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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
TRUSTS cURBED IN THIRTY WORDS.

Discussion of the trust question is bringing
out proposed remedies. Among them, is one of
General Morgan O. Desty of Boston In thirty
words he believes he solves the trust problem the
tariff question, government ownership and the
high cost Of living. These are the thirty words:
Government charters for all corporations
gagged III interstate commerce. Capital to be linz
tied to fair valuation of the business incorpor-
ated and dividends restricted to per cent on
said capital
General Desty would have profits above
per cent put in TO be drawn upon in
lean" years. He argues that with profits linn
tied. prices would fall in the ease Of trust-made
articles, and the cost of living would sink to the
lowest in many years Cheap commodities would
mean increased consumption, which in turn would
mean great expansion in the number Of jobs,
and the solution Of the problem of the unem-
ployed.
AS invention increased automatic machinery,
profits beng restricted prices would steadily fall.
MOI only would home consumers benefit from
this, but il would enable America to capture the
markets Of the world, because of our superior
Worlmen and machinery. 1t would abolish tariff
graft. since trust would want excessive tariff.
and nobody should oppose tariff that would
guarantee per cent to capital. 1t would abolish
stock gambling, since guaranteed, fixed income
for stocks would remove all uncertainty to
their values from day to day.
Samuel Cntermeyer great New York law
yer has also proposed limitation profits.
Grantin" it's benefits, it would mean an elabo-
rate federal supervision amounting virtually to
government ownership In that ease, many will
ask why not the real thing? If General Dcsty's
beatifc plan worked. would not immigrants flock
to us by many millions that the present labor
gut would again be upon us?--T4os Angeles 'Tri-
bune.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
ARE WOMEN PETTY GRAFTERs?

a queen story about women comes from Spo-
kane Washington. 1t is nothing less than Il
charge made by the county commissioners to the
effect that the women Jurors SWipe the towels
furnished juries Asked for towels the commits
sioners refused on the ground that all the towels
hitherto supplied had been stolen-and by women
jurors. However, the commissioners offered as
compromise, to install nic<el-in-t he-Slot ma
chine Here is the statement one Of the commits
sioners made about the matter
We started out by supplying the women
with towels, expecting that the towels would at
least be left for the county to lamder, but we
soon saw that the women were stocking up with
our towels, and at last all were taken. If the
women want to pay cents for clean towel
they may have the privilege"
No complaint is made that the male jurors
lake petty graft of county towels One reason
is that male jurors not supplied with towels
1t was a concession to feminine cleanliness when
towels were furnished lady jurors And it has
resulted i'll the open charge that the women
jurors steal county property at every opportun-
ity.
Not long ago the Pullman Car company made
the same accusations 1t was charged by the man
ager of the company that each year thousands
Of dollars worth of towels were stolen. Combs
brushes soap. etc. were included in the theftS
which, according to his statement, aggregated
tremendous deficit item each year Tire same
charge is made by hotel managers, who figure ii
their overhead expense Il considerable sum tC
make up for the steangs of guests These steal
ings mainly charged up to women Small
rugs. towels, napkins, silverware etc, are the
articles chiefly purloined
All the accusations come from men, but oddly
enough woman has to our knowledge chal
lenged amy of them Usually women are quick
enough to take up the cudgels i'll their own de
Tense, but III this matter they have been thus fan
curiously reticcnt.-Oakland Tribune
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
MIXED POLITICS IN THE DEMOCRACY

Pulling and hauling. striving and conflict
make up the normal state of politics, and it may
be, whether from habit or temperament that
these features obtrude themselves more on the
Democratic side than on the other Indeed con
temporary Democratic politics in the national
field present very pretty state Of turmoil,
whose spirit might be expressed in the phrase
Wherever you head hit it. The other
day, for example Hearst fired noisy broadsde
at Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey.
intended doubtless to sink him full fathom five
III Davy Jones locker. To be sure, nobody pays
much attention to Hearst in ii political way or
takes him seriously, but he makes loud noises in
the hope Of creating trouble and judicous Dem
ocrats are already beginning to regret his return
to their ranks announced by himself with a
flourish OF trumpetS OF course. Hearst wants the
nomination for himself and is scheming to get
the support of the California delegation while
he hopes to advance his cause by reviling rival
candidates.
Governor Harmon of Ohio is moseying along
without making much noise conducting an active
still hunt for the nomination, but he does not
seem to catch on. He is not candidate to i'm
flame the imagination and William jennings
Bryan has declared against him
Indeed, Bryan is so active in party politics
that some people have hazarded the guess that
he would like to be once more a candidate The
other day he raised loud blast against Champ
Clark and declared that the speaker Of the house
was no real leader of men. Stranger things have
happened than a recrudeScence of the Bryan can
dldacy. 1t is a habit which, when once acquired.
IS not easily renonced.-San Francisco Call
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

