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opah Daily Bonanza
TONIGH AND FRIDAY
FAIR
METAL QUOTATIONS
SILVER 89 6-80
SILVER (FOREIGN) 64 6-8c
LEAD - $7-20
COPPER 14
Ton
VOLIME XXII. NO- '59
BAN ON SEARCH j
OF MOTORISTS j
KNFWRIIIINfi
til IlLrfSI IIJL111U 1
S. Attorney Burke Says
Agent Must Not Frisk Peo
ple for any Kind of Liquor
BODIES OF AVIATORS
ARE FOUND IN OASI8
SACRAMENTO. Dee. 21. -The'
charred bodies of the mii,.,. j
aviators, Colonel Frauds f. yrdl
shall and Lieutenant i hai ;, , '
Webber, have been found mi Hi,- !
Papain Indian nerval inn. 7;,
unit's west nf Tiirs.,1,
'a.'ifie offices her. war,
1 ill dispatches 1 1-
ecu liny, advi.-. s
Upon III.- Indies near
j known the In. liana Oasis
The li. idles I iv in the wr-ekag.
l-of an airplane.
TONOPAH, NEVADA, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1922
PRICE TEN CENTS
DIAMONDFIELD
BEING WATCHED
southern
advised
'sen. A
d, eimie
what is
BY OPERATORS
Preliminary Work at Black
Butte Has Been Completed,
Development Starts
SAN
III Hie
r,.;l -h i I i
llHUllhs
FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.
niust important and far
g 1 iipior ruling of recent
I'ldted States Attorney
i ke ut' San Francisco yes
plaeed a ban on the
nulls searching of mo
uld individuals hy federal
tits.
ivcriimeiu auuruey nt
work lias been com
ic
limn.
parent ly
whieh tin
was sn
a
mm;
l-ell
lerisl
drv
Th
that
...,.. I. i-e.it ter to be eonsHlcrei
;vii.il . and that enforcement Mlt'd I'm- his
,,;,,, must j" "" St'lir''1' WOMEN'S CLUB "OBJECTS
pc'soi, uiiti.-v- iui .iii.'j.v.i nil
,.rseii has first been placed uu-
,lr .ir:v-t.
ESCAPES JAIL
SAN I'U A N ( 1 Si i. j),.,.. 21
dnlin llnl'l'. alias II, de, being held
on the chai-ee ,,f burglary, sawed
his way tiir..n t!ie iron liars
ot Ills eel! m the eltv prison to the earlv-dnv lniniinr nf .1,.
fi.lg Ills escape
WEATHER OF TONOPAH
FINEST IN THE WORLD
There is a wonderful differ
ence in atmosphere conditions of
today and that of a year ago.
From December IS to 2G cloudy
weather prevailed throughout
this district, according to the
records of the local weather bu
reau, and on Clyistmas day of a
year ago there was two and one
half inches of snow on the
ground a year ago, with a pre
cipitation of 1.08 of an inch dur
ing that period. It looks like
we were to nave a creen
NDO TRIALS TO
NvADE SOUTHERN
CITYOF COAST
Officers Plan to Fill Jails With
Those Who Start Any
New Trouble I
i '",
persons of motorists , burglaries at
lailll. . hell
roof h,
il is situated
! "!' a mniil
Eureka and
h "arrant was
UTe-t.
I in
lie
r of
Uak-
is-
CIIICAUO, Dec 21. Another
movement of footloose I. W. W.
was said to be directed westward
to'ith Los Angeles the objetive as
a result of appeals to I. W. W.
headquarter here from the ma
rine transport workers
TO ARB'JCKLE DECISION
l an:
,,;!
p'Sll!'' s
when
illllts
ram i:
ately
lW.'H t s
lis 1
.I.Tllsl
llli.lile'
U'liell
.! p.
iipaiii
v-Iii-1.
heision means that scores Pl'FFAI.O. N. V., Dee. 21,
iiniihiles that have been A mooting ,,f the city ('.-deration
during raids on popular .f nvoituiis clubs has heu called
and in individual eases, to consider the ivmstat inent ..f
lie or more of the ..ecu- Fatty Al'hticklc in the movies.
