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PAOS fWO TONOPAH DA1LV BONANZA, TONOPAH, NEVADA, WIRSDaV EVENJNO, JUNE 3, 1922. TONOPAH DAILY BONANZA "' " hubllsl.cd every evening. Sunday excepted, by the Tonupah Bonanza 1'ilntlng Incorporated. W. W. BOOTH, EDITOR AND MANAGER Teroie f "absrrtptlon for the Dally lliianm Km- Tear, by Mall Ill Ot One Mnnth Delivered by Carrier Six Mentha . In Tonoiial. I hie Month lOO.:Pln(fle Coplea. each Z The Associated Press Is exclusively of all news dispatches credited to It or and also the local news published herein. Entered at the postofflce at Tonopah as second cluss matter Offli lsl Paper fur the C ounty of ye ) the Ton a of Tmiiiimli HEADLINE HEADLIGHTS the ciii-ourattciiiciit ot v,. dowin-a-t dcnio'-iats Mn ,,' tin )'. tir. unalue to sec the risini: mui prnsp-nt us it ciiieru'es from u'loom left l.y the democratic line we .iiote the following iliillfs ff'illl n-eellt l-sies ot ratie newspapers: 'oreiL'ii trade now exceeds ol- lllh 1! wat pefh ha -tors lilt to i.t liinai ion ..:' upward move-Ui-licweii .leinaiei l-todllcts K-.i!iMoi o I'lilt 1 h iiciit tor I markets hinh- l.aliv in w I market. fri'iieli reeoverv in trad in- .ii.-ate.l. Ileasy retail movement ex pected in .lime, Kailrnads train in net for April. Fewer idle coal cars Makes , -upper prodiief ion rec ord iWer crest rates to farm- share which he and Ids sympa thizers c t the American peo d steel orders are FRANCE AND ENGLAND CLASP HANDS nt to work with the I of the democracy of said Premier Lloyd eOOll Will Krailee." (ieoi'tre in his incnioralde spec -h in the house of commons on the lienoa conference. "We must work together for peace in Eu rope, and upon that principle we shall work as whole hearted ly as the democracy of. France for the purpose as we work in order to defend Europe against the agression of our common enemy." Certain opponents of the government 's policy engaged in hitter criticism of Lloyd lieorge's attitude toward France, hut the premier won the confi dence of the house hy a vote of 2:.") to 2fi. There have been those in re cent months who have lost no opportunity to engender ill feel ing between (ircat Britain and France. They have not hesita ted to criticize the alleged mili tarism of the French, the insist ence of France upon full compli ance by Germany with the terms of the' Versailles treaty, and the unalterable opposition of the French to the Russian Soviets Of course, a break between the two countries could mean noth ing less than Hie triumph of the Iitissiiin-t icrinan "ombination. The rebuke administered to those mis chief makers by Premier Lloyd lo.uge ami the house of com mons ought tosilemse them and hasten the time when the saner nations of Europe, workiilf to gether, in bring order out of the Russian chaos. ... , own soviet government JJ nay a democratic aspirant,, . . . . . lv denies it. ior congressional ornce ih going to be considerably disappointed'. when the returns from next No vembers ' elections begin coming in. Why do some of the Ameri- .. . ,. . ., . Juripe propose to discount their, elaims 50 per cent, for example, instead of asking the taxpayers to throw off KX) per uentt President Harding's horse, 1 Harbell, took a blue ribbon. Ex- President Wilson's horse, Demo-I crat, has gone to the bonoyard. i Do you see any parallel? When bolshevism is kicked otit of Russia persans the European powers ran talk business sense. 1.00 10 i entitled to the use for republication 1 not otherwise credited In this paper LENINE KISSES iiirti. -Til-iinir lv press report i.e nine is acipiirnii; soim olloiac sense, t Ik iioi it may Well ill doiihtcd whether he lias hail 1 .'lianire of heart. His cilliliill'. may lie far superior to his con science. However that may lie it is iiitcrestniL' to note tliat ; corporation has lieen forme. I In soviet syiiipiiihiers in the I nit ed States for the purpose of tak me control fa.