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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Chicago Wondering
How Far the Sunday
Law Will Be Enforced

CHICAGO. Oct. 6-The order issued last
night by Mayor William Hale Thompson
that all saloons and dispensers OF LIQUOR
within the city limits must obey the
state Sunday closing law met a varied
reception in Chicago today.
Sheriff Traeger, asked whether he would
enforce the closing law in the Cook county
towns outside of Chicago. where there
are many roadhouses, replied that ne
would consult his attorney. Chief OF
Police Healey said that he would enforce
the orders OF the mayor.
Officials Of the United Societies for
local self government. the champtons
OF the liquor forces. held several con-
ferences with their legal advisers ana
sought for grounds on which the order
could be attacked In the courts.
There also was much discussion over
whether the other sections OF the Sunday
law relative to disturbing the peace OF
society on Sunday could be enforced to
prevent Sunday base bal games and
close theatres drug stores. eating houses
and other Sunday activities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

SIIEEP-Supplles we're cut down again
TO-DAY, the run of eIghty-seven cars, or
24,OJO head. being the smallest for a
Wednesday for some time. In number OF
cars tOdays receipts are smaller than
a week ago. but the estimated number
OF head was nearly 20OO larger than on
last " ednesuAy, For the first half OF the
week the supply foots up $3.50 head. a
shortage OF 1900 as compared with last
week, nearly 30.0OO smaller than two weeks
ago and 1900 short Of the corresponding
days last year. Despite lessened supplies,
Omaha held he place as the largest sheep
market on the map, having 1000 more
than were reported Ia Chicago, the largest
0E tho oUfriHr ma rFnta.
Later IN when nothing sold over aS
and the bJlk went at that figure and 80
several sellers quoted values as much as
l0di5c down. Practically everything had
been sold before noon,
had no effect on the feeder buyers. who
went right ahead pay Ing fully steady
are the favor teS. were scarce and the
largely al s. 3Od6 70. with an extreme
top Of tsl5. Bulk OF the offerings landed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Carranza Will Probe
Shooting Of American
Soldiers by Mexicans

VERA CRUZ, Oct. s.-orders have been
Issued by CaFranEa for a thorough in
vestigation OF the alleged shooting OF
American soldiers near Matamoros. and
assurances have been given Mr.. Belt.
octing special agent OF the State depart
ment. that In the event OF guilt being
established those responsible would be
severely punished.
This was the substances OF a reply given
today to representations OF the United
states made through Special Agent Belt
on Saturday
Carranza's reply was oouched IN friendly
terms and indicated surprise as 20 the
Picture OF conditions on the border that
had been presented.
The Carranza consulate today notified
General Carranza that # had confirmed
recent report that General RosaIio
Hernandez had revolted from villa and
has defeated the latter on Sunday In a
Rattle al Santa Rocslia. villa retrSatinE
to Chihuahua City. villa officials con
firmed the report.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
U. S. DESTROYER VICTIM
IN MIMIC NAVAL WARFARE

NEWPORT. II. l.. Oct. IA strict
censorship was maintained by the Navy
department tonight on the details OF an
explosion and fire on the torpedo boat
destroyer Cummings today, The damage
to the vessel was said TO be slight but
Il put back Immediately to this port 20
land two OF its men. who were severely
burned.
The Cummings left Newport yesterday
to take its place with the ''rsd" or
attacking fleet. In the most slaborate
war game the Navy department. has yet
undertaken
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
OMAHA GENERAL MARKnT.
ArticieI Open / HIEhI

