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The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
GARCIA WILL Be
BY
FEDERAL C 0 u R 7
IN CALF orr MIA
Omitted Press Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, June 49, To-
day Federal Judge Rudkin denied the
appeal against extradition to- Mexico
}ntered by Capt. Carlos Garcia, form
+ Mexican army paymaster who is
wanted in that country on a charge
# absconding with $4,000 of govern
nent funds.
eff my appeal is denied it will
mean firing squad for me-, Garcia
declared beforr the courts ruling was
made; then with a sh1ug of his
shoulders, he said: "Take me back
quick-let's have it over with"
Since his arrival here Captain Car
cia has cut a wide swath in the night
life of the city.
In hearing before United States
Commissioner Garcia had been or
dered extraditeA; and he was before
Judge Rudl1in upon appeal from that
order.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
GOSPEL MEETINGS

VIII start Sunday night. The Bible
lectures which are to be held in the
big brown tent on Grand Avenue
viii start Sunday night with returned
Missionary Henry F. Brown B. A.. of
Washington, .. c.. as first speaker.
Ills subject will be "The Bible and the
9ible Only"
Other subjects of great interest and
Importance vii, be treated each night
thereafter for several nights. The
lectures will be free. and will be well
7orth your time to hear.
Evangelist Wallace has arrived and
will speak Monday evening. Al
shough a young man Mr.. Wallace
BEARS an enviable reputation as a
Bible student and clear thinker.
Hundreds of beautiful stereopticon
slides Illustrative of the topics treated
VIII be displayed; and illustrated
rolos will form a pleasing part of
each evenings program. You are
:ordialy invited.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19

This statement is autho, lied bv
Judge W. A. O'Connor, chairman az
the committee having in hand he
York of organizing Nogales Loo 70.
who has reached the conclusion sta nd
after careful study of the const fu.
lion of the order, and consultat ON
with Mr.. E. M. Dickerman, sacretarv
of Tucson lodge of Elks, who is me
OF the most thoroughly posi- ed ,ea
in the order.
Furthermore Judge O'Copaor ,las
asked "The Oasis" to announce that
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. al he
Santa Cruz Club, there will re held n
meeting of all who contemplate en-
tering the order sunder the Nos: les
Lodge charter; and he urges rat
there be as rousing an attendance az
can be assembled by the energetic. an-
thusiastic bunch which is preparing
for initiation. \
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WASHINGTON, June 18.-Rep,h.
lican Presidential Nominee Hare aR
declared today that the Repuh,ic IN
Party will glaGly accept Presidi mt
Wilson's challenge for referend nm
On the League of Nations, as conve yeA
in an interview published In the New
York World in which Mr.. WilnA
declared that the Republican p!atf, ,,n
has made himself and the League o4
Nations the real issue of tie can,.
paign.
Political leaders point out ti:at Wiz
son did not eliminate himself as q
candidate, if the San Francisco c1n.
vention should have possible trio, Sle
over the League Of Nations Issue,
1t is considered that be wnrlo In
terview is the beginning of Wilsc M
fight in behalf Of his policies.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19

ALLEGED CUSTOM FRAUDS

Sc avocc al corocimiento del proceso.
Para telminar, auIero hacer a I'd.
presente, la gran diligencia del C. Ad-
ninIstrador Gle esta Aduana, Sr AL
fonso Sanchez Gavito, la violacion
cometida por dicho funcionario, tafito
III expedir ordenes de arresto, como
al imponer incomunicaciones. va me
dirijo por la :ia teregrafica a ia ciu-
dad de Mexico, dando cuenta, quien
corresponds lie tales tentados que
violan nuestras garantias constitucic
males.
Esperanto que esta deje en- el Iugar
4ue corresponds, a cada uno de no
aotros, me despido de I'd. afectisimo
Itento y S. S.
JULIO PIMA.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
JOHNSON GOING HOMEwAR0
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CHICAGO, June 18.-Todey Sena.
Nof Hiram johnson arrived in Chi
cago, en- route to San Francisco. He
refused to comment on the nomila.
uon of Senator Warren G. Hard NO
to be the Republican presidential can.
didate; and ne declined to axe trv
statement. Mr.. Johnat1 is aecem.
panied by Mrs. johnson, and hey az.
pect to remain here several laws, !,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
GONIPERS REELECTED
Omitted Press Servicel

