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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-11-15
CONFERENCE
LAUSANNE Will
MEET SHORTLY
Britain Has Views of Own and
Will Object to Demands of
Turks FOrCibIy

LONDON, Nov, l5.-The British
foreign office. It was stated In an
authoritative quarter. has telegraph
ed to the French and Italian govern
ments memorandum in which
Great Britain declares the main Tur'
kish demands which are to come
before the Near East conference at
Lausanne, are not regarded favora-
bly, by the British government.
Great Britain stands by the agree
ments previously made with the al
lies. according to the memorandum
She received unfavOrably the three
main Turkish demands, namely, the
plebiscite in Western Thrace, recti-
fcation of the Syrian frontier in
favor Of Turkey, and the abolition
of capitulations
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WOOLWINE Will
NOT QUIT, MAD
At ALL THE DRYS
When he Learns They COntem.
plate Recall He Decides Not
To Resign

LOS ANGELES, Nov 15-Some 10.
cal minister's announced recently
they would seek the recall Of
Thomas Lee Woolwine, district at
tOrney, because. they said, Of his
fayoring light wines and beer In
the recent gubernatorial campaign,
indicated he would not enforce the
law Simultaneously Woolwine an
nounced he planned to resign; then
he heard about the recall and with
drew the announcement He said he
would let the ministers tell the grand
jury anything they might know
about vice, and then subpoenaed ten
Of them to appear and they did so
today.
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BANDITS
MAKE BIG HAUL
IN windy CITY
Twelve Thousand Dollars is Re.
suit of Two RObberieS Com.
mitted Last Night

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The Peppers
bandits and safe blowers obtained
approximately $4,000 IN two hauls
last night The robbers fired three
shots at William Brahm, who at
tempted to escape from them. and
then threw pepper in his eyes and
robbed him of about s5OOO The safe
blowers obtained $1,000 from a safe
in a West 63rd street drygoods store
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OFFICIALS DID
| NOT ANTICIPATE
| SUCH HAPPENING
Markers Pay No Attention to OF.
fcial of Union Who Called
Them Out
ARE REALLY NOT ORGANIZED
|Nganization Exists Only in
Name, is Statement of
Santa Fe Managers
|Im REALLY NOT ORGANIZED

LOS ANGELES, Nov. l5-Ths
hike Of machinsts on the Santa
] y system called for today by w.
/ Patterson. official of the union,
hailed to ma,rriaIize on the western
|lres and nobody expected it would.
sccording to [ l. Hubbard, general
manager Of The coast lines
TOPEKA Noy 15-No attention
!, being paid 70 the strike circular
lent out by " $ Patterson. secre-
|ny-treasurer Of the machinIsts'
|gnioH according to H II. Stephens.
|saperntendent Of the Santa Fe
shops here. the largest on the en-
tire system Although Patterson,
alleged author of the strike letters.
i an official of the machinists' un-
b1 Of the Santa Fe, such an organ
iRtiol exists in name only, rail Of
fGa,s said since the strike of July
The Santa Fe has not recognized
h. old shop craft unions and sew
e'al months ago the employees or
pnized a new crafts association,
which is in no way associated with
the Old union.
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turks PREPARE
| INVADING j. 5.
Securing HELP
Viii Garry on Campaign Against
AaStapha KemaI Pasha,
the Destroyer

ATHENS, Nov. l5-Aiza Tewfik
Oa president of the council OF
'Ae in the former Constantinople
@'"Ament, said he, with some Turk
: y associates, were going to the
s-''7a States to carry on a cam
p''sa against Nustapha Kemal Pa
.-4' Saom he considers the destroy
e Of Turkey
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ELECTION RETURNS
ARE STILL MISSING

Election returns from SunnysIde.
Ash Meadows and Sharp are stIlI
lacking and County Clerk L. E Glass
is in a Quandary. The official count
must start not later than Friday
of this week, and in the event the
returns do not arrive 1t will be
necessary to count in any event,
and later add on the result.
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MAYOR HYLAND
IS PREDITING
ANOTHER PARTY
Says in Order to Avoid Such
Proceeding Men Like John
son Must Be Considered

CHICAGO, Nov l5.-Mayor John
Hyland of New York is here for
short rest and says he sees party
lines being effaced and further proph
esed a new third party WIFI be in
the field in 1923 unless the repub
licans nominate a man like Hiram
Johnson, or the democrats a candi-
date like William Randolph HeIrs
for president.
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citation to the bureau am making
twice as much on my new Job as
| did before the war and haven't
started yet
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Craw-
ford. together with DR.. Turner and
Mr. Tappan to contact all those dis
abled men in Tonopah who have
no, vet submitted a claim or whose
claims have not yet been
adiudlcated Mr.. Crawford also will
make a general survey Of the pros
meets for placement training facili-
fias and employment for the re-
bablitated men
II YOU desire information regard
ing United States government in
surance. either war risk or con
verted policies, Mr. Tappan Will
erad,v interview you at the Mizpah
hotel and aid you in reinstatlng
vour term insurance or converting
same to any one OF the six line pol
,c,as provided by the government.
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PUPILS TO ENTERTAIN