FRUITs-oranges; California Valen-
cias. l76s, 2OOs, 2l6s 250c; SO box; Cali
fornia Valencias. i2Ss i5Os, 2SSs. S6Os,
&.75 box. Lemons: Extra fancy Col
den Bowl, 30Os, 81 box; extra fancy Col
den Bowl, 36Os, $3.50 box; extra fancy
sunkist. S0Os, SsOs. A.5o box; Red Bail.
81 box Peaches: Colorado Elbertas,
extra fancy, sc crate Colorado Ell
bertas, fancy, Coo crate; Utah Elbertas,
Soc box; California Salways. 55c box
Prunesi Italian, 95c crate; Italian, guam
titles, Doc crate. Pears: Clargine, S225
crate; Keifers. $225 bu. Apples
Large cooking and baking. S3 bbl.: Jona-
thans, $3.50 bbl.; Belleflowers. $3.50 box
Grapes: Tokays, $l35 crate; Concords
homegrown, 22c basket Bananas: Me-.
dunn fruit. 32OOq2.25 bunch; Jumbo
fruit ChangRinale and Port Limon, 10
10. Cantaloupes; California, mission
brand, standards, 1915 crate; California,
mission brand. ponies, S225 crate; Cali
tornia, mission brand, flats. SOC crate (:
Colorado Burwells, pink meated, 9Oc
crate, Watermelons 11hc 10.
VEGETA ABLES-Cabbage: lIkc 10. Head
lettuce: 81 doz. leaf lettuce, soc do8.
Tomatoes: Market price. Peppers: SOC
basket. Onions: Washington, 1Jhc 10. I;
Spanish. $3.50 crate Parsley, 35c doz
Celery; 35c doz.; Jumbo, 75c doz. Wax
and green beans: SOC basket. Ruta-
bagas; nc lb. Potatoes: Ohios, 6Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Coffrr nnnr,rri.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-coFFEE-A mod.
crate Wall street demand and some COW
ering by trace shorts caused an opening
adYance OF lu9 points In the market for
about points net higher during the
morning. Later, however. offerings in
creased while the unsettled ruling Of the
and March contracts sold off from Sb8c
70 6.43c. while July reacted from 676c 10
1850. The close was net unchanged TO 9
tober. sic; November, G2sc: December,
32c; January, 6s6c; February, 6.Sgc:
March, 6.4Sci April, sec; NAV, s54c; June
66lc; July 6.60c August 6T0c Septem-
ber. 6.73c, Spot steady; Rio rs, 7c; SAN
tos 4s, Sc. Cost and freight offers were
firm, with quotations ranging from 60C
to SSOc for Santos A. II o exchange on
London WAS l-l6d higher with mlreiH
prices unchanged in no and 30 re's higher
at Santos. Santos reports q clearance OF
1900 bags for New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
CHICAGO GRAIN Ann PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIosinE
nrlcca ON mnnrl nf Irnhe.

pr'crs on Boarl of Trade.
CHICAGO, oct. e-RiC buying orders,
lorsely from Wall street hoJses. forced
an unusually sharp advance in the wheat
market here. The consequence was an
excited close at virtually the top prices
reached, SNW7hc net higher. with be
Semoer &C N.ye and May al NUN Corn
gained l%gSAc and oats iai%o TO
In provisions the outcome varied from
&c decline to n rise OF t2Sac.
Although wheat showed strength right
from the outset, the jumps I'm price were
only moderate until. the last half OF the
day, Then the market suddenly went
wild. Purchasing by strong interests
had taken all OF the surplus supply out
OF the speculative pit. and had set the
shorts bidding against one another in
a manner that soon hecPme frantic. IL
forth to represent that the advance
would check the export demand. The
answers appeared sufficient that ocean
charters had been made yesterday for
as much as &jJ.0OO bushels OF grain at
the highest vessel rates on record So
great a volume OF foreign demand, with
news OF rains once more putting n stop
TO thrcshing In the Dakotas and NM
nesota, left the bears almost helpless,
Heavy profit taking on the bulge In
the wheat market resulted In ono lively
setback to prices, but the downturn was
not OF n lasting sort fresh wave OF
buying. especially In the final quarter OF
an hour, brought about greater advances
than before some at least OF the great
nervousness prevailing at the finish was
due TO repoi that owing to excessive
moisture the spring crop was beginning
TO sprout In the shock and might ue-
Velop seriously lowered condition par
alieling the widespread harm dne In the
winter wheat belt.
Frost damage throughout Illinois and
Iowa gave Independent strength Go corn.
The wheat bulge. though. counted also
decidedly against the bears. Trade ia
oats hfoauened out In consequence OF
enlarged demand for other cereals.
About the only offertnrs came from
standing orders I'm commission houses.
Provisions continued their recent
sweeping upturn. There were no signs
of halt In the active export demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
CONTRACTOR'S SALE
REAL EsTATE-wEsT SIDE
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE

Seven rooms-2-story and attic-at 1ll
5. S7th St, one and One-half blocks from
Farnam car line.
Tiled vestibule.
LIVING ROOM, 15x30.
Beamed ceiling-built-in bookcases and
window seats-brick fireplace, burns
wood or coal.
DINING ROOM.
Paneled walls. Downstairs finished in
white quarter-sawed OAK. except kitchen
pantry.
KITCHEN.
Built-in dresser-outside opening to re-
frigerator.
FOUR BEDROOMS.
Finished In white enamel. Two have
two closets each, two have one closet
each.
BATHROOM.
Tiled floor and walls-full lenth closet.
Broom, coat and linen closets.
Front and back porch, also dining and
sleeping porches.
Large, attic, fuli-sized windows-heat
and light.
Full cemented basement Good furnace.
Call on Robert Hunter, Bee Business
office
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
swes,potatOes: virginia. barrels

bu. sweetpotatoes. virginia, barrels,
~ Il HaOU bbl
NUTS-No 1 walnuts: iSc 10 FIJI
berts: Ice 10 Brazils: iec ID. pecans
l2ifc 10. Almonds 90 10 Peanuts.
No. l. raw, s. 10. roasted. Sc IL. Jumbo,
Tnw. &c ID; roasted. o. 10. Cocoanuts;
tibl bag; 15c dog
BEEF CUTS-Rihs. No 1, isitc No
lie; No. 3 i2hc. Loins No. 1. 2ihci
No, 2. iSC No. & liNc Chucks: 30 l.
Ike; No, . tOEC: No. g. qAc Rounds,
No. l. ltAc; No. 2 itc No. 3 iSc Plates
No I. INC, No 2, SNc; No. 8 y.
OtS-Crackcrjack, 81 u
SIS y case Honey: S275' case; Airline
doEen tumnlers 70 u cnae. 81 .nan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
CnIfon MnrA.t.

NEW YORK. oct, G-..,OTTON-spot,
quiet. niddling uplanGs. l246c. Sales
,S0O bales.
Futures closed steady; October, l2.44c;
December i275c; January 12.90c; March,
~ 1Sc; May 1880.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net loss OF from TO u points for the
day.
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
October i2.S7c: December, 70 CSC; January
lssic, March. l3.lsc May. 10 S5c.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 6.-COTTOE-Spo
easier; good middling, 753d: middling.
7,2id; low middlinE. 6.76di sales. II. O00
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

800 head market higher: native bcot
steers. N.E0ml0.26; yeatling steers and
hCifers SsAdlo25; cows, Sc oofls %.
stockers and feeders. t6.OOY776; southern
steers, SS25tfS.b0. cows and heIfers. $40
$3.50; native calves. fg0Odll.O0.
HOtiS-Receipts. $500; market steady,
pigs and lights. s6.HldSS5; mixed and
&t2h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, aSOo;
market steady; lambs, tS.O061eO0; sheep
and ewes. &NOOdT.76
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
MinnenpoiIs Grain MARKED.

MINI EA POLLS, Oct. 6.-WHHAT-
December, $l03M: May, s.O7; No. / hard.
u.l0Mi No. ! northern. sl.O6JqlO9M.
$500.
BARLEY-47R56c-
RYtJ-92@i93c.
BRAN-Sl9.O0
CoRN-ko. yellow. sSass1ac: No. 3
white, 3SA034hc.
tLAX-S1. seal 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Kan.aa CIty Llve stech Market.

