Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-10
Interesting Sidelights


The gold filling in some peoples
teeth reminds us of the copper toed
shoes worn when we were boys-New
Orleans Picayune.
More than $4,000 worth of dogs
attended Chicagos recent dog show,
reports say. Must have been fully
dozen there.-omaha Bee.
The cost OF living is still rising, ac-
eording to the bureau of statistics,
especially the cost Of living as the
neighbors do.Boston Herald.
Happiness can be cultivated says
Edwin Markham At least, it ought
to be- The wild variety is frequent.
/ " dangerous Houston Post.
In attempting their chief fight in
the senate, business men who oppose
the tariff schedules viii be following
precedent. Galveston News.
The price Of the circus and show
snakes has recently advanced five
dollars per foot, and with no tariff
on them to take Indianapolis
Journal
1t is better to dig bait in a modest
home garden than to wear out costly
shoe leather in Washington in the
vain pursuit Of an elusive office
Atlanta Constitution.
An evening newspaper says women
in tight skirts have to ride on the
IL" roads because they can't get on
the street cars with high steps. Not
all of them.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
In the meantime it will not be over
looked that the political opportunities
to be found in a backhanded slap at
the Japanese are by no means insig-
niflcant in California; News
A bird study class has been or
ganized at Washington Possibly
this is merely another of Mr. Car
negie's devices for stimulating popu-
lar interest in the peace doye,-New
Orleans Democrat
The colored office holder about to
be pried off the government job he
has held in South Carolina since the
fall of Fort Sumter is beginning to
look upon the Civil war as a fail
ure- Washington Post.
The difference between theory and
practice must have been plain TO the
Viennese committee when, after
studying the housing exhibit Of the
City club, it visited Chicago's slums.
Chicago RecordHerald,
The militant suffragettes threaten
to shock the world if Mrs. Pank-
hurst is sent back to prison. This
is a slight recession from their for.
mer threat to "stagger humanity"
Perhaps their ingenuity is giving out.
Baltimore American,
There was time in my romantic
young life when | believed there was
such thing as broken heart com.
mented Cordelia Killjoy but nova
days it is often mistaken for what
is really a cracked head Kansas
City Star
Missouri banishes Standard Oil. but
insists on holding fast to the fire in
surance companies. even # It takes
an Injunction. It's owing to the kind
Of trust as to whether they're to be
trusted or ousted in the "show me-
state.-Nashville Tennessean.
Suffragette Maxim You can't hike
in a Washington Herald
New York has an earthquake now
and then, and Sulzer all the time
Baltimore Sun.
California is pretty likely to be
sane despite the progressives.- Balti
more American.
1--WE should be frugal" exclaims a
legislator. Superfluous to suggest
thrift first.-Omaha Bee
One of the most convenient people
in the world is somebody you can
blame. Manchester Union.
The hare runs so feet a second
and it is 80 feet from home plate
to first base Sign him Anderson
! Is. c. Mail.
| Anyway. they can't blame the
slides Culebra Cut is making on the
democratic administration Atlanta
Constitution.
Nine. Bernhard. now in vaudeville
seems likely 10 be seen I'm forms OF