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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
For Miscellaneous.

For Rent-MiseehaneOus.
WAREHOUSE. trackage. nr. depot p 49,
FOR KENT-25 acre Farm. good house
and barn. Cash rent 81 Rose, Fa1ens, ~
FAsTI RAGE-Gool alfalfa uasturase for
sheep OF calves address h ~, care HsF-
Hi--
FOR RENT-Nearly new upright plano
r1 person Hh0 viii give i- care. rent can
Apply on purchase price 70 desired Phone
1913 evenings
For SaIs-AutOmobles-Wanted.
1917 FORD Tor sale. Phone ss75.
ONE Paige 1917 chassis Al condition
can Irwin Phone 4133 for demoastrs.ti9n
BUICK LIGHT SIN touring $3.50. Term
FRAMES made true without removing
buchanan. -l- san Francisco Pm a54i-
CYLINDERs E-5unl Tor oversize piston
also cranEs r=grould and made good as
new nc smell Mach WorEs-
FOR sALE-sevan passenger six cylinder
Mitchell car, perfect condition, $500 Pm
1902 for Demonstration
FOR SALE OF trade for Ford car "a good
condition. Ia lots well improved Phone
>TUDEBAKER 1917 model 6 cylinder 2
passenger iu good condition 500 casa. On
ras1 S.. Phone l9,s.
1917 FORD with extras run little over
1000 miles, $3.50. III West Boulevard
FKOZEN cyIluders welded. We don't Warp
them Wrecked frames. Tenders. lamps and
radiators repaired promptly. Brow
WANTED-Jverlaud cars. any condition
spot cash- Overland parts Tor sale. Brown
Welding Co.
FL PASO Automobile laundry-Havs your
cz-s washed while sou waltz ears called
for ana delivered 600 ~ kas- Pm 80
FOR sALE-Cadllae s. driven only 7o5l
miles. good cs Kew Extra tire and Yin
would like 90 Demonstrate Reason 1or
selling. EllnE m army. = Z, Gaze HeEa-q-
SEVERAL mechanics benches for garage
work. cheaper than you can buy lumber
Sc EEans az Lhemas MOTOR e.
FOR sALE-5 passenger. 1916 Overland
In 30. 4 condition: looks like new. runs
IKE now, g--5- Apply lis s. Luna Phone
FOR >ALE-13lI seven passenger g mod
el Haynes car. oil new cord tires. the
price IS right Phone 1ge4 OF 4485 or
can ~ 4ll Clty Nat Bank B-es-
WIN your storage battery is old and
run down BATEE FIA VIII give 90 new
he All kinds iErition work reasonable.
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION CO..
we are the Battery doctors $40 Texas
BARGAIN N LIGHT CAR.
---t pass saxon $500 cash
1913 Ford stripped s-15-
We guarantee both Of these cars IN per
fect Ular Earlcal condition
FL PASO AUTO SALES CO.
4o- Myrtle Phone $3.50
nelly SPRINGFIELD
Factory reconstructed -ireEs
$500 mile guarantee and Hart
f1rd first grade tubes
SKA tires -S-259 Tuhss--G4.-o
1fL4 tlres--E-a25 Tuhea.-&4-41
11Eftz tires $500 Tuhes--gGf0
ffzf-5 tires $3.50 Tuhes--ss.-1
s7Z5 tires $500 Tuhes-.S5.e5
SEE us first. we always
have bargains in new and sec
clL hand tires and tubes
BOSS RUBBER CO,
1-- Texas g.
FOR SALE az factory cost new
cylinder cars. also used ears cheap
W +. PAYNE.
Phone 1854
$50 INVESTED
n one Quart Of SpEEDOLTNE VIII
ave $1,000 TO $500 gasoline bill
-nnl undo aarHrrra-- Hnal-HH --rr.---~n-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
For Sale-Pianos.

uAEDNAN plano 500. Phone 1854
WILL SACRIFICE EH5 Harvard piano
ir perfect condition Tor $500. only 500
cash. balance $40 monthly. Address
Flano. care Ha-1fH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

SALE~MfN To SELL 4 LOW PRICED
MILEAGE aRANIEED TIRE. MIST
BI 4 LIVE WIRE. COMMISSION BASIS.
WRITE FOR PARTICJ LARS TO ATLAS
TIRE co. 622 " BROAD ST. PHII-A. PA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Ell PASO-CLNT-Wheai ear leaves
Clint daily for e. Paso. $40 an Leaves
Herald office foT Clint 5-45 Pm
FABENs-CLINT-EL PAsO-KniEhta car
leaves Herald office $3.50 pm daily and
Sunday. Make reservations a. Herald or
phone Gs6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Money To Loan.

