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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-05
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
BEAVER LAKE CON.
HAS SOME FINE ORE


For some time the Beaver Consolidat-
cd Mining company operating in the
Beaver Lake district, Beaver county.
has been finding some excellent ore.
but the specimens that a. r. Palm,
secretary and treasurer OF the COM
pany, has Just brought back 60 Provo
with him are by far the best. Accord
ing to tho chief engineer az the prop
crty the company is advancing to a
state that promises "a great future.
IL De- declared that after the lS-inch
vein OF ore pinchcd out in the shaft
90 n depth of 100 feet. the shaft was
pushed through 10 feet OF very hard
granite. After penetrating this Tho
lead was picked up again and within
the past 10 feet the vein has widened to
two feet of excellent ore that is easily
mined.
While Mr. Palm was al the property
he says he picked out half a ton Of
ore ln less than two hours. In the
drift they have % three foot vein Of
highly mlncralizcd tale. with tho dip
Of the ore body assuming the perpen-
dicular rapidly the management thinks
that a large body OF ore r. close at
hand. Mr. Palm declares that the rich
ore that is now being found will bring
from $500 10 $1,000 net r. car.
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CONCENTRATES.

The drift on the 400-foot level Of the
Ely Consolidated Is said % now be in
fun face of 4 per cent copper ore. The
drift is following q contact, the Objec-
tive point being a cross-hssure 200 feet.
ahead.
The Florence Goldheld company has
posted a Decent dividend payable oct
%. This makes a total disbursement OF
$3.50 900 The Consolidated Florence and
Combination Fraction dividends will be
payable in 80 days, totaling A,26Sooo.
The Mountain Dell Mining company
is opening a big NINE according 70
Manager J II. Wootton OF American
Fork. tie declares that the company
Is encountering the same formation on
the 300-foot level that was gone through
before striking ore on the 200-foot level.
Alta special meeting Of the stocl1hold-
ers of the Phoebe Demijohn Mining
company yesterday IL was voted 10 in
crease the capital stock OF the com
pany from $50. 900 shares at 81 each, to
1000. 900 shares OF the same price. The
company now has 1900 shares IN the
treasury which viii be increased by the
10000 shares Of new stock
Control OF the Selma Consolidated
Mining company IN North T1ntic, which
has been held by T. r. Cutler and
Jesse Knight has passed into the hands
OF a crowd headed by n. A. Leach a
Nevada mining man. and Charles Tying,
who made a fortune In leasing in Amer
lean Fork canyon. Al meeting OF
the stockholders yesterday the follow
ing officers we're elected; Charles Tying,
president; ". A. Leach. vice presidents
oscar W Carlson, secretary and treas
urer; ~ r. Morgan, J.. {. Peterson,
John Anagyros and j. G. Jensen.
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STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES WEAK

