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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
Heart Disease Almost
 Fatal to Young Girl

My daughter. when thirteen years old. was stricken with heart trouble She was so bad we had to place her
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

ln from Ranch
 Tom Hsberstock the we'll known rspcher oi Sycamore springs vas . yisitor in the city todsy on busi ness,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
New
 Cases
Filed

SUPERIOR COURT Shit No
 794. Min & Mer Bank vs J Ryan ct sl: action for injunction. 795. G Walker vs Paradise Min & Mil Co; action for debt.
 PROBATE PRocKEDINes Estate of-
 Crowley; posting notice O; settles ment of acct.
 Foo Kee posting notice settlement of acct. R McOsrthy; estab notice to cdrs. M Kelly; estsb potice to cdrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12
State and County
 Politics This Week

{Continued from Page D
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

Visiting Mother
 Mrs P E Coles and children of Bic bee are spending seversl days ii the Only Tombstone e the guests Q Mrs Coles' rsrents, MT and Mrs Js McHugh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

Returns to Miami
 Mrs Chas Hansen, who has bee visiting with her mother, Mrs A KlaU for the past several weeks. hss re turned to her home st Miami. He little daughter, Miss Cscylle. will re main . while longer. the gusss Of Mir Klaw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-12

Work Begins
 Already there are several Tomb. stonites on the Phelps Dodge payroll employed in getting things iD shsp % the hill. The office rooms nea the Boom are being remodeled snt put in shape.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19
S74,OO1.72 a year

This does include the judge of the fifth judicial district
whose salary has paid by the county but which does not
under the jurisdiction of The outlay does
include expenses which might be assigned for the
administering county with less than 1000
outlying precincts does include 500 allowed rancher for
fish spawn his creek the fish being carried
of said ranher from regular TonOpah
propagation Of fish Nye county proving costly expert
ranehes alone furnished with the fish free
charge paid for hauling them their where
seldom a stray fisherman from the outside world
10 disturb the supply of game fish.
To return illuminating learn that
1929 month three drew 300 each
the public consideration of 1925 each
one was kept salary $41665 and the
trflng salary of $50 a month for mention
Every taxpayer invited digest this campaign number of
county administration by reading the twocomn printed
in small type pages and If you don't resolve ask
legislature pass bill for the relief Of Nye by
the of living imposed taxpayers then it must be
admitted you have money than the average
The list include the bills which many
include
public The cramped for funds The
difficulty meeting their obligations They
Nevertheless county squander public
of hghpreed ornamental officials
public crib where they win be left fatten during
campaign The schools of money
saving of administering the county could
money wasted employees might be diverted the
schools.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19
CAMPAIGN AMMUNITION.

TT party Nevada desperate
Of mind al this day the o purity
reform in rank mendacty
administration this respect well cverly
all close They
silent singuarly didnt commenting
Nevada Nevada Washington
However the lily white who up
roll of graft
Ely Expositor led committing grave
should have occurred at the particular that the
speaking in that rather suggestive of
mpernence that bravy the candidates
when they point regular
The Expoor that Secretary Lane did order all land
Office printed Democratic papers exclusively The
paragraph knows nothing about the facts He
either deliberately lying displaying ignorance
circumstances backing the of the Bonanza In either
its utter disregard for the truth Where
the facts there be the slightest
for nugng in such The any thoughtful editor
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19
COST OF THE COUNTY.

AsI Saturday the Democrats Of Tonopah caused to be eu
lated several thousand copies Of the Tonopah Miner the official
Of the party in this The circulation
obvious attempt to misead the believing the admins
traton at Washington oye with the people Of Nevada The
contained weak with the but
back the inside paid article that contains the best
campaign material printed Ny The only difference
that the article question conyeting evidence OF the
rasaganc of the administration which the Miner
pretends for the small Of printing doled out by
the commissioners.
This story presented under modest caption of County
Bills for the Month Of September 1914 The reading
be enyening detective stories but does not take
euth discover the fact that the county being plunged head
long into debt and that the Of the being
deed fast it collected Other counties have adopted
line of retrenchmen but Nye deeper and deeper
the hole of wastefun 0mttng all reference thu
total of bills allowed which bills of magnitude TIL
Bonanza will simply dwell the one item of salaries which call
for the disbursement of $6lT431. the rate of
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19

