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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-10-29
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AMERICAN
LEGION

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Perhaps widow finds it easy to
get married again because she doesn't
expect perfection in a man.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
Lumber Yard Blaze
Cause OF Worry
To Business Men

Prompt action on the part of the
Nogale,' Fire Department prevented a
serious confiagration last night when
blaze originating it is said, in a
pile Of saw-dust in , j. d. Halstead
Lumberyard was suvdued with little
damage.
Officials of the Fire Department
state that the fire was caused through
sparks from defective electric trans
former located above the saW-dust
pile of the mill saw.
Owing to the fact that the lumber
yard ;s located in the heart of the
city and filled with much lnflamable
material, every effort was made by
the Fire Department to speed up and
the efforts of the fire laddies is
much appreciated by business men
and residents owning property in the
vicinity of the fire.
1t was stated by city officials last
night that thorough investigation
as to the cause of the blaze will be
made today. !.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

To the Consul of Mexico, in No
gales, Arizona, U. S. A.-Upon in
jtructicns from the President of the
Republic, l beg to advise you that
rom the first day of August next,
yises on foreign passports executed
~ that Consulate under your charge
snail be valid to cross the border free
" as cften as desired by the interes-
ed parties during the term of one
year, 1eckoned from the date of said
Use.
Consequently and commencing on
the same date august first) you
shall collect twenty pesos national
gold ter each wise on foreign pass
polts, instead OF live which has been
.harged heretofore
At tire same time advise you that
passports and vIses shall be issued
co Mexican citizens gratis and When
ever necessary sucn assistance as may
oe considered necessary and convent
ent snaIl be impaired to them, re-
ninding you that one of the principal
luties of that Consulate is to give
ABILITIES and grant protection and
assistance to MeXicans who are away
,,o,,o Tho fathpr lond
The validity of passports issued to
lur fellow citizens by this Depart
ment is good for an indefinite time
and those issued by the Governors OF
3tates of the Republic, Municipal
Presidents and immigration Agents
on the United States border are good
,,r SIX months. Besides the Health
Officer. acting as Inspector of ln-
in the Port of Acapulco
State of Guerrero, has authority to
issue passports for that country, they
'eing valid for six months. Taking
INTO consideration what is stated. In
this paragraph, when a Mexican de-
sirous of returning to the Republic,
presents himself at the Consulate
under your charge with a passport
which has not matured issued by the
authorities, you must wise
him sad passport, and not issue him
a new one, as many Consulates have
had the habit of doing Now, then
the passports issued by that Consulate
to enter the Republic are only good
for sad purpose and not to return to
that country, the ones, however, is
sued tC travel in foreign countries
beinp GOOD for six months reckoned
from tie date Of their issuHnce.
In order to grant greater facilities
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
YOUTHFUL THIEVES
CLEANED UP BY
LOCAL OFFICERS

Raul Chaverin and Jesus Sotelo,
aged fourteen and fifteen years re-
specti 7ely, who were arrested several
days ago whil attempting to sell a
new typewriter to second hand deal
er, were transferred from the city
Jail to the county.Jail today to await
trial On the charge of having robbed
the Sacred Heart School. Both boys
are suspected of having been members
of the boy bandit gang which stole
several hundred dollars worth of mer-
chandse from the Boxton-Smith and
Steinfeld stores some days ago. Thus
far six alleged members of the band
are in the county Jail awaiting trial.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
.N0NTEzUMA CLUB FIGHT
ARENA CONSIDERED BEST
IN The STATE OF ARIZONA

Preparations are being made by
Bill Payne mnager of the Montezuma
Athletic Club and Harold Brown,
matchmaker, to entertain one of the
largest crowds that has ever attend
cd prize fight here, when Harry
Mansell, the British bantam-weight
and Ralph Lincoln hook for their
third meeting, August IL.
The arena of the Montezuma Club
is being re-modeled so that an unob-
structed view of the ring can be OBJ
tanned from the any seat in :he house
A special section is being arranged
for the seating of soldiers who are
TO be admitted to all bouts conducted
by the club at a reduced price. In
addition to the special section FOR
soldiers, a limited number of seat !;
are beng erected for the "fannettes"
of Nogales, among whom are many,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
NEW THEATRE MANAGEMENT

