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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-13

Love- ,eweler, matchmaker, Salem :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-13

Removal Sale. Great reduction on
millinery at Mrs. Stith's, in Kafoury
Bros. store; will move Aug. 1st to 333
State street. 1851
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-13

Wanted, or 8 women or girls,
Salem Laundry Co. 1867
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-13

An open forum meeting is to be
held at the Commercial club rooms
Wednesday evening, July IA, it was
announced today. Persons interested
are invited to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

YARD BRAKEMEN,
For service at Philadelphia and
Baltimore terminals, B. & O. r.
R. Co.; rate of pay, S. per day, 8
hours. Apply 24th and Chestnut
SITS, Philadelphia, Pa Supt.'s
Office, rooms IA and IS, Camden
station, Baltimore; Medical Ex-
aminer, B. &O.RR., New York
ave. yard, Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

EXPERIENCED solicitors
permanent position; salary or
commission; good opportunity ;
give two references and tele-
phone number. Address Box
244-B, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02
WANTED-HELP
MAI.E-Coutinued.

HIGH SCHOOL BOY, with some experience.
TO work in drug store. Apply ut Mackall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

YOUNG COLORED MAN to work aspuad
grocery store. 172 N. Cap. st.
YOUNG NAN in our mems Furnishing shop
Meyers Shops 1881 ST. NV. 2s
YOUNG MAN 20 years Of age desires clerical
position. Can use typewriter. References ex-
changed. Address Box 113-C. Star office. @
YOUNG MAN-To run Ford truck and help in
store: good opportunity to learn business. 710
Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02
POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK

cANARIEsLMated; breeding and flight cages:
young birds. Phone North 1907. 4e
HoMING PIGEONS. cheap: going out Of bust
ness. Call Saturday and Sunday. ga Kenyon
st. NV.
HEIFER CALF, Holstein; too pretty to kill.
ing machine and violin. Call. between 80.
Apt. g. 1878 22d st. e
HIEFER CALF, Holstein; too pretty tD kill.
2. D. Rlackiston. 18th and III. ae
AIREDALE PUPPIES. show stock. By Cham
pion Rex Pesultum. out Of my pffLe-Wfnning
bitch. Lady Reay; little more MONEY. but
lot more quality. +. A Kerr, 162O WIS. ava
Must be seen to be appreciated
$50 WHITE LEGH0RN yeafiinE hen- Osn
Kensington 4-W, before 10 am. g
DOGS and cats boarded. Mrs. Kyner. Bladens-
burg. Nd. Telephone Hyattsville 10y. ty24s
AIREDALE, pedigreed; male: one year old :
fine specimen Oosang strain: house broken and
very fond Of children; must sell at once.
Price. $50; worth 500. Apply Mr.. Mcfnfyre.
BOARDINC-COUNTRY KENNELS.
Hospital for animals. Call North 1908. 2115
18th st. On sale, hne Airedale puppies.
RHODE ISLAND RED esgs for hatcAisss S.ss
strain; 8 cent? each. Is NV.
YOUk iare-hatched chicks Vim make ~ for
lost time when they sre fed on srAR-CHFc-A.
report big gains in their chicks. and they are
Of the opinion that they aTe aheed Of any Char
season, % far n growth and develOp0sce eS
their chicks are Concerned. II u TIE xcod fee
baby chicks, and Il puts them % their fees
M keeps them there. Fog oale ~ III INST
class dealers or GOLDEN 4 CO. 1aAn1as'
turer3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02
WANTED-HELP

FEMALE-C0nt-v0e
WAITRESS. white, and colored dishwasher.
Auuly 1226 fAfh NV a.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced, wanted /;
good wages and hours. Emerson INnch. cor.
18th and U NV. 3s
YOUNG LADY typist and knowledge Of book
keeping. Schvsrtx, go 18th st.
YOUNG IADIEs-Two, with good handwTit-
ing, to address envelopes and do folding at
home; must be rapid; experienced pFefeEred
Apply ESQ a. M, saturday. 1905 y 1t. NV,
YOUNG LADY between the age OF 17-20; q
good tafker required. Gail Franklin 1855. Ask
for Mr.. Yaeer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

