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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
Will Move October IA, Aibu-
querque Day at 1890 in the
Morning. The Order and
Line of March.
AUTOMOBILE PARADE
WILL BE A WINNER
Queen of Carnival Arrives
from Portales. Hagerman
will Lead Grand March at
Montezuma Ball.

Will" th. parade which opened the
rtat" tiIr TINS afternoon Nts quite an
Imposing ceremonial 90 was nothing
nut lu index marker fu thr real pro-
gram % ulrtd,4 which are Goo feature
"Wednesday and Thursday ui this
week The plans finally completed
yesterday for the Industrial parade
Tbur-ln, morning Albuquerque DAY
aud Tor the Illuminated automobile
parade "Wednesday night show that
these two events VIII uc the largest
ever attempted bon the state
Nlnc bands niue-wlll march in
the Industrial anu trades display
paa,lut Thursday morning. And they
are ull sure enough bands. too from
the famous kIitos Go the clever girls
hand Of CLOVIS. Colonel John Bora
duilo. grand marshal OF the big page
ant. has bis divisions and line OF
march Well arranged and is ready to-
day for the signal 'u start The mum
Der uf floats. entered chiefly Do, Alhu-
uIcruur industries. ana mor. han's.
VIII Dee larger than ever before and
fur Moor" elaborate Ono design and dec
Grafton.
Eight divisions 1ro now ready. ape
rlrg'd and completed aud Uu.uur
NurroIHiIp expects tHHi DO HtII Nc
necessary Goo add 20 least twu more
bIFI~luus fu th.s Ills announcement
u' the ARRANGEMENTS ANA procedure
as completed 60 uuu today H us
fulIuws.
The Rendezvous.
Tho rendezvous where divisions wi.
form. Hrr Is follows.
First division. on C,u'r1, avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
Working People. Church and society.
Ali Interested In the
At~pntpp."

Tho better class w@orkingmou and
their wives uud children are showing
an extraordinary amount of interest
Iu IA, Iv,-plrt Mutual M~i.terpioturo
The AHs,tupp." Throughout the
country meetings ar, being held 90
discuss a., and the Vurkiu- class ave
u,iug urged Dos their leaders TO ECO tu
the IhcaicI. where 10 l- u,Ius shown,
in "a body ouv famous ugitttur de-
syrinoi DO ls the DlIWu-t and most
artistic presentation oi the workers
case, and ALSO GA. simplest because
told iu pictures. yet urought Ca the
attention uf the public
on the other hand 10 Be- uttrlotiug
attention iu church and society ,,rrlcs.
MI Woods and Mr. Duuuuup. said
% Clergyman recently ut au evening
service, 'lIyo told a. story 100 this ale
lcaurical picture that hI- thv force
of 90 Biblical Injunction Early that
morning his Sunday classes had voted
Co attend "a matinee as 90 unity.
9TH, Absentee" viii boz shown ut the
past.me thoif.r tomorrow
avenue trcuac west Goo tho n.l
grounds and around lhu trl"Iy
Tho .ummItte, iu .harar of Cob.
novel display is 1s iulIu# Nr. Al.
fred GrunsfDIa, chairman. Mr. D. D.
Smlthcrs. Mrs Gug T.. I,u-,rH. Mrs..
a. o.. Iumisuu. MIS-. j. W Elder
Mrs. a. y. M,MIllcu, Mr.. Charlie.
White. Mrs D. H. Eda.r. N.- Mo
! NordNaus. Mrs n. 10. Pollock yu'
Mrs, John Lee CLARKE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
Exhibits are Practically all in
Place this Afternoon and
Ready for Inspection by the
State.
SANTA FE COUNTY HAS
FIRST CLASS DISPLAY
Deming Comes Forward as
Usual with Something Unu-
sual and Makes Feature of
Just Plain Water.

