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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

1WANTED-By experienced woman thn cax& of rooming house or Apt. nouSe M exchange for living apart iment Phone S912. Mf1. Thomass T03
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14


 
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14


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 WANTED-N -Nilker. 3l0.o0 month PlDsnfx Live Wire Employment AGency. s7 south Center. Phone TOP.
 PHOENIX EffPLoYXENT BU- REAu. HI g. FIrst st Phone 1776.
 YOU WILL FIND yo6r 6ult of clothos II Baflsum'A acnoas from Kressf : and 1oc store $10.0o and up.
 o
 HALLWAY Mali Clerks Wanted: $75.00 month. Phoenfx examinations coming. Sample questions free. Write immediately. Franklin 1nsti- tute, Dept. 11-J. Rochester. N r.
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 aALEsMEN-W Whole time or side line: 10 minutes time pays you $10, Pocket samples: prompt commissions. State territory covered. Elwood Mfg. Co. Inc, HIS Michiean Ave, Chicago-
 EAST CHRIsTMAs MONEY for trax cling salesmen. Brand new Punch noard Deal Red hot seller. $500 com mission. Responsible house Pan MS. co. 3s4 East 2sth st, Chicago 1t REPREsENT well rated factory: notwithstanding exclusive patented. staple artlcies. No canvassing: ex : periertee nnnecessary: by devotine all ar spare time you should make big money. Pease Manufacturing Co.,. Desk 6, 6S Broadway. Buffn1o, N. Y. IL
 THE ME6GIfzNTs Po6Iis6ins Co., Kalams40o. Mich. manufacturers or the we'll known rKa1amaxoo'' line Of (adqerfising specialties desires to fill N vacancy in El Paso. Arizona and New Mexico. the coming season New line If copyrighted and exclusive duo- tone and de luxe calendars, ae well as fans. leather goods. pennants. sieua. and . carefully selected assortment of specialties ready January 1. Cor |respondence solicited with hsisf1ers who Wiah to make permanent connec~ tion with a large and responsible honae in profitable field Of work; estAblfshed 1e85; exclusive territory assigned; commissions liberal. Write Sale5 Manager ct once. # REsPoNsIBLE MAN owning teams to cut milo on ccQtract no others need apply. Call 2s0 P. Washington be- tween 12 and P: M. bl ID LABORERs wanted. railroad 3ob Cnfl Sunday before noon: also milker @40 month Live Wire Employment AkenoS. s7 South Center. # BDX WANTED for fair week. Wf{h wheel Hasty Mee6enser. b1
 CIAMBER5dAID. $50.0o: eirl for liGht houseWork. $15.o0 per month; Gfrl for country, cook and housew6rIE. $z2s00. Hive Wire Employment Agency 37 Eouth Center. Phone 7o2. if 8A1Es1EA For general mercan- tile trada in Afizona to cell new prop 04I1zon ok merit Vacancy now. At- ff4&ttve connmission contrart for bQ1- a6c4 of year and 191e 3S6 weekly far exr&&S&s 1files Y. Bixler Co.,. Wh11e- S&l4 3SWxsers. 1246 Cax1fn Buildin<,
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Wanted aituat don, Female

YOUNG LADY OF FINE APPEAR ANCE. with tho best of local reference
 ea ana with lots of experience in every branch of the dry goods business wishes position. Have also had ex- perlence as bookkeeper and cashier: Mu4k have 410 per week to start. Ad- dress Fox 133, care of Republican off flce blk
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Wanted Situation, Male


 ELECTRICIAN wants situation Ffrzt class construction foreman. 18 years practical experiences Under stands motors. meters. transformers Can do inside work. also conduit work. Capable of taking charge of small town and keeping up maintainance and new extensfons Or will accept pa trolling high lines- R. O. Box 115s, Phoenix. fAftz- 1t
 YOUNG MARRIED MAN with seven years practical banking experience de- eires responsible position with bank 0r trust company m Arizona. At present Ea1hier of Northern Mfnnisota bank. Address C- A. warren, Kerrick. Minn.
 PHONE COOK HIBLE SCHOOL. st11 for Indian men. zoe per hour. 11-dp JAPANE8E CLUE Moet roliabIe agency 1ur any help. Grpecia1ly cooKa and waitGrn- 116 South y'ourth Avo, Wanted aituati lion, Female
 
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Tor 1en1 nznlshed
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
PersonsIls


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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

REsPONsIBLE MAN owning team to cut milo on ccQtract; no others need apply. Call 2s0 F. Washington be- tween 12 and l F: M. bl
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
For Rent Housekeeping
"Where Quality Counts

