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The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
100000 DAMAGE CAUSED
BY COLLISION IN ARIZONA

PHOENIX, July 15.-Material dam
age o. about 100000 resulted from
the collision of passenger train and
a freight train on the road near
near Kirkland, last Friday, according
to F. P. Cruice, general freight md
psseeeet tttooiisnnissssss roi -AA
passenger agent, who has returned
from Prescott. Two persons wer 4,
killed and nearly a score injured in
he crash. Official investigation of
he collision has beFk deferred, Mr..
Cruice said, because of the inability
If Miss Hazel Jameson, the telegraph
orbk Tor at Skull Valley, to appear
before an inquiry board. She is in
Prescott and is said to be in a state
of total collapse. Railroad officials
said she has not been told of the loss
of lifs' in the railroad collision. 1t
was at Skull Valley that the conduc-
tor Dignan of the passenger train
should have received an order to
mcss The iiorthbound freight train
at Kirkland, which order would have
averted the crash. t.lA
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
CARAVAN
CONVENTION EN-
ROUTE TO.SAN
FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July Is.
Speeding westward on palatial
special train, two-score notables of
the musical world will reach San
Francisco next Saturday evening for
the opening next Monday morning
of on. of the most exceptional con-
claves ever held on the Pacific Coast,
the 'E I;son Caravan Convention Like
all Gaul of Caesars commentaries
the convention has been divided Gin
three parts" New York's con-
clave was held last week, for the
@far East;" the Middle West gather
ing this week at Chicago; and the
meeting of western American and
Canadian merchants opens Monday
at the Golden Gate.
This threefold convention of
American and Canadian music deal
ers originated in the mind of Thomas
A. Ellison Actuated by desire to
impress merchants handing the Edi-
son monographs with deeper con-
ception of their ethical responsible
ties . the public. MIR. Edison con-
ceived the thought of having them
gather for three great conclaves with
some of the greatest artists, COM
posers and musical psychologists.
Music dealers from far east as
Colorado and New Mexico, from
British Columbia, and from the en-
tire Pacific Coast, will attend the
San Francisco conclave.
Among the notab1es aboJrd the
Caravan Special will be William Max
we'll, Vice-president of Thomas A.
Edison, IND, accompanied by Mrs.
Maxwell and Miss Marian Maxwell;
Thoma> J. Leonard, general sales
manager; Henry Hadley, former con-
ductor of the San Francisco SYM
phonv Orchestra and Mrs. Hadley;
DIR. W. v. Bingham, professor of ap-
rliedpsrchology of the Carnegie In
stitute; Thomas Chalmers, celebrated
MetrnDolitan Opera baritone; John
Lee Mahin, world authority on ad-
verifying psychology; and Captain
John J. Callahan, general supervisor
for the Far West.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
GATHER ROUND BOYS

Gather round boys, and We'll spill
some lope on how to be happy tho
dry. Now Redstone way, Demon
Rum swallowed knockout drop and
the boys went dryer than the middle
of the Sahara. But they had an
idea-the greatest little idea that
ever relieved the thirst of Nation.
And WIN they got through, Oh, JOY!
they had slipped Vie rye in dry
an put the honey in one fellows
honeymoon. See Will Rodgers, that
human fellow with the ID krt smile
in his latest Goldwyn production at
the Royal Theatre tomorrow in eva
ter Water Everywhere"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
vOLUTIONISTS
CONTROL BOLIVIA
Omitted Press Service)

(Unlted Press SerVlce)
WASHINGTON, July Is Bolivia
is eni rely under the control of the
revolutionary regime the State De-
partmsnt was advised in first ad-
vices rom the American legation at
Lapa'. the capital of Bolivia, since
the re ,olt. Gutierrez Guerra, oust-
ed pr sident and several members
Of hi; cabinet with other supporters
of the old government were reported
on a >pecial trair yesterday by way
Of the port of Africa, accompanied
by w. Duval Brown, American Con-
sui a. Lap;,z, American Trade Com
missioner, hhurts and other members
of the diplomatic corps. The form
er president was accorded a militay
escort and a guarantee of safety.
Buista Saavedra has issued pro-
clamation for the formation of pro-
visiona' government
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
FEDERAL TROOPS HOLD
OUT. AGAINST BIG ODDS