@--~---~-~,~--~~---~
GET YOUR MONEY IRON Is.
we loan any amount on diamonds.
watches, 1=wel-r- mobiles. ELrervva-e
and other ra--at.es l- liberal rate OF in
raras- Our reterauces-Ci-y National bank
and Texas Bank and Trust co. Protect
your valuable by placing them in our
SECURITY LOAN co, PHI. as5A
Corner El Paso and san antonio SITS
MONEY 10 LOAN
money 20 loan on downtown business prop
erty az SIX percent Interest.
Hs make loans on residence uroue-tT
c- seven and el-Et percent
JAMES l. MARI q COMPANY.
slt san antonio ST. Phone $50.
WE LOAN money On uvesIock furniture
pianos, automobile or any valuable per
s9nll pz9perty a rea5onabl crates.
EQUITABLE LOAN Assn,
3l5 TRUST BLDG.
MONEY To LOAN at per cent on bUsi-
ness lncome property See Leo r. Schuster.
SIS Mills bldg.
- TO $50 loaned honest employees che755-
es- rates. confidential Quick. satIsfaclorT
service Drake. 20l Roberts-Rauue-.
MONEY TO LOAN on good Inside business
property. per cent interest A. P Cole
g Bros. -92 ~ oregon
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos autos.
llanlonls. .hatte-s- Newton c15 Trust bid
FOR SALE-Teudor lien notes. liberal DIS
...A-Na aN44Hars 4a.-sE. care Herald.
ROOming HOuses-For Sale and Rent
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iS ROOMS close IN Phone Gs5A
SEVEN rooms an Lent houseksepInF-
close IN. lease Phone 1886 or 1880
CHARTER OAE stoves. So a month
FOJTZ MOORE CO.
BY OWNER small roomins house. good
t1eatl11. close in- 193 Wyoming.
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms furnished
complete $500 cash. lease Must be sold al
once 1919 n oregon.
FOR sALE-Furultdre room house in
three apartments. cheap rent. year lease
Lzrlnz Prone l056B
ROOMS, well furnished sleeping
porchess heating plant large basement.
close ir- sen az Elcriticl- Party leaving
town Phi Ses5J-
FOR SALE-Alb=rta hotel one % The
best located places in town WIZ sell
cheap on good terms = you want snap
better look this up at once 1881 san
Francisco St Phone 1920. IA T. walker,
owner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

FOg KENT-G-ouns sosr ONO. i- FIe-a.T5
building rery sIi-abla for reaI estate ana
l1su-l-re -ef.-- Apply 90 the auditor %
Tho lI.-r.c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
MEXICO q SOKTHWEsrERg.
70 regular r~hcduIe


FL PASO-TELLES AUTO LIFE-Lsavea
Herald office at 4 pm. car leaves lanes
for Fl Paso az $50 an Teisph0na z5Zs.
la Mesa. N Il George Creamer-
LAS CRUCES AUTO LINE-CEF leaves
Herald Office at 2--5 Pm Leaves postof-
flee Las Cruces, n L. fo- Fl Pas0 at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

WEST TENAS.
SAVE A DAY AUTO LINE'-ConnectIn
Tsp and G-ASS.A- RVS; 1IOnahans
Grard Fails. Imperial. Eueua Vista. Oswr-
60 Orient train Ft stockton. Alpine ONE
DAY DAILY except sundays. Phone or
wlre FOR reservation w r. Beatty. Mon=-
hans = D. storey. Buena vista
VI ARFA-FORT DAVIS auto mail line
Tea -as Fort Davis daily and Sundays o.
-1-- leaves Maria . pm one way. sZz0-
rolnd tip S. g. We Davis. proprietor
Bic SPRINGS-LAliESA TO- auro 7i1s
leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday az
$3.50 am. arriving Lamesa via Sozsh and
Spl-a1berc. az 10 uC-ns returning 20 El-
springs same day no pm $3.50 one way.
S. round "trip Cordn & smith. props.
Big SDrinrs- Texas.
LUBBOCK. PLAINS. TATUM auto line
Leaves Lubbock daily except Sunday az
An Connections are made fo- Lovlngtcn
and Carlsbad Return trip leaves ra-uu
~ 1l- c.. 1tlrtt & sons Luhhc-z. Tex Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Apartments UnFurnfshed.

