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Evening journal., 1911-02-16
MANY COMING TO
SEE SOCCER GAME

The association football game to be
played between Windsor and Peabody
at Shellpot Park Saturday afternoon
is attracting considerable attention
among soccer enthusiasts in Chester
and Philadelphia. The contest is ex-
pected to be the most exciting played
on the local grounds this season.
A great friendly rivalry has sprung
up between these two ST. Georges
League teams, and both are confident
of winning.
The officials Of the ST. Georges
League will attend the game from
Philadelphia and while in Wilmington
will be entertained by the local club
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
AT THE AYENUE THEATRE.
Stock Players Are Successfully Pre-
senting "a Bachelors Honey
moon"

In order 20 successfully present a
farce. it is essential that the company
producing it shall be Of the highest
standard. The Avenue Amusement
Stock Company which is presenting
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" at the
Avenue Theatre this week fills the
bill completely. The members, indi-
vidually. are entering into the spirit
of the play with a vivacity that in
sures its success. II is no wonder
therefore. that this comedy is the
best OF the farces presented at the
Avenue this season. Next week, the
bill will be Under the Red Robe. .
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
HONOR DEAD
ARCHBISHOP
Bishop Monaghan and Other
Clergy Attend Prelate'S
Funeral Today

The RI. Rev. John ]. Monaghan,
Bishop OF Wilmington; Vicar-General
John A. Lyons, ID. d., and the Cathe-
dral clergy; the Rev. John j. Dough-
erty, Chancellor Of the Diocese; the
Rev. Thomas +. Wald-on, pastor OF
ST. Paul's, with the assistant priests
of st. Paul's; the Rev Father From
eutine. Of the Salesianum; the Rev.
William Temple. pastor OF st. Eliza
beth's. and practically every other
priest in the diocese Of Wilmington
attended the funeral OF Archbishop
Ryan In Philadelphia this morning.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
THIEVES BLOW
STATION SAFE

KENNETH SQUARE. Pa, Feb, l6.--
Burglars forced an entrance into the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station here
yesterday The door Of the safe was
blown open. but very little money was
obtained. Persons living in the vi
cinlty heard the explosion between 4
and 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
10 WEN NORAN

NEW YORK, Feb. 1gl-since Knock
out Brown administered that fine hid
ing to Ad Wolgast in Philadelphia and
came near putting over a sleep pro-
ducer OH the champion, owen Moran
has not slept a wink. The little
Englishman fears that some one will
come along and prevent him from
getting the next crack at the title
holder. Moran says that Wolgast
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
McCABE CHURCH SUPPER
THURSDAY NIGHT

The Ladies' Aid Society Of McCabe
Church will give a supper I'm the base
ment of the church Thursday evening.
An excellent menu will be served, and
the public Is cordially invited to take
supper there during the evening"
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
To Hold Rummnre Sale.

The Deaconess Home. No. S41 Tat
nall street, is arranging for a rum
mage sale TO be held next Tuesday
and Wednesday. at No. 100 West
Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
NOTICES.


NJ OTICE-AN HONEST OFFER LET ME
~ bring you a bottle Of CLARK'S GIANT
LINAMENT, price 40c a bottle. I will give
you absolutely free, two weeks treatment Of
BROWN HERB TABLETS for the Liver
aud Kidneys they make you feel so good
Not sold in drug storcs. VIM. H. SeSrles
distributor, 1921 West 4th St. ID. & A.
Phone 52T4-A. fi1-eod tues thur-sat.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

Z OR RENT iii, d,v.ll,ne
o rooms and bath. lmmeai~sss s.,.i, bnilding
running through to shipley ST. Possession
March 25 1911. ,..;o, .
Tos shipiey 81. Business loeation sn. ~, =
story brick basement and yaIa
Feb 25, 1911. IT,. .,d safe
Amply only to Security. Trust ane f.rIe, 81,
D.posit Company, siNth anu sS,f
streets. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
FOR SALE.


u OR SALE-CAMPBELL'S BAKED
Beans ana Soups, Z 1-2c per can. Every
day. Q. S. Middleton, sth and King Sts.
i3i-1m
Z OR sALE-WOOD BY THE CORD
Cut 20 any size. G. p. Dickey, Stanton.
Phone 1871 Newark. fl3.6l
u OR sALE-A GOOD SECOND -HANr
Auto Delivery Wagon. Messenger
Storage House, GIL Front St. f11.lm-eod
Z OR SALE-HORSE. CARRIAGE. HAIR
ness and blankets. Good driver Price
$4,000. Mrs. Ryan, 2sO4 W. 18th ST.
Z OR sALE-GROCERY STOCK AMI
fixtures desirable locality. established
20 years. Address j. b., journal Office.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
industrial WORKERS Here.

