Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-29
AGAINST OPEN GAMBLING.


= OvERNOR ODDIE against open gambling The governor
knows whereof he speaks and when he says
evils of the practice will deny
the evils Of gambling with all the vehemence Of his
frontier nature From the first days Tonpah Oddie
resident OF this camp and during the boom days he took part in the
big dongs in Goldfed where it day all day daytime
and there night sight Odd the evil effects of open
gambling Lie saw thousands of and promising youths led
asray and ruined by the perdio aluremen open
lie does not acquire his knowledge second hand the cities
where crime is covered and gambling conducted behind boted
doors On the contrary it the saloons gambling
of Tonopah Rhyoe and Goed that the gambling
at its worst and when he he opposed gambling he
appeals TO the Who have the
aon of thrown in the paths of the young? What
father mother willing endure the thought of rearing bright
boy to the threshold of manhood to find his directed the
pia of faro roulette The mining camp abounds
in temptations of that the fostering of
parents without having oyngued sharpe wheede the last
dollar of the paycheck from gbe youths direct them the
danger of trng with their employers and finally landing
behind the bars branded a felon
Emmett Boyle gambling is dead He knows he isl
speaking the truth issuing this he his
eyes could be blind ard deaf the opportunities
the socaled liberal league which has organized every
county of the for the opponent of Oddie
Oddie is evoaby opposed gambling Boyle wigg thel
fall either side Gambling dead he
maintains The ugly word of three letters should be applied
fits exactly No other word expresses the thought of
every citizen No other word fits the appropriately
The fact that candidate for should temporze such
important matter demonstrates concusey that he not fitted
for the office to which he aspes Ii he sraddles gambling ne
sradde other important affecting
the welfare the people
elect him to the office of governor
Secretary Lane declined speak political meeting in Cali
fomia saying he did believe in imported speakers appearing
Within twenyfour hours after acquttng himself
this lofty the of the interior appeared at
Nwands political meeting Faon New where the sentiment
against Newands strongly marked that Mr. Lane thought
he could make exception to the rule he laid down for use
California t~
In line with his abby jelly fish handshake Newands up
for silver in the when the resolution introduced asking
purchase of 100000 of silver bullion The
remark he could make 1T that there
objection this bill and that ought passed. Then
great his resolution
the wastebasket
this time it is pertinent inquire how George Thatcher
by letters that belong the private archives
of the Southern Pacific political department old trick
play If Thatcher holding confidential relations with the
eyrn underground syndicate political trice he would not
be In of confidential emanang from that office
Tonopah business had pass the funds
building quarter mile stretch OF road the
gold If county steamftng contract
the courthouse the lowest responsible bidder
saved four times much the Improvement demands
The Nevada Democrat owned and paid for by Senator New
lands will issue last number this week pass
until another campaign when Newans may be tempted repeat
his attempt impose the of Nevada The
of all the Nevada Democratic there advocating
Newlands is good index Of the the wind blows.
Had county bought the old high school for
hospital the taxpayers would nearly az 900
ahead of the This is what the bunch terms
economy
Senator Vadaman of Mississippi 25 1914 introduced
bill to repeal the fifteenth amendment enthusiastic
hacker Newands of Nevada showed his ami
mostly for the ooed but expected he would carry
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