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Arizona republican., 1913-12-09

To finance the preparations for the motorcade to the Hot Springs and to Tucson. the Maricopa auto club has decided to announce a grand ball at Patrick Hall, Thursday eening. It will be strictly a benefit affair calcu- lated to start d circulation of the ma zuma toward the clut's t~nt nG burea1 treasury.
 A vigorous campaign will be con- ducted this week to inculcate in the minds of the motoring maniacs of Mar icopa county the necessity of turning out in large amounts to the ball, pass ing over the said dollar and dancing away into the late hours to the tunes Of the First Infantry band
 over one hundred tickets were sold yesterday before the project had gained headway. Press and public have taken up the matter and there is great eX- citement.
 All May Take Part.
 From the talk incident to the first weeks preparation for the motOrcade, it is evident that lots of people have gotten a wrong idea of the tour. It will be a short two-day run to the hotel on Castle Creek, with evening enter tainment at the enchanting hOstelry.
  grown out of the perverted publicity that has been given the run is about the motorists who may join in. Not for members of the club alone is this trip, but for everybody who can sup ply a steed of steel and brass.
 Notices were sent out yesterday to all members of the Phoenix Motorcycle club, an organization similar to the auto club, for an escort run to Castle Hot Springs. A number of chug bike riders will be in the tour that starts in Phoenix Saturday morning.
 Another point that is to be empha- sized is that if the parties intending to go, or wish to go will notify the com mittee by Friday there will be plenty of time to let the management at the Springs know to reserve rooms and chairs at the tables Over two hundred can be accommodated there and there will be plenty of room for all. The com mittee for this run is composed of Dr. RedeWilI, Chairman: Al Moore. Charles McArthur Jack Holmes and Will Cat lin.
 The program at the Springs is being gradually whipped into shape. A. H. De Reimer will have charge of the pro gram. He has a double quartet of male
Arizona republican., 1913-12-09

AUTOMOBILE CLUB BALL Thursday eve; Patrick Hail.-(AdN.f
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Arizona republican., 1913-12-09

The program at the Springs is being gradually whipped into shape. A. H. De Reimer will have charge of the pro gram. He has a double quartet of male
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
MOTORCYCLE AND AN
AUTO IN COLLISION
Charles Zeigert is Painfully Hurt
While Daniel Reed is Placed
Under Arrest

Chas. Zeigert 1914 S. Franklin ST. !
was thrown from his motorcycle at
o'clock Thursday night when his
machine struck an auto driven by
Daniel Reed 922 Milton av.. at the
corner Of Michigan and Fox SITS. He
sustained broken left arm and sew
eral injuries 10 his body.
He was riding north on Michigan
St when the car being driven by
Reed crossed the corner at Fox ST.
He swung his machine ahead of the
turning auto and struck the front
fender and lamp and thrown from
his machine.
Reed was driving the car for Louis
Folkner 2OS Fox St. who was with
him at the time. The car was
damaged by having one lamp de-
molished and the fender slightly
bent FOlkner had purchased the
car from Reed and it was being de-
livered.
Reed was arrested on charge OF
driving a state car without a license.
a bond was furnished for his ap-
pearance in police court Friday morn
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
Entire
Third Floor

result OF his report Sergeant Leach
man was suspended for ten days
without pay. the board holding that
the superior officer alone was respon-
sible.
II am determined TO perfect a po-
lice organization that will be a credit
and not an object OF ridicule 70 the
citizens OF Elkhart and l cannot do
IL and have a member OF the depart
ment opposing that aim at every
move. Since assuming the chieftain-
ship / have endeavored TO bring the
force 10 the highest possible plane OF
efficiency and believed that l have
accomplished much but must remove
the stumbling blocks before progress
ing further"
Desk Sergeant William Nihart is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
ANOTHER UPHEAVAL
AMONG THE POLICE
Chief NOrthrup Admits He Intends to
File Charges Against Serg.
Leachman.

ELKHAFT Ind. Sept. 12.-with
Police Chief Northrup's admission
Thursday night that he intended to
file charges OF gross incompetency and
neglect OF duty against Night Sergeant
James Beachman, another upheaval
Ia the police departement is antici-
pated.
The recent eruption started last
Monday when Chief Northrup in con-
tOrmity with his duties filed a report
with the police commissioners that
five OF the night shift were disobeying
rules in leaving their beats before
quitting time in the morning. AS q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

the estate of Harold Ernest Baynes.
the naturalist, on September u, by
artists and writer's, as protest against
the provision in the tariff bill which
permits the Importation OF bird
plumes.
The costumes have been designed
by Kenyon Cox. the artist. and they
Will be fashioned by the society and
artist folk, who are preparing the
unique protest against the wanton
slaughter OF birds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

bill through the ways and means COM
mittee and the house and said:
Il have had no part in the framing
Of the tariff bill which passed the
house and senate. 1 shall have none.
l am overwhelmed. discouraged. dis
heartened, by the uselessness and
fruitlessness Of il ALL"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
SOCK SHOWER is HELD
Rev. Leslie WbitcOmb Is Guest of
Church Society.