Yesterday evening Messrs. w.
Abraham and Frank 1tule, lessees and
managers of the new Wise Theatre,
returned from San Francisco and Los
Angeles, where they had been arrang-
ing fos the opening of a new temple
III Vie urama, both pictorial and his
,rionic; and they stated to "The
Oasis" that they have everything well
IN hand so they can take hold just
as soon as the Theatre is completed
by Mr.. Wise and turned over to
them.
Messrs Abraham and Itule state
that trey have contracted for the
very latest and best films made and
that they will introduce other attrac-
lions from time to time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
VILLA is TO DEMOBOLIZE
LID IS AGAIN OFF
IN N0GALES, SON.

The lid is again tilted in Nogales,
Sonora. After having been closed
FOR several weeks, number of cafes
were allowed to reopen their doors
yesterday morning and the merry
tinkle of canned music" on upper
Cabaret Row mingled with the more
classic jazz that slipped the atmos-
phere from Gated close
to the border,
1t is understood that the cafes
allowed to reopen will be forced to
taboo all gambling and any infraction
OF the prohibiting of gambling will
result in the immediate closing of the
places.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

3Iassed as admireds of the manly art
Local arhcitects who have drawn
plans for the Montezuma Club arena
state that it is the best from view
point of stability and uninterrupted
view If the arena, than an othel
prize ring in the state.
The re-matching of Mansell and
Lincoln here, has met with the apro-
bation of the fans who witnessed their
last slashing battle and is a forerun-
ner Of a number of important ring
contests to be staged here during
the nGA1 few months.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
n { " RAILROAD
RATE RULES
POSTPONED
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The in
terStase Commerce Commission to-
day authorized railroads to disre-
gard the fourth section of regulations
until November in establishing new
increased fares.
This will permit railroads in some
cases to collect more through total
series tickets covering the same dist
ance. 1t also applies to freight rates
The commission decided to allow
temporary modification of the regula-
tions because of the difficulty con-
frontt2d by roads making a dead re-
adjustment of fares and rates.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
NFW PASSPORT RULES
Of MEXICAN COvMT.

to our countrymen, the vises execut-
ed by that Consulatet on their pass
ports, are valid for one year, reckon
ed from the date of it's issuance,
provided the passport is in force dur
ing that period of time.
l reiterate to lou my respectful
consideration. Effective suffrage no
reelection. Mexico, July 26, 1920.
The Assistant Secretary, DR.. Gull
berto Ridalgo.
NOTE:-This circular was addressed
70 all Consuls of Mexico in the Unit
ed Statets of America.
1t will be recalled that recently
"Tne Oasis" special telegraphic SER
vice from the City of Mexico, con-
veyed that new deprture had been
taken by the Ministery of Foreign
Relations in regard to passports. The
foregoing is translation of the cir
cular cited, as received at the Mexi-
can Consulate in Nogales, Arizona.
AS such it is of interest to readers
of "Tbe Oasis"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Mr.. Kelsey, who submitted to a
very serious operation at st. Joseph's
Hospital, some five weeks ago, and
vas removed to his home, convalesc-
cnt a couple of weeks since, has re-
covered so far that he is able to go
TO the plant of the Arizona Gas &
Electric Corlpanv I '1cr: +.'-r~ g.
siay; and he expects to be able to
resume his duties as manager of that
important enterprise early next week.
The operation which was complicated
md dangerous was performed sue
"essfully by Major ODonnell, U. S.
A.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
OF WORLD DISCUSSED

Three causes we've assigned by the
council for the Unsettled economic
condition Throughout the world. They
are as FLOWS:
1. Financial policy of Individual
states.
2. Unstable rates of exchange anu
PAPER currency.
8. Confused commercial returns of
which a remedy is the speedy
restoration of sound credits.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
PETE SUTAR TAKES
POSlTI..S IN MFX!( ID

