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8ILVER (FOREIGN) 7VS
COPPER -138
LEAD 6.50
THE WEATHER
TONIGHT AND FRIDAY
FAIR
Bail
ONANZA
V0L xxi. NO. 274.
PRICE TEN CENTS
TONOPAIi, NEVADA, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1922.
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Doubt Expressed
ION HEADS
REFRAINING
0
Not L'xpected That Four Broth
erhoods Will Join in the
Strike Movement
SOLID FRONT IS ESSENTIAL
Refusal of Trainmen to Join in
Strike Would Prove Gen
erally Disastrous
(II ,nelnel1 lrel
CINCINNATI June 8 While un
ion heads generally refrained from
romt'ienttng on the probabiilty ot a
walkout as a result of the release
of strike ballots to 400,000 railway
tht.p men. some leaders expressed
the belief it wou'd not be sanctioned
unless the 16 brotherhoods and or
ganizations presented a solid front.
Doubt was expressed that the four
transportation brotherhoods would
Join in such a move as their wages
have not been cut by the railroa 1
labor, board.
DANISH MINISTER TO
BE NAMED SHORTLY
III; Urnx-lated Preaal
COPENHAGEN. May 21. (Ityj
Mall.)- Prince Aage of Denmark, who .
according to rumors, is to be the
next Danish minister to Washington,
has been entertained at luncheon
tee by the American club. Minis
ter Prince who presided introduced
Jus liighnes as "a great traveler, a
great soldier fighting on the side
of the allies, and one of Kurope's
fiof't middleweight boxers."
la his reply Prince Aage recounted
the happy Impressions which he had
obtained of the Americans whom he '
met In France during the war, and
he appealed to Amelca to assist Fu
rope through the 'darkest hotr she
had experienced since the armistice i
ith that same energy and 'ntelli- J
fence she showed during the war.
siflEBH
15 DECLARED '
fteluses to Turn Over to Ex
perts Reports on Compan
ies Consolidated
Atl l Prr..)
NEW VOHK. June S Thomas L.
niadlxmrne, a lawyer, who promoted
"ie Hepubllc-Mldvale Inland Steel
merger, was adjudged In contempt of
eourt today by the Lockwood legis
lative committee when he refused to
'urn over to experta the reports In
seven companies which were origi-i-'lly
Intended to be brought Into
consolidation-
BUTLER
-THEATRE-
TODAY
ANNA Q. N1L8S0N AND
NORMAN KERRY IN
"THREE LIVE GHOSTS"
A George Pitzmaurlce Produc
ilon From the stage play that
won unusual favor with Broad
way audiences " for many
months. A tale of three bud
dies who came home from. war
when the world had given them
up for lost. '
Also Latest Pathe News.
Tomorrow, Charles Ray !n
"Two Minutes to Go"
And "The Civet Cat," a wild
animal picture ot the Bill and
Bob series for boys.
Coming, Cecil B. DeMll'.e's
latest productlofi, "Saturday
Night"
DISCUSSION
CONTEMPT
PETER BUOL IS
Mfiiul
TO THIS TOWN!
Republican Candidate for U. S.!
Senator Makes Favorable Im
pression With Voters
Hon. Peter Hind, of Las Vegas,
puh'lcan candidate fur I'nited StaUs
.-I mttor, subji-ct to the vvMxs of 'he
voters at the primary election to be
held on September f, accompanied
by his brother, Frank lbn!, pr'siK-r-oits
rancher of Pahrump, Nye county,
is a visitor to Tonop.ih, and rr :lu
next three days will devote he, time
to becoming uctpiaintttd with ''( vo
ters. Mr. liuol is a live wire, possesses
a splendid personality, and is a re
publican of the- old school whose par
ty principles have never b.u ques-
tioned, and who will lend grace t)
the position to which nc aspires, n
the i 'i ciei's of tiiis state decide to
tender him the exalted position.
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mimir iudit
W mil
JIOII t e I I mini I iii' ij iuijii
The Tonopah Mining company eon- ,
to the people of Nevada and has been i
1 1 ! tinues to carry forth an energetic;
an empire builder of this state since ; campaiRn o mine construction and ;
19"4 when he located at Las V?..t. I ore production, and the report cover
A n.iive of Illinois he decided upon; jug the seven-day period eliding Mon-;
seeking a home in the west and in
. . . .... t !.,,t
ltu tie lora-eti in
within a year he decided Neva la
nffm-nil thn hoct im iicetnents ami ui-;"
lected I,as Vegas !TS his future hom.