i the machines was fi I nd Mr- t. hailes S,-;! ,,, chair
a flask, will immcdi 'man ut' th- inning picture mm
be returned to their mittee I' t ,e federal i, in. dcebired
the orgatila! i"U would oppose
;e's order, which was at the return f Artu-kl. " We
..niniiuiicated to all local have I. . en dee, ie, by Will II
incut officials and agents, Hays " said.
ade alter a caretul study
b'gal points involved,
fore dry agents have been
eiied to seize every auto.
or vehicle of any kind
i'.pmr could be found in
ssessjioii of any of the oc
s of the machine r
Surt'aci
I at the lilaek Hutte. in Chn.st.na,, according to the old
'he Diamond held section of the ! sayint,
district, which recently was op-j ' .
tinned by (iuv Millard, one of HARNPCC PrtMDAUV le
list rid u-ho returned here r- ,U UtF ENDAMT
eelltlv from Hostnn where lie WASHINGTON FW 91 I
had been for several years Tim Civil or criminal units mm ! NEW RAILROAD RATES
machinery was in bad condition hoth, against the United States
and bad to be reassembled and Harness company of Ranson,
repaired. The shaft has been put , W. Ya., will be ready fo insti
in good condition and a station tute by the government within
lwn been cut1 so that eveything 1 :10 das. Colonel Henry T An
is in readiness for starting work dorsum special assistant to the
mi the crosscut to the viii, attorney general, testified before
which will be driven an esti- the house judiciary committee,
mated 27" feet to cut the vein The harness company was or
at a depth of lii.i feet. gunized largely bv fo'rnipr irmv
The crosscut will In
cut the lilaek Hutte
of anv of the earlv-dav
The i-iji. in which the great Me
Kaiie slope was opened, was lost
at a fault south ut the stupe, and
Millard worked tor three vears
to find the vein bc ond 1 1 1 - fault.
l-'malU, he savs. Albert ISiiivh.
driven to olfieers to dispose of surplus war
ein south harness.
work .
wmtE UAFS SHIPMENT
WORTH ELEVEN THOUSAND
MOUNTAIN LION KILLED
WITH BOW AND ARROW
W. L, "Dick" Taylor, super
intendent of the White Caps
mine and mill- arrived this niorn-
illL' from Mflnllflttnn Krinm'nrr
formerly general manager for,,,.;,!, l,;, u il;u ....u
...... ...in (1 luii I7,n. iv n ut lu
i 11,111X1. w hich was deposited
with the Tononah First N'ation-
al bank of Tonnpnli. This was
th
tile (ens
ideas for
Ulg the
found o
idate.l. Lrave him new
lis work. and. follow-'
nh ie,. of liiirch. lit
the siirface the lost
ON NEVADA NORTHERN
The Nevada Northern railway
company has worked out a new
list of freight rates on ores
ranging in value from $15 to
$300 per ton to Utah smelters
which will become operative on
January 20. These rates are in
terstate in nature and were the
result of volunteer action on the
part of the railroad. Last July
the Nevada public service com
mission ordered a general re
duction in freight rates of ten
per cent, so the new ore rates
effective January 20 will con
stitute a material reduction from
what the rates on ores were
something over six months ago.
Owing to the length of the
table it will not be possible to
CONSPIRACY ALLEGED
SEATTLE, Pec. 21. An al
leged coftiir8y to steal thou
sands of doljars worth of govern
mnt property from the navy yard
at Hreiueitou has beeu uncov
ered by federal agents, they an
nounced here after the federal
grand jury return au indict
ment charging Clifford G. Me
keel, navy yard employe, and
Gerald Lee Clark' a Bremerton
merchant, with stealing the
equipment from the government
warehouses.
reparations"meeting
IS ABRUPTLY ENDED
LAUSANNE, Dec. 21. A
wordy altercation between ex
premier Venizelos of Greece ana
Kiza Nur Hey, Turkish national
ist delegate, caused Signor Mon-
taona, president of the near east
commission on minorities, to be
brought abruptly to an end the
morning session of the commis
sion. The' dispute was over the
question of liberty of ernniigra-
tion. Venizelos bitterly attacked
the Angora government and pro
tested against alleged deporta
tion of Greeks by the thousand
from Anatolia. Riza Nur replied
in the same vein, charging Ven
izelos with being responsible for
the Turco-week war and the
consequences.