EXPERIENCED collector or
insurance solicitor wanted; per-
manent position; salary or COM
mission; good opportunity; give
two references and telephone
number. Address Box 245-B,
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

YOUNG MAN as bookkeeper in bank. Apply
at once in own handwriting. giving age, refer
ences and salary expected. Address Box 270-C,
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

WELL KNOWN Washington
institution has opening for ex-
perienced salesman; permanent
position; salary or commission !;
good opportunity; give two ref
erences and telephone number
in reply. Address Box 241-B,
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

3O3 10th st. NV.
o. d. Wool Shirts. zoo
O. ID. Wool Blankets. .$4.O0
Cotton Filled Comforts. 50 and zoo
Underwear. q garment. $3.50 ana Via
Reclaimed Army Shoes. serviceable and
repaired ...-...............- !. .. 10y
Shoes. hob-nailed .--..-.-....$2- ESQ ana SS.9o
Heavy Rubber Coats $0.oO
Raincoats. double back. 80
New Galvanized Ash Cans x3.75
], 900 Shelter Tents, each. $5.00
Camping Outfits. Army Cots.
Mcclellan Saddles $iS.0
2 CARLOADS u. S. G. /.
ASH CANS. $500
ONE LARGE LOT GOVERNMENT HAIR
NESS. BRIDES AND SADDLES. ALSO NEW
GOVERNMENT CANVAS WAGON COVERS
(OR TARPAULINS).
ROOF PAINT, red and brown. $1.5o q gallon:
house paint, $2.75 and 50. a gallon. Enter.
prise Hardware Co.. 927 9th Ut. NV.
and satins; coat suits in blue ana black
serges. all in the latest spring styles: yalne up
to $40; selling at Q great sacrifice. $14-o5. ".
Rice. TS32 7th Ut. NV.
LEFT WITH Us BY CUSTOMERS,
TO BE SOLD.
Fine new pl4yerpfano and rolls. ..-.I.~ 500
Instrument cabinet and Doctors instA-... 100
SET choice literature with case. Is
Nah. dining table and six chafrs......s IT'S
Two oil paintings each Is
Hudson 1877 super-six touring car...-.. 1000
STANDARD Electric coupe. ........... $50
WINTER BUILDING STORAGE,
Tel. N. 6S45. 1888 q ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-02

GENERAL OFFICE MAN-3O to 40 years old
Must have some executive ability. Good OPP
portunity. Salary TO start. SIS. Surety bond
required Address Box 247-C, Star office.
GOVT. EMPLOYES-Are you one of the thou
sands separa ted from the service: II so. consult
G.. Leonard Price, Jr.,
The Man Who Has Placed Thousands,
1405 u st. n. W.. third floor
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEs-If you are not
sure of your future status. start at once to
qualify to enter a profession of assured per-
manency, congenial work and hrstclass sal
aries-drafting. Big demand for our graduates
O@upleke coufse in to- 8 month";; in seSsion all
year; start now Latest eAtaloEue-on reeneat
Co,pnhia -SehoolApnspypt tipgs.1zth.a nGGBts.
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EgIi 81 era dato a passeggia :
re smanlosameute per la stan
"a
Domani, domani forse, Caro-
lima, coipita dalla condanna iii
csiiio. sara parlita per una Ter
ra straniera, dove forse. il suo
cuore paipitera per an uomo.
Ed cgli non Gavrebbe seguita,
poiche ii suo giuramento 10 le-
guva a fianco del marchese
ltionero. U'altra parle. a che
lijolo I'avrebbe seguita?
la questu inferno di idee 81
travolgeva la mente del Pisani,
quando m raggio di luce Slug
ri dul foro della serra tura del
Iuscio che divideva la sua
Sianza da quella della Gieca.
CertO, una persona era en-
lraia Ia denjro. dove nessuno
di uutte era pin entrato.
Gaelano ebbe un soprassal-
TO di cuore. ALA sua inferma
immaginazione 81 ripresent0
suhilamenle il fantasma dl
Beatrice Romero. Certo. 10 spi-
rIto hi lei era Ia dentro. Gaze
touo ehbe il capogiro: trem0
iii aNNicinare l'occhio al foro
della Serratura. Quale strana
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letto. Di la qualche notte ebbl
la felicita di vegliare sui SON
mi della cieca. L vol, Carolina,
come a quest'Ora 81 alta della
notte ancora in piedi?
- Sarebbe state inutile il
coricarmi - ella rispose, con
lieve imbarazzo - Non avrei
potuto chiudere gil occhi, nell
Tagitazione in cui sono. vi So
no certe superstizioni dello
spirito a cui lie anime sensibili
debbono obbedire per forza. vi
confesso che 10 aveyo bisogno
di pregare pei nostro Rione-
re. in viaggio in cosi rigida
notte: ed no credutO che le mie
preghiere fosseTo megliO e.
saudite. proferite in questa
stanZa dove visse un angelo.
Con tutto clio, no poca speran-
"a, che RiOnerO riesca a ri
muOvere il disastro che mi mi
naccia. Ma. Oliviero, perche
non riposate a questora?
Riposare! - esclam0
Gaetano con un sOrrisO @ CrOl-
landO il capO. - ripOsarel E.
qualche tempo che non riposo
pin, cOntessa. f anche tempo
che il ristoro del sonno non
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ivelazione 10 aspeltava?