An effort will be made to organize
a branch of the Industrial Workers in
this city next week.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
Local Singers WIN Compete.

The Wilmington Singing Section OF
the Labor Lyceum has decided TO take
part in the Saengerfest TO be held
in Jersey City next June.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
REGISTERS ORDERS.

L STATE or SAMUEL g. KELLY, sR.
L KNOWN AS GEORGE HALL. DE.
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tam, ntary upon the Estate Of Samuel g
Kelly Jr.. sometimes known as George Hall
late Of Wilmington Hundred, deceased, @sr,
duly granted unto Charles o. Taylor on the
26th day Of January A. D.. 1911 and all
ersons indebted to the said deceased ar'
requested to make payment TO the Execu
tor without delay. and all persrns having
demands against the deceased are required
10 exhibit and present the same drls pro.
bated 70 the said Executor on or bafcrc
tho 26th day OF January A. D., 1912, OF
aLida by the law In this behalf.
CHARLES o. TAYLOR. Executor.
address Malloy g. Brady Esq, or J. Franz
Ball. Esq, Attorneys -at-Law, Wilmington,
Del. j26-9t-eoi
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
IACkSON THE HIGH MAN.

Following was the result of the Sat
urday shoot OF the Edge Moor Gun
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

would be very easy for him and hopes
that some kind promoter will come
along and sign them up at once. Owen
is willing to let the champion name
the terms to suit himself Wolgast
has promised Moran that he will give
him the next chance at the title, and
II is more than likely that the pair
will be matched TO meet the latter
part OF March.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
ARcuTrroTs AM ENGINEERS.
LOST AND FOUND.

---s--s
7 OST-BLUE SPECKLED HOUND :
Il last seen on Milford Cross Roads An
swers 10 name Dewey. Suitable reward II
returned 10 B. b. Mitchell, Newport Del
mast
7 osT-STOCK CERTIFICATE NO. A.
II 4474 dated October II. 1910, for ten
shares Common Stock Of y. i. dupont de
Nemours Powder Company, in name Of Floyd
I. dupont de Nemours Powder Company,
Wilmington, Delaware.
f4,s,11,14,16,ts,2l23,25
osT-PREFERRED STOCK FULL PAID
- Receipt No 519 for $500. II found.
return 20 No. 919 dupont Building
n6,1s,21, ,23, 25,2s-m2,47
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
ROOMS FOR RENT.

n OR RENT ROOMS, sEcoND, FLOOR
4 Gawthrop Bldg, 4th and s,hipley. Sun,i sun
ahla Tor light manufacturing. Elevator ane
bsst Appiy 70 Gawthrop Bro, lo4 W
lth st.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
FuRsll
,FELl5 WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


" DUNG LADIES WHO WANT STEADY
Y work can secure 81 with The American
Tobacco Co. We work hfty-two weeks every
year. We pay well while learning our work
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

d UBLIc SALE OF STOCK, FARMING
implements and household goods will
be held Feb. Il, 1911, by James NJ. Pen
nington. on his farm near Newark, Del.
fs.l5.1s
d UBLIC SALE
Hollingsworth Mahsion. Lander's Lane
February 20. ! p. M. Household furniture
several antiques. Large buffalo.
fl6-3t
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
PUBLIC SALES.


