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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Tlp~ocpnooino.

Gn 9int 6IeOc, 3 llnicr Suffer o.
3 gGggcbIommcr piSpe$ iannncll o.
IiOt &aniIie irsreS. &c ire itippiitc.
sc gG9gcbpiocr rprcS / t%ililllt og ioo
bellies oct op / Ell TicsSauerfen
hpori ser cr Iogt ct notioo inf 9ag
al fine Sroofrllmmer. &oa Soppcu
orpSic5 ogina ct 2og @rsofrumncr
% ioo ite9ea bet, til oct cr ioIt i
Mlintcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Tnnif IrinicsIc 9(bbcSiSie.

aisbenbapn meobeles ben CITE Otto.
Der. - Zen fonitituereoe 9efonesie
Tor Sons alolter, Srsfen @icbielO,
oil / Ell npr Sren1tio trGffe iig til.
bage. Som benoes G~iteriplger
nGuneS ErinieSie Sbprn, Der 'em
Mteolcm al aongebuiet bill fua Cite.
lei Mbbe0isle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Ni9en SnnSiuides.

Gpnoc Sfiper @rcb paoimereS %
6iQcuipIo imore3 poo, ier Stpftcrne
lUQge3 iummen % iun ifiGrcS De op
I uctte Iaconer, entcn / Srianglcr
cler &moiuger, caer / ae9Ieiorm.
Giqeniplbcu lope& al ct balut Yuuo
boffcoc 6igcner, iom aiue5 ct Spfo9
mc0 en- baIp Sop Suffer, ell balp
Sop foqclbc 0onO og TO Spiicitccr
Gitroniuit. Get foQc2, til oct or INIT
% aifiele2, ior set imorcS pao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Gu Danf Sfptuifruit.

Gu Samif Sfotpitrnit. gftieielifa-
berlle Sert6's @arperi oa Sfotsiia-
BRIT % W. 5. @auin % Senner bar
opertaget 10 al DC fjebenbapnife
Sfoteifabrifer, iom nlt illittes liant
men til en- itor Sfoteitrlit, iom iaar
Wapnet "Ie forencoc Sfotsiiabri-
fer. - Iftiefapitolcn blir 8 0til.
lioner Sroner. Seroi bar Balm %
Ssnuer % Sert5's @arperi % Sfo.
tsifabrif iorlobS opertaget Ell itor
Del al Iftierne. Man minocS uuil.
faarlig "9amle Gage" ior blot 80
10 Iar iioen, Ga en- NHngbe Sfo-
mdgere lapeoe iaagoOtiom alt SOB.
tpi, Der beteaneoes iom iprlig goot
/ WooIptning til "6abrifarbeioct"
Mfcn MI er Sorboloet flIoltGnoig
ompenot. NGlten ingen fieber MI
l9rtger baanoipet So0tpi, Sfomager.
he er blet reouceret til Heparotcrer
meb %eleftriif orepne Mtaifiner, og til
6orbanoIere al SabriferneS Sootei,
~lfriper banife 9laoe. st belt tort
Sag al IelpltGnoise Soanoperfere er
blet opilugt al StorinOuitrien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
era Ddnmdrf.
WoSiuitotiuucu ma Trrperne.

Sra ajsbclbapu mcboeleS Den iSoe
October. 0co 9ptaor aobres &aoio.
itationen paa Sprserne. Selegraiap.
pornteri,e diienbes / oisie Gage ira
Guglanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Wn SfploIGtnina / Sanmarf.

Np SfploiGtnin9 timber MI Stco
oper belle Sanmarf. Won penter, at
Grroilti9ningen uil u%nbrage til %
Procent caer ~ Wiqiaro nler enc
oen alminoeIi1c Sfplolrtning /
1909. &c iomIebe gienbommcs
S~fplopGr0i beregneS til goot oa bel
6 WiQior0er aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Spbsialb. Sra aipbenbopn meb.

~pUSTHFV' NIU WT"UUIITVUUE HWNU'
beleS Den 1909 October. - Spieitc.
retsabpofot, DR.. iur. Grnit Wsller
er ioog aigaoet peo Cohen, 56 aur
gammel. DR.. Weller bar Ell al
GaumarfS iornemite praftiiercnoe
Sllriitcr og ban bar @ifreuet Ell HGf.
te iuribiife Gerfer opcr pontcrctsli.
&c, itotsrctsIiae % andre Gmner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Sprpn Mafers.