For tho nrst time IN the record, or
New Mexico state fairs. the county
exhibit han az the rtnta fair grounds
is ready for Inspection on the omen.
Ing day. a few pf tho late arrivals
were not quite ready with the final de-.
tails of decoration. and there was
some confusion lH the biz tent earl
this afternoon when the arst rush ~
fair visitors arrived. but foe tho most
part the exhibitors we're ready for the
crowd. and the crowd was there.
packing the tent from the time the
yates opened To- on extent which hin
dered seriously some Of the nnal dee
orative efforts Of the exhibitors. 10
VIII take scevral days n careful IN
spection 60 get a comprehensive de-
scripticn ready OF n. various exhib-
rs, but some Of the outstanding fea-
lures like tho san Juan fruit and veg
etable show; the Grant and socarrp
county mining exhibits: Roosevelt
county's grain display and others
were making their impression on the
crowds today.
one OF the most interesting comfy
exhibits at the state fair ia that az
Santa Re. tho sister county or Hcr-
n%alillo. In charge of John v Convoy.
superintendent OF schools. The tx
hibit is proving one N the most nj
trnctiye 90 state fair visitors ana Mr..
Conway nui his assistants arc taking
great pleasure In explaining just what
can be raised in TIE county. ana ita
many other attractions. Tho city nf
Sanis Zee is ono OF the most Interest
Ing In the United Stacs and the cV-
hibit at tho fair viii do much 10 ad-
v%ertise the city ard nearby country
with lts elm dwellings. buried ritica.
Indian villages and etc.
The Santa FL county exhibit D. on
the lett hand side ~ tho county cx-
hihit tent ana Il has been artiFiicaliy
decorated. one Of the unique fca-
lures is that of the coal display. A
section OF b exhibit tent has been
reserved for the coal exhibit Nhirh Be-
one OF the many interesting features
of that display. Vegetables. sruins
and fruits are Displayed In an olahur-
afe manner as well az sudan grass.
alfalfa and other products of souih-
western ranches TIE exhibit dein-
oustrates the fact that nearly eycrv-
thing can be raised iu Sinta re
county.
a section of the display hae heen
,-. a... -. ~,
woven IN Santa Re county. This fca-
ture ~ proving one OF the most in-
tcrcsting 10 the out-of-town fair vis-
itors. other features of the bonth ln-
D'"uN P'.n
.N "'.u 'n't ~
u ny n
nE 49,, pi'.
"
'"Nn,,
' 'i"
q.
o.
~ ,
"'spU'. ~ m 'll
80,
f" w.,
n"" " ''if l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11

state senator n. ". Holt arrived
this morning from his home at Las
Cruces to attend the Masonic meet
.ngs and see the fair lie VIII be
here AN week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
COTTAGE ON LEWIS AVE
IS DAMAGED BY FLAMES

while the tenant. a man named
chavez, was away al his work early
this morning. fire broke out IN the
two-stoty frame cottngc ON Lewis ave
cuu,. below broadway. A neighhor
discovered the blaze and pulled box
so. 80. when the highland fire
company reached the scene the flames
were eating the roof, having spread
from The middle partition, In which
they started.
Tho fircmcn checked the blaze.
Tho middle PARTITION and the roof
were O., asiderably burned. The dam
age is estimated al about 5000.
4. W. Pollard, prominent Dcmlus
lawyer and 20 Masonic official. arrived
this morning 20 Dee "a visitor during the
fair week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
CROWDS IHRONG STATE FAIR GROUNDS BEFORE FORMAL OPENING TO
TAKE FIRST LOOK AT MAMMOTH MLSTATE EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS

EANOl
Hubbs' laundry.
e. T. Beers displ1y.
Albuquerque Tent and Awning
company.
g. @, Garcia \ CO.
Matthew. D1lr, company.
Singer cigar company.
sixth Division.
nrundagc Carnival company baud
Charles A. wright Trading CONF
pauy.
Albuquerque Gas. Electric Light
ana Power company.
Morning Journal.
The Nash Electric company.
Decorated automobiles
seventh Division.
Ntrhisuu. Topeka q santa ~"
ghups band.
Atchisou, Topeka a Santa Fc chops
display.
pullman pnlns Car company.
kilti's National band.
charlie t'tcld company.
Gross Kelly company.
,u.., r.,
,. y.
E..
Eighth Division.
Urundlro Culurcd baud.
Automobiles.
C.,,f,s,
% i"iI"WInE h~.'isl1I' WHI'h1I7
h1." been assigned Fl" the dIu"r'hI
DIVISIONS
Second division, Jesus Romero.
'I' y h'I."'' 'nI'' ".''
ii'n'' H"''l '"''ih "'' .'"" "'
" L. ''''"' .'', "'''
NV"
J." '''''' "'',' NUN. ,''" E.
n'S'1n anu |'N"'" ''N ''"''. ''p' '"
'''"'
General FORMIDABLE has .ssu" a.
guest g." Do dif"rcni o'rsn'lr 4" have
,h''' ..''s''h- ,''"N -l'. p'"''h
,,,,.,,f, ~, ,n.en .,.t.
'"'"''"' ''"''h N''''~'
Miss Williamson of Purtal"s, chol'c
~ the Federated women clubs "i
the stat" for queen oi the state IAN
pu"sl lo 90" dinefehi Warshal~ q" nave
me royal No1t ln inc Illuminated aus
lnWuhIlt parade wednesday nifhl
arrived IN A~Iuupu"rpu' last ni-h'
Nh" was accompanied Toy .cf mother
Mrs George Williams. ana Nj. Hnd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
STATE FAIR PROGRAM FOR
TONIGHT AND TUESDAY


1900 p m-Ruudagc Carnival company attractions opcu.
5000 o. m-Cuurct ly kut,s' band.
Cour sMo hy VIII 4. NcVlnu.
>15 !. m-~cuHtiouul high wire at by Granada and frdoua
$3.50 o. m.Judlu. Of uucpgrrnI saddle horses mud uu1huut rlossrs
with exhibition of entries
$500 o. m-W,r Jamie CLARK and his l.LpIgDs
>lu g. m-rhr sensational Whitaker.
Ni5 o. nj. CuHts locEhar. the Scottish tenor
$3.50 pm-I Exhibition aud Judging of E,utlrmrus driving class
"W' o. m.- The Fire Demons
9l5 r m. Exhibition of Sword Dancing Boy Wee Jamie Clark.
g;j o. W-ININHtIuu of three reels oi motion pictures from New Mex
ir huHdug ut sam Diego.
IiUutugc Carnival company attractions. with sensational
) free acts remainder nf evening
B ll@n o. m-NuuInHtrd balloon ascension
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11

Coonunucd on PAGE IAourl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13
Die bentise Gage.

Die Gabri6ten maren beute ipar-
liber als lett 2aneem. Man fam ie.
ooh aus ibnen erfennen, oaB DC
Gage iiberaq nod unberdnoert If. 9
8ebeutune lit cine Nadri6t, aus Der
berporgebt, oaB Die franaoiiid=ens-
lii6e Slotte nod lange nidt 10 melt
in Die 9aroonellen ei%ngeorungen lit,
mie man glaubte. Sn 8etersburg lit
@raf 8itte, Ser groBte @eener oe3
&rieges in GltBlano, seitorben. Die
ugitel 6rieori6~ -@ffaire miro an=
ideineno eeihidt bebanoelt uno 51t
feinen Streiti9feiten AnlaB eeben.
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SnIanO.

