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TONOFJM1 DAILY BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, Tl'ESDAV EVENING, JULY 20, 1920.
PAGE TWO
TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA
i'liniiiy t.ctMl. hy the Tonopah Ronanzti Printing
Co . I ru'orporatt'd
W. W. BOOTH, EDITOR AND MANAGER
jr.-.cr, ml t th,. same tin..- ...Hmn.ii. America's independent; keepj ' Bonaiua and
I tin- muster nf lift- nu n licstinv mid mm' tl.at lire people i.nd her gov- j suiTinunliiiK slates trim a blanket.
j t i-ii iiit-ti t ivm.iin -thf ( I i ifi-1 i nir force in whtttever policy she niiiy 1 1 -
1"-ninin' upon for the future. ,
Th n-sKt in ii);ilin I I,i i-ilini; president m.ivIv is itn ,-.ct nf pit t -notisni.
AUBURN HAS PLAN
Terms of Sur.ertptin by MhII fer Dally Bonanja
Our Yrur 11 2 On ij Our Week
M.mUis 6 00 i On Month
ine ..nths .W II Tine.- Months
deliver, ii by rai-rln. $1.2." prr Month
What Courtesy Overlook.
MKMIIKH or 'I 111: ik i a run I'HRSS
The -ui im.-.l fivii ik ei-Jwiwlv -ntiUe.l to tile use fi.r republication
uf all news .Ii9iai..'l.-s .-r-lj' -i ft it t tint otherwiK- .'red ited in tins paper
,fnl fiio tt.e lo.nl n.ov puMied herein
Kfit-ird "i t'u j'O.-t t'fl.-e in T lonmli us second class matter.
Official .'prr lur louulj uf Njt ! Tovi uf ToBupab
DANIELS IN BAD
Si'.-ivt;m ..if tin- .'V .1. iv pi. Us Dillllels. like ills fellow rilllil.fl
officer. Mr. linrleson. ;i.i:iri niiy nets in bild evcrv time he turns
.irninii! Tlif sivrei;in nf lli. n.ivy recently issued an lilt iiin.t inn
! I'jiril'j.. I'iKlsl nil -0111lHlili'S supply til
IcIIKih.mi;.
One a? to make sure that yol xonopani
.VI HI K.. I til., .Iu:y Hi -(.'uusiiui- uiaimaiu aiuittuie reiutious wuu yur
turn of automobile toad- mi ton of i Immediate ueigtiliors is not to permit ''""
.30 i It .etatr4 prrnar
1.00
.1.00
CH0Y WO COMPANY
CHINESE HERBALIST
CONSULTATION FREE
Lower Main Street
Nevada
rt.ilma.1 mrnvsh-ds ne,ns ,ho ion i unse.r w v. .r j J
1 rlnn nmi lit tv tn von There are ttl- t VCiV 8AT.K BOO SHARES 1
of the
I't-ra i.iii;i Mountains is!
Imiiiii iulvMeill.il In the A lllltllll Cnin
mercial Club
ways little things thai you can learn ;
about your neighbors that It Is the j
part of courtesy to overlook.
Vessels ill
ihf I':, i:'i. flft'i w i f It I'm I nil at a i 114-- fixed ly liiin a ''-
,... M,,l fn hflnu tin- price at whirl, tilt' producers say they .-nil
t,,. , Th.- nil -niii.aiii.-s . 1 1 prrpiirinsr to fial.1 Ibmi-i's
i, I I i, ri i iu la; tin- . -1-. -t ji nf tlif nav. ha- hrrl. runnim:
lj,i,,l. mlh .1 iii-n i I for y.iir- ami thai I In- ml companies f
ill., i'a ifi" .-nasi ar. 'ir.-.l nf it. Tlminas A. Ili.s. assisl.'iut in the
h-.-m.. nl ..f the I 'm il - u 1 1 1 i.i 1 1 , aniiniinri'il that no hui'jcr wi'l
ihf nan he supplied will, nil at less than the .-.ninni'i-rial pn .
I lilt tiiU maii.-s mi never miinl with .lnsi-.hns. hi- nrili'i'.s the .;tp
t;ii,v nf Ills ships In s.-lf th.- nil itlld let 1 1.0 oil fl lllli IlifS go to.