Apartments Unfinished.
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ALENANDkIA apartments Phone 41s5-
EHE NHITtIELD-Dne five room apart
n5a-. steam heat s-of Montana
DE LUXE. 2 room apt with sleeping
porch LUl- n or--c-- Phone $685.
UNFINISHED apartment sIT west Ms
BEAUTIFUL room apartment 1870
Ae5l- Fh1ne ,4lHI-
THKEE rooms. bath ana sIseDlag p6r5h
FOR RENr Apr. rooms. Ei-rhera-ta and
bath No s.cz or children sl5 Dallas.
LIGHT. ATTRACTn p. three room apart
uer-. with piano. steam heat. separate
entrance Phone 3e-a
CONVERSATIONS caal and gas ranges On
FOUTZ MOORE Co.
FOR EENr-Clturr.shed room apart
menL Wallace Anne Tel 11I or cali ID
NEAR high school, one new modern
apartment. sleeping porch No sick, REFER
ences Phone ---6-
NODERS anartmsuts. steam heat. janlt1r
service close il- Grand Rapids Apt, 1lol
Myrtle Ave
TIE KnIBALI-Ser apartments. just
finished, all home comforts Go Prospect
ave Phone 5f70W-
THREE rooms and la-h. rlas-el IN sleep
iuE porch. garage ~ wanted no children
90 p - l17o So Fhana lf5f
ONE UNFINISHED APARTMENT N
INTERCHANGEABLE MODERN AND DE-
SIRABLE- APPLY APT No. Q. PHONE
sI5g AND 500.
FOR KENT-Apartmeu 1882 C7sdn Ave.
large rooms. sleeping porch, 10 small
children OF sick people
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
THE BINELEN. NICE ROOM MOD
EkN APARTMENT TWO BLOCES FROM
CLEVELAND SQUARE PHONE SuSiE
COBNEE JP~oN AND DAVIS
hill CREST APIS.
Beautiful modern frEr room apartment.
steam heat. tIed bath. hardwood Zoo. 81.
built iu features etc Rate sac Apply %
THE LAY REALTY a Trust co.
-9t Trust Edr Phone ssh
Rent LIST
q room furnished apt with hzth---.--s-7
g room uuflr. ant with l1th----.---- $50
q room ulfur. house with bat l-.-...sL 1880
BAILEY LAND CO.
Phone zoos, sos Herald Bid=.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

a. ROOMS.
Sew fire proof building. 10 baths.
heating plant never occupied Price
c-- fro hale for first year with one
months free rent A real hotel
DOUGLAS O. CEOWELL AGENCY.
4-- -Ll-l5 B-cE. Phone 6-S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
L0KDsHIRG. TYR0NE. sILYER ~

auto; leaves LordsburE daily I Pm via
Tyrone; leaves Silver city daily an.
via Tyrone Through fare one way. So;
round trip, 81 Silver City 20 Tyrone. one
LordsburE. n IL Broadway hotel. Silver
CIV - NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Employment Agencies

Employment Agencies
WANTED experienced furniture saIesnaa.
First class allkEaper. good pay
Waiter FOR tho city
Reliable help 0f all kinds furnished List
your wants with U.s.
TIE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1Iz p. MAIN ST. PHONE $3.50.
Help Wauted-MaIs.
WANTED man TO drive truck. permanent.
E9tter Confectionery Co
BOYS with wheels apply A. j. q. Deiiv-
cry 20. l-s ~ Campbell
WANTED boy with wheel lfter school
evenings col Olive
WANTED-Good Oh around butcher good
wages Co right man. Address BOX 12t
Central. n. ~
STRUCTURAL ir1nwcrkers. rivetsr5 and
corrugated iron erect9rs Apply 517 South
western BLDG
WE want a local man vita office 10 reD-
resent ne on commission basis iu sale %
our signs as "a side line Profit $1,000 "a
ear References required Ludes-ructi1ls
slEn Co. Columbus. Ohio
WASTED-Bo1I-zae-e by egfabII5Fed
wholesale firm 90 worz "a Demiur good
salary 20 right party State aee. mar
rl9l o. single and previous experience
when answering address B. g. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
INV MEAlIOs
PLAINFIEW & TATUM.
NV My AIM MAI. LINZ

