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The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
GOVERNORS OF BIG STATES
WILL F0RECATHER AT THE
LINE CITY NEXT MONTH
SHAPING FOR MEETING OF
CHIEF EXECUTIVES OF ARIZONA, SONORA
AND SINALOA, IN APRIL. WHICH WILL BE A
GREAT INTERNATIONAL OCCASION.
Especial to "The Oasis")

nora, Chamber of Commerce held last
night, members present were ex-
tremely enthusiastic regarding "Gov-
ernors Day" and committee will be
appointed to meet with the local civic
organizations, in making the affair
success. President Julio Pima, pre-
sided at last nights meeting and Lie.
P. Villa Michel, secretary of the No
gales, Sonora, Chamber of Commerce,
kept the minutes of the meeting.
A meeting of the committees from
the various civic organizations will
be held at the Santa Cruz Club, to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at
which preliminary steps will be tax
en- toward arrangements for the cele-
bration.
T. G. Wright, agent of the South
eYn Pacific Company at Nogales,
who is ever ready to lend helping
hand, stated yesterday that he would
take charge of all traffic arrange
ments, including the running of
special trains from Phoenix, Tucson
and Helmosillo. 1t is understood that
the Sonora committee will take care
cf excursionists from Cajeme, Nava-
joa and Guaymas, when the special
train schedule is announced.
Mayor George Fielder of Nogales,
Arizona, Mayor Alberto Figueroa OF
Nogales, Sonora, and Colonel Earl c.
Carnahan of the 25th Infantry will
he in attendance at Sundays meet
ing and will confer with the COM
lrittees appointed from the various
local civic organizations, relative to
arrangements for the celebration.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06

Governor Adolfo de la Huerta of
Sonora and Governor Thomas E.
Campbell of Arizona will be the
guests of honor at the Governors
Day" celebration to be held at No
gales, Arizona on either April 10th
of 18th, probably the latter date.
Upon receipt of communication
from Governor Campbell yesterday,
stating that he would be pleased to
greet Governor de la Huerta and the
business men of Sonora, DR.. A. L.
Gustetter, chairman of the committee
of arrangements of the Nogales
Chamber of Commerce, telegraphed
Governor de la Huerta, requesting
information as to the date he could
attend a celebration in his honor,
here.
The contemplated celebration was
brought about by the recent trade trip
of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce
when Governor de la Huerta expressed
desire to head body of Sonora
business men to Nogales on a like
excursion.
Yesterday afternoon preliminary
arrangements for the celebration
we're made, ]. C. Barnes, president of
the Young Business Mems Associa-
tion, Bracey Curtis, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of Nogales
and Julio Pima, president of the No
gales, Sonora Chamber of Commerce,
under which organizations, the cele-
bration will be held, appointing com,
mittees to assist in the success of the
affair.
At a meeting of the Nogales, So
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
STARTS
STRUGGLE IN
PORTUGAL
BLOODY FIGHTING REPORTED
IN STREETS OF LISBON AND
OPORTO, WITH HEAVY LOSSES
Omitted Press Service)

PARIS, March s. Madrid dis
patches today reported bloody fight
ing between rebels and government
troops was under way in Portugal.
Many persons have been killed and
wounded in street fighting in the
cities Of Lisbon and Oporto.
The dispatches assert that the
troubles have grown out of efforts
of radicals to institute Soviet con-
troll of industries.
Earlier dispatches from Madrid
quoted the Portuguese legation as
denying reports received from Span
ish frontier towns that radicals in
Portugal have started a rebellion in
an effort to establish Soviet govern
ment.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06

Car will go South on the regular pas
senger train Tuesdays Thursdays
and Sundays, at A. M. Sonora Time;
the S. P. de Mexico Time table not
having been changed. Pullman car
will arrive from the South Z P. M.
Sonora Time, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays; will remain on the So
nora Side over night and will be
crossed to the American Side at 7:30
A. M. Sonora Time. Thru passengers
occupying the car must be on hand
at this time, to allow inspection OF
their baggage by the two Custom
Houses. The first Pullman car will
arrive from the South Monday night
March the 8th.
Space in the car Southbound may
be had by calling at the ticket office,
Nogales, Sonora, or phoning "a.
Yours truly,
T. G. WRIGHT.
Asst. Terminal Supt.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
Man
TOURING u. S.
WORKS CURES
WONDERFULLY
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SPONSOR
FOR MAN WORKING, CURES
JUST LIKE OUR OWN SANTA
TERESA.
Omitted Press Service)