New York. oct. 5-The stock market
today opened irrceulqr and tho nriccs
were traditional Union Pacific was on
a. Fractional gains wore made by Erie
and New York Central. United States
steel and the metal group generally on
"a shade. Pacific Telephone improved a
point
The opening hesitation wore of and
there was "a BRISK rise In which the Nor
gan stocks were the leaders 81. Paul
Baltimore a Ohio. New. YORK Central and
the Fries rose ! 90 ~ above yesterday \
closing. United States steel, Union Pa
cinc and other stocks which had been
heavy, also returned 20 above last
nights close
A bear raid In United STATES Steel
threw the market into confusion Tor a
time. United States steel under Hood
Of selling orders dropped from 9ilS TO
500. Tho general metal group and some
OF the active railroad stocks also slump
ed badly. Union Pacific and Rcpub-
lio steel gave way ~ points. Read
ing. Chesapeake a. ohio. the ST. Louis
southwestern stocks. Anal gamated Cop
per United States steel preferred and
American Smelling l. supporting orders
were rushed in for United states Steel
and It's rally Of points pulled up the
list strongly and the market was holding
well at II O'Clock.
Prices wavcred on the first recovery
but moved upward again more steadily.
New York Central rose strongly TO lla
over last night and some other stocks
rallied TO their previous high leyel Trad
ing fen on again at the high level.
Bonds were irregular
limited states steel commenced 10
WELD again after noon ana lost about n
noint Of its rally. Later on when the
Erie and New York Central shares
showed renewed strength the list hard
oned bit but the trend was downward
apain around / O'Clock Chicago & Al
ton preferred advanced ~
The close WAS weak and excited CAL
money rose 90 per cent and removed
liuuidation Of stocks forced prices 70 the
lowest level OF the day Reading mon
paci0c. 1t Paul and Great Northern
ore Certificates declined 2ia 10 34, Louis
vile a Nashville and Great Northern
preferred and Delaware & Hudson and
many Of the most active speculative
issues ! 20 TAG. L. S. steel tell TO 70
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stocks
NEw YoRK CoppER cLosE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Cumberland Ely. 7a71s; Giroux
Con, 9is ass; Nevada Con. 24is q
2fA Nevada Utah, l%Ml 1916; Nip
issing i& 012: Tennessee COP. 36M37;
Utah Copper, 49d49is Davis DAILY, 50
as; Dominion Copper 3G7: Ely Gem
trail, 1ssd1ih, Ely Consolidated. ESQ
35. Furnace Creek. 2n5: Greene G
& 5. Com. 4NS; Mitchell. I t-16n3-l6
Montgomery Shoshonc, Ia az: Nevada,
Smelling, I ii-16miN; silver Queen,
a60 40; Silver Leaf l5Nl7 King Ed
ward "a Is Foster Cobalt. 4S652;
FL Rayo. 2am2ia; Cobalt Central 500
S01a Mckinley Darragh 90m95: Tintlc
Mining, 203; Gibraltar 2d3; Ray
Con-. 1875 di9H Ohio, ~ gS; Celia,
SdSh; Inspiration. Z 5-l6G7. 7-i6:
First Natl, Copper. Ha6ss Boston
Cons. 144i G15h Yukon Gold, Ok a
81 North Butte Extension. GAS;
Miami Copper. l5A dl6, y. 3. Gas. Ia
IL Penna Wyoming. 3a6. Brader
32s asa Ray Central. rs az S-16:
Newhouse, 308h.
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san TRANCIsco MARKET.

James a. Pollock a Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:
Co81sToCK.
ophir. 1C4al so. Mexican. l.57hG 1.eO;
Gould q curry S bid con. Va, I asa
l.TA saNRge m062. Hale g. Norcross,
660G1, yellow Jacket. t.550 .51h. Belch-
o.. 100 asked. Confidence. 1870 10:
Sierra Nevada. 6iN62: EXchcauer 81
bid. Union. Sass; Chollar 30 asked;
roNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah. 100 bid: Mao
Tonopsh belmont IS bid. Tonopah
North star 8 asked; Rescue asked
Jim Butler HOE
GoLDFIELD.
Jumbo Ext. rs bid, Booth lOUl: Blue
Buu. sac. Adams l12, silver Pick l2n
i8. Blue Bell. aQ0. Lone star. 4 asked
ORC @ asked. Atlanta, ma l8' Gt, BEND
sac. Red TOP Ext. SUi. Florence
ASIA bid; Goldheld Daisy sau; Comb.
Fraction. 5lNM. o. BEND Ext. 2 asked
o. Bend Annex. 2 asked. kewanos,
al. Portland bid; Crackeriack. 2 bid
r. Mohawk. 5 bid Red Hills. asked
Y. Tiger 8 asked, Goldheld Con- s.6.n
4 90. p'neld Triangle. 7 hid, q. %. j.,
S bid; Florence Ext lu2
BULrFRoG
National Bank la2. Mayaower Cons.
i2Wfi Montgy Mt, aHi. Homcstakc.
asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons 405. Dexter . bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Falrylew Eagle. Nc bids Nevada INNS
NJ bid. Eagles Nest 8 bid Round Noun
tain. 81 bid. Rawhide Coalition 3 bid
Balloon Hill, . bid.
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ORIGIN OF THE REoRGANIzED
CHURCH AND SUCCESSION.

