davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

GongreB uno ben gunIh G6ino ,.
OaB inn 0as Aedlt. ieinc 36ue feit=
3uiebet, mieoerge1e6en luer0e, ridt.
uu0 peritono iidl oo}u, China ocri
iapaniid}en gIan ouiiu3lpin9eu. 0ab
es MIR eineu sou ron ) @rocent oes
@ertbes nnf ale Ginfithr erhehen
f0nne gs uur0e Elm un6eitinlute5
&eripreden gcmndt. 6dB China sll
elmer ipdteren Belt GrIaubniB erbol
ten peroe. oie ,3oae nuf ~ 9roccut
ST erhohen Ter uripriinqlidle nnie.
ricaniid)e Gorihlaq 3ouc bou t21b
&rocent 5u erIaubeu. pur0e iaGen
acldiien
lie SoroerliHs, 6ob man China
@creftigfeit pioerfobrcu Iaiie, mar
IN eiuem uon Senator Sing pom
llta6 eingereidlteu 9eihliliic enthaI.
teu. in Dem geiaqt MIRO. oaB Ser sc.
not ireeno ein 9oreehen ooer gsro.
aralHm miRbiIliae, 5as bepuedc Sic
eoliiife llnn6h1uqiateit Ghiu1's slt
beeintrdttiaeni ooer China 6in6ere.
oie @erpaItlil,1 oes @on6es ooer iei.
ne finaneieaen an1elegcnheiten naf'
eiaeHem grnciien etnGtritten. Is
Ianae oies iid NIT Sem 89lterredte
oertrage
,Sm Gapitcl ,uur6e offer ertIart.
6aB. perr 0ie 9eialniie besiiglidI
Der hiHeiifheH 3ore alrired7t er51l-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Srpt nnS anrtoffcln tilcner in
ScntidlIan6.

Berlin. 9iaaOem Die Ginmob.
nerihoit GeutidIano's crit fitr5Ilh
ourh Die 9iodriht uon elmer no6c
beporitebenOen Grbobung Des grot-
prciies in auire9ung oeriebt norOen
mar. uerOen iebt nod 5rpei fur, auf.
eitlnoerioIgen0e @rb69uugen ser
aartoiielpreiie fir auern1dIte 3eit
IN 4usiidlt 9eIteGt.
Ger bon Der 9legierilug anaeiette,
bis iebt aeltenoe 6oditoreis fir Qar-
toffelu 1T ieet idlou 1000 Brocent
iiber 0em |reis Dor Dem arieae
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

serihtIidlem @ege SIT ihlidltcu. Sim
thinning ao6 iih Die 9luiidt fun0,
Der 9ongreb ioae energiih porqeben.
foIls einSdieosgeridlt pcriaaen iou.
te. Gs pilroc Elm 9Illsidub ernannt,
Inn Die @naeIeaeubeit nit ben Sc.
cretdrcn 9aoi5, SCORER mo &aaacc
5u beIpCeden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
gIat6en 0es GinluanOernnasasietes

Stem g)orf. Die ginualloe-
rlmgsbeh0roen pon gdis ssslGno lie.
SEN 6rnu Dioniiio 3oleDasfa, Die
II ,5abre lang in Chicago geIcbt
Bate lmo nuf Der 9liifrciie bon so.
len in geap Dorf eingetrofien mar,
nebit orei ibrer atnoer 3ur 2on0nn1
gu. ihloiien aber ibr iiingites 3 Ro-
nate aItes 5tino, oas in golen gebo.
rent lpur6c, aus, neil Die Quote go.
lens bereits iiberIdbritten mar.
2luf 8erpenoune me5rerer gsobI-
fahrtsgeieaidaften oronete Der
S6atonttsiecret1r nber Die 3uldi.
lung oes n+"Oe5 on uno perfiigte,
oaB fiiroerbin SamiIicn niht ourd)
Dos ginpanoerlmg geieB Gus ,noii.
oergeriiien per6en iolen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
@eroirater gIrst feisrt ~. @ebnrts.
tag.

