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TONOPAH OAILV BONANJA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY M,
TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA
1-ubliahitd every evening. Sunday rjoepted, by th Tonopah Bonanza Printing
Co
Incorporated.
W. W. BOOTH, EDITOR AND MANAGER
Tenue f Makarrlptioa for lh Dally Boaaaaa
On Tear, by Mall 111,0 i Ona Month Delivered by Carrier
Sin Montln . e.OO1!
' Month ISOiRlngle Coplea, earli
The Aseoclated Presa la exclusively entitled to the uae (or republication
ot all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwlae credited In thla paper
and alao the local newa publlahed herein.
Entered at the poatofftce at Tonopah aa aecond claaa matter
Official Paper fur the Count? of Nye aad the Tuvra of Tonuuah
INTERNATIONAL BANKERS
AND MOTIVES
The editor of
of our fx-
chanses which is published in
one of the states of the middle
w.-st asks toi a intimation oi
international bankers. The in-
tenmtional b;tnker does not exist
in ihe interior of the country.
He i. primarily, a product of
the large cities of the Atlantic
.oat. although a few scattered
speeiinciis are found eNcwhere.
Hankers in the
major portion
of the Tinted States arc
nl''
posei I to he ciKfaL'ed in business
for the benefit of the industries
of the communities in which they
are located They loan to mer
chants, to manufacturers, to Ihe
farmers and ranchers, to stock
buyers and shippers of wheat.
Their loans arc made to the peo
ple of their town or city or of
the surrouudine; country. They
do not p) far afield and they
are usually very conservative
about tln-ir loans, preferring
safety to his discounts. If such
bankers should engage in spceu-
lation. it would prove dclriiiicn
tal to the credit of the hank and
depositors would withdraw or
lessen their deposits.
The international banker is an
entirely different personage, lit
is not interested in small de
posits or small loans, ami neither
is he interested in small dis
counts. The international bank
er is more of speculator than a
banker. He docs not confine bis
loxns to his own eounti'V. lint
, . , . . ' .
loans money abroad. Not only
does he loan abroad, but the
, ... t'ii .
hank with which he is idcnti-
i-iii i e
iied has brunches in torcign
, - i i i-
countries. Nor does lie eonline
hi ioreign business to straight
onus He buys foreign seeun-
ties. During rhe late war inter-;
national banks bought very
orui. v ,t fi.i... ,m ii. nti.ou i,,..
in me, ami mien imreiiiisfs Hfie wnn oiner governments in as
made at a huge discount. Now sisiine the rehabilitation of Eu-tlu-se
bnakers hold tire stocks rope have been repeatedly stated,
iind bonds of manufacturing When those terms are met Amer
plants in various countries of ican assistance will be fortheoni
Kurope. Naturally they wont ing. Presently, perhaps, Europe
those manufacturers to thriveso will come to the conclusion that
that their interest coupons and the American government means
dividends may be paid, as well , what it says in this matter. When
as thai their capital investment that conclusion has been reached
may be safe. They also want 1 we shall not have to wait long
to have such foreign stocks and , for the acceptance of our terms,
bonds bought up at par, so that j Meantime the frequency with
they may realize nood profit which new invitations are thrust
on their, investments in case of j upon Washington only reinforces
sale. Hence they are Free-Trad-j the wisdom of the administration
Prs- in refusing to scrap the policy
These international banks also: of Washington and reduce tin-
own foreign municipal and for- i
eign railroad securities, as well) a scrap of paper.
as having large sums invested in '
foreign plantations. Some of MISSOURI DEMOCRACY
these latter have been secured j The Missouri democratic pri
by outright purchase, but thojmary campaign on the United
most of them have been secured States senatorship seems des
through the foreclosure of mort-jtined to attract more than local
gages held against them for1 attention, since Woodrow Wilson
money advanced. One interna-
tional bank in New York City, j
for instance, has come into pos-j
session of, in the neighborhood i
of, 20 Cuban sugar plantations, j
It is easy to see that the offi-;
eials and stockholders of that
hank are much more interested
in having a low tariff on Cuban :
sugar than they are in protect- former pupil and also former
ing the sugar beet and cane in-j appointee. Mr. Long is described
dustry of the I'nited States for as a poor campaigner and has
the benefit of the farmers and back of him the record of one
others interested in rV domes-i defeat for the senatorship, al
tic sugar industry. though his situation is helped,
International hankers are in-j perhaps, by having Senator Reed
terested in onr foreign trade, j as an opponent. However, the
that is, in our import and ex-(latter is a veteran campaigner
port trade. They do not care j
whether they finance import or;
export transactions. They get I
their toll both "going nml coming."