MONTREAL. June 1S.-. San ,uel
'Iompers, was reelected president BY
the American Federation of Labo. in
annual session here today. No oe
'an against him. James Duncan Of
Seattle cast the only vote againet. lin
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
OPERATION OF P|TTMAN
ACT FOR TREASURY TO
PURCHASE The WHITE
METAL RAISES PRICE

IL was point,a. out, helped stabi'iae
the market and exchange, benefit, ~
the American silver miner also.
Under the Plttman act the Tr~as.
ury Department has power. to our
chase 3O7,O00,ooo ounces of ref asd
silver, to replace silver which was m
the treasury vaults before the world
war began, which sums were Dir riwn
out by exigencies of the war. Az
only portion of the sum author; ed
has been purchased further rise. n
the. silver market can be expected.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
UNITED Press Service)


WASHINGTON, June 49, Rise
the price of ar silver from 80 cents
'er ounce to 80, in single day, is
credited largely to the recent pur-
chase by the Treasury Department,
nsder the Pitt:nan Act, of 100000
'unces OF American silver at 81 per
1unce.
Mint officials say that the govern
1ent will pay 81 an ounce for Amer
'can produced silver, regardless of
that the market quotations are. This
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
(TRANSLATION)

ANOS0ASos OOAAOAd1
June II, 1920.
MIR. Editor OASIS,
Nogales, Arizona
ly Dear Sir:---
AS various rumors have been cir
culated in the twin cities of NogaleS
recently regarding the so called con-
raband exporting of garbanzos and
ides by the firm of Julio Pima &
o.; and as tn, press Of the two cities
las not given up to date accurate and
,ue information of the case, | re-
quest of you the favor of granting
space in your valuable daily fo1 pub
lshing the following information,
'hich IS faithful and exact account
Ut the facts as confirmed by the find
ng of the District Court.
On Thursday, the 10th Of the pre-
,ant month, there came to my notice
he rumor of the street, to the eff
.ect that the firm of Julio Pima 4
o., had exported several carloads of
ontraband garbanzo; and inasmuch
S such rumo1s would tend to injure
ne good reputation Of said concern,
# which | am a member and man
.ger, l Immediately addressed let
.er to the Director of the Mexican
Justoms House, Mr.. Alfonso San
.lez Gavito, denouncing the rumor
ind requesting him to start at once
N Investigate N of the affair. On
he same day about noon personally
allied on the said Custom House Di-
ector, with whom / had a conversa-
ion, repeating my. request that he
proceed Immediately with an in
1estigation in order that the case
night be cleared up and the facts
lade known.
For this reason the firm of Julio
ina & Co., has denounced the
-riminal accusations against it rumor-
d in public.
Called by urgent business, left
nat same night, Thursday, June 10th,
lor the port of Gauymas, and before
eaving I informed Mr.. Gavito of my
roposed trip.
On Sunday The 18th, l received a.
20 A. M in Gauymas an urgent mess
age from the cashier of my office,
Mr.. Carlos Block, saying: Return
Immediately. Office entered by Of
ficial of Customs House. Manuel
Ramirez imprisoned"
Not having exact information of
the incidents transpiring here, and
fearful lest the good reputation of
the firm Nigh; become smirched by
lie administrative arbitrariness
which always attempts to acquire
merit by flattery of it's su-
yeriors, / Immediately went to the
railroad offices at Gauymas to hire
a special train to bring me quickly
TO Nogales; but besides charging me
n enormous sum for such train,
they told me that it would not be
ready until late in the afternoon, on
which account gave up the idea.
Continued on Page Fourj
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19