lrivelazione 10 aspettava?
Pure, Vincendo I Fagitazione
che 10 dominava, guard0 at
traverse il foro.
Era la contessa di Monies.
Gaetano vide la donna del
Isuo cuore appressarsi ALTAR
madluccio della cieca. che ella
bacIo come una reliduia di
santa; poi la vide inginocchiar-
/. 81 presso il lettuccio delTami-
ca. sui quale era appesa una
lmmagine di Nostra Donna: la
vide sciogliersi i'm lacrime G
.pregare; poi, da una borsetta
che ella teneva addosso. cava-
re una carta piegata, che ella
Nolse e lesse. lie sembianze
della DANA esprimevano la pin
viva commOZiOne. Carolina 81
gelto poi sulla poltroncina do
We Beatrice passava una gran
parte del giOrno, e s'immerse
nel suoi pensieri.
GaetanO 81 alZ6.
Obbedendo ad una forza pre-
potente, egli die I'M passo va
cillante.
POGO dopo, la coutessa vide
un ombra disegnarSi sui muro
che fronteggiava l'uscio della
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stanza, 81 alz0, getto un grido,
e volse indietro il capo, alter
rita.
Era Oliviero.
II primo movimento di Caro-
lima fu di nascundere la carta
che aveva letto POGO prima.
Quel mOvimentO non sfuggi
a Gaetan0; ma l'animo suo era
iauto assorto che quasi non VI
presto Importance.
- Olivierol anCora alZato
- ella esclamo ricomponen-
dosi daIla sua sorpresa. - In
verita. mi avete fatlo paura.
~ PerdOnate. COntessa -
rispose GaetanO con voce de-
bole e soffocata dalla tempe
sta che eli metteva lanImo
sossopra. - Ho veduto un lu-
me i'm quesla stanza e non sa-
pendo chi fosse penetrate in
questo sacro recintO, no yolu-
to assicurarmi che un piede
profano non vi 81 fosse mol
trato.
- La vostra stanza e di Ia?
- domand0 la cOntessa.
- ST contessa; quell usciO
chiuso a chiave che vedete ri
sponde ALA spalliera del mio
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VISITE & FOTNNGGREsA4FEIE COT RAGGI \

Cure che gaae nervOSe del Sngu della pe geHOHnar
tanto per Uomin che per Dome
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viene pin a confortare le mic
stanche membra. 10 soffro
soffro assai.
Carolina sollev0 gil occhi sp
lui e 10 guardo fissamenle.
- Povero AMIGO! Infatli II
voslro vollo e cosi pallidol
Gaetauo s'inoltro verso di lei
con passo vacillante.
- Contessa, vol mi conce-
derete una grazia, non 6 veror
Siele cosi buona, cosi genero-
sa!
Dicendo queste parole pare
va che le ginocchia gil 81 pie
gassero @ che egli volesse Ca
dere al piedi della donna che
81 era di nuovo seduta sull3
uOlipOua
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Nun.ero "a
FRANCISCO MAsTRIANr
LA CONTESSA DI MOHTES
Sesuito ALA CIECA DI SORRENTO

