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NEwlYwEos RETURN FROM
THEIR COAST HONEYMOON

John I. O'Connell, of the firm OF
Il. O'Connell and sons, who was
quietly wed at Long Beach to Miss
Elizabeth Morris two weeks ago, re-
turned to Tonopah this morning ac'
companied by his bride The re-
turn was unannounced and the newly
weds managed temporarily to avoid
the reception planned. However, II
is expected that noisy serenades VIII
be in order for the next few nights
and the groom win be made to atone
for failing to let his friends in on tht
secret. Mr. and Mrs 0'Connell VII
make Tonopah their future home,
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MADE
IN Tunnel At
LUCKY BOY
cry THOUSAND FOOT TUNNEL
OPENS ORE ON PROPERTY
OF KNOX INTERESTS.

Joe McEachen, the heavyweight "
the road. arrived from the nortn
This morning on his regular monthly
rounds McEachen spent YESTERDAY
at Hawthorne and while in that ais.
trict learned Of an important strike
made in the 5000 foot tunhei at
Lucky Boy ON the property oeihE W.
Grated by the Knox interests II was
renorted that good grade oil ore
mad been encountered, The tunnei
passed through the contact shof,
time ago and 1t has been expected
,that the ore body would De picNeO
up. 4aost
Adams and Miller, who are interest,"
ed in the property were the origins
onerators but some time ago Nno'
and Jessie Knight OF utah seo' :.
the control and have since pee"
yelopIng the ground by sending IN 'n
: tunnel.
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ARE INSTRUCTED
D. PACKAGES
NEW REGULATION WILL GO INTO
EFFECT ON THE FIRST
DAY OF JULY.

Instruction to postmosters have
been issued for handling G. o, D par
Gel post packages The regulations
will 90 into effect July !.
Charges on packages will be col
lected from addresses on and after
that date provided the amount on
single parcel does not exceed 800
The fee for collection will be 10
cents in ,lreel post stamps to be
affixed by the sender This fee Will
insure the package against loss to
the actual value OF the contents not
exceeding $50.
The sender will get receipt show
ing the amount to be collected. the
amount also appearing ON tag at
tached to the package. The addressed
win receipt for the package on The
tag. which will serve as an appella
tion for a money order. c o. d
parcels may be accepted for mailing
by rural carriers and will be deliV
cred by city and rural carriers an
special delivery messengers, Sue
packages win not be mailable eithe
to the Philippines or TO the cans
zone
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FRACTURES ARM
BYFAL[|NG DOWN
STOPE IN MINE
MIZPAH MINER is TAKEN TO
HOSPITAL YESTERDAY AS
RESULT ACCIDENT

Mike Thorech, employed by the
Tonopah Mining company, was taken
10 the Miners hospital yesterday af-
ternoon, suffering from a fractured
left arm The fracture occurred at
the wrist, and in addition the patient
suffered numerous bruises about the
body.
Thoreeh sustained his injuries by
falling down stope in which he
was working. He fell with consid-
erable force upon his left arm and
fractured both bones at the wrist
DR.. Mcdonnell, who set the fractured
bones, declared today that the pa
tient would be able to resume hi
duties in about month, as the frae
lures we're not bad and would kn
rapidly.
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oaEANA, THEN NIXON
is kNokN AS NENZEL

AT last a name has been selected
for the ore shipping point for Roeh-
ester district, says the Rochester MI
ner For two score years and more
the title oreana was deemed satls
factory, but when Rochester was
struck confusion arose.
There is a Southern Pacific station
in California by the name OF oceana
and this caused freight to be mis-
sent The company then changed
the name of the station to Nixon
hut there arose difficulty in securing
postoffice. there being another
nixon. supplied with postoffiee II
Nevada.
compromise has been reached D!
RAINING the station Nenzel after tn
aiscoyerer eg Rochester. Now tn
dlscoyerer Of Rochester. Now IN
same name.
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FAIR FANS TO
Be GUESTS BALL
GAME SUNDAY
ELKs AND MOOSE TEAMS WILL
MEET TOMORROW IN DE-
Gliding GAME OF SERIES.