Gn Sop Suffer, en- Spiicife Gocoo,
en- liocu &lut Snlpr, Il Sop Wtclf.
Get fogc& til oct fan iormca, ionn Ell
blrO Hlrqlc, noor nogct Al Oct bopc3
% / fclOt %uno. Set pi2pc3 ioo iii
oct cr init not iii at imorc& uoopcr
% Ell baIu Ebcifc %unllic tiIiGttc&.
Suo impress set uooper iprenI
Gracfcr4 oa 10 % ~ al biaic lUGgc9
iommcn. Otter at oc CT toloc leg
gc2 en- W~toribnlolom poo Spppcn Al
bpcr o. ioo iGttc2 Groctcr9'crnc ino
/ Ell riltig he's &agcropn, til bucr
N}aribmouon cr brun pnn Goppcn.
@il man Qierc set cnom %iilcrc, fnll
man hare uoQlc pphaffchc Suolcr oN
Nchocficrucr / 6puiugcu, icr Den
imcrC$ boa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

peSlnge reoes al. @iennem oenre
ltrsnimet Tonoet ino % lt.Saaoen
ianf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
1tbpiflet for fin Nloer. Sc

libpiflet for fin Nloer. Ser Tom Ell
Golportsr til aarbbanpleren, % Sanbs
banblereuS Saabefuloe bemonitrerebe fin
&etbeo meo %fremraeenoe Speties
beb.
"Spor 9amnteI or @utten", ipur9te
aolportsrcn bans Wor.
ri 9lar."
Set er ba life mrli9", ia 3olpors
terer, "ban mad p9re Glbre".
"Sporior bet?" ipsr ben intisreoc
0ior.
"Gei ban Tan % un,ulie bore bIit
iaa ifiooen % iaa uopbragen paa bare
ii Ior."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

Sarn, bporior pberIigere aomn,ne.
ifpler iontt en- &pffc r,pe 9utiffer %
en- gonlnel GienOom, iom mart ifliI.
De neoripes, burtigit MATTE inorettes
i'll miolertioig geboelie. - s ct al
SGngslerne opmagaiinereoes De bus.
piIbes Weblcr. "Susleien" / $50.
Ierne er 40 9re pr. 0aa pr. alasie.
pprelIe. Sum meget itore Samilier
foar opcrlaOt to YprelIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Rpglc &nao.

Gr ser fommct Sletfer pao plctter'
tc auiper % @oiIcr eaer Sfeer, iaa
uuif Dem oper meo EotcteSponb, ioa
uil Ilefterue pUrc let al gnibe al.
@uiO Dem iao oper meb et ~SbamoiS
Sfin" eitcrpoa, iao blir DC ioo blan'
te o0 pcre at oct er ell Spit.
&aar Ell Dietol 2befanoe life brit
ges oite, pil Den let ioo llimo9. 2Ga
ct gar Stpffer alumpeiufter op i
Den, iaa boloer SbetanOen iie iriif %
uoen nimng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Stnueoc Seleri % 8nlcrpbocr.

Siqc meget opifoorct Scacri %
@uIerob fo9cS bper Tor Jig, % Salt
tiIipttcS, nonr oct er npitcn mort.
2a0 bcQae GcIe fo0e / ganife lioet
@an0, brIO set ioo iommcn % bou
op / set Ell bolo Sop WteI og en- baIo
Stop Smer, iom er 9ncoet %innrnlen,
% SaIt % 1eber eitcr Sntua. SuO
bette foge / 5 Wfimltcr, unbcr itobig
Smreren iou er oct frroig til at fer
ncrC$.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Singer Grcnm.

3 9gQQcblommcr piSpeS 9oot, iro'
res Ell &iut NtcIf % TO SpiicIteer al
Soitcu, Tom iultct Sn9cipr bar pT'
ret l. iamt ell Sop Gutter. Settle To-
0c5 ioo / Ell Goublc Boiler, I'll Oct er
INIT, buorpaa set files o. irrrc@ Ell
Spiicifc @clotin. ionl or opleit | lot
folo Welf. 3 g~GQaehuioer piapcS
itiue % rsreS / oa ioo pi@peS oct I'll
oct cr aanife INIT, ou bar man ire
Spiieitecr "Ireicrueo Singer" |, ioni
or ifuorct / qorife imao Stpftcr. Oct
bUlocS op / en- Sorm % bpGIpeS no,
unar BET er fcIot % ipiicS meN piSpet
ISleoe Ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
Sulienneinppc

