Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume], August 26, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

About Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929

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TONOPAH UULY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, Tl'CSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 19 19.
pacs rots
YA-i'SEE GAVE
UP HOLY CITY
i: V V,!i.i;i.,i'i'i).N, i'a., Aug.
2-;.ll.t city of Jerusalem was
i' ally surrendered to the liritisb by
.i VankiT plRilognii'lif r, acting for
Uif Ai.ib inayur, atcuriling to an ae
cui.ut of the affair told l.y Captain
ti:iII Clt'.ard. a former rsidnt
i Wcv ,1:;), u.mon, w !io recently
nian.iii from Kypt whore lie had
wnn! as a li . l Cro.-s worker
A fir- works ,tf bumltarUiin'ttt. Cap
t..ia C'u'laiid .-aid, the Tuiks had de
i!oii to surrender. The mayor
i u lu-d a sorry looking team of don
kf to a carriage, raised the white
rue and :.irtod out of the city Kates
to find the llriiish. Or. the way ho
Tieouwpred the Anieriean photogra
1 'ho r and a-ked h mi to ride with him
hollowed i ' 11!
I !e. t!:e proce
i o 1 rin -h s
whert'!iin tin
t lie "Toinrnies"
my of the city's peo
-sion continued until
elisors halted them.
American Informed
that lie had the honor
et Mil
to th.
the s
Hr ti
The into t
,t wn
I.r:t
city
Sked
the
euderi: the keys of. th.
liritish t-'oveninicnt and
ntrv to lead the way t
p.-neral's eatnp.
nean .-I Ilri'ish general rode
city and po-!ed a notice that
under 'he protection of the
pivenment. Two days later
1 Aller.hv r'-de triumphantly
r.i:!etn and the news of the
ler as civen to t tie world
SPARTACANS IN
NONEY ALWAYS
t pi
W.I.t.
Chi.
; to :
ice Associated Press)
.1 i:y K:i.rmous
inetlle'V Were eji-
;,.. kets of the Spar
;!. tvvoiiition m lier
i .vhiih was led !'
f of I'lliee Kichhorn,
.fo'-'cutMii ohtained by
ry co!iini:siou wlmh
the a.iiaiins'ration
f. inner p. .Lee chief.
'f:ri ils who have esamined
- i'-.ii:''!- say ;! is impossi
'iiio.e Imw L-i.'at was 'he
the Sp.irtaeat.s l:.
ha- 1" en snloiiitted that Eioli
iMiard was on
! '!. railway st.itii.il el'irinir
,'l.relik heip.-d ll.mself to M
mark- of army fund.- which
n hro'itht from Kumaina
:ur, iiert-H that Kic hhorn
fro'pier.t raicis oti 'he officii 1
throne 'i laked requi't'oiiS
SERBS EIGHT
FOR FIVE YEARS
(Correspondence Associated Press)
MKDYEJIA UOKA, Huasian Lup
iaud, July 5. A Serbian battalion
which has been fighting under one
flag or another since August, lb 14.
,till fighting up here in Karel.uu
Itussia.
The role of these rierba ou Uie
north Russian front has been siuu
.ar to that of the Czethu-tilovaks in
Serbia and reads like an unfinished
Iliad. They are big. strapping, well
disciplined soldiers, five years and
several thousand miles from home,
and, just now, when they go in ac
tion against the Bolsheviki, along
with their iiussiau, British, French
or until recently, American allies,
i lit y display the same dash and bat
lie enthusiasm that characterized the
Series in the early days of the war.
One way or another, these Ser
bians reached Odessa, where they
were formed into a battalion for
service against the Central Powers.
They wanted to get somewhere to i
fight Austria so they started fori
Archangel, hoping eventually to join
'he allies in France.
The Serbs seized a locomotive and
sufficient l.ox cars to carry the bat
talion and after four months journey
arrived at Murmansk.
The allies lauding at Murmansk in
the spring of 191$ found the Serbian
battalion there. ready to fight
J against the llolshevikl, and, for the
' first few months of the campaign
the Serbs formed the backbone of
the- force opposing the Reds, which
speedily wrested several hundred
miles of the Murmansk railway frota
the communists.
I Throughout the subsequent fight
. ins on this front the Serbs have
distinguished themselves, and now
they are awaiting the day when they
' can return to the new greater Ser
I Ida w hich includes Bosnia and other
territories where they lived when
i impressed into the Austrian army.
