top with its
snug fitting side curtains.
can extra rim and carrier and
complete tool equipment including
pump and jack are necessities.
"No car is complete without these
features. The experienced owner has
come to depend upon them in the use
of his car. The manufacturer can
supply them more easily and for less
than the individual can buy them,
They should be included in the pur-
chase price"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
AV | AT 0 R S Get
A BIG FALL
SERIOUSLY
'S~
INJURED
UNITED Press Service)

CAMDEN, New Jersey, April 10
Two aviators plotting a mail plane,
were seriously injured when the plane
caught fire 100 feet above the
ground. The injured are Lieut..
Marck Hogue, Portland, Oregon, and
Lieut. Richard Wright, Columbus,
Ohio.
When Lieutenant Eogae saw the
machine was afire he nose dived-
Wright crawled out on the wing, and
when the plane was 200 feet in the
air he jumped. Both his legs and an
arm are broken.
The plane hit tree, and the gaso-
line tank exploded, blowing Hogue out
from the machine.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
STATECONGRESSFORRE.
SOLUTION SUSPENDINC
AWAITING
B letter CONDITIONS
GOVERNOR DE LA HUERTA GIVEN POWER OF
PURSE AND SWORD, MILITARY ARM OF FED
ERAL GOVERNMENT TAKEN OVER AND
GENERAL GALES MADE COMMANDER.

The final break between the state of Sonora and
the Carranza government came early yesterday
morning, when the state congress in session at Her
mosilO voted to suspend relations with the federal
government until the causes which brought said
determination are removed or cease to exist +
The news was conveyed to NOgales early yester-
day morning in telegram from Governor de la
Huerta to General Salvador AlvaradO, and first
made public in Nogales Sonora, whence IS spread
like wiIdfire. 4
Perfect order, however, has maintained in the
Sonora city, and reports received here indicate that
the same condition exists throughout the state Up
to late hour last night no move had been made by
the state officials to take the offices of the vari
telegraph lines and Offices but it is pre-
dicted that this move will be made Monday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11
new YORK REPORTS
MANY ARE GOING OUT
ANDPASSENCERSERv
IS CRIPPLED GREATLY
IN CHICAGO AND THE WEST THE TENSENESS OF
THE SITUATION REPORTED RELIEVED, AL
THOUGH CONDITIONS ARE STILL SERIOUS
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, April 10-The Outlaw strike of
railroad employees has continued to spread although
the railroad situation is reported easier in Chicago,
Indianapolis Pittsburg, Columbus, Youngstown, and
ether railroad centers. Representatives of the Broth
erhoods, and railroad managers fighting the trump
strike declared they expected to be able to break the
strike today. They announced that several of the
crews in Chicago which were among the first to
strike, had returned to work. ~ {
Estimates made by those in position to be post
ed placed the number of men out at 25DOO. But many
thousands of other have been thrown out of
work by closing down of industrial plants cut off
from supplies of fuel and raw materials While food
supplies in practically all cities affected by the strike
diminishing rapidly still they report sufficient
hand to last until the latter part of next week.
Serious shortage is predicted unless the strike is
broken by that time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-11

Mr.. C. D. Rankin, who had been
prospecting over in the western part
of the county, near Pena Blanca and
Ruby, on both sides Of the Atascosa
Mountains, is in town purchasing
supplies. He goes out again today.