-toric.s in lories are t crl a 111 ;a. u hi t urtie.l lo! inn..' Il 1','le iVer to he the eoriMira t i"i 1 nine, who ,!! them had veideip i oh i is, -a! from the former owners for the corporation arc raised hy scllim; shares cadi and dividends arc I' lllHiS to he at 1H to he paid profits . havii will permit . nine, bavins iMVcn ins ap proval t.. tin- scheme, fine would nat uraliy inter t hat he had quali fied to his dechirat of eternal c d0 per war upon capital. ple to invest, is capital the sav ings 'of t hoilsa nils of hard work ing Americans who spent less than they earned. With the ink har.llv dr on his announcement that he would never compromise with capital. Lenine would wel- ciiuie any small amounts ,,f cipi- (., annuiiits ia( lt, ... ,, . . ,. can c.traet troin the p,n-kc s ot ' iiiilustrious and thrifty pk A more impressive tribute to the importance of capital could scarcely be imagined. Quite likely the nruaniziTs of the movement will he able to raise the noeessary finals by sell iiii.' shares at 10 einli. but. af ter the money has been brouirht together ainl the factories taken over, the investors of that money will undoubtedly feel some con cern lest Lenine put into prac tice once more his t henries' of i nationalization of property. If he could confiscate the factories in the first place, lie can Inter confiscate the property of the I corporation that takes them overt and operates them, or he can con-1 fist-ate the profits that miuht bp! available for the payment of! dividends. I Another feature ot report that ehalletioe is the emphasis upon the lirws s attrlltinn the irom- 1SI of dividends. That promise hiehlly important if funds i v;is w on to he raised on other than l flmritv basis. IVnpIp who havo worked and saved while others were idling or over-spending. 1'eel that they have a rifiht to Ireinuneratiiiii for the use of their savings- Thev feel that they are entitled to henefit by their industry and self sairifii-e. The soviet sympathizers recog nizes this almost world-wide principle of individual property rights, notwithstanding their express- Jt will be both interesting and instructive to observe the prog ress of this effort to bring eapi- jtal to the rescue of its sworn enemies. Apparently there can 1 be but one of two results either Lenine must acknowledge the es sential, character of capital or he sentiaL character of capital or he .' must repeat his previous acts of he pursues, the world will get an ! additional lesson in economics, i A CAPITALIST OUTRAGE j Leniric's inclination to hit the United States, as he goes out of his way to do in his reply to the' Genoa demands, is quite under-! standable. lie savs we initiated' i the policy responsible for all thei woeg which lately have fallen I iipou the Russian people, To get 1 out from under, when one has made n mess of it, is 'quite hiiin- Ml, Mill ill this t'iise Lenilie could not help picking the United Suites us the chief of fender. The I'nited States is the leading ex ample of Tuitions afflicted with a foolish devotion to capitalism and individualism. To this of- . tense lt adds the even greater suilt of prosperitv. Lenine ean- . . not forgive the American people who insist on making capitalism ; a success, who insist upon mak ing it work in the teeth of all I.eiiinc's theories so that its peo ple arc fed and clothed, arc sol vent and as happy as humans maii;i.re to he in this imperfect world. While Bolshevism and Lenine are presiding over a starvin;.' and hankrupt nation, it is nnforfrivahle for capitalist na tions to thrive in defiance of the true doctrine. GENTRY CIRCUS IS ' ! COMING SATURDAY i form ioc.r. ;inlim:l3 and enarmiiis ':, s jungle kinps unit bsrnyard puts ure curiously intermingled in the ;M"'IVri:i.inco uf Gentry tiros, show anil wild ar.inuil arena, which is to . vcliit in Tonopali June in, aad which will, no doubt, provide a Jolly, ioyoin jinglinB holiday for the folks for an miles around Accordiiif; t-i one of the advance 'nil who was in the city recently, a mile long street parade starts the day's circus frolics, in which bun "r: -Is of aaiiiia'.-., both wild and do irastic, appear along with four bands, and eelctric and a steam calliope, a Scottish brgpipe organizitiun. anil ,a,"!.v ri"' iini' P"'1' vehicles; the pa ri lie is scheduled to appear on the diiv. mown business streets at noon, how day, and is reported r.s worth pong many miles to see. The Gentry Bros. show1, which for eivs was knovn as the "children's de ight.' and spoken of an "Santa Claus' only rival in the hearts of the children, has in the nasi year. ,., K1,,;:y ,niarKe,l, retaining all the features that appealed to the young and adding all the newe-t ideas in circusdoni, so that now, the children take father and mother, in- , , . , , -t-I'd of the folks taking the cluld- nn as , ynre !, attractions on the grounds preceding the big show, are reported ar. pleasing the litt'e ones anil the r iv. n np.