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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17

reelection. John Hayes. secretary
TO Sen. Watson. is IN Indianapolis.
and the senator's arrival was ex
pected Wednesday
Rumors are afioat that John
Owen OF Noblesviiie. who was Sen
Watson's campaign manager In the
primary campaign and received
credit for some OF the political
laundering credited 10 the Watson
maneuvers, may not continue 70 fig
ure as Sen. Watson's chief man In
the coming campaign
However. there are no outward
signs that Ser Watson will dispense
with Owens services. Bart Thurman
OF New Albany, a member Of the re-
publican state committee and for
merly the manager for Edgar D.
Bush. has been active recently In
behalf OF Sen. Watson. and man take
an important part In the campaign.
Attention tn Davies.
Edmund L. Wasmuth and other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
RIVER PARK

Edward De Gree. has leen ap-
pointed director and Miss Phyllis
Beyers assistant director Of play
ground activities of Pottawatomie
park They viii begin their new
work Saturday June is.
More than 400 attended the clos
ing exercises OF the River Park
school held on the school campus
Tuesday evening An unusually fine
program consisting OF instrumental
selections, songs, folk dances, drills
and recitations was rendered. The
final tests will be held t)day and
school will close Friday for the
summer vacation.
Ala meeting Of the Truth Seekers
of the VI. +. church held az the
home OF Miss Ruth Rulison s.
Seventh St. arrangements were
made 10 hold a pastry sale at the
Dixon & Locker grocery store, Sat
urday June 70. The proceeds Will
-he added 20 the fund 10 send class
representatives 10 the girls meeting
at Winona.
Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ HoIk. Clifford
Ct. entertained - members Of the
W. r. church choir Tuesday even
ing The evening was spent with
music and contests. Favors in the
contests were awarded 20 Miss
blanche link and +. Goodrich. No-
cal and Instrumental selections were
rendered by + Goodrich and Miss
Ruth Rulison. Luncheon was served.
Mrs. g. Cook has returned 10 Val
paraiso. Ind, after a visit with
friends here.
IT. J Incl principal OF the Wash
ingtOn school viii leave for Winona
al the close Of the school term.
v here ne will be Instructor at the
Winona school during the summer.
Mrs Loisa link OF Elkhart is Wis
fling River Park relatives.
Miss Bertha HaCkenburge is
spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Ward at Lydick. Ind
Mrs. Bert link. y Eighth ST..
" no submitted TO an operation at
Epworth hospital 10 days ago is
improving nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 4. Burke and
family. s. Eighth ST. left this morn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
TWO ICEMEN ARE
ARRAIGNED FOR
SHORT WEIGHTS
Many Complaints Have Been
Made to City Sealer of
Practices.
HOUSEWIVES may rejoice.

Housewives may rejoice.
one Of one kind ~ proftcer has
been brought 70 a measure OF jus
tice. and the justice melted out 20
him mas 10 do with weight or the
lack Of weight.
Housewives lately have been COM
planning that ice men have been
giving them short weight. The COM
plants made 20 City Sealer Byron S.
Miller have been general.
l. Wednesday morning two ice men
charged with this offense were ar
raiEned IN city court. Thomas Hubble
an ice man employed by the Artifi-
cial Ice Co. readily pleaded guilty
20 the charge He admitted 20 hav-
ing given short weight twice during
tho present week
Amount Of Shortage.
ThIrty-one pounds was the am cunt
Of the shortage on 100 pounds Of
ice. delivered IN two 50-pound sec
tions Judge GHmer debated for a
few seconds before fixing the pen
atty. Then the Judge said
Just about a dollar for each
pound OF ice shortage ought 10 be
about right" he unused This man
admitted that ne gave short weight
ice twice during the present week.
and mat the snort weight amounts
20 81 pounds I believe that SCI
would be the right kind Of a fine 20
give this man.
Judge Assesses Pine.
The weather is too hot and ice
is too expensive for families 20 be
forced 10 pay for more ice than they
really get. I do not have any sym
Tathy for any kind Of a prohteer.
a,nd I do not believe that / will show
any IN this case.
"The defendant is fined SCI and
costs The costs are $40. making a
total OF SCI or 81 "a pound for the
ice he charged for and failed 20 de
liver"
Thomas 7. Bean, another employe
Of the Artificial Ice Co, was also
arraigned on the charge Of giving
short ice weight. Bean pleaded not
guilty and he viii be given hear
ing Thursday morning. City Sealer
Miller urges all housewives who are
made victims of the ice man to re-
port 20 him He says that the law
must be observed. and that full
weight must be given i'm the sale Of
80 as well as in the sale OF other
commodities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
SEEKS TO RECOVER
ADVANCED SALARY

