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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-02

to be most exciting one. after all.
Johnson was happily fixed in his
training camp within twelve hours
after his arrival Incidentally he
started his work going at once. lie
took a l0-mile drill on the road his
first day in town. Jack got down to
work in earnest his second day I'm
Las vegas His daily programme
embraces a two hours run in the
forenoon and like hike in the after
noon. The big black was also quick
TO start his training work going.
Jack has a platform, 90X3O, located
in the backyard of his dwelling in
"Old Town the monicker saddled
on Las Vegas prober. Every after
noon johnson has 1t out hammer and
tongs style with Howard Morrow and
George DeBray, his two massive
white sparring partners. Cutler was
over the jumps with Johnson in
Reno DeBray is newcomer in the
champions camp. Both lads are
built on the same lines as Flynn,
which probably forms n very good
reason why they are filling their po-
sitions.-
No Chance for Jim.
Cutler and DeBray declare they
Stanu no Chance OF as muCn as tap
ping Lii Artha oftener than once
week and openly state that they feel
sorry for Flynn ON the Fourth
Il ca oorfnn:aRnt-a-. .aETAOIN
Il cannot for the life OF me figure
how Jim can win the big bout" re-
marked Cutler the other afternoon
Now to win he must hit Johnson
and l cannot see him doing IT,"
Confidence certainly reigns i'm the
Johnson camp. Jacks co-laboIhIa
are plainly happy over the way their
star is hustling. They figure John
son will be as good July 4, as he over
was in his life.
Tommy Ryan is There.
AS for Flynn, the longshot, he Is
hard at II at his training camp at
Montezuma, under the watChful eye
of Tommy Ryan, the man who helped
make Jeffries. FLYNN is rounding
into wonderful condition and contin-
ues to claim what he has always
claimed. to-wit: That he will
knock the big dnge stiff on the
Fourth There is nothing to It but
that the Fighting Fireman is cock
sure he is Lii Ariha's master.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

AZ San Antonio. San Antonio Aus.
tin game postponed-ra
At Houston--Waco 4. Houston I.
At Galveston--nallas 0, Galveston Z.
At Beaumont--Fort Worth 3, Beau
mont 2.
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NIn.kogcc M, Nnl.ln..cl.
u. S. LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures 4. Chlca-
60 g.
At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh lis.
Cleveland L..
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AMERICAN ASSN.

At Columbus Columbus 4. Louis
willie 2.
AtMinneapolis-Minneapolis At 4. st.
Paul 3.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 5,
Milwaukee l.
At Toledo-Toledo 4. Indianapo-
lis 3.
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{. ADDITIONAL SPORT on .
. PAGE :. .
s.sssss....,.s..S.N....... 100000.
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,.S:Ns:s...N.....ssS9os sS9os.H..ooaaco.
!. ADDITIONAL SPORT ON /.
2 c..P PAGE !. .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-02
COTTON STATES.

At INSTRUMENTATION Z, Hatties-
burg 3.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3, Me
ridian 4.
At Yazoo City-Nazoo City 5. Nicks
burE T.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Fereins~ ind h~ouen~Ralender

Ole Serren @ehetare fmo qebeten, us fes BON Observation-Disclosures
fopie BON @oroGnoen in ibren geretnen 8eribt 81 geben, rmo fno mir
fts befrebt, iOIfe an geeigneter Stene mf5mebmem
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Sir 9lniieOslnnas enltiae-

General : 9anofommiiiGr 9ennett
modt befannt, ouB am 30. DECEMBER
S. $. 49,O8O Mfer 2anOes, wel6e i'm
sunni 8. S. bon Der Sumbolot gtatio=
nal Sort &eierpation in gtepaoa aus
qeidieoen tporoen fino, 8ur 8elieoe-
lung geoffnet meroen lolen. Sim 80.
Sanuar +. S. erfolgt Die groffmng
BON 26,68O g[dern bel Carton GitD,
iuelhe 6ereits permeiien iiuo. Die
ldmmtli9en 2dnoereien lie9en IN 81
fo County, geb.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
&ute Srcms @arfen.

