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V OL. XX. NO. 30.
TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1920.
PRICE 10 CENTS
Of OF GE
S. DEAD
n
LEAGUE OF NATIONS ACCEPTED AS PREDOMINANT ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN
4H44rw444H
AN
COX FALLS
I
II WILSON
rn
PACT PLAN
v.am'lMlvd Prraal
lil'lllll'S, .lul l!.- Conteroti
n denim -nil io campaign plans
il liovenior Cox, ilu- party
taUtd hearer, i i u m 1 i 11 1 I y upon his
ri; today froni Wash in I in . Horn
i iminin".s, chairman, and nianv
mts 01 111.' National Committee
- imI today for a meet ins of t li i
oi inn 11 tee tomorrow, (oiiernor
declined today to reply to t he
infill of Senator I hi id i us railing
lull ot parlicillai s of tile yovern
.in f.'r.'iiic Willi President Wil-
n Wilson Agreement
Vaa.teiaiaril I'rraal
. iSHIMiTON. July lt. --"O "l
,, i: .li on the Lt'UKue of Nations in
Millar and I lie democratic plat
n, in neueral was acclaimed by
sident Wilson and liovcruor Con.
iMM-ratir presidential uotuinee. in
oments published today treating
yesterday's conference at the
e House. I'arty leaders hero ex-
satisfaction today over re
: - of the fifty hour visit of Cox
!e Capital.
I i.ci.ng's View.
.... oi.le4 I'reaai
!',i(loN, July in ' Announcement
la- League ol Nations will lead
. -ues in the presidential cam
i, . , is seen by advisers ol Senalor
its in over Sunday '
i the i amp fin-s ei
parties. The announcetne
ih.n ilovernor
!'ii a i old with I'
lopnients
two big I
in Wash-!
-lauds j
(I
Wil- '
;t .
lor
t.il.i a here to mean a - t a
by the democrat it p.u-
. '-...I. on of the Wilson tor.
.(li.nnst which Senator II
. ..r.il In- lieutenants are read,
leak.- the l'.tht of their political i
I'vi-ssini; hi- fiKht anaitist
p eiuliil a a id," established
i ' ..iy hetiveeu 1'residenl Wilson
1 !"i Cox. Senator llardini;
i
ami
do
1 ii 1 1 in h statement today that a
triumph for Hie democratic ticket
1 ii meat, "continuation of the ; c
- -. policy w!iiil has so i;rievou-ly
! appointed both Kiiroie and iu
POMPEII TO BE
LECTURE TOPIC!
ihel (ieoff.e (I. FOX Will tell of
I peii at the Airdmue Wednesday
' when In; will brush away some
ie cobwehb of fiction that have
; around the memories of this
lit city. Contrary to popular be
I'ompeii was not destroyed by
rtiptioti of lava hut the city with
s inhabilants was wiped out by
- 'nous itases belched from Vesu
viub. The toxic vapors overcame the
1 Ie n suddenly that they died
" piirsuiim their daily nccupa
is Then fine ashes filled Die
ts am) Ultered IhroiiRli evr
' ny until not a vestiue of the
'i remained I'ompeii was li'st to
!"rv fur over a thousand years
1 ui which the surface was cover
! with ires and minlens ami the
' wun formitt.Mi until it was din
ii red by accident about 75 yearn
' Father Km will illusirate hifc
' ire with nmny slides mad from
' oltrupliK inuile be himself After
' iecture the flooi I' he cbvired
diiiicind
TM WBATNIN
Uxl Otx.ror l'.lt4 Bui.
thr Buraaat
mtwratvr' i Sana
' urnt it: xt
hulh ! ',1
' -I.i' h'lttiiitilr !! U
Tn-Me(tue C .
IIM lltl
rietru lrT.!,,r ' . U
ubiuw fn.trdT 1
"
M aam. m m m m 'am, am . a a
1
III.' AMM-fMlril I'rNMl
TIKN TSIN Sunday. .In y Is.
Itnilway service with I'okin ha- au.iin
lieen interrupted hi finhtim; near
Yangstuu. The Rates of tl itv ,.i
I'.kiu were closed Suudai to keep
oil! refmtees Kiithiint: ha- bei;iin on
the Chikli-Shanttini; border Tien Tsin
is .p.-t
NEGRO ADMITS
ill, ..-lHld lraa,
i.OS ANHKl.KS. July l:i
llihson, negro, today conies
kil'ed Hoy Trapp of l'ullerto
-el Ii
..in'ie,
W . -i
c am. .
in ir '!