THREE ROOMS ana rrth. well fur nished. capitol car e0z6 WI Monros
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

PHONE COOK HIBLE SCHOOL. st11 Tor Indian men. zoe per hour.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
lEiscellanaous

WxNrEn X laan of $1soc, s yeaxz! |pT0n<Fty worth $3$00- 1nquire of
 Groom &< Galpin and Harts. hlI
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Rooms and Board

HEALTH .SEEKERS-Phone 1911 for frea auto to tnke you 10 WnliamS' &e1quifo Camp. ReasonabIe rAfes.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

SALESMEN-W Whole time or side line: 10 minutes, time pays you $1o, Pocket samples: prompt commissions State territory covered Elwood Mfg Co. Inc. HIS Michigan Ave, ChicaEo
 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

EASY CHRISTMAS MONEY for traxeline salesmen Brand new Punch Hoard Deal Red hot seller. $500 com mission Responsible house Pan Mfs. CO. 374 East 26th St, Chicago. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
Wanted-Heln Male

WANTED s6au with ability to ae-
 sist me with collections and handling salezmen in Arizosla- }zooQo to $5oo.oo xsszh aSsss tunify to make money in Arizona nnin- ing towns. and m teach the riEat dsan how to make 1t in an hottest sa1esfn4 n- ship manner. Address w. N, RieSSu, Fhaenix. Ariz6aa. ssin
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

SPECIAL NOTICE1Any lady going to or n&ar Chicago. please notify Mrs. R. A watkins. Phone 1z4s or 2715-
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
TypeyIriters

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 ribbon indicator with three positions amd improved column selector which wox1ks 0ither forward cf baekWard. The neW models gre revolutionary In their unony tine and lnbor uavine features Remtngton Typewriter Company Inc, at East Adams st4 Phoenix. Arix. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

YOU WILL FIND yo6r ouit q clothos II Ba1lsum'a ocnoa1 from Kressf and 1oc stors. $1o.0o and up
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
PLEASANT" SMITH.
HERE TO WRESTLE
PROPOSITION FOR A TOURNEY
is BEING CONSIDERED BY
ATHLETIC CLUB

pleasant" Smith, the ight-heavy-
weight champion wrestler Q75 lbs.)
arrived yesterday from Reno, where
he defeated five men He is accom-
panied by his manager, Fred Garrison.
They are Planning to put on tourney
here, arrangements now pending with
the Tonopah Business Mems Athletic
club Full details will be published
later in the Bonanza Mr. Smith has
the records with him to prove that
he Is a clean athlete and that he does
not claim victories through fouls. but
by science and physical superiority
He is willing to take on succession
of ehallengers at one meet and to
throw them in one, two three order
The athletic club. having staged two
prize fights so successfully, except for
the financial end of it, for which they
pocketed their losses smilingly, seem
to be inclined, so far as those who
have been seen express themselves
to tackle new form of athletic sport
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
PERSONAL
RLES zEITLER left this morn.

CHARLES ZEITLER left this morn
ing for Reno,
HUGH SULLIVAN left this morn
ing on visit to Los Angeles.
CHARLES EAMES was a passenger
this morning for San Francisco.
MRS. SHEPHERD left this morn
ing for Millers to visit relatives,
GEORGE D. JENKINS was pas
senger this morning for the exposition
city
BILLIE" WALKER, deputy sheriff,
left this morning for Los Angeles by
auto.
GEORGE BLATT and wife returned
on this mornings train from San
Francisco
WILLIAM G. GRIMES, county re-
corder and auditor, left this morning
for Los Angeles on brief visit,
A. A. CLUTE and bride returned
this morning from San Francisco.
They spent their honeymoon at the
exposition.
7. IL. WHEELER, attendant at the
Nevada state insane asylum. left this
morning for Reno with W. r. Roberts
who was found to be insane.
WALTER C. LAMB returned this
morning from Elko, where he attend
ed a meeting OF the Nevada Editorial
association and also witnessed the
rodeo.
FRANK REIMER and bride nee
Miss Gaough, who We're married last
evening in Goldfeld and who autoed
over to Tonopah after the ceremony
left this morning for the coast
DR. BUTTERFIELD, who aid
dressed the Nye county Sunday school
convention, left this morning for Yer
ington. DR. Fisher also left for Nina
on this mornings train after attend
ing the convention.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Nye, In the Matter Of the
Estate of Mike (Milos) Pesut. late OF
said county, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified by the District Court of
the Fifth Judicial District of the State
of Nevada, in and for the County of
Nye, as administrator of the estate of
Mike tMilos) Pesut. late of said coun.
~. deceased
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached.
with the clerk of the court. WITHIN
80 days of the first publication of this
notice.
Dated September 10, 1915.
NICK KOSICH,
Administrators.
Date of first publication Sept. 10, 1915
Date OF last publication, Oct. /. 1915
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
BUSINESS MAN ASKS
PERTINENT QUESTION
WONDERS HOW LONG PEOPLE OF
ToNoPAH WILL SUBMIT TO
OUTRAGE
(Communicatedl