And now congressional bills will begin to lut-
ter about, just as the open for Christmas
bills is about ripe
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

Sixty actors out of work, had dinner at the
Lambs club, New York. Who paid for the din
ners has not been stated
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
PLUMBING AND TIMING

Get ready for winter now Prompt
attention to all jobs in plumbing,
roofing, piping, etc. All work guar
anteed.
w. SISK
Sheet Metal Works, Opposite Butler
Building, Main Street
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
THE CAMP OF ELY.

That the outlook for the coming year at the
oulnp of Ely in White Pine county, Nevada, is
very bright, is brought out in the following from
the Fly Record:
With the concentrating mill and smelling
plants at McGill running at full capacity, with
the Veteran mine employing $50 men, and with
the large force employed at the GirouX, the
prospects for the coming year are brighter than
ever before in the history of the camp. The
entire payroll of the district will then be in the
ncighborhood of 100000 per month, which is
equal to that of any three other camps in the
state Ely will soon again be in old time form,
and with the advance in the price of copper she
has nothing to fear from the future. 1t takes
many years to develop copper mines, but they do
not peter out instead, they grow in produc-
ton and the employment of labor as the years
90 by. Ely is good camp-the best in the
country"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

Agents for Milbun Wagons & Vehicles the the
Built Expressly for Southern Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

When Archbishop McCloskey created a
cardinal of the Roman church there was much
heate document i'll some OF the American Journ-
ais over what they were pleased to style the
popes attempt to extend his dominion in the
United States IIarpers Weekly and the New
York Tribune took the lead in expressing fear
that ultramontane influence was sapping the pill
lars of the republic Nothing happened, however,
to justify these gloomy predictions Now there
are four cardinals of the Roman church in the
United States and nobody feels any apprehen-
sion On The contrary, the honor paid to dis
tinguished American prelates is rather appreci-
ated than otherwise. Even the Straitcst of Pro
testantS have lost their fear Of papal dominion
The contest for spiritual supremacy continues
but there has been notable decline in sectarian
prejudice since Archbishop McCloskcy was given
the red hat.-EXchange.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

An active winter is expected in the mining
camps of northeastern Washington The CRANKY
smelter has been closed for some time on account
OF the difficulty experienced in securing coal but
now that the coal strike has been settled, it is
expected that the smelter will at once be started.
probably by the twentieth Of the month Ore
shipments will then be resumed from all the sur
rounding camps. Extensive development work
has been carried on at many properties during
the summer, 50 that now they are in position to
make steady shipments
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

prospector recently returned from half
years trip through the northern wilds Of Ontario
and Quebec reports strong evidences Of mineral
and predicts that eventually boom will come
surprising that when Cobalt was first brought
to notice. He reports finding gold dust in the
sands near James Bay. He is preparing to start
on two years trip through Ungava starting
from the Labrador coast
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

The net time made by the aviator who crossed
the continent is less than that made by the fast
est train, but the actual time consumed was some
what slower than rheumatic pedestrian 1t is
the actual time that counts; consequently those
who are in a hurry to make the trip will hardly
take passage in an aeroplane for some years to
come
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

1t is recorded that penny in his pocket
saved mans life. Those who accept the
phrase Saving man life' in the slang sense
will wonder where he could have got the drink
for penny
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

An aeroplane collided with bicycle the other
day It's wonder those fool aeroplanes cannot
keep III their own element The traffic squad viii
have to look into this matter
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16
Special lndUCement
To Be Sanitary

> The Tonopah Sewer & Drain .
. age company will put the sew .
= er pipe to your property line .
without charge to you. From =
. your property line to within .
. three feet of your connection .
. for rs cents per foot and the .
. actual cost OF Excavation .
. Phone to Secretary at the .
= Nevada First National bank, .
> or see the General Manager
. = 90 9 . . = . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-16

Congress has been III session whole
week. and still no explosion from Champ Clark
However. let s knock on wood quick!
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23
Rich Mining Property
for Sale