! Guaymas, procurando un tren espe-
cial para regresar violentamente a
Nogales; pero despues de cobrar un
eXceso ell ferrocarril, ell tren no Sc
ponia a mi disposition sino hasta
avanzadas horas de la tarde, por 10
que desisti de hacerlo.
Dos horas despues, a mi regreso
al Hotel Almada, Sc me presento el
comandante de la Policia de Guaymas
suplicandome ic acomponara la Pre-
sidencia Municipal. Va en- esa Off
Gina Sc me nostro una orden telegra-
flea del C.Administrador de esta Adua
ma, Sr. Alfonso Sanchez Gavito pi-
diendo mi detancion indicando que
ya mandaba a un empleado de la Adua
na de Nogales para que me condu-
den era compietamente arbitraria e
Illegal, no pretendi pedir el amparo
procedente, en- aquella poblaci6n, por
Considerar que en- esta ciudad de Mo-
gales Sc me concederia, telegrafiando
urgentemente, como 10 hice. Por mi
mala Suerte, csc amparo no pudo ira
nicarse por ser dia domingo y no
habiendo reciDido contestaci6n a mi
telegrama nj en- Guaymas, nj en- el
camino, en- que Sc me avisara que ell
amparo habia sldo concedido, optk por
rehunir Ia vigilancia de mi custodio
quedondome en- Casita y no dando, asi
ei gusto al Senior Sanchez Gavito,
lie VERNE, aunque fuera por horas den
tro de las rejas de una pfisi6n. Debo
advertir, que este senior Gavito, Sc
ufanaba publicamente de mi deten-
cion segdn sure despues, y cruel de-
Re haber sido su deception al regre-
so de su empleado, con la estupenda
noticia de que ell REQ, yo, Sc lie habfa
} rerdido sin pcderlo encontrar.
La vigilancia ejercida, con este mo-
two, en- mi residencia fue mas que
inquisitorial, pues despIeg6 ell C. Ad-
nlinistrador tai lujo de fuerza y poder
que a todas horas del dia y de la
roche mantuvo por delante y por de-
iras de mi casa, no solo cuatro en-
! pleados aduanales, sino hasta solda
tios armados. -. Dejo a Ia conside-
racion del p1blico los concentrates de
tal conducta.
FL lunes IA, las seis de la tarde
! Sc me concedi0 la suspension provi-
sional por ell =. Juez de Distrito, Y
desde luego Sc me envi6 Casita un
automovil, en- Ell cual regrese a esta
roblacion, ell nnismo dia lunes a las
cnce de la noclie,-otro dia, martes q
las nueve de la mafana, en- union de
mis- abogados, me presente volunta-
riamente al Juzgado de Distrito, su-
plicando al Senor, Juez Sc me tomara
mi primera declaration y pidiendo, a
la vez Sc compulsaran y recibiera el
Juzgado los documentos que acredi-
taban haber pagado la casa de Julio
Pima y Cia., integramente, todos los
derechos aduanales de las mercancias
& sc citaban en- ell expedie1te consig-
nado por la Aduana de este lugar.
Tomada mi declaration, cerca de me-
diodia, ell C. Juez de Distrito cit6
para las tres &c La tarde, a la ofici-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19

In the account of Francis r.
Ouffy's announcement for county re-
corder yesterday s'The Oasis" stated
me young man served in the 15sth
infantry. 1t was an error The
3AOth regiment was the unit in which
he served.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
ADVERTISEMENT

