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WEATHER FORECAST g
Tonight and Thursday, H
Fair. g
TONOPAH
Daily
Bonanza
METAL GUOTATION3
SILVER $1.177s
QUICKSILVER ..$102
COPPER 2ViC
LEAD $5.00
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VOL. MV. N0- 94-
TONOPAH NEVADA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1919.
PRICE 10 CENTS
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AY FIRE
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Todays
Game
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AIRPLANE RACE AT TIN PLANT
IN FULL SING
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Oct. S. - Much excitement i
aused by ii
timings frti:
I'nited Siaic
i t n cles w as
:, .eipl of
adain and the
iFRMANY OUT
H
tii.iii-liilril I'rraa)
san i-'i; ancisco, an
w I'll regard to the situation
It declared that the wara
Kiiuland stated in effect thai
tin- "present illegal situation
" continue, Italy would "run j
, of being ( lit hi ' of the ',
peace conference !
OF WAR GAME
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K'lHtril I'mil
iNilTO.N, Oct. 8 - While
that a coiniiiunication
;he Fiuine situation
not j
re- i
had !
. lit to Italy, officials said ii .
tiling in the nature of an ul'i
such as suggested by the
"it of the Italian press
( 'ie gr
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.div res
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II 1(1-1
man i
urn t..
is .Mil
H l.ieuteii
ant ,1 HU'iclier. piloting a lie Hnvi
d:ni airplane, was t'ir-t ni' font-Icon
c i.e. u s in Imp ..it U..IH San Fran
" isc.i in a 2,7'i' in i!" nip In Mineola.
New l.irh He u.i. followed at in
'e a 1- of i !. .( !i. : hi : h .I i i I
HaiielM l fit l"rrnl
l IN K!. K. let S l.lelltel.ani I
! achl.-iu in a I ie lla Hand w as 1 ir .1
i : la:! 1:1 1 1 .a-: lo ena t a.r la. r
'..la M'li.-.ila lo San Franri-eo and
''ill; T.Mi oilier-, had foil, .wed : I
1 1 . I. ,. k lie. au-e ,.f line I'll a:-"
. ai mv otfioial- predii In!
:a' 'nam ni the contestants wi.nlil
aeli Cleveland liv trgh'ftill
"y mii.iiiI Ftni)
! I'I i 1 : 1 ' II i ; i i , Oct S. -An at-
:pt was maile to wreck the plant
el the American Tin 'late company
at li 'Keesport early today when a
lielieved to have heen a
threw:; on the shipping de
ii b' i !.l .1: i;. exploded, tearing
h.ie in the roof of the
e No one was injured.
I 'llis-ll.
hoTiih.
Il.l'lle
1 r'
WILSON WANTS TO TALK
BUT TUMULTY AND
THE DOCTOR OBJECT
UK N't i
airplanes
flo'lit p;
ai'lei
liid Vrrmmi
i i. i s Fhing
t w .
transcontinental
P.eiio this morn
.''ii tlip l.l.'l III"
BELGIAN M FAIX OF PLANE
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. President
Wilson is stronger today than any
time stnee he became ill. more than
tv o .vteks ago. said a bulletin by Dr.
r, ? ton.
Tue pr . s id en t has asked to see
wi.-il persons hut neither Dr. Gray
son nor Secretary Tumulty has been
ahli' to locate any of them. The
president told them they showed re
markable inability to find anyone he
wanted tj see. adding, that so far as
r?e was cartc?rned, the "campaign of
siecc" was at an end.
PASSES OMAHA
FLYERS SAVED
;( -,ti' f
Mill RFOPFNS MINOR LEAGUES
1111 IIJ IIIO
TABLES TURNED
ON LENINE IN
BEING JOGGED
fllv 4 N.u.'intril lre
l.OMiON. Oct. s -Advices to Hel-
shiKtors report thai Nikolai I.enine.
iis:-ian hol-lu vist premier, has heen
arresie.i m Moscow. accordiiiK to the
Kchatme Teleuraph c.n resp indent
it t'openlumeii. I.enine is said to
have ordi r. d the arrest of Trotsky,
soviet minister of war. hut failed to
IP ke.l
lliis. and in
into rij-tody
lead was llilu-elf
TWO AVIATORS
CRASH TO EARTH
Illy MMiM'tntril I'm.'
