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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
MICHIGAN NOSES
OUT ON SYRACUSE

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 2S.-Mich-
igan won from Syracuse by two min
utes this afternoon. The score was IA
to 10 and the last seven points of the
Yost mems total were hung up just an
instant before the whistle ended the
conflict.
Twenty thousand fans waited
breathlessly in the stands while tho
final Michigan drive was under way
and then went wild when quarter back
Zelger went over the Syracuse goal
for the score that meant a tie at
least. moment later Captain Maui
betsch booted the goal and gave
Michigan a one point victory.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
COLORADO LOSES
TO UTAH ELEVEN

Salt Lake, Oct. 2S.-The University
of Utah had an easy time with the
University of Colorado here today win
ming by a score of 2s to O. The Nor
mons ran around the Boulder ends.
smashing through the line and nearly
ran the Colorado players off the lot.
Kay and Romney for the Utah eleven
were in almost every play that had
anything to do with the scoring. Utah
scored field goal In the second period,
two touchdowns in the third and two
touchdowns and kicked goal in the
fourth.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
Important Items Of News From the
Camas Prairie Country
Together With We We
Garden

hates liar and you would not be-
lieve me anyhow.
So, while there be those here like
wolves in sheep herder's clothing.
which gaining our condolences go to
the lower country and knock our de-
plorable condition, l aim to state facts
and facts only. Everything 1 say is
Fictitious.
Here it is:
The continued cool weather in the
early part of the summer almost OBJ
liberated the entire crop of water
melons, cantaloupe, tomatoes, egg
plant and pineapples, but our carrots
are sublime.
Therel
Now, Mister Editor, won't you print
bit of news about this neck of woods?
Say a full front page on your daily
followed by a Sunday supplement- and
oblige.
Yours supinely.
GUS OAKUM.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
OLD SCORES ARE
WIPED OUT BY YALE

New Haven, Oct 2s.-In n spectacle
lar game of open play and smashing
line plunging. Yale wiped out previous
defeats at the hands of Washington
and jefferson this afternoon. with a
IS to IA victory. Twenty thousand
Including the second Connecticut in
LeGore's superior punting was a fac
record for so early in the season, saw
the sons of Eli come TO the front. Yale
found wide holes in the Pennsylvania
line at times, ran around 1t at others
and used forward passes. at some
times with advantage, though w. & ]
did the really. battling tricks in the
line Of forward passing.
LaGore's superior punting was a fac
tor early in the game. A twenty-five
yard forward pass and % yard end
run sent Carey over for Yale's first
score. Having tested the open game
Yale plowed through the line steadily
for As yards in six plays and scored
q second time after two plays in the
second quarter. Then Smith took a
Washington and Jefferson punt in
midfield raced so yards to the goal
line.
Four consecutive. forward passes
completely baffled Yale and carried the
visitors so yards. McCreight went
over for the first touch down scored
against Eli this season.
The score was brief. Smith pulling a
81 yard run Immediately and LeGore
scoring soon afterward by jthe toe
route. LeGore broke up the next for
ward pass outburst as it threatened the
Yale goal and the visitors line crumbl
ed under fourth assault for a touch
down.
Mosely and Church. sent in for Yale
broke up the forward passing in the
third quarter, but the fourth saw the
play as effective as ever. w. and ].
making a second touchdown.
Neville, who replaced LeGore, scored
Yale's fifth touchdown just as the
game closed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
Football Results.
!. + i. !. r. i. + i. /. i. !. :;