d UBLIC SALE
L Of New Superior Furniture. Carpets
Handsome Rugs. BEDDING, Table Linen. Etc
AT STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE,
III EAST 4TH ST.,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17TH,
at 1 o'clock p. m, sharp.
A large consignment Of high grade fur
niture, rugs, etc, consisting Of quartered
oak bed room suits, s heavy brass beds.
extra heavy parlor suits mahogany frames,
claw feet, upholstered in verona, plush and
tapestry, 10 quartered oak sideboards and
buffets handsomely carved with claw feet.
and single, double and triple mirrors, 10
leather and verona couches, quartered oak
extension tables. 40 parOr tables, 80 fancy
parlor rockers 40 dozen dining chairs.
cane and wood seats, window shades prin-
cess dressers. odd dressers, 10 chifoniers.
oak and mahogany wsrdrobes, 25 enamelod
iron and brass trimmed beds. combination
bookcase and desk 20 felt mattresses, as
pounds each, pillows and holsters, so pic
lures. hall rack, gas range. iron cribs, Bos'
ton couches, silyerware' cutlery, spoons, etc
BEDDING. TABLE LINEN.
IS cotton comforts. white counterpanes
dozen sheets, 10 dozen pillow cases, SOC
yards Of fine table linen 10 dozen napkins
40 pair woolen blankets, lace curtains, etc
RUGS. RUGS
$50 handsome rugs entire new lot IN
Smiths Bush, and Terry makes con
sisting Of Administer, Wilton, Brussels, Tap
estry Pro. Brussels, etc, 20 rolls OF th'
best china mating, 90 to 100 piunds q
the roll also japanese horal pstternsi 800
yards Of Stair Carpets oi the well-knowI
makes OF Smith Is; 1000 Stintain's, 10 wir'
Palisade Velvet and Tapestry etc.
This is O choice line Of high grade fur
nituro and rugs and must be seen TO b.
goods can certainly find them at this sal
for style and quality, and remember yo'
make the price yourself We have had n
/ figure placed on them, everything 70 b
/ sold for tile high bid. Goods can be in
| spected day before the sale. We store an
/ deliver all goods purchased az this sale fre
/ Of charge. Come sec sell the goods
your price is ours.
STIDHAM AND SON
kuctioneers for Owners.
d. & A. Phone SOS. fi3,15,1
Y, 1-p11c sAIF or srncK- FARMIN
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN IT is
Il spring now and you want to clear out
Won. Isaac Gibbs s3s French 81. D. &
2eo5' fi5-lm
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
BOARDTNG AND LODGING.

?, AMILY IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
lection will tcks two yoang men as lodg
Ca-Ssortable we'll lighted room. Si.5O
Nus. come recommended Address \. II. /,
This ofice.
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or >
writ OF Levari Facias, 70 me directed
win be exposed 20 public sale 40 the
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city OF Wilmington, New Casts
county, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
EOLEYS ORINOLAxEIIVI

FoR sFonAcn TRouRLE and d-ConsuPATlon
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
WANTEll.

ID oARDERs WANTED. .s
ID ZOO French
Evening journal., 1911-02-16
OLEYS ORINOLAXAIIVl

Fon sIonAen IsovsLE and c0NsupATien
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

ID UBLIC SALE;--
Of New Superior Furniture, Carpets.
Handsome Rugs. Bedding, Table Linen, Etc
AT STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE,
III EAST 1pfT 81
Evening journal., 1911-02-16

sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias. 10 me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets in
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
GILES TUNNEL Is
IN SPLENDID ORE


President Giles Of the Giles Mining
company OF the Park CITY and Big Cot
tonwood districts, received on Monday
somc good looking samples OF Gre from
the new tunnel now IN some iI0 feet. The
orc has not been assayod. but il shows
considerable copper values and doubt
less when submitted 10 the assayer Will
SHOW silver values as we'll
Mr.. Giles Is not vet positive that the
main vein has been tapped The orc Is
Identical in looks with that found in the
vein on The upper parts of the property,
and should this prove to be the vein IL is
one Of the most important finds get reg
istcrcd on this group. The now tunnel is
one and three-quar;ers miles from the
first work done. and II is 100 feet lower
In elevation. Mr.. Giles feels therefore.
that the presence of tho vein in the new
work Will establish the naturalization as
ex xlensive as one could desire. while IL
VIII permit OF far more satisfactory min
ing from now on.
Four men arc at work. and several
more will he added shortly. all 10 be en-
ploycd steadily throughout the winter
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
PRODUCT Of GIROUy
MAY REACH TOOELE
But Steptoe Smelter viii Be
Given Chance to Get
Concentrates.

AZ stated in these columns Monda, ,
morning, the result of the visit 10 Ely
by Thomas +. Ccle. president OF the
GirouN Consolidated Copper company
wss the determination To enlarge tho
present concentrate 10 daily rapacity
OF 1000 tons OF ore, and plans for this
Increase should lac well enough In hand
10 permi; actual construction work tc
begin within thirty days. Before leaving
Ely for tho east. Mr. Cole SaNc out ibis
Information 90 tho Ely papers, and In
tho White Pine News he Is quoted as
follows.
"Thc iow- grade deposits OF copper ore
In tic slnphide zone viii carry values
ranging from 30 cents to'a dollar ton
in the precious metals, with 10 cents as
fair average, said Mr.. Cole, This
will be- no small feature in the treat =
mont of the ores when il Is considered
that the porphyry ores that mined In
the steam shovel pit al Copper Flat VIII
average only 20 cents n ton IN gold and
silver,
~ satisfactory arrangements can be
made. VIC will have our concentrates
treated at McGill. otherwise they Will be
shipped 10 tho smelter at ToUclc."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
BUTTE OUTPUT IS
NOT COSTING MUCH