IIINi.HA.M TON. N
Met S-
was proh
Colonel Gerald Irandt.
-tl.lv mortally hint and Serneant W
N'eviH scnonsly injured when their
plane era -la d for an unknown rea
sou near Iieposit. N V . litis after
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8. With two pitchers knocked out
and the third going rapidly, the Reds had an off day, with
a jinx of the largest size camped on the fence knocking out
all efforts of the home team to get more than a single run
over the plate. Cicotte and Schilk appeared for the White
Stockings while the Brewers started out with Sallee and
Wingo. Sallee sent S. 0. S. signs at the end of the fifth
and was displaced by Fisher who signalled his advent in
the box by letting in two runs. Pat Moran quickly ordered
him out and sent in Luque who succeeded m keeping Chi
cago from running away with the game, but could not re
trieve the losses of the early innings. Tomorrow the eighth
game will be staged m Chicago where a capacity crowd
will cheer the home team to a possible tie.
ITe attendance figures as announced bv the national
commission for yesterday's game at hCica'o, were: Total
attendance, 32,006. Gross receipts, exclusive of war tax,
$101,768. Commission's share, $10,176.80. Clubs' and
players' share, $91,591.20.
Score by innings R. II. E.
CHICAGO 10 10 2 0 0 0 0-4 10 1
CINCINNATI 00000 1000-1 7 4
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TWO VICTORIES
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pa' '
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the !
lila'f.
Mil) TRAIN OF KING A L-'
Oct. 8. Belgian roalty .
today tnto the far roache,
central west. At Omaha, ;
he reached early today, a
ithered at the station where
S and queen appeared on the
a to shake hands wi'h asi
s possible The Uet scli. .1
p Is at Ofden, which they
'o rearh late tomorrow
i'le.iry, (
a s-ostaul
, heiitiit
piai.e l
I, A N net s An air
il.-.l 1. 1 Lie'.ilenanl Maurice
ai ry inn Ilouedi.'t t'roie!l.
secretary of war fell front
of feet, wreckine the
p-iiii lied I'rowell were
..! ;p l.l.t Were tiOt S.T
.It, M..i..Hil IT.HI
1 t I Nl.S l'( N. ( id
.11 1-adeis
Willi
CHAMPIONSHIP
BV RUSSIANS
lion- of union
rials of fu Ti nail. nil Steel coinpain
at Warren near here, led to a state
incut at strike head pinners that tin
ati-ei-meut with Hi" coinpanv to per
lint reoliellll'.u is epec'ed sunn
MILES II
90 MILES HOUR
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE
TO THE BALTIC
SERVICE MEN
MAKES RECORD
urn n ccQQin
llv Mu',rtlf.i l'rr
1 ii-..n m. ' "
'i'lanl V K..-1. ol ll'.l lhut'l. 1'al'f.
Mrnina a lie llivilaud in the cross
Hi, taturiatrj Preaa) 1 "lutitry r. anaved at Mather ted. I
SN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8 After f.-oni ' in IVm. in tliiriy sewa
'ar iiiohleiiis affoctiliR retutiied s,,),,,,!,., e! ip-. d nine, estaldi-hini;
sin .,, men were detailed and rem a r, ,. ,nl The ..tie is arrived short
files suggested at the first annual v ii.,i, ifier ,m.l depaited af'er a
cotiveaiion of the American Leition lu-i-U hr.-il.ta a. ero-s the Sierras
hi California, which opened todav, j tll salt l ake
h " is announced that the convention I
Appoint. .1
a ,e,iiii' .smner ' of li e Ctiited States
t i ihe linlti. pirn inces of Kr-thonia.