cuori che 81 amanO, sguardi
che 'mcendiano dl vulutta,
sorrisi che 81 gettauo mel cuo-
re torrenti iii piaceri. primi
amplessi iii due sposi che 81 a
dorauo. Vol non sarele per me
che ardenti immagini, e uien-
te altrO? Mai. mai. non
sentir0 il bacio di una donna
stamparsi Su queSte mie lab
bra di demone? OH. che mi
vale tuttO l'oro che mi son ac-
quistato. Sc non poiro com
prarmi un raggio dj amore ?
Che mi vale Ia potenza di t0rre
ALA morte migliaia di esisten-
ne. Sc neppure una di quesie
pulr0 fdr Era?
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E 10 specchio, quello stesso
che gil aveVa rimaudato la de-
forme persona la prima notte
che aveva passato i'm quella
stanza, ora ritornava a ripete-
re la impossibilita di un amo-
re. al quale non 81 poteva at
tribuire altro epilelo che quel-
10 di ridicolo. Ed egli ST trova-
va sulle labbra le slesse parO-
le che aveva proferile i'm Quel-
Ia prima notte: aveva allora
maledelto il momento i'm cui
sua madre To- aveva concepito
e ripeteva rivOlto allO spec
chic: Infame srumento, leg
90 in te Ia mia condanna e.
terna. Dolci espansioni di due
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

rogress and come to cooperate with
rs for the advancement of our
country.
At Tie OUTSET of this new political
! fe, which will harmonic with our
apirations, We desire to see effaced
those for'ner Incidents which,
rlanating from variety of causes,
''ndered us f.om the other peoples
the earth. We are eager to in
.ugurate an era Of control which
.lall strengthen rore and more as
Inc lapses, Gun amicable relations
18th foreign rations.
In conclusion, l wish to give ut
,rrance to my heartfelt gratitude to-
wards the inhabitants of the neigh
horing city OF Nogales for this DEM
nstration o. their sympathy and
through them, as the worthiest cham
l send a message of brother
. cod to the American people in the
"anle, Of my fellow citizens.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08
Cabrera, Close To

Continued From Page Three)
fields and CarranZa merely sOug
enforte ne" principles to the enc
& Mexico nnght control the expl'
ticn. Ca4rGnZa is represented u:
ntGtining n position, even Wi
) Max.can senate ard Suprem
urt l<are inclined to a more moder
view. in order to avert interna
mai compile 'tions. Then:
Fortunately, President Wilson
ID nothing &c do with the schem
serted himself at the most il
rum mon:.2rt fer the petroleum.
tetrests, disDlissem Secretary
}g and Destroyed the international
vi against tIexico."
TIC ozistM &c IF Mexico as free
: d sovereign ii;tion as not Of G
~ bound u, with the winning Oh
wal by tl'e United States anu
les. AS weak, undevel.
me, regardless of whether the All
untry. its fate would have been
tie Central Powers triumphed,
III are imp rial.stic."
Carranza d SO reasoned, ac>or
cabrera, that an alliance wit
lited State wuu.u lave menace.
.[ico's exist*nle as an Independent
uiUn-- 's;ILer All alliance with tlt
ited STATES, Mexico would not liz.
en- abe to egalh its complete au
.,lomy upon the completion of tn,
ar"
-s~pl era explains as follows Car
aza,s attitude toward the Monroe
crime:
L.. The Tn ted States, in applying
e Monroe Doctrine has never con
lifted the desires OF any other Amerl
i co 1ntry, but only its own con
nienoe.
=. The condition of the world ha
anged III such a manner that the
nroe Doctrine, as it was promui-
led in 1923 is 1T present anti
'ated and lacks excuse for its ex
ance.
; BY inte probation of the Doc
ne the United States stands Sc
rity for Nj ,ic0's good behavior and
obliged to adjust all complaints
;,inst Mexico which emanate from
;Irope.
filus Cabl era, in outlining Car
aza's International views empha
zes a statement in another article
at Calranza strictly believed in
i.xi>o FOR ne Moxicans" although
denies thai his chief had in mind
q Chinese Boxer Interpretation of
uoh a slogan.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08
GEN. OBKEGON'S SPEECH
(July 9Th 1920)
Nogales, Sonora.