Suit 20 recover t1.5s3.35 from a
former employe. Walter .. Brass.
war flied IN superior court by the
DALEY Cigar Co. Wednesday morn
ng- The compliant alleges that the
defendant has in his possession 81, -
1885 which he collected In pJr-
suarce OF his duties with the COM
pany. but which he has not paid IN.
and also charges that because Bragg
QUIT his Job the sum OF 500 ad-
vanced on his salary has not been
earned and should be repaid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17

ing for Los Angeles, Calf. 30 make
their future home
Mrs Samuel Allison S Seven
teenth St. is III with appendicitis.
Mrs Elizabeth Brewer Of Chicago
who has been visiting Mrs. Charles
ke3sey. :. Seventeenth st. left yes
tcrday for Elkhart, Ind. where she
will be a guest Of Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Loshbaugh
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Foltz
was held at 2:30 Wednesday after
noon from the residence. S45 y
Tenth ST.. Rev 3. +. Hitchcock OFF,
ciatng Burial was i'm Highland
cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
PROGRAM
At HEALTHUN

Several local people presented an
entertainment at Healtawin hospi-
tai Tuesday evening. The program
included several readings by Miss
Ililma Milne. "a reading by Miss Isa-
belle Rartcr and several vocal seiec-
tons by Jerome ShOlly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
HEAR APPEALS.

~ nlteQ fres5.
CHICAGO. June 16.-Appeals of
William -. Haywood executive
secretary Of the l. w. ". and s.
others convicted with him on
charges of violating the espionage
law, were heard in the United States
court of appeals here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
BOTH PARTIES
WAGE CAMPAIGN
Plan Activities in Political
Circles During the
Summer.

Indiana people will not get much
rest from politics until the fall cleo
ton. Both republicans and demo-
Gratis are planning aggressive cam
paigns through the hot weather
on account OF the many dlficul-
ties before him, II Is EXP ected that
Sen. James z. Watson will begin
activities n once on behalf OF his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
PLAYGROUND SEASON
TO OPEN SATURDAY

The anal game Of the interplay
ground indoor series viii be PLAYED
between River Park. runner ~
OF the East Side division and KaIey
Of the West Side section. J. D..
Oliver field will be the scene or the
struggle.
City champion girls volley bail
team Is Washington school. accord
ing 20 announcement OF playground
superintendent Wednesday
Official opening OF south Bend
Fairgrounds Is set for Saturday. Ger
tain OF the recreation centers have
been open since the schools closed
but this was only for part time.
T-y NEWS-TINES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Deep seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts 20 Leave the system Within
twenty -four Hours.
Every druggist in this country Is au-
thorized o. say 90 every rheumatic suffer
or that II two bottles Of Allenrhu the
sure CcnqucTer q rheumatism. does not
stop al agony, reduce swollen joints and
do away with even the slightest tyyince
81 rheumatic pain. he Will gladly return
your money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years. and really ma rvelous results have
been accomplished IN the most severe
cases where the suffering and agony vas
intense and piteous and where the patient
Was helpless
Mr. james II Allen the dlscoverer Of
Alleurhu. who for many years suffered
the t0rments of acute rheumatlsm. de-
sires all sufferers % know that be does
not want q cent y anyone's money an
less Allenrhu dectsivcly ConQuers this
worst ~ al diseases and he has I'm
structed Wettirk's original cut rate DING
store TO guarantee IL IN every instance
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-17

san Francisco. Thomas TagEart and
the democratic state COMMITTEES are
preparing for A determined cam
paiEn as soon 49, the san Francisco
convention, which begins June IS. Is
over
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
Pre- vzaxdu o@s6den5 pytl&l

