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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-15
MINER ATTEMPTS
10 BEAT HIS WAY;
LOSES HIS LEG

Last Saturday night William d
Tudd, miner % years OF age
Whlle attempting to board train "a
= near the pump house. fell be-
meath the wheels and had his right
leg crushed Just above the ankle.
After the railroad physician had Civ
Ell him temporary medical aid, he
was put aboard train No. 3 and
sent TO Reno, where he entered fine
Sisters hospital and the foot was
amputated.
Iudd is a native Of Canada ana
"a member In good standing IN the
Goldroads Arizona local of the West
ern Federation Of Miners He had
come to town but a few dsys pre-
Vlous from Rye Patch. where he
mad been employed BIS the rive
Patch Mining a Leasing companr
lie Is a young man, - Years "a
age and has many years to regret
the rashness of attempting to inmp
a last running train lie showed
remarkable fortitude, for the injury
was so bad that the foot couId he
doubled back over his leg.
The next morning. Night officer
opperman and the representative of
the Review-Miner visited the scene
OF the accident aud found s425 in
silver which had evidently dropped
from the pockets Of the unfortunate
young man. The money was picked
mp and sent to him by this paper
-Lovelock Miner.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!!

Instrumental and vocal. New rec
ords for the Victor Victrola. The
Nevada club has just received direct
from the Victor company ship
ment Of all the late records. includ-
ing the Turkey Trot." If You Talk
n Your Sleep Don't Mention Nv
Name; in fact, all the late and
up-to-date records. Come and hear
tha Victor Victrola In its realistic
reproduction of all late vocal and in
strnmental music. Free lunch and
Badweiser beer on draught
4-l2-tf
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ENJOYS EVERY MEAL.
SINCE Taking ViTol-Eating Was
Punishment Before.
A CITIZEN.

EunlSElnenC BEFORE.
There are hundreds, even thou
sands Of people right around here
who have had no appetite for a.
long time and eat only because they
must.
A Brooklyn man, Thos. ]. Sin
clair, says in letter: For nearly
five years was tormented with
stomach trouble. | had no appetite
and | suffered so much and so long
that 1t seemed as if | never would
get any relief Vinol proved to be
Just what | needed. 1t brought
back my appetite. relieved the pain
ful symptoms and now my digestion
is perfect. enjoy every meal now.
whereformerly eating was almost a
punishment.
This delicious cod liver and iron
remedy without oil Is wonderful to
stimulate the appetite and build up
the body. All who are weak and
run down from stomach trouble or
other causes should try vinol on
our positive guaranty to refund the
money If they are not perfectly sat
isted.--Miners' Drug Store. Inc.
Tonopah. New.
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Citizenship for Porto Rieans.

wv s-s'-s-s-s-e-e-s-s-s-s-e-s-s-
volved eighty or more defendants
Eight out of twelve defendants were
convicted on one Indictment after trial
by jury and their conviction confirmed
by the court OF appeals. and thirteen
criminal prosecutions are pending
brief review of the cases brought
under the antitrust law during the ad.
ministration demonstrates clearly its
value TO the American people in their
protection of that equality Of opportu.
nifty which is declared by the platform
OF the Republican party to be the right
OF every citizen
Reference TO few of the anti trust
cases brought by the Taft administra
ton gives an excellent idea of the hard
SHIPS some OF these illegal combina
tons entail upon consumers In the
prosecution of case against a number
Or individuals who attempted to corner
all the free cotton remaining of the
crop OF 1908 1t resulted in a raise I'm
The price of that commodity to the
spinners. prevented some from making
any purchases and was therefore re.
straining interstate commerce
In Ike manner the government took
eognizance Of the pooling IN the wire
industry. with the result that nlne In.
dictments were found In New York
against eighty three persons engaged
IN that business II was an Illegal re-
stralnt Of trade and when the court
proceedings had been finished the va
Fious defendants were fined ia amounts
averaging $1,000 each with the exec
lion Of the supervisor OF the pool. who
WIS fined $4,000
one Of the most outrageous eases Of
combination Ia restraint Of trade and
notable violation Of the sherman law
was that Of the hand blown window
Elass industry Practically an 81 the
manufacturers teighty three ii nam
befi formed company whleh eaatrul
srd the entire output or hand blown
eiass A. result the prize was al
sanega tpo reF cent within less than
war The lntletment ~ the mem ~
ss*nsshle. the lmnWsltlon - haes aud
the restoration ~ enc business agasn ~
faH#F Tines wsfg followed Is sub
ai4nfial rVsiaetsaa la iha prlas - haua
hfNNn glass
the ftsfeFaa MaNeeMmeAt + peaaes Ha
rs salie AEainss tie heef trust aad the
'aaesf trust Wish ever pfaassse -
ghtfe
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Promise and
What the Republican
Platform of 1908
Pledged.