Ter in lueiten areiien oes Diiiicl
oorfcr 8iireeribums bOhnngeiebene
@eh. 5anitotsratl Or. 5oiepb Biz
poaenbete ON 4 Der oas 70. Sebeus.
jnbr. BGbreno nab9u 5 2Snbr;ebn.
ten entialtete cr in gen. Stoot cine
ilberoMs ie1ensreihe or3tlihe Ib1.
tigfeIt Seine auf 0en adritasge.
bet Iiegenoen 9cFtre6arsen per0R-
nen 6eionbers ber0oree5obu 3n wgr-
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Der GOIlgrrb.

SGs ct. 9alurener SieiuaIIerweg.
SrOjeet Jest Dor Dem GOngref. -
tSarmer crbaIten @srtretuna in
DER Observation-Disclosures. - Die
Gutente SdJnIoen. SbrIitnug
fOrSert Sen. gicGOrmif che ben
@nrOpGern SH.feIeiitune sepGbrt
lueroe. - Ga 5Ollettc btantragt
nsue Sdllaht6aus lIutcrindlnng.
= Gingreifcn Ser &tsiernng in
bcn SdlIndtbanSitrtif pOn GOn.
gekabgeUrSneten .sefOrScrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
ti1ie Jnpan abriiitet.

gSHibingtUn, 3. s. I'm
3uidnncnbonQ nit Dem 9e-
ihluB ser gSoibingtoner Gonfe-
ren5 iibcr Ginihrdnfing Der
RiiintngerL 3uno;hit feline 9e.
itiumlu,gen ii6er 5lllJ5eugc 81
treiien, mcloet Elm GoniuIarbc-
ridt ans I<apan na6 @ai6ing-
ton, OaB in Ser 9tGbe pon 9}o.
gona, I5apnn, mt &aitfe oieieS
25ahres cine ,Sabrif fcrtigge-
ItcQt ucrben ioQc, Die imItanoe
iei, iabrIidb 600 55lugjcugc ber-
5ititeaeu. 9luBer0em ioa BORT
etne 5eitiueilig geidlOiiene
,5IiegeriduIe lpieoer eroffact,
un0 an onoeren Crten neue
oerartige Sdulen cinqerid)tet
weroen,
(im 3uiaulneltbana nit oie-
Ter Mcloung miro oaran erin
merit, onb in Der @aibin0toncr
Gonfercn3 &apan benliibt mar.
bei oen geitintnlngeu iiber
tSlottenitarfe moglid)It oicle
ifIug5ellg QIutterid)ifie 6clpil-
Ii8t 81 befommen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Die nuffene sbar@ in Ghina.

@aIbinatuu, ,. IS. - 9etrcifS
Der Golitif Der offenen 5biir, in
China puroe Dem &Ienar 9lu5id)uB
Der 8 @Gd)te elm Gorihlog bon
Staatsiecret0r 6ugbes porgelegt,
Der Die grneluutng einer internatio-
isaIen Gomn1iiiion uoriiebt. rueI6e
Die in China beiteben0cn Gonceiiio-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
cIMte : ttIeIeeI, fSrSerte
$4,000 Q)pisr in
1921

Chicago. Sn elmer i'll Gbi-
cago BON Siherbeits 9eamten
aus allen &beilen 0es 2nnOe5
obaebnltenen &eriammllun9
muroen Statiltifeu porgele9r
nadl iuel6cn i'm Sabre 1921
10000 bis $4,000 9erionen
ipabridcinIid) udber Der b0be.
rem 3abl, po!n 9IutomobiI &C.
tootct puroen. Die Sdabing
ltiiet lid nuf gcrolcihe ser
3ablen pom Sabre 1920 nit
9erihten iiber 1921 aus PER-.
id)ieoencn Sto0tcu uno 5toa.
ten. SSn Sabre 1920 murOen
uueef0br 1000 Gerionen
olrh nas 9IutnmobiI oetootet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
elrbcitslNiiofcit in Scr
6miiabinc.