"The I'tiioi. til .-mi. pain has offered Dcisrl nil to tin- u;iv
;. s-L'.hn a hanvl". s,,s Hays, "hut th.- navy says it .-an pa. onl.
1 tin j. I i,i r-i-i I Wr inn.' uiv.i 'Hit' piaiil at nh'iini opI.tv to l'f-r
in, r. sl-lan.'f h.nilii a naval lalhlilli: till. Illpt to s.'if. on or.l.-rs of
s,., r.'tai- Iliihii K. th. in .'.l.'.r siippl . If this oil is sriznl at the
,n,.,. t' t m -i I h t In- na ..nf . ..niptin will .-an I hr nnittrr into
I lie .i.nrt l "i' a.l.tnsl nn-nt "
A i' M.'lainnlili:.. i'-. pn si. h tit of the Asso.-iat nl tt.l oinp;i.iy
hi- pan v li.is .h'spaii-.'.l of v-.-tirino a.l.just nimit of rli.ims
airanist tin- nav Imt llial the A-vi.-ialnl was stmnnly opposril tn
M-lImn furl oil al ihr war-linn' firr. I'l-l'usitio 1o sell at Ih.-tt prn-r.
'Sum., .lays aun." l .-1 .a in; li I in -ai.l. " nii.limt-oilil harn-ls nf lu.-l
ml was ,-nli! israt.'i I nv lllr lia al the Assorillt n I's I'ort Cost II
i.Imiii at th.- war til. ir pi-i.-r. " M.-Laimhlin affirinril. " " Th'-v took it
aa I'loin us, i.-aviuu oii.hfi's for thr 1.11 ratr.
S.'.'i'.'tar l.ani.'ls. iliiriuc 'lis slay in San Ki-ani-is.-n .luriiif; the
.li'innri atir national nun ni t ion. uiinlr no rffort to fonir to all
aorrriiiriit with tl il I'oiiipaiiirs ,ts In future supplies for tlie navy
mi the I'arifi asi. The fart nr.ilfs upon thr officials of thr oil
.-onipaiiirs. who ass.i-i that their stainl .Imnaiiiliiio thai thr navy
pav thr inarkrl pri. r I'm- oil rather than an arbitrary prirr far be
low tin- market value is .h'tenninnl, ami that the navy will have
to fnl'i'llily seize ii II i li'i I supplies
Captain -h -I Cheatham. siippU nffieer at the Mare Islam!
navy yard, upon uhont .Involves the iluty nf krepino th,- hunkers
oof the I'aeifie fleet I'illnl, s;ts. As I limliTstaml it, the oil eoin
panirs have simply .le. iile.l tn take a firm staml opposing ih,. war
lime oi-ilrr fixine an arbitrary prirr mi nioiur anil fuel nil. This
oriler has been in foree I'm- ..vi-r a year, ami no effort has yet
been ma. In to ail.jiist it in post w ar eiiiiilitions. "
Sen-clary Daniels s.eins tn be the only man who has any au
thority to art in li ase. He unit tn San Kraneiseo for the roil
Miitinii nil a battleship I lie New M.'ro. flagship ami t'iliosl of
ihr fleet it 1 1 1 1 after the . -i in nil I 1 1 1 1 1 went by I i.'t 1 1 1 rsh ii to Seattle.
Front there he has n-,,ne tn Alaska on a destroyer. If the serrefary
nl' thr navy has a reason for his art inn of the past year he has ifiven
the puhlie no inkling of it. As head of the I'nited Stairs navy thr
a. -lions of Mr, Daub-Is are entitled to dim resupeet. On ihr other
hand the risrhts of the humblest or tin- oreatest American citizen
are .'iiiitlrd to just the same respect
Without know-illy Mr, Daniels' rrason for .-iinfisratinc; fuel
oil at an arbitrary price, it would seem thai the principle involved
in the .ase is vital to every American who has hern taught that
his properly has tic full protection of the government and cannot
he taken from him except by due pr ss of law. From all that
the public .-an see in the present situation private property is being
taken over on an arbitrary order and price set by a high official
regardless of market price or conditions.
.