advertisement
1t will be recalled that some time
since "The Oasis" published a news
story recitins that alleged customs
frauds perpetrated on the revenue
department of Mexico had resulted in
several arrest and incarceration in
Nogales, Sono,a. The following state
ment by Mr. Julio Pima. of the firm
of Julio Pima & Company, of Nogales,
Sonora, is given place in these col
umns at request of that gentleman.
Mr.. Pinn's statement, in Spanish is
taken from La Nacion of Nogales,
Sonora: and It is followed by tran
station of the subject in English.
Nogales, Sor3 Junio II de 1920.
Senior Director de "The Oasis" Pie.
Muy estimado Senior:
Como en- el pdblico circular diver
sas noticias sobre ell supuesto contra
hando de garbanzo y cueros, exporta
dos por la firma de Julio Pima y Cia.
como los peri6dicos no han dado,
hasta la fecha, noticiaS cOncretaS y
veridicas, aten' amenre suplico I'd.
dar cabida en- 81 areditado diario
la presente carta que es una relaci6n
:ie, exacto de los hechos compro-
bados, por la actuaci6n del Juzgado
6e Distrito.
Ell jueves IL del presente mes, lie
GO a mis- oidos el rumor de la calle
de que la case de Julio Pima y Cia.
habia exportaco algunos carros de
ga-lb banzo, de cnntrabando, y como es-
to afectaha la buena reputation de
e casa citada. de La cual soy socio y
Gerente, por carta de esa misma Iecha
ne dirji al C. Administrator de esta
A,aana, Sr. Alfonso Sanchez Gavito,
denunciando el rnmor y suplicandole
Sc sirviera abrr, desde luego la ave
r:1uaci6n correspondence. Despues,
como a las doce. estuve personalmen-
70 con dicho seilor, Administrator con
ou:en conference sobre este asunto
reiterandole verbalmente mi sdplica
dc proceder inmediatamente al escla-
recimiento de los hechos. Por tai mo-
two. La casa de Julio Pima Cia., fue
Ia denunciante de los hechos delictuo-
SOS que Sc rumonaba en- p1blico.
Con asuntos urgentes, sail esa mis-
ma noche del ;ueves 10, para la ciu-
dad de Guaymas, advirtiendole asi al
L. Administrator.
Ell domingo 13 del presente mes,
las 10 A. M. recibi en- Guayma5 te-
legl anna urgente del Cajero de la Off
cins, senior Carlos Block, en- que me
decia textuamente:
"Regrese Embellishments. Oficina
intervenida por Aduana. Manuel Rami
rez. preso."
Sin tener noticias exactas de los
acontecimientos desarrollados en- esta,
y temeroso de cue al buen nombre de
la casa fuera empahado por las arbi
trariedades adninistratives, que STEM
pre- procuran racer m6ritos para con
graciarse con sus superiores, aun
g costa de Estas, me diriji Immediate
msnts q Ia oficina del Ferrocarrii en-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19
In Noga|es, Sonora, Explained By
Mr.. Julio Pima, Of The Firm Of
Julio Pima Y Cia., Which Stands
Accused Of Completely