@ie aljabrlid, gibt es ar6 beuer
uieoer Die befannten@ eibna6tsbrief-
marfen Ser nGeo GroB CHARITIES anO
&io Miiociotion~ uno per 8riefe fort
i6idt, Der ioate nidt nerfeblen, atBer
Ser @ereinigten Stoaten Sriefmarfe
aud cine &eb GroB<9farfe auf oas
gounert al fleben, Inn % inOireft ben
@eibna1tsfono Der 9teO GroB MIlO-
ciotion i6mellen 5i belfen. Maan bai
in oieiem Sabre gang beionOere 8or-
be%reihingen ~getroffen, Inn oielen ORR
gineaen Observation-Disclosures eine
gr0Bere 8erbreitlng gu Oerihaffen,
uno miro man iie in ieoem 6leden,
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Samcs snOOlcratt sbermam.

obidon erpartet, bier aagemeine
Sraucr. SSm Capitol, mo- ieOer An=
qeItente in ibm einen 5reilno lab, in
Sen 91eqierungs DEPARTMENTS, moo
ielbit er 0fters ooriprad, inter ben
Mitglieoern oes &abinets inO I'M
oipIomatiden Corps, IN mel6em er
pielc 6reunoe Bat, bat Die Anfiinoi-
gung BON ieinem Ableben aufri6tfge
Srauer Der1trlaht.
ltnmittelbar 1lad) Dem @intreffen
ser Na1rf6t leBte 0berit &ansoea
Der Sergeant at arlns 0es SenatS,
Sen Senator Bacon Sen talnporGren
prGiiOiren0eu 9eamterL pel6er ii6
III SEEM gorf aufbalt, offi5iel m
&erntniB.
8rG1ioent Saft 9ot cine 8roflama-
ton erlaRen, in pel6er Die ausl6n=
oii6elt 8oti1after. uno 2egationen
a~ufgefor0ert tperoerl oreitGgigeSralt-
er 51 beobo6ten. 9ie Sloggen iiber
oen 0ffentli6en @ebGloen in @a1b-
ington tperoen Bis 8u Dem Gage Ser
8eeroigung oltf Sal6mait neben.
@om Slotten- uno &riegsoepartement
aus iptroen nod allen SimmelSri9=
tungen 8efeble te~legrapbiert, Die Dor-
gei6riebetten Srauer : @eremonien
at befolgen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gPrrtne.

9eutlder GentrnlDereil. YraltOeHt
-==- /. 8i6e-Rr1i. Wtar-
Tin gSlegunD; 2. @l5e-Yral. Us. S1u1-
Oalhel; 3. 8l3e.Fral. tarl @goll,
4. Slae . 4ralloent @eorge Wtalr (,
.. 9l3e . YrallOent gugult S1mlot
SorI QolnmeL S1asnleIlter +,
UullaD Seuoer, Sefretar; G0n9reD
9elagts, y. y. J%aDnentroger Solepg
&onorad. Solicitor 9erm. Wt1tler.
Serlammluug am A. Dienltag !. ~.
III 922 Yenn. Aoe.
NulumDIa.SurMDereIn, 92S, Dt-
StruBe, ". vs., ytOrtb 2145.
UeluaItsDer1aMmIullBen Ieoen 2.
SonnIag I'LL Wtonat, ytodmItt. o.3U
uDr. 0orltanOsltsuneen leoen Nton'
taa, AbenOs s ubr. Grnlt @erlteu-
Dera, 9raltOent, 1343 Y OtroBe, ".
vs.. 2elepDon w. 2OS6. S@rlTtuort
u. Is. Nianler, 10 IA. Str. ". Us,
&elepbon Wtain 1866.
Namsn.S stlVn; orau 5asOb yaamaaEt"eF'
yraiYt MIN; Olau d. y. Y.@nn, SttrsIar'n'
%ctcruneMpeGct1 OeS oteW SGEa'
IAuas. Serlanlnlelt ll9 OaleIblt.
Seatlwer 2SaueWyGMsUereIn, *ra'
lluenI IS. y. 0wneIOer, MnI. y. 4teY'
ers, Oelretar, 1919 SroIlIg Str.' y.
~, NIreGturel- uIIO Nelegnte1ISer'
luln1IlulIg am z. Sonntag l. NC. III
Ger AlllIaIt.
orauen. ynlIspersln. 5rau s.. u. SaFtpeL
pral. YerlammeI P9 npnaElID an Z. Avn
neIpI9 IL Der @atalt.
oruuen- ytapDereln. UrGu St. SSNIsr. Yr1l.
SnlaMmelt lIp mOnatIlp SsnlaB NUIld.
SeAGl@er SrIegerDMaO nerlattTlel1
lln leOel ). Wtu1l1ag nIolIatlI1 IN St0.
w 4enn. Ape., UeIoweDel Solepg
Wtalr, zOO4 @rlte ctr. yt. Us.
0eMIIa)-AmerItaWll@er GeGnttrr'
ScrelM uer1atlmelt llG Grn 1. nllO ..
Wtlttluon Oes Wtonats I'M San9er'
bunO, 314 @-Str. gt.-Q8. Yaul 8aul9
5efretar, 341S 8ropu Str, N.-SS.
Wermamta Stub. NtittwOAs ullO
6reltags Abenos IN Gbe Soletoln,
1928 S Str. %. Us. Sefretar @m.
S. NieDers, 1919 Srping Str, gt.8.
Dntel Yrallg %%ergaugangs &er'
Gin. SEQ. Wtolr. Setretar, 1881 Lite
StraBe, u. @. @erlammelt iih am
2. Sonntng i. sc. I'M @olOe1 Gag
10 6otpl. 81. 3. Qlbe un0 9 ctr.
Ontsl 8rais DamenSusln. 5rau 9snIs
@raue, VralDentin. @erlammeIt l9 am 1,
MutpO9 i'm Mpnat i'm 9aule zines Der dit
sLirper.
YrOIpert Sill Cemetery. GreO.
Smbof, Hr1iioent, @m. NtartIn, Sc
tretar. @eriammelt ii9 am erlter
6reitag monotli@ BET S. v. Cries
bauer, 433 9te StraBe, u. 8.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9anfiasans.