gSaIbington, .. 6. 2ic 9(r.
beitsloligfeit I'M 2on0e lit icit oem
/. HSomor beoelttcn0 ihlinmcr gcs
iporoen. mic 0anbeleiecret1r 0oouer
mittheitc Ole llriad)c liegt in ser
iiblihen @ei6GftsfIoubeit nad oen
sSeiertagen. Cine @eiierimq IoQ int
4R0r3 5u enparten ieiu.
9lr6citslOicuelcuS in GbicaaO.
Chicago. 5n Gbicago iiuo TO-
600 g}dnner mitteGlo9 mo tretcn
tagein tngau5 ouf Der Srd)c uah Pr
belt oa8 StroBeapiloiier, m1breno
1000 nahtS i'm 6reien campirclt
miiiien. ipie elm Gomite ser itaOti.
id)en 9lrbeitSIoienconniiiion beridl-
tetc. 9ic Gpmnriiiion bei6IoB, Inn
cine 9cmiaigung pon $4,000 nad.
5ltiudeu. um ltdOtiidle Yoairbduier
ea5iiridteu. uno ben 2tootrotb an.
.saiaeben. fiir ole arbeitsloleu 0b,
buhlopn oie Is itaotiiden 9aoebdu-
icr sil lffnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
21eitc 8eeicrstte tm 5r'
Ioiic olla 1sMScr.

Snblin. Die Northumberland
in ,Srlano. iomeit iie in SGuocn Der
britiidcn 9eb0r0en in Dublin Cattle
lag, mlroe am 0lontag Der pont
8arlnment BON Siio.Srlon0. nnh
HatificiunQ ocs onglo-iriidlcn &crs
trays ernnnnten prouiioriiden 9e.
gierimg pon ,Srlon0 ilbergcbcn
Die britiihen 9eboroen boben
0ublin Cattle, Oen Sit Der britiihen
Regierltng in Srlano, Der neuen 9le.
gierliug iibergebcu uno ioiort nit
Dem 9I6gug Der britiiden Gruppen
begonnen, Der m0gli6It beLbletmigt
meroen iou
9lagemeine 9lmncitic erl0ncn.
aonig @ecrg bat aGri iriidcn po.
litiiden CSeionaenen 2lmneltie ae.
m0brt. 3ic 3abl Der our6 Den is.
nigIid)en grlaB in 6rcibeit aeiesten
,5rldn0er lit qendu 1000 Dorlns
ter iino 26, Die oes D}oroes ibuloig
beiin0en, mo t21, 0ie neS Mor0.
perfuhs itberfiibrt porocn tDoren.
Grnite SGtairrupbe etnltiDcilen
nbgemenbct.
Gin ouf lebten Somstog onbe'
raimtter aageneiuer Streif oil oI-
len 9obnen in G5rlano, Ger $4,000
9rbeiter betroffeu baben uno elmer
notionalen aatoitropbe Oargeiteut
6aben rpiir0e, 1T, Dorldufio meniq.
items, abgemenoet, inbem er Inn ei.
nen Monot perjd)oben puroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Srukc 3nna6mc Der sanferOtte.

gIcm gorf. 4abreno oes 2yab.
res 1921 iaQirten in Den Scr. St1a.
ten i'm &anjeu 1862 @eidaite. Sc.
rem DECENTRALIZATION }uiannlen lid
duf S627 t0t ,SS3 beIieien. Bob.
lunaseinlte!lituaen upu 9anfen mo
perionlide &anterotte nit mitae
3o6it, lpie pcn u. 6. I'm & Go be-
faunt gemaf)f iuuroe I'm uorher.
gehenoen Sahre pIroen S,Ssi gon.
ferotte angeinelOet un6 6eliefen lid
bic SerbinDIidlfeiten Der 9oRferot.
teure AM 1896, 12t .s05
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
SaS Grfidt
Der GrOe.

