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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16

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SportNeus


for the Princeton gang to break
through and muss up the Tufts trick
formations. But fumblinG was the one
thing the Tigers had been drilled n.
gainst and the fact that it was so fla.
grant, did some things to Rush S plans.
With Percy Haughtm back on the
job, Harvard is sure to be given some
stiff work. Haughton S hand showed in
the North Carolina game. There is no
doubt that his presence did much for
the Crimson in that contest and doubt
less il will do much for an eleven which
apparently has not been able to find
itself.
Cornell coaches are we'll satisfied
with the showing made against Will
liams. A huge score was run up by the
lthacans and now the men are being
pointed for the clash with Harvard,
Pennsylvania proved disappointing
Swarthmore, considered a weak team,
by the use of finely developed for
ward pass, worked its way to touch
down in the Philadelphia game. 1t will
be against this recurrence that Bob
Folwell is going to drill his men.
Taken from every angle, il is made
easy for anyone to see that il is any.
body's championship yet, with no one
having a big edge, and with no team
as yet weak enough to be considered
ont
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
Nebraska Will Play
Aggies in Portland

Portland, Ore, Oct. 1G.-Nebraska
meets the Oregon Aggics here next Sat
urday in one of the most important
football games of the western season, A
crowd of 10000 is expected.
The corn huskers are looming up big
for the Missouri Valley conference
championship, having defeated the Kan
sas Aggies Ia TO 0 last week, while the
Oregonians are fresh from IL to 10
victory over Washington State.
Under Coach Joe Pipal's guidance,
the Oregon Aggies have improved vast
ly since playing the Multnomah Athletic
club. Nebraska, however, is said by
critics to be somewhat weaker than last
season, Pipal will be sure to use Tuffy
Conn of Pasadena, and Anderson of
Long Beach, Cal, in the big game, Their
quick footwork in following punts and
recovering fumbles was largely respons
ible for Washington States downfall,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
Engineer Overheard
But Caught His Train

San Bernardino, Cal, Oct. 16.-Eng-
ineer Frank Mcneil of the Santa Fe
eastbound Oveland, toppled out of his
seat in the cab of his train as it was
leaving this morning and the train trav-
eled 10 miles to Verdemont before Fire
man Ball discovered the train was pro-
eeeding without an engineer. just as
he was applying the brake leavers to
halt the train Ball noticed a speeding
automobile tearing up the road along
side the tracks with an individual in
the back seat who appeared to be very
excitedly waving coat in the air.
When the train was brought to halt
the automobile stopped also, and Me
Neill, who had commandeered the car,
boarded his engine and resumed his run.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
Home Telephone Company
In Financial Trouble

Portland, Ore, Oct. 16.-Bond holders
of the Home Telephone company were
Informed today that the corporation is
unable to pay $4,000 interest on 49,
600, 900 worth of outstanding bonds.
The company's formal statement said
that failure to meet this obligation
would not impair the telephone service,
but would result in reorganization of
the concerns securities All current
bills will be met
General business depression and eff
forts to prevent competition in the tele-
phone field are cited as reasons for the
present condition. Company officials
said the corporation was earning $780,
ooo a year over operating expenses and
taxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
University Of Oregon
Defeats Multnomah

University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore,
Oct. 16.-The husky Multnomah club
team, of Portland, could not withstand
the varsity Saturday afternoon and
were beaten 2S to 0.
Fumbling on the part of the varsity
proved costly time after time. But the
club men played too much of an indi-
vidual game and the varsity's great line
was never in danger. Better team work
and better physical condition spelled
the victory for the varsity. Had the
forward passing been a little more ac-
curatc and the men more sure in carry.
ing the ball the score would have gone
much higher.
The game was rough. but the work
of the varsity was disappointment.
They lacked the steam and dash charac-
teristic of former practice games this
season. Johnny Beckett, captain, shift.
ed from his old position at tackle to an
end position.
Parsons in old-time Form,
This was done in order TO give him
n chance at carrying the ball. He was
through for straight buck for l0-yard
gain.
Johnny Parsons made his debut in
the Oregon colors for the first time in
two years. The doughty ex-eaptain
managed to show his old form in find
ing holes and made yardage every time
he was given the ball.
Shy Huntington was laid out early in
the game, but luckily continued to play
until the last few minutes, when the
second-string men were sent onto the
field
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
0regonian Agriculturalist
Victor Over Pullman