Kongc
a randier and
.'.lis Tripp, ace,
ill: h ct attorney
C'I'sou also eonf.
o. a white mat
finally a
him to 1.
orange
s.-d lo the
in Baton
Louisiana, ten year.-, .mo
C.ibson, also known here as
Wasl'iimtou, was bronchi hen
Henry
nidii-.
live-tied
end of
It OIll e
from Needles, Cal .
Saturday ai: Tope,
i. i ' : - feared to rei ii:
to O'anuo c, until.
was
ainsi liiiu iv a
said lie elite
eport-
iroun C'.b-on'
I the In .1
and Mrs Trapi
then). A man
struck linn in
pick Mrs Trapp
sou said he -tin
i t'. a hammer
:. -.united lor
lo roll
liibsoi
with a
i n l C.ili
lie he.,,!
W. Stewart to Take Men and
Supplies to Camp Tomor
row : Looking Good.
citiK Unit he
k at Soulli
Stewart.
maimer, who
i! i.i Mrs
intends lo n
Arrowhead at
president and
returned, ac-
Stewart, from
was in Tonopah
and supplies and
tup tomorow The
' iiokim: nood. Mr
is optimistic
I-
.amp il. r.
Slew.lt" -ai
oier condil mi, -
lids
lliem on
his prnperu
Within ten il.i.i
crosscut tunnel in '.ip
shoot at a dept h o; I ;
the upper level, uc t -feet
f backim; The
he continued ahoui 'ie
the lower end ot Hie p
plans are to cross-rut
inc. null, where the ore
start u
e lower
a below
mill TH"
must
' ' hit
. ., and
he
i Itr liHliiri lf .
(JliAIIAM I . .lull !: sin,
Inmps are uuai'diUK the jail tod iv
f..towinc ihreais yesterday of a ino'
o,' v. hup nu n lo take from the prison
thiol negroes arested In cotiuei'i on
with an uttui-k on a white womin
Stttuiilav Quiet w i re-ier.-d tl
morn tii: und with the prison (lank 'd
l tin. dim- nun, no tunher tron' b-.'ip.-ctcd
In the aulhont
ILtCTRlC PLANT TIRt
Th-
fin
iekiriineiit ;t I'aiieil
..f'.TlHNiii In fire at
niiiMili' aiihidtim The
l.irselv liillt ne. til Ihe
huh . hiidly hurneil
- On.....'', nil t'-e cil
jlrl.d an.( 4t lll
al pi Hit
th- poer n
.lilt, lie
I', h !..'. I
(', -..'
"It'll fie I
II KILLINGS
SO. ARROWHEAD
RESUMES IRK
Tllllli 111:11 Wil! BURTON
I Ullllll IIUI I
Eip a dimct in
jtUIULI III
n a pnr pipiitt
PALI Hull!
Illy Aaam'lale.1 I'rraal
COjs'STAN'l INOI'LI'.. .h;
Djenial 1'asha, minister i
works, and Fahreddine IPi,
of education, both members
isll peace delegation le-im
l1'
f pub ic
Illll!l-Ie
o! Turk
e.l from
c . aouiei loday ' lo pr
I hat the entile i a bitiei w ;
I ailse of the pe.u e I I eat l
l My Aaaw.'lnltll I'rraal
LONDON, July 19. The Bntisn
government today received a note
from the Russian Soviet government
sta ng Russia is prepared to agree
t- en armistice and will make peace
iv i'i the world.
The nolo was sent, by foreign min
ister Tchitcherin. It was in reply to
the lintjsh proposal for an armistice
and peace conference. In the note the
Soviet government made a fresh pro
position which is under considefai am
hi the British cabinet.
'hares .1. I'Miiiiieiitlial. secret arj
the Anowhead Mitiiur; company
ii'turned last uicht from a visit to
the in. ne at Arrow head and reports
that t is lookim; exceptionally well
.Hi tliut there is every illdicaliotl
that it is one of the bin unties ot
!.ii!iir!i Nevada On the first level
i loin of ore from 15 inches to three
Oct wide has been followed 1 'ot
1'.' fee
iiali
t to'a point Lin feet we.-t of the
and in the face of the Ir H
a la inches wide and uier.up's
ore si,"." per ton The vein is
to five feet wide and the hiirli
ore follows the footwall
'Khis same vein has been found
ill. eollil level, to the west of I
in,,: which also occurs on the fs
level In-iuniK will be started
this vein in the next few .lays ,i !
is expected lllllt the ore shoo, u
is producine scuh rich ore or. 1
level above will be encounter.'!
about l?r feet.