There are interests which wish that
President Wilson had received and
adopted a ,ong time ago the suggei
ton Of long vacation. Louisville
Courier.Journal
There seems to be no trouble at
all about getting quorum IN the
house, now that the S20-a-day docking
scheme has peen adopted But, Of
course, it is merely the principle OF
the indianapolis News.
To win easily and pleasantly, the
Russians should let half their army
be captured. For defense 100000
men would be ample, and to board
the other 100000 would be no joke
for the Germans Springfield Repub-
lican.
There is not much difference be-
tween the left wing and the right
wing OF a boarding house chicken. but
there is a distinction around Paris
Cincinnati Commercial
The innocent bystander usually gets
hit with something or other. If the
American manufacturer must get hit
with something why not large block
of trade.-Mockler Advocate.
Kansas announces a new malady
called wheat sickness" Probably its
chief victims are box-ear tourists who
are shanghaied and made to work in
the fields and farmers boys who
would rather go fishing Cleveland
Leader.
An English army officer is in Kan.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19

should do for his own protection would be TO 20 to head
and ascertain the facts They file the Office Of the Lana
Register and part public records open inspection
public of the objects and nen-
the correspondence bearing the sig
natures Secretary Lane Commissioner Talman and Register
Cohn all the Of the question and each letter from
Washington with the unequTOca order that all land ONCE
notices 90 papers FRIENDLY TO THE ADMlNIsTRA
TIoN I
That this order official final and irrevoeable proven by
the language Of each and every letter n
To say that this regulation differ from the regulations
vogue the Republican administration is to confess mex
eusabe too deep for eommraton Reference to the
files of leading Democratic papers Of the printed during
the Taft and Mckinley administrations will prove these
papers emribed IN their sphere by any order OF the
Republican Take the files Of the old Goldhed
Weekly oupoken Democratic and w! be found
that the land office did not attempt partisan
journals With the of conduct
different inception Of the Democratic party
n Washington forth that all land office printing
must 90 papers FRIENDLY TO THE ADMINISTRATION
gansayng that statement The Bonanza has the cor
pondee Copies every written by the manager OF the
BONANZA reply thereto be found the official records
of the City Land Office
Republican administrations il customary to leave
The choice Of the paper printing land office notices to the
attorneys the applicants who had to pay the bill Under TINS
re Democratic attorneys printing Democratic
papers except happened their clients Of the opposite
political faith expressed preference for some other paper me
choice of the attorney the publication and all the Interior
Department that the publication came
within the terms of the calling newspaper of general
circulation In other office does regard church
or class publications fitted for dissemination of legal advertising
I This was the only limitation placed on publication
The Wilson administration thought could build up party
machine nv substituting party editors with land Office printing and
the order had support both from this state whose
ntire course Of conduct administration
cording to their boast
= with the administration and against Nevada the motto
Of the Democratic this campaign When voters get
through the candidates may from the admnisra
ton
The elimination melancholy represented by the
professional huorists drfted Europe search OF
es material
Gar going the heater OF war Beng one oil me
most mportant dramas persOuae Is the place for HIM
>s~-
The war for anybody TO turn 70 u'
"a dictionary to find what atroeity means.
n sccnct summary Of the might be written fol
r. lows: They did They didn't
General sherman If late has publicity than h
les ever in his lifetime
One Of the navies is going consist entirely of submarine
" before the is over
At that General sherman had been asked how TO pro
he nounce Przsmysl
~ Iay's battle to neutral is Threatened with a mrnh
of
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


sas City for the purpose Of buying
war horses. There are lots OF old
political war horses in town that are
available, and perhaps he can buy
them as cheaply as the Metropolitan
did last spring--Kansas City Star.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-19

Resd me RnnAnzs Want Ads
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

cane rush.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

time when a goodly number of US
were not idealists enough to believe
that suffrage equalization would be
accomplished otherwise than by slow
stages, but we have certainly been
shown to the contrary, and to the de-
cided betterment of the country
where it has accomplished its desired
end.
From the viewpoint of the majority
one finds it difficult to accept the con,
clusion that there is any justice in
the denial of equal suffrage any
longer to every American woman in
the land. Barriers to the right are
dropping every day. Reasons for
Withholding or attempting to with
hold the vote from the American wo
| men. as now put forward, are illogical
1t would be fully as sensible to limit
the right to vote to men feet II
! inches high and six feet in circum
! ference. as TO limit the right to the
mere physical distinction of the sex
Are the women not possessed of prop
er reasoning faculties? Are they moi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

