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THE WEATHER
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Cloudy Probably 8howert
Bonanza
METAL QUOTATIONS
SILVER $ .99
SILVER (FOREIGN) 714
COPPER -13
LEAD 5.50
vnTxXI. NO. 275-
T0N0PAH, NEVADA, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1922.
PRICE TEN CENTS
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TONOP AH D
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Premier
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HELPLESS SAYS
WEST REPORT
(
Inst Speech on June I and
LOM i'lfcw" .
Has Since Been Expected to i
li'p Af Anv Moment I
yi . -
REPORT NO LONGER DOUBTED
Not Believed That High Russian
Official Can Survive
for Many Days j
,nr 4.iix-latr4 Pra
LONDON, June 8. From source
hich cannot be doubted It is learned
rtat Premier Lenine's condition up
in a few days ago was regarded at
Sliicow as critical and probably hope
frss, although there is no word as
I" what change the lnteremlng days
may have brought- These advices
state the recent stroke of the soviet
premier was cerebal paralysis. He
lost his speech entirely on June 1,
ar.J was expected to die any day.
OWNER OF CLEVLAND
nilR ANSWFRS fAII !
rtiWVVCJVJ Wii-l.:
(By AnnfM'lateil Pma
CHICAGO, June 9. James.C. Dunn,
president and chief owner of the
Cleveland American League Baseball
c'.ib. died here todajr after a long
Hit MS.
L
Twelve Given Diplomas at the
Graduation Exercises Held
In High School Gym
The high school gymnasium was
crowded last night with an apprecia-j
tive audience that had assembled to
wltne..j the graduation exercises of
the high school. The address was
delivered by the Hon. Hugh Henry
Brown, in which he dwelt with the
preent day problems, urging the mem
bers to pursue their studies in the
higher Institutions of learning that
they might better be equipped to
fight the battles of life.
Tb gymnasium was charmingly
decorated in ctais colors of pink and
gift n, while the members of the class
were attired in grey caps and gowns,
Presentation of diplomas were mart
by Walter W. Anderson, superintend
t of schools, to the following:
James Wilson, Florence Ryan, Wil
liam Ry.-n, Va'.entlno Tolnnd, Donald
Toland, Lois McLeod, Gwendolyn M
Leod, Maute Esser, William Fits Ger
old. Evelyn Carlson Harry Anderson
nd Dorothy Conway.
BUTL ER
THEATRE--
TODAY
CHARLES RAY
IN
"TWO MINUTES TO GO"
It starts with a laugh, runs
into romance and ends ln that
succession of thrills that come
with a hard fousht football
game 'and
"THE CIVET CAT"
A wild animal picture of the
Bill and Bob series for boys.
Tomorrow, double bill; Char
lie Chaplin In a two-reel com
edy, "the Emigrant," and "The
Ruse of tho Rattler," a West
ern drama of thrills, suspense,
action and romance.
Monday, Cecil B. DeMIiles'
latost production ''Saturday
Night."
CONDITION
ING PEOPLE
COMPLETE HIGH
SCHOO
COURSE
Lenine
RAILROAD BUILDER
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
(Br Aaanrlatrd 1 !
SAN FRANCISCO, June -
Funeral j
urangaments are being completed fori
the late Thomas Mellerah, treasurer 1
o( the Pacific coast division of the
American Red Cross and formerly!
prominent as a railroad executive, i
who died at his home here yesterday. (
"e 'cred"d with jme obtained j
the financial support necessary to
r.vIPnii the Northwestern Pa.ifie i
-----
Rat - road company from Wll'.ets to
Eureka.
ALTO SHOWING
IS
WEEK TO WEEK
Oxidized Formation on
Hundred Level is Beginning
To Show Values
The showing on the Alto
iin-
Uruoeny COUlluueo lu maivt7 nil ii..- i
Drovement as development Is carried
forward, and the outlook is prom's-
l,yr fer th nronertv being entered
among the list of shippers. The west
on M0 levd wm a(lvanrtd
21 feet during the past week, in ox
dized formation. According to the
official statement as given out by
Joe Mayer, conditions are favorable
for improvement of values. A b'.ow T
and five-horsepower motor has been
Installed on the 400 level station to
facilitate the ventillation of the drift
and good headway is expected to be
made from this time forward.