ma de los Senores Julio Pima Cia.,
al c. Actuario Y al C. Agente del Mi
risterio Publico, para que revisaran
Y recibieran los documentos a que me
habia referido en mi declaration y que
fomoban la prueba plena de me ino-
ccncia. Asl 10 conprendio ell C. Juez de
Districto Y asi 10 confes6 ell C. Agente
gel Minister1o !'iblico Y por tai motive
no fui ENCARCELADO Nj POR UN
SOLO MOMENTO defraudando las es
cebir ell G. Administrator de la Adua-
ma, Senor Sanchez Gavito, quieil tan
TO festino mi oetencion obre con la
lIgereza del funcionario cegado por sus
rencores personales por su declara-
da ineptitud.
Entire los decumentos v ibros pre-
sentados por mi al Juzgado de Dis
tritc, figura la copia de la carta re-
mitida por mi al C. Administrator, con
la cual icho funcionario, DEBIA HA
BER ENCABEZADO Ell PROCESO
Y CUYA CAKTA OMITIO CAP.
ClOSAMENTE: cuatro p6lizas con
eus respectivas Percepc1ones O BoIetas
lie pago que cuDren los derechSs inte-
eros de las mercancias referidas en- e.
)roceso; los libros de la casa. Gaia.
1eques, correspondence. etc. etc. Las
Percepciones Boletas de pago de la
Aduana, calZadas con las firmas de los
q. e. Administrator y Contador. Sc
Gdn Sc comprob6 despues, son falsas
hecho dellctuoso que ell Sr. Manuel
Ramirez en- su declaration rendida des
pues, ese miSmo dia, Sc abrog6. De
IA falsificaci6n de estas firmas, resi-
ian graves cargos al Sr Ramirez, por
| los que los citados empleados aduana
les, Administrator y Contador, no fue
ION molestados.
Rinde despus.s SUI declaration ell ST..
Comandante Gel Resguardo, por cta
que lie vino de mi declaration. En- ella
eXpresa ell citado senior Comandafte
que ell Sr. Ramirez 10 habia llamado
u la carcel, oonde esta, para supli-
earle que tratara de sustraer de la
casa de Julio Pima y Cia. los documen-
ros que acredi1aban ell pago de los
Gerechos aduanales, dando a dicho
"enor, Comanaante las seiias preci-
sas del lugar en- que dichos documen-
los Sc guardaoan, proposition que
rehuso indignado- y que asi Sc hizo
constar en- autos.
Despues, fu6 dec1arado ell senior Ma
nuel Ramirez, quien ante tai numero
de pruebas abrumadoras, confeso de
plano su delito, declarando ser ell ini-
co cupable del refelido contrabandos,
de la falslflcaci6n de documentos.
Con esta decla1 acion termino, con bro
che de orc, ell dia tan fatigosamente
empezado. -
Debo hacer constar, que desde ell
sabado, fueron encarcelados ell sefior
Ramirez y varos empleados de esta
Aduana, por 5rden del C. Admins
trador incomunicados, contra los
preceptos teammates de nuestra car
ia Fundamentar, permaneciendo asi
los dias sabado. domingo, li1nes mar
tes, hasta que 81 Co. Juez de Distrito
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-19

One of the most successful social
affairs of the summer season was
he dance given by the Nogales Flks,
asst night at the Montezuma Hotel
Club open air pavilion. All Elks and
proposed Ell1s with their ladies were
present. and enjoyed dancing and re-
iresbments u~:il the last strains of
he final wa'+z died away.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa Claus:-
Please bring me little kinly head
ed doll and some dishes and nine
chairs for myself, not for my broth
er, you know, and don't forget Daddy
and Mother. They want q Ford.
Your little boy.
JAMES GIBSON.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa Claus;-
am little girl 10 years old. I
study the sixth grade. ! live way
out here in the country. Be sure
and don't forget me. / want you to
bring me some good story bools to
read and any other toys you can
spare. Don't forget my teacher and
Mother and Father.
Your little girl,
BERTHA McCURDY.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
Your SmaH girl,
THORRA MAE O'BRYANT.

Dear Santa Claus:-
I am a little boy seven years of
age and am in the second grade. I
study real hard, and won't you please
bring me a little train with a track,
a drum and small black bord, and
If you can bring me bicycle. /
would be so glad and proud Of it.
Bring me lots of fireworks and fruits
and don't forget Daddy and Mother
and little sister.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

me some apple. candy, nuts and all
kinds of good things to eat. Don't
forget Mama and Daddy.
Your little girl,
TOME LORENE HAYLES.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa
have been real good girl. /
want you to bring me a doll and a
doll bed. / am only little girl IL
years old. And bring me lots cf
good books. I love good books. And
bring me lots of candy and nuts and
apples. Don't froget my teacher,
Miss Jenkins. Bring me big stick
Of candy.
Your little girl,
RUTH WELLS.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa:-
] am little girl two years old, and
/ am very good little girl and want
you to bring me a little doll, and
little ebed for it to sleep in. Bring
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dea rSanta: :
i am a little sweet girl. too. !
want you to bring me little box of
firecrackers, some candy, a box Of
sparklers. some fruit an dnuts of all
kinds. Please bring my teacher,
Miss Gertrude, something nice, and
don't forget my twin sister, Carrie
Mae.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa:-
! am not going to ask for much, so
brign me little trunk. tricycle.,
wagon, base ball and some fruit and
nuts. am nine years old and have
never missed day from school.
Your little boy,
IRWIN CARMICAL.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
BERTHA McCURDY.