I'll Ell G.uart aiebfrait toger man
u Sop bper al @uIereobcr % NG.
per, iom er ifooret op / tpnoe Strim'
Ter, omtreut baIpouben Sonmc lan'
&c, % iom cr fogt / inItet @anb, til
oe er more. Qctte ianr ct Spfoa OF
ina tiIipttcS fo9te arsnnc Grtcr oa
Snittcbsmcr, bpiS &c er at ioa Eo8
/ - omtrcnt 3 Spiieifeer al bier.
Noor ioa Bette bar fogt ct lor Wti.
mttcr er Suppen iGrbig til at icrpc.
rna
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
9fis Sutti Nrntti.

Gn Rint itippiifct 6Iebc, Ell holu
Sop Suffer, cn balu Elnt folio togt
Ri3, Ell baIp Tlliin Tigcncr, "A @ot.
tc @cIatin, Ell Spiicitc NoniIic % Ell
SpiicifC iuItct &naeiGr Vrcicruco
@in0cr). @cIutincn opblshcS / liot
.foIot &uno / ii Mim,ter, a Sop Al
Ilc0cu iUttc@ oucr / en- liocn @rpoc
% Sufferet rore5 oert. Noor set CT
pormt hupeS @cIotiuen / % Set rerc&
/, Ill @eIutincn CT imcItct. Set IGt
les iao tiIiibe, i'll oct er tolbt, ga bal
mon &i2, &ouiIic, 6igencr, SngeIGl
t. % &eitcu al 6lcben, iom or piSpc'
itip, % bGIoer set iau op / eli Gcrml
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14
puict os Kicffcnet.
Spmnf.S nppe.

Gn Guort goo aieofrait, iou CT
fogt paa Gen o. Setter al ulc SlogS,
en- aunoc tomatoes, p Gbelfe belle
GCberforn, ct SaurbGrbIoo, ire Nel'
.lifcr, Iiot Simian (Sbpme), A SpiIc-
itccr Smer. Il Sop Wtcl, "a Sop
bpcr al opifnorct 800, @uIcrob, Gel
lcri % roo Sfinfc, Iiot Solt og Ee.
Der. Smerct iulcItcS og 2sg, 8lIIc'
rob, Seleri % Sfiufc fo9es oeri .
Ntinrtcr. Sua bar man Mel, Yebers
torn, @aurbrrbln0, Rcllifer % Sinti.
an I % Ioorr oct fogc 3 Oiiniter til,
bar iaa Somatcrnc /, letter ct 2aog
opcr % Iooer oct too % imaofo9e
en- 9intc. Set files iaa igienncm Ell
tcmncIiq groo Gil, BABES tiIbogc /
@rpocn igicu iammcn meo aisofrai'
TEN, faor ct Spfog iammcn meo oenne
% or ioa iGroig til at ierpereS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-14

SUiS L bar giuct no omtrcnt ioa
mango 4enQc Tom Ge innc5 ON, o.
oQiQepel life err bleuCt iriit, err oct
3ioen Tor Gem Of proue Or. |ctcra
aurifo Ter er SR9ebob i buer enc
fte 1laitc Of 0euuc IeOicin. Zen
aQcrisrite Coils nil bepiie oct ior
Gem. aan life iaues hos 9lpotbCfc'
re. Zen iGlge2 til 2Imeubeoen ois
reftc ira 5o6rifauteruc, Or. Ycter
Tahrueu & Cons 60. 1875 So.
Sopuc Sine, Chicago, III.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23
WHAT HE DOES NOT PRINT.