= Sos 9tem yorfer YoItamtt efs
belt Dor eiaigen 8age1 aus @aib=
tom oie @eiiung, nit Dem bou1noi-
i6en 9ompfer uHpnoom" feine 8oit
nod 0elttidlono 81 iettoen, neil oGs
Sdiff n%nterlpegs an einem engliI1en
Safen anleet, unb man nibt oos Sri
lifo LAUREN mil, BOB epertuen Die
fir 9elttl6lanb ut1b Seiterreid=l1n=
garn beItimmten 8oitiahen bon o,n
griten ~fonfis8iert meroen. gs p1troe
BON Der Seem 9orfer goItbeboroe a,tf
Nnfra9e erfldrt, oaB oelltIde 8oit
llderer nit benz Dampfer .uniteo
States@ beforoert meroef tonne. @4<
leroings fomme iie Damn nit erbe6li-
der geripatung an ibrer 8eltimmul.q
on. Ils 31 8eginm oes arieaesN ao1l=
reibe alagen iiber gelaItigltna Ser
pom bier nod 9elti6lano, nno ua!s
gefebrt, 9eianoten Hoit lol1t tpuroei;,
fam bon @aibineton Elm biinoioeS
Dement, NIT oem 3uiab, fein eitl=
8iges Der an ben 8oitiGfen a1tae6rad)
ten omtliden Sieeel lei bon llnbetii-
fener Sano erbroben iporoen. ccyebt
lfefnf mon ober in ieinem Ser
tranen anf Die llnperleBlidfeit oeS
Siegels etpas manfeno qeporoen 3t
iein.
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miiroe nidt nit aIem iibereinitim-
men, mos geton lit, er tpiiroe poI
iiber Mon6es idelten aber in Ser
&'o1ptia6e ipiiroe er uns oo1 redjt
geben nno ct miiroe ii6 iiber nns
frenelt mo 1tol5 Oornuf ietn, BEN So
ben gei6affen 81 babetL altf Dem iif
cine iol6e Starfe ltno @roBa
3eutldlonos, mie iie ii9 IN oteiem
&rie9e ~offenbart bat, entpideln
fonnte.
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60. Sriebrid, Sabrifant bon .Gooa
Sountains", ginridtungen fir @roeeris
itenz ltnb Sleiiderldben. Gi8fdranten.
Gii6lsG 6auf6Iten unb pntentierten grcs
cerbeG daifaften. Woaeg Eager. ole @r6@
zen. Gii1ige fdon gebraudte Satben. Gi'f
9fh3a1luHgen.
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0pteIs.
HOTEL

1876 Mamo Blasa- biiDid Aaoblterle
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c, ST. per 2ug;
$3.50 unb aufp6rts per @ode. 3immer
nit 2 Betten $500 per @ode. Wte8
EelepBon grodett 658.
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0eiM1fts=2nieeao
9(tumitas itno 3eGte.

Mlamp Sent & Ginning So. Wnn. 9o@
ret5en, @isentiimer. Ollie nnIere BaareR
baben boles @epi6t unb WiaB pnTenD
fir 6tanoaro28r0Ben. 215 Mbe g.
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A. F. BEYER, Reparaturen.

S1petpriters, Neoifbles, Nedetle utto
abrefiiermai6inen. 3ufriebenitelinla ga
rantiert. 237 8eitSgommerce Ctr. Eel.
grodett 244t.
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Gebraitdt oSel=Si sparf @fnas" 1nb
erbaltet me9r Strait bon tpenieer gaSos
lin. ganoiu gntD Co., Sdr6Ier. gee
s0o1titon 1lro Soro< Slores 5traBe.
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6oIs uttO Goblt.

Bir balten bic bette @oBIe nnb bas
bette 8rennboI8. grobiert inns. Glaze
@ppS & Seal So. grodett 6053, @enss
Eel. 1911.
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aatpn @spmers 8eidarft, abgebpIt niio
abgeliefert per Iuto; etabilert felt Is.
Sabren. Gnteriun, Der Bicycle Doftor.
SeIebhoniert.
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Imperial Turkish Bath Company.

sos Oft : Souiton Ctr, Moores@ez
bdl1oe. Often Sag uno Nabt, B6oer iss
Der Nrt. Siirf. SAB unb Betf fir b:s
gla1t $1.0O.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY
qlep. sefiHer. Q5effldffefnbrer.

TbeD. Mfaer, Weihdffkfhbrer.
III Sones abemie. efaeniber Der Gone
Star @rdaerei Gan Nntonio. Teyas
ar 8nbrifanten bon ellen Nrten 60,
oatpoIer. WineroIfpnffer unb borsigIid
BEN tpoIbetdunten Qithfa GeIkef
&gihs EeiephDue. - 1reie abIiefernns.
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w. r. MARX
San : m~nterne1ntet.

aortrafte fir @ebGloe ieber 4rt III
nerbaIb unb anberbnIb Der 6taot. Morels
iiert: Gan @ntonio 8liloers' @yibdngs.
.215 8effegpmmerce ctr. 8eI. grofett.
|2105 ODER Srabis 1899.
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GRt Siibmer, Yrter, a6seliefert, bilt-
ger alsJleiidl. 6Gfer, 400 Main Mue.
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girtpria SibiF on.