Ole l1nter5ei1neten iagen hermit
9[uen, oie unierem b~erltorbenen Sat
ten un0 8ater,
SngU 2DHau,
Die lebten @bren ertpieien baben, be-
ion0ers ben Mitglieoern Der Nrmini-
rs 2oge uno ben SGngern oes San-
~gerbuuoes fir Die berrIi6en 2ieoer,
uno Sen MitgIieoern oes n@rion"
DEFENDERS Dem MltmeiIter Ster5er fir
feline Troitesmorte an Der Sabre oes
Dabingeihieoenen uniern ~tiefgefiibl-
telten 9anf ab. Mu6 oanfel mir
beroli6 ben Sreunoen uno @onnern
BON bier uno Baltimore fir Die lie
berien0ltng Der i60nen glumenipen-
ben.
Sftober 80. 1912.
Die trauernOe @ittpe
Salbina 9DiIan
uno So6ter.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
seim sllfObul fir SnOioper.

SIlfs-g ommiiidr Nbott Ouln Subj
oner= 9ureau bat cine @erorOnltng err
lailen, Die Itreng oerbietet, ooB Sr-
oianeru olfobolartige @etralfe per-
obreidt weroer. SEER Slbbott crfldrt,
oaB itotiitii6 feitgeiteat moroel 1T,
Bob beraui9enoe @etranfe Der @e-
lunobeit ser Snoianer u%n9ebeurer
Sdaoen 3ufiigen. Die @%erorOnuna
belagt ferner. OaB obne Grlanbnib
oes ariegsiefretdrs, ben s8loianerr
nidt einmol in &ronfbeitsfdaen alfo'
bolartige @etr6nfe p~erabreicbt per-
SEN Oiirfen. Musgenommen napor
limo @eine fiir &irden5wede.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
0eians-g9eine.