The average newspaper man has
much to say en- tn subject OF the
news that he prints end as a rule
there is plenty and OF sufficient vari-
etv 10 appeal to all clagsts OF read
ers. Tie good citizen may wish that
tbere was more OF the doings in
which he is specially interested, but
being fairminded, will readily con-
eede that his wish is impossible OF
fulfillment, as the tastes of many
have to be consulted.
There are few in every communi-
~ who censure the editor because he
does not print an occasional happen
ing that may appear OF great import
ance to these few. The editor rarely
explains. II would be waste OF
words. But the chances are that in
his heart OF hearts he is more proud
Of the fact that he does not print
some things than OF all the big stories
ne has ever served up to his readers.
He recalls in after years, not the
things that he did print, but those
that remained imprinted, says the
Burlington Hawk-Eye. There he has
saved family or circle OF friends
or some individual shame and grief
and he cannot doubt that such things
re remembered and that there Is
arm spot in the hearts Of those In
tested, because the newspaper man
s,pended the rules and refused 10
PIT what a number of the minority
VOID have considered the best kind
Of tstory.
Wether he is ever rewarded In any
otheiway or not, his own conscience
brinNhim a reward that is Of sufIi-
cient alue to recompense him over
and or again for everything that
may bogald against his course lie
may be-idiculed by a few and un-
braided y others. but his is a sound
er sleep.his Is a greater love and
respect f. his calling, because IL
enables I'm thus to do good in a
manner tn could be accomplished
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

district, at 10 o'clock I'm the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published
in the Diamond Drill. a newspaper
printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the same time
and place and show cause, IL any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition
er should not be granted.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED
BY THE COURT That the Clerk shall
send, by mail, to all known creditors,
copies of said petition and this order.
addressed to them at their places OF
residence as stated.
WITNESS. The HONORABLE
CLARENCE w. SESSIONS, Judge OF
the said Court, and the seal thereof,
at Marquette. in said district. on the
Slst day OF August. A. ID. 1916.
(Seal OF Court
Attest:
CHARLES j. POTTER, Clerk.
BY Fred J. Sehultheis, Deputy Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

Crystal Falls. Mich. June %. 1916.
At meeting OF the Township board
held on the above date the following
members were present: w ]. Rich
ards. supervisor; Geo. +. Jolliffe,
clerk; and James H. Bowden and
Xavier Jarvis, justices.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved as read
The following resolution was adopt
ed
RESOLVED. That in accordance
with Chapter V, Act 2S3. OF the Public
Acts of 1909 as amended, the town
ship OF Crystal Falls build 0.445 miles
OF road as specified in Glass T., 16 feet
wide, under section ten OF said chap
ter and act as amended; that applica-
ton be made for state reward in the
sum OF $4,000 per mile for aid in the
OF $4,000 per mile for aid in the
construction thereof; that the inn
provements on said road shall COM
mence at Station 90, which is a
point 1856 feet south OF the Il cor
ner common, to sections 10 and 80,
Twp. 43 ~, II 80 w, ending at station
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

$50, which is a point 800 feet west
and 725 feet north OF the Il post
common. to sections 30 and 81, Twp.
43 ~. r 80 W. the same being a lead
ing public wagon road; that profile
OF the present road and plan of the
proposed changes be made by com
petent surveyor; that copies OF this
resolution and OF the profile and plan
be forwarded 10 the State Highway
Commissioner at Lansing, and that he
be requested, II same are satisfactory,
to furnish outline plans and general
specifications required in the con
struction OF said road
No further business appearing, il
was moved, seconded and carried, that
we adjourn.
Geo. f. Jolliffe,
Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

in no other way. Occasionally some
one prominent in his own profession
may attempt TO convince him OF the
error of his ways. But he goes on
doing good in his own way and per-
mits no one or nothing to swerve him
from his course. He may have many
faults, there are few who have them
not. but this one virtue will atone for
all he may erin a case OF that kind
he is always right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23
How to Give Good Advice

The best way TO give good advice
is to set good example. When others
see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow
example. This remedy has been in
use for many years and enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation. obtainable every
where.
Advt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

IN THE MATTER OF Joseph j.
Drey, Bankrupt.
No. 5l2 In Bankruptcy
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 31st day of August A. d.
1916, on reading the petition OF said
bankrupt, IT is
ORDERED BY THE COURT, that
hearing be had upon the same on
the 7th day OF October, A. d. 1916. be-
fore said Court, at Marquette, in said
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

Falls and the Township OF Crystal
Falls. on Crystal avenue.
Motion was carried.
No further business appearing, II
was moved, supported and carried,
that we adjourn.
Geo. f. Jolliffe.
Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23
OUT OF $56,OOO,OOO JUST
$25O,OOO is SPENT IN FINAL
TESTS TO MAKE DOUBLY
SURE YOUR CHALMERS
is RICHT-DEAD RIGHT
This $56,OOO,OOO "run'' on the $40
peded the Chalmers factory.

