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Associated Press Report Published Daily
METAL QUOTATIONS
SILVER -e
SILVER (FOREIGN) 64 5-Ss
LEAD V-20
COPPER . -1
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
FAIR CONTINUED COLD
onopah Daily Bona n
YOLIME XXII. NO. 165
TONOPAH, NEVADA, FRIDAY. EVENING DECEMBER 29, 1922
PRJCE TEN CENTS
RA
NDM
za
BO
NAVA
Uncompromising
! .k-.-------.
BRITISH FLEET WHISKY CRAZED
MAKES RUN TO
1
I!
Incompromising Attitude of the
. I
Turk is Regarded as Reason
Of Its Return
LONDON, Dee. 2!L The hasty!
nr.ni of the British fleet to
Constantinople from Malta at-
., i
Hats wide attention here.
W.ttii.. is forthcoming from of-
-' 1 r - a - -
(.. iA sources to explain the move
,:;; the obvious assumption that
it is connected with the uneom-;
,,11113111$ UIUIUUI vi inc
Lausanne
is evervwiiere
n b'pted.
WOULD LOAN TO
TO BUY SUPPLIES
i
Bill Framed on Sound Business
Principles Says Sponsor
Bursum of New Mexico
WASHINGTON. Dec 2!. An
i t.-nsion iif credits to (icrmany
up to a uiiiiiniiiiu of a billion
dollars for use in buyitio fond
.;f, in the I'nitcd States is
proposed in a bill introd 'd by
So,;, tor Mursuin of New Mexico,
ai: I referred to the finance com-
Thc bill, whi.-li Bursum
e. i ,..,,,,,i iw
,i.o as iianicu on 3"uu,i ,'uo-
iic-s principles." would author-
the secretary of the treasury
to pav American .foducers ..f
f Muff for their commodities
purchased bv the German u-ov-
t .i oi, .v for the
ti ansportation of such products.
Government From Downing St.
Preferred to That From
Melbourne is Claim
SYDNEY, N. S. V Dec, 2D, An
indictmeut of the Australian admin-!
islratlon of the mandated territory j
of Geranan New Guinea has been
rtrlur'of'the
Australia Historical society, who has,
returned from a visit to Rabaul j
"Many people in the territory,
would prefer vernn.e
Downing street to that wh cU th,
are obtaining from Me.bourne. nl
CONSTANTINOPLE
GERMANY BILLION
ADMINISTRATION
NEW GUINEA IS
NOW ARRAIGNED
he inexperience of the . fMtw thaQ the work of rttllBB re
tion is at the bottom of the trouble, ,,. inrludiiie coal
at nam.
EMPLOYMENT ON INCREASE
THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA
.. ai
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee.
F.mnlnvment i the state as a!
'v,-V:: : 1 ,,er cent
ole has increaned W per Ti
nuuic uas iuvicu-ku g--
since November, 19-'l, vnnt.
land
any
cent
Walter U. aiainev,"",
. . . .
labor coinmiAsioner.
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 THE WEATHEE
0 Obiter United
0 State, weather bureau:
0 Temperatures 5am. Noon
! 284
nm uuiu i
o Relative humidity 80 68 o;
00000000000000
KILLS WIFE, CATS
NEIGHBOR
Held in Jail For Double Crime
. .. .
According to trie
Officers
MAKslIFIEl.D. re.. IX e. 2n
j, w. iv;lro rane'v - a-d
-- u .,, ,
J'. is held a! the comfy tad nr
'" '
tne cdiaroo of klliniC Lis ;!,
, t
and a tu-iitibor ea!
double tragedy, ...,.
fj0ePSi Was du.- to 1
'fuav
T.
t'
:n ,iro7v
drunk ,
M.tishil;
d his wif
14 u.,l
whisky. IYare eh.
to death at their i
south of .Myrtle !'
his eats and d"i: ,
to the home of J,t
bachelor, shut and
a:
ih-i I:,, n wt. in
'ni v.-r. a
w.aitided Cul-
ver and then blew !
according to hernt"
head off.
iffi.'cl'-
U. S. OFFICERS
ARRESTED IN TIA
JIM" BY MFJL
Investigaion Started to Deter
mine Cause of Imprison
ment in Cuartel
SAN DIK(i(. Dec. 2IL Fnited
Mates customs lltl.cer t. A.
. , . it. , ...
Markl.'.v and Deputy t,her.tt
F teiu last mht were
I'ti,lttl "'"l "Ti-st by nearly a
" ;,"X"'a.'.' i',"11.'"' "' llJ
Juia aud confined m cuartel
there, according to word to
United States and San Dieeo.