ment troops as ne had only 200 men.
It wa; believed the uprising was for
the purpose of covering the flight
from the City, of General Con-
zalez, who was expected to mobilize
force against the present Mexican
regime
Government advices from federal
General Alnulfo Gomez, stated that
documents had been taken from
prisoners showing Gonzalez had in
spired the uprising. If found he will
be trlsd on charges of treason, it
was announced. Followers of Con-
zalez were reported north and south
of Monterrey. They also hold the
railroad from Monterrey to Laredo,
which has been interrupted for
some time. The railway from Mon
terrey to Tampico was also reported
in the hands of Gonzalez, followers.
Advices from rampico indicated the
strike there has been broken.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
HELD IN UNITED
STATES COURT
on CHARGE OF
PERJURY

1t viii be recalled that one Louis
Goldnrr was arrested by the Depart
ment of Justice officers, charged
with perjury in swearing falsely to
an affidavit to an application for a
passport. The warrant was issued
from the court of U. S. Commission
Ell w. A. O'Connor, and the arrest
made in Nogales; but the hearing
was sr.tnsferred to Tucson before U.
S. Commissioner E. F. Jones.
According to advices from Tucson
yesterday Goldner was held by Com
missioner Jones to appear for trial
in the U. S. Court; and Sarah Gold
ner, the woman in the case was held
in a lighter bond as a witness.
The offense alleged, perjury, laid
in the man having sworn that Mrs.
Goldner is his wife, when the facts
charged in the complaint are that
she IS divorced from him, having
been divorced in New York, some two
years ago or thereabout. Since that
time Mrs. Goldner has resided in
Nogaiss, except such time as she
has been elsewhere; and when here
she ras been very much in evidence
in co mection with the store of Ma
than Ieeker.
1t is reported that there are brew
ing other matters in connection with
Mrs Goldner's presence in Nogales
that may develop into decided SEN
sation
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
PRES|DENTDELAHU
WILL ASK CONCRESSFOR
ENACTMENT FPROH|BI-
T|ON OR HIGH LICENSE

CITY OF MEXICO, July 15.-1t is
announced that President De la
Huerta has projected a vigorous
camp";~n for restriction of sale of
intoxu ating liquors and beverages,
with design for making the re-
public as dry" as the United States
is now
The president is preparing a pro-
ject for a law that will be presected
to the federal congress when it as
sembles in September, which he will
urge jor enactment, which, if adopted
will prohibit manufacture and sale
of strong liquors such as tequila,
mesca,, aglardierte, and other al
coholic Installations, with pulquc.
The proposition is calculated and
inten!ed to make Mexico perfectly
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
THIRD PARTY is
POLITICAL FARCE
UNITED Press Service)

CHICAGO, July 15.-The hold
over convention of the committee of
48, officially repudiatecl the Farmer
Labor Parry resolution which was
passed, declaring the committee has
failed IN its object to organize new
political party this year, "to repre-
sent al people" The resolution fur
ther provided for the continuation
of the committee as an advisory or
ganizi"g body and urged to con-
ceiltral:cn this fall on local congress
sionai elections. The resolution was
the work of a special committee
elected shortly after about 200 of
the 1ginal 1900 delegates had as
sembled 1t precipitated a bitter
debate among the opponents and adj
vocate1 Of the Farmer Labor Party.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE HELD
AN INTERESTING
MEETING