NCgaieS, Sonora.
All We Mexicans who have fought
~ .iberty and know how to ap-
'ra'se it Alright, share the glad
motors felt by our sister country
wv celebrating the glorious an
.sversary in which it won it's in
,'epandente. A further cause for re-
:oicing we find in the circumstance
nat the people of the neigkboring
e.ty OF Nogales, ale giving pioof by
oquent deed to the men of No
"ales. Mexico, of their old spirit Of
brotherhood anu their aspirations for
'eifect harmc ny between the two
aticns.
HenceIorwMd, frank under
'anding among all the peoples of
he continent, on the basis of mutual
respect and bsolute equity, will
orm today. the backbone Of Amer
lea and offer the most Trustworthy
Guarantee for the future of all those
topples.
Since the last war, which for sew
eral years stirred the world to its
;epths, civilization has been moving
'1rough unwonted channels, allotting
tut secondary part to brute force;
nd the time is now drawing near
hen the mightiest people will be
lot that one which chances to
3ossess most heavy guns but that
Their which knows how to ACQUIRE
the most syms'atiies among the 9TH
n nations of The Garth.
Since the | test political move
rent IL our own country, which has
estored to Us all our rights, we too
are minded to guide our people alonx
CIV paths, which run parallel to our
'ational aspirations and to the new
~ manifested tendencies of human
i.y.
Without thu show of a doubt, it
to morality and to culture that the
world of the future will look for
Guidance and direction. And we, in
'armony witt this new tendency,
i'll gladly throw open our frontiers
nd fraternall. stretch out our arms
all men of good will who bear
:, it'll tEem these two elements of
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08
BOXER MARRlES

robert r. Leon of Bisbee and Miss
,'-nces Price Of Tucson, We're mar
ed at the Evans Hotel yesterday
two O'Clock by Justice of the
eace Wilkey
This marriage will mean con-
derably more to the sporting fans
EN- they al informed that Robert
Licon, Is otherwise known as
alph Lincoln, and under that name
s made a record as one of the
est feather weight fighters in the
ntire southwest.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

Elgih Holt returned last night
ON 3 weeks visit with his friend
aptail Beas'ey on his cotton plant
alton IN tie S nora river valley west
= Hermosillo. Elgin reports that
10 captains cotton is looking fine.
Z I'd that that country is undoubted
! goirg to develope into one of the
featest cotton producing sections Of
the west.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

E. J. Richards, o. the Customs
uard, left esterday for Mexicali
lth five con, rahard Chinese, whom
e vii! depor tc Mexico at that
noint.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08
GucaL .lar-1uc1lG;;i r-g: eiu
lI1ST0En6NEnISn5nlE ilEsElGiisailGzlk2liia nE-
&
personal ITEMS !
.S gsddtgEsa5NS@SE5fisdE iii

J. l.. Sheperd came up yesterday
orning from Santana. MI. Sheperd
ports that his company is pushing
velopment work on their mines as
.,idly as possible, but that they are
ghtly halnp red at the present
lie by shortage Of water. This
il be relieved by the first rains
Nevel, and much large force Of
n will then be put to work. At
present me, they are hauling
their water for camp use about
teen miles.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

Supervisor Oscar Ashburn return
4 home yes' nrday afternoon after
,wo ST enuou days spent acting on
ne county boerd Of equalization
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