Editor Bonanza, Sir:-I wish to in
quire through your columns how long
we people who pay taxes are to be
forced to undergo the neglect by the
county commissioners, who claim to
be also the rulers of this community,
having accomplished some sort of or
ganization without publicity, as is the
custom Of this triumvirate.
They absolutely refuse to sprinkle
the streets and probably would not
have swept the sand off the thorough
fares just before the Fourth of July
celebration if the Bonanza had not de-
manded such action and in most EN-
phatic language. 1t seems that your
paper has not accomplished so much
by demanding as ii has by holding up
the board to ridicule and through such
worded sarcasm that the people have
adopted your terms and appellations.
Such pet names as Dark Lantern
Dick" ME Too" Marsh, Chuck Hole"
Ferguson and I'm 1t" Sanders will
go down into history They seem TO
fit like so many gloves on so many
hands.
But, by the way, what | desire to
impress upon the people of Tonopah
is that he commissioners and their
legal adviser have arrived at a deter
mination not TO sprinkle the streets.
We can't help it that the wind blows
and that the clouds decline to send
forth their fairness during many
months of the year. We like the arid
ity, the sunshine. the breezes, but we
can't stand for this Internal tarvia
dust that swoops up street first and
then down, leaving what we don't
swallow or get in our clothes or on
our skin to fuctuate and founder into
the business houses and residences.
It's ell and repeat and we can't
stand it forever. Let's get busy at
once on the recall. What Tonopah
needs and demands is the commission
form of government, so that we can
select our officials and select them
from among our own people
INDIGNANT BUSINESS MAN.
TonOpah, New, Sept. 10, 1915.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
ALEXANDER RESIGNS
AND R|vES APPOINTED

There is well defined rumor going
the rounds, the authenticity of which
the Appeal can youch for, that w. b.
Alexander, secretary of the Mine
Owners association of Nevada, who
has held that position ever since the
association was formed, will resign
and that Harry Rives, now with the
Nevada Industrial insurance commits
sion, will be selected for the Job. Mr..
RiYes was for a number of years CON
nected with the Pittsburg Silver Peak
Mining company at Blair and later
was a member of the legislative as
sembly from Esmeralda county. He
has been with the industrial commits
sion for the past few months, having
taken the place made vacant by the
resignation of Will David
The resignation of Mr. Alexander
will come as surprise to the general
public, as no intimation had been
given that esuch a change was pend
ing. Appeal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
SUPPLIES SENT BY
KOREA TO ALLIES
RUSSIANS MAKE NEGOTIATION
IN LAND OF THE MORNING
CALM"


SEOUL, Korea, Sept 1O-Koreas
contribution to supplies ror the allies
is chiefly cloth for Russia and upon
this almost every fireside is engaged.
The Chosen Tanning company is,
however, turning out large number
OF boots and ammunition pouches and
cases for the Russian armies
Orders to the value of one and one.
half million yen. or about $3.50. 600
have already been filled by this con
Germ. The Russian military authori
ties are already negotiating for an.
other large order This vast exten
sion OF business has obliged the com
pany To take ON big force of extra
workmen, who are mostly Koreans
with some Japanese The plant is
running day and night Some prison
inmates nave also been employed In
| the work
Big orders for cattle, rice and mis-
cellaneous leather goods are beinl
| filled in northern Korea for AsiatiC
Russia The people throughout the
country are thus benefiting by the
war, for almost every worker has an
opportunity of placing his services
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
POLITICAL CONVENTION
HELD FOR SUFFRAGE
A NUMBER OF NEVADA WOMEN
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE
ASSEMBLAGE
Especial to the Bonannao