celpts, i2.OOc head: market higher; nrinne
fed steers, S9.6jalo.sO; dressed beef steers,
NINS.60 western steers, $4,000 90:
EtoCkcrs and feeders. t5.Sofs.0o. bulls,
S5.0OS5G.00 calves. @.0OifiC. 10.
HOUS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
higher; bulk, N,s0ds20; heavy. s7.s0ffs IS;
packers and butchers G9OdIS q; light
s.. .16HS.25 pigs, S7.OOfISOO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10 900
head; market lower. lambs SS25f1s 20;
yearlings, s0oOfl7oO; wethers, tS.5Odes0:
eWea IS 25apg 20 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

from ts25 down. a good many sales ~.
ing reported down close 10 $500 AIRED
ewes again sold 70 breeder buyers as high
az $3.50
Fat sheep were in light supply, and the
few here took fully steady money A few
ewes again sold as high as $500
rood to choice, tSSOaSOo; lambs. far 10
30 a, So.4ous.eJ. iambs, feeders 81 80
$40; ycarlings. lar 40 choice, s.. I5SIB h.
ytarlings, feeders. S6.o,d1. 10; wethers. fair
N.opb.t5; ewes. fair 90 good, -. 1561S. so.
ewes, common to sair, N.bO6p5. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

SIOUX CITY, IA. Oct. 6.-CATTLE--
Receipts. 1000 head; market steady ma
IS, coos. IS Gamers, t3.5bd4 80; stockers and
feeders. Is 5ogs76; calves, i6,50a5s.O0; bulls,
stays, etc, 81. .7bmSs5
HoGS-Receipts, 600 head: market.
steady; heavy, t77Ogs.a0: mixed. N.iosS
10; light. NiOdT.4o; bulk OF sales T.4Od
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpta l2OO
lambs S6. OOdIS co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
OIL and ROsin,

SAVANNAH Ga. oct. 6-TURPEN-
ceipts. ~ bills: 81 ipments i2G bbls.;
stock. i5.O6l bbls
ROSIN-Flrm sales LOIS bhls.: re-
ceipts, 40 bhlg.; shipments. 573 bills:
$50; G, ID ts2gaSSO; r, t9SO: u. s3qI:
n. SsnK03. 20; VI. 81 %; !. ss45: x, sixa
s75 NJ, A.50; N, A.SO; VIC. $50; WV.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
CnIoAGo LIVE STOCK MAnKnr
Cattle steady-HoEu Easy-sheep
strong.

il0o CHICAGO, Oct. 6-CATTI.E-Re.
ceipts, ll,0O0 head market strong: native
bect cattle, s. 25a 1850, western steers,
b!VQNsl; cows and heifers, 03aNIS co.
calves. SS,0Od12.OO.
HOuS-Rcceints. iS0O head; market
easy AZ 10 TO l6c advance: bulk. G.7O6f
SIS; light, t7.6ids.25 mixed, S7.2jdSBo;
heavy, TlS1fS.io; rough, $7.i6d7.S5; pigs,
S. 606i7 rs
SHEEP AND BAAIBS--Rcceipts, 2o,0oo
mead: market strong; wethers S.1ba'
500; ewes, f.6od6.SO lambs, t7O06e.lO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Dry Goods NTmrl.et,

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-cotton goods and
yarns were strong today. with risinc
prices. Norsted knitting warns were
bought freely for swenters and other
lighter weight knit fabrics. Underwear
was active.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

HOGS : supplies remained extremely
light, although they we're me heaviest OF
any day so far this week Estimates
called for ffty-four cars, or 3ty0 head.
20 S,bi9 head This Is 5000 smaller than
last week, and Is only a little over half
as large as last year. but is a gain OF
about 500 head over two weeks ago, when
the run was, with one exception, the
lghtest for several years.
The general market was good dime
higher than Tuesday, Most OF the pack
ing hogs sold at a spread Of N.5J9 so,
with a scattering as high as $500 and a
few above. Compared with last week =
close current values are from l0qk5c
bulk OF the mixed and heavy offerings.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Sc. Lovi. CraIn NTarl..,.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 6.-wHEAT--No
red, N.I; No. hard, tLlS; December,
Si.O7; May, S.O6Jh.
CORN-No: 2, 6shdtsoc; No. , white, 6Oc:
December. H1tc; May, 66Mc
OATS-No. Z, nominal; No. white
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Liverpool train Market.

