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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
UNION
0Y0hM1EE INST
% 70 nI$0N

NasASsasns. Il. a.. March -
TIE ssrsvse sosss to-day svfs.ssA 10
sssis~ sks sassksL-s II lh- ~syss.
siiiss sssr~'' Of trssk y. Ryss SD
u~ssssssss~p eahes e~aksss of The
isus West~ss' ssSnS. 0~ty . psss.a
sss s.s ae.r the sussssssd ep.s
tsos~ tie p~sssrssiasss
II. s-~sissi.a ~ Rssn ssJ hi. 40.
anriss-s IL ,h~ iss-fss.iossI A..u- ".
ssps al ItsSds~ sas ssr-esssSI isue
Westss. fnllsv-a sk- ayssaisiss II
the Es Ass~ses Tjsse. bsslaiss saa
ushee ssssssssv. shs..ssasl sss
suss'sss n. sosess~-as .aaxhs Z.
ssos that approximately 10. differ
sal ksA tsksa rlsrp ss tho svssIs ~
The ~a,saaiSs s.s.pirseys- To.
s~ssssspesi su-frsssoss sf the Nc
Nsspssss Attracted sr-ss ssi.n,i.. 'n
sks sSs-as
rkos- vh.. osahs I. have the SIS.
s.s~mr .uast tsissfesc With shsts
soast-sisss and vt.o i..s to-day S.r-
Fsssh ~ R,ss. Joas II. Harry. M.
s-sc A. CLANCY. Michael J. V-sae.
rrsss Z. w-.h. rhiiir \. Cooley.
JoAs r. Batter. J. y Nu.ry. retrs
J. xnsish. Charles ~ ls-wr,. Henry ".
t.<xsslssses. Edward s<nythc. Seossr
Asaessps. tsss~es ~. ttssry. W ttsss
Rsuva. rasi ]. N.sin. WtIItsm Y
Rs,iatn. Michael j. Cuanss. Michael
]. ttssses. Murray t. pcseeIi. y. y.
rais,er. Ntlissm shsp. saa tr-.i
Noeeys
The svvetamcet could not jniics
the ls'-os leader. on charges At blow.
lag ap tho buildings. hu, with .cn-
sptsscy To carry explosives ~ iessf-
sale ,rsiss oa which pawsas.f.
we're ridtas
The prosecution NJ Ryan sad his
ass-eiasrs frsuls.d frvm the arrest ri
OFtic Mechanical In connection with
III. slo~ias uP Of the I.-s Angeles
Times tutldiaG. One ~ tho ervasds
~ which tho supreme court ~ss ask.
cd 10 review tho case ~as that Nc.
Naniesi. bcins = co-dcfcnAsnt. ought
not 10 Rave heea permitted In ses,,fy
axaiass tho others.
Ryan ~ss sentenced In sc~ra yearx.
Ctancev. Young. Webb. Cooley. nut
Ter and Nussey In sir: Harry aad
smith 10 four: Bcum. t.esIeiesaer.
smyshc. Anderson. Bascy. Bro~n
Mo.in. Resijin. Cunnsn. Hsnno@.
PenneIt. to three: Higgins aud Paia.
tor. IN ,~v. and shupc and Mocoey
sc one rrar ard cnc dsv.
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Deputies h Battle
Witk UaeapIeyei
Scores are hljsrel

