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The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
YOUNG NE n
HOLD LIVE
MEETING

The regular bi-monthly meeting Of
the Young Business Mems Associa-
tion last night, while rather poorly
attended was fully up to the standard
of past meetings in accomplishments.
The secretary wA instructed to
send letter of congratulation to the
new organization in Tucson bearig
the same name and offering our as
sistance in case it should be needed.
Ike Frazier made formal report
on his accomplishments as delegate
to the National Goods Roads Associa-
ton convention in Hot Springs, Ark,
and his further accomplishments to-
ward securing the routing of the Old
Spanish Trail through Nogales, and
was extended a rising vote of thanks
by the organization. He was In
structed, however, that his work was
not complete until he had secured the
final routing of the Old Spanish
Trail through the city.
A committee was appointed to look
into the possibility of securing a large
hotel for the city to accommodate the
tourist trade which Is expected to
come Nogales, and to meet the re-
quirements for conventions which the
city is now getting.
The Association endorsed the Cham
berlin Bill now before congress and
instructed the secretary to draw up
resolutions of endorsement and send
them to the Arizona representative
and senators at Washington. The
Chamberlin bill provides for the con-
tinuation of federal aid in the con-
struction of roads throughout the ma
tion.
A number of new members were
received into the association, showing
that the interest in its work is grow
ing.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
In The
REVOLUTION

Yesterday evening there arrived
rom the south Mr.. Luis F. Ramirez
formerly of Nogales, Sonora, making
as home now in Los Angeles, Cali
tornia.
Mr.. Ramirez represents in Mex;co
Two extensive commercial houses of
Los Angeles and he had been in the
interior of the republic since early
IN January.
The houses represented are. -the
McCanns, Dry Goods Company. anf,
the Stewart-Daves Shoes Co.
When the recent revolution startod
Mf' Ramirez was in the City of Mex
lco' and he started at once to como
out. He has been 35 days coming. 70
Nogales. He could not go out via
Juarez and Ell Paso, communications
being severed there at once. with NO
ehance for getting through. He
started for ManzanilIo, and was eioht
days reaching that place. There he
took "a boat for Guaymas, but was not
pernatted to land going back to Man
zanlllo. : He, was there several days,
and got another boat to Mazatlan.
After being at that place several
days Mr.. Ramirez got a boat Co
ropolobampo. Thence he went TO
San Bias by automobile and CAUGHT
there the train on which he came to
Nogales yesterday evening.
In his peregrinatrons Mr.. Ramirez
passed through some exciting ex-
periences. He was at Manzanillo
when the gunboat Guerrero bonn
barded that place; and he was at
Mazatlan when the Carrancistas made
a forced loan of 100000 pesos Mexi-
can gold money and 100000 in Mex
ican treasury Notes. and he was pre-
sent to see the money counted over,
The money was put upon the Bonita
and was taken away supposedly to
, San Francisco The captain Of the
Bonita started for Guaynas with a
supposed intention of delivering the
money to the rebels; and it is report
ed they killed him.
Mr.. Ramirez heard Governor Iturbe
make speech when he embared on q
steamer. He said he was going to
Hermosillo to give adhesion to the
new movement. He has not reached
the Sonora capital as yet.
Mr.. Ramirez relates that the Car
ranc;sta troops under General San
tiago evacuated Mazatlan three days
before occupation by General Flores.
At first some apprehension was felt;
but after a few hours it was, demon
strated that the municipal police
force had the situation well in hand
and there was not the least disorder
Mr.. Ramirez has some business to
transact in Nogales which will keen
him here part of today. Probably
he depart on the train this after
noon. n ~'xE~y
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The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
VILLA A I
OLD TRICKS
ONCE MORE

Ell PASO, Texas, May 19.-Panere
Villa has belied the reports OF is
having retired fsom banditrv by kio-
mapping the manager of the AL
varado Mining Company in Parral
and holding him for $4,000 ransom,
according to information received
here by General P. Elias Gales,
Minister of War for the Liberal Con-
stitutionalist government, who is now
at Juarez.
General Gales is expected to leave
Immediately for Chihuahua where he
will interview Villa. "The only pos
.sible arrangement between Villa and
the Constitutionalist government, is
for him to quit his activities and re-
tire to private life" General Gales
said. "For the new government of
Mexico to accept him .as factor of
the government or an officer of its
army is an utter impossibility," the
general said.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
H 0 U S ton Op'
DOSd Soldier
b0nuSeS
UNITED Press Service)

