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fONOPAH OA1LV POMAMgA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, EDflfiftA)( 6VENINQ.
TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA
us v fllwavs liavp hppn. to ioin (c
with other governments in "Tin in-
' (piiry made by experts into the
rubllnheii viry fvenlnn. Sunday excepted, by the Tonopah Bonsnia Printing economic situiltion ill Russia Mid
the remedies therefor; but we
shall take no art in - the ad
journed conference at The
Hague for the reasons we had
declining to par-
Incorporated.
W. W. BOOTH, EDITOR AND MANAGER
line Yfar
St Months
ine Month
Tmim of Hlrr1itlfin for the Daily Bgunn
by Mall
anil gave for
.fll.Ot One Month Delivered by Carrier tU'ipate Ut Genoa
00 I In Tonopah I I 00 . . ,
i oo single copies. di to' Of course the Lntish premier
The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republication ! D0WS 'i6 as as w e 0,
of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper ' and even better doubtless, the 111-
and also the locul news published herein.
Entered at the postofflce at Tonopah as second class matter
Official Paper for the County of rr aatl the Ton a of Tonopah
CHILD LABOR LAWS
ARE NECESSARY
The battle against the evils of
rhild labor must be continued.
The majority of the important
industrial stales have established
tomobiles that are
pensive idleness,"
jherent and incurable unreliabil
ity and vieiousness of the Red
, regime. He knows that its com
' munistie principles and policies.
burning ex- jts untrustworthiiiess and falsity
and its crazy theories, all of
That s all mighty true and yet which have broken down. its
who of us is not guilty in .some thievish greed, hunger for pow
ne particular- Most of us. in-' ami callousness to human
deed, could be indicted on two, 'sufferings have wrecked the
si-hour standard for children three or half a dozen counts, ami mighty empire. But Lloyd
!er l'i; of the remaining slates mimic of us on all. The country (;,.,, js jM a position where he
ahmi! half have li-hour laws and today is not working hard
tin1 rest allow children to work (.n,iui;h and is demanding as its
11 hours or more a da . ( Yrtain right those tliinus which uonmil
of the textile Mates ,,1' the south y ,-oiiie only as the reward of
permit children l labor legally work.
dav
VIKING STEEL
IS
Genuine Swedish
Made in Avesta, Sweden.
Perfect hole and centered.
No rock too hard. Uniform
quality. All 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.
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
O. ASPLAND, Osnorsl Agent
. Tonopah A Tidewater Ry.
Artistic Job printing at tills office
Muf sed.
11
th.
hours
lack
to
or
ami. owing
ceiiieiit of such
these states, it
allow the child
eeii longer
Thus appears
conl uaiancc of
t r;
I
had
.! ell
iaUs ;ls cs( in
is said that soini
W o-;c's to spell
iciiirs iii the mill
the li 1 of tin-
the e:iiii)aiuli. '
The act of HUtl forbade the
spoliation in interstate com-
f the products of factor
iu which children under 14
been employed, or ill which
children under 14 and 1 had
worked more than eight hours
a day or at night, -lust ;i day
before the .e l u;is tn have gone
into effect a permanent injiine
I ion w as obtained which rest rain
ed its enforcement in a North
i arolina court district. A poor
cotton mill operative sued out
the injunction on the ground
that he Would be deprived of
the wages of his two hoys, Able
counsel from New York and two
North ('arolina cities presented
his ease, however When ap
pealed to the Tinted States su
preme court, tile law was found
unconstitutional as an undue ex
tension of the power to regulad
interstate commerce.
Now the advocates of federal
legislation invoked the taxing
pOWCr ill I oiigiV.s.s. Ai; net V as
passed assessing a tax of 111 per
vent on the net profits of any
concern that employed children
in violation of the standards
named. The same .North Carolina
judge declared this measure un
constitutional, and from his dis
trict court it went to Wiisliinff-: i"1!""'''
ton. and nwo is pronounced in
valid. In spite of this decision it must
be remembered tha,t vast pro
gress has been made in the last
1.") years in the war against child
labor and the 14-year limit has
been very widely established.
Disappointment will justly be
keen, nevertheless, over the fail
ure nf this second attempt to
end the evil by federal action.