Leaves Tatum { an Mondays. Wednas-
dayH and Fridays for Lovinstou. making
connections at L1vingtou FOR Carlsbad and
all points IN Pecos valley. Returning leaves
Lexington Pm or Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays for PiainvleW. Mcdonald.
King, Scott and Tatuu- Fore one way II
tun 70 Loviugton. So round trip. $3.50; so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

LAKE VALLEY, Hlllaboro and kingston
auto stage and express line meets al
trains at Lake valley. Wire a. ny expense
for special trips anywhere a. any time
Rates reasonable r ". Mister. HlllsbCrQ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

STOREROOMS
We u have two centrally located
etrrrrorme frr rent i- the near f--
rura- Invest gate NOW.
DAVIS BROS.
Jos Texas Phone 11s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
NInEGAN HrIrnrN1

MORGAN BUILDING.
rl. -l-l-.r service Rent SIS.
DOJ GLAS G.. CKOWELL AGENCY.
$50 AIMS BIOS Phone 5-5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
COLI ItI s-DENIING ATTO sTAGE ITNE

The Fl Paso Herald newspaper ca
leaves Columbus for DemfuE INN edlateiy
after the arrival OF the Golden state Lin
lied No az 4:f5 pm Passengers and
parcels are carried on this line The car
leaves Deuins Tor Columbus at 7.30 Pm
A = Evans. pr-prle-or- Reservations can
also be made AZ Il Paso Herald office and
al c. A. EcCleery's e. Paso Herald agency
at Deui-E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Used CAR BARGAIN.
1917 Saxon $3.50
1919 Oakland roadster .-.-.--.-F $500
1915 Saxon Roadster $500
Master Chalmers --.-.----.---S $1,000
1917 Mitchell -----------.-------- $1,000
1916 Bu-cE Light siL-.-.---.--..-.ST $3.50
1919 S-ulehlEe- -------.-..---.- $500
VIII give liberal terms 90 responsible
people
FL PASO AUTO SALES co.
Incorporated. 401 Myrtle Ave.
PHONE G666
STUDEBAkER passenger and Chevr1-
Jet passenger both fine condition. just
thoroughly CEerh1ulsds perfect running
order Eo1d as new; bargain; from own
Grs- Cars at Service garage. ia n kan
sas Et. Phone 1112-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

$50 INVESTED
IN One Quart Of SPEEDOLTNE viii
save $1,000 TO $500 gasoline bill
Sold under money back guarantee.
Delivered anywhere in the city
SPEEDOLINE AGENCY.
l0S Republics Bldg- Phone 6SS9.
Used CAR BARGAINS.
E-ick Llcht Siv
Two Buick R1adsreru
Chevrolet Roadster
Dodge Touring Car
Oakland Light SIX
Ford Truck
Ford Touring Car
These cars are all iu good condition
HOAGLAND g. co.
1850 We san Antonio St.
Phone 1895.
WANTED-LiEh- 1--WE PASSENGER car f1r
vendor Lien notes up 20 S5oo.9o. Phone
BAILEY LAND co.
Ens Herald Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

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WAREHOUSE. tracsage. mr. depot p 49,
FOR KENT-25 acre Farm. good house
and barn. Cash rent 81 Rose. Fa1ens. LcE
FASTI RAGE-GooI alfalfa uas-urass for
sheep OF calves address B IL. care Hex
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
ILLINOIS CITIES
BEGIN REBUILDING
REVISED LISTS SHOW SO PER.
SONS DEAD AT NATION
AND CHARLESTON