AND
couuty officers todav. Marklev, , ,. ,
it wak state.!, was held in cuar- Hundreds of People Injured in
. i .ii o,i .r , ,"" ,
el until 1:30 this morning, when, S(orm; Transportation SVV
ho was released, but Stein, it. . . n
a ;.- .,nf;.,.-i
1 ,, niaiill, 13 Bllll iL'UUIRU.
Sheriff Myers stated the charges
. , ., .
utKler wnicn tne two .American,
officers were arrested are
Known. An invest tgauou nas
Ikceii started.
OF WATER IS
FRANCE'S TASK
Development of Country Faster
7nan Production Of Fuel
L j f() kctTc Way
,ug 29.The work of
waer of
parations questions, including coal
deliveries by Germany, that some op-
- Ml
tlmlsts l?lieve the country will be
bejond al, need of coal from out
aide before the statesmen finish
1 thRir narlevs
, ' A to have nine
...,.,a ,,1 have nine:
. 1, Z nower
"""' " u-,u " .:". .:.
,ang vlde (or the utiiiiation;
' r,,,roximately four million horse
. .. .... , w go along
marKeis 1"' -
I n,i(ine good the big ae
0 y 0eratlon of French
J- wl la ly
0ute elecUdcitV for coa, when
jcrnmt job of this
o The J of the r,ver
o'Sone at Oen.ss.a, near the
of
... furtsb an ae'f-
roatier to tn ms
m-me. tolerated.
HARNESS POWER
Attitude of Turks Cause
FAILURE IS NOW ipW:llllS DEHAi
FACING NEAR j:
' d
EAST PARLEY
A!lies Stressin? Capitulation
, siit and TnLiniT Firm ?iin
sue and Taking Firm Stand
Against Turks
LAl'SANNK.
cast peac- ,
da;, "il it.:;
! i'riu-.r ,, 1
'. -iai c.l
-y-r the ..v. i
-TL n-ar:
stood t -
c.'itU from
co!it-st
M-si.l ,,.!
:i of eapi-i
a l"e St 1' - ,
i'U", tak-!
i th" '-lb-
iii Turkey
l Turk.vi
1 I-
T i ' I x -i
.riu :
Ml' I'-
jtiri
J"'
t.i
ui-i -
AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT
IN EFFECT WITH IRISH
NKW YitllK
i : :i t"tl. aria:,-'
i'1'idis iob'iii-e
kotini: was in .
A
t which pro-
. pic.
Irish
been
i;ea:is
wllell
i'fieiai
-I :n t
!..,.! h
iisuia'
i-r.
v;..il v.th I":
V' V.',ln,sday
V'
Uiiiat,
with ,
in. I':' .
o'.'fi'-o
laiin a
h a:'a..
l.iiidsav
t'lawt'ord
in' inu'
; i,'cr
"IT
to,,
i: ,
Br.s
,c. 'no
,f the Ir,
0
or it
.at al
an-., aad I'rawford
IM1I
u ,bk in a'iot!i,-r r
in i-'-pre-
1 Was
Ncuttm: the Free Stat". 1
indicated that this arralio
uoilld .reuil until the ui:.t
settled i:i courts.
, 1 IS
NEW YORK CITY
i terns raraiicu .
,.,,t- t.. 00 Tliou
r, toui. i-ee. -..
SNDWED IN AND
SHOVELERS BUSY
un-'SiUlds of volnteer snow hand ers.inuns a ta ok.
wm, ealle.l to miovc "'
d,. New Y'tr season 'Haske:. institute, after they had
first big storm ot tn sta d ,he trlbal IchooIi. Here
KTt yerdav'unKP" distinguished, herself as a
iW f;,tf temDeratTrk acd beme tolerested,
lit e which nursing. After her graduation from
ifitdto 1 trans- Haskell, she went to New York city
, threatened to para ijzl a , grajuaie nurje sh8
portation. The st n to k ; several years and
toll m liunurcua ''"--..
and two persons reponeo -
been killed m talis
WILLIAM 1.EMP
IS A SUICIDE
j - rvmmitted
pather and blSter WOmiuiuw
t i kr-
Suicide Sometime Ago, Ac
cording to the Police
,i-:n: .
i mi i iec
! :.. . former brewer, vraa
n'.J ' . "" . . . .,.th in his of-
found shot to
i ,. h(ipe With
i ..-,,.
l , onetime ai;o. .
smci.le s'Oi .t m
,mmi".
