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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12
LITERARY WORK IN
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
FIRST or SERIES OF FRIDAY
AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTs is HELD

The first Of series Of Friday af-
ternoOn literary entertainments In
the high school was held last Friday
and Vas a most enjoyable variation
OF the usual routine. This series is
the outcome Of the interest aroused
by a debate held recently in the
economies class After that a vote
was taken in the assembly room to
learn how many favored Friday pro-
grams and how many would yolun-
teer TO help. The response was prac-
tically unanimous. The program yes
serday was placed entirely in the
hands Of a student committee APP
pointed by the principal. The com
mittee was Kyle Lutz. chairman, Joe
Murphy. Leona Carey, Helen Davis
there being one member from each
class. The numbers were: @Abbie's
Accounts. reading. by Claire Laur-
ance; Honest Deacon" defamation.
William cuddy; Jewish Monologue.
Denham Cox. The Steerage of To
day. reading. Inez o'Connell: when
Pa Was a Boy" reading. Madeline
Wilson. There were also some pleas
ing selections by a large yictrola
State Superintendent Bray. who
had been inspecting the schools. was
also present, and in response TO an
invitation from the chairman made a
short speech.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATgR

At the Butler this evening a very
interesting program will be shown as
follows: Hearst-Selig Weekly Of Cur.
rent Events. showing scenes OF inter.
ost from all over the world; "A Cou.
pie OF Side Order Fables" a George
AIDE comedy, and "The Swindler," a
two-reel Kalem drama featuring Alice
Joyce The thousands OF people who
have been victimized by promoters OF
get-rich-quick schemes will find their
experiences set forth in this picture.
Il tells how Bess. a country girl.
blinded by Harris's wealth. becomes
the mans wife This. in spite OF the
fart that she had promised to marry
Tom. their neighbours son. Later, Tom
learns that Mrs. Boydeh. a widow,
has been robbed of every penny she
possessed by Harris. who is promot-
ing an outrageous getrich-quick prop
remained in ignorance Of inc manner
in which her husband obtains the
money which goes to buy her every
luxury She sees light when Tom
exposes the manner in which Harris
has robbed Mrs. Boyden. world OF
heartinierest is contained In 1.-THE
Swindier" It should be seen By
every man. woman and child To
mo row, THE s2O.OO0.O 900 Mystery. :
Coming Saturday "Cabiria." the
worlds greatest picture ADV
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Afternoon safes.
CoLDFIELD STOCKS.
Morning Sales.

Goldheld Consolidated 400. si67h;
goo, s16711. 100, sl67k.
Jumbo Extension-llO0. si.45; 500.
s1.471z; 500. sl.42A; 500, $1.42h;
200, $l45; 500. $1.45: 1000. s1.45:
1900, $l.42h; 1000. $40; 100, s1.37h.
Combination Fraction $500, Is;
800, IS; 500. IS; 1000. Is; 5000, Is.
Booth-1OO0. 80; 1000, 80; 500, 80;
5000. AZ 1000, AZ; 1000, AZ; 1000, AZ;
1000, AZ: 1000, Al 1000. Al.
Merger Mines--SOOO, 30; 5000, 81;
1000, 30; 1000, 80; 1000, 30; $500,
20; $500, 2S; 500. %; 1000 2s; 1000,
2S.
Atlanta--15OO, AZ; 500, 49, 500 49,
1000. 4S; 1000, 4s; 1000. AZ; 1000,
40; $500, AZ; 1000, AZ: 400, 43.
Lone star-15OO, 10; 500, 10; 1000,
10; 1000, 10; 1000, B-3O, 10.
c. o. D.-2OOO. 8; 1000, g. 1000,
8; 1000, 8.
Kendall--1OOO, 10; 1000,
10; 5000, H.
Silver Pick-5O0, 10
Kewanas--5000, 20.
spearhead-1 IL; 1000, IL; 1000,
II; 1000, IL.
Grandma-1OOO. s; 1000, S; 2OOO s..
Columbia Mt-2O0O. s: 3O0O s;
5000, s: 5000, s.
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II you own an automobile or expect
10 own one, read our adv In this
issue.
Tonopah Electric and Tire Co.
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PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION ARRIVES
SERVICE RENDERED BY THE TO.
NoPAH WATER COMPANY
TO BE INVESTIGATED

