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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
IS IDENTIFIED BY PROPRIETOR BUT ESCAPES WHILE
POLICE ARE BEING NOTIFIED.
Later Telephones and Makes Threat
to Drug Store PrOprietOr---Many
Detectives Securing City.

to a clerk, he ran upstairs in the
rear to notify the police.
Meantime the clerk who was
waiting upon the robber turned to
hand him the powders, and found
himself confronted with a revolver,
and was forced to hand over the
contents of the cash register The
robber walked out through the
front door and was lost in the
throng on the street.
About an hour after the daring
robbery, which was a repetition Of
his performance of last Saturday
night and while a score of police in
plain clothes and uniform were
securing the city for him, man
whose voice Clerk H. e. Nolan de-
clares he recognized as that of the
robber, called him up on the tele-
phone and said: Tell that propri-
etor if he don't have more than
$100 when | call next time I'll blow
his head off Z"
All drug stores east of Fillmore
street and the Hamman bath estab-
lishment in which he killed Schnei-
der, are being guarded by police
and detectives for fear he may APP
pear at one of them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
CLARK and .RUTT
WIN The SIX DAY
BICYCLE RACE
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Walter
Rutt of Germany and Jack" Clark
of Australia. won the six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square Garden to-
night. Their distance was 2660.1
miles for 142 hours, which is 70
miles behipA the record made last
year BY Mcfarland md Moran. In
the competitive un exhibition be-
tween 'Aners following
the race pE1re! Rutt defeated his
partHe D six inches. The men dl-
vi1ea nrst money. $1,000, between
them. Joe Folger and Eddie Root
OF New York. took second place in
the big race. and Bobby Walthoar
aud Elmer Collins finished third.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
MEN OF AFFAIRS GUESTS OF
HONOR AT GRIDIRON BANQUET

President Taft's projected visit
to Alaska formed subject Of
humorous comment and great solici-
tude was shown for his comfort and
to make sure that his dietary would
conform to his simple tastes the
proprietor of the hotel where he is
to stop was called upon to state the
viands to be provided. The list of
dishes and methods of preparation
afforded opportunity for many good
natured jokes at the expense of the
prominent guests. The man who
wanted poached eggs on toast heard
his order translated into "One Cook
and Peary on a raft" Captain Ar
chic Butt who ordered hash with
red peppers and tabasco sauce was
astounded to hear the chef acknowl-
edge it as "One order of Roosevelt
policies. Attorney General Wick
ersham's demand for deviled lob
sters with the claws removed got
10 the Kitchen as OHS DuSlSu
trust" and "One Uncle joe was
the response to the suggestion that
the president would like some pos
sum-" What the general opinion
was of the president himself was
set out by the Gridiron quartette il
a song a verse of which ran: (ThC
tune being Il love my wife but oil
you kidd
"Now Roosevelt once was president
Oh yes, he was;
But Mr.. Taft now runs the job.
Oh yes. he does.
Roosevelt now has gone a-hunting
Shooting with his might and mali
So the politicians sing
This musical refrain:
Chorus
We love. we love. we love Rcesesc'
But. oh you Taft
He's gone away to Af-rl-s
But. oil sen rafts
He said he woule ame back agalI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
FEAR zELAYA
Will MAKE ATTACK
ON BLUEFIELDS
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Dis-
quieting news received at the state
department that there is danger of
an attack being made by Zelaya's
forces at Bluefields, where there are
$50 Americans, resulted in orders
being sent by wireless to the cruiser
Tacoma to proceed under full steam
TO Bluefields, where she is to join
the Des Moines and await further
orders. The Prairie, which has
been aground in the Delaware river
since Dec. 2, but which was floated
today has been ordered to take on
board 700 marines and proceed at
once to Colon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
POLITICAL ENDS NOT TO
BE USED TAKING CENSUS
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Pres-
ident Taft today served notice on
ambitious members of congress that
the newly organized machinery for
taking the coming census is not to
be utilized for political ends. He
addressed S5 supervisors of the CEN
sus at the executive Office and told
them if they used the office or per-
mitted enumerators directly under
them, to further political ends, he
would remove them promptly.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12