A group Of FIVE mining claims, on the
Great Peck and Black Warrior and
Silver Prince lodes, in Peck mining dis
trict, Yavapai county, Arizona. Mines
are only 500 feet from Peck siding, on
the P. & E. railroad, in the Bradshaw
mountains. Have more than $4,000
worth Of work on mines and show
splendid ore bodies in large and well
defined veins. Favorably situa ed for
mining. Cal ad ore recently shipped
from extension Of properties to Needles
smeIier Melted $4,000
Plats and reports furnished. VIII be
sold cheap for cash, or will sell for part
cash AMI time payments. Apply to
The Miner office.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

The quicker cold is cotton ria of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. B. w. L..
Hall, of Waverly. Va. says: IL firmly
believe Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
to be absolutely the best preparation
on the market for colds. l have rec
commended it to my friends and they
all agree with me-" For sale by all
dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23
For Sale

One 80 H. p. Atlas Horizontal Tubu-
lar boiler las good as new.
One Ii H. p. Flory double cylinder
single friction drum hosting engine
complete, with foot brake, Winch
head and reversible link motion (virtu-
ally unused).
One No. ) Cameron pump las good as
new.
Two steam pumps.
One small rotary engine. Enquire
of J. F. Berryhill, Goldroads, Arizona
care of Crown City Gold Mines Co.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23
Annual Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of Gold Hill Mining Com
pany will be held in Kingman, Ari-
IONA, on Monday, January s, 1912, at
> p. NJ, for the purpose of electing
directors aud such other business as
may come before the meeting.
E. b. VAN DEMAN
Vice President.
Kingman, Ariz., Dec. ,, 1911
First insertion Dec. 2-Jan 6
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23
Gard of Thanks.

To the people of Chloride and King
man that so generously extended aid
and sympathy during the last illness
and death of our father is due our
heartfelt thanks.
MIR. & MRS. WIN. FENNELL.
Chloride, Dec. Is.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

Good morning! Have you used
Christmas seals.
Mohave County miner., 1911-12-23

The Miner office.
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INDIGESTION GOES
IN FVl MINUTES
-zesrrBur-. S4a Oyspsps.a as ot.sr
ste-s@r s's-ry Eaoe1 ~ltn
lit;ie Ois1ees'r

ataf SO !art a. De- so-rs1r "a
Tcur sfcusee or u@s lk= 4 l-ns o.
ed --fls ~ 90 cfrvr- o. VOC brics
Gss aul Er-ctats s1ur. un1iE-srst
foe. ~ have a f-enrE o. Dtsines.
H-a-tuu-r. t'i'ir--s. Saa--a. Bsa 49,
- mouth and stomach h.alacn--thf.
Gel Id E~-f.1u
t-I cas- OF Papa DlApepsIn cot
Gals -' C~rt- ana all tiorcughs cure
your 0lt-oford~r stomach. AID l-aye
s-'-r vlr tto-t tle tou.c o. case son.
rss ,r t-. anil. may sl-tr eron
stomach rc-tie Or ileiE-stlol
ArS so-r p1armacist ~ sAos yol
tl. f1rm-4 ptaluly printed OF these
Geo. cases. then you vii Under
s-alt a.s upsp-pte truubir of al
alrtr Elat 50 an1 abs Dapepsin
OILS aye reli-t cf r1lr. oIt ~ order sr1rn-
a.rs % Indigestion On avc minutes
I.aprPsi - harmless AID tasta. .ks
candy fno1E' EACH do-e coma .nf
lYasr alrcI~ut to digest AID prepare
POP a-tim.suon into the blood al me
food sou eat. b-ricrs ~ makes ron 20
fo -1e able u.th a healthy appetite
bu' what F'H please you most. 81 that
neu H.. fr-- 'laf your stomach and
il'.-uo~s Orc clean and fresh. and o.
slI non need tu resort 90 NATIVES o..
H.ef pile Cor iuioIsu.sE ~ Cors-ipa
Tor
This c''. vfl Save uary Dapepsin
crarfs 40 some people ViU car fh~-.
t.f sou At D. crarkv about this
splendid stomach preraratlontoo o..
yol ever ~ ilt'ls 'or Indigestion or
t-.afr.f.a ar .rs. ,rh.- -s.--.... ..-..----
'-- some Fapes r.uuers.r noa
fh'- minute and forever t.d Yourself
10 STOMACH Trouble and Indigestion
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CONS LONGWoRTH
DisCOURACEs 1872
BOOM FOR ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON Dec -
Reprc-eufative ~ ch0las Long.
worth of Ohio. after spending
q daf with hls fatherInlaw.
Former President Roosevelt
mad" fhIs announcement 90.
daF
-ifEr a.f r.si f-.arHs or Nir
Roosevelt . tu ll-cosaring
and win cortug, to discaur
age any eTort to make h!m rho
Republican nom nee srr Pres.
dent r She convention o.
I9l-"
SIR LonEVorfh statement
sa- made zoo reply to Chair.
man brown of tho Republican
executive committee ~ ONO
who SAID tho state preferred
Roosevelt % Tar or IaF1i.
Ieffs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