@ereimigte Singer DOn 8aIbimgtOn
8raIioent: Sobn @alomann; Setre-
tar 6. 8ede, 40 10. Str, g. g.
WaIbingtOa SGa9erbunO. yto. 314
s StraBe, g. @. albert Sepper,
Hrdiioert, u. @rauner, Setretar, 314
S Str, 81. @. u. @urnpre4t, Dirt
gent. Sineltunoe ieoen 0ienstag.
Damenprrsim. Grau 8. 8. 9artbel, Oral.
gerlammluns jeUen 1. unb 3. Dtsnitae efs
MDnats, Abenps 8 abr, in pbissm SCtals'
AriOn : WeiansOerein, 1905, 6
StroBe, g. @. Aug. S9miOt Yro'
iioent. Sobn @eber, Setretdr,
$50. 518, 6te StraBe, q. 6. &arl
Soler, Oirigent. 9ireftorenoerlamnl-
lung am /. Sonntag nod Dem 1.
Atittmo1 /. 90. Singltunoe ieOen
W1lttmob.
NrlOn Damenuerein. Trau .. Srumte
pr4lOsntin. gerlammIung am 2. vtttt~O1
mpnalllGp apenDs IN Cbtefnt>SOtale.
Wermamla WtGmnerdOr. 922 Renn
Aoe. ". vs.. Ardi. Sobn &eiff. Ser
SEQ. SebaltiatI 622 $50. IDe. SIS
gnll s. @briltioni, Director. sc
lGaitsDerl. om /. SOnntag !. Wt.
SmgltunOe ieOen Donnerltag Uni
Sonntag Abeno in 922 &a. ADe.
Iamsnpsretn. Grau juIta @uBIsE BRA
Werlammslt iit jspsn tEltsn SUnntaS n
MIpnat I'M rbi9en SCtals.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
5ngen*

0cntIde Treimanrer GOgs
Ny Mrminirs, $50. %, S. q. q.
w sc. Moom Shnei0er, &c
fretar S746 Sec ainlep Str, GbeDr
gbaIe 8. s. @eri. am /. II. 8. Siens'
tag i. so. i'm nelten W1aionic Eempel
@iI6elm Sell GOge go. 5, q. ..
g. Of s. geriammelt iid ieoen /.
uno 8. 0onnerstag i'm Monat IN
$50. 936 $50. Ibe., N.@. SAUL Bad.
I6mio, 5efretdr, 1O7 5. StraBe
q. ..
sentunia eOse go. 2, .. 9. S. 9
S. 50. &elbig, 8rai., 1742 z Str
81. s.; $. @amenrei6, Sefr. 1906
s. Ctr. g. So; 8eri. am 2. ltno 4
Montag /. sc. IN 1889 Z. Ctr. N.-8
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
gise-9raTOcnt sGcrmann a%eitor6cn.

ntica, g. g., 80. oft. @i3e-
8raiioent Sames 9. Sherman itarb
6eute @beno gegen 8 lbr. Sim 5ter-
6ebette befono ii6 feline 6anilte, TO-
ipie Ser Ir5t. Ser 8o0 fam ni6t nm
crmartet. S6on ieit einigen Gagen
ipar Ser 3llitanO Des &ranfen Elm
Iol6er, OaB man Die Soffnitng allf
feline Notwithstanding 10 3ienlltfl
aufgcgeben bate.
Serte Morgen mar oer Yntient
idon 10 ibrpad, oaB man ieincm 9l6-
leben Itiinolid entgegeniab. Sn Serrn
Sherman lit Elm pflihtgetreuer Be
omter oerI6ieoeu, Der lein bobes @mt
in rubiger ober 5ielbemuBter 8eiie
peripultete. Sn oen foit bier Sobreu
Ieincr @mts3eit bate er itd Die NA-
tung oeS gall5en Bottles ermorberl,
ultO LIBERAL lab man nit aumnter
Der idperen Stitnoe clitgegen Biz
Oen aranfen O%abinraffen iolte-
Die @adrid)t bier in @ni6ingtOu.
Die Nadriht bon Dem SoOe DEG
@ice : 9rdii0cnten Sherman erpefte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
ser 8arte $3.50 per Sabr.