Thompson. Towie & Co. say their Buttc
correspondent. reports.
There appears In different publications
from time TO time articles questioning the
fact whether the Anaconda Copper Min
ing company is earning IT'S dividends.
"A very thorough investigation made
on a basis OF copper selling at 12b cents
a pound is quite convincing that the com
psny is more than earning a G. dividend
on an average production OF 2o.o0o.00o
pounds a month. 1t Is true that the com
pany could not pay dividends from Its
earnings with copper at 12} cents eigh-
teen months ago DHt the merging Of the
different companies and the big reduction
in opera ting expenses through the Use OF
electricity. the closing up of Two and
three shafts and hosting ore through
one shaft where formerly three were
used. together with tho Capitalization of
the office forces of che different COM
panieS. means that the company Will lny
It's copper down in New York under 9
cents pound.
ut Is an undisputed fact that the
mines Of the district were never more
economically managed than they are to-
day. and when all the properties are
hois,ing ore by compressed air operated
BY electricity still greater reduction in
cost is certain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
OHIO COPPER ENDS
ITS BRIGHTEST WEEK
Tonnage, Saving and Other
Features Are Extremely
Gratifying.

ON Saturday last the ohio Copper con-
centraIor ended it's happiesi and most
cfNcient week of It's. career. while tn,
month ending today viii prove the most
satisfactory ever closed by the organ
izntion The capacity of tho plant 10,
tho pasi week has been vcry near 2No'
tons of orc "A day tho grade OF ore was
somewhat Improved, the average metaI-
lie cylraction was high while the con
ccntrates arc averaging above - per cen'
copper In come instances running even
above SO per cent copper
"B,s the end of the year said ono
close 10 The company on Monday, the
Ohio Copper management should show
cost OF production which vii ostonish
milling circies This will be due TO The
c,unment put IN by Col. II. \. Wall
which is pounding out what one might
form uno pnctcd results. Tho manage"
ment Is installing a now compressor at
Lark which will have capacity OF 2ouu
cubic feet Of free air por minute, This
machinery will greatly aid in mining the
increased tonnage demanded by the Wall
Installations.
The hcttrr the mine and MIL do their
part OF the appointed task. the weaker
the stock OF the coupany becomes.
Friends OF the company are insistcnt
that shareholders should secure new
grin on their courage and retain their
interests despite the pounding OF cast
crn circles II ever the company was in
n position TO give results IL Is certainly
on tho very edge right now,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
ANOTHER RIVAL OF
BUTTE DISCOVERED

From all Indications the copper camp
In Plum0S county, near Portola, will
rival Butte City, Mont, which has dur
ing the past forty years. produced many
millions Of dollars. The Copper Queen
group OF claims in the district has been
taken over by company OF which Mar
Gus DAILY, the well known Montana miner
and w, u. Barnes, a prominent mining
man OF New. York. are at the head
Many claims have been located and
staked out, Rich orc has been found on
the Adams Romburk property adjoining
the ground on which a rich strike was
recently made, railroad has been sur
lieve that Plumas will soon rank as
great copper producing section. The
ledge Is 500 feet wide and can be traced
on the surface for miles
tunnel is being run on the Conner
Queen and two shifts OF miners are en-
ploycd on the work. Barnes has ~one
ssouth TO arrange for mining machinery
for large plant that will soon be Installed
ON The property.-Sac Union
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
WASHINGTON NEWS
IS DOMINANT AGAIN

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Paine Webber 4 Co. Boston-About
midday the New York list had a rally
on the rumor that Wickersham had ap
prices failed TO hold and closed at the
lowest OF the day in a good many cases.
The local coppers looked better. espe-
cioly Lake, which was In good demand,
North Butte WAS strong and important
developments are expected at the mine
within thirty days.
Logan & Bryan. New York.-Taken as
a whole the stock market gave a rather
good account of itself particularly The
rails Smelters and coppers were under
pressure during the session. especially
the former. against which II is q Eencr-
al Impression that suit is likely TO he
Med BY the government Attention was
directed principally towards the devel-
opments at the Tobacco hearing. and in
that connection 1t was said that the
company would acquiesce in the govern
ments suggestion relative 10 modilica-
tons in the dislntegrnton plan and some
sort of an announcement 20 the effect is
anticipated within the course of few
days The government s suggestion that
1t have supervision for five years over
the affairs Of the company was subject
TO various constructions. though on the
whole II appeared to be the general inn
preston that such a procedure would
result I'm rather early adjournment and
tend 20 vitiate the current arbitrary de-
mands Of various committees which are
about TO file objections to the tentative
plans.
We feel that preference should be
given To rails and have detected some
rather influential buying, but OF course
TO look for a sustained general rise In
the rails in the face OF the agitation
against industrial corporations. But 1t
strikes us that the tendency in the for
mer Is to be considered towards better
mcnt and during weak periods We arc
disposed 10 favor the purchase OF the
standard rails; also such specialtes as
tho Eries and Southern railway.
Gallagher Letter New York.-On The
curb today the copper stocks were steady
and dull. with exception OF Ohio Cop
per in which there was quite a little
selling. Tonopah Belmont and West END
made slight gains, American Tobacco
scored short advances from 3$2 10 800.
Tintics unchanged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
SALES OF COPPER
ALTER SITUATION
Resumption of The Foreign
Buying Lifts the Red
Metal Clouds,
OUTLOOK is CHEERFUL
George L. Gum Returns
With News About Cop
per and Mines.