MOSS MINING PROVES
PROFITABLE INDUSTRY
BIO BAR. Trinity County. Calif.,'
June 9. "Moss Mining" has become
an Industry paying good returns to
a half dozen men in this county wr.o
are pursuing It- The method of op
eration is simple. Moss is gathe.'?d
along the Trinity river from crev
ices In the rocks, the best "digging"
being from six to eight feet above
low water mark. The river waier
carries with it small particles or
gold that lodge in the moss and are
held there.
When the moss has been collected
AaA it ta hnrnnd. The ashes
are washed for the gold, which thu.
r..- Uaa haan fituiifl in nuantitv to
bring more than wages to halt a
dozen miners along the river.
,ip .
POWER COMPANY IS
SWITCHING WORKERS
Glon Baxter of the Nevada-California
Power company will enjoy a
vacation of two months ln San Fran
cisco. D. H. Gage, employed in the
Goldfield office, wf.I come to Tou
pah, and Harry Pierson will go to
Goldfield to take up the duties
vacated by Mr- Gage. Paul E. Brown
will come over from Goldfield to take
Mr- Plerson's place temporarily.
MURDERER SHOT
UTAH JAIL FOR
Court Sentence Carried Out on
Man Who Killed and Robbed
Man On Lonely Road
SALT LAKE CITY, June . Mck
Obllialo was executed today at the
Utah state prison for the murder of
Marco Laus, a miner, who was stab
bed to death and robbed of $1200 ln
a lone spot on the outskirts of this
city In August, 1919- Steve Maslich,
who perpetrated the murder with Ob
lisalo, was executed at Uie prison on
January 20. Both chose execution by
booting Instead of haaclng.
IMPROVING
DEVILISH
fORK
Is Reported as Being On
FORD
PROBABLY
TO BE AWARDED
MUSCLE
SHOALS
Three Separale Rcports Sub.
. .. .. . n
mitted for Action of Congress
With Respect to Property
FORD PROPOSAL IS FAVORED
Military Committee of House
j Submits Proposals to Be
Acted L'pon Shortly
(By Aaaoelnted Tread)
WASHINGTON, June 9. Three
separate reports petting forth rec
ommendations for action by congress
j with respect to private development
Fouri0 tnt government's $106,000,000 pow
er and nitrate projects at Muscle
Shoals, Alabama, was made to the
(house today by members of the mlli
jtary committee. Acting Chairman Mc
Dlvido : Kenzie, who drafted the majority re-
rert, declares at tne outset mat tne
.document of the Ford proposal was
1116 n:y ne unu "wormy or sen
consideration," and asks accept
jance by the house, provided
ever, the Gorgas .team plant
how-
be nof
included among the projects.
House leaders declined to give the
membership' any idea as to how soon;
reports dealing with Henry Fords' of-'
fei for Muscle Shoals property might
be taken up for consideration. Re-
publican leader Mondell, declaring no;
decision could be readied until vari
ous reports had been submitted and
studied.
BE PROBED BY
South Carolina Couple Taken in j
Charge by Hooded Klansmen
and Given Scare i
fBy Aaanplntrd lreaa)
ANDERSON S. C, June 9.-
-Inves
nidnapping late last night of Robert
,PP "8 " "s ..!,,fc"1 1 " '
u. Sullivan, anil -vnss icuoy novo.
"ho reported lo the police they had
whlle seate(1 ln a aN
mobile in front of the young wo-j
man s home, suuivan, wno is sec
retary of a cotton mill, and also sec-:
re-tary of the South Carolina Cot-1
KIDNAPING TO
AUTHORITIES NORTH
ton Manufacturers' Association re-;ac
Dorteu to the police his abauctors
were dressed ln regalia resembling
Ku Klux Klansmen. He said the
couple were given a "lecture."
rvfTio irTiKiT-nc
MYSTIC SHR1NLKS
TO USE TELEPHONE'
(By AaanrUted
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 Shrin-
ers attending the Golden Jubilee here
June 13-16, will be able to keep ln
touch with any of the 300,000 or
more visiting members snd friends!
by means of an intricate network of
telephone wires reaching every build-
lng In the city that houses a branch
. .. .... ,m ltnA"
o: Shrine activity. uaruem u
v-T.l , be
Shrine."