Der 6infInR ScS Glin0s anf bic
WcitaltnHe Der 9rOObsrilGdlr. -.
Sntereiiante @tittbciInnsrn cincS
9eiOcIbrr0er GrOieiiUr&. - SeSes
Glimn iibt icincn beiUnSeren Sin.
flnR aus. 9ludl III biitpriidJcr
3elt NOD ia bcubadltcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

Die gielitenauts Jranf Slo.
man BON CofIauo lmo Glton &. Ser.
iemon Oon 8eiion u. 20. iaHoen
ihrrerlr Eoo als abr ,5Iug5et4 ans
einer oobe uon 1000 SUP ret 4cnia
cola, 5la., o5itIr3te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

3piiteu ben titrtiiden 9fatio
ndiliten uH0 DER llfraine rUurOe elm
,freanoidlaitsoertrag nbaeihloiien.
- Ter SB0ntlrq-ariie ir gsnih
iuaton ipegeH. orobt eine neue nc
pollution in China.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
a,tcb ScIeicu niinmtt JStn
Snu Mntcr Isimen $cbut:.

9Saris. Gin britiid -belgi
iher Gertraq, in mClhent 5roB-
britannien 8elgien I'M Sale ei-
nes 9(ngriff5 pollen S,hllB Der.
iprid]t, lit 5uitanOe gefommen.
mie Der 6eIgiide 9lusInnomini-
tier 2Sasper befonut mofte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
9ie ,Nbriiitnngs=
GOnferenS.'

|sI6fOmmen iiber Die yOffene SbHr"
in Gbinn. Sin beSenflitcr
Sunct 5n Gnniten Sapan'S. =
Sapnn's @ile in Se5ng anf 3Olle
6Eina nuf9eSlunnsen. - Sapnn
trei6t Gin idjlanes Spiel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

ncu elmer 9iepiiipn nlter5ieben ln6
bcitimmen ioa. Oh 0ieie GonceIlionen
nit bern 8rincip ser ooifenen Gbiir"
in 0ioeriprudl itebcn, Oeren 9efuu-
Sc aber euOgiiItig bon SEN perihieOe-
nen Reaierimgen gut9ebeiBen pers
Sen miiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Sinsreifsn Der Sieaiernus in Oeu
5flaflthaRsitreit beiirmOrtet

IN ciucr Goniereu BON etDo 30
eougreBabaeorbuettu lmiroc beihioi.
len 0ahin 5i itreben, oaB Die Regie.
rltng periuden joQe, 0eu 5treif Der
SAi Eht5ausaHgereGten ouf itieos.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Gunfercu5 5luingt Gbinn @iaen ia
pans in @esug az 3Ole anf.

3rpiidea DER 9lbriiitluasconie-
reua lno Dem Gonareiic lit cS 81 eli.
lten arad gefomluen Gie Comic
renj nnbm 3mei 9eihIiiiie ou birh
Die China oa5 Hedt nbgeiproden
miro, icine eigenen 8arifgeicbc 3u
crlniien. Sofort fam pom Capitol
bie eSorOerimq. 0oB Die Ser. 5taaten
bel elmer iOIfen ungered)tfertigten
Gimniihlung in bic iouperdnen ged)-
te Der ;fineiiiden 9ie8ierlmg ni6t
Die &nno I'M Spiele boben oiirften
@fbcr Die Gonfercn5 beadtctc 0en
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22
Gin aefahrlidler Nafen.

