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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-31
NET G HB ORS GET IN FIGHT;
FIND THEY ARE BROTHERS

NdARYsYILLE. Calf. Dec. 23.-
James Bowden and Harry II. Hill,
who have been neighbors IN Mays
vile for twenty years. did not dis
cover they were brothers until they
got into a ight over a boundary. IN
the course of which the shirt OF b ow-
den was torn, revealing a blrthmark
that Hill recognized as belonging to
his long lost brother. The two men
had been put in a. New York orphan
age when youn y. had been al opted by
different men. and had taken their
names.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

the primitive passions of men. The
elementary things that count out
where the man is accepted for his
worth as a man and not for his dol
lars and his earnings IN books. The
Masked Rider brings Harold Lock-
wood tC the screen in the part of the
secret service man who is trying 10
break up notorious gang of whisky
makers and while he is engaged in
this hazardous pastime he falls in
love with a mountain girl played by
May Allison and who would not? For
this mountain girl is about as dainty,
as sweet and as Unspoiled as one
could hope to meet and the parson,
that is the disguise the detective
takes when he enters the moonshine
country. has perfect excuse for
falling in love. He does not how
ever let his love affairs take any Of
the time he Is TO devote to the cap
ture of the gang. The killing Of his
brother in the first reel is the in
centive that takes him 10 the woods
and he hunts he band to its end as
. mysterious masked rider hence the
title good onc-reel comedy 1T Did
Not Get over" and a fine Pathe
News reel makes up the Offering. To-
morrow the screen will hold an ac-
tor who has many friends in Phoenix.
Crane Wilbur. in gripping story Of
the big outdoor country entitled y
Law Unto Himself" This will give
you plenty Of thrills if the press
agents in New York Fnow n nictUrp.
Robert Turnbull who once resided il
Phoenix was the Genera man for this
picture taken on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

quoted are for livestock weighed and
delivered off the cars without feed
and water
CATTLE: con foot and cross
weight No. l steers weighing 500 To-
1900 pounds, $75O@L9O; seconds $500
%7.25: common thin, $4.00@4.5O.
COWS AND HEIFERS: No. l,
$6.OOG6.25; seconds. S5.50@5.75; thin,
$4.50Nu5.00.
BULLS AND STAGS: Good, $500;
medium s4O0m450.
CALVES: Light weight. 5000; me-
dunn heavy, $S.00@S.50.
SHEEP: (per head desirable wooD
wethers, $6.50@700; ewes, $650G675;
sucking lambs, $6.00m6.25.
HOGS: lizard grain fed $50 TO $50
lbs, $S.50@s.75; $50 to $50 lbs. s775
$500; 500 lbs. UP $5.75@6.50.
POULTRY: Broilers, Boise; fry
ers. 15c; roasters, 1Sc; old cocks, sc;
light hens. 12c; heavy hens, 1Sc; light
turkeys, zoe; heavy turkeys. 22c; old
ducks, 10c; young ducks. 13c; young
geese, 12c; squads, s2.00@3.00 doz
BUTTER: Receipts. 1920 pounds;
extras, 26c; firsts, 23c.
EGGS: Receipts, $40 cases; selected
S3c: case count. 29c; candled, Bic.
ALFALFA HAY: s12.00m1400.
SONORA WHEAT: s1.75 bid;
SIS2h asked
BARLEY: Bright feed s145 bid;
s1i7h asked Dark feed $I42h bid:
s147H asked
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Marie Doro At Arizona

Produced under the personal dlrec-
ton of Cecil b. De Mile. who has the
distinction of being the foremost
photodramatic director of the coun-
try. and who was responsible for the
great success of Geraldine Farrar's
production of Carmen" The Cheat
The Golden Chance" and many 9TH
ers. this striking play, THE Heart Of
Nora Flynn" contains all the ele-
ments Of Il sensation. 1t is on the
Paramount program.
Miss Doro is surrounded by a cast
Of unusual excellence. including such
prominent artists as Elliott Dexter
Lola May Ernest JOY. Charles West.
Little Billy Jacobs. Margaret George,
Mrs. Lewis McCord and other prom
inent members Of the Lasky all star
organization. The photography is Of
the usual Lasky excellence and il is
said that Mr.. De Mile has introduced
some unusual lighting effects for
which he is noted.
Little Billy" Jacobs appears prom
inentlv in the support of Marie Doro
in The Heart of Nora Flynn" which
will be at the Arizona TIE last time
today Though cnl- five years old.
he has the divtin~ t'c- Of hem =
nhotodramatic star in his own right
Ever since he was two wears old he
has been receiving q salary that some
Of the prominent screen stars would
envy. Little Billy. was especially
engaged nv Cecil De Mile to anpear
with Miss Doro. Among theatrical
people Billy is recognized as five
wear wonder. Mr. Dc MILD asserts
that he Is much easier to direct and
requires less instructions to yet =
scene perfect than many experienced
actors.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
WILD REPORTS DOM
HURT MINING GAME