Btttprla Slbtt on.
@ntunft
go. 30f-@on 9ouon, Bort 2abaca, Sic
toria. euero 1926 un1m.
Mbfahrt-
$50. so2-Nlad Gnero. @ictoria, Bort
Sabdca, 9oniton ......7:15 BORN.
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Giienba6n : ya6rplan.

: -. .O.OQ pUIlU.
abfabrt-
go. 4-gta6 benz 3or6en 1920 nod1r.
Mo. 6-Na6 Dem Norben. 800 nodan.
g5n. Social mad 9earne $40 borrr.
yto. 1o-9ailp grpreB GpeciaI, NorDen
1920 borm.
go. 5-Na6 MeTico 1880 BORN.
3o. 11-Sofal nad 2arebo (9emifdt) :.
1000 abenp3
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g. s. & e. u. (omtptIinie.)

ARhAPl+tttlC.J
Mnfurft
No. 1o1lSuniet 2imiteb, bon Wetp or
Icons ............4:20 BORN.
Ho. 102 Suniet 2imiteS, bon Gan ssrans
CISCO ...S.53 BORN.
No. 7ls1nea5us, bon Meip Orleans.
............... 1850 borng.
$50. s-SdneuSus, bon Sci Mio -.
................. HOO polsn.
No. 9-Gnniet grpreB. bon Stem Or
leans. ......... ..7:55 tlnd)nt
$40. 10-guniet grpreb, bon Gan Srans
CISCO $500 radJrn.
Mbfnbrt-
$50. 1o1-9uniet aimiieo, mad @aa
No. 1o2-@unfet ainliteo. nod Metp Or
Leans ...,.......4:0 BORN.
No. 7-Sdnen5ng, nod Sci 9fio. -.
SO. s-56neI5us. mad Metu Crleans.
SO. e-snniet Grpres mad Gan S sSass.
80 lO-gumiet esprsb, mad aeD s prs
leuH5 ....... ..IIsUU Tdd1ff,
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g. q. & u. 3.

@nfltnft -
No. l. Son Souifon, @aco uno Corpus
81 eDrtltt ....... 200 na6in.
No. Soon Souiton llnb a~iiitenorten. !.
% 8.15 BORN
We. 5-Son goafllm unb &iiifenortea
O. 1875 nadm.
yto. 42-8on &errbiIe .9:05 BORN.
gto. 44-@on 9errbiae ..6:55 nad6ra.
Stbfa6rt-
$40. 2-Ma6 Souitons @aco nno Corpus
g6riIti $40 harm
$40. 4-Nad Soiiifon nno a~iiifenorten ).
go. e-gaa6 goafum ituo aiiifenorfell :.
- 1:45 na6m.
20. 4d-ysad &errniIIe ....8:10 borir.
No. 43 -Na1 9errbile ..5.O5 nndlm.
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santa Sc Is. &. 9. g. 9epotl
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~, u. & O.

SO. q Son Corpus Gbrifti 10 born,
Bon CORPUS Gbrifti $3.50 a6enSs
Mbfa6rt -
SO. t-glad Corpus G6rifi. 1890 porm
Sad Corpus gbriiti $3.50 abeuSg
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SO. 6-glah Dem Iorben 500 nadm.
SO, 8-Nnd Dem Noroen TAO bornf.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16
CLIPPED AND CREDITED


Italians landed the Gao peninsula they are very q
the place be getting rather
Commercial
only SIS Serbia 100 years Old serbia eyer
of her men may attain ripe o
Nashville Tennessean
Marshall doing the Chantauqna circuits o WIN
Observation-Disclosures fee Press
Missours is Champ CARR
that not Frank Walshkahsas es
Roosevelt admires the military
could hardly better himself
An Standard .ar. a,
doubt another =
possibility order brief soenhd
scanold.-Indianapois News ead III
undoubtedly kissed Bro
had business be the Arabic All muss
penalty their opinions.St Louis GlobeDemocrat
a long to Perograd-Alanta Journal
Wilson's but he hasn't gotten his
goat-Baltmoe sun
there's plenty of at The
ont. Chronicle.
he's
busya is own.-Alanta Constitution
big coal mine and widespread hac
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
A GOOD ADVERTISER
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SPENT TO
GIVE PUBLICITY TO JOHN
BULLS CAUSE