A book OF 40 pages showing tho lat
ter-day apostasy
This book is Invaluable and indis-
pensable to missionaries and an other
students OF Church history. II deals
thoroughly with the origin OF the Re
organized church and conclusiYely
proves Il 90 be of apostate sources, al
30 that that church has departed from
the doctrines OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith and now attacks them ylndic-
lively. denying many OF the principles
~ the gospel The book also treats
tho Succession m the Presidency and
elbows that PRESIDENT BRIGHAM
YOUNG WAS PROPERLY oRDAlN-
ED TO LEAD THE CHURCH.
30 Elder Joseph h Smith. Jr
just published by the Dessert News
Cloth binding per copy 30 cents, IN
paper 80 cents
SEND ORDERS TO THE DEsEREI
frNfNS TnOE eTrFF
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LIVESTOCK.


Chieapo oct b.-Cattle-Receipts. es-
timated at 500: market steady. Beeves.
4 lOTs5 So. Texas steers. S.Sb4bl0; west
ern steers. i.O0U1 90 stockers ana reed
ers 3.l5m5.25; COWS and helfers' %l"w
900: calves 7.00d9.00 49,.
Hors~Receipts estimated At 1000;
market shade lower. Lights .4sas %;
mixed. 7.mdS.35: heavy, 1,s6ds. d5'
rough, 45d7 20; good TO choice heavy.
77oos.S pigs. sS@7.2h' bulk OF sales
sbeenN Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market weak Native. 3.6oH 800. western
3.eSGa. 10: ycarlings. i.eon6 co. lambs, ma
tive. s25H7.a0; western, 4.5Q4i -
II appears that the authorities came
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct. seattle Receipts,
ls.O00: market strong Native steers
S5a5 q; native cows and neiter rs 800
, EOsg9 55. calves, 3.5n1-S, western
steers. S.e5@875; western COWS 2.'Sa
Hoes-Reeeipts 1900; market !
GXo. heavy. 7.s0Qs.lo; packers and
butchers. I75GSo6; lights l'0a1'"i
'ss5eep~R Receipts. 1900 market steady
Muttons. 4.&Q6.oo; lambs, o,9 49, "a ~
range wcthers and yearhngs' a'vVaS''V
range ewes, S.25pSo.
OMAHA.
south omaha. oct. 5.-Cattle- Receipts
coo. market steady. Native steers o.vog
| a al cows and heifers' 3.oo4o'zo. san
49,. oolfs 90. stockers and feeders. SO
| ass. calves, S.2G6 IS; bulls. stays. etc
| 275d4.75. -. ...,.o, ,,,aat 4,
Hogs Receipts, 5000 market WEAK = :
e. a. iiebts. I. I0a7 -: pigs, $500 30
bulk of sales, l.i5Ul- ~ 49,. -. a.,
sbeep-Recelpts goo; market STEADY "
| YearIags. 4sOd5.oo: wetinners' 40 f""7''"
| ewes 8.75GA25; lambs. 6'"g''uo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-05
Will EouIp PROPERTY.
Activities to he Increased at Foster
Property at Phoebe.