With the exception OF Chairman
Bartine, who is ia Washington on
business before the interstate com
merce commission, all members OF
the public service commission will
be here to conduct hearing in the
court house. beginning Wednesday
morning in the matter of connec-
tons and service OF the Tonopah
Water company. II win not concern
rates. that matter having been deter
mined some time ago by the com
mission. which ordered Wholesale re
auctions.
Commissioner j. b. Shaughnessy,
Chief Engineer w. d. Freudenberger
and Official Reporter Frank Healy
arrived yesterday from Carson City
by auto Commissioner w. H. Sim.
monds will arrive tomorrow morning
from Reno. At the conclusion of this
hearing there will be hearing at
Goldfield in respect to the Goldfield
Water company, concerning rates and
service.
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STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record Of the
days sales. as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker II. e. Epstine:
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and will visit the fair for al least a
month.
JOHN KIRCHEN, general manager
OF the Tonopah Extension. Merger
and Victor Mining companies. return
ed from New York yesterday morn
ing. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Kirchen, who has been in Reno for
the past ten days and was the guest
OF Mrs. Walter Trent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12
ToNoPAH STOCKS.
Morning Ssiea

Midway -2O0O II; 2o0O B-9O, IS.
West End-5OO. Sc; 200, II. 500.
~; 400. ~.
Jim Butler-500. SO: 500. 80.
Mizpah Extension--500 20.
Monarch Pittsburg- 1000. IL. 1000.
II: 1905. IL; 1000. II.
Cash Boy 5000. 8; 1000. s: 1000,
8; 1900, 8; 1000. 8, $500. 9.
Afternoon Sales.
Midway 1000. Is.
West End-400, "a.
Rescue Eula-300O, 10.
Mizpah Extension 1000, 30.
Monarch Pittsburg 5000, II: 1000,
II.
Cash Boy-1OOO, 3: 1000. 9; 1000, 9.
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Afternoon Sales.

Jumbo Extension-4O0, 1896; 400,
sl321a; 300, s1S5: 200, s1.35; 900,
s1321a; 100, sl.32h; 100. $3.50; 100,
$1.271k; 100. $3.50; 1900, s127h; 100,
$3.50; 500, s1.321s
Combination F'ractlon--2500, IA;
1000. If; 1000. IA.
Booth-1OoO, 80; 1000, 40; 1000. 40;
20O0. 40.
Merger Mines-5OO %; 1000, 2S;
1900. o. 500. 20.
Lone Star-1500. 3.
c. O. d. 1000, 6; 5000, I
Observation-Disclosures, IL; 5000.
II; 5000. 10; 1900. 10.
Silver Pick 800. IL; 1000, H.
Simmerone- g.
Oro-1000. H.
Spearhead-4000. IL.
Blue Bell-3500. 4.
Grandma-2O00, 5.
Columbia Mt--2000 5.
Afternoon Sales
Round Mountain-500, 81.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Morning Sales
White Caps-3000, 5.
Pittsburg Silver Peak-40O, Is; 500
Is; 1000, 16.
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NEW ARRIVALS

The latest wares in all departments
for men, women and youths Coed
goods at low prices.
Al0-6t RYAN & STENSON.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12

II you own an automobile or expect
TO own one. read our adv in this
issue.
Tonopah Electric aud Tire Co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12

Tonopah Lodge. No. 974. L. O. o.
NJ will give their third annual ball
at Miners Exchange hall. Wednesday
evening. May 18th AI2-M-Th-td
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Classified Ads

VALLEY VIEW HoTEL-open Tor
business. Transients $50 per day.
Board aud room by month, $40.
323A1O-I6
FOR SALE Hoosier cabinet. almost
new very cheap. Inquire 307
> South st. 321A10IG
R0WENA CRAFTS OF salt Lake.
manicurist. masseuse. medium.
writes letters for you. business and
love. Bishop home. Everett ave
nue.. 3I9A7Wl
FOR RENT Fourroom furnished
house Inquire Nyco club s20Asts
RoWENA CRAFTS Of Salt Lake.
manicurist. masseuse, writes letters
for you business and love. Bishop
home. Cross avenue. 319A7W1
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Here is another thing We can't
comprehend. If one eats peanuts in
The daytime they make him sleepy.
and If he eats them at night they
keep him awake Toledo Blade.
A war tax OF 20 cents on each
theater ticket and dime on each
movie ticket will go some way to
convince Manitobans that war IS
what Sherman said il was PITTS.
burg Dispatch
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12

Certificates of location on sale at
the Bonanza office
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FRANK FIELDS ENGAGED

The services of Frank Fields has
been secured to manage and second
Ross at the fight tomorrow evening
AdvA12t1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12

GET your roofs fixed before the sum
mer rains come on Kibble. the
roofer. viii be here in about ten
= days with his outfit for Hot Coat
ing and repairing old roofs and put
ting on new ones Leave orders
with Geo. f. Holesworth, new crum-
ley building. Main street 324A12to17
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TEMPERATURE REPORT
Highest temperature yesterday, SO;
year ago. So
Lowest temperature last night, so;
year ago, As.
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FOR RENT Fourroom furnished
house Inquire Nyco club. s20Asts
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
MARKETS NOW FILLED
WITH HOLIDAY GREENS
Wagonloads Of Holly and Laurel
Arrived Before Sun-up-Mistle-
toe Coming Later.