AoS - correspondents Volceu
.gainst news conditions
~ ~ present administration as
1 with that preceding.
.ges were delivered to the rep
,entatives of press associations
and leading newspapers complaining
of the dearth of Washington news
worthy of first page headlines and
asking why the president was not
giving congress fits as had been
customary for the past seven years.
There were also wild telegraphic
demands for details of the Roose-
welt conspiracy, that could not be
met.
The souvenir of the the dinner
was "Gridiron Dream Book" the
production of the clubs special seer,
Prof. Woozington Wiz" Flam-
boyantly bound, it's decorative
scheme utilized, along with the mys-
tic Gridiron, various sympols of
the necromancer's art. Proceeding
on the theory that the interpreter
of dreams should also take into
consideration the circumstances and
i temperament of the individual, the
favorite dreams of various guests
were mentioned and their signifi-
canoe explained. There was also
an Oraculum and Book of Fate by
means of which fortunes could be
| told and the sciences of Physiog-
nomy and Palmistry were not neg
! lectedI Illustrations in caricature
! frightened the pages of the volume
4 and occasional bits of verse inter-
spersed. Despite its whimsical and
irresponsible purport, many of its
deductions were admitted to be
marvelously accurate.
Among the guests were President
Taft, Vice President Sherman, Sec
retary Ballinger, Speaker Cannon,
Secretary Nagel, Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock. Chief Forester Pin
chot, Senator Newlands, Marquis of
Villalbar, the Spanish minister;
Charles Diehl of Chicago, General
Clarence Edwards, U. S. A.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
PATROLNIAN RESIGNS TO
BECOME EVANGELIST

NEW YORK, Dec. Holm Y.
Brown, who until short time ago
was patrolman attached to pre-
cinct of Brooklyn, and who was
known as one. of the biggest and
sturdiest of New York's six-foot
traffic squad, is to be ordained into
the ministry next week. He will
begin his new profession with a SER
les of evangelistic meetings in a
Brooklyn suburb.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
PULLMAN COMPANY
PURCHASES LAND
Rv Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE
Pullman company has purchased 81
acres of land at Point Richmond, ac-
cording to an announcement made
by General Manager Richmond
Dean, and construction work on a
repair plant which will cost half a
million, will be commenced the first
of next March. The plant, accord
ing to Dean, will be in operation
some time next summer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
STRIKERS THREATEN
MINERS WITH CLUBS
BY Associated Press

SYDNEY, N. S. w, Dec. H.
Violence in connection with the
strike at the collieries of the Do
minion Coal company has broken
out afresh.
At Dominion colliery, Glace bay,
today crowd of 800 strikers, all
armed with clubs, gathered about
the entrance and threatened the
men who were going to work.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
five DEAD :
FROM SKATING
On thin ICE
Rv Associated Press

KENT, Ohio, Dec. 11.-The OPEN
ing of the skating season claimed
five victims here today, and nearly
obliterated one family. The dead
are Frank Germany, a farmer, and
his daughters Helen, Flora, and Ma
bel Germany, aged nine, seven and
Ave years, respectively, and Russell
Germany, an 1Syear-old brother.
The tragedy occurred in Sperry
brook. a tributary of the Cuyahoga
river. at Monroe Falls All the
bodies were recovered.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
M'VEY AND JEANNETTE
FIGHT TO A DRAW
BY Associated Press

PARIS, Dec. lin a fight here
tonight between Sam McVey and
Joe Jeanette, American colored
heavyweights, the referee declared
the bout a draw, after thirty ronuds
of fighting. The decision created
an uproar.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-12
SNITCHMEN AND
RAILROADS TO CONFER
By Associated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. Negotiations
between the railroads conference
committee, representing the General
Managers association, and a switch
mems committee will begin in this
city Monday, according to an au-
thorized statement issued today by
the General Managers association.
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DARING ROBBER REPEATS VISIT
STORE SAME PARTY
And thereupon We laughed.
We love ''e love, we love Rooseve
80, rroft

80 correspondents voiced
.gainst news conditions
present administration as
/ with that preceding.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
si,so PER YEA II.


