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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
1sROFTT SHARING.

ITtls CONTINUE 1'ROFTT SHARING.
Dayton. Ohio, Jan. 6.-The Ma
tional Cash Register company will
continue in; 1921 its profit sharing
plan. adopted in 1920 whereby all
employees will get one-half of the net
profits after six per cent has been de-
Quoted for dividends. About $500
employees are affected t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
a. m. Observations.
Temperature, 26.
Maximum. IL hours. 20.
Minimum. "a hours. 20.
Wind west, II miles.
Barometer, reduced. 1918.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

Rep. George W. Edmonds, who pro-
posed that President Wilson be inn
peached FOR refusing to enforce pro
visions of the Jones shipping bill. May
become head of the L. S. shipping
board under the G. o. p. adninistra
tion. it is rumored. The Jones bill
called for abrogation Of thirty-two
treaties.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
Penrose For Tariff Bill.

Washington. Jan. G.-Scnator Pen.
rose. chairman of the senate finance
committee. announced today he would
support the house emergency tariff
bill. although he hoped for certain
notifications of the rates.
The senator's announcement was
made at the conclusion Of first open
hearings on the measure by his com
'nittee. In formal statement he said
he desired to correct "a misunder-
standing which seemed tohave gotten
abroad concerning the status OF the
so:called emergency tariff" He denied
that there was any difference Of opin-
ion among republicans upon this
measure.
Washington. Jan. 6.-While the
senate finance committee opened
hea arings today on the Fordney emerg-
ency tariff bill. passed by the house as
relief measure for farmers, the
house ways and means committee was
prepared to begin hearings on revi-
sion Of the permanent tariff. laws.
The senate committee gave first
place IN It's hearings on the en1ergen-
cy bill to representatives Of wool In
terests including both the producing
and manufacturing branches Of the in
dustry. Hearings before the house
committee will be held continuousl,.
until the entire permanent tariff list
mas been worked over, and a revision
OIL framed for introduction,
Ihe senate committee plans to- de-
vote five days to hearings on emersen-
cy measures
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A
REPORT ON AUDIT OF STATE
INDUSTRIES IS INTRODUCED
Declares It Necessary That
Report Be Made as Soon a.
Possible So That Legislat-
ure May Learn Needs Of
Institutions.

Bismarck, \. D., Jan. g.
House bill No. was introduced
this afternoon by j. A. Rcnauld
of Rolettc and provides for an
increase Of the annual levy for
tho soldiers bonus to ono mill as
was recommended in Governor
Frazicr's message.
Senate bill No. !. by McNair,
gives tho attorney general rca-
sonable time to dispose Of hts
private business OF taking up the
duties Of the Office. The present
law Furnishes private practice by
diebar1ncnt. talr
Bismarck, n. D.. Jan. g.
Resolutions calling for an Inn
mediate report on the nudit OF
the Bank of North Dakota and
other state industries were intro
duced this afternoon In the house
Of Representatives by Representa-
tive Watt of Oass county. Tho
resolution provides that tho chief
clerk Of tho house issue u formal
order in the nar,c OF the house
of representatives OF the stntc Of
North Dakota to the accounting
firm or Bishop >Brissnsan and Go.
of St. Paul through their repre-
sentative j. A. Gull of Fargo, N.
d. forthwith to- deliver to the
sneaker Of this house n correct
and complctG copy Of the result
Of their examination and audit as
soon as their findings have been
compiled and that the said firm
OF accountants be urged to conf
pletc their report as speedily MS
possible.
House Wants Copy.
Also that the chief clerk he, or
hereby is ordered to file with his e:
.ellency the governor a formal r
7uest that the house of represent
ives be furnished with a copy Of II
report now being compiled by the a
firm. on Brissman al
Bishop Co. without unnecessary d
|ay." The order to the representati'
Of the accounting firm is to be ma,
BY telegraph. The request to tt
governor is to be sent by special me
senRer Immediately after the passal
Of the resolution.
Data is Necessary.
The preamble. of the-resolution Sc
forth the need Of an immediate T
mort in order that the legislature ms
become familiar with the needs
t.sS3n ysr.,-sss teSs ss,t't rtes and s.. -
that there is a widespread and insis
ent demand on the part Of the Ct
zens OF the state that the results
the examination be made public al
placed IN the hands of the repr
at an early date.
1t points out that it was imposst
10 complete the compilation OF
necessary data between the date
the passage Aof the lazy and the co
of the legislature. ,&s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