UNITED Press Service)
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Soldiers
bonus legislation in any form what
soever is opposed by Secretary of the
Treasury Houston in letter written
by MIN to Chairman Fordney of the
house Ways and Means committe.
The letter indicates, the Democrats
On the committee believe that presi-
dent Wilson will veto any soldier
bonus bill. "On account of the pre-
sent condition of the treasury think
it would be very unfortunate for any
new obligations to be placed upon the
treasury through the enactment Oh
bonus proposals in any form, however
financed" Houston wrote.
The letter was in reply to a COM
,,,nicateion from Chairman fofohes
,.sking for the opinion of the treas
uly department on the proposals Oh
..,,rasentat YES Rainey and Johnson
Cav an eight per cent retroactive ieVey
,.l war profits.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
FOR ALDERMAN

Victor ]. Wager, candidate
for city alderman on the Dem
acrtic ticket at the election
next Monday needs no introduc-
ton to the voters of Nogales.
He was born in the state of
Arkansas in 1879 and came to
Arizona with his parents when
ne was four years old, so is dis
tinctly an Arizona product. He
was raised and educated in
Yavapai county and came to
Santa Cruz county in 1908.
Vic, spent a good portion of
his life in mining work, and
later proved up on a home
stead in the San Rafael Val
ley. He is now serving his
third term as assessor for the
county and the city of Nogales,
in which capacities he has CIV
en- valuable service, showing no
favors to any body. His term
of office will expire at the end
OF the present year and he will
not be a candidate for re-elec-
tion, as he is now planning on
going into business in Nogales.
Mr.. Wager selected Santa
Cruz county girl for his life
partner, and being property
owner in the city in vitally in
terested in the advancement of
the city on progressive lines.
His knowledge Of property
values in the city. gained
through his work as assessor
will bring into the coming coun-
ell knowledge which will be Of
great value to the next city adj
rninistration. ~ @~t~% =
Voters who know real worth
in a man, and who value fit
ness for the position will vote
for Vic Wager at the election
next Monday. y
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
NEW GROCERY BUSINESS

The KLEEN GROCERY will open
for business in few days in the Bow
man Hotel Building PIP Grand Ave-,
with all new KLEEN stock. it will be
the aim of this-concern TO supply you
with all your needs in groceries and
fresh produce.
This store will be operated on the
Cash and Garry plan givA'; their
customers the benefit in the cost of
doing business this way.
MIR. H. C. of L. is a universal foe
and the KLEEN GROCERY is here
to do it's best for local supremacy
over this chap. If you will call on tht
KLEEN GROCERY once you will call
again and eventually Mr.. H. c. OF l.
will be less fearful.
OF course carrying home you1
groceries was a wartime inovatlof
YOU did it then to help your oncie
sam-why not do as much for your
self, especially when the prices oi
these groceries that you carry are SC
attractive and the goods so fresh ane
KLEEN and neatly wrapped as u
make them a thing Of beauty ana
iov as long as they last.
Give the KLEEN GRoCEkf
chance to show you, to serve ah'
satisfy you.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
ENGLISH ATTEMPT To
INTERFERE IN MEXICO
IN DISREGARD Of
MONROE DOCTRINE

Mexico, l haXe endeavored anew to
approach English interests. How
ever, they have never really come out
openly, due, l believe, to the influence
of Rebasa over them.
But l have obtained promise
through Colonel Roberts, secret
agent of the British embassy who
was present at the meeting We
came to an understanding and AL
fredo Curphy was authorized to draw
up an agreement. The final on
come was that the British government
will hand over to me as YOUR rem
resentative, through a person or corp
Grafton which is deems most fit, the
funds necessary to bring about the
absolute triumph of your achieve
ment. AS the first installation, they
will give 100000 pounds in the in
stance that the said officer Bartlett
will inform his government that you
are standing back of my declaration
of a friendly understanding with the
United States, and our friendship with
the Allies, especially England.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
UNITED Press Service)


