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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-07
Rum Ring TOuts Said
to Be on Secret Hunt

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. Efforts to
pry into the secrets OF the Federal grand
jury at Indianapolis will be made by
agents Of whisky ring members here. The
eavesdroppers in the capital city are said
TO keep in touch by secret messages with
their South Bend friends who are de-
cidedly uneasy over the probing Of the
Federal inquisitors.
South Bend Is said to be rated by the
Government as one Of the leading GASES
in dry America.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-07
HOOsier to Face Jury
i'm North for Murder

CpeCIHI 20
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Dec. 7.-Rbue
Cavanaugh, former Hartford City man.
who escaped from the State Penitentiary
at Michigan City, in July. 1919, while
serving q sentence of from to IA years
on a criminal assault charge, will go to
trial soon on a charge o. wife murder, at
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada, ac-
cording to a letter received by Sheriff
Albert Sutton from the chief of police
at Moose Jaw.
Cavanaugh and four other TRUSTEES es-
capped from the penitentiary farm. The
woman he is alleged to have murdered
never lived here. They were married
after Cave laugh went to Canada.
CavanaucH began his sentence at Mich
igan City, Oct Is, 1913.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-07
Funeral Flowers Tip
Off Reputed Slayer

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Dec. Flow
ers they are said to have sent to the flu
neral Of the murdered man caused the
arrest of three youths late Monday N
connection with the Staying of James A.
Borte, 30, in his grocery store here last
Wednesday night.
The flowers were sent from Superior,
Wis. and investigation resulted In the
arrest of Percy Balmes, is; his brother
Donald 90 and Roual Carlson, IL. The
police say they entered the store to rob.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-07
Wall Caves: 2 Escape

Los ANGELES. Dac THE front 100
feet Of a three story brick building about
fifty feet wide, facing on Alamade street,
occupied by Aggelsr & Musser, collapsed
late Monday. Two people were in
ground floor Office and escaped unhurt.
II was uncertain whether any one was
hurled in the wreckage
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-07
CHARITY SOCIETY TO MEET.

The annual meeting OF the Charity Or
ganization Society viii be held this aft
ernoOn at o'clock in the assembly room
Of the Board Of Trlde Building. A re-
port Of the work Of the organization dur
ing the past year will be made.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
fine WORK BY
'RkNCER,' y 7 H {
NOTED TRAILER OF
DEPUTY Geo. WHITE

Deputy Sheriff White and his dog
Ranger added another achievement
to their rapidly growing list on Tues
day, by recovering two valuable
horses that had been stolen the night
previous from the ranch OF Mr..
Peterson on the Santa Cruz river a
short distance up the river from the
pumping plant.
The horses apparently had been
stolen about midnight the previous
night, and by the time White and
Ranger arrived on the scene their
trail had been crossed by dozens of
horses and cattle. The thieves were
apparently experts and had used
every known method of doubling
back on their tracks, crossing and re-
crossing in order to throw off pursuit;
but these tactics availed them nothing
when Ranger once got their scent.
He followed the tracks in all their
twistings and turnings, through brush
and mesquite, across water and rocky
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
Testify To Terrorism
At BiSbee Strike
Omitted Press Service)


TOMBSTONE, April I'm the de-
portation trial today Isaac jacobson
of Bisbee testified that the copper
miners strikers in that camp "cheer-
ed so one could hear them for blocks
when man in group of them ex-
claimed 4 hope Germany beats them
ALL"
Dan Netherland testified that A. S.
Embrill, an alleged l. w. w. asked
him if "you realize rocks may be fly
ing around your head some night
when you come off shift" Neither
land repeated slurring remarks about
his wife and daughters which he al
legged strikers had made to him.
Mrs. Harry l.. Fennotti testified
that group of men in Risbee threw
lighted papers against her home in
an effort to burn it.
In the evidence given by ]. M.
Johnson of Bisbee alleged activities
Of women pickets were described in
detail. During the testimony of this
witness, in his unsavory recital of
alleged remarks made by women
pickets, women were excluded from
the court room.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
THE GERMAN
SITUATION
WITHOUT
CHANGE
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, April T. The
United States, Great Britain, and
Italy are negotiating with France to
arrive at a definite policy in con-
nection with the French advance in
Germany.
1t is stated at the State Depart
ment that President Wilson is under
stood to have the whole matter be-
fore him and to be directing the at
titude of the United States through
Secretary of State cambridge Colby.
A far reaching military conspiracy
paralleling in Importance that of Won
Kapp, at Berlin, has been revealed in
Munich, according to a dispatch from
the News Agency in that city, to
Berlin. The conspiracy included max
ing General Ludendorff Bavarian
dicator, and Doctor Heine economic
chief.
Heine was known as a Bavarian
separatist.
Perfect order is reported as pre-
vailing last night throughout the oc-
cupied zone in Germany. The most
noticeable circumstance being ex-
change of the German uniform fo1
the French.
At the German embassy it was
said that the Berlin government had
dispatched notes to the various cap
itals protesting against French oc
cupation- German officials here
denied that the French move would
accelerate withdrawal of Reichsweh1
from the Ruhr district. They pre-
dicted that Teuton troops would re-
main there until the Red revolt i!
crushed, irrespective of France hav
ing siezed German cities.
1t is reported from Paris that i,
that capital there was growing ten
dency to blame President Wilson fo1
the German attitude, which th'
French consider as absolute defiance
of the peace treaty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