PORTLAND, Ore, March s. A.
E. Ritter, aged 80, who had not walk
ed unaided in four years, hobbled in
to Grace Memorial church today on
crutches; and he left the edifice carry
ing his crutches.
Mr.. Ritter is one of hundreds who
attended the "real mission" holding
by James Moore Hickson of London,
who is touring the United States un-
der auspices of the Episcopal church,
to whom thousands of crippled, sick
and lnfirm persons have flocked for
aid in every city visited by the
"miracle man."
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD

3. .
At the Marsh Mortuary Parlors
there was held yesterday the funeral
of Mr.. Delos Carr, resident of the
Yaqui delta, who died at st. Joseph's
Hospital recently, having been
brought here quite ill. ~
Deceased, who was over eighty
years of age, was a veteran of the
Civil War, but his nativity and de-
tails of service the informant of "The
Oasis" could not state. His daughter,
Mrs. Harriet A. Mcfarland, arrived
here shortly before he died.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
PRESIDENT WILSON SAID.
DISPOSED TO TELLA[L|ES
AMERICA. CANNOT SUP
PORT TURK CONTROL
WILL NOT ENTER LEAGUE OF NATIONS COM
MITEED TO SETTLEMENT WHICH THEY Do
NOT APPROVE. A NEW ISSUE OVERSHADOW-
ING ADRIATIC TANGLE
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, March 5-President Wilson
may the Allies that it will be necessary to with
draw from the United States Senate the Treaty of
Versailles, if the Turks are allowed to retain Con-
stantinople their capital and seat of government
1t was learned today that the President is un-
derstood to have had under advsement such step.
Upon high authority it is pointed out that should
the United States join the League of Nations and the
Turks be permitted to remain in Constantinople this
country would be placed in the position of being OBJ
llgated to protect settlement to which is opposed
In its international Importance this issue bids
fair to overshadow the Adratc disputes and accord
ing to developments of today unless the Allies recede
from the plans they are announced as having made
with regard to disposition Of Constantinope it will
become source of great friction and annoyance be-
tween the United States and the Entente powers
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
Senator Simmons To Be
An Envoy To The White
House To Suggest They.
Compromise Article X
SAY THEY WANT TO KNOW WHETHER 7 he
PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT A COMPROMISE
RESERVATION. WILL DETERMINE 7 HI EIR
ACTION LATER
UNITED Press Seryice)

WASHINGTON, March s. Senator Hitchcock
has written President Wilson asking him to receive
Senator Simmons as envoy from Democratic SEN
ators who desire to formulate compromise on
servations offered to Article in the Covenant of
the League of Nations, as embodied in the peace
treaty.
Senator Simmons has been commissioned by a
number of Democratic senators to see whether the
President would approve of such compromise
they willing to support, and which they as
sured certain Republican senators will vote for
Senators concerned in the move to get the Pres
ident's views say that they want simply to know
what the President thinks about the matter. When
they have learned that they will then make up their
minds whether to go against his wishes or abide by
them.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
NEW PRESIDENT REALTY co.

Mr.. Harry Tomlin, long time
resident of Nogales, who served at
one time as a member of the Town
Council, has been elected president
of the Southwestern Investment &
Realty Company, succeeding the late
George w. Dunbar, who founded the
business and conducted it successful
ly. Miss Jessie Dunbar remains in
the post of secretary of the company,
which place she has filled accept
ably. ..t
Mr.. Tomlin is possessed of wide
acquaintance with realty and prop
erty values in Nogales and Santa
Cruz county, which makes his ac-
cesion to the enterprise named one
of great importance.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
Pullman Service
On West Coast
Of Mexico
OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENT AS
GIVEN OUT BY AUTHORITY OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD OF MEXICO