PRESCOTT. Aug. Warm wealth
er. uncertain bid and ask prices on
many stocks and wild reports of SEN
satioual drops in copper have all fail
ed in turn to affect the mining in
dustry in Yavapai county. and have
served only 70 show On what a firm
basis the game now is in Arizona.
Conditions in this county have been
steady the last few days. with but one
startling occurrence. a reported strike
on the Pittsburg Jerome property.
Immediately after the report was
heard in jerome officials of the COM
pany refused 20 answer any questions.
The strike Is said TO be an unusually
good one.
The shaft of the Dundee Arizona
property at Jerome is now down more
than 300 feet and sinking is being
pushed II the rate of five feet a day
James a. Hubbard, a pioneer mining
man, is in charge of the development
work on the Dundee The Dundee
formerly known as the Greenflower
lies on ne south side of the Hog
back and just at the eastern edge
Of Jerome. within a few hundred feet
of the workings of the United Verde
Extension. Between tie two lies that
part II the Jerome Verde that is I'M
der Development
only two claims are included i'm the
Dundee property. but the surface in
dioations are among the best in the
district Work on this property will
go ahead rapidly with three shifts of
men dav. A blanket of carbonate
ore over the property has already been
developed and a zone Of rich con-
SlTmcrate ore has been encountered
near the surface
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
NEW ACTIVITY IN
THE bRADSHAWS

Announcement was made yesterday
says the Prescott Journal Miner, of
one OF the most important movements
To advance mining in this county ma
turing. which undoubtedly will lead to
"A regeneration of the industry in the
Bradshaw mountains. by which a Gus
tom plant Of $50 tons daily capacity is
10 be Installed at once at Crown King
by the Randolph Gemmill Develop
ment 60. This installation means that
a revolution is fast approaching by
which the complex mineral product Of
that belt in treatment has been sue
cessfully solved. and through the eff
forts Of the above operators, who have
been reducing the tailings dump of the
old Crown King Mining company plant
during the past year in making a
handsome success in the milling meth
cd applied. one Of the shareholders
interested who resides in Prescott,
says that after the present dump is
handled the new plant Will be ready
10 operate OF the resources Of that
field. ne is sanguine in a sufficient
tonnage being available that will pre-
clude any possibility Of failure in keep
ing the new works in actiOnsfor months
20 come
Mines developing are not taken into
iabnshed tonnage exposed are behind
the new movement. The favorable
treatment facilities to be inaugurated
will stimulate prospects toward de-
vcloping into large and permanent pro-
ducers of which there are scores with
In a few miles radius of Crown King.
Supporting this laudahle undertaking
for a mineral outlet TO a large section
is due the success Of the little plant of
the above company in making hand
some success Of reduction, when others
had failed. The Randolph people in
short. have shipped to date over so
cars OF very high grade concentrate
TO HUMBOLDT and Kansas. from the
single milling dump that had lain I'M
disturbed for more than a quarter OF
"A century. battling meteorological eX-
perts time and again. and giving to
bradshaw mining a stain that made
its future uncertain and discredited by
so-callcd authorities in the art Of min
ing and milling
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
FINANCES and
MARKETS
[Republican A. p. Leased wIr.1