Washington State College, Pullman
WASH. Oct. l6.-Oregon Agricultural
college emerged victor Saturday over
Washington state college in one of the
most terrific gridiron struggles ever
seen ON Rogers field.
ruffy Conn, Coach pipal's brilliant
young half'back, drop-kicked the ball
squarely between the uprights twice
and Gill raced 20 yards for II touchdown
after picking up Boone's tumble five
minutes after the beginning of play.
Conn kicked goal.
The defeat was the first Coach Dietz
has received since he has been in
charge here. Although the crimson and
gray fought to finish, costly fumbles,
made early in the game, made all hope
of overcoming the lead smaller as the
game neared completion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
BENSON WILL SPEND
WEEK IN OKLAHOMA
Thinks State will Elect Three
Socialist Members Of
Next Congress

! Fresno, Cal, Oct. 16.-Hope Of elect
, ing these socialists to the house of rep
resentatives from Oklahoma was ex-
pressed today by Allan r. Benson, So
cialist candidate for president, when he
arrived preparatory to delivering an ad-
dress here tonight. Benson declared he
is anxious to get into the campaign in
that state and will spend week there
after he has concluded his campaign in
California, Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas.
Local socialists prepared for the big
gest night of their campaign when the
candidate appears on the platform to-
night.
Benson declared today that his coast
to coast trip has caused him to believe
that "the American people are rapidly
inclining to draw issues where neither
Mr.. Hughes nor the president has done
so.
"A At the request of an audience in
Portland, Ore, last Tuesday evening""
he said, 81 addressed respectful tele-
gram to President Wilson asking him,
upon behalf of the Portland citizens,
to make public statement of the reasons
that moved him to sign the Hay-Cham-
berlain army reorganization bill, which
contains draft clause. l have not yet
observed that the president has made
such a statement. | do not expect Mr..
Wilson, however, to discuss the draft
law. If he were to do so that law would
imemdiately become the paramount is
sue of the campaign
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
SATURDAYS GAMES
WHAT THEY INDICATE
Critic Compares Teams and
Players and lndulges in
PROBABILITIES"
BY II. @. Hamilton
( United Press staff correspondent

Omitted Press staff eorresp0ndonO
New York, Oct. l6.-Therc are three
things which stand out today as prob.
able forecasters of the turn of the
wheel in doping the eastern football
champions this fall.
In the first place Princeton takes
front rank through its victory over
Tufts, team which defeated Harvard.
Next, the smoothncss of Yale's attack
and the results it gained bOde i'll for
future opponents of the blue. And last,
Harvard begins to appear ms trouble
maker since its game succeeded in max.
ine North Carolina do tricks and go
down to defeat.
Harvard's victory by score OF 81
10 0 seems to be certain indication
that Percy Ilaughton is going to got
some speed out of his eleven after all,
the dopsters are again giving the Grim.
ron a chance with Yale and Princeton.
The revival of the bull dog spirit at
Yale has put a lot of pep into hackers
OF the New Haven team. Instead of
beng satisfied with good game a
eainst Lehigh in which the Blue ran up
a count of IL to D, Tad Jones and Cap
tain Black began to kick as soon as the
game was over and now they are ready
to put some more fight and nerve into
Old Eli heart.
All reports show that Yale 3 kicking
was bad in the I.ehigh game, so that
is the point on which the coaches will
concentrate their energy. But other
points were as near perfect as might
be expected in an eleven that had the
coaching Yale has experienced.
Princeton Perfect Fumblers
Down at Princeton Speedy Rush is
worried. About the best thing the III
gers did in their conflict with Tufts
was to tumble. They did it constantly
and that was about the only consistent
part Of their play. The line sparkled
at somc stages and made il possible
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16

reports today to United States govern
ment agents.
Emissaries declare General Robles
now commands $4,000 well trained and
armed soldiers in the state of Oaxaea.
comprising the troops formerly led by
Felix DiaZ.
Leaders of the new movement declare
they will support Vasquez Gomez for
president fthe republic when Carranza
is deposed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
New Revolution Is
Billed for Mexico