Ladies day at Recreation park to
morrow promises to draw record
breaking crowd to witness the bail
game between the Elks and Moose
teams All ladies' will be admitted
free, and should the weather con
tinue fair, the grand stard and
bleachers will doubtlessly be packed
to capacity.
Both opposing teams have been
practicing regularly since the season
opened three weeks ago and the in
dieations point to an errorless game,
if such contest can really be held
on the rough grounds Both sides are
confident of victory and considerable
money has been wagered with odds
even.
, Prout will offieiate in the box for
the Moose and Fulwider will do the
{ twirling for the Elks The remain
, ing lineup viii be practically the
same as in the previous games with
! the exception Of the catcher for the
o Elks. Wise, who was injured last
Il Sunday when he split his thumb and
E also sprained his ankle, will BE-
unable to play and the Elk mana
e rer is now endeavoring to secure
i Tub" Spencer of Goldfeld. wh'
4. played with the Seals up to montl
Ig ago.
j. In case Spencer cannot be secure
is Hapkins or Peck win be on the re
lg ceiving end.
90 The game will be called at 2'S
in sharp.
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VICTIM UNDERGOES
AN OPERATION
MRS. FRANK SMITH OF ROUND
MOUNTAIN SUBMITS TO
OPERATION TODAY

Mrs Frank B. Smith OF Round
Mountain was operated upon today
at the Miners hospital for appendicit-
is. Drs. Grigsby and Mcdonnell, as,
sisted by DR.. Richards performed
the operation. Mrs Smith has been
i'm for some time and two days ago
she was removed to the hospital
Her condition has been serious but
today 1t was reported she had with
stood the shock of the surgical per
formance and was resting comfortab
lily this afternoon.
Mrs. smith is also being ATTENDED
by her sister, Mrs Joe Kendall, wilt
OF Superintendent Kendall OF tn
Round Mountain Mining company
iwho accompanied her to the city.
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NEW ARIZONA
LAWS UPON MINE
TAX QUESTION
PRODUCING MINES MUST PAY ON
BASIS WHICH APPEARS TO
BE EXCESSIVE.

Attention islcalled to rather dras-
tic law just signed by Governor Hunt |
of Arizona, which gives the state
new basis of taxing producing min
ing properties. Under the provisions
of this law the basis of taxation Will
be at four times the net profit plus
one-eighth OF the gross production
plus the value of the Improvements.
1t is expected that this new law viii
increase the taxation value Of produc-
ing mines from $45,O00.000 to $l25,-
100000 in 1913, as compared with
1912.
/ In mentioning this law editorially
the Engineering and Mining Journal
has the following comment to make
There no doubt has been good
deal of tax lodging on the part OF
some of the mining companies in the
past. This led naturally to wave OF
dissatisfaction, which has carried the
assessment higher than probably i
really should be. However, the Law
recently enacted runs for only tw'
years, and after ALL its bearing vii
depend upon the assessment Of tn
!. lrest of the state.
'In 1912 the mines of Arizona wer
assessed at 5 5,000000, the remainde
Of the property OF the state, inclu'
! ing the ranch land and cattle, gion
in at $95. 100000, or total Of STAT
O0O, 600 1t is estimated that tn
year the producing and non-produeir
4 mines will be put in at $125,Oo0,O ,O'
and the remainder OF the property
the state at $200,00O,000 but the Ii
le ter valuation may be only $4,000
Ell 600. Assuming the latter figure, {
IN total valuation Of the state will
ne about $S0O,00O,000 making the min
tn pay about AZ per cent of the tax
In 1912 they paid but Sl.7 per cen
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ELKS TO HOLD
PUBLIC SERVICES
TOMORROW EVE
ANNUAL FLAG DAY PROGRAM
WILL BE HELD AT THE
ELkS HOME.

one OF the most impressive and
entertaining programs arranged for
the public will be held tomorrow ey.
ening at s o'clock at the Elks home
when the lodge observes Flag day
The services are open to the public,
as is the annual custom and the re
quest has been made that the audi
ence be in the seats by 3 o'clock
sharp as the program win commence
at that time.
The following program will be rem
dered
Introductory. by lodge officers
Prayer. chaplain.
ocal selection, Jean" Miss Crane
Reading. History Of the Flag,
Bro. Frank Cavanaugh.
Duet, Miss Hooper and irving Nc
Donald
Violin solo. Mr. Parker
Altar services, by lodge officers,
Vocal selection, THE Star spar
eled Banner" Miss Degan.
"Elks' Tribute to the Flag, Br'
, Julius Garner.
Male quartet. Our Banner, Messr
Johns, Joyner, Richards and Nelso
Patriotic address by Bro. Augu
Tildeu of 1912.
Orchestra, america" audience
iuin In singing
piano. Bro. Dave Press; yloil
Mr. Parker
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GOOD TONNAGE
TONOPAH MINES
DURING WEEK
OVER QUARTER MILLION DOL
LARS is VALUATION OF ORE
SHIPPED.