Yesterday evening the Board of
Direc ors of the Nogales Chamber
of Commerce held a very interest
ing meeting at which there was
transacted great deal of business.
Much IF tie matter under consider
alton vas routine; but deal of it
was . ute important.
TIL, meeting was conducted by
Chairman Bracey Curtis, and Sec
retary J. B. Bristol kept the re-
cord.
A humber of members of the
chamncr accepted the invitation to
attend and participated in discus.
sions.
Reports of the Secretary and
Bulge Committee were read and
filed.
| A committee was sent to the
Board of Aldermen, sitting accord
ing to aw to frame a budget for the
city, " tn request that there be in
! cluded in he budget an approrria-
ton OF $10G per month for publicity
purposes. The committee consisted
| of Messrs. Allen T. Bird, Manuel
Escala1a, M. A. Wuerschmidt, Fer.
nando Rodriguez, ]. E. Wise.
/ The committee retired, repaired to
the C:ty council Chamber, present
ed tn: proposition, which was al.
lowed by the Board of Aldermen
and tie committee returned to the
Chamoer of Commerce meeting, re-
porting they "had brought home
the bacon"
! Before the Board of Aldermen the
proceedings were short and quick
/ ly de :patci ed. The chairman of
the committee laid the matter be-
fore AIayor Harrison, who called at
tentior of the Board of Aldermen at
once of the presence of the COM
mittee and the board ordered the
committee heard. The chairman of
the committee stated the case; AL
derman G. II. Fielder moved that
the request be granted, and Alder
man Duffy seconded the motion,
whereupon the motion was put by
the mayor, and carried unanimously.
And is was all done within ten min
utes.
J The subject of making permanent
the arch erected at Morley Avenue
and international Street was taken
up. It was agreed that the present
structure will not be permitted to re-
main; but It was decided to start a
movement toward erection of perm
anent, commemorative arch on the
international line at Nogales. Ma
nuel Escalada, M. A. Wuerschmidt
and A. L. Gustetter were ap-
painted committee to take the mat
ter in hand.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
UNITED Press Service,

WASHINGTON, July 15.- The
City of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico is
being attacked the State Department
was oovised by the American consul
there. Randolph Robertson, consul
has warned both the government and
rebeliing forces not to shoot across
the American border. Robertson's
brief dispatch to the State Depart
ment .tated hat HNuevo Laredo was
being attacked" but gave no. fur
ther details. Robertson previously
reported to the department that he
had received a letter from General
Ricaruo Gonzalez, nephew of General
Pablo Gonzalez, calling for the STIR
rende of Nuevo Laredo advising
foreigners, including che consul and
other Americans, to cross to the
United STATES.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
H. G.. l.. FORCES STRIKE
OF GERMAN HANGMEN

LONDON, July 15.- The hang
men of Germany have gone on
strike for increased wages, says a
Berlin dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company, today, quoting
German newspapers.
At Neinengen, according to the
dispatch, the execution of a muir
Aerer could not be carried out as
The Halle and Munich hangmea re-
used 20 work.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

dry; hut if that cannot be accom-
plisheJ Congress will be requested
to apply to cantinas, saloons and
other places where strong liquors
are sod high license law, which
will have a tendency to diminish the
number of places where liquors may
be purchased, which will have of it.
self an influence toward reduction
of consumption of such liquors, to
improvement of sobriety and health
amorg the common people.
PRECEDENT de la Huerta is described
as completely in earnest in these
proposed remedial measures, which
he holds necessary for protection of
the lower classes, who are susceptible
to use of alcoholic stimulants, and
are damaged seriously by such use
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
GOVMT. OFFICIALS WILL
JAIL FORMER CHAMPION
Omitted Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July Is. -
Depar' mefit of Justice agents said
all negotiations for the return of
Jack Johnson to this country had
been dropped. The trip planned to
Tia Jlana today to confer with the
eX-champion was abandoned. The
officers indicated that Johnson had
asked for bargain they are not
willing to make. "When he comes
acros: well take charge of him."
they said.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
Victory Goes To
Cup Challenger

ABOARD THE U. S. S. DE-
STROYER GOLDSBORROUGH, July
15.--1he first race in a series OF five
for Anerica's yachting cup went to
the Shamrock Poo. The Resclute,
defender of the cup was forced to
withdraw from the race a few min
utes after she rounded the half way
mark fter showing her heels to the
challenger for Is miles. The snap
ping # the Resolutes throat hal
yards which brought the main sail
half way down caused Captain
Adams to withdraw from the race
when he found il impossible to re-
pair lie damaged sail at sea. The
Shamrock bowling along before a
freshoned wind, crossed the finish
line within six hours of the time
limit allowed for the completion of
the race and was awarded the VIC
tory. The official time of the Sham
rocks finish was announced as
1852. The vict orious challenger
was erected by toots, boots and
reaty grunts from craft that had
circled he finish mark. 1t was the
first ctory for challenger in near
" hai century. The last victory
for 4 challenger was recorded in
1871 when the Livona trumphed over
the Columbia. Just after the Sham
rock crossed the line the third squall
of the day, swept across the course.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
MEX. .REVOLTERSDOWNED
Leslie Hardy Back
From Campaign Trip