SWOPE'S ELECTION
SHOCK TO DEMOCRATS'
t McCILL MAN MEETS
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
po-
llt.i AahiM'lulrtl i'tnat
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. - No
lineal party could hope for more
'oinplete indications of approval of
:1s avowed policies than those vhich
recently resulted in the election
of a Republican to congress from
thp eighth district of Kentucky,
which, for more than a generation,
lias been democratic. King Swope.
who recently carried that district,
made his campaign almost solely
upon a platform that opposed Pres
ident Wilson's appeal to the country
for the ratification of the peace
treaty absolutely as it was brought
across the Atlantic in his pocket
The netnoeratie managers of the
eighth district were so confident
that a candidate running on such a
platform could not he elected, that
they aided the Republicans in th"
circulation of Mr Swope's views on
this subjec t.
John
entalh
s. Wright, of Mcelill, acci
shot himself at bis home lu
inciter town last Friday tnorn
The iinfcniinate man was re
1 to the Stepioe hospital in East
where he died some 14 hours
the shooting occurred.,
Wright, wife? of the dead
tales that her husband got up
early Fr.day morning. Intending to
go on a hunting trip. She was out
in the ard hack of the house when
she heard a shot and upon go
ing into the limine her husband
told her that his revolver had fallen
on the floor and been discharged,
the bullet striking him in the stom
ach. Mr Wright was employed as an
engineer by the Nevada Consoli
dated company and had re-sided at
Met; ill for a number of years. He
the
i'lc
tno
Kly, '
after
Mrs
man i
NAMED FOR NEVADA ' The question Is. will th,, Kvr.
AND CITY OF LOS VEGAS ment he able to scramble the
trust?
Milh Mrs. Kmiaet I) lloyle. wife of' -
the governor, as sponsor, the big I The daylight saving law l,,,s .,,.
Steamer laivaiia SOU llimil me- 'i.c : c .c-u.'-u. hi njiice Ol tile Vet
ill the yards ot the l'..c Hie i oasi .,-,,sideiit Wilson. The-
Shipbuilding company Saturday. The
of
II Crt
things you want in this
l.avada is Nevada's ship, and Ne- ,, Am(.rk.an filrm(.,
world ii-
vada was given the honor of nam hit:
and sporsoring it for exceeding the '
quota in the fifth Liberty loan. The
name is a combination of Nevada and
Las Vegas. Las Vegas won state
honors in the Victory loan and was
therefore gixeii the right to a share
in naming it.
i-. survi .eel by a w fe and two lit
tle daughters. He was 41) years of
age.
It
are
IS ret
higher
irted
this
that
vear
Coat:
than
of tati
ever
W. V. JANNEY &
Assayers
CO.
The government has 1 1 .oOO new
halters for sale. Speaking of the
profiteers, we can see whole the
halters might be used to an excel
lent advantage.
SERVICE, RELIABILITY
AND ACCURACY
Is Our Motto
PHONE 2'92
We'll Call For Samples
Erie Main at Florence Ave.
JUST THE THING FCH THAT TIRED FEELING
MAGNUS ROOT BEER
"It's Fine In The Stein"
REFRESHING, COOL AND APPETISING Y01TL LIKE IT
Full Line of Cigars and Tobacco on Hand
D. H. BUTLER
Next Door Tonopah Hardware Co. Tonopah, He.
ACSireisMRM' XITICI'.. j
GOLD ZONE DIVIDE MINING COM- '
PAN Y. Location of principal placc of
businc-su. Tom. . ah. Nye County, N'ev
a.ta. I.i. nation of worku, Gold Moun
tain. Esmeruleta County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby k-I en thru at a'
rafi-uiitf of the Hoard of Director, :
belJ on the Slst clay ef July, liels,-;
,m assessment No, f. of two (2) eenta ,
l'r i'lflte waa levioed upon the enpt- I
tl mock of the corporation, payable I
Immediately In t'nlted Stntei gold :
re. In. to the Serefary, (it the office 1
of ttie company, roeeu 4 1 S State Bank
Ilulldlng. Tonopah. Nevada.
Any atock upon which thla aaaean
tnTit shall remain unpuid on tha 6th
ttav of September. !U, will b de-
I i ii'n urn t and advertised fur aale at
public auction, and unless payment
Is made before, w ill be sold on Hat- j
ureluv, the 11th day of October. 191, j
to pay the delineiuent asaesametit, ;
together with routs of advertising
and expenses of sole
By order of the Hoeird of Dlrectora. '
F. A HI'RNUAM, Secretary.
Offlee. 411 Stat Hank Building. I
Tonopeh, Nevada.
MINE
EQUIPMENT
Laidlaw Compressors all s.irs
Buffalo Forge Co. Blowers
Moloney Electric Co. Trans,
former.
Hendrle-Bolthoff Electric
" Hoists
Bennit Bag Co. Cari,3s at
Pipe
Goodwin M. Trent
417 Sharon Bldg. Sai
Francisco
Tonopah, Nevada.