A SAFE AN SANE PRESIDENT.
The must important need of the I "nitnl States today is a sane.
conservative, oinical. and constructive program for the conduct
of the nation's affairs. We have rearhed a period when all the
wisdom we possess should be massed to put the nation on a stable
basis. The post-war problems are pressing and important. Their
manner of settlement will mean prosperity and happiness or want
.mil misery to the people Patriotism was never more essential titan
al this hour Public men should strive to learn the needs of the
people and iln-n til theiiiselces to serve them as adequately as possible.
These are necessary qualifications not only for a president of
the I'nited States, but for every public office holder in America.
The large number of randidates who are filing for office in Xye
minty at the present time should remember these things The can
filiate should cm, sider the office, qualifications necessary to fill
it ami discharge its duties properly, and then should measure him
self to the office. If he fits, all right. Public office is the medium
thr. nigh which service to the people is possible not the only mcd
nun. but the im.st direct and effective. No man should neck public
office who ts not willing to devote himself unselfishly and whole
heart, dly to the public weal lie should have no interest but that
of the publi '; he should be prepared to make any sacrifice to pro
mole the people's welfare: he should by his devotion to the people's
e.uisr endeavor to .aril their confidence and thus fit himself to
better serve them
W- believe that Senator Warren li Harding is mich a man He
will il.-vote his ability, his energy, his nnlimtry. hii stateimuiship,
his ni.tohond all his ivt r mul enius t. the erection of an etuliir
in i; American up rlr.' .-tui-e on the foiindjltinii of the ureal repub
!.. I.ud by our forefathers He will hni.rf added pr.'sU,- the
nation: ciue the I'l.iil l he resv etc.! in ev.-rv land and on every
,(, he Mill Veep the nitiiii free from rnUinrlini alliance abroad,
bnnit r"p. r.!. to our industries .tl home, harm. tin the cnl.-nd
ui force jjufiiif our "plr . fiiake. m.ri 4 th beacon i:h ta
led the way iu erj movement f.r thr betterment nf the hitman',!
Political Announcements
13 EN D. LUCE
ANMU'M KS HIS CANDIDACY FOli TIIK
DKM m b'ATIt ' NOMINATION I'd;
STATE SENATOR
Subject in th,. will nf the voters al the Primary
Flection, September 7, ltt'Jo,
Mar chant Calculating
Machine Co.
AT $1.40
Wire or write
A JE. WHITE 00.
STOCK BROKERS
323 Monadock Bldg.
S.m Francisco Cal.
NOTICE TO MOOSE
GUY EWING. Acting Sec'y.
Box 495
W. R. GIBSON
LAWYER
Room 414 State Bank Building
Phones Office 622. Residence 623
WM. FOR VAN WM. McKNlJHT
forman & Mcknight
LAWYERS
I1M19 State Bank Building
TNONPAH NEVADA
GOOD BREAD
HARRY C. STiMLER I CO.
BROKERS
Represented on the Following
Exchanges:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK. EXCH.
We Guarantee Prompt and Accurate
Service. We Solicit a Share
of Your Patronage.
Office Miipan Hotel
TONOPAH, NEVADA
AN OUH
PIES AND CAKES
CAN'T BE Bf 7
VIENNA BAKERY
VV. B. (BILL) EVANS
ANNOI'NCFS HIS CANDIDACY FOR THF
KKl'l l!LI( 'AN NOMINATION Fob'
SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR'
Subject I,, the will nf the voters at the Primary
Fle.-lii.l,, September 7, PJL'I).
DR. C. J. RICHARDS
ann'oi ncfs his candidacy for tiik
i;i:im';ucan nomination foi;
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FONii TFKM)
Subject to the will of the voters at the Primary
Flection, September 7, lillill.
Win. RYDER RAY
ANNOI NCFS His CANDIDACY FOR THF
KFlTIUdCAN NOMINATION FOR
County Clerk and Treasurer
Subject to the will of the voters at the Primary
Flection, September 7, Pt'Jll.
W. J. (BILL) RYAN
ANNOl Nt FS His CANDIDACY FOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Subject to the will of the voters at the Primary
Flection, September 7. IDL'0.