Pete Sutar, former lieutenant of the
25th. Infantry, who while in the SER
vice was in command of the military
police mere, will leave in a few days
ior Los Mochis, Slnaloa, where he
will take position with the United
Sugar Company.
Whue in command of the military
police of Nogales Mr. Sutar made an
excellent record and has best wishes
Of all peace officers and the world of
friends here for every success IN his
new position.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
BONES UNEARTHED IN
HAMLET's GARDEN

DOVER, Aug. 5.-Four ancient
skeletons have just been unearthed
in the garden of Forbes Robertson's
house near here.
Thus coincidence gave England's
greatest Hamlet one more opportuni-
ty to recite the "Alas, Poor Yorick!'
speech and Brit1sners are wondering
whethec dispIte his retirement from
the stage he was got tempted to give
the gsldners a private hearing Of
the philosophical prince.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
B 0 Y MURDERED;
SUSPECT JAILED
Omitted Press Service)

MARION, Aug 5.-The body of
Tony Hemphill, II, was found buried
n rhallow grave near here today.
'antine De.sant is held in Jail as a
lurde' suspect. The authorities be-
ieve the boy was slain to prevent
i'm fi@m divulging information re-
garding recent bank robbery here.
He has been missing since Monday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Mrs. Ballard, wife of Capt. James
Ballar1 of the Second Infantry, ar
rived today from Camp Perry, o., for
months visit with her father, Col.
+ C. Carnah2n. commondant at
Camp Stephen D. Little. Mrs. Bal
lard is accompanied by her year-and-
a-half-old son.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
RAILROADS WILL
SELL 100000
IN SECURITIES
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Rail-
roads will offer approximately $400,-
100000 in securities at public sale
during the next three " four months,
It was learned at the bureau of rail-
way economies. The interest rate
will be at least seven per cent. Pro-
ceeds from the securities will be ap-
Piled to the purchase of new rolling
stock.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
RUSSIANS ARE IN
NOVCOREO
UNITED Press Serv1ce)

BASIL, Switzerland, Aug. 5.-T3e
Russians today occupied Npvgorod
and surrounded Ostrolen, according to
advices.
A dirigible flew over Thorn Craudez
1ropp.G Soviet prcclamations. Re-
ports from Mayence, Germany, said
that ,rders had been given to trans
port Entente troops across Bavarian
Bohemia. The Bavarian authorities
are urging the population not to per-
init the passage of troops.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
AT DE MONTE, CALIFORNIA
Omitted Press Se1vice)

DEL MONTE, Aug. 5.-A tennis
tournament that is to be an annual
affair here will be inaugurated to-
morrow.
Del Monte, years ago used to be
the scene of Pacific Coats and state
championship games:. Such stars ss
William Johnston, Muarice McLougn-
lin and Peck Griffin first came into
prominence here. Now, with two ad-
ditionaI concrete courts, making
total Of six for the matches, it is
Xpec'ed other stars will be brought
forward.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
WIFE BEATER JAILED

G. Flores, charged with wife-bcat-
ing, was lodged in the city Jail late
yesterday Afternoon. Mrs. Flores,
who exhibited numerous bruises and
discoIorations in substantiation OF
her charge, declared that Flores beat
Ter because she was late preparing
a meal for him.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
MINE UNION HEAD Is
DEFIED BY RADICAL
Omitted Press Service)

y IITONNF NN1J N1OI WV
PITTSBGRG, Kas., Aug. 5.-Alex-
ander Howat, "radical" district pres
;dent of the United Mine Workers of
Amerca, today defied the order of
President John Lewis to end the
ytrlke oI Kansas miners. Howat re-
fuses to recognize the head of his
own organization.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
FRENCH TROOPS
.MASSED ON Rhine
UNITED Press Service>

