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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
az L. %. ANGEvlNE


SPOKANE, Dec. 26-Ed-
ward msyberry, haif-breed In
dian, was convicted by a federal
Jury recently Of numbering his
sweetheart. Alice Vivian. on
the colsiile reservation. last
August.
He has been sentenced 20
ham Jan. 10. The killing was
on government territory;
hence the federal mode OF pun
lshment 10 TO fail on Msyberry,
unless President Wilson COM
n,utes his sentence 20 life I'M
prlsonment
Christmas chimes were pealing
over the city. and church choirs
were carollng the glad tidings oil
Christmas when the Jail door clank'
ed shut behind me. and was ush'
cred thru dark corridor 10 the
solitary cell where Mayberry IN
awaiting death.
II is dark. save for a dim mean
descent across the corridor.
Mayberry stood up and greeted
me In a voice we'll modulated. and
with the Characteristic slowness
and distinctness OF the Indian. The
prison pallor IL os his face. and he
has lost weight since the death
sentence fell on him. Nov. %.
Can Others Realixe7
when he smiled. 4, was a sorrow
full. crooked smile OF detection. The
detection. he says. comes from be
Ing misunderstood. lie sticks to
the story he told at the trial-ths'
the killing was accidental. that hs
tripped. and his rife was dis
charged.
Mayberrys father II a French
Canadian. his mother a full.blood
Cherokee indian. They live In
Chicago.
You cannot realize" said May
berry. what a man in here thinks
OF on a DAY like this. counting the
hours when he probably will be
taken before his Maker. The glad
tidings which so many are pass.
ing today cannot reach thru these
cold walls When the many choirs
turnout this state are singing. 10.
dAy. Peace on earth. good will to.
ward men, wonder II the wor.
shippers in the various churches
would think for a moment OF a
man sitting In cell. waiting death
for crime he had not committed,
kee,s Photo Of Girl
II am unsuccessful In securing
Communication. shall cause no
trouble. and as little Inconvenience
as possible. will be ready when
the United states marshal takes
me oft OF here for my last view OF
Gods sunlight"
Msyberry has a large photograph
OF the dead girl hanging in his cell.
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WILL THIS Man BE
EXECUTED DESPITE
ANTI-HANCINC LAW7

Il never Intentionally killed her.
he said. Her death was acci
dental. / mourn her. just as tho
VIC had heen married Alice and !
never had any trouble. Her folks
tried TO separate US. She loved me
aud / her. and wouldn't harm a
hair OF her head.
Il am more than half reconcfIen
10 death. because II IL comes. ex-
pect to sc her again. But the
pride OF my race prompts me To
hope for Communication. for | don't
want the name OF the Cherokees
stained with a hanging
The doomed man In bitter
against the reservation Indians. He
says they gave prejudiced testi-
mony against him at his trial. be-
cause Of his French-Canadian
blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
0REG0NIAM'S LEG
PULLED FOR $40

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. GO
Geo. :. Park Of Bepd. Ore. a guest
at the Winchester hotel. had his
leg pulled for SEQ last night. he
told the police today. And II was
not any figurative pulling either
When George started ont 10 cele.
brate Christmas royalty. he wore
around his leg purse containing
six $50 gold pieces. Someb body go,
10 the purse during the evening.
and when Park awoke this morn.
ing the money was gone.
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TOM W.LAWS0N-
TO Be ASKED TO
TELL OF LEAK

WASHINGTON. Dec. EFF
Thomas ". lawson can prove
there Is always a leak" on Inn
portant government moves in
Washington. especially In connec-
ton .lth European matters. he will
be given an opportunity 10 deliver
such proof 10 congress In person.
Lawson may even be called TO
give such testimony as he claims
to have. whether he wants 10 or
not
Chairman Henry OF the houss-
rules committee, 10 which Repre-
sentative Woods Investigation was
referred today. extended a formal
Invitation TO lawson TO tell that
committee al he knows.
Thomas Msnion. OF Mt Carmel
Pa, owns a 30.year-old hen.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPT l&N
IpRR e NrOl@GISlr