NEW YORK, August 2.-CWau
Stfeet)-Pressure against automobile
stocks. evidently the outcome Of recent
happenings in that industry, was the
oVershadowing feature of today's list
less market Gross declines of three to
almost five points were registered by
Studebaker, Maxwell and WHY'S Over
land with sympathetic heavness in ac-
cessories.
Mexicans also denoted further liouf-
dation on The reported decree of the
dc factO government of that country.
imposing added burdens on foreign
owned concessions. Mexican Petroleum
made an extreme decline of 3h points.
with as much for The Texas COMPANY
ana almost two points for American
Smelling, despite the declaration of
another extra dividend on that stock.
An advance in steel bars, the first
upward price revision in some weeks,
and the placing Of additional large or
ders for rails offered proof of the in
herently sound state of the steel
trade.
Coppers were duh and zinc shares
surrendered their gains Of the pre-
cedng day.
Rails were strong during the fore
noon under lead Of Union Pacific but
this advantage was lost later.
Total sales amounted to $4,000
shares
Bonds were irregular, with totat
sales, par value. of 1920, 900.
l u. S. coupon 3's advanced Il pei
cent on call, with corresponding de.
cline in registered rs on actual sales.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
JEROME VERDE IS
STILL DEVELOP INC

Development Of the Jerome Verde
from tho ,400-foot Of the United
Verde Extension was resumed this
week. Two shifts are driving the
crosscut which opened stringer of
ore about two months ago and for a
few DAYS sent jerome Verde shares
above 81 This stringer was soon
passed through but is regarded as a
good Indication
The work from the U. V. Extension
workings is being done by the L. V. E.
company Of the Jerome-Verde. The
Jerome Verde people continue to make
good progress in charging their main
shaft from one 10 three compart-
ments. II viii not be long before this
work is completed and the work Of
sinking the shaft to greater denfi
ran he commenced Everything will
he In readiness TO begin sinking the
day the charging operations are con-
Guided
-. p. Henderson, chief engineer for
tho Jerome Verde. was at the prop
erty several DAYS last week and left
for his home in New York. l. NJ. SUIT
ton. of Los Angeles. secretary treas
urcr If the company, arrived the mid
die OF the week
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

$I30ss and December at s1.34 * a Y .
Corn gained &c to 112c, and oats Y C
to lea sc. In provisions, the outcome
was 5 to 25c decline.
New high price records for the 1916
crop were established by the advance
in wheat. Trading, too. was the great
est in volume by far since the recent
upturn in values began.
Stampedes to acquire ownership of
wheat began as soon as the market
opened, and the news went around that
leading authority said thousands of
acres in Manitoba had been so badly
affected by black rust that the wheat
would not pay the cost of a harvest.
Almost simultaneously dispatches from
another prominent expert told Of dam
age in the Dakotas and Minnesota,
said to have gone beyond any predic-
ton Later the trade estimates of the
prospective yield of wheat this season
in the United States were being con-
tinually cut down and one big house
put the total at S7000,0 600 bushels less
than the government forecast of
July l.
Just before the close definite re-
port that the crop in Saskatchewan
was seriously threatened brought
about the most violent upward whirl
of all in the value of wheat.
Corn rose with wheat and as a result
of predictions of dry, hot weather.
Oats climbed with other grains.
Provisions gave way owing to a
down turn in quotations on hogs Pack
ers were said to be on the selling side,
Close:
Wheat: Sept. S1.305s; Dec. $1.34%.
Corn: Sept 1850; Dec. 6S%c.
Oats: Sept. 42c Dec 44c.
Pork: Sept s24.42.
Lard: Sept. S1255; Oct. $12.57.
Ribs: Sept $3.50; Oct. 1910.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS
TWO GOOD ACTS
COLISEUM TONIGHT

Tonight there will be a complete
change of Mogram at the Coliseum.
The management of this popular play
house has secured two of the best
acts on the Bert Level circuit. Baby
Violet and Ben is ar act thai comes
highly recommended from the coast.
The act consists of singing and oanc-
ing and features Baby Violet, vaude-
ville's cleverest juvenile. All the
songs and dances are the latest crea-
tons from the coast and should make
a big hit in Phoenix. The other act
is the kimball Brothers in Won
derful comedy sketch entitled The
Two Messenger Boys" The Kimoall
Brothers are high class comedians
HAY ing worked some of the largest
circuits in the country. -Four reels
of good pictures will complete the
program There will be two shows
each night
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
LIVESTOCK
At Kansas Citv