Ell Paso, Texas, Oct. 16.-Agents OF
the new revolutionary movement head
ed by General Jose Robles have arrived
in the city to confer with leaders of
other revolutionary iuntas with view
of fusing various movements against
the Carranza government, according to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
CAPLAN TRIAL POSTPONED

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. l6.-0wing TO
the inability of Nathan Coghlan of San
Francisco to be present us one of the
attorneys of David Caplan, whose re,
trial for murder in connection with the
dynamiting of a local newspaper build.
ing was to have started this morning,
the trial was postponed until next Mon.
day morning.
Horace Appel, Los Angeles attorney,
has been added to the defense force,
but he also was unable to be present
befoer Judge Willis today. Hyman
Levin was present in court with Cap.
Ian, as his counsel and Deputy District
Attorney Keyes and Deputy Doran were
present for the prosecution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
M'MAHAN is ENDORSED

Capital Journal Special Serviec)
Stayton, Ore, Oct, l6.--A large au.
dienee heard the program at the NJ. +.
church Sunday night when temperance
issues were discussed with reference TO
the approaching election. There were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16

four speakers, two of whom taking up
the matter of the election of a prose.
cutting attorney urged the candidacy of
l.. ii. McMahan, claiming that, on ac-
count of his qualifications and fearless
ness he should be supported by all for
that important office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16
Pacific Coast League Standings
Yesterdays Results

At Salt Lake 3-3, Portland 2.2.
At San Francisco 22, Vernon 3-4.
At Los Angeles Ga, Oakland 3-3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Some Improvement Early, Then
Prices Sag-Mines Steady
in Quiet Dealings.

Outside securities yesterday, after
period of advancing prices in the
early session, started a sagging tend
ency until at the close losses were
general. Business was contracted,
with interest attached chiefly 10 in
dIstrial and motor stocks. Atlantic,
Gulf & West Indies, common, was a
leader, and advanced to 69A, but re-
acted, to close unchanged at 81. Chew
rolet Motor was depressed at the
start, and, after a brief period Of
strength. fell back, TO end with a net
loss of 5 points. State Motor, recent
~ admitted TO trading, receded 4 and
United and White Motors each de-
cined over a point. Cuba Cane Sugar,
common and preferred, made small
recessions.
In the Standard Oil group Illinois
Pipe Line declined l and Standard
oil of California improved l. Some
Of the miscellaneous oils made frac-
tional gains. Only a moderate amount
of business was done in the mines
and prices ruled fairly steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
NO EXTRA TENNESSEE
COPPER DIVIDEND
Directors Deplore Dissemination
of False RumOrS.