WASHINGTON, May ia let
Ter disclos 'ng an alleged arrange
ment by which Felix Diaz in his rev.
olutionary movement in Mexico was
to receive financial aid through Brit
ish sources is ready for delivery to
The Senate Committee on Mexican
Affai by Charles e. Jones Of New
York. a former Department OF JUS
tice agent.
The letter. it is alleged, was writ
zen by Pedro del Villar, agent in the
United States for Diaz, to his chief
on March Is, 1917, and Informed
him of a conference Ellis Ashmed
Bartlett a British subject, and a
Colonel Roberts, described a. secret
service agent of the British embassy
and General Banquet since assas-
.;nated and other persons Interested
in the Diaz movement.
"ln taking advantage OF the Ger
man. -Carranza deal and remembering
,our idea of the necessity OF main
tanning good UNDERSTANDING WIFI
England for the maintenance OF
peace ad trong government in
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
CLANDESTINE TEQUILA

Two men haling from Tucson, and
registering under the names of Joe
Larnbeye and Lewis D. Deviy, were
taken into custody last night by
Customs Inspector Andy O'Connor
and held to answer to the charge of
attempting to cross the line with in
toxicating liquors.
The men were driving Dodge
roadster and attempted to drive back
into Arizona on the side of the street
fartherest from the line inspector,
who hailed them and went, across to
interview them. He first informed
them that they had flat tire IN
frort and then asked them if they
had any kind of contraband goods in
+be,r possession, such as liquor or
ANYTHING of that kind. They assured
him that they did not, and about that
time one of them grabbed for some
thing that had started to slN dsVn
from under his coat.
The article proved to be pint
bottle of whikey, and they were then
toll that they anu their machine
would have to be held for the gov
ernment authorities. Upon reaching
the police station Andy told the other
man that he would have to be search
ed, and he answered, "Officer, I
can't deceive you, I am guilty, but I
hope you can be lenient with u.s."
Whereupon he drew fron' its place Of
seclusion about his person a quart
bottle of tequila almost as long as
the man himself.
The men upon being locked up ask.
ed to be permitted to communicate
with friends in the city and arrange
for bonds, so as to get their liberty
and something TO eat.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
HIGH PRICE ZENITH
IS R { A c H { D
SAYS BARUCH

WASHINGTON, May 49, Price
cuts in clothing and other merchan-
disc are the beginning of a horizontal
drop in the cost of all commodities,
including 'od, in the opinion of Ber-
nard M. ~. ucl the noted financier
and former chairman of the War In
dustries Board.
"a nation wide buyers strike
against high prices has begun,
Baruch said. "There is no doubt that
it will extend itself to food prices. I
do not believe that prices will go clear
back to their former levels, but | do
think that the limit of high prices
has been reached and passed"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED HERE

Memorial Day is to be fittingly OBJ
served in Nogales this year according
to the plans of the Army & Navy
Union, which organization now has a
committee at WORK on arranging a
program.
The committee has already been as
sured by Colonel Carnhan, in COM
mand of the 25th, Of the cooperation
of the military authorities, and are
now at work on the other details of
the program.
According to present plans, the pro-
gram will include big parade parti-
cipated in by the 25th Infantry, the
Army & Navy Union and the local
post Of The American Legion; and in
addition there will be program
which will include musical numbers
and an address on the meaning Of
memorial day to American citizens.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
PATAGONIA TOLL line
UNDER CONSTRUCTORS

The toll line of the Mountain State
Telephone and Telegraph Company t.
connect Nogales and Patagonia i.
now we'll along in the process of cen
struction, with a crew Of men activat!
putt ing up the poles.
The erection of the poles has no
proceeded as far as the Santa Cruz
river bridge and few more week:
will see :te line in operation.
The completion of this toll line vii
mean the realization cf one of -ht
c.,unty's most uying needs, and viii
be another Jewel il. the crown Of &C
conn. m,.li<h,ncnts C The Young Business
Mems Association.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
CARRANzA IS
Cap TURED
ONCE MORE
UNITED Press Service)

HOUSTON, Texas, May 19.-Car-
rama has been captured by the rev
olutionists according to unconfirmed
advces reaching here. The report
was received by radio by the Mexi-
can Oil Weekly. 1t said the capture
of the former president was made
early today, and added that General
Obregon had forwarded passports to
Carranza and ordered him to leave
the ountry Immediately.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
SONORA RESTAURANT
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

The Sonora Restaurant is the latest
addition to the list of catering estab-
lishments on the Sonora side of the
line. This institution is to open its
doors to the public at noon Saturday,
and will cater to the best class of
trade, serving only high class meals
and refreshments.
Fl. G. Brook hewitt is to be man
ager of the restaurant and Bias
Torres will look after the back end of
the establishment. Both of these
gestlemen are well and favorably
known in Nogales. and the fact OF
their being at the head Of It assures
it q sueesss from the start.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
IN HONOR OF MRS. KAISER