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-French troops
are being massed along the Rhine,
according TO reports. seeming thron~l1
despite the strictest censoring. The
authorities here fear that the Allied
pressure will cause Austria to aband-
on her neutral position and permit
troops to move through Vienna to
aid Po and.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
POLISH GOVERNMENT CALLS
ON AMERICA FOR AID
UNITED Press Servicel

WASHINGTON, Aug 5.-Threat-
ened with overwhelming defeat, Po-
land today renewed her efforts to OBJ
tain the support of the United Statest
The question of American aid was
again taken up with the State De-
partment by the Polish minister.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
ALLEGED SMUGGLER JAILED

SusaE Allen, colored, was taken
into custody today by Customs in
spectOr E. 7. Richards and lodged
in the city Jail charged with smug-
Cling narcotics. A quantity of drug
was found in her possession, officers
say. t.A II5
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
FRENCH WILL TACKLE RUSSIA
United Press Service)

united Press Service)
VIENNA, Aug. 5.-Freje Press
prints a Budapest dispatch stating
that great Hungarian -Roumian Of
fensivc against Russia is being form
ed under Frenhc direction.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
POLES CLAIM VICTORY
UNITED Press Service)

Z Omitted Press Service)
VIENNA, Aug. 5.-The Poles in of
ficial statement ennounced the re-
crpturc o. Brody and Radziwilow
from the Bolsheviizi.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
UNITED Press Sc -viceN

TUnltOd Press Sc --v1Cel
SAN SEBASTIN, Aug. 5-Ways
and means improving the worlds fl
nancial condition was taken up by
the council of the League of Nations.
Plans was made for a financial
conference at Brussels, September 20,
at which On arbitrarily rate IF ex-
change between the member states
and former enemy states will be fix
ed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
ARTICLE z 7 OF
CONSTITUTION OF
MEXICO WILL Be
OBSERVED
Especial to "The Oasis")

J
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug.5.-It is
reported officially by uthority of
President de la Huerta, that Article
II of the new federal constitution of
Mexico has not been abrogated, nor
will 1t be. Under that article the
government reserves the mineral
riches of the sub-soil, and granting
surface rights to land does not effect
title to the minerals underneath,
whether metal, coal or oil.
1t is tated further that the admin
istratlon of President de la Huerta
will insist upon observance of said
AArticle 27, and will protect the
rights of the people of Mexico in that
egard.
Mrs. Joe Berk, returned from an
astern visit.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
BABE RUTH KNOCKS EN- DEAD

(Unlted FTeSs IServIce)
DETROIT, Ang. 5.--Babe Ruth
made his thirty-ninth home run to-
lay, Crowding the ball out of the lot
on his first trip to the plate in the
second inning.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

I Mrs Henry. of Globe, and her
daughter Mrs ]. G. Harris, of the
]. G. Harris Furniture Co., leave
Friday to visit the Furniture Elk
positions in San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fail
ing to deliver before o'clock A. NJ, any day. are
requested to phone 52W., and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Mrs. Guadalupe Brickwood, of the
Brickwood Hotel, is reported ute i'll
with rheumatism, confined to her bed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Miss Amelia Monteverde, has re-
turned from a visit in Tucson where
she was with friends a couple Of
weeks
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
"PANCH0" is
REPOR 7 Ed
ON MARCH
Omitted Press Service)

TORREON, Mex. Aug. 5-Francis-
co Villa left Cuatro Cienagas yes
tetrdaJ morning with his party, 60
ing. overland to San Pedro. Accord
ing to advices received here the bandit
, leader is expected to arrive here today
and demobilize under the direction of
General Eugenio Martinez.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
BRITISH May
AID P OLAF N D

LONDON, Aug 5.-Moscow wire
less reports a new Bolsheviki victory
after desperate fighting siXty-five
miles from Warsaw. The Evening
News announced it had information
that the British cabinet is planning
to call volunteers for a British ex-
redition to aid Poland. The Pre-
mier f1iled to make full explana-
tion OF the situation but said he would
do so Me>Ilay or sooner if circum-
stances permitted.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The
State Department is advised from
Warsaw that the Bolsheviki will re-
fuse ae7mistice neg citations while they
hope to- capture Warsaw.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.-Govern-
n Cantu will be given a high rank
IN the Mexican federal army in ex-
'cange for an unconditional surrend-
ar of the governorship of Lower Cali
ornia, said the Mexican consul.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