He was honored by being elect, n
the first mayor of that town; served
12 years as miter! 'States com',, s-!
sloner; was e'ected to the Nevada
nssenibly in 1914. -"'ing one term ;
At tif fall plprtimi n r.'io no. win,
elected to
IMP S.illtf f'lilH,
four rears, retiring In lf20
a
'gislator he was never found waver
ing from the principles of the re
publican party. Mr. Huol i'J a hearty
supported of President Warren 0.
Hirdlng and the administration, and
will prove a valuable assist nit in
mnylng out the program that Is
being mapped and followed by the
towers at Washington.
.Mr Buol, upon leaving here, will j
drop over to Kly, and then visit Pl
oche and Ca'Iente, later dropping
Into Los Augo'es on June 20 where
ho will meet his wifo and dauuM'-r,
the latter attending school in that
;, following WmIi h he will proceed
'.. P.eno where he will maintain his
headquarters for the summer. H i
ex-eects to visit Tonopah and oih-rj
'r.v.'.'.'ern Nevada towns and cities at
least once a month, and purposes
making a borough canvass of N
vada with a view jf getting acquaint-j
ed with the voterr, In every nvii"n
of the state.
'AT He it is not generally known.
Mr. I'uol is interested in minim; in
Nye county and has been developing
the Roadside property at Slurp. 117
miles east of Tonopah, for the l..st
three years, with highly gratifying
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SUCCeSS. 110 IS llllfiraica ...
Barnes, the circus owner, in the
property of the Roadside Si'.ve.- Lead
Mines company, the two beimc the
principal owuers. Before s'artmg
n Plnchn and Caliente, he
will pay a visit to the minir.,' prop
erty in question
Mr. uuol was the man who was
largely responsible for developing ih9
'artesian water system of Las Vegas
'He Is also the moving spirit In th?
Nevada Limo and Rock quarry, 20
! milcs south of Las Vegas, whic l
'employs 115 men, and which is burn
ing 60 tons of limo daily, shipments
belng.made to Los Angeles. All tha
'lime used in the five mills of Tono
Ipah Is produced from those quar
I rles.
I
FISHING LICENSES
TO BE INCREASED
(By Associated Pre
STOCKTON, June S. The Central
California Fish and Game Protec
'ive Association yesterday recom
ied that the next legislature raise
!tho price of fishing and hunting 11-
censes from to $3 a year. A fee
'of $5 tor both was also recommended.
Whether Railway Strike Will Be Called
GREAT RECORD
BY TONOPAII M.
Shipment for Last Half of May
Shows Gain Fourteen Thou
, sand Over Former Period
OUTPUT IS BEING INCREASED
Outlook is Favorable for Even
Greater Tonnage Following
During Coming Months
I The Tonopali .Mining company
inhttchert . nv nrnrl ,,,-t ,,.,,l
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liiiriug the last half of May when a
-'Moment was made yesterday con-.
sisting of 27 bars of bullion that had
i value of $116,000, or an increase of
$14,000 over the first half of the
month. This made the production of
May total $118,000.
This made the grand total produc-
tion from thp biK miIla of Tonopali
for the month of May amount to
1 $711.2,19, or at the rate of $S,534,SGS
1 a year.
j day, June 5, follows:
1 alLVtn lUf OHftt
east, continued on a
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i cut 2 feet of quartz containing very
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fom nriu oi r p' ' p , B
purposes. Uev elopment. 'eet
onn.ige,
tK a IIiotIiiIio. follow.:
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;oi u miermeuiaie, oeing run f -.
; tween 567 and 577 intermediate- !
'n coo rnnt '
iivBouui u.o, uu uimiifto iu i yi v.
... on ... 7ftA
OF PRmCllON
IJt t?.UHlirill, O-.J LWl, lllllll.lr:. mv, i . ...r,..-.. ignoWer OI SClIUllltlllllft fr'iin .Tin...?,-.
8AND GRASS SHAFT. (pleased over the possibilities. Mr. gho was a pjctiire or girlish beauty.
"Raise 1167, no change to report, j Morton says that there is much talk djgnlty and KraCB 3 si,e was es
Development, 28 feet; tonnage, 350. j in Los Angeles concerning the new ; rorted t0 tlie a-tar by her father.
"Bullion, 27 bars; value $66,000." 'district and the opinion prevails gen-jKins Ferdinand of Rumania. From
PRESIDENT APPROVES
NAVAL OIL PROGRAM
fRr AnmnrinlrA Vrrmm)
WASHINGTON, June 8 President
Harding in a special message to the
senate today stated the policy of
the navy and Interior departments In
'ealing with naval oil reserves, In
cluding private leases, had his full
Approval.