Of the farmer and s4swe want all the
news of your neig orhood. IT so,nly
takes a few min,it tes each week to fet
some fact be made known and III
may ma be the source Of much good to
your fellow farmer.
In a community like Ramsey county
the farmers are thrifty on a whole,
but they DO not spend enough time ins
considering condit itions that would bes
of q benefit to them and we. have
decided e upon this plan with the idea
that It will give each and every one
Of our mans readers q chance to let
his neighbor know of some new plan
that will be uf = benefit @ him. Send
IN YOU rartic1es as as possible
and we win gaadl u publish en- and.
T. there Is g news item IL your neigh;
borhood send that n.a1so and we win
be glad to print 1t. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
10
COMM LIB

There ~ ID overnent on foot to
reorganize mmercial club 81
this city and u rooms Id the new
Etheater bun ding when Ii il Il completed
this faIl ans have been designed
club ana hen len the
hun ding eted the CONNER
Ecial club vim haye the
most comInoa aioua and CONT ortable
club rooms ine the
II has been sug uggested that the club
engage the rooms u 81 tlle second story,
100 thes bllildine Which MI win be over the
store rooms ins IL front al the theater.
baiildin VII bs bull ao chat
there win l1ess a Dom about 70x38'
feet across the entire width of :tae5,
building ana this WilI be tired sup ID for3
the colv vanience % the commercial
club Il IS dlsa off ths sse Id charge
have the alsse room iItioned OF
into separate rtraentt and make
sft mode one end
sof the building prii VAT viii
gghe tailed where me members DC
Esttae club can tileir friends anu
converge Oh sub jscts uff interest and
center of the large.
|sraasn he tie ciult, Tto alch8
aglll aIth lars lsashsrs
cola fas,r and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
10 Repair me s tal

8 Sam Goldberg return ID from Mime
apolfs saturday evening where he has
been for several days Investigating
the moving picture business and III q
short time WIN reopen the STAR rthleater
While ia the city he visited many of
the picture houses and one ia particus
lar. where the camerph B was il.
fnll swing Cold berg IS much taken
up with the mac thine and Intends to
install one IA his house as soon as the
necessar repairs are mad This
is$ 81 machine that talks sings and acts
every picture out on the curt sd
that the loving pictures are made life:
ne intends to make decided Improve
lnents on the bull ding AS soon as the
frost Is ont of the ground. The cell
ms viii be raised and a new theater
front win be put III The building The.
sealing room 81 the building viii bel
istendsd back ! number of max.
lng II possible to seat ABOUT 800 peo
ple.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
MGD0N
CLAIMS N, Ard

55s5 Frank McD Donald, who was the star
witness for the state in the case Of
Hartley shaffer, accused and con-
.yicted for the stealing ofSthe Murdoch
horses in Benson county, has made
application for the reward Offered. BY u,
the state for the arrest and con- nvictionn
sofsthe guilty party. The state offered
!asreward of 100 for the arrest and
4conyi yictions of the guilty party and it
was on the COM plaint. Of Mcdonald
that shaffer d, was arrested 4 and conse,
quently ne is seeking the .Sr reward
money.
After the second tria Of shaffer was
begun Med Donald was: brought to- this,
city to appear as witness for the state
and he was Id charge Of a deputy,
sheriff of Benson count fter Shaft
erplead guilt To the charge McDon-.
aid was taken back to Minnewan,kan.
by the deputy slerifff and has been
held there ever since. shaffer5
was taken to the penitentiary last
week and arrived before McD
The anthorit les at Il the prison were gets
ting anxious about cDonald and
wrote to Sheriff Bedford asking to
have McD Donald sent back to the prison:
AS soon as possible The sheriff mott
fled the prison authorities that Nc
Donald was not here but that he was.
supposed to- be- III linn neWauk
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02

on the Road 10 Gompbt tlOn-.st be
Credit to the CITY d.