synonymous with "Mistic
ooa'AirrTrc ' is known as the McDonald, and when - public nuisance and against the mor
ULYMrlL LU1V1M11 ILL j,,,e 0i,jectlve is reached extraction als of the public. Shortly thereafter
HONORS CITY OF L. A. of ore through both' these workings : Mrs. Parker was arrested upon a
. , from the crosscut will be ln order, j charge of having narco'les In her pos-
(By Aaaocl-ted PrM
PAKlO, June 1 lie Huemaiiuiiai
Olympic committee has authorized
the city of Los Angeles to hold In
ternational games under the patron
age committee ln September, 1923,
to dedicate Its new stadium. Games,
however, will lave no connection
with the regular Olympic.
George Southworth, accompanied
by his wife and son, left this morn-
... can Francisco, where they
nig iu.
will attend the Shriners' gatnering. jotner pan. ui -
which will be the big attraction Iniportant developments have yet been
that city next week. I forthcoming."
SERVICE OF WARRANT
' (Hy Anorlnted Preaa)
' WASHINGTON, June -Representative
Woodruff of Michigan, declared
today in the house, that, according
to his information from tiiree sources,
J- L. Phillips, republican state chair
man of Georgia, had stated last week
prior I ) his arrest on c'Mi'ge- i:i con
nection with war fraud cases, that
' things on the hill had come to such
a condition," he probably would be
arrested, but the case would end
l he re.
OAKLAND PLANS
STRUCTURE COST
THREE MILLION
Will Be Occupied by Southern
Pacific and Athens Athletic
Club of That City
(nT A..o.iatri l-re...
OAKLAND, June 9 Plans for the
erection, of a six-story building, cov
ering an entire block bounded by
Franklin, Webster, Thirteenth an 1
Fairttenth sterets here, and at a
cost of 13,000,000, will be drawn up
as the result of a recent meeting
of the Athens Athletic club at which
a site was selected. The buildi:.--;
i wi he oecun ed lointiv Dv tne
Soulhtni rac,fic tormlnalg aiu, .,,
club.
The ground floor wiii eouuin of
fices, stores and terminals. The other
floors will be devoted to the use
of the athletic club. !
Organisation of the club, starts1 !
three years ago, is now practically J
completed, officers have been elect-;
od, and the 3,000 membership mark
set as the limit nearly reached.
STAR IS
AS A PRODUCER
M,,,-rS Will Re In Shane With
r-
in I en UayS tO Permit Large
VnlnmP Ore Reintr Made
- ;
Conditions at the North Star at j
present are very satisfactory, as well
encouraging, and the management
; hones within the next ten days or.'
SHOWING CLASS
tV!0 weeks to have matters in shape Herald since Its Inception 11 years
for tne production of quite a volume j ro, be'ng publisher at first and la-
j 0f ore The official report given out,ter becoming president of the Even-
j Friday morning, covering the week: lng Herald Publishing company. He
lending June 8, follows: ' ! was born In The Dalles. Ore., ln 1863,
"On the 10S0 level crosscut 1075,
scuth, located back of tne winze sta-
tion, made the usual progress, and
several stringers of ore were cut that
are showing some values. This cross -
cut is being driven to pick up several
segments of the vein which comes
from Be!mont ground.
1 Tne 107- hanging-wai: crosscut, off:
j jo5() eveli nflg pa99e(i through a
j lf)re vn 0f exceedingly good ore-
... . . ...
ixhis crosscut Is being driven wun
;the pbjt 0f picking up another
faulted segment of the vein which
"1079 hanging-wall crosscut, ott
. .
1050 level, is being run ior prospect -
lng purposes, but no ore of value has;
nrncraTs11 from the 1073 Intermediate
level and a good grade of milling ore
Is being extracted.