'Tpecthi TO the bOn0nZu.b
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 1O-For
the first time in the history of the
suffrage movement in this country a
purely political convention is about to
be held by the women voters of the
west. rallying under the Congression-
al Union for Woman Suffrage. This
significant conference will take place
in San Francisco at the Panama-Pa.
cific International exposition Septem-
Der IA, Is and 16 From all parts of
the country marked interest in the
aims of these voting women Is being
manifested, not only by suffragists,
but by politicians to whom the strate-
gic moves of the Congressional Union
have been of moment for the past two
years.
Among those from Nevada who will
be present are Mrs. Jewett w. Adams,
wife of Ex-Governor Adams; Miss So
phie E. Bauman, delegate from the
Women's Civic league in Reno; Mrs.
M. 5. Bonniefeld; Mrs. John Brown:
Mrs. IL. II. Clark; Miss Minnie Elan
agan; Mrs, l.. A. Gates Mrs. Helen
Green; Mrs. G. L. Kaeding, 5th vice.
president Nevada Woman's Civic
league; Miss Anne Martin, president
Nevada Woman's Civic league, and
member OF the advisory council of the
Congressional union; Mrs. w. A.
Massey; Mrs. IL. L. Norton; Mrs. T.
X Norton; Mrs. Frank S Paul; Mrs.
5. Summerfeld; Mrs. Ida NJ Swartz
and Miss Bird NJ Wilson, a vice-pres-
ident of Nevada Civic league.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
FINAL DAY or THE
S. S. CONVENTION
INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE
SESSIONS HELD AT PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH
Communicated

Yesterday afternoon marked very
interesting and profitable meeting at
the Presbyterian church. DR.. Fisher
spoke on THE Organization of the
Sunday School," which was followed
by very helpful and spirited confer
ence. Many problems of vital impor-
lance were discussed and solutions to
many inquiries were found AT the
same meeting an Esmeralda and Nye
county Sunday school organization
was effected Following are the Off
GERS: President, Rev X. w. Bayless;
yice-president, Mrs. John Veich; sec
rotary and treasurer Mrs. Hyde of
Goldfield; elementary department,
Mrs Fred Thompson of Goldfeld;
home department, Mr., Leach, Blair,
other officers will be appointed later.
Last night DR.. Butterfield spoke on
The Church at School" Many strong
things were said regarding the obliga-
ton of the church to the church
school. He said every church mem
Der should be a member of the Sun
day school. Also, that in five years
time no Sunday school teacher would
be allowed to teach unless she held a
teacher training diploma. This is
raising the standard, and we hope
that God will hasten the day when
this shall become effective. DR.. Fish
er delivered an excellent address il
Illustrated with 80 hand painted slides.
This address was pointed and strong
ly showed the evil effects of the
cigarette and the drink habit. There
were many slides to show the weak
ening effect of these habits. The con-
vention was great success and we
trust that it paves the way for better
and more efficient work in the future
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS
PAsTlME TAEATER

Tonight at the Pastime Mary Pick
ford. the most popular moving picture
star in the world, will be seen in a
four-part modern and original film YER
sion of the century-old classic Gin
derella" OF Little Mays win
someness, of her tender appeal TO
both sexes and all ages, and her sweet
and pretty mannerisms, sufficient has
been written in the past. The story
in which she appears tonight Is equal
~ well known In this, the greatest
fairy story ever written, Miss Pickford
plays the ragged little cinder-wench
whose msfortunes and ultimate tri-
umph have so long pleased children
and adults of every generation. Miss
Pickford whether as the poor, reviled
cinder girl, or the pretty ermined and
jeweled princess, is equally effective,
and every passing phase of the sym
pathetic character of cinderella is
illumined and appealngly intensified
by the beauty and grace of the won
derful little star With Miss Pickford,
universally known as America s
Sweetheart" and the worlds foremost
film actress. in the leading role, the
tender and picturesque aspects Of the
subject are bound to make this pic.
ture enc of the most delightful ever
offered. The Pathe Weekly, which
win be run ahead of the feature, Is
one of the most interesting that has
ever been shown here, showing the
actual sinking of batteship al sea
Tomorrow another great Tonopah ia
yorite will be seen in a World produc
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5ATTLESHIP NEVADA TO
ENTER SERVICE IN ocToeE n

Arrangements for the official trials
next month OF the battleship Nevada
now nearly completed at the Fore
RIVER Shipbuilding corporation yards
at Quincy. Mass. have been complet
ed. The Nevada will go into drydock
ut Brooklyn on October II. The trial,
VIII begin ON the Penobscot course OF
October rs
The Nevada is 27,5O0 tons displace
ment aud carries ten l4nch guns
twenty a-ineh rides aud tour 2i.tnce
submerged torpedo tubes She i.
similar 10 The New York IN armament
although 500 tons larger.