LONDON, Sept. l6.-How many
million dollars the British government
has spent in advertising during the
first year of the war no expert ac-
countant has yet had the facilities to
estimate. 1t is a safe statement to
make, however, that no nation ever
spent onetenth as much on printers
ink in the same period.
Kitcheners army has been raised
chiefly by advertising Full page. half
page and smaller advertisements in
the papers are almost daily occur
rences. The billboards have been COW
cred with the greatest variety of pos
tiers any advertiser ever had printed.
A collection of these would reveal
every play Of ingenious appeal adyer-
Using experts are capable Of invent
ing. The signs on trans, buses and
private motor-cars increase rather
than decrease as the war continues
There are appeals for recruits In prose
and yarse. in cartoon and suggestive
picturing-all dressed as attractiyely
as colored inks and trained adyertis
ing men can make them.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16
DRILLING CONTEST At
FAIR CONTEMPLAT
ToNoPAH MAN MAKES INQUIRY
AND RECEIVES REPLY SHOW
ING MATTER CONSIDERED

Mark II. Page OF Tonopah wrote re
Gently to the San Francisco exposi-
tion authorities with reference to the
rock drilling contest that was pre-
sumed to be arranged for some date
next month at the Panama-Pacific ex-
position and in return receives the
following communication.
y am in receipt of your letter dated
the 23rd instant in reference to the
rock drilling contests here at the ex-
position.
Il have taken the proposition up
with the department that has this fea-
ture in charge. and while nothing has
developed along these lines at the
present time, | am advised that such
contest is contemplated. that pub.
LEFTY throughout the mining counties
will be given in due course and all de
tails regarding entries. prizes and all
necessary information win be adYer
tised.
Further than this. just as soon as
anything final is decided | will per
sonally see that details are sent to
you"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16
RESPECTING WAR LOANS"

HE Bonanza expert
communal international published distance from
disturbances belgerent
view the situation taking the Incl
dents they tumble
to the loan of $1000000OOO allied than
Another similar neighbor
publications of
Considering
instance of refusal by
We could
from France and Holland We borrowed all could Europe during
civil French
does lie the mouth
loans
practical n
sell noneenals the belgen
deliver
lending that
question of lending S o o the ALI
shall rcrook
gold will be found as is being found shall
gold although already
Nevertheless. obvious o it not
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THE AALrlNo ATTITUDE OF BUSINESS


in
convention this association held
Republicans the
of this body which
Mr.
THE hating OF
policies
in
in
sounding business
in
tariff law is the
of continued full vgor until the
present nc cal
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For results. advertise in the Daily
Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16
JOHN P. HARRINGTON
WEST POINT NOMINEE
YOUNG MAN WILL TAKE HIS EX-
AMlNATIoNS THIRD TUESDAY
IN MARCH

John P. Harrington of this city. son
of Mrs Mary E. Harrington, has re-
ceived from Senator Key Pittman the
nomination for cadetship at West
Point. The young man will take his
examination for entrance into the mil
itary college on the third Tuesday in
March.
John Harrington is Is years of age
He attended the public schools of To-
nopah and then entered the military
school at Boswell, Arizona, from
which he will be graduated next
spring.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16

200 scenes, r. q
5000 people, inc
Herbert Brenon,
tunes Daughter
of Maryland,
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ToNopAA,s GREAT OPPORTUNITY

TOUR laden drawn
familiar sight this morning the
length ceaked
Aboard supplies the tools
while
struction of commodous
When this
where number
already profay productive
directly the thus eliminating home
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MORE LEASING, BIGGER MINES

Usually mining OF
~
and Montana they only beginning be
millions in Godfed
nothing a
the hill accomplishing
let lot of additional for
simply payroll the demanded footage
the only publicity
commissioners
public
a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-16

We have sold 100000 Ford cars the time specified and pashang
possible
who mailed their
properly should without delay.
OF 1919
thoroughly the
advisable
ment Of provisioning until a
inability
months and profit
Angus September and October 1915
COMPANY
DISPLAY AND SALE AT
SUPPLY co.
HAND MOTOR CAR CO, AGENTS
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