"Work on the upper level has been
temporarily suspended, pending de
velopments that are going forward
on the 1050 level- Some minor pros
Hn la being carried forward In
.. . .u. ! nn l,rv
1 KLUX KLAN
ARE ARRAIGNED
ON LICHEN
T
ThirtyTwo Members Appear to'in Faiion and e. e. nuriingame, nu
Face Charges Preferred in
Los Angeles Court
KING KLEAGLE NOT PRESENT
Wires He Is Leaving Atlanta
and Will Be Present Some
Time Next Week
ffly AaaoHiitefl I'rraal
LOS ANGELES, June 9 Thirty
two members of the Ku Klux Klan
appeared in the superior court today,
for arraignment upon an indictment
i
growing out of the fata, night riders
I raid in Inglewood on April 22. Read-,
lng of the lndictment was waive;1 aiul
klansmen the arraignment was con-;
tinned until Monday. The district at-i
torney's office received telegraphic shaft In what is known as a crosscut
advices from G. W. Price, king klea- drift. It was reported today that a
glo, also indicted, that he was leav-; six-inch streuk of ore is now ex
ing Atlanta and would arrive here rosed that carries average values
next week, to report. of $35 a ton.
Deputy District Attorney Doran an-; The face of the crosscut from the
ncunced he had begun preparation of 1400 level is now 90 feet from the
extradition papers for W- H. Coburn, station toward the vein which iie.s to
grand goblin of the Pacific coast do- the south and good headway will re
main of the Ku Klux Klan. Coburn, i suit in making the drive to the ob
who was one of those indicted here ! jective.
in connection with the Inglewood During the week ending Wedne3
raid is In Atlanta, Ga., according to day, March 8, a total of 150.7 feet
reports received here.
EDITOR FROM
LOS ANGELES
L
Guy Barham Was Traveling
i With Hearst When Stricken
! With Throat Trouble
fllr AaanHnted Preaa)
LONDON, June 9-
publisher of the Los Angeles Herald,
who has been traveling in Europe
v.ith Wil'iam Randolph Hearst, died
i i a London hospital today. He was
operated on three days ago for
throat trouble, -and apparently had
recovered from the effects of the
Iteration, but died suddenly from
what the doctors describe as pul
monary embolism.
LOS ANGELES, June 9. Guy Brin
-on Parham, a broker, one time state
banking commissioner and publicist,
s been directing the hoad livening
j -n l was brought to California three
years later wnen tne ramny estao-
m hed itself in Watsonville and came
1 to southern California In 1913.
! nnr..mTr, unilcrTC-
ROOMING HUUbhi lb
DECLARED A NUISANCE
At a meeting ot tne board of com-
niissloners this morning, sitting as
a town board, the rooming house II-
-a tin ln..t T) n l.
cense oi airs, wae i-uutj ri-
was revoked and the Parker rooming
house on Main street was declared a
, session, sne was tanen Dciore jus-
1 . A.. Jl .1 nlnAHA imnn .null
1 uce tuuiij aim i "i""'.""";
bonds ln the sum of $750.
PRINCETON HONORS
PRESIDENT HARDING
DIES N
ONDON
PRINCETON, June 9. Cited by Kato, orrerea tne premiersnip oi ja
Dean West, Princeton Law Schooljpan, has asked for time to consider
ns a Hkerfor truth and so1, a- of'v.hether he would undertake to form
rf.mnllrnted difficulties, a man of I a cabinet to succeed that of Pre-
"immense patience and self effacing
modes," President Harding was
awarded the honorary Princeton de
gree ot doctor ot laws-
Brink of Death
OFFICERS SEARCHING
FOR SHOE SALESMAN
The authorities are looking fur a
young man giving his name as R H.
Sweet, who is accused of obtainit.
money from a great many people in
southern Nevada of sums averaging
fii. The money was secured, it is
alleged, upon orders of moccasin
boots. It is believed that Sweet is
orricer, ten this morning for tint
town in the belief that be can be
located.
1300 LEVEL OF
GREAT DIVIDE
Crnsfiif Frnm Fourteen Hun.
- . vr-., i ivvu null-
rf j L , .
t-
! Ninety Feet From Shaft
Ore has been encountered on the
1300 level of the Tonopah Divide
iiif underground work was performed
with the following results: "111
east drift advanced 5 5 feet; 1351
; drift advanced 25 feet; 240 south
crosscut extended 24 feet; 527 sout.i
crosscut e.iended 16 feet; 1005 north
crosscut extended S7 feet; lour, south
crosscut extended 25 2 feet;
1400
scuth crosscut extended 34.3 feet ;
417 raise carried 5 feet; 527 winze
sunk 7 feet."