The station and sump at the i
totn of the shaft. deep. wil.
completed in five days time. t
extensive crosscut t ins; and dttn
on the ore will be started on
third or -"i" foot level. The win k
far done at this point shows tin
- . itce of a huafe body of hiKhi "
hum ore with some streak
t p m n ore. Oriftinn alont; thi
n i Itkelv open up ore richer ' :
d the
upper levels The co
I 'Ie
mine could not look
a work e. beitiL: etie.
cuted
FUNERAL
S HELD I
: : .i known
..el, da 'i ? "''
.Hid t Ho I ' ' WH'
that citi t . ' . , ' i .: to
in
r-e
,o rtid.
- h- hi .
I WO;
was I I t:
and i.
It- n
. , ii. d her.- 1 ' .'". '
erh m hustte--. c I
lliai ot of lh.it ' : ' - . ' 1 '
BLUHENTHAL IS
ENTHUSED OVER
MINE PROSPECT
ill
DA
t. li.4. " " - I
.1... ...s.., i . ,i ; ' h i :
lam-- V ui..! i' '' " ' v
lie !o i ' i .1 -I 1
Mr Ib-H h.l pi- 1 t'- i
trip to the ii.''ill !' 1 . : ' . I
IHt lMII UlieXi. i ld III I '. tl'' 1
I mrlllbrr ef lh t4' mub'V ft. nil
v t. estalf
TO TRY AGAIN
.-
H N I V HOOK. .Ink in. Captain
" 1 i,i"'!,,n " '"
. .
I1
ABOUT WRECK
(iricr Expected Here Wednesday
Night; Details of Case
Made Known.
11. I KiiiK. luciiior or tlit- Victiny
li vuh-. arri fil last even in k on
f i i j i Los Annles. wlit'n- h'1 1 1 1 his
pa i rniT, Just ice Harry (innr, await
ing Final ;-'pairs on his uutomobih1,,
winch was tlic -ult.iri't n a siilo
s w fin cot Us ion m-iir iccansidc
recently Mr. Kiuk denies ilia, at an
tiiiM' was their iubTft'i Hto- trmu t'cil
tiai ijliicci's, or that tli'-ic is an
I'oiiiiilat ion l'or lite rcpurl iliat tin.1 car
A.t Itiailt'd with liqutt:' Til-' collision
part, is admitted, hut tfif fault, ac
Ciirdinc to Kiim. rt'sti-d with the woni
en wit
cillellt
se our
oeciirr
ivas damaged The ac
I IT miles north ol
a narrow roadway
Santa Mamherita
Still lliem. m
leading to the
briike A cat I
(It'eir and Kiiik
tivett The car
.locked Hie mad ol
and ihe horn was
turned in so sharp
li I li.it the
swum; out
swerving th
Unci cad
i aieid a
(ifeir car
had
be
islull 111
.'oiinteied
ii high power
ladies with
to both
"Were the
ar
occupied by two
Mis eonseiltlences
c:irs
nut"" iii.ii!red a
friend.
Hurt? Wh
man
ream
seven
were
different
knocked
express
kinds of ice c
out of both car:
nils tin
ive reply.
Led To Arrest.
This led to the arrest and deten
tion of the jndi;e and his companion
until after bail was secured Then a
damiii;e suit was tiled for a total ol
$U.4oH. The heariiiK will not occur
before next January and , Mr Kinu
-ais. there is not tin- slightest reus
in lor any anxiety
Wait until we tt't through with
'.hose women." he remarked in re
vtewine the scene "That one who
owns the dairy up near San Mateo
will find that she will not have
which left when we get. throiu.li ou
Know I am made a party to the civil
in! and our counsel. .Indue O'Koefe.
