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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-10
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Archdeacon Hazlett of the Episco-
pal diocese of Nevada, will conduct
services in the Episcopal church to-
morrow Sunday at 1880. DR..
Hazlett will administer the blessed
sacrament to the Eucharist, and
preach. A very cordial invitation IS
extended to the general public.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-10
MILLERS MURDERER is
TAKEN TO STATE PRISON

John Antonini, who was found
guilty last week in the Goldfield dis
trict court of the murder of J. w.
Clark at Millers some months ago,
was yesterday sentenced to serve 25
years in the state prison at Carson.
Antonini, in the custody of sher-
if, passed through Tonopah on this
mornings train en- route to the pen
itentiary.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT
ST. MARKS CHURCH

Ven. A. Lester Hazlett, archdea-
con of Nevada, will hold services
on Sunday next, Dec. II, as follows:
Morning service and communion
IL O'Clock; evening service, 1880.
Choir practice as usual Friday even
ing. 12-5-6t
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Mince meat made out of our an
pie cider and brandy cannot be sur-
passed. Hall Liquor company.
nlns up ol2. 11-22-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-10
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services will be held at the Bap-
list church tomorrow Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-10

Apple cider and brandy at the
Hall Liquor company Just the
thing for home made mince meat
Phone S12. 11-22-tf
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'AT THE CHURCHES
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH

Sunday, Dec. Il; rector, the Rev.
Father Butler.
First mass, a. m; second mass,
10 a. M The 10 O'Clock mass will
be celebrated by the choir render
ing Leonard's Divine Mass in E-fiat
with the usual soloists.
Kyrie w.. Choir
Gloria, Tenor. Bass and Soprano
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-10

Our Want Ads" bring results.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
URGE
KINDS As SPEAKER
ParIiamentarian Who Defeated
Stand Patter Being Groomed
to Succeed Cannon

PORTLAND Me-, July 9-Numerous
communications have been received
here from prominent insurgent men,
bers of congress urging Asher c. Kinds,
parliamentarian of congress, who has
been nominated for congress from the
First Maine district, to become can
didate for speaker of the house against
Joseph Cannon. Kinds was recently
nominated in this district over Colonel
Frederick Hale, son of United States
Senator Hale. and an avowed stand
patter. His nomination in this strong
Republican district is regarded as
equivalent to election.
During the bitter struggle between
the insurgents and regulars in the
house at the last session of congress
it was frequently suggested that the
British method of having a non-mem-
Der of lawmaking body interpret the
rules be employed and that the office
of speaker of the house be merged with
that of parliamentarian and Kinds fill
both places. The parliamentartan was
stated to be agreeable to this plan,
but it never materialized.
When later Kinds came out as an
insurgent candidate for congress it was
again pointed out that he was pecul-
iarly fitted for the speakership of the
house. Insurgents all over the coun-
try have urged that in case of his cleo
ton to congress lie became can
didate against Cannon for the speak
ership. Kinds so far has given no
answer to these appeals, but is devot~
ing his entire time to his campaign.
1t is believed. however, that if he is
elected to congress and Cannon is
again a candidate Kinds will be the
candidate of the anti-Cannon members
of the house
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
LYMPIC THEATER
PROPHET LEE C0NFESSES
HE COUNTERFEITED COINS
On Witness Stand Predicts De-
StruCtion of Government

HELENA, Mont, July 9.-In the
United Stataes court today Joseph S.
Lee, who calls himself the Prophet
of God" who, with his two sons, is
on trial on a charge of counterfeiting,
took the stand and admitted that he
made the twenty-five counterfeit gold
coins seized by the government.
Money is the god of the country, "
said the bearded and long-haired
prophet, land I only wanted to show
how easily that god could be counter
feited"
Continuing, Lee predicted many dire
things, including the destruction of
the government" the people from the
west" and insisted that the record be
made of his predictions in order that
he might be indicated in after years,
Judge Rasch today denied motion
that a commission be appointed to
examine into Lees mental condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
TO FIGHT FOR NEW JURY
IN SCHONEK ARSON CASE