ssetsaessos Csiit. March -
rhse~ kssas.j depsly .A.stst.,
armed silh ei,k AssaIsss tasahl
sjsh asubIe that ss@hes NJ Isavs.
trial Wssk-rs ot sh- wetIa. ssasss
~tsh .luh-es IN 80 sss.mps Today 70
attvc 'tSesessT keIIy-s army at ssa.
essp,cysS oft ID. ss-s,hets pss.:i,
ttGkl uf ssy. \ sensr of mea -e-
ceivsa isjptses before the .smprs
sete tp~seJ.
When driy-s ftpm the tseld The
Industrial Workers took uP the sty
''es In the capital and started ius
the sss,.besse. CITY sad eous,y of-
fIsisls sppcsled 10 Sscsessef jsAsspa
10 call cut all available state uuop.
y hsadis The riots.
The class al the SarsthefR Pacific
sru~ad. followed the arte@s cf ''Uee.
ersi'' Kelly and eishseae cf his sub.
etdiast. officers. sho ~ere jailed on
sasraacy charges CITY aad ,vasiy
officials then demanded that the
rssk saA Qle ~ the sr.y 'mov. ca''.
The Kelly wiss Of the army cbeyed
hut the opposition faction. cvmposs,'
Of the lnds.stisl Workers. dctsed the
shesitrs .,c-se.
After the first clash the rio,ets tc.
turned TO their camp aad much blood
~as shed In q sesead a,'emPs to drive
them out deputy shesiffs heat isio
submission all lhUsc Who te~tsseyi.
Maay heads we're fractured aad
eruanins men LAY IN the street. Wh-
ers NJ the army picked w stones.
brick bat. or anything they could ,sy
hands on and be1sn smashing street
car and store -indcvs 1hey finally
were driven off by the use Of iife
hcss and Il was snnonnced they
would ee driven across the Saera-
nentn f'~.r into Toi-o COUNTY
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
PleS, WMS0N AWAITS leP0lT on
Death Of veleAA AND DENTON
Csserasr CsIgsitt u Tenss wa Sstma RI
pert. 1enas Rangers ~ Mex;caa
Sei b Receive be1es

washsastes. D. C.. Nassh o.
Prvsstesl wilsos e,perss . fuii fe-
poss sro0 Oovesscf CoisuIii saa
AnssSrsa eeessl Garrett - In the
asssee In ~hteh the hosay n Ci--
mease vessas.. - Awessssa citissa.
killea 10 MEXICO. ~ss tetafsed Ia
A0eftcsa soi1.
After reaAias aews dsspaicA0.
sp&sc sayiae fexss Rsssess ksA
rsusaed jalo Meaico aad hsA asalle,l
Themselves ot rermssssoW by the Mex.
has seaesal aathort,,cs To Assesscsa
Coessi OGrrest To feruscs the sody.
the prs.sdeat asd Seerrtasy bsyss
ruafesred at lessth. TIE psvsiaeai
aid aflefwasd that NO official lafof.
naiSoa ksd bees rsreived: that M
doabaeti very much whether Coesal
Garrett had any pesmissos 10 taks
the bpdy spd thss ne would await 4
TUT sepcft trv0 Governor Colquit'
tesofe mskins say comment
The president pointed cut that ths
hussta spvefansnt had supplied tui
little iAfoenaiion aboot vefeafs, de
cisstas sioyfy tAat II would Ave-.
.tss.e ha. expf.esins 'A- cp,r4"s
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~ Lcuis. Mo. March SIX arc
known ,c tr dead. 'scn'y-sit OF
tuen'y-sever are uuaecoun'ei for
and I, is feared have Terishoj. and
about t~pn'y-nine srv injured az
resuI, Of a fire that destroyed the
seven STORY building occupied by tho
Missouri Athletic club today. Tho
loss is estimated At more than $780,
"""
Ih. five. which broke out atcu, :
o'cicct This morning. vss still burn
Ing az noon, and Pie Chief s~insley
said I, would be unsafe 90 send any
on. into .he ruins 10 search for .he
missing uati' .orish. OF tomorrow
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neuoAN eUAD
70 DE WIlzED
DY COMMITTEE