NY son, the man who. bases his
hopes and expectations upon dreams
and dream interpreters soon loses in
dividual poise., Instead of using the
sense which God, his parents, and a
good training have made possible for
him, instead of figuring out a matter,
my boy, which stands only in need
of adding up, this dependent man tes.
ses up his; piece and says, tHeads up,
win; tails, lose" Instead of measur-
ing his length, plumbing his line, or
sounding his Deep instead of taking
time by the forelock and setting acti-
yities in motion, he goes. to some
money-making schemer to find out If
it will rain in the sixth day of the
third week rof the eighth month of
the tenth year OF, his forty76rst ami.
yefsary. If the gEeatssooth sayer, who
has long hair and generally unclean,
ed finger nails, tells him that he viii
take a journey very soon, my boy; II
| he tells him he will have fever, get
l married or be divorced, and after
i many years (of consultation with
! soothsayersl succeed in life, he. mines
| on like "a. ground mole, awaiting
events. Yes, my son, he does, sur.
prising as it may seem.
| If she says that he will soon die
he goes home discouraged If she
says that he will have sorrow in life
Ireverses,s make journey to China, if
Ishe tells him that he started out with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18
LETTERS
PLEA FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin:
Sir: One cannot help but recog-
nize- the wonderful power OF the "fe-
male vote" when that power has been
placed before the worl4 as was re-
Gently done in the killing off Of sa-
looms in the city OF Chicago. One
thousand ginmills legislated right out
of business. That is something men
could never have done. The. power
of the female vote is going 10 make
itself felt throughout the civilized
world. 1t is not coming in slow
stages, but with a rush. There has
been so much said of late on this
equal rights question, backed up by
actual demonstrations, it is not likely
that | can add anything to the sub,
iect, 1t will be we'll if | do not sub,
tract from the large amount OF knoWl
edge along these lines. There was {
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18
Mr.. WILSON, A FIRM FRIEND

When President Wilson believes in man or
measure he 'stays by with tenacity which is
absolutely immovable, and almost always vic
torious. .s.ss- 49,. -
Hawaii has had an example of this trait of
the President and the country at large has wit
messed many more The "iron jaw" expresses
very definite factor of our Presidents char
acter. -. -.... ..... -. j.
One of the recent exhibitions of Wilsonian de-
termination developed from the appointment and
final confirmation of Winthrop NJ. Daniels as a
member of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr.. Daniels had served on the public utilities
commission of New Jersey and in that capacity
given decisions believed to be favorable to cor
porations. His appointment aroused storm of
protest among progressive Democratic and Re
publican senators, many of them Wilson s
friends Mr. Daniels offered to, withdraw. The
President would not allow il, but in his ininl-
table quiet and positive way insisted that the
Senate confirm him. A committee of Senators
called on the President to confer. Mr.. Wilson is
credited with stating his belief that Mr. Daniels
would he valuable addition to the commission
with a fair and equitable attitude toward all
questions coming before it. He trusted Mr..
Daniels, and no power could sway or brighten
After four days bitter Senatorial debate the
vote was taken and Mr.. Daniels was confirmed
Again the President won by the power of de-
| termined patience.
J Thus it must appear to the most shallow
thinker that Woodrow Wilson is valuable
friend. Even the scheming politician must ap
preciate the futility of continually cultivatino
! his enmity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

sensible 10 the ordinary Influences OF
evidence? Are they not equal, anu
far superior to that class OF Asiatics
to whom many prominent local per-
sonages would give the privilege Of
suffrage?
There may have been a time when
governments we're more or less Inn
perfectly constructed or recognised;
q time when the dark ages were re-
eeding in the dim past, that II was
well and proper for women 70 remain
under the protecting hand Of the
physically stronger element of the
population To be seen and not heard
In the councils OF government. In
the remote past. even governments
under laws in many cases 1t was
might. made right, and one can under
stand Why a woman would not ask
the right or privilege. whichever L
nav be determined. But one cannot
understand. now, Why in the leading
countries of the world il is so. Amer.
lea in particular is prone to pat II
self on the back. and. like the car Of
Russia. anoint itself with a great deal
of self congratulation about its pro
lgress, about its love OF justice, about
development OF government. But
there is still something lacking.
The preamble to the constitution,
written at Philadelphia in 1887. does
not say, I'VE. the male people OF the
United States. but we. the people
of the United States. One cannot
but interpret that to mean that wo
men should have some part in tbs
llaw-making, no matter what the spirit
Iof the men who wrote II may indicate
TO my way OF thinking this. or ans
other government has passed tn
stage where a force of arms can carr,
Lit along successfully. Moral senti
Iment is the foundation of the presen
and all future republics, and that be
ling so, who can give q good reason
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18
EDITOR

is i'll and must he taken to the free hospital
another charge to the community. Still another
child, born since the man became alcohOlized, is
an idiot and can no longer be kept out of the
State Insttuton-another charge upon the COM
munity An elder son, reared in drinking home,
is in the pententiary, but, unfortunately, he did
not 90 there until he himself had started family
which will increase and perpetuate the burden
which his fathers intemperance has placed upon
the country.
Here, then, is where liquor intervenes. For it
is just here we may easily discover that the pres
ent high cost of living is largely, if not entirely.
due to the men who patronize the Saloon and
the men who run 1.-THE manufacturers and the
sellers of alcoholic drinks. Well may we ask,
Does it pay"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