Madam huth hs. fusi sfriysd In fs'
sttis rsssF sss herr tsfofs ana shs
eau tell y9u al Yaur pss' NJ. srd -hs'
"a husiuSss affairs family sffsifs shf
less sffsfs toll you ~h.n ysn ~fii
marry ana the lhitisl - tho one yea
~iii NAVY hs~ 10 conquer your ehs
mice ava avoid all tfsuhis ana 10
happy. tells zee n fsssra 10 yeur se.
cent friends islls YEA What gvu are
saspt.d Zoe snr low 90 10 sasess,ai
~ iifs tolls Yea hat BUSINESS ~ most
taeAf FOR Suu. The madam VII give
ytn every s.iisfaftisn she Wit sasf.
ante. 70 slss Tau satisfaction an all az
fsif. - nfs chsf.s. 90 esns The
madam so BE found o. Hetsl Grssn.
Garner Youth and rits
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40
"I.AkE

suSsr stall ib- sugar. b1os No. -
sack rorr. t4.ea. Gold Dust, s. pks-
isr Eisiih ilt-its. fresh ranch esEu. Sc
dSs mild cream cheese. $50 10 lsfk.
cans fnitk. 9kc. fre.h Washington cree m
erY butter. Sc 10 cream brick cheese
$40 No. StAiis tos.iio. Grime. Golden
apples Toe aos Figfida grapefruit Tot
$50. arg. orange soc dor Yakima pr
tatoes tb@ i0c stall 1905. br eak fas,
eocoa gsc IN lie dried ngs. 71c. lbs
dried prun-s sc. 6 lbs rolled oats. 7ic
il- Cream % wheat. fbc. popcorn. :
lhs $50 macsrout it- 9kc stall So
ysrina. s ihs Use corn m~ai III. 20
large pkg roiied oats. see. No 10 sack
graham flour CSC
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LEGAL NOTICES

srockHof. psRE MEETING
70 th~ tothheldsrs Of sssiiis siask a
Copp-r Compsny
Tho annual fuestina - me s'sr khaidsf-
~, the SEATTLE. ALASKA Copper COMPANY
siIi hs hold ~ rpcrn tft Nsp Tnrs
uiack IN 'hs cify % seattle. ktus
county, Washington. Tus.dsYi the stn
DAY - IsnaaFy 1915 ~ 100 p M
.fnf tho putpos~ Of siectiuk Trustees
snd for tho transaction % such either
business as may property come bsfor.
10. meeting
sEATTtE. ALASKA COPPER COkFsNT
~ tFuNA SrARkA Secretary
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MADAM
ELLIS

IRE LADY 'hsi hsif IRE people snsssa a.
the Land Fhs~ "a nss slyins pfitsts
fssstrss a. her hffies o. the ilysffT
huidinE she esn adNiss reu % al
Important Affsifs % Nts. o. " Their. 10
snffhinG thaf sna desire 20 kn@~ asa
wsrf 20 ina Nut raas ana r1nsuit ne
madam. The MADAM ear veil rae r9ar
per present and fnsuTs rrf isil rn'i a.
regard 10 love issk. toarfshIn basinsss
s',sifs and nisfFissrs. snd husihzts
tFsnsactishs - say mature ~ Goat
ssi % sisii THIS ssaGsffui lady saa Be
convinced - hsf great power ftb~ffr
nuiialns on IN. eefnsf % ThtrS ara
trier. oppesif. possefrer. Room ls1
Ofnes hours. 30 Special fsAslnEs
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s,ouxs Ice cans bean. In tomato
sauce. 2ke fhc lars assorted Jams 3kc !,
/. rolls ,oiie, paper. Use. can. Premium
tomatoes. Csc. divers. pot roast; i3nc
III. fancy Sliced bacon. acc III. klpper-d
herring. lbs 25c. Stall 1. apples soo
box. mixed nuts. iSc ID. oranges. Toe
dor siAll a. milk. Go at, 30 p,. sugar
stall. sS It's sugar sec. l.. G. ham.
burger. iOo m. pot roast. Toe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
MANY CHRISTMAS
WEDDINGS IN CITY