cSi.sxas ~. MssvA >. N-s.L~r,
uf the ko-sss ssssess1jssr~ ss.o -.
ssssss sif~tsss the ssstss Al sassssss
Nksts~s susrss ssis~s. arrived Lsse
to-day fsus. ltosshsus. Nisas. Esd
set. psee-ss~a 10 hess shs ;sssissoaS
~ s~Wssrs st ses Mkhis.s sssSrssl
svAsS SAo ass strike Ssss In sss
sops~s susssssy tass ssaa~fs
rhasssa H. Noses. president .t the
W0a~sa reaessiios u Nis.ss. ~.
rssss.i 10 appear srtofv sks sus~@ss.
TEE In ss1l she ssosy a. III. a.p.sss.
sSas tsuss teassuk. Mssks. lses sA-.
ev0hes. TIE sosss,sssses kes~s Ia
sossesS. the sAk,ss ~ seesiseey To-
ass ~ luspsspu ssd lkeN tvtsrs u
WsahIastpes Atlus1sys ins The
sssikess asa sisiaS susspast-ss shs
soanilire ne@hess 10 this city
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

that vesesss had js,aevs the COAST.
tussosalsstas Co~sal 0asrvss'. ass.
pstckes have sa,a that vesrasa ssme
I" HE death sl the hands ct MeAissa
trsJcesla.
The psrssdeRt had M further ad.
vts-s to-day ai'oas the iasuity besss
made by the Coas,i,utSoaaltsts late
the frseat eaeruiSo~ of william +
Iseato@. . Bsitssh subject. si Iusssa
On the sabjest n psviersios a for.
essaets In MexIvo. the csv~saeWt iNd,.
rascs clearly that the American gov.
etwmeat wvssld coaiisae to uee u,
cftic-e oa behalf II sahjects cf sho..
pourts which had rvrueaieed th.
Huests soverameat sad cusIld aos
therefore. deal with the Co~ssiia.
lio@sttsiss No IMsosmatio& hss bees
dl'lsiWed ~ to whether Ceaetsi Car
taass has altered his attitude NJ de-.
pyias 10 tho United States the rish,
TO inquire for the WELFARE ~ nation
ale other than he. own.
Incidentally. the presiden, denied
that the American scvefnmen. kne~
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TR|NIOAO To Re Ely y.
Of LIGHTS. MAIN sl!.s:!S
TO De "GnEAT WHITE way
Pin Prspssel 10 Install Ninety Lamp Post, Esel
Hsl1fas FsGr Lights. To Blaze Welcome
To WsrIHs 1oarists