ti- he'll wear them out with post
l. elements Then we hale a case
ai mil own for damanes both to the
car and our peace of mind which
ha- been so badly shattered that 1
I tii. done nothinc hut eat, drink and
-hep ever since the affair occurred
W hen the case was called in court
Hi. -re was n delav in seciiritm an
.to. initial Harry will be here Wed-
iie-dav nicht. and he is comuiK
..ter' mill with his car
TO 8E HELD TONIGHT
IPpubhcnn round r.nira
.1! tn.1.-! ii. x . 1 1 lock
i, tut ,.t the office ol .1 ilt.mt
I1'.- ii tins i. .i'i ui. port
:!' I a!! reptllci, an- ." ir
. a" tui .-.'.r.liiii; to no li,
.',.' con not!,-., the i ,"i I
.'rt.'tlv m the open ..a. I f- i-
i Nt de
'.. tatib
PIMOCRTS Fill
, I 11,1111 til. d lb'. . I ..'i. u ot
a .( , i for -litr. I tit' Ti.e
, i" S-iiHh d.'iu.H i .. f'l-"t
i term corem o i'ii.'" .'h
l let If lil t' 'tl. after
KING RETURNS
mil VERSION
HllliF
otd i if i: le
d 1 IL 10
h n n r i w p
IPi UrrlNli
I ll tIM'tlllt'l I'CCKHl
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.A ten
:rr cent reduction in the workinj
force of the Pennsylvania Railro d
n this district will he mnele !i s
vte it was announced at the com
pany's office today. In the eastern re
fj c" alone about iwelvi thousand
workers wd) he laid off .'he reduc
tion is rendered necessary h-c.vjs.'
ex pens es have been exceed in $ '.hp
ncorrt for some time past t tie state
Ill n..i'liiU'il I'rrMH)
t'iiici;ii Jul) 1:1
If r
rhooil
leachni; raiitoad
ll
.th
- i's reuard im; tie- w a
h im ed down tomorri
i w a i
pi
;h-
way labor hoard are correct
ci an, w ill be unacceptable
he i e jected, union leaders
today A thousand itetiera! c
of sixteen I'oeOlVnii'o,! Iltliol
mil l ai!; beiuinl closed ir
i il-.- I heir tut ure course V.
pfeillit 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - Ilia1 a iteliel.l
i I w 1 1
i'!a''eil
ait-men
-tr I.-
is a iiossjliility if the award :
satist'acioi . fir t ley a-seri pi o. . t
ly that t ru-' wort hi' iiiiormat ion reach
am
1 1 .
itr
t u . 1 1
low
DENIS NOLAN TO
ii
Will (it lt Cork, Ireland,
Soon as K. C. Meeting In
New ork Is Over.
as.
Denis Nolan, pa" eian.l kn.siht
and pa-i -'at.- .lepniy. Ki.iulns ,
I'olumhiis. a. 11'- lOlllOl'I'Oll iiioi-iiiiiL-
io lisp ih" old hum.- in Cork. Ire
and. w h i-h h.- P t ; 1 . eat - a"o
Mr. Nolan com.s from a fattrli ot
master mariners and m hi ear'i
days he learned to box tie . otn
i i. s and ,1.1. m many a in. K ,.i i :e
wiii'i't. The fad that In is III.' ni.n
male descendani of a wel an. estt .
who Im- r. a. h.si the dry.
oil the de-el'l is' dll" to
,pe
Sat
I'rancisi o o:i '! ''.ipia in' Mr. Xo'an w.i-
lisllilii; Sat: I'ttini'ls, o when tile 1,1.'
sliake oi i lu red. ami. w ith his rein
tiles, found himself homeless c.'ep:
mc an urrteiti invitation ftoin r.'hi
tiles in ihii'son Viilley he came up
to the mountains for i
and never La.t away loi
no back to H Id sod
iroduceil to mininu at
short vi-i!
, "iioimh to
He was ill
St'tlef I 'it X
w here
unci
was sup. ! intend
ut
and thn- learnei
ci an iditn;. which
purpose when he
1 the mysteries o-'
served him to a
moled on to Ton
opah Mr
an has been lief" e k!h
year.- and i
ployes of 'lie
Tonopah Mt
Carson Valley
Chicauo ini :
to the lui; -os
Cidunibii- ft
opens Aiutiist
Will Sil.' to'
el)!. '.'la! on '!
l;0!i"- !l
one
t the oldest em
Kftetision
Nolan will
for n we.-k
i few dais
:L Krotn
.. to the
tbeui'e o
and (hen
sunt
ot
the Kuiitht
Vork whi.
dais la'cr
New
1 Sil i
Soiithii'iipt.
r.-maitiitot
th C
1 1 ..!a'i ha
Ills w ale 1 ir. I
ssfu' trip
W - Il e
foi a
f
1
VISIT OLO HOMt
il CHEF
It M.-It4 I' ,
s i. r . vkk cm .' , i i
Idaho ot.i i- I'i"' i '
I I i i . ' ." -.'