The recent attacks on Premier
David Lloyd George Of Great Brit
ain and the government for England
stand on the Irish question have made
Lloyd George the storm center Of
British politics once more. Mrs. Lloyd
George is prominent in social and
charitable activities at the British, cap
ital. IN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
FIRE AT NOON
DOES $500 DAMAGE

An alarm OF fire was turned III W
dav at about 1850 P. NJ. for con
flagration at the three-room d"elllns
inst north of the Pullman saloon anu
when the fire department arrived lhe
interior was in flames and DaaN
damaged. Two lines of hose were
run and their streams were player
upon the burning structure The hiBn
pressure was in evidence at this con-
migration and the water ripped the
shingles off the roof in fast order
Had the high pressure been in EVIL
denee at the Airdome fire on the
9th of November but little damage
would have resulted to adjoining
property.
The burned building was owned
hv Dee Morris and was not insaifd
rbe, damage Is estimated at $500.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
RaIfOur Saws En0dnd FdVOrS Abolition of Submarines
HUDSON SHAFT
Will BE SUNK
TO THE 600


A meeting Of the directors Of the
Hudson Mining and Milling company
was held last evening to decide upon
the definite plan of procedure for
lie work that will be prosecuted at
the company's property at Royston
Those present were J. R. Walker, c.
A. Walker, and A. H. Jones, of Salt
Lake city, w H. ROyston, R. J.
Kelly and Joe Wilson Of Tonopah,
and Flamio Tabaracci of Royston.
It was decided to purchase a full
complement Of the machinery neces-
sary to put down the present incline
shaft another 300 feet, rather than TO
start another shaft at this time. The
immediate necessity for doing add
uonal deep work was thought the
paramount feature for accomplish
ment Bids have already been called
for on a contract for doing this ad'
ditional sinking, and as soon as the
necessary machinery Is Sec".eu ~,
the work, a contract Will De le' d. %Ii'
me "oFh VIII ''"' ''-l''' -, y..ou,
machinery will be purchaSeu 'oo""'
80 that no time viii De IoSI III 'oiH
Imencing operations.
It was also decided that while the
sinking of the SHAFT is IN progress
mo other development Will Oe u''''
taken in the man ShalI' fo' Will any
attempt be made to raise ore eN
cept what IS ehcoul'eIeu III ~ "'' ''''
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
FAMOUS SILVER PAH
MINE CHANGES HANDS

The famous Silver Pah property al
Lone Mountain, where considerable
work was done in the 7Os, has Just
been sold by the owners, J. F. Ma lion
and Roger Dougherty of Tonopah to
a Mr.. Merrill of Los Angeles.
Rich ore was shipped from the
mine for many years after it was
opened up almost so years ago. and
the property shows the presence oi
sufficient ore to make it profitable
today.
The new owner started in yester-
dav to deepen the shaft a distance Of
9oo feet on which an entirely new
outfIt of machinery will be installed
The consideration in the deal was
not stated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
BEN HUR IS
PLEASED WITH
ORE Showing

R. ]. Kelly, director of the Ben
Hur Mining company, which recently
purchased the Kincaid and Smedley
lease on the c. 0. D. claim belong
ing the Hudson Mining and Milling
companys estate, returned last even
ing from an inspection Of camp Roys-
ton and more particularly the old in
cline shaft workings of the Hud-
son company, in company with other
directors Of the latter corporation
who are here from Salt Lake City.
After a thorough inspection Of the
numerous workings on the Best
Chance claim, Mr.. Kelly took time to
look over the ground comprising the
new ACQUISITION of the Ben Hur com
panv. He states that although the
work that has been done to date has
reached depth of but is feet, the
vein which has been developed al
ready shows a width of feet, with
values holding up in excellent fash
ion The first u inches of the vein
will assay $7626 while the other z
feet assays $3.50, making an average
across the entire vein of better than
$40.
As soon as the machinery arrives
that has been ordered much better
progress will be possible and the
property will be placed in the ship
ming class before many weeks
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
RESCUE.EULA
IS SHIPPING
BIG TONNAGE