Pupils in the public schools will
give the second Of their series of en-
tertainments on Friday evening. The
affair will be held in the gymnasium
and the outstanding features OF the
evening will be drills and an ex-
htbit OF the work in manual train
ing
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TURKS ANNOUNCE THEY
WILL RESPECT ORDERS

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. l5.-The
Turkish nationalist government has
given formal assurance to the al
lies that the stipulatlons of the Nun
danla armistice agreement will be
respected
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GREAT BRITAIN
IN THROES Of
HOT ELECTION
Millions Swarm to Polls in Var.
iOuS Parts of the Old
World Empire
PARLIAMENT FIGHT RAGING
Few Prophets Venture Forecast
As Regarding the Results
to Be Expected

LONDON, Nov. l5.-The elector
ate Of Great Britain today swarmed
to the polls by millions in England
Scotland, Wales and Ulster to elect
the fourth parliament of the reign
Of King George V. The polls open
ed at s o'clock. an hour earlier than
those in some of the big industrial
centers, and by p. m, the new
house OF commons will have been
elected Few prophets. who venture
forecasts, tie strings to their pre-
diCtiOns
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TOXIC IS NOT THIRD
CITY OF THE WORLD

TOXIC, Nov. 15.-Tokio has be.
come Greater Toxic with a popula.
ton of 5,164,O0O people and an
area of 1911 square miles. Toxic
therefore becomes third among the
capitals of the world with a million
and a half more people within the
city limits than Paris or Berlin. New
York ranks second and London first
In old times Toxic was called Yedo
and was but a fishing village. The
Shotgun Tokugawa Iyeyasu chose Il
for his capital in 1890.
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LYNCFNNG OF MEXICAN CAUSE OF MUCH ANXIETY
Strike OF Rail NaChniStS On Santa Fe Fails To 1aterdIze
MARY MacSWINEY IS
ON A HUNGER STRIKE

DUBLIN, Nov. 15-In an appeal
TO the Irish people on behalf OF Miss
Mary MacSwiney who has been on
hunger strike for Il days in Mt
Joy prison, other women political
prisoners in that institution, declar
ed she had undergone a great
change for the worse and 1t was
feared she would die
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'OIAH WOMEN MEET
DEATH IN HORRIBLE WAY

d most horrible death awaited Mat.
'aa Annie, two squaws, who
a.. %s burned to death last night in
! ~ eaoln at Goldfield, When the
,. u was given the fire department
p'uueu promptly but it was found
v.,' S,'''O'e to lay line Of hose that
~. .,u reach within 1000 feet of the
n, s'auon. 1t is believed the
v,. was caused by an overheated
~ and Matte, who was old and
p'u, was a charge of Annie.
N. : 'a0ught the latter lost her
u,,a. IL Trying to save her aged com.
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Minneapolis MAN IN
HANDS OF BANDITS

PEKING Nov. l5.-Einar Borg
Breen OF Minneapolis, an American
missionary OF the Lutheran church.
and his son, have been kidnapped by
the army Of bandits in Homan prov,
lnce, according to reports from Han
kow Altogether eight foreigners, in
cludlng two Americans, are now held
captive.
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BABY ALLOWED TO VOTE
IN GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON. Nov ia baby 29
months old will be carried to the
polls at Barrow to cast vote in
the parliamentary elections The
infant was one of many whose
names appeared through errors in
the list of registered voters. The
baby will be taken to the polling
place by his mother.
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FRENCH BANK OF MEXICO
CITY CLOSES ITS DOORS

MEXTCO CITY, Nov15,-The
BankQue Franchise de Mexicu. oper-
ated by r, A, Lacaul 4 Son, the
largest French bank in Mexico, fail
ed today to open its doors Large
crowds gathered in front of the
building, necesstating police protec-
ton.
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CRUELTY WAS ALLEGED

Ii theA district court yesterday
Judge Mark R Averill granted a
divorce to Mary Colucini from Hen
~ or Enrlco Colunci. Plaintiff was
given the custody of the three chill
dfea and alimony in the sum of SIS
PEI month. Cruelty was alleged in
be complaint
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BILL COLLINS GRANTED
PAROLE FROM PRISON