I.etiia and Lithuania. .T.ilm Cade, of
New Yoik sailed today. The province-,
at present, are without ofli
i ml repie-eiitittioti from Aineiica
P R 0 H I B IT 1 0 MB ILlT
PASSES THE SENATE
H IS A(;i:il:S, Oct. fv Vair
w"at'u-r irt iiib'd here today for
in- ni'nitiu aiiiH of the series be
wr-n the St. Paul club of the Amt-r-j,
tii;i assiH'iiition and the Vernon team!
. . t'tf i'o:t-il U-aKUP, fnr the western t ,
i i::iu !. 'in' lie baseball championship i
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
AND THE CREW SAVED
IJ AllKlllfll I'tfOl
I.ONInJN. (I. t. -The
capture ol
the city of Voronezh, southeast o'
Moscow, hy atiti liolshevik forces, ii
idiiiitted in a liussian soviet wire
up ss:n;e from Moscow
Mi Hi.mrif I'reafl.
IIA1.11' V Y Oct. S - The ltritish
-tinner Seeru'i Castle was sunk at.
.a. ai cordi'iti to a wireless mes
;i;c received today from the Amer
ican steamer Afel, which reported
h had ' iketi the crew of the Brit-i.-li
steamer ahoard.
t, 1mii..hiiI I'reM i
W ASHING TON. Oct.
The
for enforcement of war lime
the constitutional prohihil ion
iM discuss no political issues.
HIRAM TALKS
SUNBEAM SHOWS
u
TO TACDMA MEN
GOOD VALUES
' .urlair4 Prrsa)
TACOMA, Oct. 8 Introduced hy
le'iertior Hart of Washington as
of the big men of the nation."
Si iia'ur Johnson told a group of
Ta. oata citizens at breakfast that
las trip to the Pacific roust con
v. need him that the people of the
three coast states were not wlllini:
t accept the peace treaty as it now
stands.
II.- S -'f
to resume
district si
ill, l;mio lias the first
1 itio'is III the Divide
the lahor ili-pute. hav
CRUSHED HIS FINGERS.
John Du Prat of the Pioneer Dairy,
hat! his fingers caught in a set of
' or wheels at the dairy this morning
and had the nails torn oft. inflicting
a very painful injury.
THE WEATHER
I ocat obserrer United States
Weather Bureau; 4
Temperature: 6am noon
Current 47 go
Wet bulb 36 42
Relative humidity 37 22
Temperature Extremes:
1919 1918
Maximum yesterday.. 63 66
Minimum yesterday. 41 43
ing none to wotk S. piotnher l'i The
reason for the Siinheaai s auxiely lo
keep going was ill" fad that pro
notinced lormat ion changes were he
ing encountered and seine stringers
coming in showing assays of from
$17 to fail While these were small
yet it w is enough to encourage the
mnnai-.eiiient to keep goinn as fast
as possitde
The shaft has reached a depth of
I'll feet and the present plan is to
go to the -'U'lfoot level h. fore cross
cutting
Good ore has been struck on the
Pyramid property adjoining i" Sil"
twain on the north
RUSSIAN REDS EXECUTE
SOLDIERS FOR SURRENDER
ion
and
was
agreed on in conference and adopted
today by the senate without dis
cussion. The bill goes to the house
for final action.
LAW VLR JOB SCOTT
AWARDED DAMAGES
SILVER
PREMIUM
BOTHERS CABRERA
ll AMftiii-lnlril Prf.ii
! v:ii o ci rv, oct
'III Miirlnlr1 rak
SAN I' KAN I 'I. -!('() Oct S --The
slate supreme court upheld the
award of the l.os Angeles superior
court granting Joseph Scott $:17.0lti
1,1 ..ices in his libel suit against
ii).. Time- Mirror company, pnb
I's! it of the l.os Angeles Times.