This $56OOOOOO the 34O0 Chalmers has
peded the Chalmers factory.
Quite the contrary The coming of there ne
thoroughly
freight pour OIL gas and them few miles, and
deliver.
condition. The Chalmers
a fault in a car when of the plant.
cold quarter
lion dollars a "calch the little things"
would
that the Chalmers inspectors waylay.
like money but when maintains the slogan
Quality First and bases $56OOOOOO business the quality idea,
then it becomes quite clear
$25OOOO returned
of the Chalmers Company through such policy
selling Chalmers anything difficult
And "un" the For "un"
handling
terrior ever absorbed before.
the Chalmers Dealers bought S22OOOOOO
r.p I'M Chalmers i'm
delivered
added. These taken
summ months
Now 10000 more coming through
100000 business. Which
Chalmers executive dared dream.
quality i'm the is the
won't be able your monogram painted
the doors quick enough
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipatcd. They fear some
thing distasteful. They willlike Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
Ike sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-23

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Western District of Michigan IS.
In the United States District Court in
and for Said District, North
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
WOKE UP TO FIND
HOUSE IN A BLAZE
THRILLING INCIDENT CONNECT
ED WITH AN EARLY EVENING
EAST END FIRE

The house of Bill Owens, occupied
by Michel Radovich, 354 Belmont
ave-, was totally destroyed last night
at $40. The total loss to the occu-
pant is placed at about $500, and to
the owner. $500. There was no in
surance.
Radovich went down town in the
early part of the evening, while his
wife and child visited neighbor, who
was intending to depart this morn
ing. George Komjenovch was asleep
in bed the time the fire started. One
of the neighbors saw flames in the
front part of the house and rushed
in and called the sleeping man, who
did not have time to dress. In less
than five minutes. every room was
burning furiously on account of this ra-
pidity, nothing could be saved. Over
$400 in gold and silver and a large
amount of jewelry melted in the blaze.
Radovich purchased house near the
Mizpah dump several days before and
intended to move in tomorrow. He
is timberman at the Desert Queen
and has been a resident of the camp
for two years.
chemical stream directed by fire.
men, who wrapped wet blankets about
their heads and dashed in between the
two homes, was able to handle the sit.
uation by .smothering the flames OF
the residence owned by Jack Gilman
hoistman at the Victor. His damage
Is nominal and is not covered by In.
surance.
The fire department did not appear
to have any information about the 10.
cation of hydrans for the connection
was made at the Harrington House,
1000 feet away. when an idle plug
stood within block OF the fire. Had
1t not been for the fact tnat the burn.
ed house was sided with tin sheetina
and there was not a breath of wine
there would not have been much re-
naming of Belmont avenue this
morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
! arly Flashes From Chicago
10y Associated Press. J


OYSTER BAY June retired the seclson
OF his home denying himself reporters According
colonel believed be decide regards
momenous question of his party
the event Hughes nominated by the Republicans other can
dates The impression growing that he will Progress
sve candidate if the Republicans do nominate him
(6y Associated
CHICAGO June 10The Progressive state chair
adjourned after voting request delay action
until the Republicans had time consider suggestion made
Roosevelt that Lodge be considered
apparent that Roosevelt will nominated immediately
PressD
CHICAGO June l0"The of Hughes be to
the Progressive convention Immediately on
emerging from the peace second place
has been consdered'.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
TX I RA
Four o'clock
TEDDY IS THERE
TRUE BLUE
~'FHoRAWS FROM THE RACE
FOR THE GOOD OF THE
PEOPLE


Asssciated Presso
oHiCAGO, June l0--Roosevelt In
letter to the convention said: II
cannot accept at this time. do not
"ow the attitude of the candidate of
'"s Republican party toward the vital
questions of the day. suggest that
my conditional refusal be placed in
the hands of the Progressive national
'o'hmittee. II Hughes statements
mail satisfy the committee fer the In.
'erest OF the country ana that he viii
W elected they can treat my refusal
as definitely accepted.
III not satisfied they can so notify
the Progressive party ana determine
"nat action is appropriate to meet
the needs of the country"
The convention accepted the lettel
and adjourned sine die.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
BOYS SARRESTEOFOR
AUTOMOBILE
FOUR ooLDFIELD LADS TAKEN
BACK HOME IN CARE OF
SHERIFF INGALLS,