In Tonopah I 1 00
10 ;
:
GOOD JUDGMENT
The department of stutea lost
no time either in dec in iik the
invitatiim of the president
,,)
the 1 1 a conference to attend
tlie nronosed conference at The
na(;m Iu.xt ni0th or in making
public
lion.
its reason for its declina-
Kxamination of the invi-
the
...... .
1 at ion disclose
tact flint hi-
tlnnii'h the i'oiitereiii-e pro
,,.,,,.,,. .,,,,,
to elniiiic its base from Genoa
to The Untrue the conferees con
,, change in the basis
Uj)lin which h'ussiau affairs
umi, ,ii.Seusscd. Consequent-
Iv the reasons that account for
the nhseiiee of the American gov
t riimeiit from Genoa reman
e,uallv good reasons why it "n ,h:U tlu Second Installment of
, ,1 . .... : ' ,i , State, County and Special Taxes for
should not participate in the . 1
11 the year 1921, Is now duo and pay-
continuance under a different able ln Iegal ton(1(!r ' at tha offlce
nomenclature" of that confer- of the Treasurer of Nye County; and
enee at The Hague. unless paid on or before June 6th.
There is more than merit of at 5:00 'cl',fk' p '
, . ... , . ,, ''ate, will become delinquent, and,
alacritv in the departments re- , . ,- ..
1 ' pena.ty ot Ten (10) per cent, as
ply. There is. tin- additional jncrit provided by law, will be added there
of clarity of statement and .stead- to.
fastness of snirit. The world will L. E. GLASS.
not have to read between the
lines of this state paper to find
a new reminder that it cannot
ount upon the co-operation of
n,,. American government
111
dealing with th
r, i 1
KlLssian proli-
I'iii until Ilussia within
provides the eondition.s
SSI O- j
tial to the restoration of V -
tivity in that country
At a time
when leadership is
lacking in so many
i, laces
throughout this great country,
'resident Harding and Seere-
tnry Hughes can be certain that
il,., ;. .,..,,,..1
. 1
0 the leadership which the ad-
ministration is offering the:
. .
American people in relation t
.... . , i
Kuropcan altairs. Our govern-
, ,. ,.
nieiit has a policy regarding:
linssiii ami what is more,
Our;
i
:oko,smoii in foreign affairs
have tli nirage to adhere to
that policy. The terms upon ;
which this government will net!
mandate of November, 1920, toi
has injected himself into the!
fight. Not only his recent let-!
ter excoriating Senator Reed, but !
his" later advice to a man with!
ambitions not to enter the race
and thus complicate it, shows!
that he proposes to make Mis-!
souri a test of his influence. Mr !
Wilson is for Breckenridge Long,!
and a hard fighter. Wilson isi
bitter against Reed and the feel-!
ing is returned, but that gives!
no inkling of the probable result,
Wilaon as president and Wilton '
...i.:..i. .1.;.. ...:n ....i1".: - '"""" "
as a private citizen may prove
, to be two entirely different in-
riueiices. It is just, possible that
Missoui'iailS may Conclude that
this is not Wilson's fight, that
they arc capable of deciding fur
themselves.
The ultimate effect is likely to
be the election of a republican
us successor to Reed, aud for this
reason republicans may view the
fight with equanimity, if not glee.
Reed has ability but is in op
position to nearly everything he
does not himself father- Long
is colorless and the nomination
()f ,.;ju,,. js likely to result in n
'democratic defection. Mr. Wil-
: s" eins to be entering on the
I'wrsun 01 an miciiuon creoneo
to linn ot trying to even scores
'"" ' " Pny op-
V0' "f policies while
he
was in
office. It is not
'oul'S(' worthy of a man who had
the honor tobc elevated to the
...,.;. i...... 1...4 .... .J.
I',,,.,, , ..,- ,.,. eo,,
to be in line with Mr. Wilson',
temperament
The result in .Mis
souri may have an effect on the
further prosecution of the on
le.ivor and it will be worth
watching.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
I'lIiUC NOTICE is herewith glv-
County Treasurer of Nye Countv.