NisidsA = 10 take 10 pisrc saoas
the bsst lishted risiss u tho eoas.
Try. fStai1sa b 70 have = ''sresi
white vaS"-sa avssus ot lishis.
shst VII - . veleoos saisvay "a
The shssaasds q tourists thse vtll
paas thsoasA hsss u The espoasioa
ysas aaA this year vhsa The aaso-
oesiis travel Will - iasss. u ths
plss q shs city eosseii b EsslissA.
asA shsgs b every Fsasos to hsiisss
II viii ~. the aais ssrssss of the
city wtii b. iishtsA lite Curt.
ssrssS 10 Oeafss. fAe eisS eosseti
ssA ths Tstsidsa Hssssssc fssss-
nlnSeo Railway ss1 Oas company
are Ossss 70 eo-ossssis 10 tisAtiss
1sisi1sA.
NsA kahs. aiassoss ef The vfsss
vsf1. as1 who b . bsSsl sAso.
cate u "bslsss Mxhiiss." hss ssi.
Mosa see ~ chsesssle-Nsvs shs
sssyAs raas. vAira s,sssisi, sAesl1
istsesas ssss, ciltsss vho vssts 10
~ fsisi1aA sro~, A. sssass-.
asss b 70 ~ ratified bssvssa tbs
city asA shs iish, eoapasy ~ses.s,
slsssy sis.asss a iisAss ssv 10 ss
ssssallsA u The sssassn aissss~ss
oseA leos sass vSii keia . slsssss ot
ssss iishss. sskiss . ssssi et sss
taGAsss
rhs ls0p pssas siii be- p,sxea Gee
husAfs1 esss aeess - cs0assvssi
ssssss as1 - Asis ssssss ss1 -
~ s1goee = ~ = clssle Hall. O
csoosssial sessss sAs ilGAts vtll n
~ oHeAA - aeagl1' - ~ ssrsss =
~ onouuosa1lsa - l1a1o sssvss ~
~ o1Ala eesss - asAAs ssssss q
Wa1aaa oe3oo 81 vssl - ~ ssa
q ~ poseoses. TAs I'll, aaks .
vsal hsAse1 thsesssheaFv shssssA
ssva 80 ssvs she city the ssssss.
sscs q . sovs q Se.ese.
.1As loAo pGses 10 ~ psl 10 vtll
have q the to- sose suss II - ssuss
asrssss0sat - shsl - hsaSdass n
pss,se oreasssss siaa :sss b. plss,a
In ssssy psss cd siss s.ss1asss sas
csassv1 u0Ats q ssavsesSas itsne a.
seAss sDeRasl sesasoss. ne cs@@sr.
stal slssel bs310s vtii Asse ssssss~s.
tai ls&ht passs - seeA sese ssa ihss
~ sas1asss ealss,as ths sssy tfuss
ihs ssFlh vtll tsok soss - Tar .
TN eye ess ssarh ssA ~ lhr sjssa.
Sss ilsAls wAtch msse,y se~sA psus,
pestsy.
TEe city sosssu sss she ctsss.
Lss At caaaess sss. tos spsse si0e
hees sAse~stiss tesiss lishtisss 4
psss svressiS sssesssss wa 70 p,sss
ssssosetsr hsAt pssss a. Cs0ses.
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lnsoouu uII1ooii1eaAlE
NET y CALLED OF

~. tnstss No. March ss=rAe ~.
sssve,tssssse ae~s. ~ksss sss 10 Nave
Ls.s kesa kese sest Saturday slsAs
us1es the ssseS<vs a. u. Nlsspss,
Alkissis elst. uss called Oft by ~
sttleisk - the sish shSs AtSesssus.
TIE ssjssisa meet hsssses The
CSkasp AskiesSe sss~,sssus sss The
MI0ssss Asht~ssr sIsh. ssAssssSsa tos
chtsass Nssvh 10. sas sasa ssiie',
~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

Tho builaing was o-ned hy a."
I.,a'men's Rank. which "frupie'i
mar, Of tho firs, floor. The bank
.peped temporary quarters this
morning iu a buiIding 'ou blocks
away. In the vaults of the burned
building. bank officials saii. arc IL
sir.aes in currency and sz7."s" in
coin This money. !, IS believed. is
intact,
Tho building vss fully covered by
Insurance The loss IN adjoining
buildings is esttms'sd =, $4,000.
rprsr,,irtv as to the number Of
m.r in .hs building when the lire
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
YunRH JONES oE1S
OFFER FROM YEDEaAls

vNpstIaad. Orr. March o.-Fiei"er
Jeaea. pes.sder, II tie Northwest
baseball league. said today that he
hsd rvrvssed an otter frvm the Fed.
etai league bu' had resas-d 10 &C.
cars II. Ne refused In state What the
offer had hc.u. ncr what SUald b
hIs altitude In cssr further osets"rss
0ete wade
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
TExAs-CO[0RAO0
AUTO TOUR TO
Run IN NAY
Local Beesters Returu
FIes, nueblo Where
Plaas q 7osr Was
Discussed
TOADKERTlSE COLO.