The danger now is that, in view
of the almost certainty that sev
eral states will not legislate
against the acknowledged evils
of child labor, the effort to se-
IMPORTANT INTLRESTS
MAKE BIG PROFIT
President Harding, in his ad
dress before the I'nited States
climber of commerce, referred to
those importing interests which
are bringing foreign made goods
into the I'nited States at a ridic
ulously low figure and selling
them to the American consumer
at prices which reap the import
ing interests thousands of per
cent profit- This practice was
branded by the president as
"commerce without conscience."
These are the interests which are
using their influences both with
in aihl without the Tnited
States senate to prevent the en
actment of a protective tariff.
They pretend their opposition
is based upon their desire to
save the consumer. Their real
attitude toward the American
consumer can be accurately as
certained by a reference to the
records. They are buying hun
dreds of millions of dollars worth
of goods abroad. What they pay,
for them is evidenced by the in
voices at the American custom
houses. What they sell them for
to the American consumer is a
matter which can be ascertained
at the counter of the large de
partment stores."
According to the records which
are in evidence, a certain style
of pocket knives made abroad
are being imported into this
country at 22,5 cents apiece and
being sold by the stores which
them for $5. a clear,
profit to the importing stores
of i!70 per cent.
Another style of pocket knife;
which contains three blades and;
a file is being imported into j
this country i'or,!)6 cents and1
being sold by the importing!
stores for ifo. a profit of 54")") perj
cent
Japanese cups and saucers are
being imported into this country
for M7.5 cents a dozen and are!
being sold at retail by the" im- j
porting stores for $4.20 a dozen,
a i lcar profit of 10115 per cent.
F.lectric flat irons are imported;
for li cents and sold bv the im-l
feels that he must conn' to some
terms with the red dictators:
and having failed to do this, or
anything else of moment at !e
noa. he prorogues the confer
ence and sets on foot another at
tempt to draw the great repub
lic in to help him and other gov
ernments pull their chestnuts out
of the fire.
The plan at Henoa boils down
to an attempt to buy the red
gang in liussia, by a bribe which
is called a loan to open the
empire to foreign trade. The
gang demanded two billion dol
lars at first, which was later rv
dnced by one-half, and proposes
to use t'tiis money as it sees fit
-to maintain its mighty army
and its propagandists of revo
lution in other lands The bol
slievik junta sniffed in derision
at the proposition to take 100.
(HiO.fHKI and be decent; and th
negotiations were virtually at an
impasse when adjournment ti.
The Hague was proposed. Hut
if any money is given to Russia
it will be by nations which owe
us money by governments deep
in debt to us. In a very real
sense therefore any cash with
which the Lcnine gang is bought
up will come out of us,
MAKE BANK BUFFET
YOUR RESTING PLACE
CLASSIEST RESORT
IN STATE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ?
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j; Proprietors
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for tho
BEST FOOD
Privats Tablet for Ladles
Boxes for Parties
Best
for the
Steaks Pastries
SERVICE
TRY IT
MONTANA CAFE
THE.T0N0PAH WING CORPORATION
Established 1905
STRICTLY A BANKING BUSINESS
Accounts of Corporations, Merchants, Individuals, Invited
DIRECTORS Geo. Wingfield, II. C. Brougber, Hugh I(.nrv
Brown, L. W. Knowles, Clyde A. Heller, J. B. Humphrey
E. W. BLAIR, Cashier
should investigate The Bonanza's new AlTOCASitiR
ADVERTISING SERVICE.
We receive tri-weckly 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 of
business.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The regular semi-annual teachers'
examination will hp held at the Tono
pah hiRh school building on Juno
12. 13, 14 and, 15. 1922.
MAUDE FP.AZ1EII,
Deputy Spt., 5th District.
J5-10.
SAVE MONEY
PATRONIZE THE ONLY
GROCETERIA
IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
NO TELEPHONE
NO DELIVERY
NORTHERN
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HIGH CLASS
ENTERTAINMENT
SOFT DRINKS
AND
CHOICE LINE OF SMOKES
MILLIARDS AND POOL
YOU'LL ENJOY YOURSELF
ANY OLD TIME
ST. PATRICK STREET
Belew Oddie
CASTING SERVICE IS FREE
We make no charge for this casting service,
cuts are furnished free to our advertisers.