AS a farewell 10 Rev. Leslie Whit
comb. assistant pastor OF the Trinity
Presbyterian church, who is TO leave
70 enter college at Hanover. Ind. a
handkerchief and sock shower was
held at the home OF Miss Pearl Rock,
sos +. Wayne St. by the Christian
Endeavor society OF the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
NEW BALKAN MINISTER
Charles j. Vopicka Nomination Con-
frmed by Senate.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-Charles
J. Vopicka. OF Chicago. was confirmed
by the senate Thursday as minister 10
the Balkan states. a strong fight
had been made on his nomination.
Preston McGoodwin's nomination
as minister 10 Venezuela, another
contest. was approved by the foreign
relations committee and viii come up
for confirmation soon. McGoodwin
lives at Oklahoma City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

Special Correspondence.
MERIDEN. n. H, Sept. 12.-There
IS new dressmaking activities at Har-
1akenden house. the summer Cap
itol."
II is on a new "Chanticleer'' COS
tune which Miss Ereanor Wilson, the
presidents youngest daughter. will
wear in her character Of Ornis. the
bird spirit. in Percy Mackaye's
.masque, Sanctuary, to be given on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
ENDS ARRAIGNMENT
BY HIS RESIGNATION
Rep. Sidney Anderson of Min
neSota ASSaiIS the Methods
Used by Democrats on Cur
renCy Measure.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-As the
climax OF the vigorous republican con-
domination OF democratic legislative
methods which has mark I'd the cur
reDcy debate, Rep. Sidney Anderson
OF Minnesota. on the floor of the
house, late Thursday resigned as a
member OF the powerful ways and
means committee.
In a speech bitterly assailing legis-
1atim through caucus action and par
tisan consideration Of the Underwood
tariff bill and the Glass currency bill
IN committees Rep. Anderson de-
clered that the system OF legislation
established here. made his efforts on
the committee a farce and a fraud"
Throughout the day the republicans
had criticised the means employed by
the democrats IN framing the currency
b11l. denOuncing the secret sessions of
the banking and currency committee
majority. and the secret sessions of
The caucus which endorsed the bill
This evening Rep. Anderson secured
the floor and sent his resi- gnation to
the clerks desk 10 be read The
house listened in silence. and when
the clerk concluded Mr.. Anderson in
a lengthy speech. explained his rea-
sons for resigning.
Had No Opportunity
II am induced 10 resign ny mem
bership on the committee on ways and
means" ne said. because the rules
OF this house and the system Of legis-
lation IN vogue here deprive me Of my
opportunity for service TO the country
on that committee and because my
continuance on that committee must
be construed into an acquiesence in
frsEdd upon those who have right TO
believe and do believe that / have had
or shall have some part In framing
the legislation reported by that com
mfttee.
The rules OF the house written
and unwritten. deprive me of my op-
portunity for service. and the system
OF legislation. visible and invisible.
which obtains here strips me of my
prerogatives as a representative OF the
people II the present system con
tinues the inevitable result must be
that men OF industry and ability viii
no longer seek membership IN the
house"
DE reviewed the course Of the tariff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

acting as night sergeant during Leach
mans suspension.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
NEW COMPANY WILL
WORK IN PARK CITY

The articles OF Incorporation OF the
Repeat Mining company VIII be filed IN
morrow. the company being capitalized
for $500 900, divided Into 500. 900 shares
Of stock, par value II each. D. ". Palmer
is president. j. L. Yenney vice president.
Lee Christopherson secre<ary and treas
urer and A. u. Law general manager.
These. with NJ. P, Lyon. Benjamin Rose
and Peter Frost, complete the board OF
directors.
OF four patented claims In the Park City
district. located east OF the Ontario No.
2 The claims in the early days were
producers OF high grade gold orc and
there ls one shaft ESQ feet In depth. The
new officials will start during the new
week cleaning out and retimber1ng this
shaft and comprehensive campaign Of
development work viii be launched with
out delay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
MARKET SENTIMENT
is CLEARING NOW

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, receiy ed
over their private wire yesterday after
noon;
Paine. webber 6, Co, Boston-Wheth-
er the present strength in the market is
due TO an oversold condition or to a
radical change In conditions remains TO
be seen. However, the present rally has
done much to restore confidence and has
proved that the pessmists were wrong
when they. shouted so loudly that stocks
the last three days has been consistent
and in good volume and cannot be laid
entirely to the short interest, although
that undoubtedly helped. We have main
level OF prices had more than discounted
anything that could happen and we feel
more than ever convinced that invest
ment and speculative purchases shuuld
be made before the rally continues much
farther,
Logan & Bryan. New York-The mar
ket gave very good account of itself
TO-DAY after hesitating for a period in
very rapidly. The principal news Of Inn
portance was the report from Washing
ton to the effect that the interstate com
merce commission would make known
its findings in the eastern advance rate
cases before July I. The recovery dur
Ing the past few days has been very rapid
and the short interests were contracted
considerably for which reason we are
disposed to advise the acceptance OF
profits on long stocks on the advance
The decision In the Union Pacific disso-
luton matter will. perhaps, exert the
desired influence next week. though
doubtless before the same Is made known
some irregularty will be witnessed In
the market owing to the uncertainty
usually surrounding such matters. The
bank statement was very much better
than expected and it now begins to ap-
pear as II the concern relative to the
monetary situation has been somewha
allayed
Gallagher Letter, New York-Ma ket
opened firm and higher, reacted slight
higher levels and the strength continue ed
to the close. Braden was strongest
among the mines selling at Gg, buyine
was Improved and looks like going high
er. Tobacco stocks and oil stocks were
firn, the latter showing small advances
throughout, Anglo OIL being more active
around l9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
BUTTE AVID ELY NOT
PLEASED WITH DEAL
Meeting in Butte Develops
Opposition to the Terms
of Merger.

There was held las, Thursday az Butte
u meeting between several shareholders
in the Butte &s Ely company ard Thom-
as +, Cole, a which was under discus
sion the proposed consolidation under the
Coppermtnes Consolidated company OF
the Butte & Ely. Giroux Consolidated
Coppermincs and Chairman companies
The Butte &s Ely shareholders. say re-
ports from the meeting. arc BY no means
satisfied with the terms OF the proposed
merger terms which MIR. Cole assured
them were decided upon and are as
given out
Butte & Ely stockholders have been
very impatient for quite a time. The
control OF the company is held by the
Giroux and Butte G. Ely has been pretty
much neglected all along. The company
owns a splendid group of claims ad-
Joining The Nevada CONSOLIDATED steam
shovel pits. and with proper development
and equipment the Butte e Ely unuues-
tionably would become a substantial pro-
ducer Of low-grade copper ores. The
company has a well filled treasury and
shareholders believe that they are ell.
titled to more reasonable treatment thar
that contemplated.
One stockholders is reported to threat
en- receivershlp for the company, but
whether this step will be taken or not
OF course cannot now be stated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
COPPER MARKET IS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Exports Somewhat Better.
While Sentiment Is Favor
able to Better Strength.

According 10 eastern reports over the
Pollock wires. there has been slight
Improvement noted in the copper metal
situation. and the fact that this improve
ment follows closely upon the advance
IN the leading copper shares leads to the
conclusion that the Improvement is due
to a relieved financial situa tion. But the
easier metal market conditions are not
due entirely to purely mental processes.
The exports of the metal are showing an
increase. the week ending June 1S being
1925 tons an increase of 2635 tons over
the same month of last year. This is
nearly at the ra of 60, 600, 900 pounds per
month, and exports should Increase in
proportion TO the easing OF the financial
and industrial strain,
The last market news was TO the effect
that the consumer was being offered
good sized lots Of electrolyYc copper al
option of the purchaser. Lake copper
was being held at 15a cents per pound
The Engineering and Mining Journal
makes the following comment on the
copper export situation.
The constant reduction In the stock
OF copper in Europe. while exports TO
there from America continue at
phenomenally high rate. is difficult Of
explanation. We know that consump-
ton is still going on in Europe at
high rate, but the extent indicated by
the statistics rather exceeds imagina"
ton, exceeding II even after the prob
able diminution in extra American
production is taken into account. The
explanation, OF course, may be that
some of the copper that has been go
Ing to Europe has passed into pri-
vate warehouse, where II is no longer
statistically reported. The Weakness
OF the market in the face of g. strong
statistical position Is in u way con-
hrmatory OF this idea. It is also
probable that manufa cturers who all
lowed their stocks TO run low in tho
early part OF this year have been re-
plenishing the supplies that they nor
mally carry In their yards. Whatever :
be the situation in these respects, II
appears certain that nobody is now
Juggling such loads OF copper as they
began 70 in 1907. and had TO continue
with for several years thereafter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
zAD|G IS OPPOSED
To A MERGER DEAL
Believes North Star Property
Fully Capable of Going
1t Alone.

Utah shareholders OF the Tonopal
North Star company. who have been do
ing consldera BILE wondering IN regard t
the proposed merger Of their company
with others of the Tonopah district. anC
who have been desirous OF obtaining The
opinion OF President Herman Zadlg upqr
this important mater, will be interested
in the following statement which Mr.
Zadig has made in regard to the pro.
posed DEAL
Any attempt at consolida ton OF the
North Star mine with the Midway 6.
Montana will be strenuousIy opposed
by me. for the reason that I fail to
see wherein Il would beneft the
stockholders of the North Star,
We have developed a splendid body
of ore Oh the o50-foot level and will
undoubtedly get the downward ex
tension OF the vein and the ore shoot
on the level below and also on the
1250-foot level and when this work
has been accomplished the North Star
Will rank Is one OF the big mines OF
the camp and will be we'll able to
take care OF itself as a permanent
producing property. For the month
of May the profits from ore ship
ments will exceed SIS, 900. and we are
now building up big cash reserve
in the treasury and hope to be able
to pay dividend before Christmas.
The North Star is the vindication
Of all / have claimed for many years
past in favor of the assessment plan
for development of mines. II this
property had not been developed under
the assessment system It would have
been sa6dled under a reconstruction
scheme with from 500, 900 10 1000, 900
shares OF additional stock, and In
stead of that, the few assessments
that have been levied have not hurt
any OF the stockholders, but have
served to treble the value of their
stock without any increase IN the
capitalization OF the company,
Neither the local ma nagement nor
myself are under any apprehension
about the future development OF the
mine at depth. IT is simply ques-
etlon Of work to open up the ore on
the lower levels and In the meantime
we shall continue shipments from the
raises on the 950foot level. which are
yielding a very fine grade OF shipping
ore
Because OF the splendid condition
Of the property. l am determined to
use every effort In my power TO re-
tain It for the stockholders 1 have
not been consulted about any con-
solidation scheme. and, as I eaid be-
fore. I shall bitterly oppose 1t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
HALIFAX GETS NEW
ORE on LEVEL TEN
Ore Appears Three Hundred
Feet South of Shaft on
Thousand Level.

Halifax stock today made one OF the
greatest advances witnessed on the stock
exchange in years, when 1t jumped froN
STb cents on the New York curb and
Philadelphia markets 10 Sl.75. at whicn
point sales were recorded. The high
price was not held for any length OF
time and at the end OF the eastern ses-
sion the quotations had dropped back TO
81 and $1.25, says the Tonopah Bonanza
OF June II
The cause OF the sudden ascension
was the recent developments In the
property. Three days ago fair grad
Of milling ore was encountered on the
1000 foot level at n point about 300 feet
south OF the shaft. The workings con-
tinue in this ore as the drift is being
pushed along with the ore body. 1t Is
understood that no attempt has been
made as yet TO crosscut the body and
determine the width Reports today are
that the face continues in the ore.
The real value OF the ore could not
be learned, but judging from the basis
upon which values are made, 1t would
be safe to presume that a fair grade OF
milling ore would mean the body tc
assay between SIS and $50 to the ton;
West End was likewise affected by the
upward movement and sold in the east
for sl35. On the San Francisco ex-
change 1t opened at $40 and sold up tc
$l.25, dropping back to S110. closing al
the latter price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
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This ointment is the formula of ply
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
NEVADA HILLS HAS
TOUCHED DOLLAR MARK

The Nevada Hills stock Saturday 'on
the local mining share market made
gain OF 81 a share and reports have 1t
that the orders came from sources In
touch with property and mill condi-
tIons, Ohio Copper was somewhat firmer
yesterday also. going for 72 cents a share
In anticipation of some good news from
the east shortly.
Sales yesterday morning reached a to-
tai of 1854 shares of stock, the mark ct
value of which was s4710.25, bringing the
weeks business TO 1852 shares, with a
value of S93192.42
The following were the closing transao-
tions
UNLISTED STOCKS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
Mining Notes.

The Copper Queen property. now oper-
ated by the Ely Consolida ted, Is making
regular shipments Of copper ore to the
local smelters.
H. N. Johnson, chief clerk to the gen.
eral manager Of the International Smelt-
Ing & Refining company has resigned
and left for Butte. where he will take a
more lucrative position with the Anacon-
da company. His change is distinctly a
promotion. and his many Salt Lake
friends predict for him q brilliant future
In the big smelling game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
At the Orpheum Arch.

The Orpheum Arch is the most con-
spicuous sign in town-everyone knows
about it, If your office is in the Al.
las block you could advertise "at the
Orpheum sign in the Atlas block, and
you would be easily located. A few
desirable offices in the Atlas block are
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
HOW THE. OJIBWAY
STANDS FINANCIALLY

The report received few days ago to
the effect that the Ojibway officials had
decided upon a temporary suspension OF
operat tlous. which was followed by a sub
stantlal market loss IN the stock, has at
tracted considerable attention to this
Michigan proposition, which. at one time.
was considered an attractive Issue mar
ketwise- The annual report OF the COM
pany for the year ending December 81,
1912 showed the following financial con-
liiinn.