- In spile of
lie a per cent premium which finan-
tal writers here claim is being paid
in the local market for Mexican sil
ver currency. Minister of Finance
I. ills Cabrera declared that the Mex
ican monetary system is not en
dani-ered by the price of silver.
Kcporls that millions of pesos
worth of silver coin were heing ex
ported from Mevico brought about
the foregoing denial from the secre
tary of the treasury, who asserted
that the present scarcity of silver
,- was due to local speculators.
whose cupidity had been aroused by
aress reports
WITHDRAW FROM BALTIC.
11, luni'imril f""i ,
ASlll.Nii lll.i, Oct N Mate ue
pirtment advices today said that
persons are reported to have heen
executed by holshevil-l as the re
suit of the action of the bolshevist
extraordinary commission at Moscow
Investigating the surrender of the
town of Grasniu Gorka by bolshevist
troop.
II, iMHui-lnlrrl PrtMt
1 '( tl'KN H At F.N. Oct. The t.er
man government s appeal to i.enerai
von ror (loltz's troops to withdraw
from the Baltic provinces has proven
i successful, according to a Berlin dis
j patch The return of some troops
begun Saturday, it is declared.
CALIFORNIA WIRES WILSON
' A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
GERMANY SAYS WE
TREAT 'EM
ill,- MMM-llit.l I'rr..'
LONDON, Oct M The Siberian
ni of Tobolsk, which was captured
Sv the holshei-iki early ill September
was recaptured by Kohhal: troop
October ii. according to an Omsk tele
grrm.
BIRCH CREEK
MINES BOOMING
GLAD HAND DAY !
AT CONFERENCE
will mm
m SPRINGS
II. Aaoui-lKIrd 1'm.l .lasp. r T. !J
AHi NIJTON. Oct. S None of ' .- -p: -- -.1 ma ,
ie groups heing ready for any bust- -iny of en
ess for consideration, the indust rial ; day inoiinij- 1
(inference adjourned this morning! vaiiey win r
intil tomorrow afternoon, after he-, the hohiitm - o:
ng In session less than, an hour, i company, in it
i'he secretary and chairman of the I capital Mr
1 V.,1
.- 1 f
I
'onlereuce culled on the delegates
o get. acquainted instead of remain-.!
ng rigidly separated in groups The
idjouriintetit was followed by a
mingling of labor leaders, capitalists.
farmers and publicists
The conference adopted the recom
netidation of the committee of fif-
ecu that alterna'es be accepted
when appointed by the original
t..w r appoit'ting the delegates. The
ominitteo of fifteen, which Is the
steering committee of the conference.
intiouui eil the election of Thomas
Chadhourne. chairman
veral dais
I p ills repoi '
f'd lo partie.
been i.-iy v
p-is -.In!, 1 1 r:
1 i..n li.l 1 .-
let-il I',,,;-,
cal-d m this
are elpected
A F" Dohriti
in -t rillreu tal
the eastt IT. 1
Source of We
who ha
I Op
' ::i.l lo
P"t -
M
ti
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T'n
ROUGH
11, Mii-lniril Prpaa)
. OI'KNII c,i:n, Oct. 7.-- According
lo a dispatch from Tierlin. the Tage
Idalt asserts that Germany sent a
note to Switzerland asking for amel
ioration of conditions under which
'l.-ntiiiii prisoners tire confined in
American camps.
TRUCK COMES FROM TOLEDO.
A new four wheel drive duplex
truck and trailer arrived this morn
ing from Toledo O., for the Consoli
dated Spanish Belt Silver Mining
company, to he used in hauling sup
plies between the camp and Tono
pah. It is reported that the com
pany is getting ready to inaugurate
shipments as soon as the Belmont
mills resume
HAKKKSKIKLI.. Oct. S-The state
federation of labor convention toduy
wired President Wilson a vote of
confidence on his motive for calling
the Industrial conference at Wash-
Is (toa
NO ADVANCE IN COAL
DESPITE INSPIRED
REPORT
for several days a report has been
circulated tint the price of coal
has been advanced to J22.5t1 and
dealers are kept busy answering
clonal ili.Moieri on U'lch
Creek has heen taken over hy tin
I'.ircli Creek Mining and Milling
company organized hy 1 II Ingrain.