LIVERPOOL. oct. s.-wHEAT-spot.
steady; No, / Manitoba i2s iOd NO 4.
lis IND; No: .. lis I'D; No. i northern
Duluth. lis Sd.
CoRN--spot, quiet; American mixed,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Anrnr MnrIr..t.

New York General Market.
Now YORK, oct. 6.-SUGAR-Raw
steady: centrifugal, S.5O6i3.64c; mola sses
2.7Sff2.SIc. ?. Refined. steady. Sugar f,i.
lures opened steady today and at noon
prices were 2 to points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Remains Strong and
Again Makes an Advance Of One
10 Two Cents.
CORN PRICE DECLINES A CENT

OMAHA. October 6, 1918.
The cash wheat market was pretty
strong and showed AN advance OF to
cents
Tie demand Tor this cereal was pretty
good and the receipts were fairly ll-ht
There was very lttle wheat sod on ac-
count OF the uncertain prices and the
traCers were not very anN aus TO sell.
The corn receipts were light and there
We're very few cars OF tnis cereal sold.
Traders could not agree as To prices auu
the market declined "A cent.
Oats were fairly active aud were quoted
hall to cent and a quarter higher.
The receipts OF tins cereal were hkhl
and the demand was good.
Ky sold about cents higher, while
barle" was quoted To -"nts higher.
NiSaiau,ts. uyat anu liuug ..4Aat to
l.0Oi.UyO bushels, no com. and oats, loo
bushels
Liverpool spot: Wheat and corn un-
changed.
Urinary wheat receipts were 2.7gOOO0
bushels and shipments of bSl,OJ0 bushels,
against receipts OF LIS. go bushels anu
shipments OF i,O46.OOO bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were lt6,JO bash
els ana shipments OF 440,OOO bushels,
against rec, tpIs OF b52.0N bushes and
shipments of $3.50 busnels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 20 bush
els and shipments OF $500 bushe
against reco. pts OF 2o&5,OOJ bushes and
shipments Of l,32S,uOO bushels last year.
CARLOr RECEIPTS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

Sales reported today. wheat-No. )
winter: car. 81 .OiSs: 2 cars Sioi; 5 cars,
p.VO .; cars, N.0; z cars, s9d. sample
car, velvet chaff, sSc; / car. g2c. No.
spring. l car light, SIC. No. velvet
chaff: car, 81 "a; 1 car, N.OS1a; cars,
81 o. NO. 3 velvet chatt; cars, 49,
car, 81 ,O2. Rye-No. 2: 1 car, &c. har-
lCy-No. 4: " car, 4Sc. Corn-No. white:
cars, sc. No. 3 white: cars, DOC, No,
yellow: cars, ,5Inc. No. 3 yellow
No. 3 mixed: cor. near yellow. S1ci
cars. b54.c. No. mixed car, &c. Oats
car. 3SsAC; ? cars, Sc; cars. SSc. No.
white: 3 cars, S2c. No. mixed; car,
Slivc. Sample: / car. ale; car. 3JhSc.
Omaha Cash GnIes-M heat: NJ. =
turkey, NV5ul.O7; No. turkey, IlOAq
Los; No. hard, 81 OgdLN; No. hard,
99caS1.Os; No. hard, 9'cdfl.Olh; No. z
spring. l.OOulO2; No, spring, 9scQSl Ol;
No. durGm. gSq99C; No. durum, S'WSoc.
Corn: No. white, b5Aa5ec No. 3 white,
tSt,p66c: No. white, SHtOS%ei No
No. 2 yellow. 57a57hc; No. 5 yellow, 6lg
low, 56ls sd5694c: No. yellow. SGq66nc
No. ? mixed, 55h@o5&c No. 3 mixed So.
055%c: No. 4 mixed. 5s4Qt6hc; No.
mixed. 5lk665c; No. 6 mixed, 64hd64Ac ..
Oats. No. 2 white, SilkQS4%c; standard,
S4qf34hc; No. white. S2Q3S&c; No.
white, Si%d32c. Barley: Mating, 46G62c
No. feed, 42d45c. Rye; No. g. slhdS2o;
No. g. 90h@9lc.
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan a. Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, sl5 SO. Sixteenth street, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
NT~taI NT-r1set.