M2-9 16-23 30.
NOTICE
Noll, ft rtf rmmal r.f
f, (. ()f Hclcher Kxtiinmlim Iilvl.l.. Min.
inn Coinpanv.
,-,,,,,, is i.r.-ly k;v,-ii that at a
li..i-s,.f ,"r"M"ll"'r ine-ting tiohi In Tono
misiii ,,,,U ,N,.Viula. on April 12. 1922, a reso-
ilutlon was passed dlrnctlnir tho r.
niOVR I of lliu muniM'i ..,i...i
'c I'Xi
Reno,
mail.
eliarKe Is Tlloiiias .1 l.vnrh
ooeiy. ine resid.'nt aKrtrt. ln
K
Thomas j. i.vNni.
M2I-3II-J6-U.
Mining Company.
AKSEMHKVr NOTIt'K.
N"" T""')nli Dlvhlpinl Mining Com-
Pny.
t-ocatinn f principal place of t.uHi-
ncs.i: 41l .Stat,. Hank Bulldlnii, Tono-
aii.Ni-va.in.
"'""I'erty situated n the Oold Moun-
" iivi.ie Mininx uisirkt ni.
ue-ralila Countv. Nevada
N"ii? i hereby Kven thnt at a
, lM.: juiira or Directors,
held on the Huh day of May, 1!)22 an
....... ...... . '
c -. imie was levied upon the out
slHndlnit capital stock of the coi-po-ration,
payable lmmedlany n United
Treasurer; at the oWici of theTom:
Any Htnek uion whli-h thl. .......
mi-nt ;hall remain unpaid on the 10th
tiny of June, 1K22. wfu be Delinquent
and advertised for nle at public auc
llon. and unless payment la made be
fore July 10th, 1S22, will be mm at
I lie of floe of the company. 419 State
ItHiik HulMlntc. Tononnh. Nevada, on
Monday July 10th. 1922. at S o'eloek
,my thB assessment together
with the cost of advertising and ex
pense or .sale.
By order of the Board of nirectori
i:. P. rci.i.iwvN,
M16-23-30-J6. Secretary.
PETER BU0L OF CLARK COUNTY
Announces His Candidacy
FOR THE NOMINATION OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM NEVADA
Subject to th will of th republican voter at th Primary II
tton to be held on September 6, 1922.
Tonopah Bottling Works
Phone 812
Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages
LiMon Soda. Raspberry Soda, Iron Port, Croam Soda,
Hlroi Root Boor. Cooa Cola. Strawborry Soda. Iron Boor.
Sarsaparllla. Cldor. Mineral Wator. tto.
Hall Building Tonopah, Nevada
THE CASINO
PIONEER REFRESHMENT PARLOR OF
SOUTHERN NEVADA
FULL LINE OP SOFT DRINKS.- ONLY TH!
STANDARD BRANDS OF CIGARS IN STOCK
Telephone 466
Toi WiQ Hn4 Tour Friends lors
VIKING STEEL
is
Genuine Swedish
Made in Avesta, Sweden.
Perfect hole and centered.
No rock too hard. Uniform
quality. AH sizes. Round
and hexagon hollow, cru
ciform, octagon and tool.
Also genuine Norway iron.
Imported by Swedish Steel
Co., 729 Harrison Street,
S. F. Sold by J. A. Mur
phy, Reno, Nevada.
I
, aa i if r niiw DlTrETT
w utwn -wis us
il YOUR RESTING PLACE
CLASSIEST RESORT
IN 8TATE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
EVERYONE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Fancy Cigars and
Every Variety Soft Drinks
JOHN F. M ANION
ALBERT KELLY
Proprietors
HWtttt ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I ! K l i
SAVE MONEY
PATRONIZE THE ONLY
GROCETERIA
IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
NO DELIVERY
You Save All
This Expense
MINE WORKERS'
MERCANTILE CO.
Gab Rooms in Connection
NO TELEPHONE
NO CLERKS
EXCURSION RATES
Commence April 29th
LOS ANGELES and RETURN
Saturdays Only $30.50
Limit 15 Days
Monday, Thursday and
Saturday $36.50.
Limit 90 Days
D. A8PLAND, General Agent
Tonopah A Tidewater Ry.