UeI Stullc pz.OO PCL OuJb'
GlattOatIhcr @ercen. 8n. Stir
molli, Setret1r. Dobnboit i'll Goco'
ma Earf. 8eriammlluIg am 1. Sou
ncrstog i. &c. in 1877 Z. Str, y. 8.
SeHeROarmitGOter uHterltaRun9s'
&crcin. Souls Bauer, Srollocllt.
Sobn Wteininger, Setr., ZIG Ores
bam 8luce, H.@. 8%eriammlltHe Oil
3. Wtittwod /. M. III 922 &u. Anc.
eritHtmngsDercin 6ris
&eB, Setret1r, Gare geo. 1920 Som.
glDeule. &eriammelt ii9 ic0en erlteil
0ienstag /. 10. in go. 922 Ea. Aue
columbia Sraner : NrnntCm. lin.
tcrltnRaAgsUtrein. 6rai.6 Gfomy Se,
fret1r, 1884 22te Str, yt. 8. yer.
laminlung am 3. Dienstag l.. Wt. IL
yto. 1886 Asa. 9Lpe., u. Us.
9emtihcr HmterltdbungsOnnO.
Qiltrift gto. 40. Sefretdr NnI. &an.
nenonn, 1915 0iariOn 5truBe, "
Us. ScriammeIt ii4 ieoea 4. Dtitt-
mod i. W. in 936 Sa. MDe., ". M.
9cutIder llnterItiRmhSsbMmO, 9t'
Itrift l6O. Wti9ael Diet5, Sctretdr.
629 S Ctr. y. 6. Seri. am A. Con.
nerstaa /. sc. in 1871 Z. Str, I.@
1cntl6cr llnteritismngSbnno. 81.
Itritt go. 41O. Sefretdr Sobn Nlel'
ninger, go. 81 &-StroBe, &.-@.
Gerlomrnelt iid an /. NtittDo1 le'
oen W4ts. in 936 8a. NDe., 81. 8.
9eutId . Amerifanii6er : HHter'
tiikmmss gerciu. SObn 9ies, Sc
fref6r, 1888 9. Capitol Str. geri
am 2. 0ienstag i. 90. in 1877 Z. Ctr.
@ai9instOm Sid &eIief. Sefretdr
s. 8iidot Gberrpoale gurai Sta.
8. s. geri. am 1. unO 3. @fontag
/. W1.. in 827, Z. StraBe, q. SO
ScmtIde Brand, SOsiaIiitiider
~lartei. 8ell5el 9tifl, Sefretar, 1886
0ntario &oaO. 8eri. am /. uno 3.
0onnerftog, AbenOs s ubr IN 423
@-5tr., ge.-8. 5Dmpatiiierer itetS
miafommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
9anfiasnns.

llniern ber3Ii6en 9anf hermit Al=
len, 0ie uns BEL Ser &ranf6eit uno
Dem So0e meines @atten uno unieres
8r1lOers
SObn 9anbafl
10 biilfrei9 Sur Seite itanOerb Dem
Columbia @ralter &ranfen Inter
Itiibungs-@erein, tpeI9er 10 bol8db-
li6 eridienen mar, Dem 8apern-8er-
elm lrno Dem @inotborit Club fir Die
id0nen 8lumengaben, iotpip @aen,
oie our6 EeiInabme uno @ntpeienbeii
lire SDmpatbie beaeugten, unierr
ber8Iiden 9anf. gbenio ber5lideu
9anf Dem Sotber &otb bon Der ct
Wariengemeinoe ltno 6. 6. @beeler
BON Ser SolD Comfort gbur9.
Oftober %. 1912.
Margaretba Sanbafl,
SOiepb 9anbafl,
Mntpn 9anbatl.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

ieoer groBeren 9rti6aft, ieoer 9taot
oeS 2anoes erbalten f0nnen. SIN
porigen Sabre Uuroen 1900. O00&eO
GroB 8riefmarfen berfauft, pofiir
$4,000 eingenommen puroen. Son
oieiem ,8eitrage pur0en 85 @ro8ent
fir &fmetbooen gegen Die Suber=
fuloie D~ertpen0et.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
2anOsmanniaaftIide nnS unterltnk'
mas . Nereine.

UbHo SCkStWSe
Gdmeiser @ObItGtiSteitsDerein.
gr1l. Sulius GgIoff, 118 Sannelie'
SLne, 81. 6. 6. &. S6wegIer, Setre'
tar, 1929 S Str, q. 50.
@ereim Baden, aIOis @einbart sc.
fretdr, 113 9 GtraBe, 9. N.. ner'
iammelt lih ieOen /. 9ienstao I'M
Monat in 936 |o. IDe., q. 8.
@erein Babern, Columbia Seftisn
9er. /. @oIfgang &ufO6i6eI, Irdi.
Sranf @iegnn0, 8i5e.Hr1i. MiAe'
Sol8beierleirg S@nsmeilter. EbeO u.
2edert, Sefretdr, 1910 Sla. apc.,
q. 6. @eri. am /. SOnntag /. ".
8 1lhr nodlm. in SEQ. 1922 Ha. NDe.
GdmGbiIGer aranten : unteritit'
amnasDerein, W1iGoeI Diet, Sefretdr.
629 $ Str, 81. .. 8%eriammlung am
/. Qienstog /. 30. in No.737 7. Ctr.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17