NEW YORK, October 8.-METAL,-
5sssy hssS "S s:etoHs 9fss H n0tsS ToI DDS
and unchanged' tin. strong. % NnsS 25
At I4ondon-Spot copper, R7l; futures.
futures si52 i5s: antlmony. fi8; ieSa,'
"a 10 Cd; spelter. e69.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
'SUncay.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union stock yards South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at o clock
q, m. yesterday:
pTS-CARInADS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
Kansas city Grain ana Provisions,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 6.-wHEAT-
No. 2 hard, SLOS0l.12; No. 2 red. 81 .I1Q
L2O; December ti;O3h. May. ti.O25t.
5Gc; December. 52hc; May, bILa75iSc.
OATS-No. Nahite, S6h6p3Sc; No. a
mixed. 4IQ35c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

CATTLE--There was another fair run
oet cattle today. oringing the total fer
Is big falling off as compared with
last week and the week before, and a
decrease OF over 1900 head as compared
There was quite a sprinkling of corn
fed beeves In the yards which com
manded steady prices. Receipts OF west
demand was good and the trade active
while prices were around l0c higher than
yesterday.
Cows and heifers we're In good active
demand and they too showed an advance
OF about l0c over yesterday. Most of the
offerings changed hands In reasonable
season.
stockefs and feeders were In very large
supply, while spoculators also had a good
many on hand that they had carried over
from yesterday While the yards were
fun OF stockmen from the country, who
were here on account OF the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities, they did not appear to be in
buying mood. As a result the trade
was very much OF a drag, being quoted
as anywhere from slow to l0c or more
lower than yesterday,
Quotations ON cattle; Good TO choice
FED yearings 5ss ssVSy',SS; SS n, far to g99d fed
yearlings, t6bJdIs.50; good TO choice heavy
beeves. t9Voqe,se; far TO good cornfed
SssVss teS Seeves p1%s 70 Srss ts1 SSr
tsOSqs.t0. good to choice grass beeyesl
q ;4yaS.Oo; fair 70 Eood grass besyea $50
QIO; common TO fair grass peeVes, 4o.bJW
4. 10; good to choice grass heifers, t5.00dD
$50; good to choice grass cows S5.76D
s tSiT faiT 10 dC%s sSSs SNS Ssa2 Som
ling steers, s776GS 10 good 10 choice feed
erS, H.2ydrf75; fair to good feeders, tB.O0t1
good to choice stockeTs, y7.7sqS00; fair
to good stockers, ts.766p1.7b; common TO
fair stockers, t6.boQo 70; stock heifers.
75a7Oe stock COWS Eso@s ~ iOi,6 stock Sd
bulls. stays, ETC.. N.5Ou6O0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07

Omaha Butter Market.
Twenty-six cents per pound TO the
dealer Is the price this week
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-25
TITLE CLAIM vEXES

The Dalles, Ore, Nov. 25.-Coach
Bob Murray, of The Dalles high scohol
football team, takes exception to n
statement published Sunday that Salem
high and Columbia university would
play Thanksgiving to settle the inter.
scholastic championship of Oregon.
Murray contends that The Dales has
just as good claim to the state title
as anyone.
~ am not claiming the state cham.
pionship for The Dalles," he said TO-
day, "but I do contend that we, Ms
last years champions and being unde.
feated by any Oregon high school this
year, are as much near.champions as
Salem or Columbia, especially in view
Of the fact that Coaches Clancy and
Callicrate, Of Salem and Columbia, alb
solutely refused to meet The Dalles
this season. Moreover, Salem has ad.
mitted playing a man who is 22 years
Of age.
"If we defeat Albany tomorrow, we
shall claim the state championship in
view Of last seasons record and the
refusal Of Columbia and Salcm to meet
us this year. However, If the winners
of the Salem Columbia engagement
should contest our claim, we would be
willing to meet them, for we are not
claiming anything we are not willing
to back up in actual contest"