R. M. Keaton was in town yester-
day from the San Rafael Valley.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

IA bit of fluffy hair pushing tts way
out over oi1e ear. and cute little
look out If the corner OF hef eye
that is discinctively Billie Burke's
own
Miss Burke's latest ape sarance
Ia "a he Paramount photo
play away Goes Prudsnce : And
lis came that fits the case like
a glove. For Prudence Thorne.
society girK deterusin "a to be an
aysatr,x, az.i baked Of that inno-
tnat desire by hard hearted
ia.ler sd cruel fiance, who sort
of Lu.a 70 See her break her neck.
Just gets herself kidnapped
fa1: Of thieves and as o.
.i...o I'M, rs III. a series Of a..Iaz-
ing adventures. yF''..en her love OF
adee. IT, 8 {. tl'Y satisfied she
re'..': iome - H.: at% thorouF
/ ;'!.sud ! c,I<'. ~ '.-t"e'
:Js, ~ SO ~ y.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

. . Q Q . o Q 3 . . o o o o . 6,
= MlSCELIA NEDUS o.
9 9 Q @ o Q 30 2 : . o e o q
LoST-Bunch OF keys in. or near the
post office. Return to Franc isco
Lopez B at La Reforna store for
reward. 1927 pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

Geo. ". Picket Of La Paz, Lower
a'ifornia is :, business visitor in the
''ty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

5ARBECUED MEATS--Al. kinds.
At the ('lenu Rancho, all the time.
just one m ie from the Interna-
tlonal Line. on the Patagonia
hoao- 7:1-5t pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

j. G Kane of Patagonia was an
.vernight visitor in the city last
night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

WANTES-Girl for General House
work. Inquire at Post Exchange.
Mrs. W Go drich. Tiff oh
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

A. j. Davidson of Tucson was
, u5iness visitor in the city yeSter-
lay.
Mrs. E. Donald and her daughter
Hiss Dola Hannah left on the after
loon rain yesterday for California
where they will spend the next few
'oeks enjoying lie attractions if the
ri US coast resorts.
e. C. Belns, elm of Encinas, Lower
, 'alifornia is {. business visitor in the
.ty.
W. w. Whaatley of Phoenix is in
city CD BUSINESS.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

HEMSTITCnING-We make hem
stitching. at 8 cents per yard.
Vile de Paris. Up Stairs; Room S.
Miss M.tldonado. 6:22-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

Mrs. I. Bu,goon and Miss Gladys
iss;Jn left yesterday fcl the Cali
MA coast resorts, where they ex-
IT to spend the coming month.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08
CONFIDENCE THE
FOUNDATION OF
BANKING

That day, ages ago. when one
man decided to trust his money
into the keeping of another.
marked great. forward step in
achievement.
Today, the man who fails to
avail himself of the facilities Of
fered by the modern bank is plac-
ing upon himself the greatest pos
sible handicap in the handling of
: his business affairs.
All that a thoroughly modern
banking institution can offer van.
in Safety, Cooperation and Serv-
ice is yours if you bank with u.s.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

G. G. Cheesman of Guaymas was
arm d IN he city on last nights
lin from the south.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

lose Carbajal Ct Silverb"ll ard
masa Lujan of Nogales, secured a
.rriage licel Sc from c, ERIK Lee
sterlay.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

FtlCE ROOMS-Comm ,dious of.
flee rooms, well lighted, in tho
Noon Building, Grand Avenue, for
rent. Appl; to A. S. Noon, or s.
F. Noon. Phone SO. 6:12-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Modern 5-rcom house,
good location; large lot; terms.
Also, piano. Phone 295. N. M.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

4. 7. Wuilfin and family who
>ted with t'e family of r. y.
.atherman during tie big eel bra
N, returned to their home near
rim yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

WANTED-Gocd second hand cam
era. Prefer film pa *, but must
have high grade tense. Address
P. O. Box G22, City or Inquire
"Oas's" office. 7:6-6t pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

F. V. Frizzell and Hardy Miller
re in the city from Amadoville
sterday transacting business at the
urt house.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

II. G. Kirk and Mrs. Shopley and
'snily were passengers on last
ghts train from the south, coming
, from Los Mochis.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

FOR SALE BARGAIN - Hudson
Super-Six like new. Call at Border
Garage. If Oh.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

A force OF men busy yesterday
lcomining Il e lobby Of the Bow
IN Hotel. This popular hostelry
i'll have a more attractive app ar
ce than ever when the improve
,nts contemplated are finished.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

\ OR RENT -Four room house with
bath and screen porch. Inquire
. 405 Elm street.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-08

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