FORMER BREWER
Th'1 ' fore the advent !;hey claim, represents the differ
company just " considered J ence. Their friendly neighbors, the
of prohibition com- L... hv offered to advance
,f the lar.'est nrewiiiK
one of tUt Wo i nvred
a Hacre tract m 1 u
WAS1
nf tne coy
was!
valued a- e-
' , t ..notion last June I
Mt t i ' m- m t,-vi o i I I
nteriMs i ,i,,.
-j- ncul TrfniP haa ncen
... oince It was rhiu. " -
rSVe hooed to get a much
Xr Z vZrl
different mterests i. - .AW..'" ' ' ,he Indlan- in ,
SYDNEY. Australia. Dec. 29. It
,ou lay yourself open to atack by
man-eating shark while bathing
at Coogee beach. you will be iced
for your indiscretion.
This is the "safety' first policy
forced upon the public here by the
authorises, who will not permit
bathers to venture out too far.
Watchers are posted at regular dis
tances to look out for sharks, and
electric alarms are used to warn the
bathers their rrei-enee.
RALLY TO THEIR
The Best Material for the Job,
Is Way Indians Describe
Chief Lucy
; PONYA CITY. Ok'a , Dec. 29, i
The Kaw Indians no; only have
civ-n the woman thv right M vote,
but have elevated or.e of their num
ber to the highest office in the
tribe, that of elective chief The
, .o.:...a Mrs Tayiah Eads, now
Chiff Lucy to all her iribesmea.
j t'i.l -f Lucy is the first head the
Kin india.'is have had slice Iv-Ji
, aen I'hK-f Washhuiiga a frozen
d-ath She is tlie wife of John
II Eais, a white mai.. The t s j
with their children live on the new
chief's allotment, an inheritance of
i eight thousand acres. They are
among the few who have not dis
posed of any of their property.
They raise livestock of all kinds,
are thirfty and send their children
to the white schools.
"The best material for the job."
is the way the Indians describe
Chief Lucy. Aud John Eads, who
! is a cousin of James Buchanan
! Eads. who built the Eads bridge
across the Mississippi river at St.
j Louis, proudly takes his place as
mmm -
excellent wife a fine mother the
best nurse living and understands
P nded3 of her people." he says,
w -,.u u. K,hr. Rm.
Lucy iaian im
mett, were adoptea years ago u
ntrt Washunsa. who led the Kaw
, -
r h ,0
i,. rn,mw1 to ter own iop'.e.
, - (n he KaB
H.-r brother also lives in the Kaw
countrv. nar the little village of
Washunga. named after the old
tribal chief.
The Kaws. like many other In
dians, have sold and dissipated their
holdings and are now reduced to
poverty. Although their lands join
those of the rich Osage, the oil
derricks can be seen rising in the
distance, the Kaws have reaped no
mineral benefit as yet. A number
of tests have gone down, but oil
in paying quantities have not been
found.
Chief Lucy has announced that the
principal task of her administration
will be pressing a claim of her
. f.r
tribe against tne govei umeu.
... 1.., .i.(..i. tho Kaws alleged
:fi.v-,--- ,
i.- . ....
u due them as payment tor .an
.w owa-d in Kansas before me.r
n. ka. dui
P The $15,0.0 000.
enough" money to the Kaws to en
.M. them to semi a delegation to
w.shine,On t0 preS the,r cUlmB'
in u-.r Indians Dosses a Btraln
of Frencn o.
. . ,-i i m nnprn m 1111 t airi a --'
. . Tndians In the
teuwu ""-o
nays oi jio.m"-
lneDt ffiember of the tribe I.
Senator Ch.riee Cart., of Kan-a
KAW INDIANS
WOMAN CHIEF
L DISTRCT
HOSU
WITH OIL FIELDS
Ismet PashaDenies British
Contention That Turks Are
Not Friendlv
LA USA N NT.. IVe. -Knot
Pasha sci.t a I-tt-r to M.ir.-.U
Cur don r.-:.:'t':r:n:.!.t Lis d-on is
that t'ac M-'i! disfi- v. oh .Is
. vtil't.tlde li. l is U- : ..;-:-d ...v..-r
to Taik-y.
The n:e d. :,. - th H-'i-h
!.a-'.t t:
!y to ti
n:aii n.
? l .;!: ft
rv the A:
wat.t to iv
. -r:i::;-:.t
,.f Iriak.