An excellent tonnage record was
made BY the various Tonopah pro
ducing mines during the past week
when total of 1852 tons OF ore
was shipped to the mills. The esti-
mated value of the shipment. based
upon the actual gross milling values
Of the ore was s254,250, The ship
ments were made as follows
Tonopah Mining company, 1850
ions; Belmont SS2l; Montana Tono-
pah. 957; Tonopah Extension, ll4l;
West End $780, MaeNamara, osS'
Jim Butler $50; North star 200
Tonopah Merger 100.
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MANY MEASURES
ARE SIGNED TO-DAY
BY GOV. JOHNSON
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR PLACES
SIGNATURE UPON SEVENTY
SEVEN Bulls.

tBy Associated Press.l
SACRAMENTO, June l4.-Goyernor
Johnson today signed ~ bills, most
of which will become laws on Au-
gust 10. Among them are the blue
sky, automobile, registration, studeni
nurses eight hour, registration OF
graduate nurses, state board Of edu-
cation pipe line, anti-blacklisting'
minimum wage, immigration commits
sion. Legislative counsel bureau and
the Avis Medical bill.
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ETIQUETTE" IN
ADVERTISING.

= Up to within the last few
. years it has been considered !
. breach of etiquette in certain
. businesses and professions to
. advertise.
. These men have said "oh,
. YES. advertising is all very
. well for the butcher, the baker
. and the candlestick maker,
= but it would not do at all for
. us. 1t is not good business
. ethics
. In later years, however, that
idea is being abandoned, to-
. gether with lot of other old
. and worn out theories.
10 The public now looks to the
. advertising section of the good
. newspapers for information
. on all subjects. The demand
. has created the supply.
People want TO know not
. only where they can spend
. their money, but where and
. how to invest it. This has led
bankers, brokers, and other
. business and professional men
. to tell their stories in the best
. newspapers
The advertising pages OF
newspaper like the BONANZA
are veritable index of most
lines Of business activity in
. this community, and the day
,e . is not far distant when every
h. . legitimate business and every
Il . recognized profession will un
ID . derstand the value Of adver
20 . tising,
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ooaRoWsKV JEWELRV SALE
TO END MONDAY NIGHT

The big jewelry sale instituted sew
eral weeks ago by Ernest Dobrowsky
viii. be brought to close Monday
night, according to an announcement
today. After Monday evening the
former prices will be restored and
the bargains will cease. The sale
has been exceptional, both from the
standpoint of the splendid bargains
afforded and also from the respone
by the residents of this city. Al
the outset 1t was announced that
HoOO must be raised and today Mr.
Dobrowsky declared he had been sue
eessful in securing the desired
amount.
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CH|LDREN'S DAY
ETPRESBYTER|AN
CHURCH SUNDAY
KNIGHTS or PVTHiAS ALSO TO
ATTEND SERVICES IN BODY
DURING EVENING.

Chlldren's day will be observed In
the Presbyterian church tomorrow at
il o'clock in the morning. The fol.
lowing is the program.
Song, Welcome" school,
Prayer. pastor.
Responsive reading Of scripture,
Recitation, This is Children's Day"
Marion Luce.
song. Blossoms of Praise, primary
school.
Recitation. when Jesus Was Here.
Jennie Clendenning.
Recitation. Sunshine, Verda Luce
Baptism of children.
Presentation OF certificates to era
de roll class.
Song. Jesus Loves the Children,
Ethel Joyner.
Recitation. God Loves Me" Frat
els Perkins.
Recitation. 81 Can Work for Je
sus, Walter Johns.
Promotions from primary school.
Recitation, Madaline Erickson.
Recitation, charge Of Brigade.
Willie Ryan.
Song. Tell Ne Your Song, Tiiii
Evanston, Madaline Erickson, Ma
garet Sloan and Gwendollne McLeo
Recitation. Marie Mitchell, Gwend
line Mcleod and Rule Mitchell.
Address, "Children's Day in Anne
lca' Rev ]. NJ Swander.
Announcements and offering.
Benediction.
knights Of Pythas.
Mizpah lodge No rs, knights
Pythias win observe Memorial d
in honor OF deceased members OF I
order by attending the evening Sc
Ice at the Presbyterian church
1880.
Rev. ]. NJ. Swander. prelate OF
lodge, will speak on THE Spirit
Fraternity and Its Prophets"
H. T. Richards will sing "Je
Lover of MY Soul" by Macdaug
male quartet. Some Blessed d.
Messrs. Davis. Richards, Joyner
Nelson; an anthem by the choir
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
mons.
A most cordial invitation is ext
ed the public and especially to
visiting Knights.
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DIVORCE PLAN IS
NOT EXPECTED
TO BRING
RESULTS
u. p. TO TRANSFER S. p. STock
FOR PENN. STOCK IN -HF
3. g. o.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-AttofueY
General McReynolds, in investigating
the proposed transfer of the Union
Paeific's Southern Pacific stock for
the Pennsylvania stock in the Balti-
more and Ohio, has found no indica-
tion that such deal would suppress
competition. II would give the Union
Pacific 35 per cent of the total Bal
timore and Ohio, and the Pennsyl
vania per cent of the total South
ern Pacific stock
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DAUGHTER LUCKY BALDWIN
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