P. Mooney.
J. E. Monahan.
1 ;
t:i
PHONE 772
C. 8MITH E.J.
AMANN
Nevada Fir.st National Bank
of Tonopah
CAPITAL, S100.000
SMITH 5 ABIARNipTonopahBottiingWorks I;
Brokers i::
Brokers
Next Door Westarn Union Office
Members 8. F. Stock Exchange
Office: 8. F, Reno, Tonopah
Eastern Connection
T. J. FLYNN, Manager
.1.
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More t!i,n
' imel'-cd
Kei h;n
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to :
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di"4 or P07 Broncr sTintT
BUNCH OF NEW
RECORDS
RECEIVED TODAY
Southworth Co.
Phone 812
M inuf acturers of Carbm.iteJ Devera.s
Lemon Soda. Raspberry Soda. Iron Port, Cream Soda,
Hires Root Beer, Coca Cola. Strawberry Soda, Iron Beer,
Sarsaparilla, Cider, Mineral Water, Etc.
HALL BUILDING TONOPAH, NEVADA
Divide Brokerage
Compam
Rapid Returns and Prompt Settle
ments
tr you want the Utest news about
Mine Investments call at our of'lee
Maen St. Ph-one 2072
SEND U8 YOUR WORK BY
MAIL
Reno Steam Laundry
We pay charges one i on
work to the value of 60c
or more
P. 0. BOX 722
WE TRY TO DO OUR BEST'
We make specialty of out-of-town
Order at Reno prices
RENO, NEVADA
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
GOOD BREAD
and OUR j
PIES AND CAKEsj
i
CAN'T BE BEAT
VIENNA BAKERY
FRESH
PORK
Wholesale and Retail Surs:im
Pigs, any axe,, dl.?rei1 at
jrour door
Victor Lameertuccl Farm
P. O Box Til Paone llt
Vr..-
4r
-l
mam i
fl A
You Can Expect More From
GOODYEAR TIRES
lit s.i"' .(articn, in t ntroublej travel, in plain use
fuliios, tiu-y'll de iivci -they are butlt to deliver
just buin a return on your investment.
Sutii tires a:e g-xxi for you to use. They will
se rve yon as he irtily anj as loyally as tires can.
1 Ley will yield you more for what you pay than is
the rule.
Ai i trv'injt companion to a Goodyear Tire
A "noiVf - Tulee is ti e right kind of a tube to
i: ..- y i.r casing if you want it to deliver ita
tnoxitnum r.;ilc.-age.
We can tr.l ynu more abotft diem,
Belling, Hose an 1 Vulcanizing
CAMPBELL & KELLY
MAIN STREET
;;.i, tui u
i iiSiii. 'k.. lu. JZ jS"S" j
Pearl OU in bulk
costs less
Pearl Oil that you buy in bulk at
your dealer's is the same high-quality
kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five
gallon cans. There is a saving by buy
ing in bulk. Order by name Pearl Ofl.
For year 'round kitchen comfort use a
good oil cookstove and Pearl Oil. Bakes,
broils, roasts, toasts economically. Lights
at the touch of a match. No waiting for fires
to come up, no unnecessary work, no waste.
Concentrates a steady heat on the cooking
leaving the kitchen cool and comfortable.
We recommend New Per fee tion
and Puritan Oil Cookstoves
i ?
(KEROSENE)
HEAT AND LIGHT
STANDARD OIL COMPANY"
tc A m I r O U N I A
L U. I0SE. Spatial Ipit. Staitfarf OH C Tmial CrT
A. H. ELFTMAN
Consulting Geologist and
Mining Engineer
; 4: S'av b.ui:. iieiraiBg.
Totl'e;ih. NcvHlla
I'huDC Office. S121', Rs 2X4
t
I Notice to Customers of ;
i Sewer Company I
On and after July 'st the J
I office of the Tonopah Scxer e
and Drainage Company well t 4
located In Crumley Bu )enj, J
X tor"er Erie-Main atreeti ind J
f Everett avenue, where an b.ua J
are payable.
TONOPAH SEWER S. UHIN- j
AGE COMPANV
M4444
UNITED PACKING & CATTLE COMPANY
Choicest Cits of Beef, Pork. Vial and Mutton
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Phono 1162 Quick Delivery Tonopah. Nit.
tJOFtMHaWil
THE DESERT CLUB
Formerly Tonopah Liquor
Full Line of Soft Drinks
Club Room in Connection
Remodeled and Everything New
Chet. Carpenter C. T. Brown a T.Osburne
txxxxxx
Chicaga Pneumatic Tool Co.
AIR COMPRESSORS
and
"HUMMER DRILLS"
Immediate Delivery From Tonopah StocK
' One ,lo Si Drill Compressors
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
C4MPBELL 4 KELLY I. T. POCKMAN
Resident Agents Company Representdtlv e