Wedding bells tolled unceasing.
ly Christmas day. Cupid" c. +.
Gage Issued exactly AZ marriage
licenses Saturday. setting a record
for Yuletide seasons.
And they began c1pling bright
and early Tuesday morning." he
sighed, passing n pen TO n man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

W tn an inde
pend dent com
mercial train.
ing IN cCHfuet.
&c chemistry
and b ca uty
culture. Train
yourself Tor n
big IN o n q y.
making future.
Let me help
you. Let ni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Belgians Eating
Horse Flesh in
London Quarter

LONDON. Dec. 25.--In Lon
don's Belgian quarter, entirely
In the possession Of BeIalan
refugees, horse flesh today Is
selling az IL cents a pound for
steaks, 10 cents per pound for
horse sausage and II cents per
pound for smoked horse flesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

No 10 sack corn meal. s6o. graham
Tour. ~ % sack fancy Gr-~nins apples
sSo boz; round steak iso NJ T.hon.
steak. isc II. local ranch eggs. coo dos .
best Jersey butter he riS. extra
large crisco. tist ran. Instant Postum
large can sec. haiihut checks. ioo IN Z.
soics ihs isc: graham bread. inave-
a6c. TrImperniek~i loaves $50. fancy
olives 7bo pit. India relish, zoe pt
potatoes II lbs aBc
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teach you. Join my class and learn
specializing In practical branches
that give you independent freedom
and lucrative future. For further
Information. writ. to Zamora G.
Cauffnan. office. Factory Hair
Store. 1901 First ave, Seattle.
Wash
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4 rtNttsi ->Ar
10 AtRss 90 GOOD. itNtt. LAND
All ron rsss
sis fAsu AND q MONTHLY
Nsfy handy 60 seattle aua Tarpfns. -.
rsni 'sfci uHsst kind - coll easiii
tisaf~f ven level 5000 ~afsf ard
roads delivery FROM sisfes ~ e y
sod phone cream snd sss route ehpoi
snd sasrnii tiess W.
rVnrr SOUND FARsH co. sfi Thlfc
ruR pErslLr o. LAAps
Handy 10 ear mills ana camps
writ. % 90. x " mEikLrjous.
Mr.. Lana Dep, lfsi !. c smith nids
BATTLE WASH
you d.si -tth 40 direct
THREE tskxr LUMBER CO
TnoursSDs or .cREs OF fIsk
LAND
fstitsfsh ieGrsd orr and rsnsfai farming
lsad. si.ra -. res iimss - fhs Chi.
ego. Nli~Rus.s ~ Pal ny Write
Or csn fer free heaki.is
frsnalsrsiion rafesu g. a ~ r ~.
s~yona ~ sna ch~rfr % p.s'ti, W.
NEAR LAKE WASHINGTON
oniY a. miles from h.afi % cifY. ssrs.
-ih sarns siAY ie-rn sail fof tsse.
- cash bstsase EASY Room 10
Deans niss 5as second ave
10 Acres With Cottage
use. 90 r.sh. then - rneathip Thl. 10
nie~ pisr~ ard wtii mai. . splendid
uftie farm e1sss to lots Of ~ofE
logging o. IN the fHtii
81 q rf-TTruF sie Columbia -
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MADAM CEALEY

nns who % sifssi 9Th power 60 tel
yaa snYthinG Yoa desire 20 suos shs
does not isit e. fsFof fou. bat gives
true adtic- on all Important affairs 81
ifs she tells th- sssi pr-ssnf sai
f1tuf~. advises In business ara fsraifF
-ffatf-. reafishir sna marriages tsiis
ths mans - tHur faturs husbsnf or
~if.. ard hos - wta th~ ono yru lns.
tells whsi hL.in-ss yea aFs sGAp'sd fer
~h-n to speculate end -hsfs 20 locate
snf hos 20 - sarf ~ssfui IN ne snf
ssold al trogsis IN fac, snffhins ths,
pertains 20 Youf welfare - Happiness
Or business Transactions - any hird
cSnsai, this sonaeffai lady Her "a
vice will remove al oesiariss TIE
madam hss iust sfrit 81 IN Seattle
rsaairxs strictly confidential sstis-
faction guaranteed Special reaeings
tails sssk. see Merits Hotrt nsasr D
fttrS Third. between Inisn and Pike
ffrnv. /. 80 - ia o ..
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HELP WANTEp-mAIg