Nogales, Arizona, March 5th, 1920
File 542-11.
Chamber of Commerce,
Nogales, Arizona.
Gentlemen:
Relative to the installation of
Pullman Service, between Tucson
and Mazatlans it has just been de-
cided that the following will govern,
relative to the occupancy of cars:
SOuthbOund
Passengers arriving at Nogales on
board Pullman Cars holding thru
tickets and thru reservations to points
in Mexico, may occupy the cars over
night at Nogales. Passengers buying
thru tickets at Nogales for points
south, can occupy the car any time
after. 6 A. M. the morning train is
to leave.
NOrthbOund
Passengers arriving from the South
holding thru tickets reading beyond
Nogales, Arizona, will be allowed to
occupy the car during the night that
it lays over at Nogales. Passengers,
however, only holding tickets to No
gales, will vacate the car on arrival
Nogales, Sonora, unless train should
arrive after midnight, in which in
stance they may occupy the car un-
til 8 o'clock the following morning.
Occupancy of Cars at Guaymas
Thru passengers in either direc-
tion holding tickets reading from any
point north of Guaymas to any point
south of Guaymas and viceversa, will
be allowed to occupy the car over
night at Guaymas. Passengers, how
ever holding tickets to Guaymas from
either direction will be caused to
vacate the car on arrival at that
point.
Handling Cars Across the Interna.
tiOnal Line-NOgales.
The Pullman car will arrive at No
gales, Arizona, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, on train No. 12,
at lilo A. M. The car will be placed
back of the Southern Pacific Passen-
ger Station and remain there until A
P. NJ, at which time it will be cross
ed to the Mexican Side; all thru pas
sengers must be on the car at this
time to open their baggage for re-
vision at the two Custom Houses.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06

Taking as it's text communication
from Senator A. B. Fall of New Mex
leo, chairman of the committee in
vestigating conditions in Mexico and
along the border, to Mr.. Kearfut,
counsel of that committee, ''The
Oasis" of the Sd inst. presented a
vigorous protest to Mr.. Falls
aspersions of business men of No
gales, who he asserted fear to testify
before his committee of real condi-
tions upon the West Coast of Mex
leo, because they are alleged to have
been threatened with exclusion from
Mexico and participation in trade
Herewith.
In that article "The Oasis" stated
most emphatically that conditions on
the West Coast are good, many Amer
leans and foreigners going in witt
capital, and pushing operations upon
scales ever widening and expanding.
Following up that article the pres
ident of the Nogales Chamber of
Commerce, Mr.. Bracey Curtis; and
Mr.. c. Barnes, president of the
Young Business Mems Association,
formulated an official protest to
Senator Falls unwarranted asper-
sions, and that protest was published
in the Nogales Daily Herald of the
4th inst. Also it was put upon the
wires to the Associated Press, and
has appeared in, the newspapers of
the 5th taking that service
Yesterday evening the Tucson
Citizen presented a short article en-
bodying quotation from the protest.
The entire protest was not given
space in the Citizen. But here is the
Objectionable feature: One sentence
reads:
"In no matter pertaining to Amer
lean ? ? F? ? ? has Nogales ever
shown the white feather"
All Nogales people are indignant
at that rendition of that sentence
and many phoned "The Oasis" about
it yesterday evening, all in very re-
sentful spirit. To all such this news
paper explained that whenever 9
eompositor cannot decipher a word in
copy he throws in the question marks
for the proof reader to supply the
proper word; and we opined that such
was the case in yesterdays Citizen
but that the proof reader had failed
to make the correction.
That is the charitable view of the
matter, and "The Oasis" takes it
for the sake of setting right in the
eyes of this community it's Tucsor
contemporary. But, all the same
this journal thinks the Citizen ought
to make admission of the situation
and disavow any intention of casting
a slur upon the loyalty of the bust
ness public of Nogales.
/ :.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
FRASERS BURIED TODAY