/ That there has been very marked
change IA eastern sentiment In regard
! IN the copper situation during The r1S'
week or two. optimism ruling whore lie"
! were opiimislically inclined month ag"
was tho good word brought west ON MOI
| day by George r.. Gum. who has poen ll
! New York for several weeks past M
| Gum stated that h reached New YORK
during lhc scVcreSt part OF the rcCcn,
| liquidation Of lung stocks. when mareinn
] holdings wcrc being sacrificed. ana nth :
| opinions partuok of their adverse sur
roundings
But the reversal OF copper opinion Is
not based upon improved stock malNc'
conditions. For some time past lh"f'
has been material Improvement in cop
per sales especially for export. ana
actual sales Of copper have been and are
being made at prices above me ruling
talking il-ccnt copper month az" q"
not predict even l@-ccnt copper today
German Consumption.
Germany. says Mr., Gum Is one of the
largest buyers Of copper. The pig COP
per interests of the United States near
very encouraging metal news from thcir
German and other foreign agents apd
this foreign prosperity, coupled win mn
ted copper stocks Ut home ana abroad.
VIII continue the demand which appears
to he growing steadily.
The Gum Thompson COMPANY. in addi-
tion to its Mason Valley and Inspiration
Copper interests. is developing the Mag
Ina copper property in Arizona. from
which recent news has been very cncour-
aging Mr.. Gum says that the manage
menr has encountered the same rich Fein
of ore had first by the earliest operators
OF the group. and lately by the present
owners on the 650-foot level. OH the 500
foot level. where drifting both ways on
the ore is under way at present. The
crosscut was sent about 800 feet from
the Shaft To catch this vein. and 1t shows
the characteristic copper and silver
values that it did above. although IL is
too soon now TO give any tonnage esti-
mate at the existing depth. This ore
carries values ranging from 40 TO 90 per
cent copper and 50 ounces silver.
Magma a Shipper.
All effort at the Magma is being cen
tered on developing tonnage, and ii fol-
lows naturally that considerable
amount of this rich rock is extracted IN
development. The teams bringing in
supplies for the mine are loaded with
signment of the Is now al the FL
Paso smclter under process Of settlement.
In the early days and from the upper
levels The Magma afforded some cnor-
mouslY rich ore for the market. and
when the Thompson company took
charge II was with the aid and advice
of numerous engineers who were as posi-
tive as one can he that tho ores would
go down The present work Is bearing
out their favorable Impressions to the
letter.
Mr. Gum says that the Mason Valley
smelter will be placed in commission
between Thanksgiving day and December
! according 10 the last word received
from General Manager Jules Labarthe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
PARTY VISITS MILL
OF THE WILBERT

Maurice NJ. Johnson. consulting engi-
neer OF the Wibcrt Mines COMPANY has
returned from the property in Idaho.
where mill TO handle $50 tons Of ore
daily is being constructed. Mr., Johnson
was accompanied by Arthur Thomas of
Dcrn & Thomas of Salt Lake, and w
J.. Jpdikc of Detroit
The Wilbert mine already has an ann
pic tonnage blocked out awaiting the
completion Of the min. and this tonnage
can he Increased fast when desired, for
OF reaching 10 good depth. The man
aScment has everything at the site prac-
Iically In readiness for the structural ma
terial. and II is thought that the plant.
all OF which Is ordered VIII be UP and
in readiness for service by the end Of the
year.
This mill undoubtedly will prove a
model OF its kind. as il was designed by
the late a. j. Bettlcs one OF the best
known mill experts OF the country. in
conjunction with Mr.. johnson.