MATTOON, ILL.,, May 29.-Rehab-
iltation of Nation and Charleston,
the cities hit hardest in the storm
which swept central Illinois on Sat
urday. will be completed before the
snow flies, according TO predictions
OF relief workers Plans for per
manent relief work on a basis OF
rehabilitation rather than COM
pensation or reimbursement require
the expenditure of $250,O0O in Mat
toon and from $150.00O to $4,000
in Charleston, according to estimates
contained in a formal statement Is
sued by J. j. O'Connor, director OF
the Red Cross.
Relief for the homeless thousands
is being pushed rapidly. -Four hun.
dred and nine-six homeless families
in Mattoon and 3S4 in Charleston
had been listed last night
Reports place the number of dead
in Mattoon at 54, Earl White, pre-
yiously reported dead having been
found dangerously injured.
Revised lists at Charleston, where
compilation of statistics was ham
pered by the number of victims car
ed for in private homes, reported
"a dead In Mattoon, the citizens
general relief fund had reached
500, 900.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
CHICAGO TURNS OUT
FOR ALOAN PARADE
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated PressJ
CHICAGO, May 29-Five hundred
liberty loan bonds salesman paraded
the downtown streets today behind
the Great Lakes naval training sta
tion band and battalion of jackies
from the school.
A battalion OF the First Illinois
Infantry followed the statesmen,
wearing straw hats, with red, white
and blue bands and carrying berib-
boned canes during their canvass of
the city in behalf of the loan.
The National Bank of Manila has
already applied for $500,O00 of the
securities. The Beechnut Packing
company had asked for $4,000 for
its employees. The Well-Fargo COM
pany has subscribed for $1,000, 900,
and Mahaska county. Iowa. sent ap-
plication for $125,000.
Fifty-one foreign language news
papers of Chicago, including some
printed in German, have offered free
space in their columns for advertis-
ing the liberty loan bonds.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29


WASHINGTON d. c., May 29.-
German influences to encourage re.
sistance to army registration and
selective draft uncovered in Texas
by the federal grand jury has already
resulted in eleven indictments. 9th
er arrests in various cities are being
Investigated. An organization form
ed ostensibly for cooperative buying
turned its efforts to combating con-
scription in Texas and obtained high
powered rifles to intimidate persons
subject to registration. Officials say
the espionage bill will impose heavy
penalties on such efforts to defeat
registration.
In some western cities there Is
evidence of an effort to defeat reg
istration, but the department OF JUS
tice is fully prepared to deal with
the offenders. Sporadic efforts to
interfere with registration are scat
tered over the country, but officials
do not believe they are connected.
Two Virginians. William Mccoy
and ]. w. Phillips, well known char
acters in the mountain feud region,
were arrested at Roanoke. The gov
ernment claims it has complete evil
dence to show they plotted organized
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
INTEREST CFNTERFDON BORDER
BETWEEN ITALY AND AUSTRIA

gains and consolidated positions pre-
viously taken. The Australian war
office asserts that Sundays attack
by the Italians near Jamiano were
repulsed and that near Castagniyizza
attempts at an advance by the ltal-
ians failed. II asserts also that the
Italian casualties have been very
heavy the ground before the Aus
trian positions being covered with
Italian dead. More than $4,000 un-
wounded Italians had been captured
up to Sunday, says the statement.
1000 OF them having been made pris-
Oner on the CarsO plateau
British airmen are continuing to
operate extensively against the Ger.
mans In France Twelve German
machines we're destroyed In fighting
in the air Monday and ten others
we're sent to the ground out Of con.
troll
Another machine fell victim Ia
British anti alrcraft guns Three
British machines failed 20 return "a
their bases. Dealing with sundays
air fighting the German var offies
says German airmsn shot down II
! laiFplAna and tNo captive balloons
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
MORE AUTOSNEEDEO
FOR REGISTRATION

Sheriff Thomas must have some
more volunteer autos for the day of
registration or the work will be SER
iously interfered with. He is not
allowed any compensation for the
work of himself or clerks and he
trusts the patriotic citizens of Tono-
pah will come forward with offers
OF five more automobiles for use on
June 5th. Today County Clerk Glass
issued cards to the following non
residents: Harry Hinsdale, San Die
go, CAL; Edward w. Edmiston, San
Diego, CAL; Nick LeturnicK, 110
Maple avenue, Watsonville. Cal
Ernie Best, Saltese, Mont; John
Oliver Bell, Leadyille, Colo; Edwd
Christian Berg. lis Highland ave-,
San Francisco; Harry Olsen and
Rasmus Molde, 557. Diamond street,
San Francisco.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29