IN HONOR OF MRS. KAISER
Yesterday Mrs. E. M. Mather en-
tertained at an auction party in honor
Of Mrs. Charles Kaiser, visitor from
Colorado.
Auction was The main part of the
entertainment, and Mrs. Vinegar with
Mrs. Barr were the best players, bear
ing away the prizes; a silver breast
ttay to the first named lady, and sill
yer salt cellars to the second. The
guest Of honor received beautiful
ecaMisole.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

Yesterday evening Mr.. Arturo del
Toro of New York City, came from
Hermosillo where he had been several
days. Mr.. del Toro has heavy land
interests in the state of Guerrero,
Mexico, and a large tract of land in
the COLORADO river region between
the Arizona line and the Gulf of Cali
fornia. He will raise cotton on q
grand scale. 81 rss~-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
TO GRADUATES OF THE
TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL OF
ARIZONA
ATTENTION.!
ATTENTION.!

1t is desired to bring the records of
the Tempe Normal School down to
date, and for this purpose it is neces-
sary to secure the present name and
address of every graduate of the in
stitution.
1t is hoped that prompt replies
may be received, furnishing these
facts and such other information as
may be of interest. Adress A. J.
Matthew's President, Tempe Normal
School, Tempe, Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
SHOUTED "REvOLUT|ON''
AND GAVE ADHESION
TO THE CARRANzA
| GOVERNMENT
Captured With The Caranza Army
Sunday. Laid Claim To Being THE
Brains Of The Revolution"

world war Doctor Att was in Mexico.
posing as German spy, and also as
! an American spy.( He published ar
ticles about it in the United States
afterward.
1t is evident that he is a slippery
customer.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
NJ { X | c A n
ABSCONDER
IS DUE FOR
SURP RISE
Omitted Press Service)

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Afsur-
'rlse party is scheduled to greet
General Manuel Meta, of the south
I'm district of Lower California when
ne arrives tonight at San Pedro, on
the steamer Mazatlan from La Paz.
Federal officers here have been
notified that he is fleeing with near
100000 alleged to belong to the
IeXican government, and they will
neet him at the steamer for the, pur-
use of seizing the money in behalf
/ the Mexican defacto government.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

Yesterday evening Mr.. Ramon T.
De Negr, consul general for Mexico
in New York who had been in Hern1o-
sillo several days on business with
Governor de la Huerta came from the
city named en- route to Washington,
d. c.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

The show windows for the new
Wise Building on Arroyo Boulevard
have arrived and are now being put
in place. This will mean a great M
movement for this street, and
especially to the J. c. Penny Com
many and New York stores.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
satisfy you

Elmer Parker, former Santa Cruz
county bow. is visiting friends ana
relatives in Nogales and other paftS
of the county for few days. from
San Pedro, where he is now occupiV'
as riviter in the ship yards
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

''Dick" Nielsons Of Tucson, rep
resenting the Fisher Music company,
has arrived in Nogales and is stop
ping at the Bowman. Mr.. Nielsen
will stop in the city for few days
in the interest of the well known
music house of Tucson mingling
business with pleasure.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
NOTICE

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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., 1920-05-20

Monday Mr.. Arthur Powell OF the
San Geronimo Mining Company went
to 1e,faosillo, returning to Posa yes
terlay.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20
Especial To "The Oasis")