Fire eNungu sherH have been placed
IN all the Panhandle traction cars
a masquerade dane" Will be gwen
NJ Glenova hall. North Warwood. hy
the WarWoo baud this evening
Either the latter part az the week
Or the FIRST OF ucNt Vs.h o. dance
VII b. giveu ln Iarch.z hlu. south
Narwood by q number of youug folAs
of the town
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Uthman o.
Warwood have for their guests Nr
and Mrs. Floyd Miller of Fernwood
ono
Mrs o. G.. Winters .s seriously DO
~ her home ou Main street
Mrs a. B. Adams and daughter are
vis'''"V relatives at teubeuviIe
Ar. and Mrs Carl psdeu o. Garden
avenue have arrived home from -
week. visit With relatives 90 NJ Yer.
non. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

special Dispatch fo t- intelligence
kENStR. vs. Na. Dec ID a.
Arnold. owner of fhr kn1bl,y at.ck
ald irYit farms OF Mineral county.
Do v1s awarded the beauf Poi 30.
fer iusIH. cup offered by the a. O.
iratt ,amuau, Tor tlc best three
boxes nt aul ono variety OF apples In
H" hi- lur sh.. .g.t closed here.
..1s r.'Hf a- a sft box of mammoth
fiiaca f"ir to Governor Glasscock. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
mAN SHOOTS TWO AFTER
CROPPING WIFE WITH HATCHET

1NNArOLf-. SD. De- after
iuiNU- Dol. wife with Ratchet
and Hf.ofIlE wounds on her head
which ua. prove fafal Captain a.
ttrI Tyler. resident OFF PASSPORT.
near bore. cent 'o ftr home of his
daH..ter auI -oa'u'av. N- and Mrs
m Robinson. and shot both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
SIG Sun FoR Iionr
HOUSE SERVICE IS ASKED

NASHlNGTON y .. De g.
Nearly tso arr one aa'f million SO.
ARE ir Appropriation FOR ug1t house,
an hghtslips Boz general plan CO..
improvement Tor a'ds lo uarlEatior
ar asked in the estimates 90 the De
Har'n"ut 80 Commerce aud Labor
-"ut fo Congress today
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FINED One Cen,

CHICAGO Dec Edward komie.
q dfuFrI-r in charge OF postal sub
station. was fined one cent today bs
Federal Judge lands after Eomie
bad admitted that De- had accepted O.
check Tor ~ 81 money order This
is technical violation OF the postal
Laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05
100 HORSES cREwAreo
~ NEW JERSEY FIRE

JERSEY CITY y ,. Poe Tie
priuc.I-l plant o., the United states
kAprr-- company for the service ~
N'N York city and vicinity VAS
swept if t-- early today ana prac.
ideally tar VI hole delivery equipment.
consist us OF 800 horses aad several
hundred wagons. was destroyed
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Soc IsIlst sugasstlon M,etlnq.

nnrgefuOn meeting OF the Social
lhi party of Greater Warwood eilI b.
held on sunday evening AZ z O'Clock
IN the Loyeland. South WarWood. en-
CINE house. when candidates Tor q fun
municipal ticket Co be- voted upon on
Thursday. January .. will D. sug
gested.
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hRmtsTicE ~ CHINA
is AGAIN EXTENDED

LONDON dec f-The Picking
correspondent % 'he Times says that
Yuan Shi Kai has given his consent
To fhe extension % the aruistlcc for
fNrachf Tor tlr whole area % mil
starry operations. Including Marking
The premier engases 10 dispatch 70
NOR" troops from Peknr. AMI has
already count, rmauded his order dis.
patching troops 90 SlnkinE
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spseiai prssbytsrlsn Ser. ee..

Commanding MONDAY and couunu
ing through the ueek. special service
VII Be held every evening except Sar.
'rdAy Ia The NarNOod Ffra5ytcriar
1hnrch by the Rev Edgar S. Dat
pastor. preparatorN 20 communion
services sunday morning. Dee Is
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To Eleet Fire Officers.