Announcement is made that the
funeral of Messrs Alex. an John A.
Fraser will be held this afternoon at
8 o'clock, at the Marsh Mortuary
parlors. Mrs. J. A. Fraser wife of
one of the deceased gentlemen, with
her sister, from San Diego, California
arrived early in the week. A sister
of the two deceased citizens, Miss
Anne Fraser, from Jamaica, Mas
sachusetts, arrived yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
RESERVATIONS
ACCEPTED IN
THE SENATE
PREPARATION COMMISSION TO
BE PROHIBITED INTERFERING
WITH AMERICAN TRADE IN
GERMANY =
United Press Seryicel

WASHINGTON, March s. Today
the Senate adopted the original
Lodge reservation to prevent the Re-
paration Commission from interfer-
ing with commerce between the
United States and Germany, the vote
standing Al to %.
A substitute proposed by Senator
Hitchcock was defeated.
Reservation No. 8, providing that
the United States shall not be ob.
1igated to contribute to expenses of
the League, until Congress has ap-
propriated money for thRt purpose,
was then taken up, and is under con
sideration.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
LOST AVIATORS RETURN
UNITED Press Service)

DOUGLAS Arizona, March 5. =
Lieutcnants Wolf and Usher, Ameri-
can aviators, who landed near Naco-
sari, NsAico, several weeks ago, ar
rived heHc h! train today. Their air.
plane is still under guard by Mexi
can military authorities, on the spot
where i, al; i1tea.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
PANEL FILLED ONCE MORE
UNITED Press Servicel

Omitted Press Service)
TOMBSTONE, Arizona, March 81
John H. Sabin, rancher, residing near
Fairbank, was passed as the twenty
fourth tentative juror in the Bisbee
deportation trial, today. This is the
fourth time that the panel has been
completed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
ANOTHER KIDNAPPING CASE
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, March s. The
State Department is informed that at
Salina Cruz Mexican bandits have
kidnapped Peter w. Summers, an
American, whom they hold for a ran
som OF 10000 pesos. Summers was
captured by band led by one Jeus
Marella. He is engaged in farming
and merchandising at Santa Lucre-
tia.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06

Yesterday Mrs. A. G. Barber and
children went to Elsinore, near San
Diego, California, for health's sake
Mrs. Barber is just recovering from
a severe attack of influenza, and hel
medical advisor suggested a change
ofaltitude, air and climate.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN MAN

James j. Daley, a mining man
known well in Sonora, is reported
dead in the interior of Mexico, at
Magdalena, in the state of San Luis
Potosi. Deceased was a native OF
Virginia City, Nevada; and it is re-
ported that he has brothers and SIS
ters residing there.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06
Error
Or SIur? Which
Was It

THE TUCSON CITIZEN AND THE
PROTEST OF NOGALES' COM
RCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
E AGAINST SENATOR FALLS
s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-06

Mr. R. deb Smith is in from Pata-
gonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
HEA1TH AND BEAUTY.

Broth made of mutton, veal or chicken with old bread toasted and broken in are safe and wholesome for baby's dinner.
 New milk, with very little loaf sugar, is good and safe food for young children. From three years old to seven, pure milk into which old bread is broken is the best breakfast and supper for child.
 The pain of burns can be allayed by soaking the injured part in strong so- lution of washing soda. When the part is well soaked the burn should be covered with a thick layer of boric gauge, which not only prevents the air acting upon the burn and making it more painful, but as- sists the healing of the wounded flesh.
 Undue moisture in the palms of the hands may be cured by using a lotion made of 70 grams of cologne water and IS grams of belladonna. An excellent rose paste for finger nails. One and one half ounces of spermaceti, nine drans of white wax, F ounces of oil of. sweet al monds, two ounces of alkanet root and three drops of oil of rose.
 If suns have freekled your skin very badly. use some good freckle lotions tc remove them. One that is recommended by specialists is made of the following ingredients: Four ounces of tactic acid two ounces of glycerine, one ounce rose water Mix the ingredients well and bot tie the lotion. Apply it three or foul times a day to the freckles with piece of clean gauge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
LEATHER LORE.