Following meeting OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Tennessee Cop
per Company yesterday statement
was issued, which said:
"The directors kcenly deplore the
frequent dissemination OF unauthor-
lied and unwarranted information re-
garding the affairs OF the company:
The rumors spread in the financial
district that the company expects To
increase its dividend are wholly I'M
warranted and unauthorized. There
had been no discussion by the directors
regarding the payment of any special
or extra dividend. No director pre-
sumes at any time TO speak Tor the
other members of the board.
"The regular meeting of tho board
of directors will be held next week,
but it can be positively stated that no
extra dividend will be declared. The
company suffered by reason OF the hrs
at Copper Hill, destroying almost en-,
tirely it's new trinitrotoluol plant ana
raw materials in connection therewlth'
which plant was constructed for tne
purpose Of performing its CONTRACT
with the Russian government. ..
"The question of the responsibility
of the fire insurance companies mas
not vet been decided. The situation
regarding the contract with the Rus
sian government is unsettled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATTLE
pare maturing n Ten days or icas. Ter cent. up
CALL MONEY opened a, per cent. highest. az,
per cent r'c,.. -. yer cent. closing. per cent !.
rDlr MONEY vas frm Rates 54aaa. rer
cent tor sHiy and niteiy days. 81. per cent Tor
MERCANTILE PAPER was qulet Ruling rates
81 - PER cent Tor hes, names. bank acceptance
cfEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - ~
sub Treasury vas creditor 90 the amount ~
TREASURY. York hanks gained from
ihe SUI Trea,ly 1000. and gained since Fri
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
thirty days. sia W o. ninety days. I PhusdeiphIa
zen days pei cent. up fo Ninety days {. Clere-
land fen DAYS. = per cent. up 10 sIty days {:
DAYS per cent. Atlanta. lp % ninety DAYS { or
cent. Chicago. ~ and AZ per cent. - Louis. 2
and per cent. Minneapolis ~ O. sixty days I
DAYS 4 per cent. u9 70 ninety days a.. Dallas. 1
pr cent. san fraurlscc Ten days 8 per cent fhrfg
DAYS 81 thiry % sky days. 4. sixty 20 nnstS
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Chicago. Joe discount
s.. Luis. - discouli BIZ. Joe discount ssk,d.
co3I7G balances s6a7osf Chicago. exchange,
So t9f.f12 balance. s. so-i13. Philadelphia er-
changes 81 103.tis balance S35lS9e3
SILVER MARKET View York quotation. s3i.c
an Increase ~ "a. Mexican silver dollars. g.,
t5'.c Bar. silver in London. 30 s-l6d. an IN
STERLING EXCHANGE IN. feature wa. an
advance n sterling 70 the highest % he week FOL
loving higher discounts iu London Marks were
shade easter. Closing csh.s and sishi rate. Ion
cable. 59iN check. 5alr. Berln-Csbe. 5sr.
chek. 75.. ltay-Cab'e. 8 3e.. check. sioia
Holland Gable. az .hhsck. as sSHiiferlsnd-
check 20 7- s1ft ir1 ninety day bills Lofl.a
.----4e-- So. 49, 49,. llAs- d-- IIsA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
BIG MACHINERY
MERGER PLANNED
Bliss and Poole, Engineer
ing Companies, May
Head Combine.

Plans arc in progress for the forma-
ton of n large machinery combine
covering the railroad locomotive, ar
senal and shipbuilding fields. 1t was
learned Yesterday that there will prob
ably be seven companies concerned, OF
which the +. w. Bliss Company and
the Poole Engineering Machine
Company will form the nucleus. An
nouncement Of the details connected
with the merger will probably be made
early next week.
The Bliss company, which Is enjoy
ing the most prosperous period IN us
history because OF big shipments OF
munitions abroad, has outstanding
S74S.S00 6 per cent bonds, Sl,25O,OOO
per cent preferred stock and Sl,25O,-
600 common. On the latter issue 20
per cent in dividends was paid last
year, and the company is now paying
at the rate of 80 per cent annually.
The Poole company las 100000 IN
bonds and 100000 of stock.
In the fiscal year ended December
81 the Bliss concern showed net earn
ings, after preferred dividends. of So
432l 0l, equivalent 10 1885 per cent
on the common stock, the largest per-
ccntage reported by any of the mu-
milton companies. The Poole company,
according TO report, has signed con
tracts of S17,7s5 900. on which $1,000
GOO of net profits have been estimated.
In addition TO their war orders both
companies do extensive work for the
United States government. The Bliss
company has patents on the Bliss
Leavitt torpedo, which IL makes ex-
clusively for domestic use. The Poole
company has successfully filled con-
tracts for mortars, guns, gun car
riages, naval guns, machinery for coast
defence and battleships.
The Midvale Steel & Ordnance Com
Tany, although not reported 20 be in
the proposed consolidation, has closed
a contract with the Japanese govern
ment for 10000 tons of ship plates to
be made at cost of $50 ton. or
total of 100000. The same material
vas manufactured a year ago for be-
tween 500 and $24 a ton. The COM
pany also has an option on 10000 tons
additional at the same price.
Midvale recently established a rec
ord at the Johnstown plant of the
Cambria Steel Company by building
q new blast furnace at cost of ST.
100000 in eighty-fve days.
The Russian government is in this
market for 100000 tons of 67l2-pound
rails, half of which has been placed
with the United States Steel Corpora
ton. Russia also wants 10000 new
cars and 900 locomotives from Ameri-
can manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Higher Rates for Treasury
Bills Tend to Hold
Neutral Money.
HUGHES'S NOMINATION
PUZZLE TO PRESS
Paris Conference Finds France
Supporting British Free
Trade Markets.
BY FRANCIS W. HIRST.