LAI'SANNK
Mar.piis fur .:!. Mr:ti'. i
ei j:i se rotary -n-.d :' a ! of
British .iele.-rion : !! r
as! peace eoiif-r-t. , pi. i .
1, ave aud iy i' t I'ar: wj..-rc
will r- iii.r.n ntrt; T'i .day
the purp ,x !' 'o;;i'. ri".
Premii-r l'diar Law t'e-'a",i
TWO IRISHMEN EXECUTED
Id Bl.; . -' - 'l'v. ):.-
h.
SEME1FF MONEY
CAUSE OE FIGHT IN"
COURTS OF JAPAN mMU
H
Russian Commander Deposited
Money in Japan: is Now
Inable to Recover
TOKiO- Dec. 4-The Ja-.iir.e-e
courts have been cailci upon to de
cide the ownership of 1 1 .f 1 0 yen
depositee! here by Ataman So:'.'.-:;-off,
when he was commander-in-chief
of the Russian force in ihe
far east. The money was left in th-
care of another Ilu;sian. MichaC
Pavlovick Soshiagia wao. it :s "'A
alleged. r-.n'.JSea 10 reium iv u
enoff or his representative, Junta
Suzuki. The latter, who has broucl.t
the action, claims that Serr.encff co
posited l,4.'V"'j yen with Soshlagir.
in September. Vi-.
CRUMLEY-'-LASS APPEAL
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
in r'r.e !o e'lie cc irt
.-strd IV
the case of Grai.t Cramlley of T.--nopah
aghlnst L. E. Glass, tre.is.n
er of Nye county, to ctupe'. 1 ' '
treasurer to iae a deel tj a cor.
tain piece of real estate, bcuchf .
Crumlev for taxes, on a; pea", from
a!jT',-t (..vn rt w:! .irried an
suhmitted.
who, with his children today h.l
nii,,fimonti im rlie Kaw reservati-n.
At the recent elec'ion of Chief
Lucy an old tribal otom o. hav- . . , s T,.: j.n-.'.e ech.tr.i
ing a barbecue was revived. Chief l.(.,. u;; the p--,,;,le of Ja
Lucy made and served the "squaw .,.,,:.,1 ,.o;v: The sake
bread." considered a great delicacy
by all Indians. It Is made like a
biscuit dough with the shortening
omitted rolled f'at and cat in'o
strips. These are dropped into
large kettles of lard an.l ck-' 1
thoroughly.
After the feast. Chief Lucy called
her council together. She ma ie
her maiden speech, thanked her peo
ple for the great honor they hid
given her. the first woman to oc
cupy so high a position in her
tribe, and assured the Kaws that
she would work for their interests.
The new chief spoke in English
aud some of the yonger generation
internreted her speech for the o.oer
ndians. SonAv.. who is about
tJ j mm!,er
ias years vm uu mr vn.j
,of the tribe now living who came
from the Kansas reservation, re-
iS for the. His remarks were
also lmerprcieu iur iuubc "
not understand the Kaw language
of Much
LOUISIANA CASE
NOW ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION
Sheriff Expects to .Make Many
Arrests in .Moorehouse Case
in a Few Days
!' 'NK 'II
v::'f r.ii-
I., ,,, ..,'
i.t-r' oi M.nliotw-
,i :.;. x'uvT'- wi'!
:!... Mi:-.!; .,i,o ki-1-
. i
;av-.;:.-t'-r
S y. :. vjj-
1 a :d'-r'--r
:, ..j j'aVl. "im,
rv ta:. !' u;:ki"n
:.,, i .... i .-
t
o w-.r- in
' ,.r:
l -VI.
t'i,
tia
aid
CELFBRATBRS OF
Ml
1!
it ttuunu
ccrs Preparing t Ckan Ip
,
brators
let-d
ti.e:.
' . s
.i-.-v-r
ivial-
1 REGEN
HIS BRIDE-TO-BE
,()Her( Wi;
viuwht iv " wvn nvvm
and Beautiful Princess
TOKIO. D-"c . Further prepa
rations have beer. ::.:ole fvi-he
,.. . , . , , j . i .
'..,'.,., ,, ,,. ,
-- a-t , . ij-.e.-s a.
' "'" ' ' - ; ' "' .'. '- ..
ar.d
ti.e j.cL.iuiat feature and every
" ,, , ,0.,
'a will b-.-ar as orr.atv.eiit the
' ... ..... .. , ..,
K-r the ;.: e'reai-y of sending
.. .