W. Z Francis, J Howler ami W. L
I'ver. The latter is cashier of the
Lander county bank and the com
pany is strongly financed, so that
operations may be pushed to the
fullest capacity that money can en
sure. Work on ihe company ac
count was begun September 20. and
ill twenty days a tunnel was run
l.l.'i leet where a crosscut was start
ed for the vein which the manage
tiient expects to cut in sixty feet
The property was acquired for a
substant ial consideration.
Fifteen outfits are working ag
gressively in the district and three
companies are taking out ore in
cnur-e of development
Jack Cahill. the original locator
ha organi7.ed the Cahill Lode Min
ing company and is working a new
local. -on which giv-s promise of
rivaling his first find
I! M Bradley, of the Bradley 1)1
vj.te Development company, owninc
claims in the Divide d'strict, has se
cured property on Birch Creek ad
joining the original on three sides
Among those interested in the Brad
ley are Branch Smith, C V Cal
houn and John Martin
Allan Rives and Nick Ahleman
are also Interested in a propprty
within 4(W feet of the main strike
on which they propose starting
work soon
HAPPY JACK IS
GERMAN TROOPS REFUSE
TO CBcY ORDERS
MADE HAPPIER
ill,
UK I! LI V o,
ill Courllanii. 1
tliaud of Co;!,.:
sist they win
proclamation
fatherland and
NICK HAS A SUPER SIX.
Nick Ableman arrived last eve
phone calls denying all knowledge I ning from San Francisco with
of an advance. The price Is $17.50, new Hudson Super Six which the
where it is likely to remain, as no owner says he is ready to test out
advices have been received from the at Dry Lake with any machine in
toi-MMting chaac. Nevada.
1 le-raian
.1 p-nple."
WITH A FRESH REPERTOIRE
of th
an
of
,'aek Harrier sheriff of Nye conn- j
y, sprung a glad surprise on the 1 ELKS DANCE FR 1 DAY NIGHT
ourthouse last evening when he in
itiu' the heads of departments to be
n the chambers of the district court
promptly at 7 o'clock to witness his
Damage to Mrs. Anna It. Owens.
he ceremony was performed by
.i.iilge Mark A. Averill and utter 1
hurt time spent in felicitations tie
newly married pair took a cur f r
Millers to hoard the northbound
'tain with the Intention of sp'txling
the hotievmoon touring the middle
st Mr Barrier will visit his
pannts at Maple City, Kans , and
then will go to Hutchinsin wtie.-e
Mrs Barrier has two sis'er.s The
euple expect to be absent a month
The regular d. mi
tt ill he given Fmlay rv."
ball when tl, .-.-n::,
patrons that i':.re will
tit-elv new tnii-ical t-ep, ,-t
latest dances lr.iitaiio!
bad from men hers.
a I'.'.ks
a; the
a-nr'-s
BUTLER
THPATIir
PALACE OF GOVERNOR
REVAMPED FOR BRIDE
(Correspondence of Associated Press)
MANILA, Aug. 25.-By Mail
Malacanan palace, the governor's
mansion, was almost completely re
modeled in preparation for the r
ception here this month of Cover
nor General Francis Burton Harri
son ami his brid t. formerly Miss
Klizabeth Wrcntmore of Berkeley,
CaliL
Furniture of native hadrwoods,
huilt in special designs for each
room, was installed in the palace.
Rare tapestries were used for hang
ings and many changes were made
in the ground
TODAY
King of Western Comedy
Drama
WILLIAM RUSSELL
In
"SOME LIAR"
A Joyful Comedy, Full of Firey
Tales, Romancer,, Myths. False
hoods, White and Black Lies,
Which All Come Easy to
the H-e-r-o.
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