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 9.-Jury tam
pering in the trial of Adolph Schonek,
on two charges of arson in the super
Tor court, has been rumored, and it is
expected the defense will use these
rumors as the basis for a motion to
discharge the jury and begin the trial
all over again.
The rumor followed a statement
made to the sheriff yesterday after
noon by juror, and as result it is
said the court will order an inquiry
Monday. Thomas H. Carroll, real
estate man, was closely questioned by
the chief of police, and with the dis
trict attorney. and is said to have de-
MED positively having any converse
ton with the juror who reported the
incident
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
Associated Pressl


COLUMBUS. Ohio. July AL
though Governor Harmon has sent
word that he will arrive in Columbus
at noon tomorrow from Charleviox,
Mich, he has not given his secretary,
George o. Long, any intimation Of
what action he will take with refer
ence to last nights lynching bee at
Newark.
Among prophecies made here today
was one that he would seek to remove
both Sheriff Linke and Mayor Ather-
ton. There is considerable doubt as
to what authority he has in the latter
instance. The Legislature passed a bill
providing for the removal of sheriffs
who do not prevent lynchings, but de-
feated one providing for the removal
of mayors who fail to enforce the
law.
Prosecutor Smyth called on Common
Pleas Judge Seward today for the i'm
mediate empanelling of a special jury
to investigate the lynching of Carl M.
Etherington, the special officer of the
anti-saloon league workers.
Judge Seward said he would give his
answer Monday.
Prosecutor Smyth today said at New
ark that he would use every means at
his disposal to bring those guilty of
mob violence to justice. The commits
sioners of Licking county have Of
fered a reward of $1,000 for the deten-
ton and conviction of persons con-
nected with the lynching.
Such farm, properly managed, ough
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
CROWDS SURROUND MORGUE
WHERE BODIES ARE HELD
Telephone Pole Guarded by Police
from Souvenir Hunters

NEWARK. Ohio, July 9.-After
eighteen hours of turmoil following the
raid on alleged speak easies" yester-
day which resulted In the shooting to
death of William Howard and the
lynching of Detective Carl Ethering-
ton. who confessed to firing the shot
that ended Towards life, Newark is
quiet today.
All morning a crowd surrounded the
morgue where the bodies Of Howard
and Etherington are held awaiting
word from relatives. The telephone
pole from which the detective was
hanged is guarded from the ravages
of relic hunters, but before the city
officials encased il in sheet iron the
pole had been hacked half through by
those who sought mementos of the
nights work.
Adjutant General Weybrecht, Colonel
Byron Barger of the Fourth regiment,
Ohio national guard, and Lieutenant
Benjamin Chamberlain of troop B,
who came to Newark to make an in
Vestigation of the affair returned to
Columbus today. No further trouble
is anticipated. The next grand jury
will investigate the lynching.
Adjutant General Weybrecht says
Licking county officials, particularly
Sheriff William Linke. are responsible
for the lynching of Etherington. He
THE lynching easily could have
been prevented" said General Wey-
brecht. THE established fact that the
mob worked at the Jail for two hours
tells the story of negligence. If troops
had been sent for when they should
have been the state of Ohio would not
now be disgraced."
Preparations are being made for a,
great funeral demonstration for VII
liam Howard, former chief of police,
who died Of a wound administered by
l3therington in the dry" raid that
ended so disastrously last night.
The men who requested the bringing
Of the detectives here are not regarded
as being in danger. but the police have
arranged to give them special protec-
ton until the i'll feeling has died away.
1t will take days to bring the town,
with its many unemployed, back to it's
normal condition.
The mayor ordered the two soft
drink" places here closed until after
order is restored. 1t is declared that
three negroes led the lynching party.
The three cOlOred men have left town,
il is said. Others implicated left when
it became known that Governor Har-
mon is returning to Ohio to investi-
gate. IT developed today that last
nights mob was after two prisoners
instead of one. Frank Anne, an Italian,
charged with assaulting an iron mold
er. was the other intended victim.
While the mob was searching the Jail
for him he hid under his cell. The
lynchers left the second rope intended
for him lying on the floor Of the cell.
The body Of young Etharington will
he sent to his home in Kentucky to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
EXPECT HARMON To
REMOVE SHERIFF
Prophecies at the Scene of Ohio
Lynching Look for Retire
ment of Official
GOVERNOR SILENT ON PLANS
Special Grand Jury Requested to
Investigate Death of Anti
Saloon Detective
GOVERNOR SILENT ON PLANS