The shipment was received yester.
day having been ordered by Mr.
pobrowsky on his recent visit 10 san
Francisco.
The eui glass ware Ia Of the Lib.
by brand, recognized as the stand.
ard OF quality. aud consists o. arti
eles Of every size aud description
The display window has been deco.
rated with various articles Of tho
glass ware and has attracted con.
siderable attention from passersb,
The shipment vas received Tor the
holiday trade but from the manner
~ which numerous sales have a.
ready been made h Is doubtful II
many Of the Articles viii remain on
the shelves until the time when tbs
holiday sheppera start maknr par
ehss~s
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
TEX WATSON IS
NOW TRAVELLING
WITH CRUTCHES
RAPIDLY RECOVERING USE OF
LIMB INJURED WHILE WORK
ING AT GOLDEN ARROW

Tex Watson. who was injured al
Golden Arrow about two months
ago when he received a fractured
leg. has so far recovered as TO be
able to navigate with the aid of
jured il was thought that amputa-
tion of the injured limb would be
necessary subsequent developments
were favorable and DR.. Cowden was
able to save the patient the ordeal
of undergoing the operation.
Mr.. Watson is slowly reeaining
the use of the fractured limb and it
is believed that a complete recovery
will only be a matter of time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY

"eaders OF scientific turn n,
"'i''u VIII be Interested To know tbs,
'ne 'onopah public library has added
{" It's technical department cl.n.
men : cyanide Handbook and Kepts
mechanical Engineers Handbook +,
e,'A bearing the title 81 he
american Government" Is misuins
from 'he library and the ,.rsoa
po'esas e IL requested b, the lbra.
ran TO return il eithoui further a.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
STOCKS

A further decline in Tonopah Mer
ger and its recovery IN an encourag.
ing degree toward the close OF the
day were practically the only deyel-
opments of note Of an otherwise
featureless and sluggish market to-
day. Tonopah Merger opened the
day in a weakened condition and
sold around 81. IN points below its
selling close price Of yesterday. Sew.
eral small lots Of the issue were
thrown on the market Immediately
following the opning and it went as
low as 80 cents in the transactions.
The demand for the stock then in
creased and its price went to s1.O5
at the close Goldfield Merger Mines
also continued TO evidence weakness,
with a further slight decline in
price
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
OPEN SEASON
IS NOW DECLARED
FOR HUNTERS
ToNoPAH HUNTERS MAY ENJOY
SPORT " THEY CAN ONLY
FIND THE GAME

As the duck law was open Sunday
the following dates are gwen so that
hunters may know what birds they
may kill on and after September 10,
and how many OF them:
Sage birds. July Is to October /.
limit, 10.
Grouse, October l to January L..
limit, g.
Mountain quail. October l TO Jan
uary 1; limit, Is.
valley quail, October Is, TO Janu-
airy Is; limit IS.
Ducks, September Is to March Is;
limit, 20
Geese. September Is to March Is:
limit, 10.
sandhill cranes, September Is to
March Is.
curlew, woodcock. September Is
to March Is.
Ployer. September Is TO March Is.
limit, 5.
snipe. September Is to March Is,
limit, Is.
Swan. September Is to March Is:
limit. 3.
Deer, September Is to October Is;
limit, 3.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
CLASSIFIED ADS.

WANTED Clean cotton rass Rrnr
them to this Asfcc.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-17
SMALL FORTUNE
IN CUT GLASS IS
NOW ON DISPLAY
LARGEST CONSIGNMENT or
GLASS EVER RECEIVED rs
BOUGHT ~ oosRowsKV