EXTENSION SHIPMENTS
GRADUALLY INCREASING
DELEGATION OF
CITIZENS WILI
PROBE GERMANY
Economic Conditions to Be In
vestigated by Hoover and a
Number of Others
wap'!,
It ha
makiii
s"i.li!'.
Iiiiicr
his b,
pel's..
1'.. :
I'est t
new ruling will ln'v
on the general practi I
ug automobiles for liquor
t he effect, boweve.'. of
; the automobile safe from
it the transporter of the
has the foresight to carry
: ir in his pocket or on tp
HOSTilN. De,
lion killed with
row in ik' big
hold! eniiuly. Calf
added to his tl'op
Jt assails II. M,.s
Vermont, an ariuv
21. Mountain
a bow and ar
lands of Mum
iomia lias been
dies by Captain
of South Hero,
111' service ol-
i.irt
if the
listrict
ilore th,
I t!
fio-r. now on leave
froin Mitchell Field,
to his father-in law
tain Stl,s said the
ot absence
in a letter
here, Cap-
aii!!
lailc C's ledge, one
imsi productive in the
Vow Millard will ex
v iii at depth and mill
ing men familiar with the Dia
miiinlfielil section say he .should
unci with some degree of success
and may find or,, similar to the
bonanza bodies of years ago.
No doubt exists that th
faulted segment of the vein has ty seat,
been found. In his work years' newt Cltl'.MI.KY
rfcannr e an illiictrllt inn nf
esult- of the last cleanup at ! ,, -Hm.H.,.', .....I, 'il ,.., f,.-,,,,
the mill covering the first fifteen , Kimberlv and Ki.th"is reduced
days of Decinher. (from $".;:! to $4.50, from Lane
City from $4.4S to $4.00; from
Tha Tonnpah Extension Mining
company sent out a shipment of bui-
publish it today, but will up-. lion worth !1.1IM. This was an iu
pear later in an issue of the Urease rtf ft 100 over that of the last
IS days of November, and was with
J
t PERSONAL
I.. S. CLAR, mineral surveyor ot
i .Manhattan, is a business to the coun-
in $51i'if) of reaching the tnpnoteli
made by the Tonnpah Itelmont emu
pauy of t7,ni0.
Th production for t lie first half
East Ely and McGill, $4.28 to of December from the five mills of
$:.50; from Cherry Creek, $4.2S the district was as follows:
to $;i.20.
THIRD SHIFT PUT ON
AT DEEP MINES SHAFT
Iv ..,..
which
IlcUi ,.
ilfl.l a
the dry agents can ar
person thus carrying
iiiUi.r i hey must have reason to
'..li him guilty of violating
the 1; : :.! law, and must formal-
him under arrest, alter,
they may search him.
r, as federal agents arc
oiintable for false arrests
anil their treatment of sits-;
"cted persons, local prohibition i
ffi.ii! pointed out. agents
wmild lie instructed to be sure
f tie-ir ground before arresting
iH'.'itpants of automobiles.
banksuTn giv'e'aid I
TO BETTER READING
a lug one anil the
his heart Styes
few arrow liuiit.r
trv lb- makes his
arrou picr.-ci
Is one of till
in the coun
own weapons
SENATOR BORAH HAS
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
d was '"'en ioun.l. in in.s worn veins; .sr.wi 11U..V11.M leu tnis moin-
i ; ago .Millard crosscut west on toe inK ror K.-uu, wliere lie will spoiwl
, ; 1 ill 1-foot level of u lease shalt, the yuletide sa.son with his family.
thinking the lault action lia.l HAltKV MOOUK. superint.indent of
thrown the vein in this direc- ihe Rescue Kul.i mine, left tills morn
lioii. Not finding the vein in the .ing for San Francisco, vhori) he
west, he drove east, but stopped will spend tha holidays,
work because of fear of apes : THOMAS A. LINDriAY leit y-iater-
Kxtonsion ....
i Dnlinont .