sS The dVertising sectio 8of the new
directory for the city off Devils Lake
are now ii press and the canvass 81.
The CITY tor the bal lance Of the book
is an progress and viii probably be-
finished next week, after Wl llich time
the directory win be be pushed TO com.
spletion
The publ fishers speak IN very compli-
mentary terms sof The people 81 Devils
Like. who have mat teria1ly assisted:
:thems sin their work 3by giving informa-
stion asked for cheerful ana assisting
.inmany ways,
ithe comp mpiIation sof the diIre ectory:
for Devils Lake several 81 the sdt.|
STectoTies Of larger cite of this and
other states have been studied and the
hest features Of them adopted il MAX
Ing issone cornb binati ion on the best
ofsnlI of hen. viii BE- conn plete sin
every detail md "a alauble aid 10 our
citizens and Yisi tors
5SS Many housesi IN bhe city are found III!
5be unnumbered and many are nun.
sbered incorrec q making pssthe.
directory II has been necessary for the
comp ilerssto supply these missing NUM-
sbersS and put proper numb bers Al The
book where the ones On the build dings
were erroneous. They have been very
careful I'm this work and itt safe;
to- SgoS by the numb bers ass they appear
The work when IS onlpleted.
0Wing to- the large ami which
each book VIII cost to produce, the
spublishers will prIn but few more
than they have subscribe at the time
ofs comp letting Il, and persons who viii
wish directories should ord hem sbes
fore they are conn eted sto inslresses
curing one Orders can be given tto
either of the pub FISHERS Il..5
Howe or lsIIiilis, or can be- left
sat tan Inter ocean fffice is B
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
WI
OIl)Il Il| lDEAS

$SSEF SSEFEr11eEealIer ERe nter.Oc Ocean Will make
y special effort each week to publish
articles of special interest sto the farm
3ers, and IA this connection We ASK that;
farmers and readers Of the Inter-O Ocean
who have suggestio TO offer that viii
be sofs benefit to their neighbors are.
requested TO send them ID and We viii
publish: them free of charge. There.
should be more mutual relation among;
the farmers af the country and every
one should make an effort to better
conditions II their respective com
smunities and sto that end we have de-
5eided upon d good plan which viii be:
q mutual benefit to every farmer in
the county if they win take q little
spare time togive their opinions to:
this paper.
There are many circums stances hap
Epening every day III your locality and
on your farm that II they were known
would he a benefit to your neighbor,
and you have this means Of letting
them know Of we will gladly pub
Elish such articles as are sent IN. 5.
Often times q farmer will find some
new process that WIN be a benefit to
the land and il known would be a
benefit to his neighbor if he would let
him know Of It. II you know OF any
ideas as to how to care for the soil,
how to keep the ground free from
foul seed, how to cultivate crops sue
cessfulIy, how to care for cattle and
what course Of farming is the most
benefit to yon let your neighbor know
of IT and It may beenfit5 to him.
81 Farmers are experimenting every
year iii the raising Of new: grain on
different lands that were planted to
I some other crop the year previous
and the success .:3 or the fail
are Of the same should be- made
known There are new ideas origin
ating every day In the caring for
stock and this int ation should be
spread rapid dly DO You not want your
iHneighbor TO be as successful Sas your;
sgelf Is this Is not the mood you are
YOU are of little good to any com:
Esmnnit II you have knowledge per
H tanning TO the best interest Of the farm
5|IitS isS your duty to- let your neighbol
know Of It and as q consequence you
iWill better the condi ition and increase
q the value Of your land and make
isyour neighbor happy. $53 a 3is:>.;tS .:z5s !
We want your criticisms on all sub
1 jects pertaining to the best interest
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
seen M that 1' the theater Is a fine addi.
ton 80 the city, ana We should m .gee
that the prop osition does not Il fail

lion ~ the city, and we should see
That the propo sition does u not ., IAN
through
II is planned to- make the building
strict mode throug out.I The
sttlhtleater part Will have q seating ca.
:pacity of about 800 which viii afford
sufficient room for q long time ins this
city and WIN arrant the PRODUCING 81
any play now pa ring the American
theaters: A large mod dern stage will
be erected suitable for the producing
tof the most mechanical devices III
theatrical work and next fall, If The
theater: IS erected We viii have such
uctions as 8 Ben ~ .sRR van
Winkle The Man :off our & /,
s.r Land ofS n odd Z. tIsrewster,s MIL
lions, re Girl Que lion and 5prac-
tical1y All the pro duct ionss sthatSplay st.:
Paul and Mdnneapo Let us make
the right move and see that the theater
is built Who viii be the first one to
offer assistance SEE5
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there VIII be- a number off pool and
billiard tables which VIII be for the
use of the members 81 the club ana