Gerand Keenan,, aged IS; Earl Bar
mes, aged II; Ralph Richardson, aged
20 and Jim Connolly were arrested
this morning about 2 O'Clock charged
with stealing an automobile In Gold
Held. beloning to Lou L. Dellinger,
forman of the Jumbo Extension Min
ing company. The machine had been
left in front of Ike Baer's store while
the owner attended meeting of the
Knights of Pythias. As soon as the
loss was discovered the fact was
phone to Tonopah and Officers Dalxell
and Grant started out scouting with
the result that they found the ma
chine near the Diamond laundry in
the east end of town. The boys had
left the machine. Chandler roadster
at the side of the street SO they
would not attract attention. down.
town. The officers waited FOR their
return and placed the bunch under
arrest.
This morning Sheriff Ingalls, came
over from Goldfield and returned with
the prisoners. He was accompanied
by Lou Dellinger. the owner who re-
claimed his car.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-10
SEATTLE PATRIOTS
FOR PREPAREDNESS
NORTH PACIFIC CITY WILL Pre-.
SENT 5000 PERSONS IN
LINE

SEATTLE, Wash, June 10.-Mors
than $4,000 men and women marcher.
are promised for preparedness par
ada arranged for this afternoon
in the streets of Seattle. No politica
banners and no partisan placards
will be allowed, In the parade, but
there will be an abundance of Ameri
can flags.
Store fronts along the line of march
were decorated last night. The march
ers assembled in the level district
north of Virginia street, and fell into
line at Virginia street and first ave
nue., moving south to James street
The parade crossed James to Second
avenue, north on Second avenue to
Pike street, then east to Third avenue
south on Third avenue to James street
and back to Pike street.
Judge Thomas Burke. 81 years old
president of the chamber of commerce
walked at the head of the delegation
from that organization. Women of the
Sunset club, the Women's Roosevelt
club, and other organizations reported
that they were represented by more
than 1900 men. Prominent men Of
Seattle marched with the various or
ganizations with which they are affi
lated.
The parade was arranged by the
Northwest Business Mems Prepared
ness league. Captain Arthur p. s
Hyde, U. s. A., will be grand mar
shall Among the principal divisions
and marshals were: Militia, Col. VIM
M. 1nglis; women, Mrs. Winfield R
Smith; veterans ana patriotic socie
ties. Major T. ]. Cunningham, depart
ment commander. United Spanish War
veterans; city and county employees
Lieut.. Col. Howard A. Hanson. Wash
ington National Guard; professional
men. William e. Mcclure; fraternal
orders. Charles A. Pennington; auto
mobiles. Captain William A. Patton
u s. A.. retired; mercantile, Lemuel
L. Bolles; manufacturers. Louis M
Lang.
| The parade. II IL estimated. will oc
cupy three hours In passing giver
point.
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STANDARD BEARER WIRES HIS ACCEPTANCE
ROOSEVELT BREAKS SILENCE WITH A WIRE
Conference Committee Settling Differences Still Open
For Final Report, and it is Believed That the Names
of Roosevelt and johnson Will Be Withdrawn Later

everywhere considered landslide Hughes
ton adjourned to o clock
The moment when flashed Progressive
that Hughes had been nominated by the Republicans Robins
nouncng the cheering Pogresv had been chosen
by reclamation for their
wild when Robins the
president and delegates shouted johnson the The
ton recessed to o'clock this afternoon.
The reading of letter
issued mentioned Lodge no Influence
the delegates who determined
other Roosevelt Oyster Bay notifying him.
bat DO reply yet has been received whether he will accept
action he would take 1t believed he a third party
Throughout the that the Progessyes
had little sympathy with the of the leaders
agreement with the Republicans, determined
have Roosevelt
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How The Ballots
Were Announced


my Asnochhue0 fress.b
CHICAGO. June 10-The Republi-
can convention adjourned last evening
until this morning after taking two
ballots on choice for nominee of the
party for the office of president Both
ballots showed a preponderance of
sentiment In favor of Justice Hughes
and as soon as the convention resum.
ed this morning and the third bal.
lot was called 1t was evident that he
would not meet with any opposition.
The deciding vote was reached when
New Jersey was called and then came
the rush of reconsideration and the
change Of votes which clinched the
nomination The first ballot last night
was announced at 7:30 o'clock as fol
lows: