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New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris. Nov. 13.-The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Gold on hand increased
p. 1l2. 600 francs. silver on hand increased
AL 900 francs, notes in circulation oe-
creased li3,2OO,OOO, general deposits IN
creased 5O,350,OOO francs, bills discounte"
increased 1855, 900 francs. Treasury oe-
nos,ts increased 4,125,OC0 francs and adj
vances decreased 9,o25,0 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
London was a seller of about 10000
shares in this market yesterday.
Dividends were declared as follows:

Chicago & Northwestern Railway, regular
quarterly of . per cent on preferred and ~
on common. payable January TO stock Of
record December I.
Southern Pacific Company. regular quarterly
OF Il: per cent, payable January to stock Of
record December ..
Underwood Typewriter Company. regular
quarterly of I per cent on common and Ia
per cent on preferred. payable January | TO
stock OF record December 20
Richelieu and ontario Navigation Company,
regular Of . per cent, payable December TO
stock OF record November 10.
United States Gypsum Company, quarterly of
IL per cent, payable December 20 to stock OF
record December 10. .
Pure oil Company. regular quarterly OF J
per cent and extra or per cent
Solar Refining Company. regular semi-ano n
nual OF 81 and $50 extra, payable December -
to stock Of record November -.
Northern Texas Electric Company, regular
quarterly Of 81 10 share on common. payao'e
December / to stock of record November 49,
Middle West Utilities Company regular quar-
tery of 81 so on its preferred STOCK payaO1e
December | to stock Of record NoVenloer r.,
United Security Life Insurance and trust
Company. semi-annual OF 3 = per cent clear of
tax. payable December g.,
Yellow Pine Mining Company, OF 5000
Strings Nov. regular monthly or : per cent
Delaware & Bound Brook Railroad Company
regular quarterly Of per cent paSdoIe NJ
Atlas Powder Company, initial Of ~ per
cont payable December 10 TO stock OF Tecoru
November 90.
The New York Stock Exchange mas
posted for transfer the seat OF II. Oarrol
Brown to Henry II. Skinner. Inc Price
WAS $4,000 Richard Wharton has oeen
elected a member.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Union Pacific directors yesterday was
nostponed until next Wednesday Tor want
Of a quorum.
Il is understood that influential mem
bers of the Produce EXchafse anu
Consolidated Exchange are lnteres'eu AZ
nromoting closer relationship between the
t,vo exchanges, and a petition Is pelis
circulated in the Produce Exchange ASH
ing for the appointment of commit'ee u
oonfor with a similar committee from
,ho consolidated Exchange with TINS emu
in. view.
Harvey A. Willis & Co. are onerlns 'no
,roCorrod stock of William \. Rlch q SON.
,,orufacturers OF umbrellas and parasoiS'
with beadauarters in Brooklyn at Sl-o d
share at which price 1t VIII net ~ Pc
con, The stock pays L per cent a."
nnaIlv and since the company incorpo-
ration. I'm 1909. has paid 81 per cent IN u'''-
deuds.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CURB ECHOES.

The dividend Of 10 cents share recent
ly declared by the Nevada Wonder Min
ing Company is payable November Il.
This is the companys second disburse-
ment to stockholders. the first dividend
having been made at the same rate last
MAY. 1t is officially stated that the COM
pany's net profits for September amount
ed TO 1920
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
soooo DEMAND BETTER WAGES,

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Fan River Mass. Nov. ls-Thirty thou-
sand operatives in the mills mere nave
united in demanding advances IN wages
of from 10 to 10 per cent. The defnah'
Is made through the various unions
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.