Aoa1sS. Nay 4. sas the dale sel
st The nersiss heii In Pueblo asl.
usday. fos The Colorado auionsabiis
party 10 leave The state On their 70.
.issiiisy rue tsso Texas. The meet.
lag Saturday vsS .eii si,-sd~a sad
sl~sea cars we're pledged tn make
/ the trip. TIE lowas f-,s-s~slrd siii
be co'nssao spsiss.. Msniiss. cssos
city. Pueblo asa rrinidAd.
Thai the Tourists ~iii receive .
sossisx s~sepssss all siosx The soass
~ss Indicated u sh- letters read b..
sos~ The ssessiss.
t'ost Worth ssaSsd in . i~llss 10 The
shsir1As of the eoeami,tee that ths,
uosiA oe~t the party ., ID. stats
llse ssa s.roes thea ihsussh The
stale. nsitss srols ssey soaia hate
husdsvd sssrhSss~ s-~i the psay
sl The eoassy lice asa ~ssuss sA.s
Ssto 0slsessps. A letter tsos The
asSos al The ''eslssd city sosssis.
81 . 1oss pse.aiss iAsi,s,ios To si..
u nsisessus ssa ta,insira The s-~rp-
s.ps the soDa psosss Of tho city
~osls s~ssss tho rpiosAss ln.ssisss.
spos their arrival susia rival ssy.
,hisx eses hsSose slseap,sa. tsoo
sissnss ssesy osAss ls~s sioax The
psepsssA ss.sis vsse Sssis~ ssass~,
.isG sssstf,esiiea tAsy sss~ 10 have
The plsssssv a. eosessAisiss The cs,.
es.As sssstsss ss1 s.ssses shs0 .
pssessas seesSsAe0o.~~-.-.------
4 pesosoeot assAslssssas ~ss
pssts<ssA saturday - oshr ell a.
ssss~e~sss Tor lh- tsss. w. l.. As-
1~ssns. os 1tsebsa. v1s made chair
mas Al The su.sisiss sAd J. %,
lsakiss. s~ssvtAsf 81 ~. iAsshtc
IceMs.sve ctss. sss made s.ssvsssy,
s.aposssy ,'lassssy uss r'ssssss
sss ses SetJsIs.iF seeiSed urss. s.~.
ss.s. " the esv,sraisasy tisss ssasS.
tie tlsss xssSsy sSll ~ se-ss 10
tseesses. The s-pasd s.eA the s-se.
sissre siii sisis .sslsessDs SD s@s
Aslosso Esd thea ssss1 90 sAe fv.
suss tsis. risssing - oah~ OsIsAoa
- Guy t.s sh. sseuaS xasssys TIE
lhtsa ~..k ~-@is b. sI-~es "s the
ssy h..-. sniss 'hsUsss OsisAo~s
ssa ksssss
No detail utII br ooisiss In ssAs
TIE trip . sp.s-ss sss ss esj"yshts
.. p-s-.ihI~o l:s-rr -sshiss usil sssi
~ ssu drivers. ssss they msy suI,sss
sssk ushsto Nn .tSsS ssf uiN b.
sskea 10 sssry = 'Aofusah ~..hssss
ssa q sss IT s.cIs shat ssy osaisssy
trpsss uess cen b. sass - the toad.
ITHh cat uilI ais. ratsy .atplss bag
sage 4 pskl5.l,y aAs uIIi be- "as
At The FATTY ss that the trip siII BE-
made 10 yseSd eli et the sassssis1ss
pu.sSh,e. both TOT rolesasp SD shs
Icolosaao.se.<,uif Highway.
No ssts Gill ~ retMilt-d 's start
ss The trip .s,-p, nsss class cats,
eapalIc us = Ions hssd tsa sss tbs
,tis ~tII h- made absolutely as
sshe tule uMes
Asesher meeting ~ill h. held I"
,ompIete the srranxe@esss. sa'sr-
asy. April Z. ~ 'hss tine def
cit. tuale uiII have bees decided
| vpps BY the soui. committee .aa
II. srhsS,,ye sa-sed uel.
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GERMAN STEAMER LOST

ste.tir, Germany. March e-Lcss
Of steamer Heinrich With crew of 22
Is feared nsre. she Is .os.n!gh.
oveiuS on .fip 20 Nars@il'ss
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80 Dead, Scores Injured And
Missing When Fire Sweeps
Club Building Loss $3.50, 900
Panic Seize. Inflated Guests as Tongue Of Flame
Eats Way Toward Them. Fireman
Hurt in Battle With Blaze