-i. anil the sideshow gets intu action immcdiatejv after the re Mini of the parado The Bonanza Invites comparison. We always publish the news 12 hours in advance of a rehash sheet. ' LETTERHEAD PRINTING on PETER BU0L OF CLARK COUNTY Announces His Candidacy FOR THE NOMINATION OP UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM NEVADA Subject to the will of the republican votera at the Primary Elec tion to be held on September 6, 1922. Tonopah Bottling Works Phone 812 Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages Limon Soda, Raspberry Soda. Iron Port. Croam Soda, Hlros Root Bur. Com Cola, Strawbirry Soda, Iron Bur, Sartaparllla, Cldor, Mlnoral Wator, oto. Hall Building Tonopah, Nevada THE CASINO PIONEER REFRESHMENT PARLOR OF SOUTHERN NEVADA full LINE OP SOFT DRINKS.. ONLY THE STANDARD BRANDS OP CIQAR8 IN STOCK Telephone 466 Club Roonn in Connection Toi Will Tin Tour Fritnda Kara 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, cm ciform, octagon and tool. Also genuine Norway iron. Imported by Swedish Steel Co., 729 Haijnsnn Street, S. F. Sold by J. A. Mur phy, Reno, Nevada. I MAKE BANK BUFFET ! f YOUR RESTING PLACE ! f CLASSIEST RESORT I IN STATE HEADQUARTERS EVERYONE FOR UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Fancy Cigars and Every Variety Soft Drinks JOHN F. MANI0N ALBERT KELLY Proprietors SAVE MONEY PATRONIZE THE ONLY GROCETERIA IN SOUTHERN NEVADA NO DELIVERY YOU Save All This Expense MINE WORKERS' MERCANTILE CO. 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 . O. ASPLAND, General Agent Tonopah &. Tidewater Ry. Artistic Job printing at this office N'uf Bed. MONTANA CAFE for BEST the FOOD Private Tables for Ladies Boxes (of Parties for the Steaks Pastries Best SERVICE TRY IT MONTANA CAFE HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT 80FT DRINKS AND CHOICE LINE OF SMOKES BILLIARDS AND POOL YOU'LL ENJOY YOURSELF ANY OLD TIME ST. PATRICK STREET Below Oddie NORTHERN CABARET Bonanza Business Directory BU5INESS PROFESSIONS TRADES Reduced Excursion Fares to San Francisco BEGINNING APRIL 28, 1922. 15-day limit $28.05 On Mlt Friday and Saturdaya N itop-oven 3-montht limit..... $33.65 On aale dally Stop-ovara at any point Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad Company J. E. PECK, Agent We Have a NEW BAKER WHO 18 USING A NEW PROCE8S IN MAKING BREAD We Guarantee It to be Superior to any other Give it a Trial YOU WILL BE SATISFIED VIENNA BAKERY TOCK BROKER Member San Francisco Stock Exchange 832 Tonopah Phone 122 111 Main Street TONOPAH NEVADA R. FRED BROWN TRILBY DIVIDE MINING COMPANY Stockholders in the above company please communicate with the undersigned. Im portant. FENWICK& CO. TONOPAH i.-W-.HH--HH-H THE TONOPAH BANKING CORPORATION Established 1905 STRICTLY A BANKING BUSINESS Accounts of Corporations, Merchants, Individuals, Invited DIRP:CTORS Geo. Wingfield, II. O. Brougher, ITugh IIerv Brown, L. V. Kuowles, Clyde A. Heller, J. B. Humphrey E. W. BLAIR, Cashier t y-m Mil 11 1 should investigate The Bonanza's new AUT0CAS11R 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 i business. CASTING SERVICE IS FREE We make no charge for this casting service, 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 AIT0C ASTER SERVICE is in a class by itself, I he Bonanza has installed the latest AUT0CASTER, anJ prompt service is assured. Let Us Help You Increase Your Business -I an CHARLES A. DE FL0N Attorney -at-Law TONOPAH. NBVADA Room- 203 State Bank Bldg. W. B. GIBSON LAWYER Room 204 State Bank Building Phone : Office 622. Reaidenee 623. HUGH HENRY BROWN WALTER ROWSON ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW Dfflcee 312-318 8tate Bank Truat Co. Building Tonopah Nevada COOK, FRENCH, STODDARD AND HATTON LAWYERS 605 8tate Bank A Truat Bldg. TONOPAH NEVADA WILLIAM FORMAN LAWYER 318-319 8tat Bank Building TONOPAH NEVADA Hotel Golden LARGEST HOTEL IN THE STATE NEWLY REMODELED ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM DEPOT Ratea $160 to $3.60 RENO NEVADA Wittenberg Warehouse and Transfer Company HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING PROMPT DELIVERY COAL and WOOD FOR SALE Phone 1062 ll!l!!!ll'. The 1 MIZPAH BUFFEl A Gentleman's Retreat Light Drinks of All Kindt Cholcs of Cigars Meet your friends at this Popular Resort GEO. HOLSTEIN, Prop. Alexander M. Hardy ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Practice In all Nevada, Califor nia and United Statea Courts. Office: 202 State Bank Bids, Tonopah, Nevada. Phona 716 LOTHROP-DAVISCO. Ditributors for TONOPAH HOME BREW tfsnifaotirid la Attord ansa with Rifilatlsas el ths Intornal Rivinii Bi rsai. FOR SALE AT MONTANA BAR Atriss frtn T. I 8. BODIISER BEER Static