AFTER ARREST
Attempts to Jump From Eleven
Story Window in Los Angel
es Hall of Justice
LOS ANGELES, Juno 8 Nathan
A. Halter, Ku Klux Klan klcaglo, and
self admitted leader of the night
riders in the Inglowood rail, April
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LEADER NANS
TRIES SUICIDE
J' JZl
rr.-7TMhP " to-
, J , In ,Z The i ndow'tal area and our permanent reserves
tempted to jump from the window ..,. ' . M
cf the e'.cvonth floor of the Han or
Records, according to a revelation :' whu an area oK-iiira cm oi o ... . SALT LAKE CITY June 8. Rousis
by To diaric! auorney's office. Ba- ' alia and a popu'at! n 12'. times the one made by the three boys , ft,
Iter is held In the psychopathic ward!:" '"ge has ore-tenth of its tot al j above mentione d I leged striking Carbon county coal
of the county hospital for obsorva- reserved lor forest3 anyone-1 The bod had been furled boxes' miners, are under arrest at Hiawa-
tion. t01:'lh of the area unafl fjreSS iand ortha(ievldien,1y b(n ".'"'.ha. Utah, charged with highway rob-
j "A deplorable instance of the dis-cremate the remains as the clothing, fl tQ have w
TADAMCCr rtrTTTWP wgtTd fr freSt WeW' 8n" f",est!ShWed l.he 6 T, an!""1 a robbed workers on their
JArANLbL LUI :i.,,ty In Australia is jo b fount; matter ot conjecture as to how long g
DOWN NAVAL FORCE in lo Acheron In Victor!,-, once one j the body had been buried, and Frank i
i0: the most beautiful tour:?: attrac-jJ. , Cavanaugh, the mortician, BANDITS ASSAULT
TOKIO, June 8.-Japan-s new naval j tin.-., but now scene of .isolation , It might bi three and it might he( TTTNFRANTTS
policy cut on the pattern outlined because of the operations of saw- twelve years. The head had been, WK UT1 1 11NCJV1N 1 0
at the Washington arms conference, millers, whose one object was to wrapped In a bandana handkerchief , (By Amartmtr4 PreMj
has made the naval field a very re- Oar the country of its timber tnor-;and the scalp and hair came off STOCKTON, June 8-Henry Tay-
stricted one for the young subjects 'oughly and quickly." jwhen the skull was lifted. lor killed and Eugene Tucker was
nf tha mikado accords to an off I- The conference adopted a resolu-; The bones were brought to the Phot In the leg when they resisted a
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rear's quota of cadets and enlisted tlons by skilled foresters, protected : death of the unknown man will be
men who will enter the naval sorv- from the interfernce of politicians, j established, following which the re
ice Is said to be considerably small-' are n-ary to preserve the for-1 mains will be Interred In the local
m than the overage ol the ptet esU. cemetery. V
BETTER VALUES
ill
AT CAMP TAYLOR
Two Shifts of Miners Being Em-
ployed in Sinking of Shaft
on Storm Cloud
NOW
SHOWING
Things do hum at the new sib ,- ALL NATIONS REPRESENTED ' WASHINGTON June S.-The sol-
gold camp of Tay'.or, situated five, i .Uera1 bonus bill, presented in the
miles south of Golden Arrow. Two Event Will Remain Unmatched senate today by Chairman McCain
frame buildings now grace the new , . ( g ,k ,,er of the illan(. (. mmittWi wUh
camp and three tents have been pro-1 r 3 Long lime 111 DUlhan arcomminv,. ,. ,
vided to house the crew of work -
men that are being employed at thi
Storm Cloud property, the control
the control j
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ot wh en has passed to tieorge u nig-
field and J. G Crumley.
Shaft sinking has been resume 1
under the direction of Nels Nelso.i,
end two shifts will be employed in
the breaking of ground. It is
pected that progress will resu.t at
'the rato of two feet each day from
this time forward. The ore showing
is better today than at any time Medieval pomp and splendor mark-jtne tQ (;t t)l(l mf,asur: t0 the
since development was started and cl the wedding here today of KiS senate calendar.
, the silver and gold contents of high I Alexander of Jugoslavia and Princess; Because of parliamentary proce
, value are still being maintained Marie of Rumania. Nearly every na- (!ur0 UIUPr which the senate was op-
In the event the showing justifies tion m tne out ami new mom : Prating, unanimous consent was nec
which now seems a certaintv. a grav- represented at the coremotiy, which ; essary t0 present the bill and report.
'ity water pipe line service will be linked the dynasties of three Balkan ; v.hk.n earlier in the day had been
constructed a distance of four miles countries, forming a powerful lar-,na(Ie ,)ui,i(c by Senator McCumber.