ing is a translation of the protest
sent:
To Don Vestuniano Carranza,
Federal District, Mexico City.
A telegram from General Dieguezs
dated Guadalajara, April Sd, and adj
dressed to all the majors in this state
has been officially received, and by
it your executive has ordered the
mobilization of large numbers of
troops assigned to the state of So
nora, and announcing the appointing
of said General Dieguez as chief of
the military operations. You affirm
that said mobilization is brought ON
by the necessities of the campaign or
special circumstances which in the
judgment of your government make
it necessary.
1t is the public opinion throughout
the entire state of Sonora that such
military necessity does not exist, be-
cause today more than ever the state
is enjoying complete peace and tram
guilty. AS to the special instan-
-ces which you mention, answered
by telegram which the governor of
the state addressed to you on the 4th
inst, it appears uncontrovertably that
said circumstance cannot be other
than deliberate attempt in the Of
ficial sphere of the nation to over
ride with impunity and bloody mock
cry the popular vote of the people Of
our sovereign state, with the motive OF
cOntroverting the coming election for
the president of our republic.
In virtue of these considerations,
and according to the special circum-
stances of the case; the Congress OF
the state in today's session has de-
cided by an unanimous vote to inform
you emphatically that the people OF
Sonora find in the said mobilization,
you: will be the only one responsible
| for the consequences; as we, the So
norans, are determined to meet our
duty as we see it with dignity.
We protest to you the security OF
our distinguished consideration
CONSTITUTION AND REFORMS
Signed in the legislative halls of
the free and sovereign state of So
nora:
Signed: GilbertO Valenzuela, pres
ident; Luis F. Chavez, vice-president;
J. C. Bustamante, sec'y; E. Corrella,
M. Leonicio, J. Ortiz, IgnaciO G.
Soto, FeIizado Frias, AlejO Bay,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
\ 0 CHANCE | n
The S 7 R TX {
SITUATION

The strike situation on the S. P.
de Mexico seems to have remained
at status quo for the past twenty
four hours, with neither side making
any offer toward concession that
gives up to the present time any pro-
mise of agreement.
Colonel Epes Randolph, President
of the S. P. de Mexico, is in Nogales
today, having come from Tucson IN
his private car; and in an interview
with a representative Of "The Oasis, ,
stated that he would remain here two
OF three days if indications revealed
any possibility of his doing so bene-
fitting the chances Mr.. Randolph
was in conference for considerable
time yesterday afternoon with joint
committee of the two Chambers of
Commerce of Nogales, who offered
their assistance to him, and expressed
desire that trains should resume
their schedule at the earliest possible
moment for the sake of business in
the line cities. Mr., Randolph, was
however, unable to see any light in
(Confiuua8 ,n Pooa Ea,,r\
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