London. June 16.-The stock
market is dull and lifeless, pausing
for break after an upward move
ment which, during the last few
weeks, has considerably raised
prices among gilt-edged securities
Of the second rank. Money and dis
count markets have undergone a
sharp change owing to the action Of
the Bank of England. Higher rates
for treasury bills should tend to
keep neutral money in London and
assist in offsetting the adverse
trade balance.
Signs and rumors of peace null
tiply, but our statesmen are mark
ing time.
The Republican convention and
the nomination of Justice Hughes
puzzles our press, which misappre-
hcnds and misjudges American poll
tics.
There is doubt whether the Paris
economic conference can incubate
tariffs. Even the Australian Prem
Ter has switched onto the blockade
problem, finding his proposals TO
wall round British free markets
have alarmed French manufactur-
ers and Paris newspapers. 1t IS
curious that British free trade
should find support in protectionist
France.
Concerning peace, Earl Beau
champ writes an important letter
suggesting that terms should he
compared with a view to preventing
another years loss of life and treas
ure. He expresses the hope that
terms satisfactory both to our
selves and our Allies may after all
be arranged" and wars attrition
avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

received until 3 Q. NJ. lure 80. 1915. a. -
orlce OF the PENNSYLVANIA Company for l'slfan's
on Lives and Granting Annuues 80 ili thesnl
street Philadelphia Trustee f0r Pie sale % u q
as many OF The Philadelphia. wilmington A.
Baltimore Railroad stock Trust 'sr'1ctss
SIS 1868 viii purchase
Tie offerings a. The lowest prices no' etoeeilfs
par costing DO the agsrcsafe i0f more ma. ~
amount stated will be accepted. The parties 'nerls
them advised AZ once. lrl payment made ~
l. 1916. upon proper assignment ~ me cef'aleA"
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals f'r a.
% Philadelphia wilmington and Baltimore haA'
road stock Trust Certificate" and addressed NJ
e.. s " PACKARD Preais.t
5ll Chestnut -. flili
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
FINANCIAL MEETING.
cREENE CANANEA CopPER cO.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders % the Green.
Cananea Copper Company VII be held a,
the Office OF the Company. 1900 AlWorih
Building, Duluth. MINI, on Monday, the
18th day OF June. 1915. az twelve o'clock
noon. for the transaction ~ any and al
business that may come before the meet.
Ing, Including the election u three drec'
tors 10 hold Office for three years.
The transfer books Will be- closed 4;
twelve O'Clock noon. Saturday Nay -
1916. and will be re0pened 20 ten O'Clock
"a m on Tuesday June %. 1918
BY order Of the Board ~ Directors
FREDERIC r. KENNEDY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Weakness marked the closing deal
ings on the Consolidated Exchange. IN
the early dealings the market took on a
waiting attitude, with aggressive trad
ing at a minimum. Mexican Petroleum
for time was decidedly strong. rising
TO 1865. but IL broke I'M the afternoon
TO 10f. Crucible Steel did not get %,
low s4iz. American Beet Sugar touched
a high Of 922..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
Crucible Paws Small Dividend

Long expected action by the directors
Of the Crucible Steel Company on the
24% per cent back dividends ON tho
preferred stock was taken yesterday.
but the amount viii be disappointing
10 the shareholders. Only onc-quarter
of l per cent was declared. leaving
24i4 per cent still 10 be paid The
regular quarterly dividend OF D. per
cent on the preferred was DECLARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
RANK NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NoIb
HnI MRS

The First National Bans. located a. byota.
iu the State of Minnesota. is closing W pr
affairs All note-h0.iers and Others. cfe-'
itors Of said association. are Therefore asi,
by notified 90 present ihe Noes and me o.l.'
claims against the association for pt,inenr
June !, 1916. 3. l. JOhNsoN.
CASHIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
rRInAY. lime l6. 1916.

10000 Thursday SESSION.
and 79o
quotations. including annual dividend RATE " "
do lars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-17

VI balance IN general n4nd. sl2s go 922. total
receipts. t7.1ol.l77. to,a payments st4es 79s
Inc deficit mi, nscal wear Is SIS so. gu against
fefc ~ Sos sei 80 last wear exclusive q Pan
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