NEWARK, Ohio. July with the
town quieted from yesterdays frenzy
that ended in the lynching of Carl Eth
eringtOn, dry detective, the city
authorities tonight are making prepara-
tions for the aftermath.
Mayor Herbert A. Anterior tonight
announced that IL the anti-saloon league
sent another raiding party he would de-
clare martial law and call upon Gov.
Harmon for troops.
"If Harmon attempts to remove me
will fight him to the last ditch" de-
clared the mayor. Judge Seward of the
common pleas court stated tonight that
he might call special grand jury to
investigate the 1ynching.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
KERMIT ROOSEVELT OFF
ON TOUR OF EUROPE
Denies He Is to Meet Miss Mar
qaret Rutherford

NEW YORK, July 9.-Kermit Roose-
welt, who was with his father on the
African hunting trip, sailed today for
Europe in company with Congressman
William Cocks of Oyster Bay on the
steamship Amerika. Young Roosevelt
carried considerable baggage with him
and a number of guns, and it is I'M
derstood he will do some hunting in
Switzerland. He expects to return
some, time in September and declared
his only object in going to Europe was
for recreation and pleasure.
Asked if he was going to Europe
to meet Miss Margaret Rutherford,
daughter of Mrs William K. Wander
bilt, ST., young Roosevelt laughed and
said:
why, am not even acquainted
with the young woman
Having been away for fifteen months
it was expected Kermit would pass the
summer at Oyster Bay and his trip to
Europe is a surprise to his friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
DYNAMITE BOMB EXPLOSION
WRECKS LEHIGH TRESTLE
Windows in GreenviIIe Shattered
by Heavy Shock

NEW YORK, July 9.-Dynamite
bombs placed under the new trestle
being built by the Lehigh Valley Rail-
way company along the bay shore of
Jersey City exploded early today, badly
damaging the steel structure and
smashing windows for half d mile
around in the Greenville section.
AS the result of the first explosion
two 60-foot iron Orders We're wrenched
from their position, one of them be-
ing driven through a steel car on the
New Jersey Central siding near the
trestle For forty feet on either side
of the point of detonation the cement
foundations Of the structure were
shattered. A second explosion three
quarters of an hour later tossed up
two more girders and destroyed an
even greater amount Of concrete con-
struction.
The company constructing the tres
tie has recently declared an open shop.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

which he intended to serve on Mayor
Atherton and Sheriff Linke of Newark
this afternoon for not upholding the
laws of Ohio, and for aiding the lynch
ers, and also on several proprietors of
speak easy places for violating the
local option law of the state in serv-
ing beer in dry" territory The de-
tective says he will take his men to
Newark by train and mount horses
in the suburbs and Eide into town with
warrants and serve them If he has
to shoot. He refused to say who swore
out the warrants or what justice is
sued them.
Secretary Long today received tel
egram from Governor Harmon, who
is at his summer home at CharlevoiX,
Mich, stating that the latter would
leave for Columbus at once and take
charge of the situation at Newark. The
governor is expected some time to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
RUMORS OF PERUVIAN
ACTIVITY NOT BELIEVED

WASHINGTON. July Q. 49, Another
rumor of alleged Peruvian activity on
the Ecuadorean frontier has come TO
the attention of the United States
which Joined with Brazil and Argentina
as mediators in the boundary disputes
between Peru and Ecuador The
American government is understood to
be satisfied that Peru, like Ecuador,
has been scrupulously observant of the
first condition of the acceptance of the
mediation, the withdrawal of forces
froaQ the boundary and the demobiliza-
ton,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
STEPS0N KILLS FATHER
WHO STRUCK HIS SISTER

BELLINGHAM, Wash, July 9-Dr
A. 7. Hoover of Burlington, twenty
miles south of this city, was shot by
his stepson, Martin Hubbard, aged 20,
today, and died an hour later Hoover
had struck Hubbard's sister and
quarrel followed in which the elder
man shot at the youth and missed
Hubbard then shot Hoover, the bullet
taking effect in the thigh. A cor
oner's jury was empaneled and re-
turned a verdict of justifiable homicide.
It's as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising. as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
FORMER SLAVE PROTESTS
AGAINST AMENDMENT
Now Property Owner and Objects
to Grandfather Clause