One bottle OF
Medicine free
For 1000 years
medical knowl.
edge and study
Of human dis.
case was great,
II those WHO are
suffering will
ONE In today. !
sill a d wise
them My harm.
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LOTS FOR GALE
IMPROVED ACREAGE. CLo.s IN
rnirp ssse, GOOD DISTRICT

E1c-ilsnf soil. susaii houss ar.
has been ussa for chickens. bal
shte seeded 20 pasture. f~nrsd
oil iiea level ven handy fuf
anTgns ssrslns IN fo~n. Esrnss
ii9 cAsb. hsisnc. IKE reni Csii
sof Nsu FORK Block
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less remedies will prove beneficial
My herb roots are certain to cure
Chronic Troubles and Skin Dis
eases.
Jue Young Wo Chinese Medicine
co.
1861 First Ave, Cor. Union St
Seattle, Wash.
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RENTALS
FURNITURE REPAIRING

0RfNi SFNG N1f rS'fNff"e
SEATTLE CHAiR GAMING CO. IL
--~~~~~oIS~S~~~~~~
s-MiscEIlANEous FOR SALE
sAsH AND DOORS
Order ycur sash md Deer. direct FROM
O u WILLIAMS co We epers,s eus
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tserns. pa nei doors ..........t ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
6-InCn SNOW IS
COVERING SPOKANE

SPOKANE, Dec. 2s.-Spokane
citizens awoke this morning to find
a siX.inch mantle of snow covering
the city and surroundings and the
weather intensely cold. At $40
six inches OF snow had fallen and
the Thermometer registered eight
degrees below zero. with the mer-
curry still dropping. The local
weather bureau announced the cold
spell Nigh, be indefinite.
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.y-nouses. UNI. FOR RENT
,s-ApAermUNrs. uNeue
ACREAGE FOR SALE
30 ACRE. sseo
$50 tAsu AND $40 MONTHLY

frsntius main county rnsd close
10 lake good sail partly cleared
ard fenced s~N house good
veil am pump ~ nu wsnt
cinse.in poultry ranch. come and
ae~ tiiW place Take ktfkiand
haais o. asdison park Sc fare
60 Fssidshtsi 20 kirtisnd and
inauifs - Buf.. q Tsrfafs u
fee for the riaude Nafrsa
piscs
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MADAM NELLIE
MADAM woSpHH. rur rsrrrfAS
pHnENoIogtEr AND nEHiS Nns
ADVISER

RsN FHsSCtHcO's WORLDS FAIR
f.rNDiSg READER
Wss sFrivsd " rdar city, She .. f~rer-
uissd rar her knawisdE- SRI pa~-F
Reveal. the past prsssNs ard fa'aFs
Tell. what snsin-.s ypa az t.s, sdsps-
II f0r. rhrn ard shons you VII mary
settles ard srrfains all love affair. ard
fsniiy irouhiss. shrf~ your luck lies
ard rhst ait~eiio iufty ds1s NJ m.
tur1y - rahirg nt~aifn.r'. travels
letters ard everything concerning ors' .
ufs Special rssdlur Tor 81 -. t~o
-.shs only. CONS. rnsnsy ~ no money
Rsti.fsrfien guaranteed Lors'~d itsi
Harvard ave between Pike and Pine
tiaufe q m 20 m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

THE FiREMEN's band went the
-ounds OF Seattle hospitals Christ
mas morning and played concert
Il each one OF them.
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MADAM HONOR was Dors'