Artistic Job printing at this office
Vuf sed. '
MONTANA CAFE
for the
BEST FOOD
Private Tables for Ladles
Boxes for Parties
for the
Best Steaks Pastries
SERVICE
TRY IT
MONTANA CAFE
HIGH CLASS
ENTERTAINMENT
OFT DRINKS
AND
CHOICE LINE OF SMOKES
BILLIARDS AND POOL
YOU'LL ENJOY YOURSELF
ANY OLD TIME
ST. PATRICK STREET'
Below Oddie
Bonanza
BUSINESS
Reduced Excursion Farts to
San Francisco
BEGINNING APRIL M, Hit
15-day limit IU.M
On l Friday and Saturday
No t top-ever
S-mnth limit SUM
On al dally
Stop-over at any paint
Tonopah & Goldfleld Railroad
Company
J. E. PECK, Agent
We Have a
NEW BAKER
WHO 18 USING A NEW
PROCESS IN MAKING BREAB
We Guarantee It to be
Superior to any other
Give it a Trial
YOU WILL BE SATISFIES
VIENNA BAKERY
STOCK BROKER
Mmbr San Franl
. Stock Exohang
114 Tonopah Phone 112
111 Main Street
TONOPAH NEVADA
TRILBY DIVIDE MINING
COMPANY
NORTHERN
CABARET
R. FRED BROWN
Stockholders in the above
company please communicate
with the undersigned. Im
portant. FENWM& CO.
TONOPAH
lilt luNOrAH oMINIi Ullil'Ull.ll
Established 1905 ,
STRICTLY A BANKING BUSINESS
Accounts of 'Corporations, Merchants, Individuals, Invited
DIRECTORS Geo. Wingfield, II. C. Brougher, ' Hugh lh-nr
Brown, L. W. Knowles, Clyde A. Heller, J. B. Humphrey
E. W. BLAIR, Cashier
Slllllll
should investigate The Bonanza's new AUT0CAS1I R
ADVERTISING SERVICE.
We receive tri-weekly service and are prepared to
furnish cuts showing the latest creations in wear
ing apparel for men, women and children; also catchy
service touching upon autos and all other lines i
business.
CASTING SERVICE IS FREE
We make no charge for this casting service. Ihe
cuts are furnished free to our advertisers.
Call at this office or phone the advertising depart
ment, and you will gladly be shown samples.
SERVICE IS UNEQUALLED
AITOCASTER SERVICE is in a class by itself. The
Bonanza has installed the latest AUTOCASTER, and
prompt service is assured.
Let Us Help You Increase Your Business
Business
PROFESSIONS
CHARLES A. DE FLON
Attorney-at-La
TONOPAH. NIVAOA
Room 203 ttat Bank Bldg.
W. B. GIBSON
LAWYER
Room 204 Stat Bank BuMdlng
Phonea: Office 622. Reeldene 623.
HUGH HENRY BROWN
WALTER ROWSON
ATTORN EY8 AT-LAW
Office S12-316 Stat Bank A Truet
Co. Building
Tonopah Nsvada
COOK. FRENCH. STODDARD
AND
HATTON -
LAWYERS
SOS Stat Bank A Truet Bldg.
TONOPAH NEVADA
WILLIAM FORMAN
LAWYER
116419 Stat Bank Building
TONOPAH NEVADA
Hotel Golden
LARGEST HOTEL IN THE
STATE
NEWLY REMODELED
ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM
DEPOT
At $U to $SJ0
NO NEVADA
Wittenberg Warehouse
and Transfer Company
HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING
PROMPT DELIVERY
COAL and WOOD FOR SALE
s j e
E3
3
t -
S3
m
iili'illlilllil
Directory
TRADES
MI7PAI1 RIIFFtt i
HUM nil UUI 1 LI
A Gentleman's Retreat
Llfht Drinks f All Kinds
Ciolco of Cl;art
Meet your friends at this
Popular Resort
GEO. HOL8TEIN, Prop.
Alexander M. Hardy
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice ln all Narad a, Califor
nia end United State Court.
Office; 202 State Bank SKf,
Tonopah, Nevada.
Phone 715
LOTHROP-DAVISCft
Ditribators for
TONOPAH
HOME BREW
Manafaotirod la Aoosrd
anio with Roilatloai of
tho Intornal Rovonao Bo
roai. FOB SALE AT
uTiie3
MONTANA BAR
Across froa T. ft 8
BIJDIISER BEER
Statist
Phone 1062

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