PROMISE.
Tariff revision along protective lima.
with maximum and minimum orc.
vision.
Free interchange Of products with
Philippines.
Development of permanent currency
Iystem
Establishment Of postal SAVINGS
hanks.
TO increase power of government to
control trusts and secure greater pub.
he'ty Of corporation methods.
National supervision of railroad
stocks and bond issues.
Enactment Of employers liability law
sna other laws further ADVANCING in
'erests OF American workinsmen.
To define authority Of courts with re-
gard to writ of injunction and uphold
integrity Of courts.
Extension Of rural free delivery.
More federal aid in agricultural OK.
periments.
enforcement Of fourteenth. fifteenth
and sixteenth amendments to the con.
stituton.
Conservation Of natural resources
and Improvement Of waterways.
To maintain and promote American
army and navy.
Expansion Of foreign commerce.
Liberal pensions for war veterans
abroad
Obedience to and maintenance Of civil
service laws.
Greater efficiency in public health |
agencies.
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President Tafts administration ia.
broken all records for prosecutions
! brought and won under the Sbprpa,
antitrust law Without fear or favo,
IL has brought to the bar of Justice cor
poratious and persons engaging IN ill.
gal combinations in restraint of trade
the ultimate purpose OF each comhiua
tlon being 10 create d monopoly ana ia
faise The prices on its products In
TWO years ana eleven months of Ills
administration President Taft nus
caused 20 be brought four more civil
suits aud fifteen more criminal prose
eutIons than Mr.. Roosevelt brought In
the seven and one-half years of his ad
ministration
Unul MI. Taft became the president
the administration Of Mr. Roosevelt
held tue record in both particulars
Thus has President Taft who was Mr.
Roosevelt's right arm during his last
administration. kept his pledge TO the
American people TO uphold aud main
tain the policies Of his predecessor in
furnishing the criminals and undesira
bic element in the big business of the
country.
In the Republican national platform
Of 1903 reference was made to the
prosecution Of evil trusts and monopo
lies as one Of the great accomplish
ments Of the Roosevelt administration
and the platform declared that the
sherman antitrust law had been
wholesome instrument for good In the
hands OF a wise and fearless executive
Ia his speech of acceptance Mr.. Taft
pledged himself to the enforcement OF
this law and has kept his promise.
Problems Confronting Taft.
Stripped Of controversy as to the
exact meaning of certain language Of
the sherman antitrust act. the ques
tons that had 10 be determined hy
those IN administrative authority and
those who Judicialiy determine their
acts were. frst, how effective the law
was 20 reach the great aggregations
Of formerly competitive producers and
dealers. Individual aud corporate. who
through mtercorporate stockholdlng
consultations aud otherwise.
had acquired So great a control over
g particular fine Of Industry "a to en-
able them tn dominate Il and 10 ex |
clude or admit competition as they |
might choose ulpu their awu terms
Secondly. % determine whether thar I
construction nf the iaw was correct /
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CONSOLIDATED AroTo ooMp.xv

CONSOLIDATED ALTO COMPANY
Carrying United States mai and
EXPRESS makes daily trips from
Tonopah 10 Manhattan and Round
Mountain Cars leave Tonopab
daily on arrival OF mail and leave
Manhattan at 2:30 p. m.
W c. HARDING. agent
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TAFT's ANTITRUST RECORD.