MADAM HONOR was DonS
rsypt 81. 10 recognized as ~. mos,
ssndsrfui phreraiosi- IN tho world
Tier readings viii astoaish you o. veil
o. delight you. sh- tells past present
ard niurs correctly. Fisins you v.lsA
b. tnformatlen on ell Affair % lIf-
near and dear "a the human heart. q,
IN uouhi-. sire osn help yol Hsr az.
vic. 3. good Try her Gus~nis~d sss
tsrac,ion. Room ~ Anti~r. Hotel
Feurth sy. snd rnian 81
MADAM RETry- NEVER HIRE mr.
fore Che 10 r-oosnirea az the moe,
sond~rfui phfenoIosist puirng- aud
character rssScr IN the Northv~-, kh.
advises on all important affairs ~ life
The past ws knos ~ In tr,uhi-. con
colt her about tho futare office hcn,a
10 q. m. 10 10 .. m located III Union
81, Union Court No.
MME poYAf,-EoYrTfAS pttRrNof.-
OgtET. has Just arrived In your city
Olives advice on business love health
family affairs and all affair. % life
Satisfaction guaranteed Hour. \ a n,
tos m Located itis's Second ave
TRUMPET sEASCE TUESDAY. THURS
day. SUNDAY. q readings daily. Mrs
oHsrs, 81, stewart 81
HELEN RICE RLEioH-cincIEs
sunday. Tuesday, Friday evening".
developed $50. Third ave. Room III.
EASTERN MEDIUM HAS CIRCLES
"wednesday ana Friday nights 400
readings daily Can az 1874 seventh
ave. city.
MADAM pay - sCGENTtFIc CARR
reading Davenport Hotel is2s Fihh
Main 1870
MRs RAgTATt. ANTLEna HOTEL
Union aud Fourth ave. reads daily. kbc
and 800. Advlc. on all stfairs Of i,ss
Sincere Effort for truth. Room 2
MADAM PAULINE = cLAfRvo yANTT
and trance medium Headings r1aran
teed 7is Olive Main ai.6
CARD HEADlNg ~ ROOM Q. isoi11
~oIT:IccSS,cec1rSSrISs~ e9tsl
mANlcualNo AND MAssAolho
MISS HARRINGTON = TUb
massage. ai' Pike. office :. Green
MISS MARION -n nat MAS;
ing. noom ~. 1919 second ave
MISS BURNS-M,,AssAor ELsc.
Room II Abbot, Ho,el THIRD and Pin.
MASSAGE-rub BATHS, MANI.
curing ais Pike. Of.
flee II. Green Hotel
ANNA MARKS nhTHs, sciEN-
iiisn Third ave. corner Seneca :,
room A.
MABEL MEAD 49, MAS9AGING if0at.
THIRD ave. Empress hotel of'ioa sos.
MISS WHITE, NORRIS HOTEL. t.s,i.
Third ave. Room "a Massage ana
baths
n Isn JEW tLt.--MA RfcIHINU mn.
THIRD office 70
>.rIrN~oN~Nee~-~>eO~ser> ~~~~No~~-oooo,
26-HoUsEs. FURN., FOR RENT
NICELY FuHNisuEb t-ROOM HOUSE.
one block from car. University district.
$500 per month. ssio itth ave. y. y.
Phone North 1859
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, BUSINESS peRsoNALs

START THE NEW iEAR MGii'
With an indie. o4l1
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wAM1T AID RAl TIES

CHANGE ~ Subscrih-
ere should be sure aud slNe tho'r
old as well as their new address
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~ \ stf nav. ts~~u
DoeforfnK without Re-
suit for Year,. so Ne
ard ir-.stiEats nv
sfies
Tbs rrost rhssfrsts
'ssss % asthma. rh.u
efisr7 and nervous
disorders have been
s--atsf successfully.
Constipation. cstsrrh
snd disorders Of th-
btsddsr. skin ana
stomach. ~ well ss
appendicitis. are re-
lfsved without opera
ton Mr. advice II
'Esr REMxpv co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
FIRST transform
OF THE SEASON

Just as the sun was setting In the
west yesterday a mass OF storm
clouds appeared on the northern hori-
zon which emitted threatening flashes
of lightning. The sky soon became
Jet black and vivid streaks OF light
darted in and out. Thunder rumbled
and groaned and the wind rose in
violence A crash and then--a heavy
downpour of rain, lasting without an
intermission until 10 O'Clock last
night The clouds then drifted away
and the stars peeped out, studding
the heavens with tiny diamond hster.
But Jupiter Pluvius was not salts
fed, for he again summoned his work
ers and brought forth another Won
derful exhibition of lightning, mixed
with billions of raindrops. Thus the
show went on until 1920 this morn
ing. when King Sol shattered the
dewy mass with his winning smile
and flooded the earth with golden
sunbeams.
The total precipitation up to 2
o'clock this afternoon was 53 of an
inch, the greatest amount since
April IL, when .63 of an inch fell in
the form of 5 inches of snow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
FOR SON
OF MILLIONAIRE
tBy Associated Press.)