In speaking of the Importance to
Nogales of securing place on the
Bankhead Highway and the Old
Spanish Trail, Mr.. Frazier brought
out the fact that probably this will
mean fifty tourist automobiles in the
city per day during the tourist sea-
son, each of which will spend an
average of $4,000, bringing 100000
per day to Nogales in tourist money.
1t was then brought out that if we
expect to be placed on these routes,
we must show our good faith by
seeing to the building of a proper
road through the county along the
route selected; and Mr.. Frazier told
how this can be done and less than
half the cotton borne by the county.
If $100,000.00 OF the road bond money
now available be diverted to this use,
this amount will be matched by an
equal amount by the federal govern
ment, and if the $2O0,000.0O thus
raised should prove insufficient $685.
900 more can be secured for the work
from the state funds, and this in turn
will be matched by $25,000.00 more
federal money, thus making available
for the building of trunk line high
way from the Cochise county line
near Elgin to Nogales $3.50, 100000.
This amount Mr.. Frazier asserts will
build a most excellent and permanent
road according to estimates made by
engineers who have made federal
surveys. 1t was unanimously voted
12aat the Y. B. M. A. use it's influence
to secure the diverting of the $780,
100000 for this purpose, as it will
mean the securing of such large
amount of outside money which will
mot be available at later date, and
also as the maintenance of the roads
vill be eliminated so that much more
money can later be used to build up
the other roads of the county.
BY a unanimous vote it was de-
cided to correspond with the First
Assistant Postmaster General anc
with the Arizona senators and repre-
sentatives at Washington, asking
1hat the selection of permanent
postmaster be accelerated so that we
may have permanent post master
by the time the move into the new
post office is made on June 1st. L
this is aot done the appointment can
not be confirmed until the next ses
sion of congress nearly year hence
and several things of vital importanc
to the city will be forced to languish
On the question Of city mail de
livery, it was decided 20 ascertain
first the wishes of the people, and
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

General P. Elias Gales, recently
resigned from: the Carranza cabinet
to help put over the election of 'Obre
gon, is taking an active. interest
throughout the state in awakening
public sentiment to oppose the in
vasion by the federal troops, and an
nounces that the newly. organized
federal militia, now well armed and
numbering several thousand men will
resist the invasion of the states
sovereignty almost to a man, as will,
he says the larger part of the fed
eral troops now in the state. In ad
dition to these forces, it is intimated
that the Yaqui Indians who have been
fighting the Carranza regime since
it came into power, will ally them
selves with any force opposing the
present federal government; while
the citizens Of the state will defend
its sovereignty almost to a man if
they can be properly armed.
How true these predictions are,
may be proven in a short time, should
Dieguez persist in his intention of
bringing additional federal forces in
to the state from Sinaloa and Chi
huahua.
Governor de la Huerta, Senator
Plank and several other men prom
inent in the state have wired the
Carranza government protesting
against the military move; and from
the present outlook it seems almost
certain that unless the Carranza gov
ernment backs down completely an
armed clash is almost inevitable.
Senator Plank, by the way, is COM
mander of '1a Gendarmeria Fiscal
federal military force under the
treasury department of the republic,
patrolling the border with. headquar-
ters at Magdalena, and this fact. gives
considerable credence to the claims
put up by the state authorities that
the federal soldiers now in the, state
will join the citizens in resisting any
invasion of their rights.
The legislature of the State of So
nora, .noW in session at Hermosillc
yesterday sent formal telegram OF
protest to Carranza, which minced nc
words in informing the president that
his move was in their opinion a move
to override the popular vote, and in
forming him that the state would. re-
sist with dignity any move to attack
the sovereignty of the state. Follow.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
OF PUBLIC INTEREST

Nogales, Son., Abril 7 de 1920
Sefion Director de Gel Oasis"
Nogales, Arizona.
Muy Scnor mio:
Esta Administration a mi cargo,
dio a conocer a la prensa local una
exacta acerca de la
vendida del Senor. Jose Maria May
torena este Estado, siendo dicha
en- ell sentido de que nj ell
Seior Jose Maria Maytorena ha
solicitado permiso para volver al pals,
nj ell Gobierno General 10 ha autori-
zado para clio.
Esta noticia aparece enteramente
desfigurada en- las columnas del
Diario "La Naci6n," pues dice que:
Gel Presidente de la Rep1blica ha
girado ordenes terminates para que
por ning1n motive Sc pe1mita la
entrada de Jose Maria Maytorena."
Siendo como va Sc dijio, que ell
citado Senor Maytorena noha solicita-
do tai permiso.
He de mercer a usted en- tai virtud,
81 10 cree conveniente, Sc sirva hacer
esta rectificacion en- ese. Diario que
usted d;rige, anticipandole por clio
mi agradecimiento.
Il Soy de ustcd atento v S. S.
M. URIBE.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
CARD OF THANKS