-. y Houtz returned from Phoebe
yesterday where he has been inspect
ing the recent disclosures in the Foster
property. in which he is the heaviest
stakeholder he says that il Is true
that the shaft on the lime hill at the
property has encountered four feet of
ore. but that not all Of IL Is high grade
material MT Houtz returned with
some line looking specimens taken from
the shaft Each sample shows hign
grade silver values. In most of them
there are strong showing8 of chloride
and bromide Of silver. To one unused
90 the ore 10 looks almost impossible
that il does not contain a good per
centage of copper IL is declared that
there is not even trace of copper.
II has always been the theory Of
Phoebe people that ore would not be
found on the Foster property as II was
not In the quartzte, where all the other
big mines Of the district had been
made shortly after the first Of the year
Alex Goliath OF salt Lake city became
interested in the property and sue
ceeded IN getting Judge Houtz interest
ed. After thoroughly prospecting the
territory for about four months Mr..
Goliath began sinking a shaft on the
Quartzite iissure that appears TO have
come up through the lime and can be
traced for 2.l00 feet through the prop
erty In some places this assure is 10
feet wide and along the entire strike Of
the VEN values nave been secured
Mr.. Hcutz has had a number OF as
says MADE from the specimens taken
out OF the shaft, which at the time
Judge HOutz left had only reached a
depth OF 40 feet. The lowest assay made
ran "A ounces In silver II per cent lead
and several dollars In gold. The high
| est assay made was 10s ounces in silver,
| % per cent lead and 1920 in gold.
| Late last night Mr. Houtz receive
| word from Mr. Goliath that the new
| shaft, just started about 300 feet lower
! down the ridge. had struck chlorides
| This showing was made at a depth
/ OF about 10 feet
! The property is now TO be equipped
with machinery so that prospecting
and development work may be car
ried on faster. Mr. Houtz and Mr. Col
| bath have been working slowly for
the purpose Of being certain. Now that
they have reached conclusion rela-
tive to the property they will waste no
time in pushing the work.
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posroN COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock g. CO.. bankers ana
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire today:
Ely Con. 2SQ30 BeFole. 2iaQ3, Bos-
ton Ely. lfs0l1-lG. Cumberland Ely
7r-l60l 3-l6, First National 6A 9-lG.
Rh Coalition, 2iN21; Ray Con, $50
isl. Leaf 1915 Chino, ThNs. ella
SQSat. h. a. T.. 25030. cob. Cent. 300
s2. Davis Daily 5T06. CT CON- 6itW
6ll-i6. Majestic. s6Nss New Utah,
ill-l60iAi Raven. 6A065, Shattuck
e2nW. queen, 31n39. chief Console
dated. iM0l $40 Inspiration, 7A01hi
East Butte. uh0uh q. g.. com. 56is
n56T. pr. 81 pfd.. 30a8ia a.. a A. lO2
ni03. Cent. $4,000. Cop Range, 70is0
l9N. 3D. Coaln., 25n25hi a. a.. l0A "a
iOM. Nevada Gonp 24Q2ih Ola DOM
6Aa54ts. santa Fc. lH02h Tenn. Cop.
85nu86is Utah CON- l34t3hi Corhin.
uAHua, G.rouN 9hN9h, Lake 3l0
s3h Miami i5h0l6. S a ~. l5#w5h.
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ToDAYs MONEY MARKET

New York, oct. Money on call
strong and higher 4d6 per cent.
Ruling rate, closing bid and offered
at g. Time loans fairly strong and
fairly active; so days. 464h per cent;
30 days and six months. 4k@4ts. Prime
mercantile paper. 4i1Gf5 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange easier with actual bust
ness In bankers bills az 4.s4G4. 81 10 for
eO-day bills. and at 4s5.45 for demand.
Commercial bills. 4S3Is G4s3lz.
Bar silver, 51ia.
Mexican dollars. 80.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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WILL sUMMERvILLE LOST.
lsnecIal to ID 80

Especial 20 The News)
Provo. oct BON saturday VIII
Smnmerynlo OF American Fork, left
home with La Verl Adamson. 10 go
hunting. on sunday morning they
separated. Adamson taking the team
over the road and summerville going
on foot through the fields 10 meet his
friend on the road later That was the
last seen OF him. Adamson looked for
him an day and returned home al
night and reported Summerville lost.
Posses have been out searching the
country Tor him. but no trace Of
him has been found and Il Is feared De
was drowned or has accidentally shot
himself Re was about 22 years OF age.
and has a wife and one child.
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PITCHnITNDT N EMERY.