SAN ANTONIO, Aug 5-Villa may
be given a part of the command of
men which General P. Elias Gales
has announced to be sent through
Manza1illo for an attack against
Cantu, it is reported here.
Other possible commanders of the
expedition are General Eugenio Mar
t'nez, Andre AlaZan and Maroilo
CaraveO.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Ell PASO, Aug. 5.-Belief that
Francisco has made the Mexican gov
ernment the object of another trick
is spreading here. A dispatch from
chihuahua City stated that Villa had
not been heard from for three days
and was thought to be headed for
San Luis Postosi, where revolt was
reported to have started.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
MASTER OF MEXICAN
PATROL BOAT SLAIN
BY CANTU SOLDIERS

Attaches who disclosed negotia-
lions between Cantu and federalemis-
saries said that Cantu had been or
dered to resign uhconditionally to
avoid the occupancy of his territory
oy federal troops.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 5.-Captian
Zepeda of the Mexican patrol boat
Tecate, was slain at Ensenada, ac-
cording to reports from officers of
the steamer Newark which arrived
here. Zepeda was ordered ashore
5y Cantu soldiers and complied, fear
ing flame-up, he broke and ran and
was snct and killed. Cantu officials
seized the Tecate.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06
Omitted Press Service)

SA FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-A con-
signment of rifles bound for Cantu's
army was captured by U. S. Federal
Officers. The owner Francisco jail
me a Mexican was loading the guns
into an auto truck when arrested.
The officers believe that the catch
S but d small part Of much larger
consignment that is bound for Can
tu's army.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-06

Mrs. Joe Berk, returned from an
astern visit.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-08
JUSTICE TO THE JEWS

Congressman Will ID. Upshaw, of
Georgia, noting the absence of He
brew chaplinS from the army made
a speech Of which this is an extract ::
| was profoundly impressed few
days ago with Il conversation with
Maj. 6. G.. Batcman, the hOnorcd dean
of the chaplins Of the whole army
He has given 80 years to service as an
Army chaplin. Being Baptist hi:n-
self and trained in the Foundation
principles of individual responsible
ty to God and the competence Of
each soul in religion, that grand old
man told me he had witnessed with
positive pain the religious loneliness
Of the Hebrew soldier. Whatever may
be said Of the many other faiths they
all represent some phase of Christi
anity. But the Hebrew soldier, rep
reScnting that splendid contingent
of our citizenship that has made such
priceless contribution to our pa
triotiSm and our commercial prowcss
is as he expressed it, "ncither flesh,
fish, nor fowl" in the recognition of
the religious life Of the Army.
Mr.. Upshaw subsequently added:
/ had prepared an amendment to
offer directing the Secretary Of War
to appoint Hebrew chapIns at large,
but if he has the right already to do
this thing, then / would like to go on
rI pt inf in
the Regular Establishment Of enough
Hebrew chaplains to minister to our
Jewish soldiers"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-08
EXPEL NEWBERRY

The Chicago Herald, in an editorial
article urges the expulsion Of New
berry from the Senate. he man who
spent over $780, 900 to gain a seat in
the Senate and to beat Henry Ford,
is no better than Berger, who has
been twice elected and unscatcd be
cause Of disloyalty.
The Chicago Herald says: "Thc
Senate should cXpcl Ncwbcrry at
once, as the House expelled Berger,
and for the same reason. Both men
are convicted fclons. The cases Of
both are on appeal. But to wait for
the decision on appeal in one case, af-
ter having acted in the other, would
open the door to charges Of funda-
mental injustice"
The Republicans have a majority in
the Senate Of only two votes, one Of
which is Ncwberry's, therefore, it is
believed they would not cxpcl New
berry though he were twice the feIon
he is.