;to the new camp. It is said that rler against future wars in this tur-, gPnator Williams refusing such con
j there is a sufficient supply of water bulent part of Europe. The event ; sent Asserting congress had paid
'
, (la( (an b(J maJe availabl(1 for mi. probably will remain uumaicneu i.!(tli1 against
, dom(!sUc Durt)08es ,hat W0H,,,:a ,onR time In Balkan annals for lt8j..war profiteers'
be amp'e to meet the demands of i
community the size ot Tonopah unhand beauty of its aottings; the en-
i, Unit cml olans are lieinE formu-;
' Jated wherehv water will be piped
without delay aa soon as tha per -
manoncy of the district is assured.
W. E. JIor,on, a l.os Angeles brok -
.
t,nnl,n kiinco In HnMfU.Irl ninm.
uuni6 ,u
panied by rapk Ji. lay. or, alter
wlinni Hip cnoin i naiopd. visited the
i 1- --
!,iitrinf vp.tonlav imil rrtiirnl hlehlvi
era IV that a mineral district or per-
manency is being established.
TO BE CURBED
Australians Becoming Alarmed
Over Demolition of the For
est Wealth of Nation
fllT AnBorliitrri Trent
SYDNEY, N. S .. -May IS. (Dy
Mail.) The rapid demolition of Aus
DESTRUCTION Or
TIMBER OVERSEA
tralia's forest wealth occupied the Found in the Vicinity of Coyote
attention of the Australian fore3try Mountain and Foul Play
conference sitting in Brisbane and ,
plans were discussed to launch a 'S Suspected
campaign to curb what was styled
'the wanton destruction of timber I The skeleton of a human being
i v mill and fire " was found yesterday afternoon on
"There Is a popular delusion that;Coyote mountain' about 24 miles
Australia has untold rich's In her
forests, but the contrary is the case."
one sDeaker said. "A long course of
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linn tirninir innr irmiut'iii iiisiii-.t-
POMP ATTENDS
VEDDING KING
OF JUGOSLAVIA
Entire Route of Bridal Party
Lined With Double Rows
of Armed Soldiers
j AnnalS 01 SOCICty
(nr Annwiairii rr.-nm
IL.lMMttl.' O EM .lw.l"i t.i
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precautions eic im
:King Alexander and Princess Mario
of Rumania, during the wed ing fes -
tivitles today. The entire route of
the bridal party from the palace to;
ex-l(he cathe(lral wag inei w i t ti double
1 rows ()t suI(iorg and gendarmes with
ided rifles and fixed bayonets.
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political significance; the lavishness
thnsiasm and fervor of the people;
j the picturesqueness of the proces -
' slons, and the qualniness of the pres.
; ents to the brido and groom.
i Th ,.,, ,nvn ,a an anti(1e
; r
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with long court iraui
LMIlDrUMU-I 'Ml
,n mn,e gjlver and rygtals. and the
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princess wiirw ut-i m-i ni' ......
. . ..,.,... i,i .inn,,nE
,. ,,. j,,,. ii turiro court man-
je , brl,ant silver, at the lower
I end of which the double arms
n..
nvA l.,n.nnlnvin WOrO pmhrOld
ii ,-. ,v
1 ered In silver and gold- King Alex -
jar.der presented his bride with s
'massive crown of gold, set with dia-j
monds and rubies, each province of,.,, ijrTA! DI AMC IC
Jugoslavia having contributed a Jf1
cious stone to the diadem. 1 WRECKED AT DETROIT
SKELETON OF
j nest of Tonopah and within loo yams
where another skull was found about
two weeks ago oy Jimmy rosier aim
and Morria LeFevre The
fin, was maae by char:ea Gienn'
! deputy sheriff, who was detailed to
make an Inve9tlEation of the mat-
. ltal, cannrala .,'
uiium laniiii. i,ciw.o --o.--
ANOTHER MAN
IS UNEARTHED
SOLDIER BONUS
BILL PRESENTED
'Nearly Four Billion Must Be
Provided to Extend Over
Forty-Three Years
, probable cost to tin? ft-doral gov-
' 1 oir fro iti ......,. ,i
tllllUUllt, ttt .,0-iJ,U.tf.tOi, riui.au UHl
I1"' ul 1J ",Al "" "
uary 1. It is approximately $2.10,
imrt ft00 ,esa ,han Ule estlinate Mn,,,r
:the bouse bill which was RODS. 17'.',-
350, payable over 20 years.