ARTHUR S. PUTNEY
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR THF,
RFPI KUCAN NOMINATION FOR
SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR
Subject to the will of the voters at the Primary
Flection, September 7, 1920,
THE TONOPAH BANKING CORPORATION
ESTABLISHED 180$
STRICTLY A BANKING BUSINESS
Accounts of Corporations, Merchants Individuals, Invited
DIRECTORS George Wingfield. H. C. Brougher, W. H. Doyle,
Hugh H. Brown, Clyde A. Heller. J. B. Humpnrey, n
E. W BLAIR, Cashier
Wittenberg Warehouse
AND
TRANSFER COMPANY
Distributor for
Union Oil G)mpcmy
GASOLINE
Distillate and Lubri
catinq Oils
W J. ORYtOALE, Prop
Cooke, French & Stoddard
and
W. D. Hatton
LAWYERS
606 State Bank and Trust Bldg
TONOPAH, NEVADA
BANK BUFFET
One of the Classiest Resorts in the Staje
Fall Lint tl Salt Drinks and Clears
BOUGH K AVI. TONOPAH, NIV.
P. Mooney.
J. kcntttn
THE CASINO
C. E. GRAHAM, Propr.
PIONEER REFRESHMENT PARLOR OF
SOUTHERN NEVADA
Full Line of Soft Drinka. Only the
Standard Brands of Cigars in Stock.
r.a h.jn
Club Roonoi in Connectio
You Will Find Your Friend. Here
JOE IBERT BENNY AMES
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES 25i
VALLEY VIEW BAR
Uodir Niw Managiaiot
FULL LINE OF SOFT DRINKS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Erlt-Maln Strut Tintpak, Nival!
I
.Divide Brokerage
Company
P.ap.d Peturna and Proniat aettia
manta If you want tha litest news about
Mine Investments call at our o'flct
M"" t- Phone r i
PHONB m
. C. JITH ( J. AMANN
m s mi'
Brokers
Nsxt Ooor Western Union Office
Members S. P; Stock Exchange
0ff.es: I f.. Ksfir, Tonopah
Esstsrn Connsctlons
T J riYNN, Msnsfle-
A. H. ELFTMAN
Consulting Gy, ,
Mining Rn
i0 11)7 S:iLr Hh
Toar.paA,
I'buuD Cfflce, r'.
CHARLES S. EVANS
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR THF,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
FOR CONGRESS
Subject to the will of the voters at the Primary
Election, September 7. 1920.
rWHHH4HIMMM,MMl
Tonopah's Finest
MOST COMPLETE SOFT DRINK AMUSEMENT
HALL IN THE WEST
BOWEN'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA
BEST IN STATE OF NEVADA
OWL CABARET
GEORGE. W. ALLEN
ANNoI N( ES HIS CANDIDACY FOR
Justice of the Peace
'of Tonopah Township)
Suhj.vt t,, the will of the voters at the Primary
Elect ion, S,.pten,l.r 7, pii
FRANK BELL
ANNoI Nt ES HIS CANDIDACY KuR THE
DE.Mta RATIC NOMINATION Ko
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
slloRT TERM!
So.,.., in .: of the .er, t IU I'r.mar,
Kiston, Srj.!,rti!r ". J11
J. B. THOMPSON
I. 8. THOMPSON
ATTOttef AT 1.4 W
MM Stxo Sak aalKUaa
rooraal.
SflUt i
Verdi Lumber
Company
Eataillihti .tl!
CARRTII3 A n'l.l STOCK OF
Oregon Pine and Native
Pine Mining Timbers
EU1LDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS
PRICES RIGHT AND PROMPT DELIVERY
Yards and Office Below
Depot
TIIEPH9IE IISS
R. FRED BROWN
tOCK UROKtB
Vsmbsr Ian Frsno'sos
stock Eichangs
tit Tonopah Phones
tl1 Mjln itrast
T'.noPAH, NWfDA
-121
P & B
Roofing
Paper
LOTHROP DWIS ( .
Hotel Golden ;
UXSEST HOTEL II THE J
STATE !
tkj Rcmo.tlfd ;
Om tu!I aUxk from I
Ccfot
IltS.
H.is 1M s MM t
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