The i
Call at this office or phone the advertising depart
ment, and you will gladly be shown samples.
SERVICE IS UNEQUALLED
AUT0C ASTER SERVICE is in a class by itself. The
Bonanza has installed the latest AUT0C ASTER, and
prompt service is assured.
Let Us Help You Increase Your Business
NO CLERKS
LETTERHEAD YOU Save All1
PRINTING
on
This Expense
MINE WORKERS'
MERCANTILE CO.!
cure federal action will he re- P"'tin- concern to the consumer
limiuished. 1'nhlie ..pinion should fur "J. llea' Profit of 3452
demand insteiid that a way shall I"'r ''ellt
still he snu-rh. t end the evil by Nq DICKERING WITH
legislation at Washington- It
would he strange indeed it' no
method could he found to termin
ate an evil that the nation ab
hors yet that a few states in
sist upon tolerating.
PETER BU0L OF CLARK COUNTY
Announces Mis Candidacy
FOR THE NOMINATION OP '
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM NEVADA
Subject to the will of the republican voters at the Primary Elec
tion to be held on September 6, 1922.
BOLSHEVISTS
I Secretary Hughes not only hits
the nail he strikes at squarely
i and powerfully on the head, but
it is his way to strike once with
out the slightest indecision or an
GET BACK TO hour of watchful waiting to see
WORK what somebody else may think.
A leader of the manufactur- He and the president are order
era' association sums up Ameri-!ing our relations with Russia up
eas' chief ailment in the follow-'on the theory, solidly based on
ing rather drastic fashion: incontestihle facts, that the Mos-
"High priced hotels, theaters. ; cow government is neither legi
hall parks and other camping j timate, representative, pennan
grounds of amusement and non-;ent, honorable, decent nor even
productive are enlarging their j Russain in any true sense of the
capacities to accommodate the! word. It does not protect life,
ever increasing army of refu-! property, the freedom of labor or
gees from the storms of life. I tlx1 inviolability of contracts, No
"Golf clubs, cigar factories, j dealings of any kind with it can!
jewelry establishments, walking! be profitable or safe; and wei
eane emporiums, pet dog ken- shall enter into no relations with
nels, canary bird dispensaries j it notwithstanding our deep sym-j
and boot legging joints are j pa thy for the terribly mistreated!
flourishing as never before. Ev-j Russian people of which we have!
ery street and highway through-j given and are giving such tangi
out the land is teeming; with au- ble proof. We still stand ready,
Tonopah Bottling Works
Phone 812
Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages
Lsnon Ssda, Raspbsrry Soda, Iron Port, Crsam Soda,
Hlrss Root Boor. Coea Cola, Strawbsrry Soda, Iron Bssr,
Sarsaparllla, Cldsr, Mlntral Watsr, its.
HaU Building Tonopah, Nevada
THE CASINO
PIONEER REFRESHMENT PARLOR OF
SOUTHERN NEVADA
FULL LINE OP SOFT DRINKS- ONLY THE
STANDARD BRANDS OF CIGARS IN STOCK
Telephone 466 Club Eoomi in Connection
Toi Will Fin4 Tow Iritnti lert
Bonanza Business Directory
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BUSINESS PROFESSIONS TRADES
Reduced Excursion Faros to CHARLES A. DE FL0N
: -rr:- f. ., J MIZPAH BTO
l5-dy limit S28.M , '
On tale Frldeye and Saturday W, B. GIBSON eD' eman' Retreat
Ne etep-evere ' LAWYER
jS-mentht limit tH Room 204 state Bank Building i L'fc Dr,n,C, A'1 K,n('
1 On sale dally Phones: Office 822. Residence 623. Pbil...! fM...
Hop-overs at any pelnt M0IC0 Of ClgarS
Tonopah & Goldfiold Railroad H!SS tfrJaKSb? N
Company SSSlJiTSlI Meet Jour Wends "
j. e. peck, Agent ,12.S1 8ute Bnk A Truft Popular Resort
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NEW BAKER COOK, FRENCH, STODDARD
WHO IS USINQ-A NEW AND '. 1 ;
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Superior tO any Other TONOPAH NEVADA Practice In all Nerada, Calif
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