Castle Dale. oct 5-smce Tho papers
have been printing so much about pitch
hlende ore, II BE- called 90 mind that
there are mountains of ~ ln Emery
county Ira r. Browning and oscar
beehe have had "a mountain nj This ore
located FOR several years past They
have had n tested and know that N rs
the right stun They hHpe refused an
offer of $4,000 for their holdings Peter
Frandson also has a mine of lt. located
about eight miles northwest of Green
klEcr
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WOOL.


sT. LOUIS.
~ Louis. Oct 5.--WOol. steady Ter
STORY and western mediums, 2 q Is. nne
medium. 2Q4. fine, 1919.
BOSTON.
Boston, Oct 6-There Is a fairly good
movement IN the local wool market ana
while prices remain unchanged. dealers
are all holding 20 the high level. Loo
cal dealers look 10 continuance OF
values for six months.
Woods grading three-e lghths, both
domestic and foreign are IN brisk demand
while heeces are strongly held. II was
reported today that some contracts have
already been made for the 1910 clip.
There is a moderate demand for ore
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rINrIC CENTRAL GOES HIGHER
Stock Reaches High Point and Then
starts 20 go Down.

Tintie Central was again the feature 9i
the stock market this morning ana az
though the stock was boosted up 70 ll's
CENTS ID then started downward ana
closed al 10 cents. This r. the high-
est point the stock has reached IN SOM
time. ana Is declared 20 be due 70 the
fact that the SHAFT has struck the doio-
mite lime, which Is the making OF Or
In the Tintle district There we're more
buvinr orders for the stock this morn
ing and not so many evidences or
manipulation. During the regular SEES
sion 1900 shares we're disposed Of
Tho stock opened at 10 cents and graz
uolly moved up to llla cents. IL also
started at the high price on the open
board but dropped 10 10 cents Al me
close. During the open board lo,oV0
shares were sold
Ohio Copper enjoyed little burst OK
activity and considerable more stock
than usual changed hands. The stock
WAS slightly higher at the close Colo
RADIO was strong this morning ana was
back at 81 so az the close. Sioux con
suHdated showed a slight improvement
over Yesterdays price.
The total number OF shares sold on
tho board this morning was 6s.6se while
the amount represented by tho trans
actions WAS sl67d.27.
There WAS considerable more trad
ing on the curb market this morning
than usual Ulntah Treasure Hill went
az 50 cents FOR 500 shares Bingham
Central Standard showed considerable
activity and two 500 share lots went
over the rail al 20 cents and 2bM cents
Ohio Kentucky sold al 10 cents for a
600 share lot. Chief Consolidated re-.
ceived a bid OF $50 and was offered
AZ Si.75.
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OCTOBER CONFERENCE RATES

VIA oregon short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho points and Utah
points north OF ogden. oct l. 10 g.,
limited 10 oct no. From Utah points,
ogden and south Oct. 20 ., Inclusive.
limited 10 Oct ~. Scr agents
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Apex, ii5@47s. e. q 3D.. 6s0Gf665: c. NJ.
1890. ID. w. shQSM; CRANKY. 95 ask;
Ia sale. ifAdl5; Mexico Con. 4isG
SIS Mohawk, 60N62. n. b.. 60060it ,
Utah Copper. 4Sihm49
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son staples with sales OF No at ssrc
Pulled wool and the forei<n product
are both active.
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FORENOON SALES.
Colorado, 200 at l4Th
Columbus 100 at 75
East Tintic Development, 200 al 10.
1850 at sA
Lower Mammoth 100 az 80
Min. Lake, 900 al So; 1000 at o.
Ohio Copper 800 al AS, 100 at ass,
buyer 90; 200 at 447m 100 al 452h
buyer co. 200 at $50 buyer go. 100 at
AM buyer 80.
Scottish Chief. 800 at 4
Seven Troughs, 100 az 50
Sioux Con- 500 az 49, 100 at 10, seller
go. 100 at a.
South Columbus Con. 800 at 10
South Iron Blossom. 10 900 al ~
Tintic Central. 500 az 40. $500 at l0A
seller 60, 1900 al m, buyer 60; 5000 at
IL. seller so, $500 az ~ 1000 az III.
Victoria, 100 az t45
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado, $50. LAM. 200 al 80.
Columbus 400 al 75
Crown Point. 500 az So
East Tintic Development 800 at 10.
Indian Queen. 600 az 3h.
Sioux Con, 1000 al 70. seller 60; LOO
at 7s
South Iron Blossom. 5000 al "a
Seven proughs, 1000 at 81
TIntic Central 5000 al ma buyer so
1900 al m, seller 30. $500 at n; 1000 al
l0ls seller co. $500 al l0ia: 800 al 1914.
buyer 30, 1000 az 10, seller 60, 900
at 10
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REHABILITATION