oae Of ne largest eauslsamen,s
%. ees siaas ever received Is Tone.
pah Is nos oH display ~ t.ohrow
akxa iewelrs Store 90 Mats sir~.,
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= Adamsan 81 Carson CiB
''ate bullion TAI collector arrived
!" lenopah ihis mofninE ana win
sl'sad several DAYS in camp ~ off
ciai hasln.ua
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For the acme Of perfec
ton and style, We ask you
10 see our top floor, where
we have on display our ex-
elusive Suits and Coats.
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The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record of the
days sales. as received from the
Saa Francisco stock exchange this
afternoon by Broker H. f. Ftp.
slime.
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q wa wan, - sell ,eur sooa.
asr tee columns - ne aesauta "a
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The broad ax., 1912-05-18
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Ma Aary 4 Ewing Of Chicago Is
said to be the nrst woman In this eoun-
ty to qualify a. q contracting and
consulting engineer.
5 Miss Emma n. Perkins has been ap-
pointed q member Of the board Of edu-
cation In Cleveland. She Is professor
OF Latin In the College For Women Of
Western Reserve university.
Professor Emma NJ. Perkins, daugh-
ter Of the late Sarah N. Perkins, one
or the pioneers OF the woman suffrage
movement In Ohio. has been appointed
q member Of the board Of education of
Cleveland.
Miss Mabel Rice Of Denver Is believ-
ed TO be the only woman in the United
States who drives a water wagon as a
regular occupation. She has secured q
position driving a sprinkler on the
Denver streets. and her pay is $3.50 a
day. She owns the pair Of mules she
drives.
Mrs. ]. B. Coryell OF San francisco
Is said to have one OF the finest collec-
lions OF orchids in the world. but that
her collection may be even more excel
lent her husband has engaged a man
to penetrate the Sulu archipelago and
the isles OF Borneo and Java to bring
home anything she may not have.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Ma E. II. waddeII "a the psv1v
elected poundmaster Of Los AneeIss.
the nrst woman In the country to a..
cupy such q position.
Miss Laura G. Grant Of New York
mas been appointed a member of the
nre prevention inspectors bureau Of
that city, Of which there are seventy.
nVe, she being the only woman.
The appointment Of Mile. Edmee
Chandon as assistant astronomer at
the Paris observatory marks the on
cial recognition by France Of feminine
achievement in a branch Of science for
which women have, shown a peculiar
aptitude.
The Rev. AntOinettc blackwell, d. D.
the hrst woman to lie ordained a minis
ter. now I'm her eighty eighth year, is
the only survivor OF the speakers at
the first national wOman'S rights con-
ventiOn- ut which Mrs.. Julia Ward
Howe was the presiding officer.
Ellen Spencer MuSsey. who for a
quarter Of century has held the posi-
ton Of attorney for the Swedish and
Norwegian legations in Washington.
has been an active and successful law
yer for thirty-five years In 1896 she
established the WOman's Law Class.
which has since developed into the
Washington College Of Law. with its
founder as dean.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
Current Comment.

Sir Thomas Upton wants the Amer
tca's cup again.-Atlanta Constitution.
The new Dreadnought Florida can
make 25.G miles an hour and is meant
to run toward an enemy. at that--De-
roit News.
The per capita money volume is now
smaller than a month ago and a year
ago. which ought to destroy the last
excuse for any further rise in the cost
Of hving.-New York World.
Uncle Sam has some cause to grow
dissatisfied with his neighborhood The
next door neighbor TO the north refuses
TO borrow and lend household articles
across the back fence. and the next
door neighbor to the south is always
having a noisy family row.-Nashville
Banner.
The broad ax., 1912-05-18
THE BROAD AK CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOW
ING NEWS STANDS:

From on and after this date The
Broad Ak, can be found on sale at
the following news stands:
A. F. Tervalon, cigar store and
news stand, 1904 State street.
George I. Martin. maker Of fine
cigars and news stand, Is w. 3lst
St, near State.
R NJ. Harvey's barber shop and
news stand, 1924 State street
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, Is W. seth st., near
Dearborn.
w. S. Cole, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, "a w. 3lst ST., near
Dearborn.
T. B. Hall, laundry Office and news
stand, II w. 10Th St., near State.
B. Davis, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 1882 State st.
w. NJ. Maxwell, notions, cigars,
tobacco. CONNECTIONS and news stand,
5244 State St.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, 81 w. 30th St.
F. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 8 w. 9th ST., near State.
Turner Williams barber shop and
news stand, 32S2 State St
Sylvester McGlofAin, news stand
and laundry Office, 4l22 State St
William Gaughan, laundry Office,
cigars, tobacco and news stand, 1885
State ST.
N. T. Chiffon, ladies' and gents
shoe shining parlors and news stand
S106 State STREET.
Harry Shelby, news stand 3308h
State Street.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor, notions, cigars
and news stands, IS w. 36th Street,
near State.
Benjamin 2. Eakin news and adver-
Using agency 42S Indiana Avenue, In
dianapolis, Ind.