To the many kind and sympathetic
friends whose heartfelt and tender
expressions of deep sorrow and COM
passionate solicitude in our recent
overwhelming bereavement, in the
death of the late H. ]. Temple have
been to us an unfailing source of
soothing comfort, we tender this ex-
preston of sincere thankfulness.
CLEMENTINE TEMPLE
MRS. L. L. TEMPLE
EVELYN TEMPLE
IDA TEMPLE PIPER
EUSTACE A. PIPER
ELIZABETH PIPER
RUTH TEMPLE THOMAS
CORA TEMPLE ROBERTSON
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

committee was appointed to look in
to the question and report at the
next meeting.
By a unanimous vote, the secretary
was instructed to take up with South
ern Pacific officials the question of
routing tourists through Nogales.
This will mean that tourists will be
given a side trip to the city with
stop over privileges, and if secured
will undoubtedly result in bringing a
large number of visitors here.
1t was also brought to the atten-
ton of the meeting that it is now
customary for cities catering to
tourist trade to supply camping
tourist parties with water, suitable
camping grounds and proper SANTA
ton. Mr.. Wylie offered to furnish
an ideal site free, and his generous
offer will probably be accepted and
means taken to put it in shape to ac-
comodate tourists here who desire to
camp out.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
Senators Use
Time Against
NJ Tilt a + y
Training
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, April T. Op
ponents of military training in the
Senate fired today the first shots in
a barrage of speeches they have plan
ned to hurl at sections in the army
reorganization bill.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota said
the system provided in the bill is ut
terly contrary to the spirit of Ameri-
can institutions, and would create an
army college campus of soldiers.
eve don't want to become a mill
tary nation" said Nelson.
Senator Smith of Arizona, said
that it would be unwise to adopt now
policy of universal military train
ing. He asserted that with four mil
lion veterans of the War with Ger
many in America now exists
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

ground, and finally traced them to
where they had crossed the inter-
national line into Mexico.
Here White, left the dog, as he is
very particular about observing in
ternational equitette, and riding to
higher ground, saw the two fine
greys nearly a mile inside of the
southern republic, in a great state of
agitation, apparently from hard
driving. Making an opening in the
international fence, he went over and
drove the horses to this side, and in
a short time had returned them to
their owner.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

At the ivliest and snappiest meeting ever held
by the Young Business Mems Association that Or
ganzation last night voted to send l. p. Frazier to
the meeting of the National Good Roads Association
at Hot Springs Ark, to represent Nogales, voted
funds to defray his expenses and secured permission
from State Engineer Maddox for him to leave his
work on the highways of this division to his sub
Ordinates while away
1t is anticipated that while at this meeting Mr..
Frazier will secure the official routing of the Bank
head Highway through NOgaes, but failing in this,
it is assured that the trip through the city will be
made one of the principal side trips off the main
highway so that the key city will be listed and map
ped on all literature sent out by this organization.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

The state of Sonora has openly defied the Car
rama government to set aside the duly elected Of
ficia of the state and set up in their stead military
control which was apparently aimed at by Carranzas
move appointing General Dieguez military COM
mander of the state.
The Yaqui revolution the exigency given by
Carranza which necessitate the suspension of civil
government for time and the establishing of a mill
tary government This the authorities of Sonora say
is only pretex to get the federal soldiers into the
state for the purpose of controlling the vote of the
state, well knOwnto be almost unanimously for Obre-
gen and throwing it IN favor of candidate suit
able to the Carranza regime.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
BRITISH HEIR APPARENT
AT SAN DIEGO
Omitted Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, April THE Brit.
ish cruiser, Renown, with the Prince
of Wales aboard, anchored here this
morning. Will probably leave for
Australia Thursday. The Prince is
being entertained most royalty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
COLLEGE GIRL STUNTS
UNITED Press Service)

OAKLAND, Calf, April For
tune telling, hairdressing, manicuring,
grass-cutting and shoe shining are
some of the tasks girls of Mills col
lege have undertaken to help the
mills of Tomorrow"
Signs are going up in the various
halls announcing "Get an Endow-
ment Shampoo; "Have Your Palm
Read for the Endowment" "Endow-
msnt Shoe Shines Last Forever"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
Omitted Press Service)