BODIES OF MEXICAN
OFFICERS RECOVERED
Tile bod-
(Hy Aaaneli-' lr.aa
LAREDO, Tex., June 9
ics of General Lucio Blanco, Colonel
SPLENDID
ORE
'Aurello Martinez and Major Garcia,
-Guy Barham.t kliled bv the Mexican customs guards
j and soldiers Wednesday night, as
; they headed an alleged invading par-
ty into Mexico, were recovered from
t lie Rio Grande today.
;
MANY RROADCASTINQ
STATIONS ON COAST
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 Cali
fornia has 56 radio broadcasting sta
tions more than twice the numbei
; f any other, station in the union
according to statistics recently
vealed by the department ot com
merce. Ohio is the closest rival with
23.
Officials In charge of radio su-
porvision In this state estimate that
j there are 25.000 receiving stations
In California Other sources place
tne total as nign as du.uuo.
; Although radio broadcasting was
I developed and popularized through
I "'e eaSt' Say offieials' tlle Piu'iric
coast now has assumed the lead-
ershiP
ADMIRAL KATO
WILL BE NEW
JAP PREMIER
f 1 , 1 t t t
IieaaCO Me UeiegailOH irom
That Country to Washing
ton Conference
TOKIO, June 9 Admiral Baron
mier Takashi, which resigned Tues
day. Admiral Kato headed the Ja
panese delegation to the Washington
arms conference.
REACH HIGHEST
POINT HISTORY
OF THE WORLD
Three Members Mount Everest
Party Climb to Previously
Unrecognized Height
EXPEDITION IS WATCHED
Towering Above Frontiers of
Tibet and Nepal Daring Ex
plorers Conquer
(Hy AaiM-lfitrl Trenal
LONDON. June 9. -The Times an
nounces some members of the .Mount
Everest party have reached the high
est altitude ever atttained by man.
It says: "Three members of the
Mount Everest expedition, Mallory,
Sumerville and Norton, on May 21
reached an altitude of 26.SOO feet,
the highest ever readied by man
I a"d Just 210n feet In-low the sum-
mit.'
Mt. Everest, in (tie Himalayas, the
highest peak in the world, has always
in the past interposed great obsta
cles to the few efforts of the intre
pit' adventurers even to gain a foot
held upon its slopes. Only one defi
n'te and organized attempt ever has
ben made before to scale its sides
and stand upon its peak af an alii
ture of approximately 5'j miles above
the level of the sea. This was the
Pritish expedition of last year under
Cclonel Howard Pury which readied
::n a'tituile of 20,000 feet, or about
9C00 feet below the summit. Bury's
expedition was compelled to turn
back and the work was taken up
again this year by another British
evpi'dition under Brigadier-General
Charles Granville Bruce. Announce
I, .mt to this effect was made last
year by Sir Francis Younghusband.
president of tile Royal Geographical
Si eicty of London.
No peak In the world has presented
such difficulties to mountain climb
ers as Mt Everest. These have
In en political as well as physical for
oi iy in recent years has it been pos
sible to approach Mt Everest! from
the Tibetan side; the deep-seated
' objection of the people to foreigners
pr.fslng through their country made
it impossible for any expedition o
;;ke advantage ef t'ie easiest route,
wl ich is through Tiliet. The Bury
expedition, however, discovered what
v-'as regarded as the easiest way to
Ith' s"m,11it "('forp u hnd ln ,ur"
hi' ck
TO REMAIN ON
PRESENT PAY
New Order Eliminates Members
of Key, But Affects Great
Many Other Lines
ffly Aaanclaled Frraa)
CHICAGO, June 9. Railway teleg
raphers will not be included in the.
third wage reduction under the ra'l
rcad labor board, according to rumors
c: the new contemplate 1 slash fro.-i
the railroad labor board. Chkf
among the groups to be reduced ara
200,000 clerk , 22,000 in signal de
partments and 80,000 freight hand
lers and truckers.
THE WEATHER
Local Observer, United States
Weather Bureau:
Temperatures Sam. Noon
Current 46 63
Wet bulb - 38 44
Relative humidity 44 19
Temperatures, Extremes
1922 1921
Maximum yesterday ..78 82
Minimum yesterday 49 58
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