The Rescue Eula Mining company
whose property comprises the kes-
cue-Eula, Last Thought and Maggie
May claims at Tonopah, is making Il
very satisfactory showing in both lis
shipments and mine development
Stopping of good ore is in progress Oh
the 300 and 100 levels.
On the 900 level the stope mas
reached length of so feet, where
the vein will average from two 70
three feet in thickness. This ore Will
run $50 to the ton.
On the 100 level where a stope
$50 feet long has been run, there is
from three to four feet of good mill
ing ore. There does not appear to D.
any diminution in the size OF the 2rf
toGies on either level as the WORK II
being carried on.
During the week ending Decem'el
10, shipments aggregating S65 tons o
ore Of an average value OF $S7lo Pc
ton went forward, which is bette
than $4,000 in gross values.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
british SAY PLANS
|F CARRIED OUT WILL
WRECK NAVAL RATIO
,By Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16' -- The
Fra,cb delegation has presented a
,ronosal for so great an increase in
the strength of the French navy that
,ba British declare such a program,
+ carried out would upset the whole
nIqr Of the 5.5-3 naval reduction.
Although it was not entirely re-
vealed. the British delegation under
stands the French plan provides for
the congtru lion of $4,000 ton super
droadnaughts in ten years subsequent
to 1925. these vessels, Of a type
s.mDar to the American battleshlp
MARYLAND, would give France cap
nal ship tonnage of 100000 against
$4,000 for Japan.
nalv. although indicating its dis
ap,roval of such program, IS sail
10 have told the arms conference that
France constructs ten such ships
Italy must carry out similar build
Ing program. The announcement OF
the French proposal struck the arm:
conference circles with stunning
force
The proposal was so wholly out O.
accord with the theories on which the
naval conterees have proceeded "
to this time that there was a stronl
inclination in British and American
circles not to take It seriously.
The combined French and Italian
fleets thus would be some 100000
tons stronger than the British o
American allotments under the re
ylsed figures agreed on yesterday b.
the conference.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
TACKS STREWN
On STREETS IN
STRIKE ZONE
CBy Associated PresH

Nby AsNOtAhNSu
OMAHA, Dec. 16.-Fourteen men
said to have been trying to halt
street car carrying workmen enrouIe
to the packing plants in the zone
affected by the strike in the packing
industry, were arrested by the police.
Police Captain Allen reported the
streets leading to tn packing houses
strewn with thousands Of tacks, some
with heads an inch in diameter
which he presumed had been placed
to handicap persons using automo
bles to get to the plants.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
NEW Schools
THAT FOLLOW
THE children

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 16. 49,
Schools for children of migratory la
borers, the first institutions of their
kind ever established in the United
States, have been opened in the San
joaquin valley of California. The
schools follow the laborers from place
to place as they move from one har-
vest to another, seeking employment.
Establishment of the schools was
provided for by the last California
Legislature. They are conducted by
the state department of education.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
PORTABLE PHONES
In FIRE EQUIPMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 16.-one
recent addition to the equipment Of
the San Francisco Fire Department
is a portable telephone, by which
Fire Chief Thomas R, Murphy can
telephone his commands to firemen
working in burning buildings. In the
past, messengers have been used to
carry instructions from the chief, on
the outside, to the firemen working
at the blaze The telephone equip
ment is so arranged that one of the
first men to arrive at the fire car
ries the wires into the building. Oh
the inside" end there is a receiver.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
LABOR COMMISSIONER
WILL ENFORCE LAWS

w Associated FTeHHl
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 16.-Beli7f
tat the eight-hour day for women
was written into the statutes to be
enforced has been expressed by
Walter C. Mathewson, Of San Jose,
California's new commissioner Of
labor
Mathewson, who moved to San
Francisco recently to enter upon his
new duties, also is Of the belief that
the claims Of every worker, no mat,
ter how friendless, should be inves-
tigated promptly.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
Millionaire
|SDECLARED
INCOMPETENT

BUFFALO, Dec. 16.-William W.
Wendt, a millionaire manufacturer OF
Buffalo and Los Angeles, was de
clared incompetent to handle his own
affairs by jury here today. Wendts
eccentricities, according to the evil
dence, included giving up his home
here to live in cheap hotel; carry
ing about in his pockets bonds WORTH
several thousand dollars; claims n
close acquaintanceship with the royal
families OF Europe; and writing Of
strangely worded letters. He was =
heavy whskey drinker one OF the
witnesses testified his average indul-
gence being three pints during the
/ day. and a quart at night
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16