Bill Collins, who was sentenced to
serve a term in state prison for the
larceny of livestock, has been grant
ed a parole by the state board Of
pardons. The same will not become
effective until Collins has completed
one year Of his sentence. which will
expire In few weeks
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HANDS IN RESIGNATION

A. B. Hall has been relieved as
superintendent of the Ben Hur d.
vide mine at Randsburg 1t Is un-
derstood that he will be succeeded
by John NJ, Fox. formerly superin-
tendent of the Wagner Belmont
mine at Telluride, Colo, and later
field engineer for the same com
pany.
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DILLENS GO TO TRIAL
ON DECEMBER ELEVENTH

In the district court this morning
Attorney Josepr T. Murphy. repre-
senting George and Grace Dillen,
charged with the murder of Wallace
Williams, withdrew his motion to
Quash the Indictment returned by the
grand jury and asked that the trial
be set for some future date Judge
Averill granted the request and
set Monday, December II, as the
date for the trial.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. l5-The case
OF Mrs Clara Phillips, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Alberta Meadows,
was given 20 the fury at 1866 this
morning
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In trust to secure the payment three
prInoIpal notes of even date with said
Trust Deed for 1915 payable to the
order Of A Fl Csywool. January Let.
1922, s175. July list 1922, 500 and
January lat 1923 500. after date with
interest thereon from date at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum payable
annually.
AND WHEREAS, Default has been
made by the said grantor in said Trust
Deed In the performance of the cove
nants and conditions imposed upon him
hy the terms of said Trust Deed In this
to-wlt: That said grantor has failed to
pay said principal note when due.
AND WHEREAS, The legal holder Of
the indebtedness represented BY said
note has fled with said Public Trustee
notice and demand In writing. dsclar-
ing said default and electing to declare
the whole debt represented By said
notes and interest thereon to late Of
sale due and payable. and demanding
the sale Of said land under said Trust
Deed.
NOW THEREFORE,. Public Notice is
hereby given that. pursuant to said
notice, election and demand. and under
and by virtue Of the authority vested
in me by said Trust Deed and the law
INV Shepherd, Public Trustee Of
said Rio Blanco County, win eel the
above described land for cash, ct pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder at the
principal front door Of the County
Court House, at Meeker, in the County
Of Rio Tslanco and State Of Colorado,
on Monday the 18th day Of June
a, D 1922 at 10 O'Clock in the forsoooa
Tar the purpose Of paying said note. In
tcrest to date Of sale and expenses Of
this sale. and will give to the purchas-
sf.thereof certificate Of purchase
therefor as provided By law.
Dated May oath 1922.
(seaD J W @ SHEPHERD
Public Trustee Of Rio Blanco County.
Colorado.
First Publication May 9th 1922
last Publication June oath 1922.
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Donscs AT WASHINGTON

Ledge, the Uncssseleus Huasorist
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is one of
the best unconscious humOrists In the
country. After asserting that the me-
thods employed by the Democrats In
exposing the infamics Of the Fordney-
McCumber Tariff ibll for postponins
the arrival Of period of stability he
said:
business could not fully recover
while uncertainty existed AZ to the
tariff rates."
The Republicans came into control
OF both branches Of Congress follow
Ing the general elections Of 1918.
They have been in full control Of an
branches of the Government since the
Fourth of March, 1921. 1t was not un-
til few months ago that they have
even attempted to revise the tariff and
their present efforts are exciting the
ridicule, contempt and denunciation of
even their own party press.
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When you know the cause Of. dis
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Il particularly true ef headache. Head
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and mild and gentle in effect.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COLO AND
DLARRAOEA RaKDY

Every family should keep this pre-
paration- at hand ready for instant
use when needed. Severe attacks "
collie and cholera morbus often prove
fatal before medicine can be procured
or physician summoned. The uni
form success that has attempted the
use Of this remedy and the prompt
cures which II has affected have made
1t staple article Of trade.
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SUMMONS