The ioyeland p "a and Protective
association members OF South War
wood bel da brief meet ng last even
ing 10 make arrangements 20 elect Ca
fuH lst Of officers Tor the ensuing
year. The election will be- held some
evening this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

While returning 10 hls home near
Mart M Ferry last evening. u r.
Kerr. prominent citizen ul that city.
Tell on the Icy street and fractured e.
limb. tn" ambulance was called ana
the injured man taken tp his home.
where pr Wilson attended his iu-
Jurles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-05

restsrday morning school 49, o.,
humsd Ia WarEood after gncafio1
since W"dn~sdsy evening on account
OF ThanksgiviuE Toe snor cane
,ust a lifil- no late FOR me youth. to
ienioJ slidinF or the several esr~u-rt
hills in me town
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WASHINGTON Dec. t-The fail.
uro "f Goo Columbus Jni0n National
bank involved % possible Joss ~ about
t''inHN. according fo reports to ,hc
comptroller of flc currency
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NEW YORK. Dec f-Jo, Rockers.
NeV furk. three ivan R0manon
of Russia. Iu 30 minutes nj wrestling.
catch 4s-cafch can style. hero tonight
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ssrssAn, rasss Drunk rome.

\ man giving his name as Stewart
and hWnT in South WareOod vas az.
restsd last evening D. Town Sci.
keAnt Conner iu Center Waraood on
a charge ~ drunkcnneus lie vac
taken before Justice q = Christian
and ~ hen asked 10 b., would rather
40 ga jail OF home hs said home.
"h1re h~ vas taken D. Officer Con
urr
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WARWOOD

. The pnstgone1 na~~fing ~ fh. Var.
~~od epafc % lrads 20 - lid %
rsrnins ~ Nls Cerfral - - l1.s..
Dromises - - al Inpcr-arf s-sn.l-
~ We iotersst ~ to- p@ygs 20 TO-
tosn Aso~pe fd@ matters lI D. tA.=1
W III - rv.1~af 4aal.E tEe
Nhn-bns TrAc'ign eonlp1nY fgr im.
Dross1 s-rylc- 90 tbc Faahsnels ! ns
s~tse-u NErsood had WLesaug
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he nre Shacn occurred ln Ms J.
Hunters rDotn,lE ah8 boarfinE
hoese IN fOsEh - ar~ oil Laf- sunday
nlEhf dif onlf about ~ daf-AE..
burning some u0oc a1rk lu rom.
-eanssd b. 81 F-bh~f 11se aftartsc 20
. Eaa stove trr1ulrF l.ra.h-l zen
tfai and LYF-.als fro oompallss ra
spondef. b. 'le blaze va -rt %.
aaiahsd before the arrival
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WHEELING MAN
DIES SUDDENLY
4" -osBS SOUND DEAD AT
GlEsCLANo. ..
Tre-srt u De srsinsr - So >.
NoeeA = Trtt CitS-Sotr
--es-- Fr9r Mn fcr ~e.f-s

~..ec-a. -saat.- o. - tat.- e~-r-r
CLEVELAND % ~, -fylrs b.
t-r rVar a. a cafe tl Soltt Cleveland
an unAno-u Ran ~as t0un1 dead tO-
n'Eat sho is tho-Eat 90 te J. "
hotbs - Ntr-llag. stoneClt
aI.rrs 'o4nt i- As poSsr; E.ve ire
ca-le - " Hcbes WbeeIf1r ~.
Be- -ho-r . years ~ Ak
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COLUMBUS BANK is
FORCED TO CLOSE DOORS
Union National Bank susoends: Pos
sibie Less o. $4,000 Threatened.

'tl' NHl o. ueC THE
Union National hank today posted a
f'f.. a' suspension hy resolution
ot ta' board OBJ directors D. vaa fur
Their stated tlat Giro bank IS raN n
t.' hands o. thc comptroller o. the
rHrrDu.s
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The CAust.an Ehlsafor sasisfr 4r
iWArsopd I'LL siv@ a aoelAl az thr
home % Mrs. R1y Ward 90 Ha .u
s'rssf. Thursfay evening The pub
DC is Invited
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IEFFERSONNILLE. Ind Dec =
B4tIlrg NeI-ou and Andy Rczenh. Of
Cincinnati fought ten.rouud draw
Arr- tonight
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Mr.. MERCHANT:

We can't close our Awning Department now and las on
ll our employees til spring
Neither can We make up in five spnno week, mn off
' Awnings our patrons would order then if let them wait
bt ordering now you can something ON fhe prize re
,IeS hdnC The assurance that Awning viii T. rI.
when you want h. order now and keep us busy
wheeling Tent L Awning Company
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