Under the last five administra-
tons prosecutions under the
sherman anti trust law have
been brought as follows:
Grim
Civil inal
Under Harrison
tthree years. go. 4 a
Under Cleveland
efour yearsl.... S 2
Under Mckinley
-four and one
yearsl.t4..- Three bills in equity
Under Roosevelt
tseven and one
half years. ...... 1s 25 4ds
Under Taft
two years and
eleven nonths).. 20 20 81
One property seizure.
The ratio Of prosecutions al.
lowing for length Of time ii Of.
nee of the Taft administrators
as compared with the records ~
us tour immediate predecessors
IS approximately as follows;
aft over Harrison. a+o1
Taft over Cleveland. -. 12to1
att over Mckinley. 3oto /
aft over Roosevslt.... Alto /
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TAFT'S RECORD
AGAINST TRUSTS
Sherman Law Enforced Without
Fear or Favor.
ESCELS HIS PREDECESSORS.

9oth In Civil and Criminal Prosscu-
ton Taft Administration Breaks All
Heeords-Iesai Accomplishments Of
Five Presidents Compared.
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q SEA vast 1N seU seae saaAs
ass ne sotamns af - aesaass n
sets eesNls8
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Many articles lost have been
found and returned through the
Bonana's classified ade."
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A house TO rent7 Try a BONANZA
want ad."
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PERFORMANCE.
rayne BIN, reduction downward, tariff
BOARD, maximum and minimum. veto OF
eilis which violated principle of protsc.
ton.
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Measure pending.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-29
HOM,S THISi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
}. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
Beve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
wALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
sfipation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-29
Water Fight Is Again ON.

Pueblo. Colo. Aug. 2f.-The north
ard south fight in Pueblo. which has
been dormant for years to the grati-
fcation OF residents involved. has
again sprung up, this time in connec-
tion with the announced plans of Sc
curing water supply from the moun-
tains.
The commissioners are investigating
in the hope of securing pure water
for Pueblo. and the trustees Of the
north side water works look upon the
plan with favor However. there are
two waterworks systems in Pueblo,
and the trustees OF the south side
plan, oppose any moves that may oe
made to change their source of sup
ply. with which they declare they are
satisfied.
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Canon City Lady Guest Of Honor.

Mrs. F. Z. Gimiet entertained de-
Iightfully at 2 KensIngton from to
6 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at her
home at the corner OF Tenth and +.
streets in honor OF her house-guest.
Mrs. Brown. OF Canon City. Besides
the guest OF honor. those present
were: Mesdames Kramer. Tanton.
Plimpton. Chapman. Sappington.
Burke. Francis and daughter. Hatfield.
OF Garfield. Williams. of Brush. Colo.
and Miss Parrish. of Fayette. No. Mrs.
Burke assisted In the serving OF de-
lIghtfui two-course luncheon--Salids
Record.
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ALMOsr LOST HIS LIFE.

8. A. Std. of Mason. Mich, will nes-
er forget his terrible exposure to a
merciless storm. "If gave mo . dread
full cold" he writes. that caused se-
we're pains in my chest. 30 It was hard
for me to breathe. A neishbor gave
me several doses Of D. Kings New
Discovery which brought great relief.
The doctor said was on the verge OF
pneumonia. but to continue with he
Discovery. did so and two bottles
completely cured me-" Use only this
quick. safe. reliable medicine Tor
coughs. colds. or amy throat or lung
trouble. Price SOC and 800. Trial
bottle freq Guaranteed by Hunter
Palmer.
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sHAFR0IH TO BEGIN
TOUR on MONDAY

Governor shafroth Will begin his
tour of the state in the interest of his
candidacy for the long term to the
United States senate on the Demo-
cratic ticket at Colorado. Springs
next Monday. He will speak every
night during the week. working his
way to the Western slope.
His itinerary follows: Colorado
Springs. Monday; Leadville. Tuesday;
Glenwood Springs. Wednesday: Grand
Junction. Thursday: Delta Friday. 2
p. m; Montrose. Friday night, salida
Saturday.
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II comforts IN, eerssved.
THE 4PROGREssivEv PARTY.