Pro vEazdu odsdden5 pytlak
Jan Mlamarik, 36-rocny zeleznic-
ny zamestnaaec Geryenej skaly
(Gemer) 1. aug. lanskeho roku
zastrelil v hore hajnika Jana l.
vana, ktory no pristihnul pri PVT
laceni. Hajnik naskutku zomrel.
Sedria v Rimavskej Sobote odsi-
dila Klamarika pre- z1myselnl
vrazdu ma z rokov do trestnice.
D zasobovani : buducej lat
Wy pfse "Csl, Mar. Hospodar" v
Brne: Obilie, zemiaky, strukovi-
ny a olejnate plodiny bud1 prina-
lezat' pod statne hospodarenie.
Ola doterajsfch dispozfcii rata
sa kontingentom psenice, razeo "a
jacmena: ia Slovenskp 40 tisic,
" Sliezsku 1900, ma Morave IT,
500, v Cesku 40 tisfc vagonov. z
kontingentu musf byt' dodane rs
proc. "a maximalnu cenu "a zby
vajdcich 25 proc. budu sa platit'
zvlastne premie. Vykup bude or
ganizovany obchodnicky. Dateli-
move sema chmel' bude uvol'-
neny, len ich vyvoz bude dany
pod statnu kontrolu "a ncastie ma
|yyvoznom zisku.
- Jozef Caviar, statny ucitel' z
Albertu (Canad), ktory utiekol z
Dolnej Zeme pred nasilnost ami
Horthyho bielej gardy, vyvoleny
boil "a cirkevneho ev. ucitel'a v
Zemianskom Vrbovku (Hont).
- Pol'ska vrazda ma spisi. PIE
biscitna komisia v Spisskej Belej
nam oznamuje, ze v noci so ID. ma
Is. maja Poliaci zakerne prepaid
Ii v spanku cetnicku stanicu v
Jurgove. Bolo vystrelene IA raz.
Vystrelom bo1~~trafeny yelitel'
stanice strazmajster Kubat do
list, ktory umrel, BocAa miest-
most ,bola demolovana rucnymi
granatmi. V til istd noe prepadli
j tamojsiu telefonick1 staricu.
Hodili tam 3 ruene granaty a ME
kol 'ko raz vystrelili na nase po-
stavenie.
- obete pri strazenl hranic. q
Kosic oznamujd: Ma abaujskej
hranici podludnici zavrazdili vo-
jaka AZ. cs. pesieho pluku Stefa-
ma Mullera. Vysetrovanie je V
pride. H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
V&xivoyacie t'axkosti sd pri

- V&xivovacie t'aIlkosd sd prf
cinou nespokojnosti l'udu. v
Prahe doslo ku prejavom koyoro-
botnikoy proti nedastatoen
aasobovaniu. Ministerstvo zasobo
vania oznamuje, ze Hamhurgu
je pre- republican 500 vag6noy mi-
ky, ktora bude k nam po lodiach
dopravena, ponevae dosla zprava
Berlina, ze stayka lodnfkov bo.
la skoncena. Y Amerike bolo "a
kupdeno 5000 vag6nov milky, vo
Svajeiarsku 40 vagonovya a d'alej
$50 vag6nov psenice. v obciach
boly sriadene vykupn6 komisie,
ably hned' prevadzaly vykupy
Minister pre- zasoboyanie l'udu
d'alej oznamil, ze je teraz hlase-
nJch so al 100 vag6nov obilia
proti Is vagonom predtym, Amer
ricka missia pre- deti v Prahe, a.
by ul'ahcila okamzitej nddzi "a
sobovacej, dala k dispozfcii 50
vag6nov milky. Y Rumunsku bo.
10 zak1penych 5000 vag6nov obi
liza, ale ma tito dodavku ME ie,
NONE sa spoliehat'.
Rozsah Karpatskej Rusi.
"Ruska Zemlja'' sdel'uje, ze an
tonomna Karp.. Rus bude mat od
Uze po Jasenje 1907 stvorco-
vych kilometrov 572,O2S oby
vatel 'ov, ktorych je 279,9S5 mu-
zov a 292,081 zien. Podl'a narod-
nosti bude Rusinov 319,364, Ma
d arrow 169, ,434, Nemcov ,62,1s7,
Slovakov 4,057, Rlmunov 1887
inych 1862. X Mad 'arom sd poei-
tani i zidia. ".. f.,
- Maxim Gork1J K nam. 4 prl-
chodu Maxima Gorkijho do Pra-
by, oznamuje "Vecernfk Ces. Slo-
va", ze Maxim Gorkij bude vod-
com delegacie ruskeho Cerveneho
Kriza, ktora pride do CS. repu-
bliky, ably tu dokoneila repatria-
ciu ruskych zajatcov.
p - Vymenujeme syoj cukor "a
nemecks vag6ny. Ma zaklade smlu
Wy medzi Cesko-Slovenskom q
Nemeckom uzavrenej o dodavke
cukru "a zelezniene vag6ny, bolo
predosly mesiac .dodane Meme
cku 1900 ton cukru. Naproti to-
mu Nemecko dodalo CS. republi-
ke 1886 zeleznicnych yoznov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
Kosice,Sv mali 1920.