Thy Associated FFeas.l
Aside from the Austro-Italian thea
ter, especially the southeastern sec
tor. where the Italians are making
spirited efforts to break through the
Austrian line towards Trieste. little
fighting of consequence is taking
place on any of the other battle
fronts Artillery duels continue be
tween the French and Germans in
the Champagne region of France,
while along the front held by the
British the operations are being car
ried out mainly by small raiding
parties. On the eastern section the
Russian artillery fire against the
Austrians is increasing In intensity,
probably presaging the awakening OF
the Russians from their lethargy
and the approach OF hostilitles on q
great scale.
ON the Cars0 plateau just above
the head OF the Gulf Of Trieste the
Italians have smashed their way
across the Timayo river and cap
tured the village Of San Giovanni, 1
scant two miles northwest Of Duino
q fashionable watering resort on lhs
railroad sklEting The Gali ef Trissse
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
RUSSIAN CRISIS
GROWING ACUTE
ONLY A MIRACLE CAN SAVE
COUNTRY FROM INDUSTRIAL
COLLAPSE

PETR0GRAD, Via London, May
|29.-The industrial crisis in Russia
is so acute that according to re-
cent utterance of the minister OF
finance, NJ. Shingaroff, only mir.
acle can save the country from eco
nomic ruin. The demands of the
workmen we're so enormous, he de
clared, that 1t seems impossible to
keep the industrial wheels going for
any great length of time.
The Socialist ministers at a re-
cent ministerial council said that the
only possibility they saw of settling
the difficulties was to bring the war
to close
Neither the coalition cabinet nor
the newly appointed commission to
regulate the difficulties between cap
ital and labor has yet found way
to settle the industrial crisis.
An investigation of the factory
conditions in Petrograd leads to the
alarming, but inevitable conclusion
that unless the government soon
finds a means of adjusting the pres
ent difficulties most of the indus
trial enterprises working for national
defence will be compelled to close
within a few months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
MRS. MOONEY JURY
ALMOST COMPLETE
STATE HAS NO OBJECTION TO
THE SILENT JURY OF
LABOR MEN

thy Associated Prenm.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-With
nine men sworn in and two tenta-
lively accepted subject to permep.
tory challenge, 1t is expected that
the jury to try Mrs. Rena Mooney
for the bomb murders here last
July will be completed today. An
alternative juror to guard against
sickness and consequent postpone.
ment of the trial will be placed on
the panel.
One of the temporary jurors, Paul
Postler, is a union labor man. AS
the prosecution used up it's last per
emptory challenge on ]. S. Downey
who left the employ of a railroad
company on strike can, it was be
lieved that Postler would remain
Superior Judge Emett Seawell, pre-
siding and Assistant District Attor.
ney Louis Ferrari, prosecuting for
the state, both declared they have
no objection to the silent jury" of
labor men to be appointed by the
central labor council of Oakland,
California, attending the trial These
men, 1t was announced by the coun-
Gil, will judge Of the facts in the
cases under oath and bring in an in
dependent verdict
The state federation of labor has
turned over $1,000 to the defense
fund.
Assistant District Attorney Fer
rari made charges of irregularity in
the selecting of Juror Daniel Kelly
in the Rena Mooney case The
charges will be considered later to.
day by the court.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
LIBERTY LOAN WEEK
WILL BEGIN SATURDAY
PROGRAM ARRANGED TO INTER.
EST CITIZENS IN EVERY
LINE OF BUSINESS

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 29.--
Men, women and children in every
walk OF life are given places for act
i've service on the program for lib
erty loan week beginning next Satur-
day. The liberty loan program fol-
lows:
Saturday and Sunday, June and
3-In the churches Clergymen will
preach special sermons on behalf
Of the loan.
Monday. June Merchants and
manufacturers.
Tuesday, June 5-Professional and
insurance men. Every insurance
agent in the country will devote the
entire day to soliciting subscrip-
tions.
Wednesday. June 6-Labor Day
and automobilists.
Thursday, June 7.-Farmers.
Friday, June S.--Women's.
Saturday, June 9.-Children's.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-29
STOCKMEN OBJECT
TO FREIGHT RAISE
MUST GO OUT OF BUSINESS TO
MAKE A LIVING THEY
SAY

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 29.-
Agricultural and livestock interests.
protesting to the interstate commerce
commission today against the rail
roads proposal for a is per cent
general increase in freight rates, de-
clared that such a revision not only
would unjustly burden food producers
but would handicap seriously in the
whole food production campaign in
itlated by the government as a war
measure.
Speaking for the livestock associa-
tion, T. w. Tomlison told the COM
mission that when cattle producers
will have to get .25 per cent more
than last year for their product even
under present conditions in order
to make a living. Even then, he
said, many cattlemen doubtless would
have to go out Of business, and with
an increased freight rate to make
the effort was sure to be felt In a
decrease in meat production.