ST LOUIS no. MARCH s-BErwEEx THIRTY AND THIRTY.
FIVE DEAD was THE ESTIMATE nADE r rs A,zo.o0s y = D T..
na aG H1i1 today * * scnzs ODE 1Sl % .o.ouE M se
Mz1s1 II 1s1 4S:I 70 e !. axI u Ruas 1''' ''-' ~ AZ
H., w., .;. q g u; ':: = : s ,ss.: :: H. ': ~ =,
s''b .: .sh. hs though, thirty 9.s "e,s d.s
,Ar,tl1.t p.Ae .bs. 100 registered the
Ia middle Of ..os. still. pouring a tho
esse.sas asd i''.. floor x'naa~>
K... Manager LsAis~s VII. ce.p.ay
" r: F.. % s. s s., :. q s.s " ' Pan. : e.s:.. s A. s M r A.
''.s.'s es...,: tss.A s...a to @ s.s'1 . 's''s n'''
asi l. iss. ssy.s ser T. Lssu vAs,...l. A.,dv..
oss.,t. .. Is.. sale. railway s.'r'y ss.r.,
1..s. I,y l.sr's x..'se, s.'.-... ~. 'ss' 'i.''!
Ssr Williams sa's.As M s nss'ss internal a's'''' ~.
z..... nsc....aL ns..sss. -:
Z. v..a ..:A... e.......,u,: Ms n..:: : s...:.' -
~. d.. ~ . q: ::,s s d.: :::. =: Z
,, es, .., e. - % as: : .,: = s a ~
Ii.. E..h clas. s.....: sia'.ss ..1 s'......s.
.ssa l..A IN tss. 'ed y .'a -s' ''''s hin s''s''s .
1,i.. x.:s.., i...... .. x.... Athlete c.A ~ '...
'''; Nv x::: ::s s.- ~ ..s % ..: [ s..:s a.! s:.i .s
c Little chieass. ksee -rsssAea
Charles sshi..s chss.se sA kskss ssA Internally aiss'd
IN lesp frsa sixtA nese.
III faihsx vaM
J.nss Ns0ssa iA,xs H. Lesss dspassaess
bsysr isss D. D. Losis dspastnsss ssss.
Electric company y Lesis
wini.. Z Iss.... p.r.sls.t 4 . r.i., e..rasy
Jeks prsssasst u piunsss csasssy
fh.~ss vss assas,s saehaass syrsssss
wiitam Shields pr-sdeat lye esspssy
0essvs Garner. rr.sdest u eomaissios esataay
Dss Weh~siv &lesa wholesale d~ reoAs eespssy
Thsssss Wright. SECRETARY Of the Apollo sish
william Esd. ,sales dealer Esu - fess. III ..
J L Haehealea
MARI H.aaer. mss.s.s g. Leas retail s'sr-
". Z CAssey g. lasa -.
l. A. nev q. Less
G z Saith d. Les
" A. Hsaieke. s. Leafs
K Ntss,ssid g. tsais -
--AarShsl Bier Local fur dealer
Chasneff sav.stisss @ the S Les's kspsets
rusk " Abrsht travelling salesman
Z r wliAns New York travelling ssles@ar
Rsby Green. H.trn H.
J.rsnss nos resident as@b.r Of Niso-r' Athletic eIsh
EeKenna
Bufv-ss
r w. Williams s. Gris
Norman Manc~s q. L.us
John J. Ra,, president local plumbing COMPANY
- woitson.
T. kanRus, Mount V1nen. NJ
m. man listed the dead be William
E,d Of Letters The cehi.s were ddr.ssed 70
r. E,d IN. Allan Hancock Of s. Louis
,,rui SIX srel Tho building ~'s c-n"i " h'
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FORECAST BY rn1
d. q WEATHER BUREAU.