hOSlce,V maJ1 I9AU.
Zpoza mora, 20 starej vlasti, z
ktorej nepriatel'ska ruka Vas Wy
hnala d d'aleko, zasielajn Vam vre-
~ pozdrav Vasi pribuzni, Vasa
krv - slobodna Slovac.
Po slavnom vzkrieseni nasho
naroda zname nasu svatd, pritom
ale milu povinnost': dohanat' to,
coho nam minulost' nedopriala,
ucit', dvihat' mas narod ma uro-
ven kulttiry, vzdelanosti, 1'ud-
skeho zitia. S radost 'ou chytili
SINE sa prace, vediac, re nepracu-
jeme uz pre- cudzich panov, kto-
rych rec nerozumieme, ale pracu-
jeme pre- mas samych, pre- buduc-
most, ktora je nasa, vylucne ma
sa! ..
Sny a ideally, kym sa rodia, sd
krasne a l'ahke, akonahle sa ale
maju previest' v skutocnost', tn
ihned' stavaj1 sa cestu prekaz-
ky, 'ktore sd caste TAX vel a
take, ze clovek trait chut' k
d'alsej praci:
Takou prekazkou nasho vyvo-
ia je nedostatok intelligence ma
celej Clare.
Teraz, ked' kazda dedina po-
trebuje vodcu, len teraz vidime,
ze ako malo ich name tych oprav
divych, spoil 'ahlivych, pracovi-
tych vodcov naroda!
Vieme ale vel'mi dobre, ze tu
bedakanie nespom6ze. Tu je po-
treba ma rychlu pomoc ma sloven-
ske skoly 1stavy, ktore obroy-
skymi krokami by sa usilovaly
vynahradit' tieto nedostatky. A
lie akoze mozeme posphchat', !,
ked' nase plecia s1 prit 'azene
t'azkym t bremenom povalecnej
DOLBY: drahotou, hladom, nedo-
statkom.
Kol'ko nadanych slovenskych
studentov sedi donna ovesenou
hlavou. TAX rad by sa ueil... ne
m0ze... otec chudobny... snad' uz
nezije... matka nestaci... !! A to bo-
II! Vidlte, drahi bratia nasi,, to lie
to bremeno, ktorel prekaEa snam
Y praci, pre- tlto najpalciivejssiiu
otazku nemoze pokracovat' w
chova nasej studuj1cej mladeze
Y takom sp6sobe, ako by to teraj-
sia doba vyzadovala.
Znali SINE my dobre tie t'azko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18
Americkym Slovakom!

- s1xst .-ss+
sti, preto ihneH usilovali sme sa
| ich odstranit Zalozili SINE Ko-
siciach Fond generala schoebla
pre- podporu chudobnych sloven-
skych studentov. -."
Zakladina nosi memo prveho
cs. generala, ktory ystipil ma Il
zemie Kosic a tn otvoril prv1 slo-
vensku skolu. z
A chopili SINE sa prace. Nadse-
most a odusevnenie jednotlivcov
umoznilo nam, 1e SINE boil " sta.
We cez cely skolsky rok mesacne
asi 5000 K penaznej podpory roz-
DELFT medzi nasimi studentmi,
tiez asi 30 studentov dostava zdar
ma stravu v rozlicnych> dstavoch
a jedalnach. :.
Mill nasi bratia americki, ktor1
svojou odusevnenost 'ou a obeta-
vost 'ou -sl1zili ste nam vzdy "a
vzor, al teraz obraciame sa k
Yam tou prosbou, aby ste nam
Ey tel vel 'kej a t'azkej praci po-
mahali. Mech neostane ami jedon
nadany suhaj donna necinnosti
a zarmutku. Podporujme, poma-
hajme, aby on veselou tvarou,
laskou ku svojeti rozziarenymi u
Gina ucil sa, pracoval usilovne v
prospech oslobodenej vlasti.
Laskave prispevky poslite ma
adressu "schoeblov Fond, Fill
aka Agrarnej banky, Kosice,
Slovensko.
s iskrennym bratskym pozdra-
yom
Anton Straka,
podpredseda fondu.
Vrele odporncame nasim roda-
kom t1to prosbu do pozornosti.
Zayed tie sbierky ma krstinach,
svadbach, zabavach, spolkovych
schodzach, pri kazdej prilezitosti
ma tento vzneseny ciel'. Me je to
ma politiku, ami ma agitacie, ale ma
sirenie osvety medzi narodom.
Zvlaste ma vychodnom Slovensku
je vel Ky nedostatok ucenejsich
Slovakov Podporenfm studentov
nas koaickychs skseslAch, odpomoze
Esa i.tomtlto nedostatku; 9 lyychodne
slovensko vyslob obodene bude q
drapov tzernikox mad 'ar6nov.
| Sbierky prijmeme al nasej
redakcii, ktore potvrdime v no.
lvinach a zasleme na patricne mie-
sto. Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-18