I West End
Tonopah Mining
.White Taps ..
$ 92,500
. 93.55S
. 67.96S
55,000
. 11.000
Word from Goldfield is, in el 'Total
lect, that the third shift of1
miners went on ut the Deep! TAX COLLECTIONS ARE
Mines company's shaft Tuesday j AWAY ABOVE AVERAGE
morning. The work is to Uel
rushed with oil possible speed. I
important one that . the stock-1
holders mav be assured that the
Nye county treasurer's collections
for tha last half of the year, end-
lien, m prospecting day morning for Reno on a business . - J .. ling December 20. as reported today
rf'ace. be found the mission and will arrive home tomor-l V au""u"l-c"J' "1 "-"7"
WASlllNGTuN Dec 21.--A
collfel'eliee nf World powers to
coiLsidcr economic quesl'oiis is
to be called by rrcstdent Hard
ing for discussion of possible
agreements to establish a more
stable financial and business con
dition and alo to bring about re
duction in land and sea arma
ments, was proposal by Senator
Borah n a amendment offered to
the pending naval appropriation
bill.
trouble. Then
on the surtace, be found tlie mission and will arrive home tomor-' v. .w.s,,,., v i by Larry E, Glass, treasurer, was as
object of his long search. Mm- row morning. I " "ul lu "c toUowa:
in- men ,.oint out that there is, w. D. HATTON, the attorney. WM 1 1 announcement . s bewg sent ,J20 Tax ro
"s 1 . ntit hi' On iilli.ua nt nni.ma.iv
ason why ore a passenger this morning for Los " " "J .."."-'" 1 1921 Tax roll
aiparetit ri
the
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec. IS.
-The part that banks can play
in bringing attention of their
''iistoiiiers the desirability, pleas
ure, and profit to be gained by
reading good books, is shown in
an art id,, bv J. H. l'llelidier.
MANY ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF DOPE USE
should not be touild south otjAmjelos where he will spend
this fault and as rich as was , holidays with his family.
mined to the north. j FRANK CAVA.NAL'GH leaves on
j Saturday morning for Los Angles,
PROHIBITION BOOMING whore he will spend the yudetide sea-
...., TDine ci ncire aon wltl1 uia w,te aal daughter.
POCKET TRADE FLASKS WILLIAM F0RMAN., well kno,a
attorney, laft this morning for Yuma,
NEW YORK. Dec 21. If the j Ariz., wher he will spend the yule
Christ mas nun fleet reported to ti, 8f.ason with his wife and son.
be bound lor New York from j HENRY ROSE, one of the pioneers
the Bahamas succeeds in run- of Tonopah, but who Is now a pros
nin
to atoplclml.tirs nn.l tu miit.i au
... . t ,192 Tax nll
important to them as the iufor-:192, p,
mation that the shaft has gone to
down in 75 feet of ore giving .9 Bu(on "'.'.Z
assays oi irom o to a a ion.
to the statement
3.05
420.45
S.2C1.40
According
made. , the shaft from the 112."