A businessman of Honolulu was recently
heard to remark More fuss about THAT Car
niyal, from the papers You would think they
were going to have Worlds Fair here
This man is engaged in a line of trade which
draws largely upon the tourist for support, a
business, in fact, that could not exist excepting
for the tourist trade, a great deal of which is
brought to Honolulu through the untiring eff
forts of public spirited citizens and members of
the press, which make possible the Carnival. He
is the proprietor of a large curio store.
! 1t is probable that the casual remark referred
to was made thoughtlessly. If so, all the more
reason why others heated like himself should
stop to think.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

Now that they are organized, the first act of
the directors of the Carnival Company, Ltd,
should be to pay the account of the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee, representing expenditures
made by that committee in the interests of the
1914 Carnival
There is not the slightest doubt of the response
which the stockholders, the people of this conf
munltE would make if this were presented to
them. The Promotion Committee is the same
sort OF a community affair as the Carnival Com
PanE The ideal spirit of cooperation and ac-
r"mmodatIOn should prevail between the Organi-
cations Our Carnival could never have been
me general success it was in drawing people to
the islands without the preliminary work done
Ivy the Promotion Committee. Broad character
and hearty cooperation should he the command
ing force of the Carnival COmpany's activities,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

ed more life Wednesday night than it
has shown in several months, that 1t
seems gradually becoming active and
gives promise of lava flows in the very
near future.
The fire from the lava pits could
he plainly distinguished on Wednes.
day evening. One of the visitors re-.
turned Tuesday night with the report
that lava was flowing at the west end.
and Lycurgus and one or two others
went down to witness the spectacle.
When they arrived, however, the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

COR 4 very poor onel why woman
should nol participate In this govern.
ment Of and BY moral sentiment? II
womankind has the underlying moral
sentiment that goes hand In hand.
with a better form OF government and
a cleaner understanding Of the why's
and wherefores OF government, Il she
can contribute by her Influence 20
the passage OF wise and just laws. and
TO cleaner and purer condition Of
humanity and society she ought 70 be
admitted as a voter.
We are IN need Of that moral sen.
timent' vote right here. right now.
u would make Hawaii q paradise In
fact as well assih name.
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Old Docs T ak
DREAMS. II.

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DOES II PAY Z

Is there any part Of the whiskey traffic that
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great hopes and saw few of them real
lied, he goes home astonished at the
supernatural wisdom of the prophet
ess in revealing past and future.
1t is not difficult, my son, to see the
effect of such faith on the character
of the man, paralyzing beneficent &C
ton, stunning laudable ambition, and
giving him over to a chance game
with the forces of life. All, my boy,
it needs not a prophet to foretell his
future! Upon this unwillingness to
face life manfullyy to bear patiently
the necessary burden of existence,
flourishes the tree which gives us
gamblers, thieves, quick-route-to.
wealth men, and also those who dis
regard the laws of health, then go to
quacks for relief. Who does not know
! that the professional prognosticator
has a geenral set Of forecasts, that
She sees the special set not in the
palm-lines so much as in the face OF
1.-THE applicant, his manner, his voice,
| and in the fact that he comes to her
i to be told what he might easily find
cut for himself
i.asYes, my lad, the secret" is writ.
tensupon his forehead in letters which
all may read! " =.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18
KlLAUEA SHOWING
GREAT ACTIVITY
DURING PAST WEEK

Especial Star-ISulIetin Correspondence
HIL0, April 17.-URwonted activity
has been shown by old Kilauea the
last few days, according to Demos
themes Lycurgus, manager Of the Vol
eano House, who was in the city yes
terday. He says the crater display
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

flow had subsidized. though the traces
of the recent flow were easily dis.
tinguished
Lycurgus predicts a brilliant spec
tacle within the next few weeks, has.
ing his representation on the fact
that the crater has been apparently
increasing its activity for the last
six weeks
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18
AprSWdll
fv[Qld;lOlG

DR. e. v. WILCOX was return
ing passenger from Hawaii In the
steamer Mauna Kea this morning.
7. II. PETRlE Of Castle Q Cooke
made flying trip TO Hawaii return.
ing to Honolulu in the Mauna Kea this
morning
W. w. TIIAYER. territorial secre-
tary. Joined the steamer Mauna Kea
ii Lahaina. arriving in this city this
morning.
MRS e. A. LANGT0N has complet.
ed 4 business trip to Hilo. returning
this morning as passenger In the
steamer Mauna Kea.