AFTERNOON SALES.
Bullock, 500 at l.
Camp Bird 1000 az
Carsa. D. at 1905 go a. a.
Colorado a 200 az $50.
Or Point 300 an s.
b. Cr Point, 900 at lh.
p Tin Con. 900 at IA.
Cd Cen. 200 at $40.
Ind queen, $50 at @. 900 al 3h
Iron Blossom, 100 at l.l2ls
May Day 600 at 2l
Miller Hln 1000 at g.
New. Hnls. 100 at a.
Seven TrouEhs . 000 at Ss
Sioux con. 100 at l4
So. Iron Blossom. 1900 ht IA
Tin cent, 300 at 9i4 g 900 at %. s 000
al si,. 1000 at 3. seller go. 1000 at Sh
seller go
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X. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
ssi Atlas Ben tt7o. Res. sooi-z
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Pioneer Roonnes

sold. laid and guaranteed BY
T.AMuWnT PAPER 90
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NIGHT SCHOOL

NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS Wednesday, October q. iao.
bookkeeping. Shorthand
Business Arithmeuc' Typewriting
Penmanship, English
Mechanical Drawing. Etc.
Latest system. expert teachers. b.,,
equipped The demand by buyns.'
firms for our students IL never funv
supplied.
l. d. s. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-06
Great Wheat Area
In Central Oregon
r. 3. Wilcox Says 2,500,c00 Fertile
Acres Await Sett,ers-Refores-
tat'on Begun.

Portland, Oct. 4.-That Central Or
egol will within few years, double
he cereal crop of the whole Pa
ciIlic Northwest is the belief of The
odore B. Wilcox, pre- sident of the
cortland Flour,ng mills. When open
I'd up by the railroads now building
N immense acreage will be thrown
)pen to wheat raisers.
'In Central Oregon" said Mr.. Viii
cox, there are millions and millions
If acres Of land which, unless l am
greatly mistaken, I'm the nature of the
soil, will be excellent for grain grow
ing without irrigation. Out of this
vast territory there must be at least
100000 acres available for wheat
There is as large acreage as is now
n wheat in Oregon and Washington
All that Is needed to open up this
great Territory Is a railroad and with
;wo lines now entering that section
It will be only matter of a short
lime before the celntry will develop
Nor will the increased yield reduce
prices. With such a condition of af
~
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-06
County High Wins
From Joseph Team
First Football Game of Season Here
Won BY Soore of
10 to 0.

The first football game of the sea
son was played in Enterprise Sat
arday afternoon between a team
from the Joseph high school and the
WaNowa County high school, the lat
ter winning by score of 10 to o.
w. c. H. S. won the kickoff and
Jake Bauer booted the ball for 81
yards, Joseph carrying 1t back but
1 short distance. After a good end
run Joseph lost the ball on downs.
Inen followed struggle, always on
joseph's territory, which resulted in
touchdown for w. C. H. s. Craig
JUST missed the place kick Joseph
hen kicked the ball off but after a
Sorimmage or two, time was called
Sor the first half with the ball ON
Joseph's territory.
Ihe second touchdown came after
10 minutes of play in the second
'laf and was due to good line buck
2ig on the part of the w. C. H. s.
i o'io w. =. III. s. boys distin
guished themselves; but Bauer as
tud back and Craig as half back
were particular stars in gaining
ground, while Irl olmsted, Dick Nc.
ADAMS, Chet Riley and Aaron Olm.
Ned broke through Josephs line
una downed the man with the ball
time and again, being backed up in
every play by the rest of the team.
Length of halves, 20 minutes. Ref.
cree, Bilyel.
To Play at La Grande.
Inc w. c. H. s. team will go out
20 La Grande Thursday to play the
nigh school team there the same af-
temoon,