Kid has advanced so high in price that kid gloves are getting to be as they were in grandmothers girlhood, regarded as something to be conserved for best Meantime silk gloves will be even more in the picture than they were last sea son. But despite the kid glove shortage that brings such condition to pass, there still seems to be enough kid and fine leather for coats, suits and hats, and there is no let-up to the interest felt in trimmings and dress accessories of this material.
 The newest leather trimming is white leather or kid, such as is used for gloves This is used as trimming on suits made of black and white check to very goee advantage Sometimes the leather com. prises simply collar, cuffs and pockei flaps, or merely bands stitched to these parts, and then again the leather form; an entire yoke or panel.
 Of course, this white leather easily shows soil or rain spots so it would hardly be a wise selection for the woman who manages on limited wardrobe.
 Alligator leather, which is merely sent ether sort of leather pressed into ths semblance of alligator, is finding grea popularity Of course, sometimes it il real Here and there a woman is forum ate enough to get hold of an entire ali gator skin, and this she can have cut III into handbags. belts and all sorts of in teresting accessories, with bits left t, have the tailor or dressnaker use il making the suits or street frocks.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
CIRCULATION
 WEEK ENDING JULY 17th, 1920 1O,67O
wArER BOARD SALARIES.

Z Following the placing in office of those Eho had promised to give Norwich bus inesslike administration, general appro- val cannot fail to be given to the action shich has resulted in the continuation cs the salaries in the water department ct the figures previously paid.
 When the water board organized with the understanding that those named would accept the salaries which had been maid in previous years, 1t may not have Hen generally known, but when the eff 7fvrts were made to sidetrack such an understanding it was proper that such should be brought to light and the stand Vnieh has been taken by Mayor Lerou in she matter cannot fail to be regarded as the one and only thing that was to be aene under the circumstances.
 These are times when salary increases ! nay be in keeping with conditions, when Everyone is looking for every dollar he nan get and when living costs are re- sponsihle for it, but it is to De realized that there are prescribed methods by , PAich the raising of salaries and the taking of other action in the water de- parment can be done, and that it is un- reasonable to expect that only one de- eartment of the city government is going to get the benefit of increased salaries Esf officials.
 The outcome of the joint session of the water board and the finance committee of the common council upholds the eonten- ttsn of the mayor and eliminates the un- eaEtness that the raises were creating in the other departments. The unfortunate pzrt of the whole affair is that the rais- lag of the salaries was undertaken with Htst the approval required of the council.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
PEACE, OR MORE TROUBLE.

Turkey cannot question the ability of tfe allies to carry cut the threat to drive them out of Europe entirely if they ds not agree to the terms of the treaty. Regardless of the delay in the subnais- sB1 of terms of peace, Turkey has net teen disposed to accept them It has Ersght Eledifieations and threatened to Ssfuse to abide by them. Turkey has aeen in sufficient disfaver in the past and tlsefe has been a strong demand for the fercing of the Turks out Of Europe by ske treaty terms. Because of the desire te avoid further trouble in that quarter there has been an agreement among the allies whereby the Turks would be per zsltted to remain in Europe under a much reduced empire and an impotent govern Hsent-
 That 1t shouldn't satisfy Turkey is not FERprising, but what has Turkey to ex- pct? Should it's part in the war and the atrocities it has committed be tolerated es, trouble center for years to come?
 From the action of the allies in the submission of the terms which they de- etare will be enforced, it is evident that Turkey must accept closely clipped wings, that it must be put. in a position EAere it will not be able in the future ts possess its former great power for Ea,zuse, that the waterway which it has controlled must be internationalized and thft it's control over former subject na- thFns removed.
 {. The nationalists have been disposed to eatest the peace terms but such fighting As they have been able to do cannot give tfE Turkish government any encourage hsent of ultimate success. Even the Greeks Aare been steadily driving the national ists back and should the allies combine tR force Turkey to it's knees and drive il cat of Europe it would be folly for it te think that it could successfully resist it FETkey should realize that it is get. tag no more than it deserves, that the pa4ce terms are not as severe as some hed demanded and that it will best serve ts own interests at the present time by accepting the terms which may not bt E4tisfactoTy, but which in many ways roald be worse and not give the terrible Turk any bigger dose of his own medi. -stAe than his acts have warranted. Fur tay will simply invite increased trouble -eS failure to accept its chance to stay h Europe while there is time.