Az Kansas lily
KANSAS CITY. Aug. Hog re-
ceipts 9,000 to 10 cents lower: bulk
$g.3Om955: heavy S950m960; light
$925m9.55: pigs SS.25@S.75
Cattle receipts 5000: including 200
Southern; steady. western steers 1915
$3.50: cows s450m750; heifers s600d
$50; stockers s6.OO@s.OO; calves $3.50
611.00.
Sheep receipts 1000; steady; lambs
$10O0610.75: yearlings s750@S.25;
wethers S7.25@7.S5.
At Chicago
CHICAGO, Aug. 2--Hog receipts 80
600. weak to Is cents under yester-
days average; bulk s9.20m9S5; light
$3.50 $50; heavy sS.S0m9.95: pigs
s775m9.40.
Cattle receipts $4,000; weak west
ern steers $665aS40. stockers $1,000
40: cows s3.50G9.15; calves sS.50G
1900.
Sheep receipts 10000 unsettled;
wethers s6.75mS15: lambs s725m1110.
At Denver
DENVER. Aug. Cattle receipts
300: market steady; beef steers $1,000
$780, cows and heifers s5.50M 7.25;
stockers and feeders $3.50 a 7.50; calves
$S.00M10.75.
Hog receipts 1000; market 80 cents
lower; top 1925: bulk s9.10d9.25.
Sheep receipts 500; market steady;
lambs s9.75m10.25; ewes ss.50d7.00
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

than the country needs, the quality
is better than last year. The market
viii not give much as long as wheat
and corn are strong.
Liverpool showed good resnonse to
the government report OF vosterdnv
and our market opened in line with
cables but eased under pressure of
local sources and selling by NeNa
Orleans. The wnols'v wcathe~ renoyt
was moderately bulls hand this cou-
pled with had crop accounts and buv-
ing b, brokers who usually act for
Wall Street interests caused the local
shorts to run to cover but found Of
ferings very limited on the advance.
ack Of fertilizer win RI doubt shnw
it's effect on the e"awir~ c-nn this
month and cause frIrtho~ deterioration
70 tho nlant Outside s~oen'atioa
starting to come in. Thinl market
will work considerably higher,
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
BERTHA KAL|CH
At LAMARA TODAY

Madam Bertha Kalich. of whose
dramatic supremacy generally little
need he said appears in another
master motion picture drama of the
William Fox perfect type in "Ambi-
ton a story of political intrigue in
typical American life. In this photo
drama the world-famous star finds
an outlet for her dramatic art sucn
as in her first picture for the Fox
organization. SANDER"
The story of her film experience in
Ambition" is one which every Amer
lean man and woman should see, for
it is the epitome OF the pitfalls of
American present day existence
whether it be in public or private life,
love of money for what it will buy
and of fame for what it brings in So
called high society.
Marian Powers Mime. Kalich) Is
the wife of an ambitious assistant dis
trict attorney He is hopeful or pro-
motion by the political Boss Of his
town. The Boss does not think well
of Powers and declares he intends
selecting another man for the office
sought by Powers.
Mrs Powers hoping to aid her
husband, decided to lay siege to the
heart of the Boss and does so with
the result that the political Boss falls
In love with her and she with him.
Their relations. however, are entirely
platonic.
Powers encoura ges the Boss atten-
tons to, his wife and seeks in every
way to leave them together The
Ross inadvertently learns that Powers
Ia willing to sacrifice hi- own wife
for his own politictl selfish ambition.
The. Ross in spite of his affection FOR
Mrs. Powers. does not sanction the
promotion of Powers Mrs. Powers
realizes the utter nnworthiness of heG
husband and leaves him.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Plaza

The attraction in chief at the Plaza
today is The Making of Dan
O'Mara." which is the current install
ment Of THE Iron Claw" This serial
shows the interior of a great wood
working establishment in which Legar
obtains Il job with the intention of
striking at the beautiful heroine
again. BY the use OF his wonderful
influence he finds one of tie men
double crossing the boss and he ON
ploys this fellow TO use his daughter
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
WORSELY CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS

Hon. A. A. Worsely. Of Tucson. who
was a member of the first state SEN
ate has announced himself as a can
dld1te for the democratic nomination
TO congress
Senator Worsely will be in Phoe-
nix and speak at the Y NJ c. A.
stadium Saturday night at p. m
lie Is considered by many the most
eloquent orator in the state of Arizona
Everyone is invited
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

to get Margery into the working es-
tabIishment. When there he throws
her into the log smashing sluice and
nearly causes her death. Only the
timely arrival of THE Laughing
Mask" and his gallant rescue saves
the girl. There viii be a splendid
program Of Mutual pictures as we'll
Just what they will be cannot be told
until the cans are opened with them
in as the program had to be
changed at the last minute. How
ever they will be good ones ali right.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
JEROME PROPERTIES
ARE CONSOLIDATED

AmlgamatiOn Of two Jerome min
ing companies took place recently
when tho Movies Copper Company
sold 10 the Arkansas 4 Arizona Com
pany an Of its claims. improvements
and machinery. What consideration
was placed on the Movies property
is not stated in the deed which was
filed Yesterday in the office of the
county recorder This move comes
as a result Of the visit of David Good
rich. Of the Goodrich-Lockhart syn
dicate, which controls the A. & A. to
the jerome field.
The unpatented claims which were
transferred t. the A. & A. by the
Movies company include the Dia-
mond and Broncho amended claims,
May little Verde. Topaz Copper
Mountain. After Thought. Ruth. Az
ure Gem June and White Hope.
The Movies company was organ
lied for he purpose Of developing
James Movies extensive property in
the district north OF Jerome
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Aug. Excited buying
that rushed the wheat market up 7%c
a. u a bushel today resulted from a
dispatch that black rust had spread
widely in Canada. including Saskatch-
evan and that damage from the pest
was still on the Increase south of the
line. Prices reacted some
what from the top figures of the ses-
sion, but closed wild, 6cM61h to %cm
Y net higher, with September at
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
COPPER. ETC.

NEW YORK, Aug. "copper" firm:
electrolytic S25.0O127O0.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin quiet;
spot s37.S7Is G&3s.12h.
At London; Spot copper l57; fu-
lures e104 electrolytie 125; spot
tin l67. l5s, futures G 1853, los.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY Aug. Cash:
Wheat No hard S12tG1.2s: No.
red. s122G1.31. Sept. s1.24B; Dec
Sl.27#.
Corn: No. 2 mixed 79hcmS soc; No z
white sic: No. yellow 6Ohc; NO.
79% cnS0h. Sept. 1850; Aug. T9c.
Oats: No white 42cG43c; No.
mixed 39cn42c.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. Cotton closed
strong, prices being within a point or
two Of the best showing net gains Of
from 80 to 80 points. Cotton futures
closed firm oct. 1884; Dec. s13.s2;
Jan. $3.50; March $14O2; May s14.11.
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands
$1345 No sales.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Aug. Mercantile
paper &c.
Bar silver SIC. Mexican dollars 4yc.
Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds irregular
Time loans steady so days 3m3h.
Call money steady; high &c: low
exc.
Ruling rates &c.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Aug. Butter I'M
changed.
Egg receipts 9,341 cases: unchanged
Potatoes higher: receipts 20 cars,
Virginia barrelled s2.50m2 so. Virginia
bulk S5cm90c; Kansas. Missouri and
Illinois. Ohios 75cMs0c.
Poultry alive. unchanged
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
"Tbe Masked Rider at columbi,

Now here's n PLAY that holds
something for the ninture reviewer.
n is not a plot OF silly society twad-
dle with few bic scenee in cafes
and n few neaps behind hired con-
serva;ories, but this is a picture OF
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
LIVERPOOL COLON

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Cotton spot
firm; good middling 1886; middIing
sS.19; low midding 5000. Sales 5000;
800 for speculation and export.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
METAL EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE metal ex-
change quotes lead $685. SpeteR not
quoted. At London lead G2S. l5s.
Spelter so
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
ANOTHER DoG-Humane Office

}. w. Canning reports that there Ia a
nice bird dog. one year old black with
tan points, at 337 North Fourth avenue
that viii be given to the man. woman
or child who can guarantee il a good
home. Call at this number today.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad. will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

LOS ANGEt Es MARKET
Los ANGELES, Aug. Prices
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
coPPERS

COPPERS
Compiled for The Republican by
r. Allyn Lewis. e. r. Hutton &
Co.'s leased wire, Hotel Adams
building, 107 North Central Ave.