At Princeton-Princeton Z; Dart
mouth, g.
At ambridge-Harvard, %; Cor
nell, o.
At New Haven-Yale, IS; Washing
ton and jefferson, IA.
At West Point-Army. CO. Villa
Nova, T.
At Annapolis-Navy. 20; University
of Georgia, 8.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg. 20; Penn
sylvania. 0.
At Providence-Brown, 81; Rut-
gers 6.
At State College, Pa.-Penn. State,
As; Gettysburg, 2.
At Springfield Mass.-Colgate, 81;
Springfield, Y. M. c. A, IA.
At Easton, Pa.-LaFayette, 81; Lee
banon Valley, IA.
At outhfield-Columbia, 0; Will
liams. 0.
At Brunswick, Me.--Bowdoin, 10;
Bates, 8.
AT Swarthmore. Pa.-Swarthmore,
1S; Ursinus 8.
At Allentown-Muhlenb IT;
Bucknell, 0.
At Watervile. Me.-Colby, o;
Maine. 0.
At Schenectady, ~ View York
University, 13; Union. 0.
At Washington-George so;
Albright, 0.
AT Lancaster-Dickso son, 13; Franklin
and Marshall, 0.
At Cleveland-Case. 81; Wooster, o.
At Tiffin, O.-Western Reserve, 0;
Heidelberg, 81.
At Granville-Denison. 10; Ohio
Northern, 0.
At Athens-Ohio, 6: Kenyon, 0.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 0; Ken
lucky State, 80.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 81 Bethany,
0.
AT apolls-Minnesota, 81; Iowa,
0.
At Wisconsin, 80; Chi
cago, :.
At Lafayette. Ind.-Illinois. IA;
Purdue, I.
At n-Northwestern, 40;
Drake, 6.
At Ann Acknowledgment, IA; SYRIA
cuse. 10.
At East Lansing-M. A. c. Fresh
men, 13; Michigan Freshmen, II.
At polis-Tufts, IL; Indiana,
10.
At st. Louis-Washington, T.. I;
Rolla, 6.
At omaha-Dcnver, 10; Creighton,
13.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81; Nebraska
Wesleyan, 0.
At Lawrence-Kansas University,
o. Kansas Aggies. 0.
At Norman, Missouri u, 90;
Oklahoma, ~.
At Dallas-TeXas Aggies, 10; Has
kell Indians, 6.
At Washington Haverford, 4;
Maryland State. 6.
Notre Dame 6S; Wabash, o.
At Austin, TeX.-Baylor, Z; Texas
u. 8.
At Peoria-Bradley Poly, rs; He'd
ding, 0.
At Seattle-Washingto 81; Whit
man, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures "a; Cali
fornia, 10.
At Palo Alto-Stanford, 20; Palo
Alto A. c., 9. (Rugby.)
At Fort Collins-Colorado Aggies.
IA; Colorado College, ~.
At Laramie-Colorado Mines. 30:
Wyoming. 7.
Vanderbilt. IS; Virginia. 3.
North Carolina, So; Virginia Mil
itary Institute, 13.
Auburn, 7; Mississippi A. & NJ, 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
MINNESOTA RUNS
UP SCORE ON IOWA

Minneapolis, oct. 2s-The Mime
sofa football team today had no diff
Guilty in defeating Iowa. 81 to 0. At no
stage of the game We're the Gophers
threatened, in fact the ball was never
near enough for Iowa to make a
chance drop kick.
In the first five minutes of the
game it looked as If Minnesota had
met their match, but after that it was
only question of how large the score
was to be.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
HUNDRED MILE
AUTO RECORD IS
MADE BY A|TKEN

New York, Oct. 2S.-Fairly sizzling
the Sheepshead speedway this after
noon, Aitkin (Peugeot made a new
100-mile auto record in 56 minutes ~
seconds, with Calvin (Premier) only
IS seconds behind him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
WASHINGTON STATE
DEFEATS MONTANA

Missoula, Mont. Oct. 2s.-washing-
ton State outclassed the University of
Montana on the gridiron this after
noon. winning by score of 27 to 0.
Durham and Doane circled Mont
ana's ends for damaging gains. In tho
final period Washington worked two
forward passes for total of 60 yards.
Montana WAS never able to start an
offensive. The losers made first down
only three times.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
IMPORTANT ITEMS.

Some time last week the train ar
rived on time.
Jim Knowles was Viclously attacked
by a large sow and litter ON Sunday
past. Had it not been for sack of
wheat which he held in his hand, Jim
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

Iron safes and cash boxes are IN de-
mand nowadays among native mer-
chants of Indo- China, and Chinese do
ing business in the faraway region Of
A ia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

Plano moving made easy. Call rs.
Peasley Transfer & Storage Co.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

{ Long graceful lines in coats is the
vogue in the fashion world. This
coat Is one of the new models, empha-
sizing the lone-line cut of the winter
wraps. 1t is made of brown broad
CLOTH and the collar and cuffs are Of
sealskin. Another feature of the new
design is the buttons which are
larger than hav. been worn lately.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

Speaking of athletics. Ebenezer
Stronghold was to have shipped part
of trainload of hogs yesterday, but
a young shoat which he had previous
ly placed in the wagon with some 9TH
ers. prled the floor from the wagon
and escaped. The writer seeking an
interview observed Eb herding the
shoat through his sheep pasture with
a SO high power rifle. The pace he
was setting and the determination In
his eye leads US to remark that in all
probability Eb will have side meat for
some time to come.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