SALT LAKE CITY, August ga
ransom of 100000 was to be asked
for Roland Hartman. son of the late
railroad builder, E. II. Hartman, by
three men who We're arrested at st.
Anthony, Idaho. according to advices
received by authorities, who say that
two of the men have confessed. Mrs
Hrarimans son is spending a few
weeks on a ranch near st. Anthony
The boy was to be blinded or manned
If the ransom was refused,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
Southern Nevada Assessments.
HE|RESS TO WE'D
. TON0PAH ENGINEER

M. ]. Conover, field engineer of the
Tonopah Mining company, and Mrs.
Edith II. Lockwood, noted horse
woman of San Francisco, will be
married in San Francisco on Sept.
Is. according to an announcement re-
ceived yesterday.
Mrs. Lockwood Is the heir to the
large estate of her father, w. B.
Hollins, prominent mining operator,
who died on the coast about three
years ago She was married in April,
1911, to Frank E. Lockwood, Mill
Valley druggist, who secured a di-
vorce in Nov, 1914, on grounds of
desertion.
Mrs. Lockwood has been a com
petitor in the San Francisco horse
shows for several years and owns a
valuable stable. she recently con-
cluded a 100000 deal whereby she
sold the famous Valley View mine
near Lincoln, Cal. Conover was ad-
visor in the transaction. In making
the announcement of the coming
wedding, Mrs. Lockwood said that
she and Corover had been thrown
together in a business way and out
of the business their. romance grew
Conoyer is we'll known in southern
Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER

There will be a double bill in
tonights program at the Butler, the
last number OF THE Girl and the
Game" the railroad drama which has
been running for fourteen weeks and
which is concluded in this number.
finishing with an exciting and unex.
pected climax which should be seen
by all. The other feature is Anita
Stewart, the beautiful little screen
favorite, in a new drama OF Russian
life, THE Suspect" Miss Stewart.
the Vitagraph's leading mgenue, plays
the leading role In this Blue Ribbon
feature with that finished touch
which has long proclaimed her an
artist in her work. In this produc-
ton Miss Stewart is caused to be.
come a Nihilist by the harsh, inhu-
man treatment to which her family
is subjected In two or three CLOSE
ups" in particular Miss Stewards
facial expressions are worthy of spe-
cial mention. Her horror. which turns
slowly to joy, is wonderfully regis
tered by this master artist of the
film. Tomorrow. Burton Holmes
travel pictures in and around "Mu-
MICH" and Dustin Farnum Id "The
Call of the Cumberlands." and in ad-
dition to the above picture program
eyerybodys pictures Will be shown
on the screen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
A. L. PARKER is ATTACKED
BY VICIOUS JERSEY BULL

EyMayor A. l.. Parker was at
tackled by Jersey bull which Is kept
on his ranch in Central Ely, and had
it not been for the fact that the
animal was dehorned, Mr.. Parker
would no doubt have been killed.
Before he realized that there was any
danger he was knocked down by the
bull, which then proceeded to butt
him with his nose and head and roll
him around Mr., Parker attempted
to beat the bull off with a piece OF
wood, but was unsuccessful. He was
fortunate in securing firm hold on
the ring in the bulls nose, and was
thus able to control the furious at
tack of the animal to some extent.
The battle between man and beast
continued for perhaps twenty minutes
before relief was secured-Ely
Record.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-28
DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.

NEW YORK, August 28-National
Democratic leaders are arriving in
readiness for conference preceding
the Wilson notification ceremonies of
Saturday. The Long Branch gather
ing of the national committee. for the
first time since the convention, en-
abled Manager Mccormick to can
vass the political situation through
out the country. The grounds of the
presidents summer home at Shadow
Lawn accommodates nearly 10000
A sounding board has been erected
over the platform on the front yer
anda and ii is expected the GROVE
will hear the presidents voice.