GUTHRIE. Okla, July 9.-On appli-
cation of Daniel Sims, an ex-slave and
property owner of this city, Federal
Judge John H. Cotteral today issued a
temporary injunction restraining the
state election board, the state board of
affairs and the secretary of state from
having printed the proposed grand
father clause amendment to the con-
stitution on the ballot for the state
primary election, August 2.
In his petition Sims sets up the pro-
posed amendment would disfranchise
him, as he is unable to read or write,
and that it discriminates against him
because Of previous condition of servi-
tude. 1t is also alleged that a pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
must be voted on at regular election
and not a primary to be legal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
CURE SHOWS PELLAGRA
DISEASE OF BLOOD

DURHAM, N. c., July BY a sys-
tenn of injections into the blood, Mrs.
r. NJ. Baxsley of Hillsboro is reported
cured of the most aggravated case Of
pellagra that has come under the OBJ
servation of medical men in this state.
The treatment used with success,
medical men believe, proves that pei
lagra is a disease of the blood rather
than the consequence of a corn diet,
Four deaths in one week recently
we're recorded here. The treatment
which was employed on Mrs, BaXsley
now is being tried on other patients.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
BOOKBlNDER FOUND
DEAD ON ROADSIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-The body
of the man found beside roadway
near this city last night was identified
today as that of e. a. KEGS, a book
binder of Oakland. The Identification
was made by the dead mans mother
and sister.
of the mans throat, but otherwise
there was no indication of foul play.
Autopsy Surgeon Miller expressed the
belief that the man had died of con-
cussion of the brain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
MEXICAN ELECTORAL VOTE
WILL BE TAILED TODAY

MEXICO CITY, July 9.--Electoral
colleges for the six districts Of Mexico
CITY will meet tomorrow to vote for
president, vice president, six justices
of the supreme court and senators and
deputies and their alternates. The re-
electionists have large majorities in all
the colleges. OF the 1856 electors to
whom credentials have been given,
only sixty-six are -electionists.
1t remains to be seen how they will
divide between Corral and Dehesa for
vipo Dresidant
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
BARNARD CASE CONTINUED

OAKLAND, July ICELAND H. Bar
nard, former cashier for the Sperry
Flour company, who is accused of en-
bszzling $4,000 from that firm, was
orraigned before Judge Samuels in the
notice court this morning. Because OF
the absence of chief Of Detectives Pet
erson. who is on his vacation, the case
was put over until August s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
GOVERNMENT TO AID ROAD

VICTORIA, d. c., July 9.-Premier
Mcbride has announced to the board OF
trade that the British Columbia gov
eminent will extend aid to the Cana
dian Northern railway to build a line
to the northern extremity Of Van
couver island. He also said that the
road will be completed TO the west
coast Of Vancouver island within three
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
ANTl-SAL0oN DETECTIVE
WILL ARREST OFFICIALS
Declares He Will Shoot to Garry
Out Resolves

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July Am
nouncement was made here today by
Ed. Hale, who headed the detective
force of the Anti-Saloon league, yes
terday at Newark in raiding the soft
drink saloons there that he was gath
ering an armed force of. fifty detec-
tives here and had secured warrants
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
AFTER ALLEGED FoReER

PHOENIX, Ariz., July "a requisi-
ton was issued today for f. L.. We
liams, in jail at Johnstown, Cal. for
alleged forgery committed in Prescott
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Notwithstanding the exceptionally heavy expense of the
"Va Wireless" production there will be advance
the regular Beasco prices Every night Csc to 75c Mat
inees Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 25c to 50c THE
ONLY CHANCE YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE THIS
GREAT PLAY IS TO GET YOUR SEATS QUICK.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
DELASCO THEATER


II
Wireless" will show complete wireless outfit in operation
production will reveal the highest achievement
in stagecraft. yacht scene of wonderful
conception will delight everyone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

NEXT wEEK-rhe great racing play-"rHE MssoUR1ANs."
The Colorado statesman., 1910-06-25
THE CLOSED DOOR.