State of Colorado, County of Rio
4slsnco. 10. in the Comfy Court,
"A. Oldland. r. oidland and L n Wsl.
bridge, co-psrtuers doing business mn.
der tre Arm name Of A O,dland and
Company. Plaintiff. VI. 9 n Radman
and Fanny Radmall. pefendspt
The People Of the STATE Of Colombo.
ro-s n Radp.an and r,nn, I'D
mall, the Defendants .bova ran -
So. =
You are hereby required to app3nr
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thu above namsd p,s,ufi6. In me
cn,mtv Cont ~ R,o Rl.n.o r,.m,S
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The old Spanish proverh, Its 4
waste OF lather to shave an aas' would
seem to apply to the effort expended
In criticising the pending Republican
Tariff bill. because 1t Is absolutely Ger
tain that the bill with its multiplied
ton Of iniquities taxing everything
from the safety-pin in the newborn 10
fant's abdominal bandage to the tomb
stone in the cemetery will be passed.
The Democratic analysis of the va
rious schedules. however,, are justified
by the fact that the people are entitled
to know and to understand the stse Of
the mountain Of taxation and the in.
defensible policy under which 1t is
levied.
No other tariff bill has been 10
thoroughly analysed, dissected and
vivisected so far as the debate has pro
ceeded as this indefenslble measure
and the indefensible policy Of protec-
ton responsible for 1t. The Demo
cratic Senators who have been most
prominent In exposing the weaknesses
Inconsistencies. fraud and downright
robbery in this profiteers tarin bin are
perhaps the best equipped and most
experienced men to deal with this sub
1ect that have ever sat in either House
in Congress-Underwood, Simmons.
Pomerene. Jones of New Mexico, Rob
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Watson Feels Hoosier G o r ~
"Caneeallng- Wseld War.

Senator Jim" Watson, who out In
Indiana passes for statesman, Is Ger
ialnly sly and foxy when 1t comes to
making, a keynote political speech
He told his fellow Republicans at the
Indiana Republican State Convention
that the previous administration had
created "a mountain Of oblisations'
and then he showed them that Mr.
Harding was conducting the govern.
ment for much less money. The Sen
ator's foxiness came In BY concealing
from his hearers the fact that the
Wilson administration had been mixed
up In some kind Of . war.
Senator Watson, seems to think that
Republican administration II entitled
I" credit for conducting the govern
ment on slightly cheaper basis in
time Of peace than a Democratic ad-
,miniftration did In the greatest war Of
oil history.
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BREED FOR THE Slee PRIZE

BREED FOR THE slss PRIZE
ReNount Service Agent J N wy
man will give 800 in prizes for the
three best colts by Ashton from Grade
mares
Money divided $50, $50 and so. To
be judged at Rio Blanco County Fair,
1928.
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Special sale on housedresses ant
Ladies' Coveralls.
3e1l.17 The. rosscry
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Dr. }. r. Riddle, specialist In dr.
eascs of the eye. ear, nos and throat
Glasses fittsd. Glenwood Springs. Il
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BROMo-FEBRIN win care your
cold. Try 1t. At sTRHLKEs.
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Another trouble with the rising gen.
GRAFTON Is that it objects to early ris-
Ing
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AiEEKER GARAGE.

J jc17-jy7
You can contract cold at auys SEA
ION. Check and cure It BY using
sIRhEtKE's BROMO- FEBRlN.
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Gage Hats received weekly
THE TOGGERY
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product. Admitting this propositior
Senator Underwood said:

"If you were writing tarin bill on
the protective theory. certainly. That
is what 1 am complaining about. II
would not be 80 II you were writing q
bill on the revenue theory. OF course
II you would write 1t on the revenue
theory and proceeded to pct high
tax on the raw material and . low tax
on the finished product you might
cause serious injury; but II You were
writing It from the standpoint Of .
revenue duty. you would not be 70
foolish a. to put these Unreasonable
taxes ON at all.
However. when you write It from
the standpoint Of protection You have
not only to protect the home manu-
facurer and producer from foreign
competition bat you have to protect
him against you own acts, against
your own legislation, because he will
he ruined II you proceed to tax his
raw material and do not give him
compensation for It. As You admit,
Of course. that Is the theory ct protec-
tlon. and what we protest asainst II
that In order to carry out this theory
you have to pile tax after tax on the
mass Of the American people.
IF you would Just wipe the desks
clear and forget that you were going
to try to build these industries up on
stills and let them como down to q
natural competitive basis this crest
country could exist and Thrive and
prosper without this great burden. But
under your system you put tax on
the American people primarily for
some individual who wants to exploit
the people behind = tariff wall" ~
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G. Q. r. MIRR0Rs OF CoGREss

=.
Little broenefs OF the rrontees
IRON : spesch oy uinord iinenot
at Cambridge mass, fresioent'ai
Crane, Harding. Watson. and their
like. and penroae the flower, If tbe
flock. are the little brothers Of tire pro
iteers. They believe In money lirst
and human welfare, IL At all. long
afterward. without such men as
these the great monopolies could never
have been formed. Monopoly handled
by big business IL the fundamental
reason for the exorbitaut cost Of Ny.
ing. To make the cost Of living hishsr
is the reason and the purpose of mon.
opoly, and reactionaries In Consress
and in the legislature Of every state
are the tools big business use to that
end. No wonder the people are asainst
them. y
"Yesder Monde,l,s Joh tn Ri1 FIR
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-06-24

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