Der 8oriflng bat nber einen Gil-
berlt qefdbrliAen Soafen ourh Die
oarin entbalteueu geitimmungen
NaB iolhe GntLheioimgen riidmir=
tenoe Strait baben ioaeu, ga Ooourh
cine 9lnerfenming Ser iopatiicben
Gonceiiionen 5biir unO 5hor geofi.
llet peroen 0iirften
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-01-22

Senator ga 6oaettc (giep.) pon
@iscouiiu reidte i'm gunoesienat
cine Reioiution elm. ipetfe cine neue
llnteriud7unq Der Sdlabt6onsi1on.
itrie rerlnna..
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30
NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPILE
TI0N OF WORKS AND APPLICA-
TON OF WATER TO BENZ
FICIAL USE.

Notice is hereby given that at
1890 a. m. on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1922, at Rocky Bar, County
OF Gilmore, State of Idaho, before
Frank e. Stevens, notary public,
proof will be submitted of the COM
pletion of works for the diversion of
10 cubic feet per second of the wa
tiers OF Steele Creek, and of the ap-
plication to beneficial use of said
water in accordance with the terms
and conditions Of Permit No. 15451,
heretofore issued by the Commits
sloner of Reclamation of the State
of Idaho.
!. The name and postoffice address
of the person or corporation, holding
SAID permit, are William A. Nixon,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
2. Said works of diversion will be
fully completed on the date set for
such completion, and the amount of
water which said works are capable
OF conducting to the place OF use, in
accordance with the plans accom-
panying the application for such per-
NIT, is 10 cubic feet per second.
q. The use to which said water has
been applied is mining, milling and
power purposes and the amount ap-
piled to beneficial use is 10 cubic feet
per second.
a. The place where said water is
used is at the mill located N. 45o u.
ESQ feet from mouth of Steele Greek |
8. The date of priority which said |
user is prepared to establish is March |
z5. 1922.
W. G. SWENDsEN.
Aug. 11-Sept.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30
IDAHO INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW FOR WEEK

Idaho peach crop to total 242,000
bushers. Sugar beet crop to average
IL to Ia tons to acre.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

Arco-Lava Greek district reports
much mining activity.
Murray-Power line for Paragon
mine completed.
$4,000 available for building Ka-
miah-Nez Perse road.
Newdale-$42,000 contract let for
enlarging and lining with concrete
the main canal of the Canyon creek
irrigation district, which comprises
about 1000 acres.
Boise-Contract let for construc-
tion of hatchery building at, Hay
Spur in Blaine county
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

IL to Ia tons to acre.
| Outlook for Occur d'Alene mining
district never so bright since the
war.
Kellogg-26O tons of lead ore
from Gladstone mine Melted $50
| ton.
| Independence mine shows 5 OF.
silver and 1877 per cent lead to the
ton.
Buhl school district shows saving
of $4,000 below last year.
Moscow school levy IA mills as
against Is mills last year.
Bridges, $250,000, and road build
Ing, $1,000,000 for northern Idaho.
Valuation Latah county reduced
$S48,S53.
Orofino-Continental Oil COM |
pany building distributing station.
Melba will ship over 5000 cars
potatoes before season in over.
State to construct five bridges i'm
Camas county.
Bosses school cost for 1929 is
placed at $443,551.55.
Nampa starts work on new paving
program.
Mackay-Republic Consolidated
Mining and Refining company, with
capital of 100000, Incorporated
Win erect $150,0O0 mill.
Hdano furnishes two4thirds of |
worlds pea seed.
Boise-Odd Fellows to build $40,-
300 temple.
Wallace-New wagon road COM
'leted from head of Slate creek to
Sailor Boy flats.
Boise-Contraot for new 100000
building at U. of |. to be
ct in September. Will be finished
n 1923.
Wallace-Preliminary work fast
'eing completed at Western Union.
Total assessed valuation of Idaho M
ounty, $12,360,021.
Salmon-$52,477.59 bid accepted
or cutting highway around Cleg- M
orn hill.
kellogg asks tax levy at Is mills.
Nine Mile--Idaho Wholesale COM
any to erect modern fireproof build
1g. =,
Wallace-Work being pushed on
innel at Galena Lake gulch. M
Black Cloud-Work may be re-
imed on Cuba property. Has been a,
appended since 1910. ~
ldaho's peach crop estimated at al
$4,000 bushels.
Payette lets $1,000 school house a,
,ntract. @.
$4,000 Orofino-Greer road con- -.
act to be let. Will shorten dis &
nee from IS to 5 miles. I
Lewiston-New fireproof ware Z
'use OF Oregon Packing Co. nearly /
'mpleted.
Payette receives six cans Rainbow {
out from government hatchery at +
,zenran, Montana. I
Saltese-Wilson Mining and +
nelting company planning to ex- !
nd tunnel. :
Lewiston--New Lewis-Clark hotel !
IL soon be finished. T.
Orofino-$25,00O contract let for !
lbert hill road. T.
Nampa orders $50 cars for pota- I.
IS. i
ore chute opened I.
on Lookout property.
Paris-Phosphate mine again re- !
ming operations after two years. I.
aneSs =.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