Is the individual. man or woman.
who uses Foley Kidney Pills for back
ache. rheumatism. weak back. and 9th
or kidney and bladder Irregularities
Hobert W. Hertcr. I.awrenceviile. No..
says: "I took three bottles Of Foisy
Kidney Pills and got a permanent
cure" They are healing. strengthen
Ing. tonic. and quick to produce ben
eficiai results. Contain no harmful
drugs. Never sold In bulk. Put up n
two sizes In sealed bottles. The genu-
Inc in yellow package. For Sale by
Tho Corner Drug Store.
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SUSPECT AR
RESTED HERE
FOR vAGRANeY

Chas. B. Conners, alias Chas. Will
son, was taken into custody by the
authorities here Friday night and
locked up on the charge of vagrancy
pending an inquiry into his anteced-
ents and career. Connors. who is 4
comparatively we'll dressed man about
forty years OF age. Is believed to have
had a somewhat shadowy record and
will be held until an investigation of
his past can be made through police
channels.
In the course of conversation over
the telephone this morning between
Sheriff Esscr and Chief OF Police Felix
0'Nelll of Denver 1t was ascertained
that Connors had several work-house
sentences in that city for vagrancy
and. II was thought. was wanted for
passing worthless checks in payment
of his obligations. Connors claims 70
be some sort of an organizer. or other
general representative. of the Knights
Of Columbus. but no credence is plac-
ed in his assertions in relation TO
the matter by the officials who have
him in charge
connors is tatooed in Indian ink
with a large cross on his chest and
with fancifui designs OF various kinds
on both his arms. From letters and
papers found on him when searched
n Jail this morning the authorities
incline to the opinion that he Is an
emissary in, connection with the white
slave traffic and his history will be
thoroughly gone into by the autho-i-
ties with a view of clearing up the
suspicion resting upon him Connors
has been staying since coming to Can
on City at Mrs. Alexander's and he
leaves an unliquidated bill Of several
dollars there for board. He Is also
indebted TO the Palace livery stable
for the frequent use of horses and We
hicles which he hired without any 9th
er capital than that OF a monumental
nerve. Connors. who is bright. in
sinuating fellow. says his mother lives
m Los Angeles and that she supplies
him with money.
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COLORADO'S
CROPS BEST
INITS HISTORY

Denver. Aug. 24.--Tse croQs Of
1912 will bring Colorado faEmers from
,i5o.ooo,Ooo to 100000, ,oa0, aud 1912
will be the banner year in the history
of the state. Wheat On dSx lands is
showing close to an average Of 2s
bushels; on irrigated lands approxi-
mately IS bushels. The average cats
showing is close to 20 bushels ir the
irrigated district. And on the dry
mesas in Routt county. whore the soil
is unusually rich, the ngures go as
high as 100 bushels to the acre. Colo
rado farmers will market million and
half tons OF sugar beets-"
James U. Harris. appraiser OF the
state land board. who returned from
an investigation of crop conditions In
all parts OF the state. gave out the
foregoing statement based on statis-
tics that he had been weeks in gath
ering. It is considered by state off,
GERS generally as the most accurate
report yet made on Colorado crop con-
tiltions.
"Never before was there such a
showing on Colorado dry lands.- con-
tinued Appraiser Harris in his report
DRY land wheat goes from 1s to 80
bushels to the acre. Irrigated wheat
from IS to so bushels. Irrigated cats
from IS to 100. yes. and even better.
The Greeley potato crop is a record
smasher. One hundred sacks TO the
acre will not be uncommon. Last year
potato growers secured as much IS
$3.50 per sack This year they think
the price will go to $3.50; maybe high
er. The dry potato farmer. as his broth
er OF the wet lands calls him. Is sche-
dsied TO make a killing
when was in Crowley county one
commission firm alone shipped in i5o.-
900 crates to be used in handling its
share of the famous Crowley county
pink meat cantaloupes. The same firm
shipped in wrappers for 100000 mel
ons Il Is expected that 500 cars vii
be required at ordway alone for mel
ons. A supply OF cars viii be needed
at King Center and shiIo as we'll. for
the Crowley county growers.
THE range grass Is knee higa.
stockmen say the range was never as
good before. The problem is to get
the cattle and sheep to place ON the
range. The last winter was such an
unusually hard one on stock growers
that their herds have been greatly Gu,
in numbers
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.oa and on all the tims bstnssen now
and the second Of September on which
date he Will be one OF the most I'M
portant personases in the country as
far as people Of this section are con-.
cerned.
The Garden Park magnate states
that his whole outfit is shaking in
every limb with anxious anticipation
OF the big event He says that al
Of the horses he brings up 20 the dIs-
trict Will be the kind that have never
known what It was to allow . human
being to remain ON their backs. The
steers are mild tempered bcypss
that have never before been bulldog
ged and would rather gore a punchsr
In the dust than roam the plains Of
Texas. Canterbury says that he is
going to see to II that the "Top-of-
the-world' Labor day celebration out
classes anything ever pulled on in the
whole world along cowpuncher lines
and he is going TO do everything In his
power to make IL so far superior to
the Cheyenne Frontier celebration that
Victor will in future years be known
as the real typical western town.
where cowboys and miners. the real
kind. mInsle to form one of the Wild
est towns in the worid-victor News.
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Unique Method Of Boo..Inr Colorado.