Of ULSTER To
BE- Settled


LONDON. Dec. 16-Sr James
Craig, Ulster Premier, and Colonel
Spender, secretary to the Ulster cab
met, arrived in London for consul
tations regarding listers position
under Irish settlement Cra.g told
newspaper men that he had come in
connection with the important Qucs-
ton of Ulster boundaries, which
the treaty stipulated were to be fiXej
by the commission. The present po-
sition appears to throw us back to
where we were in 1914 he said.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
HOOVER IS
APPOINTED ON
RIVER GROUP

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16,-secretary
Hoover was designated today by the
president as the representative of tn
federal government on the commits
sion appointed by the Western States
for the ALLEGATION and distribution OF
the waters of the Colorado river
basin.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16

INVADED BY
new PARTY
(By Associated PresS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-The
non.partisan league will be introduced
into California with a convention a.
Modesto on January 10, it was an
nounced by Walter Thomas Mills
campaign manager. An executive
committee will be named at the meet,
ing and arrangements made for all
active participation by the league III
state politics.
The league, according to Mills will
declare for the establishment OF stat"
markets, handling of the unemploy-
mant problem by the state, the state
development of natural resources anu
exemption from taxation of farms ana
| homes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
BERGER SEES
PRESIDENT
ABOUT DEB2
lny AssocInted Pressl

WASHINGTON. Dec 16.-Victor
Berger, the Wisconsin socialist, who
was twice refused a seat in the
House, called at the White House to-
Gay and, it was understood, appealed
to the chief executive in behalf Of
Eugene V. Debbs the imprisoned so
cialist leader. Berger said he found
that President Harding had a big
heart" He declined to comment fur
,her upon his call.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
BOATS
CAPTURED BY
SP PANISH navy


tBy Associated Press)
MADRID, Dec. 16.-The Spanish
gunboat Monifaz has captured two
French sailing vessels, which were
conveying arms and amunitions TO
the Moroccan insurgents, and sunk
another vess engaged in the same
occupation, it was announced today
in an official report
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
COLD THIS MORNING

The temperature dropped rapidly
last night and this morning at
O'Clock it had reached a minimum o'
Is degrees. The hour before was five
dcgrees warmer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
irish ARE FREE
ACKNOWLEDGES


LONDON, Dec. 16.-Both houses Of
the British parliament overwhelming
" ratified the treaty creating the
Irish Free State.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-12-16
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday
Fair-Continued Cold
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
De &C a. parasit opozitia
parlamentul.

Noi, reprczentantN partidulu
national i'll parliament, am facu,
iegi, amendments, comunicari
inferpelari. etc. dar am fost .
priti de a contribui la bllna orga
nizare tarii.
lar deputatii guvernuIli nu 81
ingriiesc de interesele tarii ci de
ale lor.
I'm acest parliament nu exist.
.dreptate 81 sinful de Iegalitate, c.
nitmal Ruterea umui partid car,
Nrea sa ramana la putere.
In astfe, de lmprejurari am
aJuns sa vedem in parliament lu-
cruri extrem de grave.
Este faimoasa chestic Resi-
tei''.
IN schimbul unor mari favorur
acordate de Stat, toti parlamen
tarii majoritari an primit actiun.
de-ale societatii.
Deputatli partidulni national:
nu all primit actiuni, desi Ii 'a.
0ferit.
Gu prilejul discutiei aceste.
iegl. moi am cerut ca toti depu-
tatl, earl posed actiuni 'Resita''
,a MI ia parte la vot.
Oar cercrea noastra fost res
plnsa 81 la voturilc lor an adao
gat 81 cele puse i'm urna prir
frauda.
Cand am vazut ed III Sc oprestc
cuvIntni, ca suntem terOrizati. lar
deputatii majoritari sunt platiti.
ne-am hotarit sd p;rasim Parla
|mentlil.
81 yenim All in mijlOcnl DIV. sd
va cerem aJutOr. ca sd duceni
'upta pentru rasturnarea acestui
.egim.
Dnpa un an 81 Jumatate de
munca, III interesul tarii, am fos.
:onstrasi sd parasim Parlamen-
tul; am facut acest lucru ell ere
tlnta ca o vOm putea mantui de
acest euvern. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

oCoNTINUARE Pc PAGINA 4,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

rile acestea grele, este necesara 0
concentrate Il tuturor fortelol
realc ale tarii,. find in planul sd /
realizarea unui cavern de con
centrare.
\ 1rebuit illsib eli durere sa ne
convingem ca accastd ldee nu q
fost realizabila, 81 intre aItele 81
din motiyul ca partidul d-lni gen.
Averescu. nici odata ml a volt 81
auda de o astfel de sdeslegare.
Nroia 81 credea ca poate singna'
sa lptina puterea.
Astazi am gasit a fl cea mai 60
desiegare, forma-
rea ulpi guyerm cu slngura menl-
re de a face alcgeri There 81 i'm
partial ca astfcl s;l Sc poata ma
nifc,ta, vointa adevarata a natlu-
nil. cand este vorha de a Sc crea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