Leslie C. Hardy, county attorney
OF Santa Cruz county and candidate
for Attorney Gener al of the state
of A".zona, returned today from a
visit to the northern section of the
state where he has been in tho in
terest of his candidacy at Phoenix,
Prescott, Wilcox, casa Grande and
many other towns where he visited.
Mr.. Eardy was assured the support
of world of frieds whose acquaiiit-
ance re made while assistant At
torney general.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
SutfragetteS To
Take Issue With
Cox And Harding

i COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 15.-Suf-
frage leaders IN their conference
with Governor Cox tomorrow will
demand that the first work of his
campa On will be to force Demo-
cratic legislatures in Tennessee and
North Carolina to ratify the 10Th
Amen 1ment, thus giving women
vote uext November Miss Alice
Paul, head of the National Women's
Party arrived today, and stated the
delegation would he 1atisfied with
nothing less. The same delegation
will make sim4var demand on
Senat,r H.rding next Thursday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
UNITED Press Servicel

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 10
Rebej under General Ricardo Con-
zalez, surrounding the city of Nuevo
Laredo preparatory to battle to-
night rt in the morning, were routed
by detachment of federal reinforce
ments going to aid of the city, ac-
cording to telephone information to
the Mexican consul here from the
Laredo consul. Part of the force of
revol1,ionists was in full flight fol-
lowed close by the federal detach-
ment.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
Border Troops 7
Be Relieved
Omitted Press Service)

HINGTON, July 15.- Relief
of the Fourteenth Cavalry from !uty
in Teas where it has been for over
eight yeas and it's assignment to
Fort .les Moines, Iowa, was an
nounc:'d BY the War Department in
connet tior with the new policy ship
ping regiments on the border. 1t
also was announced that the Third,
N'neteenth and Thirty Seventh In
fantry which have been on the bor-
der for from four to seven years,
are to be ceplaced.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
CROSS CONTINENTAL AIR
FLIGHT IS UNDER WAY
UNITED Press Servicel

MITCHELLFIELD, Lii. July 15.-
Four army air service planes left
here 1t 1890 p. m. on a cross con-
tinental flight to Nome, Alaska.
The.start had been delayed since
early r orr ng because of rains.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
MAN FOUND DEAD IN
PHOENIX ROOMING HOUSE

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 15.-Frank
Daley, aged Sc, was found dead in
local rooming house last night,
with q bullet wound in his body and
a revolver in his hand. Friends
said he had been desponent. The
man was not hnown to have. and
relatives here
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
UNITED Press Service,

ME EICO CITY, July 15.-Intima-
ton that Pablo Gonzalez, former
candidate TOR the Mexican presi-
edency -evolted against De la Huerta
and the Oregon government was
contained in an announcement by
the War Ministry that one of Con
zalez generals, Ireno Villareal had
starte. an uprising in Monterrey.
Villars&l was defeated by govern
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
SALARIES OF LOCAL
POLICE GIVEN BOOST

The Board of Aldprmen4last night
granted an increase in salary to the
members of the police force. The
"fines.;' of NoGales are now
schcdue If $4,000 per month,
whicr will ''buy shoes for the baby"
acconc ing to chief of police Jay
Lowe.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

Yesterday Mr.. Anastacio Rod
riguez, a resident of Nogales, So
nora, FOR more than thirty years,
died from effects of having been
run o '2r by an automobile Wednes-
day afternoon. The chauffeur was
Jailed
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
UNITED Press Service)

Omitted Press SerVlce)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July ID
Nuevo Laredo an important Mexi-
can CITY across the Rio Grande was
attached by rebel forces under
Ricar.I. Gonzalez according to adj
vices received here. The attacking
forces it was reported numbered
between 300 and 900 and federal
garrison with about 80 Yaqui In
dians ind 80 Fiscal guards was re-
ported holding out. The attack fol-
&. lowed an ultimatum calling upon
General Ortega commander of the
Nuevo Laredo garrison to surrender
the town last night. General Ortega
repliel he would hold out to the
last.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
SEVEN INDICTED FOR
MINNESOTA LYNCHING