The Peters Paper company has
adopted an original way OF boosting
Colorado industries. A water-mark u
placed in its letter paper. reading;
Buy your requirements in Colorado .
The water-marls appears In each
piece of paper and may be easily read.
but does not affect the writing surface
1t is believed that the use Of this
type Of stationery by various CONNER
cial organizations and private business
firms would prove an effective way OF
boosting coiorado-made goods.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-29
MOToRcYCLIsTs HAVE
ESCORT OF PUEBE0ASs


After stopping in Pueblo from sun
down to sun-up, 90 members Of the
Kansas Short Grass Motorcycle club.
on their annual tour OF Colorado. left
for their homes in Kansas early this
morning. They came to Pueblo from
Canon City. after spending two days
there, late yesterday afternoon
About Ia Pueblo motorcyclIsts. In
Guiding the members of the Harley
Davidson bassbsl, team. rode with the
Kaqsans a faF a. Fowler. where the
Harleys expected 70 play ball with the
Fowler team this afternoon. The Pu-
eblo Motorcycles club had not arranged
any definite plans for the entertain
ment of the visitors. but individual
members took charge of the Short
Grass cyclists. conducted them over
the city yesterday evening and found
entertainment for them.
Because of the failure OF plans they
Salida to Plant Trout In River.
Wednesday morning r. p. Rubin.
chairman of the fiish and game COM
mittee OF the Commercial Club. de-
posted $4,000 native trout In the
slough near the ball park. II Is the
intention to keep these small nsh
penned In the small stream until they
grow sufficiently to better take care of
themselves. Then they will be re-
leased into the Arkansas.
Money for the purchase OF these FISH
was raised through popular subscrip-
tion by DIR. Kramer and Mr.. Rubin
and Is the first systematic step taken
locally to stock the. Arkansas river
and make II one of the best fishing
streams in the state.
Additional fry will be purchased fo-
that purpose by the committee as fast
as additional money can be secured
fer the purpose Nearly everyone en-
Joys fishing and should be willing 10
contribute small sum for the pur-
pose OF stocking the river.-salida
Mall
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NEW RURsL ROUTE
TO BE ESTABLISHED

As a result OF negotIationh that have
been in progress for some time be-
tween Postmaster r. S. Lewis and the
authorities at Washington 1t Is ex-
pected that a new rural mall route
will be established in connection with
the Canon City postoffice about No
vember first. II present plans are
carried out some additional territory
viii be provided with a daily service
and readjustment of affairs made in
order that the service may not be so
burdensome on J. c. Lawrence. who
has heretofore had a most difficult
position to Ill owing to the great num-
ber OF people to be taken care OF On
his route.
Route No. /. when the new order
OF things comes into existence. will
include South Canon. Lincoln PARK
and other territory on the south side
OF the river and No. East Canon,
Fruitmere. -Four Mile. Park Center.
Orchard park and the connecting
country Mr.. Lawrence at present. IN
the amount OF mail he carries. has an
exceptionally strenuous time of It to
take care Of his patrons. According to
recent report Of the postoffice do
partment Mr.. Lawrence's route. in the
number of pieces OF mail delivered.
is the sixth largest in the United
States out OF total OF more than forty
thousand rural routes.