foot level to the 1200-foot level
went all the way in this low
grade ore. The object of sinking
the Deep Mines shaft was to ex
1922 Apiary tax
1922 Sheep inspection tax
1922 Stock inspection tax
1922 Concert hall license
1922 Justice court fines ..
Total, collected for the
period June 20-Dec. 20 $36,3C6.46
Said amount was less proportion
2,4.15.55
6,614.97
6.02
154.74
1.090.03
106.2s
274.00
LOS ANGELES- Dec. 21.--,
Four men comprising the nar 1
eotie squad of the Lus Angeles j
Wltll
plore the lower levels from the
the blockade ot the dry ; porous rancher near Marysvllle, is ; -oou-ioui levei oi me yeep Junes of 0fncers' salaries and percentage
navy it should find New York- spending a few duys in Tonopah re-,nit, aoi 10 mucn wi;n tne ex- tor coit0ctioa payable to tho county
ers'amplv supplied with recep-; newlng old friendships. j peetation of opening into bodies general fund, will be trau&mittod to
hides for toting the forbidden. LOUIS D. GORDON, president or;I high grade ore such as made;thtt state treasurer as a Christmas
liri-s:. .-ut ,.f tln ,m..r eiin 1, 11 Ilk- i tllllli'e ( CDar inctii, WOlhllll
crs' association. appearing in j one inspector of the state board
tic hulletin of the American Li-! of pharmacy, have arrested ihJ
l.r.iry association I persons on charges of violation
"A list ,.f h,vnlrB mi iiiitioiiaDof the narcotic control laws
and iiit,.ri,i.H...,ul f.ffirs could ! since July 1 last. The
'" placed in the nav book of the
j u,,r i the Round Mountain Mining companv j uoiuneiu tamous, out 10 get ; eTe gun.
Several manufacturers de-1 left yesterday morning for Los An-j into large bodies of low grade j
dared todav that the demand forties to spend the holidays with his j milling ore. That is the quality KQ0IES RESCUE SANTA
flasks had trobled since the ail- family. ula tllul "as mM.UL wle 01S
vent of U'ohibition. Shop win-1 HEINIE HEINKDE. who has been mines of the country and paid
d'ows with their Christmas dec- dn-re for the last three days looking' the biggest, returns to stock-ui-itioiis
feature clandestine! after business matters, departed this 1 holders. mm
drinking Vessels Which in wet ' .morning ior none un ii, ni.-j
hiisiin-ss man." snd Mr. I'm
'idler "A list of books con
cerning modern accountancy,
business law and practi ould
he given out with the accoilllt
"iit 's pass book, while a list on
'"inposition and letter writing
"light be handed the steno
srapher. At the savings win
dow, lists of books on literature
''""Id be distributed and lists of
miscellaneous books might be
ested In the Hotel Golden cafe.
MISS MARION LUCE who
been visiting In Los Angeles for the
state
ment was given out uy i met
nf Police Oaks to controvert at
tacks made on 1ini yesterday be
fore the city council when in
the question of s i.d funds to
fisrht the growth of drug dcil-
imi her,, was being heard. mtainers of silver , K.
..i ...1.1 .,,! ...eaner ones GOV-1 v"al t.e " ui""
anil i;oiu (-
ered with imitation leather.
has
CHALLENGE ISSUED
We the undersigned accept
the challenge of the Young Mar-
lavs brought a shudder from so
ciety.
Stores are selling inousanus , ,,.,.. , , , . j p , , . enMee
n ! lr.'. ones for roomy lat several weeks, arrived home,:"-" tul"e 8 ;oc."- w engage
"l lusk!1T 11 ." ' sSi oes this morning. Her father and moth- j ln baseball
,-,,at pockets and si.i II onto tomorrow. I Um an-v P'- "' where
......In V elirVCl ior Hie "i.. i - - fw.ntm
CLAUS IN STATEN ISLAND
NEW YORK, Dec, 21 Children ot
Staten Islatid are looking forward to
bulging stockings Christmas morning
for they saved la Santa Glaus from
dire things in Thompklnsville court
yesteilday where some rude police
men had taken him on the charge
,,, f... the bin !e- will arrive home by auto tomorrow. j""-' -,.. i-n... , ..,. '"-' nf blocking traffic. City Magistrate
, ' n...r . silver! F. A. VOLLMER. Sr., who is any amount .of marbles. Bud Kether9on dUrharsod Kris Kringie
! mine at
xr..;u e u , tsn.
Silver Peak, is a business ",u,' VCT im"',
,- mine1' l)(0K llal'v'' Lydon, Dan
incut."