my Asaociated Presso
LOS ANGELES, June l4.--Anita
McClaughry daughter OF Lucky Bald
win. today filed suit for divorce
from Hull McI4aughry The ailega-
tions are held secret.
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REMAINS ARE TAKEN
EAST FOR iNTERMENT

The remains of Mrs Geo. Nisbet.
who died at the Miners union hos
pital Thursday, were taken to Kan
sas this morning by the husband.
The interment will take place in the
family plot in the town where the
. ceased spent her childhood.
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s1rFeAoerrss ENTERTAINED,

VIENNA. June "A The deIesales
10 the international woman sal'rsss . :,
,,soronca = we're entertained today Dy
the city council The prlnC,pal ,1'a
s.,ao,,er sn on today's program was Mrs
Mary Wright sewell' honorary pr ~.
,aent and one of the founders OIL 'he
council
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5000 MIL|TANTS
FORM CORTEGE
At FUNERAL
Of MARTYR
ALL SUFFRAGETTE LEADERS AT.
TEND FUNERAL OF EMILY
DAWSON.

LONDON, June 14.-Six thousand
suffragettes today paraded through
the streets to the strains of dead
march" behind the casket of Emily
Dawson, from the station to ST..
Georges church. All the militant
leaders except Flora Drummond who
is sick. and Mrs. Pankhurst, whc
was arrested on starting for the fu
neral, occupied prominent places
Mrs. Pankhurst had been released on
a license owing to i'll health. The
crowds we're orderly.
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DIssoLUTloN SUIT
NOT BE CONSIDERED
ln, As.oclntca l.ress.l

tBy Associated PressD
NEW YORK, June 14,-Robert Ba-
con, director of the steel corporation
and former ambassador to France,
testified today that the dissolution
suit OF the monopoly would never be
considered by the officers of the cor
4 poration,
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sTelkseREAkERs AT WORK.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, June 17-The
n,ooes Of the packing house butch
orc who went on strike in South st.
1osanh Yesterday have been filled
~ workmen brought from Chicago
ana Kansas City. and the packing
nlouts are running to usual capacity
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14
BRIDGE WEBER is
STABBED IN SHOULDER

my Associated Press)
NEW YORK, June l4.-Brldgle
Weber was stabbed in the shoulder
foday under circumstances he is loath
10 explain. He tried to hide the
fact and would tell the police moth
ing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14

samples taken q the ehtire race
me southwest u on the 1000
toot level Of the .sifax show the
newly encountered body to assay
netter than 500 to Fl ton. Assays
vere made last eV ing after the
,.ce had been sampled by General
Manager s. H. Brady, Ben r. Ed
yards, vice president of the West
End. and Senator Thos. Kearns, vice
president of the Halifax The sample
was generous in that II took the en-
ire face of the drift which is in ore
Later In the evening after round
of shots had advanced the drift, the
face showed further enrichment anc
mis- morning Brady stated that NJ
was OF the opinion the ore would as
say al least between $l25 and sl5'
ION. The extent Of the ore bod.
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REPRESENTED SUGAR INTERESTS
At WASHINGTON But HAD NEVER
SPENT A CENT ILLEGAL MANNER

that most of the senators were his
friends. "You need not include me
In that list" retorted Reed.
]. H. Carroll, attorney for the Hin
interests declared these railroads had
nobody in Washington seeking TO in
fluence legislation.
The senate printing clerk, testifying
regarding Palmers connection with
Lodges speech, said he thought that
somebody had been monkeying with
1 the orders"
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ITALY WILL ACCEPT
PAGE AS AMBASSADOR


tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 14.--ltaly to-
day informed the United States that
Thomas Nelson Page would be accept
able as the American ambassador
Wilson will probably send the nomi-
nation to the senate next week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