Efforts present the
soldiers'
BEFORE SENATE
bonus hill to the senate were blocked
: by Senator Williams of Mississippi
Chairman McCumher gave notice he
: would make another effort later In
the government of
and every time of-
fort wag made to pay compensation
m so:dlors there was an objection,
senalr Ashurt of Arizona, urged
! Scnatl)r McCumber to move the hill
be rfy.eived.
;
GOVERNOR STEPHENS
GIVEN MOT SHOTS
, fiir ooUtri rm.i
CHICAGO. June S
The geenral
defense committee announced today
It had mailed a letter to Governor
! Stephens of California, commenting
) o;i the speech by the governor in
(which is governor is quoted as saying
jfthnt the criminal syndicalism law
j sho"d be Ringed except to
3 1 1 L II K L 11 1. II 11. 1 UK icnn r iu van-
Ifornia stands alone among states in
'continuing prosecution of organized
. 3
labor under war time statutes passed
luring a period of hysteric."
(fly AminrtAted 1'rrnMI
DETROIT, June ts The all metal
plane which Capt. Eddie Rickenback
er is attempting a cross country
flight from New York to San Fran
iseo, was wrecked at Packard fie'd
near here when it was struck by a
bolt of lightning L'O minutes before
Rickenbacker and the party were .o
be taken off for Chicago.
INDICTED KLANSMAN
INTENDS SURRENDER
(nr AiwoeUied Prcul
ATLANTA, June 8. G W. Price,
king kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan
of California, indicted in Los An-
! geles in connection with the Ing'e-
I wnnil 1-nOI Will leflVf hero tllllicht 10
face the charges, E. V. Clarks, im
perial wizard protein, announced to
dry.
ROBBERY IS CHARGED
TO COAL MINERS
A..oemed rre..i
. unuui. nuw " i-
workers In a box car traveling from
Modesto to Stockton. Frank Ston
a stranger, was areited here leUr
and li held for tdantUication.
1SALIENT TAKEN
F
OF IRREGULARS
Town is in Full Possession of
Military and Order Expected
to Be Maintained
REBELS ARECONCENTRATING
Thousands Said to Be Armed
With Latest American Ri
fles and Readv to Fight
I lly Annm-lntrd rr-MHl
itELKAST, June . lielleek is oc
cupied by British troops which ad
vanced today to take the salient fro n
the Irish irregular forces, ami the
fort overlooking lielleek was the first
captured by the Drilisli troops. Tie.
town was then taken possession 'if
by the military.
As the British forward march con
tinued and s eeial constables acting
as observers, the occupied hill toas
commanding a view of lielleek and
Maghoramera castle, the advance par
ties specials held the roads and otlur '
strategic points, .Motor and steam
launches kept in touch with troopj.
while in the middle lake small cover.!
were observed, apparently containing
stores.
At the Newtownards military head
quarters it was suited Be'.leek had
been retaken without loss of life
and no prisoners were taken.
Illy AmMM'Inti'd Trent)
LONDON BERRY, June S - Ex
change Telegraph statement says:
"Several thousand rebels are report
ed to be concentrated at liapiioe.
County Donegal, armed Willi the lat
est American rifles. Large rebel
forces o.i the northern side of the
Derry-Donegal border are reported to
lie conscripting Donegal loyalists,
wlin believe tiny are going to be
used as a si Teen in a rebel attack
on Londoiiberry "
Six thousand men of the Liverpool
ngiinent arrived here last night, tak
i'ig up quarters in the Tennon Dacca
house, owned by Nazareth nuns,
Gwynns institute and Magee Presby
terian college on the Donegal side
of the River Foyle. The London
berry military baracks are on the
County Londoiiberry side of Foy'.e,
so there are now large reinforcements
en both banks of the river.
H
PURCHASED BY
Property Expropriated by Obre
gon to Prevent Sale to
American Syndicate
(Bf Ajpnelated PreHl
EL PASO, June 8 Arrangements
have been made by Caja de Presta
mos, Mexico City banking house, o
purchase the o.OOO.OOO-acre Chihuahua
estate of General Luis Terrazas, re
cently expropriated by President Ob-
logon, to prevent the sale of the land
to A. J. McQuatery and a syndicate
of American financiers, according to
Consul General Luis Montes Deoo.
:iere.
GinSON BERRY, superintendent nf
the Round Mountain and Fairview
Mines company, was an arrival in
Tonopah last night to look after busi
ness matters
THE WEATHER
Local Observer, United States
Weather Bureau:
Temperatures S a.m. Noon
Current 50 71
Wet bulb 42 49
Relative humidity 48 18
e Temperatures, Extreme
' 1922 1921
Maximum yesterday ..80 85
) Minimum yesterday . 62 61
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