lo- . ..! ..' i . to P'
i. 'i-.i. t . t n.t -.t .si.i- C
tone- n l'.l ri p. , c
th eioiipjan u lierb-rt .r
di of Ibo M .riM..n . hur. 'i
(HE SELF
II A MMti.-lrrld lrav
i.i is m.;ki.ks. .luii in. sher.ff
ihii ' i line, announced today that
e ivouiil lean- tlii-i afternoon l'or
Ti .1
a Lower I'aiilornia and e
lack .liilllisoii, nettfo pUKilist
elltelli'e in I'llicllRO for Vlll-
l tile Mann act, would snr
to him at the Mexioon hor-
n ml
i
CORK CITIZENS
i'IhiiI I'm
'I IKK .lull li' I'm
uiilitary lor
which pass
ol dirk at
ere attacked
. and blown
sovonu sol
ua.h il w il
alter
I'ollLth Hie Heels
H li 111!- iHOI II illK
ll'lans with boliil
leHleell Stt .Hid
w.-re injured
'I im at 1. 1.
o' in wliii
pillowed a ninm or ter
the city was plunged as
re-i t'lKlionc in which
and the military part:
men were killed and
I ui fun fiKhtinn. which
1 1 1 1 1 1
I !H
U over l!
ii.ii k
art 11-
S I li II f'elller
w ha li had bee
i o: . atnii.tit'.n
out
the
MINE WORKERS
.-.iii.'il I'rraMi
I'lt'm;. .luii
"iittu
ami
I In
1 1
I.i
pun. per
titoail
.ai nun.
thr
e laborers
xpiosion in
at
Ileiiton, near here,
ie explosnm blew
. shaft and as soon
made rescue work
d by crews from
i of mine-
uioniiinr 'I
as.' out of ;!
pair- can b.
he attempt
v ii:
fed
i! Iiiireit
iiuii.hii.iiiu
IN NATITORIUM
Site l'or Baseball (iround
Near; Dancing Platform
and Dressing Rooms
lllellt
ibef oi iniport.iiii improve
the naiatoriuiii arc planned
lliliolllt, . d ' ,-1 e rd a i , il suf
mil- .-in !.. raised hi -lib
More irees will be set
nc. John i; Kin hen offer
pioiiilo these It has b.tMi
1 that a .lancint platform
-; in t eh an i ii. priii ement
net i. in feinted i I., appro
.t, ilte.situ; rooni- must be
a".t a
te
.mo
SOU -
to
nil, i b.
p j, i'ii .n
p i
t
I I.
ARE I
IMPRflVFMFNTS
inn
SUICIDE OF
upJ0ACH
MIS
w
ill? Aof.at PraaaV
HKKUY .lulv in. I'riends ot
Prince Joachim, son of the fornier
liei iuan enip.-ror. deny stories current
in I'.erhn that his suicide Sunday a'
I'osidam was caused by scandal. They
mention only his martial disuppoint
tiieiit and financial troubb's Like his
brothers he i- belieied to have
I n sadly in need of funds Joachim.
it i- also reported had been broudint;
oier tin- ultimate fate ot the former
tola! house and the criticism to
whicj, his falhet- has beep subjected
to in (lei man)
Ex Kaiser Informed.
It! Aatiorlalrd fltMH
I M H I UN,
He
Hand. .lull ly. An
IloUUcelllelll
death i-anie
t' 'llelerl.olt
oi l'nnce Joaclutn'a
to Doom castle Itke a
Tit- foi iiie,- German em
iirini: the last was-.k has
-eriotis: troubled by a
pies.
been
who, i
aain
t ailment is believed not -o
been informed of the traneity
lolllli-r emperot-. Iioweiel. hxs
'old an. I has I I. creatll at
d by Hie unilmwly mid of hl
lite -Oil
ha i
The
FUNERAL HEU
ti
W.i
I'll Kli'llal'd
I'uinpauy at
tliut fuuerul
Coiin i. who
lie National lc
. to the . fleet
lor U oitam Do
died
inn.
inn.
No
chiir:
The
Los AiiKi-le- Thursday even
. held in that city this morn
members of Li
A nip
es lodn.
I.'ltm
in
The
remain- weri
i'1'emated
I several
of the
d Ii i in to
aire II"
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