Services Sunday morning at ii q.
m, Subject, God, the Preserver OF
Man"
The public is cordially inYit-
ed. Sunday school at 9:45 a M.
Church at corner Florence and Cross
avenues.
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JAPAN IS WILLING
FOR RENEWAL
TREATY WITH
THE u. S.
ARBITRATION AGREEMENT Ex-
PIREs IN AUGUST AND RE
NEWAL is DESIRED.

WASHINGTON, June Ia. -Ambas-
sador Chinda today advised Bryan
that Japan was willing to renew for
five years longer the arbitration trea-
ty with the United States, which ex-
pires on August "a. Bryan said he
expected the senate to ratify the
new arbitration treaties with Great
Britain and other countries despite
the opposition to them.
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VIII SON FAMILY TO BE
ABSENT FROM DEDICATION

{ lily AasOcAateu ETeNN'f
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
White House announces today that
no member of the Wilson family will
be able to participate in the dedl
cation of the site of the New Jersey
building at the Panama Pacific ex-
position.
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WASHINGTON. June 14.-H. 7.
Oxnard, vice president of the Ameri.
can Beet and Sugar company, today
testified before the lobby committee
hat he had spent an average Of
$4,000 annually during the last 20
years in Washington in the interests
Of sugar. He said not a cent was
spent Illegally
Answering question he replied
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14
NTIRE FACE OF DRIFT ON 1000
FOOT LEVEL OF THE HALIFAX IN
ORE THAT ASSAYS BETTER 500

has not been proved as the drift has
been sent along with the vein. Cross
cutting will shortly be undertaken
and then the possibilities Of the dis
covery will be learned
AL point where the ore was first
encountered, about 300 feet from the
shaft, the assays showed the body
to be about $40 rock Since that the
values have been increasing with
every foot of progress and after
sending the drift ahead TO the extent
of about rs feet, the high grade ore
is now being extracted. The drift
Is being run along the hanging wal
side OF the vein and from presen
indications gigantic ore body viii
be opened up as soon as exploration
work has been carried out on tn
lower levels
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WILSON INSISTS THAT CONGRESS
TAKE UP HIS CURRENCY REFORM
PLAN DURING PRESENT SESSION

have reached an agreement on the
main features Of the currency bill
they have been drafting for the past
two months The president Il Is
understood, will not go into detail
but will handle the subject on broad
lines, urging the need to free tee
system OF credit to offset amy at
tempt to create an artificial disturb
ance after the tariff
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TEMPERATURE REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday So'
a year ago. is. .,nnt 6s.
a year ago. a.
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RoesER WHO TRIED TO
BRAIN BAlLlFF SENTENCED

tIIy AAN0ciRteU FFtHNI
LOS ANGELES, June James
care. the robber who tried to brain
a bailiff with chair few days
ago when he was found guilty, was
today sentenced to Folsom.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14
tBy Associated PressJ

WASHINGTON. June l4.-President
Wilson still wants currency legisla-
tion taken up at this session, and
will bend his efforts to secure it. He
planned to write his currency mes
sage today, and present it about
June 49,
1t is announced that McAdoo. Sen
ator Owen and Representative Glass
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14
NEW SPANISH CABINET
HAS BEEN FORMED

my Associated Press.)
MADRID, June 14-A new Spanish
cabinet was formed today.
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DR.. JORDAN ADDRESSES
NEBRASKA GRADUATES

LINCOLN. Neb.. June 14.--Dr, Jor
dan today addressed the graduating
class Of the university of Nebraska
ON Fight Against War
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14

II Won bought nothing but adver-
tised goods during the next twelve
months, you'd reduce the cost and
raise the standard Of living surpris-
tngiyl
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14

store that advertises must be
store Of values--of "gargains"or the
advertising would not pay.
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CENTRAL BULGARIA is
SUFFERER EARTHQUAKE

tBy Associated Pressl
SOFIA, June 14-A heavy earth.
quake today caused serious damage
in central Bulgaria,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-14

A store that advertises must be a
store Of yaIues-of "gargains'or the
advertising would not pay.