Tynish, tair ruerdsy ses.
.tsIIy ~I,udv Colder east
rcttion
Tonight 's;r warmer Tn
e.s, portion tuesday patNy
cloudy
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osstisses - Vses ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

n. nan listed unid.ai.i the dead b william
Ed Of East s. Louis The clethine Addressed 10
nr Esd The bc- identified Allan Hancock Of g. LeHi'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-11
GLEE
CLUB TONIGHT

This evening The people Of TOno
pah viii hear the University Of Ne
gada boys in good old-fashioned col
lege chornses. solos. duets and quar-
tettes such as the boys Of Nevada
have never been able TO produce IN
III the present year when their ranks
were enlarged b. The addition OF
many excellent voices. The concert
viii be given this evening at the
Nevada rheater and there should be
a large attendance The programme
follows
IA Little Pun Of Smoke. Good
Night tMhitel. Mr.. Walker and glse
club: tbi Prosit tdeKovenl. Mr. Fer
ris and glee club. On the Sea
Buck. glee club. monologue. Sc
lecrlons, Mr. Ross. The Sagebrush
Medley. arranged BY Charles Hase-
man. glee club Romeo and Juliet
tScaftl. Messrs. Johnson and Ferris
and club. Macushla (Macmurrough)
Mr. Rose. Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming wilson. Messrs
Rose. Walker. Ross and Ferris; The
Passing Regiment Macy. glee club;
Richard Ill. trayesty. Messrs
Walker. Ross and Rivett: Loves Old
Sweet Song (Parksl glee club: A
Little Love. Little Kiss LAO ST
lesul. Mr. Walker. The Star Of Low,
Buck. glee club.
The members OF the club are
Messrs. Rose. johnson. Clark. Walk
er. Frazee. Layman. Webster. Ross
McCreery. Glass, Ferris. McKinlay
Riyett Mills; director. DR. Charlie
Haseman
The people OF Tonopah should la
on tonight to attend this show an
, give the boys OF the University rou,
ing reception The performance
good and the performers are bette
than the average.
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,NDusTRiALs
PERSONAL
C0minss and Goings of Local
People and Others

James Ford OF Benton. Cal, came
In this morning.
Irving Macdonald was an arrival
today from Berkeley.
DR.. 4. A. Wheeler and c. H. Rel
mer were visitors from Goldfield last
evening.
Mrs. L. Bell and Mrs J. d. JEFF
ferson motored over to Goldfeld
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Parker returned from
Willows today on train No "a. She
has been visiting her parents.
B. F. Edwards, vice-president Of the
West End Consolidated Mining com
pany. arrived this morning from the
coast.
d. H. Walker. superintendent of the
Railroad Valley company. came in to-
day from San Francisco to begin ope-
rations at the potash well. Mr., Walk
er has been engaged all winter in
Death valley developing for the Trona
company.
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LACK Of SANITARY
MEASURES BRING
DEATH TO HOME

Shocking are the revelations as
contained ia the statement made re
Gently BY a very prominent physician
OF Tonopah that there is no way to
calculate the number Of deaths d.
rectly attributable TO the cesspools
and priyy vaults Of this town He
quoted from statistics. bearing on the
former conditions in Cuba. Panama
and the present conditions in some
of the South American countries, in
which the breeding and feeding
places Of flies and mosquitoes are
proven To be stagnant ponds water
holes. ported waters. cesspools and
vaults.
II vas further stated b. this r.y-
stefan that flies feed and breed in
the vaults OF this town only to light
upon the food afterwards eaten Dy
both infant and adult The trans
mission OF any number Of dixeases
are directly traceable TO this manner
OF transmitting bacteria, especially Il
this true as TO The bahy Ia arms
There is no screening So efectua
as TO absolutely free tn house FROM
flies and one OF these dreaded mes
lsengers OF death stalking upon baby
food and even into its mouth ha
robbed many a mother Of her love-
ones only too often
The doctor in question even wen
SO far as TO say that he alone coul
testify 10 the untimely death # man
ian adult and any number Of infant
who woul9 otherwise still be anon
the living were it not Tor the pr
dominance Of vaults and cesspools
our town.
T0NOPAH SEWER & DRAIN
AGE COMPANY.
Paid Adv
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MUST FILE ANNUAL
REPORTS IN NEVADA
JUDGE AvERtLL DlSMISsEs AN
APPEAL FROM MANHATTAN
JUSTICE.