WANT HARDING'S HELP
. wiiiAii '' 1 i i 1- ! tddtor tr Tivn.vTah Thil Tm-
TU iur CACUi.ui", Flasks are not tn .v u bhe Luckr BoDh-Mei'". Turrie Camousae Glen
PARIS. Dec. 21. An appeal mg apparatus on disp av SI ion j diaxtcs Joe Fuetsch, Slip O'N'eil.
several pr.iniiii.ui in almndance aii . .-.. . GIUSON BERRY, superintendent oiC ' '"V Uomm.
Irelanil vas uionu muni , "V"" . , ..... .......I the Round Mountain Mining company.
I act"
.'lied
llolloW
.,1'
111 e in .-
ndoseil with the monthly slate- ,,.,,, France to President Hard- for milk, ami elaoorat
ex
' in
shake
ing protesting against tne
;, t;,. ,,f nrisnncrs of war
DAUGHERTY IMPEACHMENT, Ir(.,(lll(,
WViilllVPTnv n . . oi The "Such executiion are unpare
houle ' llelled ,n history., vdating all
Miss Lois McLeod. daughter nf
ompanied by his wife and children D- fl. i M p D M(,rjeoa. ttr.
returned yesterday morning from San lT:vwi i.Kt frnm r.na In.
ROYAL YACHT READY Francisco, and left shortly thereafter 1 Keles w'here she has beeu at-
rap COMPETITIVE TESTS ; for th,'lr home at Round Mountain- I tending school, and will remain
FOR COMPfcllMVt , IRA MunD0CK of MAmi who unti, aKfter the h()lidays
I.O.NUO.N. .M)V. . ' ....... i I......1, .... OPPOSITION OP AMERICA
' N '"'aMU f thu ""l'1""''" ! " ' .1 , s,,I nrisoners. men : George has defi.u dv anno unce , arrived .a Tonopah TO CONTROL OF STATES
uges against Daugherty al'!' i ; ar(. mw at the mer-is itont,.m o . ' - lMt niRht hy allto, and coaUa.Hl on! LAUSANNE. Dec. 21,-American
probably report alter hoh- aii.l ffov.finM.nt . . famous yacht Drittania tor. opposition to proposal of the allied
IZ : vui A, neiva stand for this while racing next year j AL L0RENZ0N who has been Powers for commission ot control fjr
oooooooooooooooo iiHlignant at Turkish atrocit ies." BR0THER IS COMING
THE WEATHER 0 lluSSa,ge declared. i BURY HIS RELATIVE
0 0 ZTTwrTtK-PT V I Tonv Corak, a friend of the
o Local observer United o SKIN-GRAFTING , John Siksich, who died at
Bute, weather bureau: o TO BE NECESSAKV in ju .w Mim, 0peMtor,' hospital
with ia warning to provide himself
with a permit. The kiddles gave
cheers and hurried home.
o Temperatures 5a.m. Noon 0; J. Jacks..., w ,o was M))ml),y. received a wire th.s
o Current 35
Wet bulb 31
" lem-oerfttnrca. Extreme o
43 o!to the Mine Operators
from a brother of the
in Reno for a few days, arrived home lh Turkish traits took a concrete
la.it night by auto. He was fcccom- form ' memorandum presented by
pan led by Robert Burnham, who was Ambassador ChIM to the aecrotary
called to Reno on account of thejKeneral of the near east conference,
death of his baby. "Representative of the United States
ARTHUR RAYCRAFT. cashier ofj011 behalf of their government, take
the Tonopah First National bank.!'6" position that full freedom of the
UNION TRAINMEN ARE
CONVICTED IN U. S. COURT
LOS A NOBLES, Dec. 21. Eight
union trainmen leaders were con
victed of conspiracy to obstruct in
terstate commerce U'or their activities
in connection with thair strike last
August against the Santa Fe by
a verdict of a Jury in the United
Staies court. In this strike some
twenty trains were abandoned in the
California-Arizona desert, leaving the
passengers stranded.