,eele mai fundamentals legi ale
tarii 81 a 0 organiza in mod cores
punzator.
MOI, partidul national trebuie
sa tincM -eana de realitate care
nrmeaza din inprejurarea ca for
ta politic1 4 partidului nostru Sc
recrnteaza numai dintr o parte y,
tarii. desi renrczinta interesela
intregei tari. De aci urmeaza ca
nu pntem avea pretentla ca voin-
IA politica a partidllui national
roman, ori cat de corecta nj $ az
parea nona. sa fie impusa intregei
tari, 81 ca nu putem cero, precum
n am cerut nici odata. ca sd gu
verndm moi singuwi aceasta tara
Carl sunt hazele urei colaborari.
a trebuit deci de la inceput 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

lopozitia nationala, care Sc com
punca din Fe,leratic, adica dir
partilclc !. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
dlui lorga - ell care am fost ala.
turi inca din timpul lpptei pentau
dezrobirea neamului romancsc
lsuntem 81 All 81 sper ca vom fl 81
in viUor Gel taranesc din We
chiul regat, care a Strlns in jurul
san toate. elementele democratic 81
taranimea de acolo. 81 ceIe
Ildoua partide = taranesc 81 al uni.
|rci din Basarabia 81 Bucovina.
~Spre durere insa. F'ederatia il
urma neintelegerilor ivite intrv
partidul nationalist-democrat 81
eel taranesc. sa desfacut, fapi
din care a urmat ca lntreaga opo-
zitie nationala si-a picrdut con
sistenta
Cn tOate acestea, am dus lupta
parlamentari Ell opozitla natio-
nala, pana la icsirea din parla
ment impiedecand frin lupta noa-
stra atatea fapte rele 81 atatea
legi relc; dcsi IN urma volniciilor
comise de guvern 81 majoritat;,
M am putut atinge tinta noastr;
in asa masura, cum am fl dorit 81
cum avea dreptul forta aaestei
opozitii.
Acum STAN in fata umor noui
lupte. pentru rast,rnarea guvcr-,
nului 81 intregului sau sistem,
care este o nenorocire pentru ia
r;l. spre al inlocui cu un altu!.
care sa multumea>ca exigentelc.
reale ale tarii.
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(Urmare)
Legalitatea 81 moralitatea pubica

Legalitatea 81 moralitatea publlca
Cat priveste legalitatea 81 mo-
ralitatea publica, guvernul q dat
dovezi. carl afirm;,, ca i-au lipsit
complect accstc doua calitati.
Este datoria nricarui guvern a
III cinstit 81 correct, dand doyada:
Ca lucreaza in interesul tarii.
Intreaga activitate a guvernu-
lui d-lui general Ayerescu a dove
dit insa lipsa accstei moralitati.
In administratie a tolerat abu
zuri 81 afaceri: ,in parliament a
aprobat falsrrile 81 toate nefegllll-
rile. de earl a fost sezizat
@ Intreaga debandada marchea-
"a activitatea guvernului la car
ma tarii. All toti lucreaza dupa
cum ii tae capul. lar functionari!.
earl reSpecte legile, sunt DAFT a
fara. M avem astazi domniaS le-
gilor. eli a capriciilor unui partld
..Gand vedem, ca nu sc respecta
legalitatea. puten afirma, ca sun
tenn in eea mai grea stare.
ca moralitatea STAN de aseme>
nca rau. S'a gasit un minlstru,
care a dovedit. Cd a facnt castl-
guri necinstite.
Parlamentul a ilotarit sd Sc
faca cercetare impotriva abuzuri-
lor acestui ministru, dar dl gene
raj Averescu sa opus, 'impiede
cand cercetarea
Datoria umui guvern este sd res
pecte legea 81 moralitatea 81 81
urmareasca pc eel necinstiti
ID general Averescu nu nllma;
ca nu a urmat aceasta Gale, dar q
cautat sa acopere in dispretul
lcgii faptele incorecte ale mli
ministru.
Poate fl pentru tara multumire