Jewelry manufacturing. Con w.
Hesse. 1909 Main St Ady-tf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29
CORNELL'S SCALP
TAKEN BY HARVARD

+. Cambridge. Mass Oct. 2s.-John
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

Phone 73 for baggage wagons
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer Il
Storage Co.-Adv. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

would have been most MORALLY wound
ed. but the sack coming betwixt him
and the drove the grain received the
brunt of the attack. In attempting
to rescue the fruits of his labors Jim
was thrown and trompled on. Owing
to the frail condition of the SOW, etc,
he will recover.
Speaking of attacks, Tommy Light
foots prize hurdling stood him in need
when he attempted to milk a young
cow critter in a red silk shirt. The
bovine mistaking the shirt for her red
calf or some new kind of alfalfa, put
Tommy on the alert. AS he cleared
the top Of the corral he was heard by
the writer to remark:
Athletic knowledge
Acquired at college
You can bet your boots Will do nc
harm,
If you have to milk COWS
In a red silk blouse
For board and room on gran'fathers
farm.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-29

John McGraw doesn't care whether
John Tener, the national commission
or anybody else investigates his
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04
GREAT MINE TUNNEL NOW UNDERWAY THRU
 YAVAPAI MOUNTAINS
Deep Level Tunnel Under The Bradshaws Will Tap Series Of Pastures. Will Run IS, GOO Feet

PRESCOTT. June 3.-The greatest of all movements ever lauched in Ari- zona. is now under way in the Brad shaw mountains. It is known as the deep level tunnel.
 The magnitude of this undertaking can be appdeciated when it is stated that this exploration will have a length of over l5.O0O feet. and in it's course will penetrate at depths of from 800 to 2.000 feet a system of Assures which lie in it's course from east to west. embracing the Lincoln. Nelson. Fairview. War Eagle. Gladi- ator. Crown King. Del PascO. Old Reliable. Wildtlower and other mines. all of which have been under develop ment for many years. Prao uical work is in full swing on it's huge under taking, the entering point in the maun- tain being less than one mile from Crown King
 Unexpectedly. according to advices received yesterday. copper condi- tion was struck a few days ago near the mouth of the tunnel. of a high grade ore. but of what extent it not known. The belt to be explored is distinctively gold. and the blind" copper coming in has occasioned sur prise. It is theory that the Pelican claim of the Blue Bird group. one mile to the north. is being encounter ed. and also of the DeSoto. both these properties being copper.
 Behind this movement is the Brad show Development Co. which is to be incorporated immediately. Chicago became interested. after their engineer reported favorably on the project a few months ago.
 Bradshaw mines are assuming an excellent rating with more properties operating today than ever before. and four mills are running day and night with two more to be installed this summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04
VERDE COMBINATION
 NEWEST BIDDER FOR
 POPULAR FAVORITISM
Big Flotation In Jerome Is
 Nearly Completed. Pitts burg People Heavily Inter- ested. Extensive Holdings

JEROME, Ariz.. June 3.-James M. Lyman, organizer ana vice president |of the Verde Combination Copper company, the newest big flotation in the Jerome district. has gone to Pitts burgh to confer with group of brok CTS who have offered to underwrite the entire issue ftreasury stock, 100000 shares.
 The company is capitalized for s1, 100000, with 2,O00.OO0 shares The original owners of the property in cluded in the merger receive 600,000 shares and most of the 100000 shares known as reorganization stock has been subscribed for in Arizona and Pittsburgh at 8 and 50 cents. This stock is to be pooled for at least six months, by which time it is expected that at least half of the treasury will have been sold at S1
 The Verde Combination includes the Moscal, Richards, Black Hills, Copper Lens, Washburn. Chautauqua and Connor. or Verde Consolidated. groups. Altogether the estate con sists of 800 acres. 325 acres patented. lying between the United Verde Ex. tension on the east and the Pittsburgh Jerome on the west. Not one of the groups is without a good copper show ing but the Moscal is regarded as the most promising and the first develop ment work probably will be done there. The place for starting devel- oDment work probably will be done there. The place for starting develop. ment will be designated by A. P Thompson. resident geologist of the Copper Chief. who reported on the Green Monster and Shea properties. Mir Thompson is now making thor opeh examination of the Verde Con- bination and when operations are commenced he will be in entire charge of the mining department.
 It will not be necessary to purchase new machinery as the Richards group is eouiDned with hoist. compressor and eneines capable of sinking 1000 feet. All this equipment is in excel lert condition.
 The deenest working on Conbina tion gro"nd is 67O-foot shaft on one of the Richards claims At BOO feet this shaft Dasses through a small ore hody and at f30 feet uenatrates nine feet of snlDhides. A 1.600-foot tunnel on the Moscal cuts five feet of sul- phides which runs well up in gold. At one place on the Connor vein of sulphide two and half feet wide
 outcrops for 75 feet Altogether about s500.000 has been spent in developing the various groups now held by the Verde Combination.
 Peter Boyd of Pittsburgh. for many years connected with the United States Steel corDoration as general superintendent of the National Tube works. is president of the Verde Com bination. Alfred Lappe of Lappe & Vilsac. stock and security brokers. is secretary. and John & Eberman of the Pittsburgh banking firm of Craw- ford & Eberman. is treasurer. Other prominent Pittsburgh. Jerome and Prescott men are on the directorate. (Continued on Page 3. Main Section)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04
WENDEN REGION lS RECEIVING
 ATTENTION
Harcuvar And Harqua Hala Ranges In Central Western Arizona See Boom. Activi- ty Mineral Valley Section