eresWih be- lI'l number n1 Of pool and
4 billiard tai ables Whic viii be for the
l use ct the members Of the club and,
their f ends. \.
SS Ihere will also be modern plumb
Ing and other improvements which
are g essential 70 Il an late club
There will be private lockers
for 1embers Of the club and cloak
rooms and The members win ! have
advantage OF y all the improvements.
and eo9nYenie aof; the club rooms,
tits s,lgge gested the club TO { have one
lady day each week, at which time
the wives and dane ghters ana mem
sbersSS of The clubs win have the NIB.
5erty The club toons. A club Of
this kind viii not only u be a benefit
sEs' sto the and its members but It
viii bring the members together more
Often and they will have 3 place where
they meet apd talk over PROPOSE
tons of interest to the city Visit
Ing busina naesss people In the city can
beStaken TO the oonns and entertained
by the members and the will 90 away
with the thought that Devils Lake has
the finest mercia1 club In the
state and that the business interests
[of the city are awake to the welfare
T,f ~ I, !, IL Z, =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02


f / lea 4
S That Devils Lake needs d 81 modern ,,,aEl
'Sthe ater goes out saying and it iss M
Sup to the people Of tl1eS city IL 5,We
are. to have ot. Messrs. cram
Jensen 81 and Brenner have the project
under ana al II hat Is required Il sisa
2asl title assistance and the Epeeoe,plea
ofthe city want 4 place ofH amusement
that VIII meet; ;all the equirements and
VII be second tie state
id, tthen to COM tribute towards n,
the bull takes d large
amount g of money te BUILD Is modern
Sttea ater and this a1no the present
profno oters have not, but they are VIII
tng to vest pract tically enong is as
sure tts comple letion II they receive
any liberal assis stance
An opera house has been d long s,i1l
felt want ins Devils Lake ana for 81
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CLUB WILL KEEP A
HONE YBEE OR TWO
To keep honeybee or two,
To always have COW
In peace and honor cuddling
Her cowslips in the NOV;
To raise n brace of csbbages
In sweet serenity.
To Re bucOIic will he frOlic
Beneath the family tree.
Pastoral OF the Family Club.
CLUB TO
HAVE FARM HOME
In Beautiful POrtOla Valley Its
Members May Enjoy the
Big Outdoor

The Family is about to get next TO
nature. Not in a sIangy sense, but in
reality for the Family. the club Of busi-
ness and sociable men. has just con-
Guided negotiations for the purchase Of
80 acres of select land in the PortoIa
valley. San Mateo county, west OF Red
wood City and not far from woodside.
This is to be the Family farm
There is a historic interest attached
to the place, for the land is near the
peak on which Gaspar Portola stood
and first saw San Francisco bay.
The, analogy will be when the mem
bers of the Family stand on the identi-
cal peak when the quiet colored end
of evening smiles. miles and miles. and
their sheep. half asleep. tinISIe home
ward through the twilight, and so on,
and see, for the first time. their own
cabbages growing.
The Family secured an option on the
property last December and the pur-
chase was made last week. The price
paid was $500 an acre, sis, 1000 for the
tract. The object of the club is to have
country place. where the members
may retreat IN the summer IOr quiet
weekends and where, outdoors. mid
summer jinks may be held. There rs
plenty of standing redwood on the
place and under the great trees in sum
mer the members will pitch their tents
and be secluded and happy
The agricultural side OF the farm will
not be neglected, and practical farm
er has been engaged to oversee that
part OF the work. The club will keep
standing 70 milk them. There will be
a tidy pig or two. a beehive and a
truck garden. The only ideal condition
that will be lacking will be the pres
ence of Maud Muller on summers
day. 1t will be solely a mans farm.