On the strength OF an appeal from
an analogous case in the suit of the
Phoebe Consolidated Mines company.
Judge Ayerill dismissed the suit of
the Gold Nugget Mining company.
brought here ON certiorari proceed.
ings from the court Of Justice II. d.
Haywood at Manhattan.
Judge Haywood acted as his own
attorney and filed with the court a
copy of the Bonanza giving the de
cision of the Lincoln county court.
This was 10 the effect that a com
pany doing business In Nevada and
failing to comply with the require
ments Of the statutes making manda-
tory the filing of annual reports with
the secretary OF state is not entitled
to any relief as such corporation is
without legal standing.
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euTLsR 1HEATsR

Al the Butler this evening there
will be four reels of pictures shown,
Selig drama, Little Lillian Turns
the Tide" an eastern Essaney som.
edy. "Mandalia's Mandell." and a two
reel Kalem feature, The Masquer-
aders." featuring Carlyle Blackwell as
romantic crook. The heroine has
loved the crook before he was ar
rested and had a bundle OF his let
tiers These her maid Steals and,
with the help of an accomplish. is
Matchmaking her just as she is about
TO be married The crook. now out
of prison, steals them back for her
1t is altogether a very good and Sc
lect program. Tomorrow From Dusk
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ADJUSTMENTS
PAsrlME rHeATER
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Going TO the Pastime theater TO
night will be a pleasant disposal OF
an hour aud fraction OF vivid char
acter and quality, "A Tale Of the
West" is a story Of more than ordi
nary interest convincing in local
color.
Her Secretaries borders on com
edy al times. but is complete in the
intent Of message and interest OF
course there are situations Of com
edy. also there is a background Of
something other or else.
Pictured in two parts. Thine Is
Money" produced by the Imp people.
tells a variable tale There Is a
man In the case, later on a woman,
an airship. a motor-boat and then
what eyesl What temperament
What next
Tomorrow and Monday the Battle
OF Waterloo in SIX parts. employing
a stage setting not yet approached in
motion pictures and engaging thou
sands Of men with hundreds of
horses
The battle of Waterloo S probably
one OF the most dramatic events in
history and the one which put an
end to the destructive career OF Ma
poleon Bonaparte. Fascinating as
was this upstart, who ruled by virtue
Of superior military genius. or re
markable character and lofty ambi-
ton. he was a perpetual menace 10
the peace of Europe. an active vol
cano Of sudden and terrific eruption.
His tremendous egotism made him
ruthless-he destroyed friends and
foes with equal Indifference and the
civilized world gave sigh of relief
when he was at last sequestered al
st. Helena.
= The high point of his history was
! reached at Waterloo. where his mas
terly militarism was declining be
cause OF physical infirmities, and also
because he met in Wellington gen
ius OF determination The extremel,
difficult task of giving a picture o
the entire operations at Waterloo has
been undertaken in this film, but il Il
not possible TO gather its yarieC
scenes within camera scope Thu
sub-titles and maps of this produc
!, ton are especially good in aiding TIN
spectator to grasp the situation.
The production. as a war picture
is one OF the most wonderfully real
istlc that has yet been attempted AM
: has received very extensive notice
in the British papers.
:, This subject VIII be shown tomol
: row and Monday