WENDEN. Ariz.. June 3.-Oatman. Los Angeles and Jerome people are beginning to pour into the Harcuvar and Harqua Hala ranges, flanking Mineral valley north and south of the Arizona x California railroad. The first pulsation of a boom are being felt in Cunningham pass, Tank pass and other sections tributary to Wen den and Salome.
 The boom is beginning because the Harcuvars and Harqua HaIas con tain so many prospects of undoubte1 n'erit that cannot be overlooked in this era of mining prosperity and de- velopment. Until about two weeks ago. when the Mineral Valley Com mercial Club was organized at Wen den. no concerted effort was made to bring the A. & C. country to the at tention of investors No part of Ari- zona has been more neglected. yet no part of Arizona holds out greater prominence. Both the HarcuvaTs and Haruua Halas are scanned and criss- crossed with veins. dikes and ledges that carry gold and copper ore.
 Roughly speaking. Mineral valley. formerly known as Cuttings valley is twelve miles wide and runs due east and west. On the north are the liar cuvars .on the south the Harqua Ha- las. Between runs the A. & C. the principal settlements are Wenden and Salome. five miles apart on the rail road. Any part of the ranges can be easily reached from these two places
 Sowething of boom was started in this country back in 1906, just after the Parker cutoff was com pleted. Then the slump of 1907 came along and the boom was over.
 There was a revival of interest in March. 1909. On Friday. the 13th day of that month. two prospectors named Alger and Barker discovered the now famous Glory Hole. eight miles northwest of Salome in the Hsrcuvars. In less than a week more than S6C ,000 worth of gold ore. some of it worth s10o a pound. was taken ont of a twelve-foot hole. A sackful cf the ore was carried to Phoenix by Dick Wcl; Hall. now secretary of the Valley Commercial Club. and displayed ,ominent,y in an office Tie staid old capital of Ari zora cane ss near being stampeded
 tContinued on Page Two.)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04
Tungsten Excitement
 Sends Prosbectors to
 Many arts ofCounty
Reviews Mining Section Next Sunday Will Introduce Feat
 es Contributed By Local Experts Of The Mines Of The Warren District. Many Demands Have Been Made By Readers For Accurate Frsthand Local Information
Hills Of The District Are Being Combed For Tungsten Bear
 ing Ore. Nogaes Is Considering Customs Ore Mil. Bisbee Still Continues To Be The Mecca For Those Wish
 ing To Develop Properties In Every Section Of The State

Beginning next Sunday Review in Southern Arizona mining section series of mining experts of the Warren mnes--that which most surrounding country Unfortunately reporters Review, lacking technical of other kindred matters have found necessary otake Frequently this the usual sources for mining news That in acknowledged but from this time on with the cooper aion experts inter- interested in mining will be handled andt they will be AUTHENTIC Nt Arizona is the mining industry It is and this general reading public Pros peors technical have ofen and very justly found other This the and that the essential details make for aceur of highiy interesting matters and child residing in Bisbee
 Review
 THE TUNGSTEN EXCITEMENT others have bued themselves during the howngs the which resembles or s Bureau Mines for its bue days according word other section of the country geOlogiss there section bearing
 INTEREST IN JEROME Coppe investigation it
 
 that mining Combination and several other companies enng muchsu in
 receiving attention the hands located forging ahead rapid has received with avdty in the Warren District
 CONSIDERING CUSTOM MILL awakening the importance County of the lately of that body held
 
 facilities handling simple comparatively inexpensive bu brought smaller deposits of this extremely auablem will
 business needs the mining  the the miner and the farmer
  good quicker the states industries in inesw will be on a m
  metalurgy the high obtained by
 