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 7.-Sev-
eral hundred switchmen, both night
and day shifts, are on strike, Of
ficials of the Yardmen's Union say
the strike is unauthorized. All rail-
roads centering here are affected, and
the tieup is said to be complete in
all yards except the New York Cen
tral,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
Railroad
Str TX e Is
Spreading
Omitted Press Service)


CHICAGO, April 7.-Walkout of a
number of yard firemen and en-
gineers on the Chicago & Northwest
ern Railroad today, gave further
serious turn to the strike of railroad
employees here. The walkout is re-
garded as significant as it followed
vote by leaders of local member
ship in the brotherhoods of railroad
firemen and engineers to strike in
sympathy with the switchmen-
Officials of the Chicago Yard
mems Association, new union,
claimed that several thousand fire
men and engineers will be out to-
night.
The strike of switchmen here has
cut down already Chicago's milk
supply. Diaries rushed in milk from
country districts by autotrucks.
None of the strikes have approval
Of the regular organizations of rail-
road employees. The strikers are
mostly "rebels," who say they will
wait no longer on national executives
in their brotherhoods to negotiate
wage increases at Washington.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
GOVERNMENT OF SONORA
CALLS CARRANzA TO AN
ACCOUNTING FOR HIS
THREATENED INVASION

STATE CONGRESS DECLARES THE STATE PEACE
FUL, NEEDING NO FEDERAL TROOPS TO PRE-
SERVE ORDER, AND NOTIFIES THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT THEY WILL RESIST BY FORCE
ANY INVASION 80.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in NOgaes 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., 1920-04-08
UNITED Press Service)

URBANA, ILL.,, April THE Illinois
Central and Big Four Railroads here
are completely tied up by the strike
of switchmen, engineers, firemen and
conductors, Reports received from
those points indicate that yardmen at
Bloomington, Kankakee and Cen
tralia have quit, also; and st. Louis
switchmen will walk out tomorrow,
other reports state.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08
National Good Roads
Association will Have
Delegate From The Key
City: l. P. FRAZIER

7. B. NJ A. PROVIDED LAST NIGHT TO SEND
STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER TO HOT SPRINGS
TO PULL TO BRING THIS WAY BANKHEAD
HIGHWAY AND OLD SPANISH TRAILS
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

Continued on Page Feur)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-08

ing is a translation of the protest
Evening star., 1920-01-04

nd finally the entire boat, the whole
hull taking it's usual position on the
surface as neatly and unconcernedly
as though no enemies We're near.
X
SO far as could he seen the U-boat
looked intact, showing not the slight
est indication of injury; the aston
ished officers and men on the destroy
ers could easily understand now
why no oil or wreckage had risen
to the top. for the t-5S-they could
see this Inscription plainly paint
ed on the coming tower--was not
leaking. and the deck showed no
signs of having come into contact
even remotely with a depth charge.
The flaming and the Nicholson be-
gan tirings shells at yhe unexpectea
visitant, and the Nicholson eNtendea
an additional welcome in the form
of hastily dropped lash can"
Suddenly the coming tower4of the
submarine opened and oirr 'tpapned
the rotund face and well fed form of
kapitan-Leutnant Eustav Amberger.
OF the imperial German. navy. The
two arms of the herr kapitan inn
mediately shot heavenward and the
Americans on the destroyers could
hear certain cultural CALCULATIONS:
"Kamerad. Kamerad,"
A hatchway now opened, and a
procession of German sailors en-
Evening star., 1920-01-04

been shipmate. The poor wretch
his name was Franz Glinder--was
pulled aboard but he was so far
him failed; and he died on the deck
of the flaming.
X X X
kapitan Amberger. wet and drip
ping, immediately walked up to Lieut..
A. S. Carpenter. the commander of
the Tanning. clicked his heels to-
sether. saluted in the most ceremon-
ious German fashion, and surrender
ed himself. his officers and his crew.
He also gave his parole for his men.
staterooms under guard and each of
the crew was placed under the pro-
lection of Il we'll armed American
jackie-who it may be assumed i'm
hensely enjoyed this. new duty. All
the .ssirviv ofs" weKa dressed in' dry
warm clothes. and good food and drink
was given them. 'fhey We're even
supplied with cigarettes and some
thing which they valued more than
all the 'delicacies in the world--soap
for a washing. the first soap which
they had had in months, for this was
an article which was more scarce in
Germany than even copper or rubber.
Our physicians gave the men first aid.
and others attended to all their minor
wants. Evidently the fact that they