MASSES DENIED RIGHTS
AS RE8ULT OF PROHIBITION
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. All high
officials of federat and state gov
ernments were called upon by Rep
resentative Upshaw of Georgia, in a
speech to the bouse, to sacredly de
clare "that they will not themselvo
o u,.o "i . iv,.,,, I morning irom tm" . "".- "-" i
i.,. 11 unfit-ring troni i u.oi .loir .... , :..., , . .ii. n .iu. .i,h( i.
3H O;on lieifiiu" i --- . i i nlJin tnat ne was ira.ius m irava iut tarn oniuruay morn-1 -.v-u
K9 n burns, it not reeoveiuig u- i' .. . cn.:n "Wyoming, and to Ing and will spend Christmas with crimination, win Dwt be served by-hulld up a bootleggers barparous dus-
. , I ,1... nir.mil- Hi" n . ,
" " mid the attend-! IWK .-pr.n. ""r
Extreme o,iy V,,- ihit it will hold the nony uiuu ... .
.1922 1921 o'ingl'hyician.klKcs um n PP.ne.nts for the funeral has
o Maximum yesterday 42 46 oibe necessary to r,,','buied! therefore ben deferred for the
relatives. He expects to return by
auto with his wtfe who has been vis
iting In that city for the last thr
months.
reliance on treaty rights and agree- Iness by drinking illicit liquor," at
menta rather than on a Joint or Inter-! the same tima they are denying the
national commission of the straits," (privilege to th "poor devils among ,
LONDON, Dec. 21. Request
made by the Cerman trade com
mission that Hie commission f
American business men, beaded
by Herbert Hoover, will visit
Germany to undertake thorough
survey of economic conditions
that it may be used as a basis
for the new reparations treaty,
was seen here as perhaps tie
starting point of flock. As ru
mors as to American interven
tion in the reparations problem.
Great Britain, it was seini-offi-cially
learned, has informed the
American state .hqyirtment of
its consent, to such a plan.
FINGERPRINTSLIKELY
TO SOLVE BIG ROBBERY
DENVER. Dee 21. Photo
graphs of prints w.-re found
mi a bloody shotgun dropped by
masked bandits .Monday in mak
ing their escape following (lie
shooting and killing of Charles
T. Linton, federal reerve guard
and the theft of .2iiu.i"!i), were
forwarded today to Chief ,,f 1,
lice Andesnn at Vancouver. I!, C.
Anderon requested photographs,
believing the Denver bandits to
be the one who pel'pl'el I'.'l t c. tile
.s7.,.illliHMHi robbery at N'att-
tographic copies of prints found
ouver. At. the same time pho
m an abandoned automobile be
lieved to have been b'1't at i
advantage point by the baudits
were seni to Anderson.
LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS
HAS NEW EXALTED RULER
Rav V. Pietw, exult'-d ruler
of foliopah lodge of F.Iks No
1002. tendered his resignation
this morning and will r.-tire im
mediatclv in favor of Ray V.
I'icivy, Jr., who pul in his up
pcaranee last night at the family
home at the "toast hour'' of 11
lock. Mr. Pie rev is always
iideV.'ciidiiig and his wife in
sisted that the new exalted ruler
issutiie the father's responsibili
ties immediately. It was agree
able to bis brother Elks.
Mother and new exalted ruler
are reported as getting along
nicely, but the father is being
relegated to the roar at the
l'amilv home.
ROYAL SHOE SALE IS
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
The sale of boots and shoes
being conducted by A. Guintini-
proprietor of the Roya! Sho
store, is proving a huge suc
cess. Joe Stenson, who is as
sisting in the sale, says that he
never befor saw such bargains
as are now nemg ottered. Not
only has the price of goods,
that were slightly injured by
water been slashed unmercifully,
but the entire stock is being is
icing disposed of at greatly re
duced prices. There is a gen
eral reduction along ail lines and
the fact that the Rmianza called
the attention of the people to
the slaughter sale is min-h ap
preciated by the buying public.
Butler
Theater
Today
said the memorandum.
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