 The
 usually sphalerte. sulphide usually calamine the slicate
  s 
 
 
 containing  special penalty
 selling explained Bulletin No 20 of the Mines by addressing Charles Willis Director Tucson Arz
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04
THE TUNGSTEN EXCITEMENT

Not prospo the in showing a of which resembles Arizona Bureau of Mines for its bue according Huchucas and other section of the country According geoogi there favorable indications in
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04

Absolute accord between Great Britain and Russia means that allienceI formed in time of war against com mon enemy has become an allience for all time" according to Sergius Sazonon. Russian foreign minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-04

Henry Ford may return to Europe to renew his efforts to bring about yesce among warning nations. accord ing ro Theodore de Lavigne. Mr. Ford's secretary. He may sail for Stockholm about June 15.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-07
Bremen Meet

The regular monthly meeting of the firemen was held in the town hall on Monday night, and the regular routine of business was transacted. ...
 It was brought to the attention of the meeting that Lower Front street is not properly lighted, and that in case of a fire it is perilous to run with a hose cart on a street which is so dark in places. It was voted to call the attention of the town council to the mat ter.
 The application for member ship of J. w.. Pritchett was acted upon and he was received into the organization. The applica- tion of Harold Duggan was then read, and after spreading the ballot, the name of MT. Duggan was added to the list of Wran. gell's brave firemen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-07
HUMBOLDT SAILS NORTH
SEATTLE, Dec. 6.--The Hum- boldt sails tonight. Miss Rosalie DeSilva is booked for Wrangell.
Bible Sunday

Yes, we have Bible in the house. We are not heathen," said a lady to a colporteur who was trying to sell her a Bible. If you don't believe me 1 will go up stairs and get it, and show it to YOU. She brought her bible down. The book was rusty but not from use. She opened the book and ex- claimed Here are my spectacles that l lost three years ago.
 There are parts of the Bible that are as much unused even by Bible students. as was this woman's Bible, and 1t is proposed to take a journey into them next Sunday evening at St. Philips church. Come and help observe Bible Sum day. The Service begins at 7:so P. M. The offering will be applied toward the Christmas expenses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-07
A. BS. Entertain

The regular monthly social of the Arctic Brotherhood was held last evening. The Redmen's hall was crowded. It was an affair in which there was no tagging of time. There was pleasure in every mo. ment from beginning to end,
 The first amusement was game of progressive whist. P. c. Mo Cormack and Miss Bihler were awarded first prizes. Miss Bihler was presented with an attractive appearing little alarm clock. Mir. MT. Mccormack Is also now able to tell the time, he having received an Ingersol watch. Mir. and Mrs. George La Bounty were the win ners of the booby prizes on a score of I. Mrs. La Bounty received a toy. MT. La Bounty received a letter of consolation which said something about each game he had lost having helped some poor strug- gling soul prize to win. [That kind of philosophical colnmiseration is all right in a game of whist, but when a fellow loses in game of Hearts he needs a stronger forti- fcation.
 Following the card game there was a musical concert which was highly enjoyed. each number re- ceiving an enthusiastic encore. The piano accompanimeDts were played by Mir. Warren, a new member whose capacity for service rivals that of MT. Dalgity. Within the past month Mir. Warren has acted as secretary, camp cook and organist. ..5
 During the evening a delightful lunch was served after which the floor was cleared tor dancing which was indulged in with keenest plea sure. Most of the music for the dancing was furnished by Mrs. Byron.
 Tom Dalgity. chairman ot en- tertainment committee for the oc- casion, covered himself with glory.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-07
BANKER ARRIVES
B. A. Ross, Assistant Cashier of the Bank of Alaska, to Be With
 Local Bank for a Time.

B. A. Ross arrived in Wrangell last Sunday. MT. Ross is assist ant Cashier of the Bank of Alaska, and has been at Skagway for the past few months. He will be with the Bank of Alaska at Nrangell temporarily. Mrs. Ross and son, Jack, and daughter, Louise, ar- rived from the States on the Prin- cess Sophia Tuesday. Mir. Ross and family are now domiciled in the Waters cottage. Before coming to Alaska MT. Ross was connected with the Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank at San Francisco.