Crops grown on Boise reclamation
project during ten-year period, 1912
1921 had total cash values of $780,
916,O16.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

Better commercial printing at The
Republican office at better than out
of-town prices.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

Rigby-Utah Power & Light COM
pany to build new power line from
Menan station to St. Anthony.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

Occur d'Alene-Contract let for
Wolf Lodge-Squaw Bay link of
North and South highway. To cost
approximately $250,000.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-08-30

A big assortment OF
School Tablets, Com
position and Spelling
Books, Pencils, etc.
A bigger and better
Tablet than ever for
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
JAPAN INDUSTRY
SUFFERS RESULT
DEPRECIATION
Dividends Drops From Thirty
Four to Fourteen Per Cent
During Past Year.
YBy Associated Pressl

TOXIC, April 25.-(By Mail.,-The
unfavorable economic position of ia.
pan at present shown by the decrease
in the specie reserves abroad, the
decrease of deposits and increase of
advances, the adverse trade balance
and the reduction of dividends paid
by chief industrial concerns from
an average Of "a per cent to IA
per cent, a low figure here, con.
tinues to occupy the minds of the
bankers At meeting of the Bank
ing Syndicate held here on April
2lst, Junnosuke Inouye, president Of
the Bank Of Japan, warned his col
leagues against a restriction of ad.
vances to reliable concerns, while
Seichiro Kimura, vice-president of
the same bank warned the meeting
that the worst elimination Of the sit
uation could only be averted by the
most judiclous activity of the bank
ers
President Inouye said: Since the
bankruptcy of a certain Osaka spec,
ulator recently, the bankers in Osaka
have been naturally but unwisely in.
clined to refrain from investment
even in the enterprises of the most
reliable character. This nervous
tendency of the bankers seems to
be beginning to mark the attitude
of the Toxic bankers as well. Such
an injudicious restriction placed on
bank advances would prove no less
fatal than a bold attempt to invest
in enterprises of dangerously specu,
lative nature, and would on,y aggra.
vate the existing economic condi-
ton"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
GEE BING WAS
READY START
DOPE BUSINESS
AIighted From Morning Train
With Stock OF Goods, But
Lands in County Jail