HERMOSILLO, May 19.-"Orien.
tacion," the daily newspaper publish
ed in this city presented today the fol-
lowing specials from the City of Mex
leo:
MEXICO, May 18.-Among the
civilian prisoners taken with the Car.
rama troops captured at the Battle
Of Rfnconada by the revolutionary
forces were former Minister of Fo-
nlento Pastor Rouaix, former Gov
ernor of the Federal District Lie.
Rueda Magro, The federal Controller,
Francisco A. Gonzales, and other
prominent Carranza functionaries, in
>luding group of Senators and De-
puties. ..,.-.-v.-
Among the military officers cap
tured are Generals Norberto, Ortega,
Morales and Margarito Puente.
MEXICO, May 19.-In my first
telegram l did not mention capture Of
q rabid Carrancista leader. for the
reason that I was not informed of his
capture until later. He is Mr.. Gerar-
do Murillo, known all over the re-
public as Doctor Att.
Doctor Att made quick trip from
the north to join Carranza, and was
with his forces when they evacuated
the City of Mexico, and was with the
2,UC Carranza troops surrendered
Sunday.
Doctor Att is reported to have CIV
en- support to the revolution when it
started and later switched over to
Carranza. He will have hard work ex
planning away his duplicity.
"Orientacion" states that early in
the revolutionary movement Doctor
Att was at Ures, Sonora. from which
place he wired the state congress on
the 18th of April commending the
stand of that body.
Following is a translation of his
telegrams
Ures, Sonora, April Ia, 1920
To the Congress of Sonora.
The Congress of Sonora has torn
the mask from the tyrant, and by its
attitude has drawn support of the en-
tire republic, to combat off a tyrant
most monstrous in the history of the
republic. With all the enthusiasm OF
which | am capable I applaud your
attitude against the enemy, Carranza.
Yours arms will gain the vistory and
history will sanction your procedure.
,, Some ten days or two weeks later
Doctor Att was at Ell Paso, whence
he wired Carranza his adhesion, tend
ering his services. AS he has been
captured with CarranZa troops it is
plain that his services were accepted,
and he joined.
While he was at Ell Paso he must
have told someone there that he "is
the brains of the Sonora revolution.
A we'll known citizen of Nogales was
told that in Ell Paso last week.
| r. III IL ,.onn1lnd that during the
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-20

It will be recalled that during the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
LIBERTY

We regret to report that we have
several cases Of flu and pneumonia III
our neighborhood
Mrs. Newton Dowdle died Of pneu-
mOnia, at her home, last Saturday
morning at four o'clock. She leaves
a husband and six children. three
girlt and three boys. The youngest
child is just a few days old. Mrs.
Dowdle also left a mother and several
brothers and sisters to mourn her
departure. She was a splendid wife
and mother, and has gene on to rest
She will be waiting and watching for
the coming Of her loved ones in that
"Home not made with hands, eternal
in the Heavens"
Mrs. R. D. Cooper and her little
son, Wngfield,- are both numbered
among the sick this week.
Mrs. Fred. Manning is another one
of our good ladies' who is suffering
from flu. We hope that she may soon
recover.
Misses Lorena Cox and Anna Hood
spent last Saturday in Columbus.
Mr.. T. Shelton has returned home,
after having spent the winter in Co
lumbus doing carpenter work.
Mr.. Leslie Ferguson, of Columbus,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
father, Mr.. ]. w. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Smith, of
Birmingham, are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Smith, of the Lib
erty neighborhood.
Mr.. John Dowdle, Of Carrollton,
was a visitor at the home Of his
brother, Mr.. Newton Dowdle, last
week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
q. THE BEST HOME LEFT

AAAA@ dad HUME 4
We have the best home left in Co
lunbus for sale. 1t is in a lovely
rrfghborhood, and is modern and com
plete in every respect. You can't get
possession until September list, but
by purchasing now, you can receive
the @ents until then. By buying now
you tcan probably sell at an advance
before September LIST, if you want
to sell.
There is a man here who is max
ing good salary or wages, who is
tired of paying rent. He has paid
enough rents in his life time to buy
two or three homes. We want to talk
to Rim at once as we have something
to offer.
Store house property is the best
of all investments. No repairs; up
town where fire won't destroy it;
easily rented; sure rent; long leases.
We have bargain.
Valuable suburban acreage for
sales A good investment. Get in now.
AAhandsome building lot. Buy it
now. Sure to advance.
A good investment. Look into it.
Good place to get safe and sure
returns.
6M A r r r f A LIT YTCs0.
Dispatch Building.
Remember Oil
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
Potash Supply Fails.

Berlin.--The German potash syndi.
cate announces that II is able to sup
ply only slightly more than one-third
the home demand, which this year Is
15.0O0000 double hundred-welghts. The
output Is still seriously handicapped
by lack Of coal which IL forcing half
the German plants to remain Idle.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
British Divorce Crush
Continues; War Blamed

London.-The postwar divorce
crush is steadily increasing and
it was declared that no dimlnu-
ton is in sight. There We're l.
325 undefended cases in the Jan
uary list of the divorce court,
and a new list is being prepared
to take care Of the surplus cases.
The big increase in divorce is
attributed to the upheaval in
social circles caused by the war;.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14

Mr. II 2. Shelton and son were
business visitors to Millport last
weak.
Tie many friends Of DR.. G. E.
Spruill are glad to see him out again
afFr a few days illness.
The teachers of the Liberty School
are planning for commencement the
first part Of April