Dear Santa Claus:-
Please bring m ca little doll and
buggy oride her in. Don't forget
to bring my littl ebaby brother some
thing.
Your little girl,
MILDRED McCULLAR.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa Claus:-
We ere two It'll egirls 6 and Is
wears of age. Please bring US doll
a-pe"e and lots Of candy and fruits
of all kinds, box of face powder and
a box of paint. and don't forget our
teacher, Miss Gertrude Carmical, for
she is a sweet girl, Oh! We forgot,
bring us a box of frecrackers and
a tricycle..
Your sweet girlies,
CARRIE MAE STEWART
CARRIE MAE NELSON.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
Your SWEET girl.
CARRIE QUAY NELSON.

Dear Santai-
don't want everything you have,
but nlease bring me dol. a doll bed,
a doll buggy, nuts and candy, car,
a ring, and som beads. Don't for
get my Mama and Papa. Also re-
member my teacher.
Your sweet grl,
CLEMMIE ELMER STEWART.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
Your little boy,
JAMES WILLIAMSON.

Dear Santa Claus:-
I'm little bitsy girl, not ye; 8
years old. / want you to bring me
a doll, doll bed, doll buggy, a lit
tie red wagon, horn and lots of
fruits. Don't forget and of my lit
tie cousins.
One Of your littlest girls,
MARJORIE WILLIAMSON.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
MATTE SUE HUDSON.

Water Valley, Miss. Dec. Is, 1872 }.
Dear Santa Claus:-
I am little boy 8 years old. I
have been good so want you to bring
me little gun, apples, oranges ard
candies. Don't forget my teacher,
Miss Sena. Bring her some candy.
Your little boy,
VIRGIL BERRY.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa:-
Please bring me a little doh with.
curly hair and yes that win open and
shut like mine. Some nuts and fruits
of all kinds. Don't forget my two
brothers also my teacher.
Your sweet brown eyed GIRL
EUNICE BEDWELL.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Old Santa:
Will you please bring me a doll
tha will open and shut its eyes, doll
buggy, little wagon and some fruits
and nuts? Please bring my teacher,
Mis- Gertrud, something nice.
Your little girl.
VELMA STEWART.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
Oakland, Miss. Dec. is. 1920

Oakland, Miss, Dec. Is, 1920.
Oar Santa Claus:-
/ am little bad boy four years
old. want you to bring me lofts
for / have baby brother, and don't
forget my pals, Sidney, Pete and
Shuford, for they are three good lit
tie boys.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
CHILDREN'S LETTERS
TO SANTA CLAUS

Water Valley, Miss. Dec. 13, 1920.
Dear Santa:-
/ am little girl Ia years old, and
am in the seventh grade. Will you
please bring me a manicure set, q
rubber doll and some fruits.
One of your little girls,
THERASE COOPER.
Water Valley, Miss, Dec. 13, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus:-
Please bring me a sleepy doll, a
doll buggy and little bed for it to
sep in. Bring me lots of fruits, cam
dies, nuts and some fireworks.
Your little girl,
CORA HARE.
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24

Dear Santa CLAUSE
/ think Of you often, what good
old fellow you are. Please bring me
a pocket knife, air rifle, some candy,
nuts and apples. Il am good little
boy
The north Mississippi herald., 1920-12-24
Dear Santa Claus:-

Dear Santa CLAUSE
Please ebring me a manicure set,
a rubber doll that viii squeak and a
red stick of candy. Don't forget my
Papa and Mama. Theey want big
red rocking chair.