Gee Bing, a Chinaman, who de
cided upon engaging in business in
Tonopah, did not even get good
start He got started with a stock
of morphine and opium, but never
threw upon the doors of his place
Of business, due to the activity of
Officer Chester Carroll. who took
Bing and his stock of goods into
custody as he alighted from the
southbound train this morning at
$50 o'clock.
Bing had been to Reno, after
sizing up the situation in Ton0pah,
and declaring the field here ripe for
a lucrative business. he purchased
quite a stock of narcotics and then
boarded the train last night. The
fact that he was possessed of quite
large quantity of dope became
known, so the story goes, to a rail
way official, who in turn whispered
his discovery to Officer Carroll as
the train stopped in Tonopah, Bing
was Immediately nabbed by the Off
Ger, and hustled off to the police
station where a search of his eff
fects disclosed a large quantity of
morphine and opium. He was then
transferred to the county jail and
warrant was issued out Of Justice
Cuddy's court, charging him with
violating the state narcotic law the
penalty for which, upon conviction,
is from one to ten years in state
prison.
Prosecution will be conducted un-
der the state law in view of the
fact that the evidence against the
defendant is considered most con-
vincing
The opium and morphine in Bing's
possession had been smuggled in
from Mexico and bore the Mexican
stamp. 1t consisted of 5000 5-grain
doses of morphine and 5000 doses of
opium, and has a value of $4,000
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
Much INTEREST
ISBEING Shown
CAMP TAYLOR
Storm Cloud Being Equipped for
Extensive Development by
Wingfield and Others

Camp Taylor is beginning to show
signs of real life, due to the sale I
the controlling interest in the Storm
Cloud group of claims to George
Wingfield and ]. Grant Crumley.
The premises are being fitted up
for an extensive campaign of de-
velopment, and within the next few
days everything will be in readiness
for the lowering of the shaft to
COED depth for the proving of the
persistency of the oreshoots, 1t is
proposed to equip the premises with
heavy headframe and install ma
chinery at an early date
Interest in the new camp is in
creasing and the prediction is freely
made that a real old fashioned min
ing boom is in the making, Owners
of property by location have either
started development os are making
ready to do so, and great activity
should manifest itself within shor.
time. The district is making one OF
the most remarkable showings that
has been called to the attention Of
the people of southern Nevada in
three years, and the fact that George
Wingfield has become interested will
cause large operations to follow on
a number of properties that are max
ing splendid surface showings,
A. H. Lowry, manager of the Gold
field Consolidated Mines company,
and a representative of Mr.. Wing
field, visited the holdings yesterday
In company with Mr.. Crumley and
George B. Thatcher, and was well
pleased with the showing that is
resulting from recent development.
As soon as a permanent camp has
been established number OF men
will be given employment, and the
growth of the new district promises
to be rapid.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
HOOVER TAKES
ACTION PRICE:
FOR spot COAL
Assumes Responsibility in Mat
ter During Continuance OF
Strike of Miners
ny Associated PressI

WASHINGTON, May 3l-secretary
Hoover has assumed responsibility
for fixing a reasonable price on spot
coal during the continuance of the
present coal strike. At the opening
conference here OF union and non
union operators in the producing
fields, Hoover declared any agree
ment between the operators looking
toward fixing a price on coal, even
though in the interest of the public,
will be illegal
Hoover's suggestion was approved
by A. NJ. 0gle, president of the Ma
tional Coal Association, The secre-
tary announced the appointment Of
an advisory committee to begin meet
lngs at once with committees repre-
senting the operators in various dis
tricts. Quick action was urged in
order that the coal price situation
might be met at once.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
Train ROBBER
IN JAPAN GETS
whole NICKEL
Lone Bandit Boards Coach and
at Point of Revolver Com.
peIIS Surrender VaIuabIes

lby AhAOclateu EFeBsI
TOXIC, May S1-What police say
was the first lone bandit" train hold.
up in Japan, recently was effected on
a train just outside of Toxic with a
net profit to the bandit of an equiva-
lent American nickel The highway,
man entered a crowded third class
car, turned down the lights and at
the point of revolver demanded the
passengers hand over their money
and valuables. One victim had just
complied with the contribution of
ten yen. about five cents of Ameri-
can money, when the train stopped,
and the robber escaped through n
open window
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-05-31
PAYMENT BACK
INTEREST NOW
THOUGHT NEAR
International Committee of the
Bankers TO Meet Mexican
Secretary Treasury
INTEREST IS LONG OVERDUE
National Debt Is Approximately
Seven Hundred Million and
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