socialists of the extremer brand like Francis
Darrow when white and black shall ntermarry
thing problem President
practical pertore more
relations of the this country was
OF Lincoln
Pennsylvania June Is Discussing the race
students gathering
regarding the kind of education that <t
which similar to those previously declared by MN
favorng all kinds of educational training but pc
industrial education But the Negro race
and those leaders be secured only
through Then declaring that the two are get
the
he said The Negroes and the whites
do not aalgamae that they should Here Is
the kernel Taft policy regarding the relations of the
races cear-cut expression he has made OF views
heretofore regarded as complex and perhaps vague
remember that
a and nation of numerous elements otherwise
Interpretation of the Presidents meaning
official of this belief Wherever white
men object on repuganc Negro expect to
Taft Dr. VIM d. Crum has Just been
concate conditions collector
of There will be adjustments along tins
the TO l pol
opportunity equal liberty equal CITIZEN
the white thinks not
white thinks this the open dec
laraion will be considered rather startling has
unhomabe development OF the u
te Taft dpe the futile hope and banse the
illusion of the socialist foolish; the condition
of Without
believe this He wants be American
citizen in the complete special If
possible about time he began studying the tan
gent along which lure of happiness will lead him.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-06-25
RULE OF THE PEOPLE.

HAVING heretofore expressed disbelief in the efficacy OF
policy would require the alignment OF the coored people
the rich Weo
do as political panacea ills the Colorado Statesman now
finds harmony with proposition winch Tor l
acceptance relies the belief that all classes OF the people
who standards of honest government and square
all classes of citizens will soon be forced 10 uh
banner for the realization OF le reforms 50 pH
noeable to
alike single favored class lhat hee o
radically with legislation when without ha.u or S
nearly doubles decade while wages
standstl take downward course pee
that is Widespread That the OF the suffering the nara
development whose necessity
conceded due dishonesty politics and the control of egsa
combined and made powerful
fabulous wealth. resulting conVlcoh wch
of all the present political organizations ake
political supposed DE N
ercsng control the bottom OF all the political unrest
among sections and classes The srfes winch tey
engender their liking long they succeed IN aasnng class
well they know that such strife is never ending
partakes of the spirit OF sel1ishn LIKEWISE he 10
party nominal control so long as party egua
than the conscientious regard OF
rights and the needs of all the people These policies
the Soh LABOR
General results the far as the final
of the real concerned Colorado considered
Denver still believed to be normal
and have been repeatedly turned
socaed reform elements under the plea
by the Republican had ignored the
riob of classes specific the performance
which was immediate welfare of city Whether
the was true achieved
no better their predecessors achieved and
gang made howngs The Democratic leg
incompetent and expensive experiment which now
which result nothing further than the
ing field of class strife The city government no less
been known to be- and there is no acte at WORK III
selfish classconoed This is not the condition
they awakening There must come greater revolution whch %
strife meaningless issues but which shall not
servaon representatives who acknowledge
other than the people themselves
The Colorado statesman., 1910-06-25
WaSner's
Music
Brings
DOleful
Sounds
By JAMES J. HAHN

resembling the ST. Vts dance accompanied with symptoms of
IN the hair If hasn't ubconscious apprecia
there harmony him. At least that is what
wonderfully constructed criticisms the daily
gentleman however, told the truth about recent
remarked that grateful musical Par
matter of fact that barring portion
ohengrn Renz march, Wagners sounds like the
dolefu productions emanatng from horse fiddle
chava produce which nothing required but drygods
box, piece of by scantlng and hunk of beeswax
realize that these reflections the efforts of the
likely bring down the devoted head the indignation of people
the racket Of the Wagner stunts but who love
hubbub whom melody appeals rather than
of meaningless sound prepared meet the attack meek
owy spirit But refuse cough up 81 for the privilege
having assaulted to shred and aside
The Colorado statesman., 1910-06-25
inventions by British Women.

Consul Frank w. Hahn quotes
from a Nottingham newspaper the
fact that inventions by British wom-
en- are broadening very much in their
scope, and are now including many
articles with which one would sup
pose women would not be intimately
acquainted About 600 patents are
now granted to British women annual
ly. Formerly these patents were con-
fined to the dainty order of things.
but they now cover the broader
sphere Of mechanism. Some of the
more effective recent improvements
In sewing machines, automobiles and
even marine engines and motors have
been patented by British women. Pat
ents for inventions relating to flying
machines have been applied for by
British women, and they have also di.
rected inventive attention to railroad
aars and to wireless telegraphy.