Is reported 10 be very prosperous by
Frank T. Hulswt, president Of the United
Light and Railways Company, who WIS
seen by Tribune representative yester-
Jay. Mr.. Hulswit reports conditions
through the Middle West as most salts
ae,ory. He says that the public utility
'GtlOok has never been more encouraging
nan 1t is at present
Mexico Tramways Company.
The Mexico Tramways Company at a
'aectors meeting authorized the issu-
ince Of $4,000 three-year per cent con-
'eTtble notes. The notes are convertible
mo common stock at par during the cur
isncy Of the notes. At a special meeting
" stockholders called for November 30
an issue OF 100000 common stock will
y voted upon, TO cover the convertible
'sature OF the notes. Directors report
nai the property Of the company and
me operation Of its lines have not been
n'ertered with by the political disturb
sAces. Both gross and net earnings of
@s company are increasing satisfactorily
"npsny has been unable TO market its
'7earties and has been obliged to make
arrangements for the continuance of its
vans which it proposes to pay off as
NIy as possible from the proceeds OF the
A'e Of sufficient amount of the three
lear notes.
msslean Light and Power Company.
Inc report OF the Mexican Light and
rover Company for October shows gross
'afhings Of $S0S l75 in Mexican currency.
81 Increase Of SAILS over October last
.'af' While net earnings were $5SS,O52, a
salh oi M,St From January ! to the
,l' Of October gross earnings were T,32i,-
~ gain Of 500, ,664 over the correspond
e Ten months last year, while net earn
@es were S,215.O9 gain of $525,352.
To Purchase New Property.
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission
sss received an application from the Ohio
..Nce Company for permission to issue
"VVVO additional capital stock. the pro-
''0s 70 De used for the purchase OF the
fVper'y Of the Twin City Traction Com
-, ,N which operates in Dennison and
Evansville The company was incor-
r~etd recently 10 take over the Twin
y" ,s 'empany. 1t will pay 100000 for
I .'Ihoperty, with a $4,000 exchange of
'"k and $4,000 in notes.
"eAlester Gas and Coke Company.
q. 'he hrm of Howe. Ccsrigsh & Co., of
p. .Hu Rapids, Mich. hes purchased the
o.s o.,.solrgh Gas CompaLs o; McAlester.
,a' Which will shortls be changed TO
~ neAiester Gas and Coke Company
,,r mango in the personnel If the officers
o. announced later. No reorganiza-
49, I" the property will taha place. The
saou1 OF securities outstanding is as
naS Common stock. authorized and
| t'-'ahding, s25O.OO0: per cent pre-
ra, Socks (accumulative) authorized,
f'0VO' OF which $4,000 is outstanding
,,y mortgage per cent sinking fund
~ Tyear bonds authorized. s75o.000, is
wed $4,000.
WIG Light and Power Corporation
s..~ tne nine months ended with Sep
. ' The Pacific Light and Power Cor
I,s 'n reports gross earnings Of $2,0IS.-
a., es compared with $1,79O,967 for the
~, period last year, gain OF
VA. Net earnings for the period
u... "os'o5i, as against ts08,277, an In
" NSO,S07. and surplus after
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

During the month of October Greene
Cananea Copper Company produced 3'ld'-
900 pounds of copper. sS,Oi6 ounces of sill
yer and $50 ounces Of gold from its own
ores. Production from custom ores, ex-
elusive of Miami, was 5lS,cO pounds oi
conner. 1907 ounces OF silver and IL
ounces of gold.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCE

FLOUR AND MEAI-Quiet ana OF lon-
bling character. Spring patents, iSnN ~
winter straights 81 25aa 55: winter patents;
81 I;Is. so: spring clears, 81 l5qA 80; extra 80
! winter. 50 65as3 S.; extra No winter. ~ tog
81 so: Kansas straights. 81 ga 80; fancy spring
patents. s. 4OGsj So. RYE FLOUR-2ulet; idlt
10 good 81 6Oas3 10: choice to fancy 81 'odS5 -
CORNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried. % 20 bAS
MFAI-Steady: fine white and yeHoW 81 'Sq
81 so. coarse. 81 5Oa3l IS. FEED - Western
steady: bran 10 arrive. l00-io sacks. "; mo
ding. SOS; -four do, SIS 60; red dog. s29' eiy
steady: bulk. $93: sacks. s24 mlddilng' s-op
$40 90 red dog, s3l 25; oilmeal, SJl 5OgS5-.
COFFFE-Feyerish and the better feeling
Of wednesday was lacking, prices closing al a
net decline OF 1sa23 points. with total sales ior
the day amounting TO $4,000 bags. The foreign
markets were lower, Havre closing at net
loss OF 1al4 francs, while Hamburg was zg
ln pfennlgs lower. The futures market IN
Brazil showed an advance OF 225 TO 800 reis IN
dicating less pressure OF speculative hlulda
tion. but the spot market in Rio was 20 rels
lower and Santos was unchanged. Europe was
the principal seller in the local market Inc
cost and freight market was steady Win
prices unchanged; Santos As, n.sOc; 5s, H.Soci
Is and As II. 9Oc: Rio Is, 9.2Od925c: Receipts
al Brazilian ports were well over last year
movement Local spot was inactive, with Rlo
Is quoted at CSC. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

It is understood that the Crown Reserve
Mining Company has an option on the
Porcupine Gold property and the proper
ty of the North Thompson. adjoining. The
Porcupine Gold, which is the old Nipond'
is being dewatered for the purpose OF
sampling.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

MOLASSES AND sYRUPs-MoIasses uH-
changed Syrups quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Firm. Rosin hrm. Tar
steady and unchanged.
OlI-Refned petroleum unchanged. Lin
seed oil unsettled at the recent decline. We
ouote: Standard white. petroleum, bbls. New
York and Philadelphia. S.T5c; bulk, 5.2oc;
standard white, cases. New York and Phila-
delphia, IL. &c: water white. bbls New York
and Philadelphia, 9.75c: bulk 625c; water
white cases. New York and Philadelphia
~ Csc LINSEED OIL-American seed. city
raw, 4s a 40c; out-of-town raw, 47q 4sc; Cal.
cutta raw, roc.
RICE-Quiet and unchanged and opera
Continued on fourteenth page.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The Dome Mines Company Ltd, reports
that for the month Of October 1855 tons
were milled. producing gold of the value
of s1IS2cO. which is at the rate of 80 80 a
ton. This compares with gold production
value of so, 1856, or at the rate of $6 -
ton. for the previous month.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton good demand; :;
sale, I2 600 bales; speculation and export
900, american 5000 Imports, 1900;
American. 1900 Middling upland, 745d.
Futures opened quiet, 2Q3 points advance;
November, lid November December. 1.O3isd;
DecemberJanuary, 702d; January February
7Oi I'D; February-March: I:02d; March April
Inne-July, TOi1ad: July-August, $50 I'D.
Angust-September 6.s3d; September October.
6551zd; October November 500. Manches
off
New Orleaps. Nov 13.-The cotton futures
ment nrices as there were being due TO pro-
,essIonal trading. The close STEADY was TO
s points higher Reports that picking ana
s,nnIng were progressing rapidly and favor
~ Sont the undertone steady. but the
sI auiy nede no attempt TO force values up
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
PORCUPINEs.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendorf. Williams & Co. In
corporatcd. No. 81 Pine street, New YORK.
and No 10 East German street. Baltimore)
t,tY MA Aek
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The Tomboy Gold Mines Company
Limited. reports for the month of October
as follows: The mill ran for the thirty
one DAYS and crushed 1850 tons of ore,
Welding bullion valued at $4,000; concen-
trates shipped, s57,50O; total. Sl'JO; ex'
penses, sj0,5cO; total profit, 3S5iOO. There
was expended on permanent improve
ments Sis
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Show Slight Gain in
Dull Session.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For Georgia. fair to-day. warmer In eastern
and southern portions. tomorrow. fair; Hght
to1fnoderatc south winds.
For Florida. fair to-day, warmer In extreme
northern portion; tomorrow, fair; moderate
northeast winds.
For Alabama generally fair to-day and to-
morrow: light 10 moderate south winds
For Mississippi. generally fair to-day and
tomorrow: slightly colder to-day I'm northern
portion. light 10 moderate south Wlnds.
For Louisiana, fair to-day ana probably 10
morrow: light TO moderate south winds.
For Eastern Texas fair to-day probably
local showers and cooler tonight In northwest
crn portion: tomorrow. generally falr. MOD
crate southeast to south Winds on the coast
For Western Texas. fair In southern poTuoh
and local rains In northern ana western poI
tions to-day. colder, except In northern por
tlon: tomorrow. fair, except ram IN extreme
western portion.
Dulness marked the cotton market ycS-
terday. although the tone was steady
throughout and the close at net loss OF
3 points for November to a gam OF 10
points for other Honths. The reason for
the inactivity, it was believed was the
fact that large speculative interests had
withdrawn until Developments calculated
10 throw some light on the size OF the
crop took place.
In response TO higher foreign cables the
market opened steady at an advance OF l
70 3 points. The general tendency at the
opening was upward. and active months
rose until a net gain of TO u points for
the day, or 80 to 30 points from the 10"
level of the week, was registered In the
late hours heavy realizing caused an
casing off in prices until the closing. at
which only a slight net advance for the
day was noted.
Irinn0.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
DILL ABEL pHlA STOCKS.


Furnished by Charles ID. Barney a Co, NO %
Broad street. New York. and NO ~ Souih
ith street, Philadelpha)
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, No ii wall
street,
LAND.
Bid. Ask bld' ASH
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Harry Z. Thompson Co.. no
- Broad street,
CnHAI,I'-
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'F b. tElevator.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Union Pacific directors yesterday was
postponed until next "wednesday TOT want
of a quorum.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

The New York Stock Exchange mas
posted for transfer the seat OF II. Carroll
Brown to Henry II. Skinner. The price
was $4,000 Richard Wharton has been
elected a member.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17

just n suggestion of checked modesty.
The police have not even taken en-
ough interest to inspect the prints and
altogether. September Morn must be
just little disappointed over her re-
ception in this city.
Meanwhile down south In New Or
leans the future career of one James
Nolte hangs in the balance along with
the character of the fair bather. To-
morrow the inspector of the navy for
the southern district will decide
whether or not September Morn is OBJ
scene. Nolte passed the examination
to enter the navy until the doctor dis
covered on his arm the tatooed figure
of the demure but unclothed lassie
Thereupon. he Immediately decided
that the applicant could not become
a jolly tar, basing his action upon the
regulation against obscene tattoo
marks. Nolte appealed and the in
spector will pass upon the picture to-
morrow.
Pendleton, however accepts the pic
ture in the way In which the artist
expected it to be accepted and, there
by, is missing some nationwide ad-
vertising.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
NEWS SUM MARY

General
Dirieiblc balloon 1000 feet In mid
air cxplodcs, killing % OF the IS pas
scngcrs. First flight was being made
in Germany. Only survivor cannot re-
cover from horrible injuries.
second victim of automobile acci-
dent in seattle dies today.
william Sulzcr Is removed as gov
ernor of New York by the impeach-
mcnt court today, the vote being As
to f..
IIucrta remains quiet over question
that he Is going TO resign. Two AM
orleans reported murdered in Mexico.
United states gives up hope of peace
full settlement.
Hope of rcscuing miners In Cardiff.
Wales. mine abandoned.
Former local woman dies i'm Los
Angeles.
September Morn does not create
any stir I'm Pcndleton.
Stanficld women endorse county L.
brary plan.
Hermston project grows mammoth
celery.
Local Odd Fellows visit Pilot Rock.
only one more day left for regis
tering.
Young man passed many bad
checks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
lFrighifml Scene.

1T was frightful scene" said
Manager Wiener OF the Albatross
aeroplane works. who was one OF
those to see the dirigible destroyed.
Il WAS at work when the detonation
startled me. Running from the shop
! saw the dirigible falling. II was all
In flames. The sight fascinated me.
Before the wreck struck the ground,
the air bag had been consumed. Some
of the victims fell free Of the frame
in the air. while others cTung TO the
metal work and were buried In the
debris"
The kaiser Immediately ordered a
.pn investigation of the disaster to de-
termine the cause. When the dirig-
bile was finished. Count Zephelin said
he might use II In an effort 10 fly
icross the Atlantic, and then from
>ew York to San Francisco.
The only survivor was a young ma
val officer who was frightfully burned
and mangled that he cannot recover.
The charred body of the officer who
acted as pilot was found in his cabin
still at the wheel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
SMALL TOWNS FAVOR
COUNTY LIBRARY
STANFIELD LADIES ALREADY
ADOPT RESOLUTION UPHOLD
ING THE PLAN.

That the plan for a county library
small towns Of the county is indicated
by the action that has been taken by
the ladies organization at Stanfield
II is the Woman's study Club and by
resolution the club has requested the
county court to cooperate in the
county library plan to the extent of
voting one-tenth of mill tax an
nually. News of this action by the
Stanfield women was brought here to-
day by G. l.. Hurd who says that the
people of Stanfield generally favor
the county library plan. looking upon
1t as something very beneficial to the
small towns of the county as well as
to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
P. .NDLETONIANS SEE SEPTEMBER
MORN And SEEING, LOOK AGAIN
WESTERN
PROPRIE.TY AFTER
CITIFS-PICTURE IL,
TODAY

Chicago, with her puritan CD in
stincts. may judge that September
Morn is not a proper sight for her
morally sensitive populace and the
United States navy may take an equ-
ally stern attitude toward the much
criticized picture, but Pendleton is no
prude. With true western breadth of
mind she refuses to pattern her ideas
of propriety after the fashion of some
of the straight-laced eastern cities.
All of which is preliminary to say
ing that pictures of the guide little,
nude little maid" shivering as she
stands in a pool of water, are on ex-
hibition today in local store window
and so far no desciple of Anthony
Comstock has appeared-even to sug.
gest that the pictures should be rele-
gated TO the back rooms or at least
draped
Not semblance of stir has been
caused by the display of these much
noted pictures. A few curious men
have been seen to stand rather long
before the show window with admir-.
ing eyes and once or twice woman.
stopping impartially before every win
dow. has passed by this window with
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
BIG CELERY GROWN
ON UMATILLA PROJECT

That the umatilla project can raise
fine celery Is fully proven by some big
lunches of the fall vegetable which
c. ID. Porter brought here today and
has been exhibiting. The celery ex-
hibited is splendid in quality and in
addition to that is abnormally large
the punches measuring as much as SO
Inches in length.
1--WE set out $500 plants in vari-
Gus parts of the project and as a rule
they are growing WELL" says Mr. Por-
ter. THE celery is grown on silt land
on sub-irrigated tracts and is raised
without a bit of manure or other fer
tilization. We are sending some of the
celery TO Pendleton and will also send
some into the Portland market Thus
far we have been getting top prices"
Mr.. Porter Is an expert gardener
ana just now is working for o p.
brigham who has so acre acre farm
upon the project. The celery which
he had here today was raised on the
place Of John Wurster, southwest of
Hermiston
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
CREW NO COWARDS
CAPTAIN INCH DECLARES THAT
HIS SAILORS ACTED BRAVE
LY ON VOLTURNO.

NEW YORK. Oct 17.-Francis
Inch. the boyish looking Briton who
commanded the burned steamer Vol
turno.. came to port bringing with him
81 survivors. passengers and crew of
his ill-tarred vessel. His story of the
disaster in which 1876 lives were lost.
Rad preceded HIM by wireless. but in
cabin of the Kroonland. which
brought him here, Inch told his taie
in simply phrased and modestly spok-
en- detail that described more wildly
than the wireless could picture the
panorama of the Volturno's loss and
the rescue Of more than 500 of those
she had on board
Cowardice there was none on the
Yolturno. either among officers or
crew. Inch said. There was no rush
OF seamen which made it necessary
for him to warn them back with his
revolver His revolver was in a
drawer in his cabin and it burned
with the ship And no one on board
drew revolver. These statements he
intended should refute the stories told
by steerage passengers who arrived
Yesterday on the Grosser Kurfuerst
The NolturnO's master, besides de-
Tending his own officers and men. said
he had no criticism to make of the
tactics of any of the boats that stood
by. THE Carmania did its best. the
same as the others" he said. There
is nothing but praise Tor everyone. I
did not expect boat could live in
those seas when the Carmania and
the other first few ships came up"
The Carmania did drop a boat.
Inch declared. but it could not get
near for the Volturno drifted faster
than the crew could row. Later the
Carmania sent a life raft, but they
drifted across the Volturno's bow and
disappeared. More tnan that the Car
mania could not do. said Captain
Inch.
Eighteen cabin and two steerage
passengers entered the life boat that
ventured to leave the Volturno, only
enough of the crew stepped in TO man
II. said Inch. They did not rush to
it and it was not crowded. Entang-
ling itself in its after tackle it cap.
sized
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
IN SUICIDE PACT
WIFE Is DEAD AND HUSBAND
FOUND BADLY WOUNDED
STORY DOUBTED.

CHICAGO. Oct 1T.-Mrs. William
c. Ellis was found dead in bed in
her room in the Hotel Sherman. Her
throat had ben cut and she had been
shot twice under the left arm Ellis
a wealthy leather merchant of Gin
cinnat, o.. was staggering about the
room. his throat and grists gashed by
a knife and suffering from bullet
wounds when hotel detectives forced
their way into the room. Ellis was
taken to hospital where he declar-
ed his wife had killed herself and
that he had attempted to end his life
as a result of a suicide pact. An in
vestigation by the police, however
caused them to doubt the story. anc
Ellis was removed to the house OF
correction hospital where he will be
kept under a police guard. His in
jurics are not serious
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-17
APPLE WILL Be
KING AT SHOW
EVERY STANDARD OF VARIETY
TO BE ON EXHIBIT IN SpO-
KANE NOV. 1922.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct 1T.-(Spec-
ialO-Every standard variety of ap-
pie grown in every district of the
Pacific northwest will be represented
at the sixth National Apple Show and
Fruit Products congress in Spokane
November II to 22
Elimination of carload exhibits is
having a good effect by enabling
growers to devote more attention to
the one, 10 and 25-box displays. which
will make the most representative and
comprehensive showing of apples ever
assembled in the Pacific northwest.
Donald Bradford, following a visit
to the Wenatchee district. said he
found growers there must interested
and he was assured wenatchee will be
well represented Cashmere and
Peshastin will send representative ex-
hibits.
w. 7. Romans enlisted the enthus-
iastic cooperation OF the North Yaki-
ma Commercial club which has pledg-
ed large exhibit from the Yakima
valley