Wagon loads of holly ranches,
mountain laurel. cedar. and other ever
green's. harbingers of Christmastide, be-
gan arriving in washington long be-
fore sun-up TODAY. and the spaces In
and around Center Market and other
markets are RAPIDLY taking OH the ap-
pearance Of young forests and brush
thickets.
Early rumors of scarcity OF holly
are discredited bv farmers who supply
most of Washington with that time,
honored decoration. Ten cents Will
purchase a branch suggestive OF the
holiday spirit. and dollar will SUPPLY
enough to decorate every room In the
house. The leaves are bright green
and the berries are as red as could pc
wished.
Mistletoe. which is supposed to take
the curse off of a holiday kiss. was
not so much in evidence today as 1t
probably will be later on. Indications
are that there will be no need for
Washington bellies to GO unkissed for
bit Of this plant to stand under.
A few wagon loads Of Christmas
evergreens reached the city saturday
and Yesterday. but the real business did
not begin until TODAY. Early buyers
of Christmas trees already are taxing
tehir pick of the sDruces. pines ana
cedars, to make sure Of getting one
that Is symmetrical and has enough
branches to hold all the candles, trink-
cts and presents.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
UNCLE SAM INSISTS
TENANTS PAY RENT
ReIents, However, in Case Of
Widow Without Means Who
Rents House.

Secretary Of the Interior Lane has
sent to the Senate a statement relative
to the rental OF buildings and vacant
lands acquired under the provisions Of
the act Of August 2s 1872 for the en-
larrement Of the Capitol grounds.
It shows the receipts from rental for
the period beginning January 20. 1916.
and ending November 30. The total is
81, ,9Os. rs. Uncle Sam. 1t appears. is dis
posed to prod his tenants into payment
of rentals and not let them default.
Judgments have been obtained in a num-
Der of cases. Sometimes. however. col
lection cannot be made even after judg-
ment Is secured. In one case $S was
collected for two months rental for a
house on New Jersey avenue. This was
considerably under the agreed price. but
the tenant was a widow without means.
and no legal action was taken by the
department.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
SOOTHE AND HEAL
YOUR ECZEMA
TH.P0SLAm

Poslam deserves the confidence of all
who seek a treatment for Eczema and
aiing skin. Not only does It possess
known merit and healing properties. but
It is absolutely harmless and no injury
results from it's use. Has been unus-
ually satisfactory in treatment of STUB
born cases of Eczema. some OF them or
many years standing and should be
very helpful in your case. allay!ng Itch
ing quickly and showing improvement
every day. Use Poslam for pimples or
any surface disorder.
A word about soap-if ordinary toilet
soap irritates, try Poslam Soap medi-
Gated with Poslam and superior for
daily use toilet and bath.
For samples. send &c stamps to Elmer
gency Laboratories. 80 West 18th ST.
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
Will Urge Target Range
Near Washington

The purchase OF site for a Federal
target range near the National Capital
will probably be urged by the national
board for the promotion of rifle prac-
tice.
The target range being fitted up in the
GovernNhent building at Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
will soon be ready for use. The Ma
tional Rife Association is equppIng it
for ranges of fifty and seventy-fve feet.
with 20 caliber rifles. All rife clubs and
associations and Boy Scouts in the
District will be permitted to use It.
Both the National Rife Association and
the national board for the promotion OF
rife practice will meet in Washington
early in January.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
FEW COMPLAINTS ON
PHONE SERVICE FILED
Report on Investigation Shows
Rates Bring the Most OBJ
jections.