DU1 UTH, MINI, July Is. -
Seven indictments were returned
yesterday by the special grand jury
invest: eating the lynching of three
negroes. Two OF the men indicted
were arrested, charged with melting
riot.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

Mr. A. Raschid, of the New York
store has returned from Los Angeles
where he went early in the week.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

Mr.. T. B. Titus, from the Elgin
region, was a visitor at Nogales
yesterday,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

Yesl erday Mr.. Arthur Powell
was mere from San Geronimo.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16

Eb Jones is in town from his
ranch at Camille. A
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-16
NOTICE

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ing to deliver before o'clock A. M, any day. are
requested to phone 52W., and the missing copy
will be sent from the office. st-..
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-27
TWO MILITANT DEMOCRATS

Col. Nicholas M Bell, stalwart
Democrat for many decades past, had
the interesting experience Of being
taken for a Republican, partisan
Republican at that-while at Sedalia
attending the State Fair.
Col. Bell, surrounded by group of
friends, was sitting in front of the
Terry Hotel when slur against the
President uttered by passer-by was
heard by him. He was all attention at
once and his five-minute lecture on the
principles of Democracy was so en-
phatic and sound that his victim lit
orally ran away from him. while a
crowd of several score listeners cheer
ed.
"The trouble with Republicans, I"
said Col Bell as the coattails of the
vanquished man disappeared from
sight, ais that they have but one plank
in their platform and but one cry
Damn Wilson,"
As he uttered the last two words
a man with long white bearn came
around the corner. halted and looked
at him.
"'Damn Wilson," repeated the Col
onel to emphasize his disgust of the
G. o. P. partisanship.
This was too much for the man with
the beard. Running up to Col. Bell
and shaking his fist in his face, he
cried in voice full of emotion:
"Wilson is damned sight better
man than you are"
"Come," said the Colonel, seeking
to test the mettle of the aged support
err of the President. Lets shake
hands,"
"Never!." cried the man with the
whiskers in a shout that could be
heard a block. "Not with your kind"
And he walked away.
Suppose, friend asked Col. Bell,
after quiet had been restored, shat
supporter of the President had taken
punch at you. He looked as if he
wanted to. Would you have hit him
back ?"
"Not much" replied the Colonel.
"He is my kind of Democrat. I
wish we had more militant ones of
that type"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-27
A GERMAN VIEW!

The battle-cry is Harding or Cox.
No person of our race can possibly
think of giving his vote to any one ex-
cept Harding. We consider Harding
to be by far the most suitable candi-
date. Good sense demands, there
fore, that we should give him prefer
ence at the next election under all
circumstances.
This time we German-Americans
have the deciding vote. 1t is given to
US this time to decide the happy or
unhappy future development of Amer
lea.
If we cling together, cast aside all
petty considerations and prove our
selves to be competent political unit
on this occasion, the United States
will not only be freed from the shack
les of wisconsin, but we shall also
have conquered for ourselves the po-
sition which is due to US.
We have the deciding vote. We
have to choose between Cox who per-
sonifies the Wilson Succession and
whose success will mean the end of all
our liberties. and Harding with a
guarantee of better conditions.-Her-
manner Volksblatt German Rep
Hermann, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-27

war on the brain. We are becoming
crazy and hard. No poetry is being
J penned, no music composed, no great
books written. For seven years uni
versities have done little and the in
tellectual level of mankind is falling.
To me that is sad. Let US forget
about war and write poetry and sing
sweet music.
The trouble with the world today is
that it has forgotten how to smile.
When two men stand always face to
face, each believingg the other intends
to murder him, they will end it by
fighing. If they go on about their
business when they meet and one
smiles to the other, the other will
smile. We need smiles in the world
today.
Germany has lost the war for which
she was responsible, and she must pay
She must pay what she can, but we
must not demand more than she can
pay. Germany must be put back on
her feet. The forces of production
must be released again.
Germany must be disarmed, and she
will be. And then the allies and all
the world should disarm. Italy is set
ting the example. We have reduced
the number of corps and cut our SER
vice term to eight months.
The war is over. Let US go back to
peace:-Sig. Nitti, former Italian Pre-
mier.