Mad 'arslky xradca pred va

AsSA - O4Ay AkOAO0 WUM Syns
jsnslkJm sddom. Casopis . Gemer.
Malohont'' pfse: ''Byvaly ma,
d'arsky prednosta hnust 'anske!
stanice Schmeiz, ktory lanskehc
rcku V j,ini, ked' nase vojsko bo.
JON krylo tistup cd Hrachova k
Tisoycu, telegraficky informoval
bolEevicks vojenske vedenie. \ Ri
mayskej Sobote sile' nasho vol.
ska a iistnpovych planoch, bol
vojenskym divizijnym sddom '
Banskej Bystrici prepusteny pre-
ssnedostatok d6kazov''. - Tejto
zprave t'azko ie nam verit', ked'
stanicny trad Tisovci zachytil
telegram poslany do Rim. Sobo.
ty podpisom s'Schmeiz'' p pas
ka telegraficka je dostatocnyym
dokazom zrady."
Moravsli l'udaci "a Franco
Jozefa a Karola. Mnfsky Kro-
meriza chodia po vychodnej Mo-
rave a rozdeluj1 det'om, ktory-
mi sa stretaj1, obrazky neboheho
Franco Jozefa, Ferdinanda a Ka-
rola Pesledneho. Obrazky vydala
l'udacka tlaciaren Olom1ci. Mo
ravski l'udaci oplakavaj1 Habs-
burgovcov a >nasi nemozu zabud-
nut ma pestianskych magnatov.
Podobajd sa ,ako vajce vajcu.
Mrtvola nemluvniatka v
siatine. Dna II. maja chotari
obce Vel 'kyne (Gemer) nasli v
siatine pohoden1 mrtvolu asi g.
mesaeneho dieveatka. Nesvedo-
imitli matku hl'adajd. ..
13 milionov obyvatel'ov ma
Cesko- -Sloyenska republika a pol
miliona tradnfkov, v statnej sluS-
be. ',ls, .a
Dohodova plebiscitna komi-
!sia proti msgrovi Blahovi. 2 Te-
sfna oznamuj1, ze predseda do
hodovei plebiscitnej komisie Ma
melville postal delegation nasej
vlady prfpis, v ktorom ziada od-
volanie msgra Blahu, Delegate
nasej vlady pre- Spis a Oravu, le-
bo vraj msgr. Blaha je v podo-
zrenf, ze robf nedovolenn propa-
gandu. Dufame, ze nasa vlada v
tejto veci razne sa zastane msgra
Blahu. a
Mad 'arska tlac o nasich vol
bach. Vieme, axe vel'ke nadeje
kladli Mad 'ari k nasim vol 'bam
do poslaneckej snemovne a do Sc
natu. Vsetky pestianske denniky
skodoradostne prorokovaly, ze po
slanecke vol'by prinesd Cesko-
Slovenskej republike katastr6fu,
lebo vacsina slovenskeho l'udu
bude hlasovat' ma stranu l'udov1
a krest 'ansko-socialnu.
Tym zaujfmavejsie je, ze dlho
po vol bach ami jeden pestiansky
dennik nespomenul vysledku. l.
ba po case prinasaly kratke I'VE
sti, v ktorych sucho konstatovaly
mocensky pomer stran, No, po-
o "hl1pych Slovakoch"
81 predsa neodpustili. Nemozu
nasmu l'udu odpustit', ze hlaso-
val ma strany republikanske, de-
mokraticke, a vestia mu blizku
zkazu v neznabozskej Cesko-Slo-
venskej republike.
"Pesti Hirlap" "Az Est" sa
potesuj1 tym, ze vlastne len Isl
ccskych poslancov prislo do par
iamentu a ze ostava vel'ka, 140
poslancov cftajuca opozlcia. Ru-
SOW a Slovakov totiz tiez pocita-
j1 do opo zfcie. Prajeme i'm t1to
potechu. Ba "Uj Nemzedek" este
Moravanov a Slezakov by rad
yidel v opozicii.
Hlinkovcov nespomfna ami ie-
den organ, ale myslime, ze Jeh-I
licska musel 4azit' Y Budapest
neprijemne dni. Totiz v "Sz6za-
te" stojf: ssJehlicskovci sd zod-
pQyedni "a nezdar slovenskej l'u-
dovej strany."
Hviezdoslav dna 6. maja ma
ystiyil Kosice. Ceske slovenske
'stvo mesta Kosic uspo-
~ "
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-03