Inquiries concerning the adequacy of
the TELEPHONE service in Washington
ELECTED few complaints of service, hut
many of rates, according to the report
Of e. B. Hartley, of the public Utilities
Commission, made public today. Mr..
Hartley's investigation was conducted
prior to the recent reduction in rates
made by the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company.
A majority of the complaints, the re-
port states. related to the slowness Of
the Information" service.
"E1fty-three observations were made
or the time required for information to
answer, and the average was twenty
seconds" says the report. "Of course.
owing to the large number Of strangers
hn,unh IN the city dur during g. A. r. week this
husy, but still the average was at least
five seconds more than it should have
been. 1t is suggested that another
test be made of this service under nor
maj conditions, and a comparison made.
Carelessness of Operation.
1T is frequently desirable to make
number Of calls in immediate success
sion. Fourty-four observations were
made of the elapsed time between the
closing Of one call and the response of
the operator for the next call, and the
average time was 40 seconds"
A number of complaints. the report
states. were in regard to the careless
ness of operators in ringing up sub
scribers, asking for a number and when
told that no one had called apologizing.
The commission approved the recon-
mendation Of Mr.. Hartley that the tele-
phone company be required to furnish
monthly summarized traffic and plant
reports. These reports show the results
of observations made by the company
Of its service, and will enable the com
mission to make comparison from
month to month.
Reports Not Required.
On recommendation Of Capt. Julian l..
Schley. executive officer of the COM
mission. a suggestion of Mr.. Hartley
that reports be required of the tele-
iphone company on the number of
written complaints received by it, was
not approved.
II do not think" said Captain Schley.
that they are a sufficiently accurate
indication of the quality of service
furnished to be kept in the files Of the
commission. They are always available
for inspection by representatives of the
commission
Mr.. Hartley suggested also that opera
tors be required to connect subscribers
with public buildings when only the
name and not the number is given.
The commission. however decided not
to order a change in the present prac-
tice. on the ground that resulting COM
plications from an operating standpoint,
might decrease the quality of the serv-
ice.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
St. Margaret's Church Is
To Commemorate Feast

Special services commemorating the
feast Of st. Thomas will be held to-
morrow by the Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott
smith at st. Margaret's Church, with
the celebration at II o'clock of holy
communion. Friday afternoon DR..
Smith will preside at a Christmas tree
festival for the Sunday school children.
Christmas Day holy communion will be
celebrated at 7:3O a. m. and at II
o'clock an augmented and full vested
choir will render a program Of sacred
music appropriate for the feast.
The Christmas sermon will be deliv-
cred at this service. Following the 7:3O
a. m. service the choir of about fifty
members will be entertained at a
Christmas breakfast in the parish
house. Mrs. David Perry. president of
the altar society. and members will
preside
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
MRS. SANTA CLAUS
READY FOR "k|DD|ES"
"Mother' Crown, of Department
Of Commerce, Having Six
teenth Celebration.

The Mrs. Santa Claus" OF the De-
partment Of Commerce is having her
sixteenth Christmas celebration TODAY.
She Is Mrs. Sallie Crown. of the hospital
room. and she has made Christmas
merry for the children OF the Rell Home
and several other institutions ever since
she became Government employe.
Each child receives box OF candy.
every boy toy. and every girl doll.
Anyone Straying into tho fourth floor
rom opposite the elevator might think
he had found Santa Claus workship.
for large booth filling one side of the
rom overflows with dolls and toys Of all
descriptions.
In the center, on n throne Of yellow
and green. is the original old woman In
the shoe. and all her children. The
place of honor at the right Is occupied
hv., a stately bride with voluminous
veil. and small. rather scared BRIDE
groom. Much attention Is attracted by
blonde belle In fawn color satin,
trimmed with fur. blue embroidery. and
blue chiffon ruffles.
Dressed In Latest Fashion.
Most of the dolls have clothing dis
tinctly utilitarian, however. with dainty
wash dresses fastened by real buttons
on hooks and eyes. All the latest whims
of fashion are reflected in the miniature
.,
headache bands of black velvet. real
fur trimmings. and close fitting hats.
The toys-being intended for the boys
--are largely yof the noise-making var
icties-trumpets, clowns with cymbals,
and musical tops, with an occa sionaI |
hobby horse. Charlie Chaplin. borrow
ed for the OCCASION. beams down from
a nearby fling cabinet.
Early in the fall Mother Crown--she
is that to everyone--began her prepara-
tions for her Christmas party. The
girls" of the Department of Com
mence donated money for the dolls: u
boy scout doll brought in 1850 when
ratified off to the men. to buy the boys
toys, and pink doll earned SO worth
of candy.
Girls Made Dresses.
About a month ago the dolls were dis
tributed-in ne gligee-to the girls" who
have spent much time in fashioning the
little froCks. Never, according to those
who have helped in the celebration ror
the past sixteen years. have there been
keener among the hundred or more
dresSmakers. There was a time when
! Mother Crown dressed fifty dolls her
self, and made her celebration a private
| one, but now the entire department has
| a finger in the pie
And Just to think" beams Mother
| Grown, that all this" waving to in
! clude the pls ythinGs designed to bring
| Joy to some 200 little hearts on Christ
mas Day, cost only $50. ! think people
would do more at home If they knew
they didn't have to spend fortune
! don't you?"
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
Norwegian Steamship
Is Sunk; II Survivors

LONDON. Dec. 2o.-The Norwegian
steamship Nico has been sunk. Eleven
survivors. including the pilot. have been
landed,
The Nico was 712 tons gross and was
built at Christiania In 1913 She was 184
feet long, 30 feet beam. and had q depth
OF II feet
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