. i meis.iLe to t..e D'."-::c-ss, ii.e ,-....
b. for the weitits. a bl.i, k lacquer
,,v tic' wit'.. r-.-l sllk-t: cords will
written on pariV.:
Til-' StO'Ud
e ti:-. liking of
or-:-- 11 is tl..i;
tare
tinow t'.-ee ,f the w-C,i.nc
..
u;s and
earth-r.
l.ks in-
(1. -' of
ware and the
1 "c
laid with gold
load
will bring to her r.ew
i -e a s- t of bove.s of hinoki
,ooJ. to re;,la,e the : - i.;i. trunks
ar.i eing ! a:'. :!-''' be
n the anvieat styh. m ell as the
n.irrors.
BASKETBALL TON.GHT
All the ha--.- fans shou'd
on har.-l 'his fv-ning at the high
s,1ho1 gym to s
the two nig
r.im.s; one to t-e r.a.a
o, T.mopah college b-'s vs. the To-
ni)iih Ms!! s. aooi w. '" -
,,, game to be contest,,! for by the
t ... tori, , ho, 1 girls vs. t'
i,,i,i.,.u
1;ich Sl.hool girl grads. Both wi.I
0 interesting games as all are
,i,ked player, and the young folks
suuu.u v
,r.ue-
CONVIVIALITY TO
nr nnn
nrn nn
i
II U It
,r ti. -w Y-ar's "d
oi-' w :- e.o:.i
aid M- n, lav.
NEW FURNITURE
FOR REGENT AND
Concern
VOTE SOUGHT ON
AMENDMENT BY
SENATOR BORAH
Managers Negotiate for Roll
Call on Measure Before
ar s Recess
WASHINGTON. Do.. 2: Ad-
- 'i '' a l-:::i:tr;.t;..n l-ad.-rs
'"s naal i-i I att;-r.d::.-t
1'"r , li:t- , ':,J-Vvl-'-
WMuid bo "tiarti.Iu! ' to aia.jL.s-
:rat;-'i'5 negotiations t-. aid in
l- i" economic eMid.f.-Ui.
1"i'-'r Borah said iii tiae s;:ia:e
t;,t: ho would Withdraw it.
W AU1N.;T N. Doc J'1. A
v.-ti bt-t .in- i.i -ht i':i ti.i' li vuh
!..
f, r a w
i
i p :.;-
:o a,:iii::iisl rat o'U wa- .ui ;.
. s. iia'o lot'.'S-rs w hiie tli three
vdtd u.th lii''-avtic ':'") as
o-j-eeo.,,!;,,;,!.." eolic-'i'e s ..f
ra:: r.e.rl, d ;:o:i-i,i,s ,.r i;is
:,:i as .oab ..Led in tlio atii-rol-
nt to ti.e naval appr-i .ti
.1!. r.Tr.V:e.u: i: ;o..; r, tc
:',.r-.- adj,,J:i.:a,-:.t ..i.d r-,v-s,
el' NiW Year's dav -!.ht.,f
hr.s..!: ' I CaLf-rru -pe- d
,e att.K a:.d mi: 1 ta- .!.-:ii-
i:d.
or pr.
: h
a
I'n ! S-at- s it:'-, tiv Lea -rn-'
f Nations. I am a ' ii-' it !.
in ti.y opltti !! ;t V ii! .1 .
-a tly u !-,!. xhv. far. w- !:r.
! -el.:..-,i to do. I ra a-ale it
ool with 1, s at'e-ards than t;
a i'.l e:;;!.r,.;l o. in Korop-ati cu
r.ivefsies aod finally make t h 1
r: :.- t States. ;,t'-er or- ho'ld-ed
and fifty years, a r.trt .n '.!'
K-ifi-peati system."
YA?HIN',D'N. Per 2-
MWW
Yats..n. ,'t l:i !:a'i . To; I
ee!er .-
it is called t s voi.t o-t
foreign e ver:irvoit s r-ir,.l-.ti.'
tfo caUil! of r.M-h !
.,- n-.ls r.ror.os-d in
a co::!-rr-ti,;e
ar.i?ndmt
NEVADA PIONEER PASSED
TO REWARD TJOAY
Thomas Smith, ag-'-d Ti y-Jf.
cl e,.l .at tlfe county l-ospi'al tan
II Ini
i;,"niiiii: ai ? 0,1 v.,c.w
heen an Inmate of that i::..ai'i
... N n. j. ,a;t h..i
,.-.,., resl.i." t of th' v mi' ' ''r
f.vo vcars mid of
th'
V'' 'l ' -'" ' "
Kev'ickv. Word has be or. wire.! l-.i
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