Tucson, was killed in the very same
manner as have been the Fraser
Brothers now, by bunch of des-
peradoes from the same nest of out
laws as those who perpetrat,d the
murders of last Sunday. In the Oury
case the outlaws returned to Mex
leo, and never were brought to just
ice. They were known, and their ex-
tradition demanded and refused.
In 1888 man named Gribble, su-
perintendent of the Vulture mine,
northwest of Phoenix, with two
companions, guarding a shipment of
gold bullion, they were taking into
Phoenix, were ambushed, murdered
and the bullion taken by Mexicans,
who made for Mexico as fast as they
could travel. Before they could
reach the international line they were
overtaken by a pose and killed, the
bullion being recovered. Such things
have occurred along the border here
through many years, When it was
not Mexican bandits to whom the
| lives of hardy pioneers were exposed,
1t was Apaches. =
California had Joaquin Murrietta
and Tiburcio Vasquez. The writer
saw the latter hanged in the Jail
yard at San Jose in 1875. Two or
three years later Capt. James Adams,
who had been sheriff and had hanged
Vasquez, with Cornelius Finley, who
had been recorder of Santa Clara
county at the same time that Adams
was sheriff, who had come to Ari-
zont and were engaged in mining not
| far from Yuma, were murdered in the
same way as were Oury, and now the
Frasers. Why there have been many
such things. There have been part
of our life on the border here, and
have been through decades. ...
But not until now, when a prolific
propaganda of intervention has been
invoked for ulterior purposes, have
we seen senators and others urging
war with Mexico on account of these
disorders. But these occurrences are
sporadic, not general, and are gen.
orally we'll guarded against. And
there is no reason why they should
be made excuses for trouble between
the two countries, with spirit of
hostility engendered between those
N both sides of the line who are and
lave been friends through many
years.
Upon the whole conditions on the
West Coast of Mexico are excellent.
those who went on the trade excar-
sion to Mazatlan are all witnesses 10
he truth of the assertion conveyed
the preceding lines of this para
graph.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-03
PerniCi0uS Prop.
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all parts, and that would be the tes-
Clmony if Senator Fall brought his
committee to Nogales and invited
business men here to testify. "The
Oasis" can enumerate many Amg'i-
cans who are operating in Sonora and
Slnaloa, and they find conditions
peaceful, quiet and satisfactory, eX-
ccpt i'll those parts of Sonora infest-
cd by Yaquis. Travel there has been
unsafe; but now the Yaquis are max
inS peace with the Mexican authori-
ties, with the result that improved
conditions are reported even in the
Yaqui country Mr.. George Cochrane
an old timer there, who was at No
gales this week, remarked to "The
Oasis" editor: "It gives a great
deal of satisfaction to be able to
travel by daylight" In times when
Yaquis are troublesome they are not
out nights, so all travel is after
dark.
Of course particular stress is laid
upon the recent murders of Alex
and John A. Fraser at Ruby post Of
flee, just six miles north Of the in
ternational boundary, in the Orc
Blanco country. But that tragedy is
a thing new over there. Such things
nave occurred before.
in he wild and rugged region
). uth from the Atascosa mountains
and the Bear Valley region, there has
been always a harbor for bunch of
desperate characters, whose depreda-
tions have been felt by American
cattle men and ranchers through
many years; while just such occur
ences as the Ruby tragedy have TAX
en- place, where such characters
raided the American side of the line
and committed just such crimes.
Even in the time of the rigid rule of
Porfirio Diaz, who ran down bandits
and bad men with relentless ardor
and hostility. "The Oasis" recalls
that in the spring or early summer of
1898 at Arivaca, a small settlement
just twelve miles north from the
locality now known as Ruby, Will
liam Oury, prominent citizen of
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-03
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Wiring
erman non-educational examination
will be held on March 10, 1920, for
the purpose of filling a vacancy in
the position of Wringerman in the
Supply service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales, Ari-
zona, immigration office.