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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

rfDFRAr. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
r,rsr r,Euurg IN ten ds,s or less. Ter cent. W
20 uiceiy ias 4 pr cent
cAfI. MONEY during ne ~.es rsnsed from -
10 4 pr ,,r.
TINE MONEY during ths T-.s s,s "a, Rate
%. a +. ger ert for sIiy days ~ ssN T-r c.nt
70, Iirs,s fs,t s-i 3h, - per cent frr 'our. I've
lrt SIS 00r'
VECA> rAFER 80 ,Tvi-t Ralin' 80, .t,
yer cert
CLEARING 81 Transactions -- EI
-bsr.ss So s'se.5. s,lsroes So 7397sf n.
sub Treasury As creditor 20 The amount Of
81 os- $50
stP TREASURY -N-~ Yors hs,ss lc.' % ,h-
Sub Treasury tfsl eno
Federal RFsERvE DISCOUNT RATES ELsT
WHERE Boston. FOR ten daNs. rcr cent Ten -
mir, DAYS 81 w 20 ninety isys Philadelphia.
lard ION DAYS. 81 ~ cent up - sNfg DAYS. 4.
sI,ty to r're'y DAYS ~ Richmond up ~ ninety
dsys 4 Pc cent Atlantis. up 20 ninety day. per
cent. Chicago 81 s0f 81 Der cent. s. LOUIS. :
sra 4 psf cent Minneapolis ~ 70 siIty DAYS {
PER cent c1fy 20 ninety DAYS - Kansas cry. ts1
dsys ~ cent up 70 nirery DAYS "a Dalln I
~ CEN San FrAn-is-o ten DAYS 3 De- cent. fhl1Y
DAYS SD thirty 70 sixty DAYS 4 shty 90 ninety
RANk CTEARrNGS -Bsrimor. exchange, 81.
nss as balances 81 ga i05. Boston s1chanEs
Sit go so balances sage p rn.ie.phli. ci-
changes Sls 9SStl0 balances 50 $50 q>'
SILVER MARKET New York quotation. s5-
London holiday Mexican silver dollars I9a'5
FOREIGN FXCHANCF Ths fsstlr. Of 'h. week
e" M dsclin. IN max which ~ below re
sterling ard marks we're stead' Range - demand
,feriing for wees rs N IA ~ 47s'. chasing
csele .nd .s9, r'rs lonaon-, 49, &c q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
War Specialties Display
Weakness in a Dull
Session.
MEXICAN SITUATION
IS NOT so HOPEFUL
surnlus Reserves of the Banks
Fall Off Again-Foreign
Exchange Quiet.

Speculative Wall Street took less
cheerful view OF the Mexican situa-
ton yesterday. The uncertainties o.
the day before were heightened By the
continued delay OF the de fscto gov
eminent in replying 20 the la'es'
American note and impaired declin-
ing tendency TO the days price move
mert There was, however no great
measure exerted against the hs'' '"e
approaching holiday on Tuesday re-
ducing the attendance in the street
and eu-,ailing business.
Such selling as developed appeared
n Be chiefly speculative. and was con-
Aned 70 the industrial favorites OF tne
-.csr, nast American Car and Foun-
49, BALDWIN Locomotive. CrucioIe
Steel and other issues OF slmitaI
character los. a point or so. On the
otbsr hand the old line railway snares
did comparatively little one way OF
che other. and in the main helo 'he,I
own. In some Of the important raIs
only q handful Of business was trans
acted. and the total turnover LOT me
eve hours fell short of the 2OO'OOO-
share mark. United States steel,
Arr feature since the middle OF the
week. held steady. and At the END OF
the session showed tri1ing loss
I. was not so much the actual news
on the Mexican situation that maze
the Street less hopefully inclined yes
terday az the lack Of news. me lac.
that the government at Washington
was reported 10 be growing somewhat
restive over the delay OF the Gar
rama government 10 make repI!
suggested the possibility Of important
developments over the Sunday recess
in the face OF which cautious specu-
lators we're disposed 10 20 slow. ..
Yesterdays bank statement dls-
closed interesting changes when were
associated with the large seml-annual
disbursements. For one thing, the
surplus over reserve requirements o.
the Clearing House institutions "hlch
had been steadily gaming SINCE June
10. when the item got down TO the 10"
frure Of S56.000,0OO, went on again
dTonDing S2O.2O8.470. or from SlOs.-
100000 10 $50 ,293.94 Incidentally
loans increased S13,355.00O. after Tour
voeks OF continuous contraction.
The government figures on the sea
sons cotton crop as Of June % re.
vealed slightly higher percentage OF
condition and acreage than had been
anticioated The report placed the
condition at 81. against 77.5 q month
earlier. and s02. the ten-year aver
age. The yield on this basis was esti-
mated at l4.266,000 bales, against an
actual production last year Of ll'l92,-
900.
The usual Saturday dulness pre-
vailed in the foreign exchange mar
ket. with practically no change IN
sterling or francs Marks continued
easy. with checks quoted under I3
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Tho Bank Of Montreal announces
that the 3. 10 and rs year temporary
3 ncr cen, bond, Of the Dominion OF
Canada may be presented at me Ne"
York agency, 81 Wall street TOT
change into dehnitIve bonds OF 'n''
issue. due in 1921. 1926 and 1881
Charles y. Baker and william
More have been appointed assistant
cashiers Of The Bank Of the Mammalian
Company
Gold amounting 70 SlOOoooO mas
hoen withdrawn from the ouo'
Treasury for shipment 20 Cuba
William Baylis. jr., member OF tns
New York Stock trchange' ana
Couper Lord. have formed partneia
ship under the firm name OF boIo
Baylis.
Apnlication has been made 70 ,ns
Nam York stock Exchange 70 Ist
chicago Railways Company. S"loV,.
600 frat mortgage 20-year per cent
bonds. due 1927
Union Gas and Electric COMPANY;
.nbqidiarv Of Columbia Gas ana
Electric Company. has sold 70 priva.e,
interests the II 900 shares o. car. "a
stock of Cincinnati Gas and kiec',Ic
which II has held in its treasury iof
some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
AngIo-French SIS Active.

direct effect OF the new 5rit-s,
drive along the Western war from. was
seen Yesterday in renewed activity in
Anglo-French IS. The transsctions
we're greater than FOR several days, de.
spite the fact that sales occurred be
tween 95T and 95os II over the week
end news comes of further successes
II IS believed that the American bank.
ing interests will announce soon n.
completion OF me projected 100000
GOO loan 10 France. This was what W.
done IN the recent s50.O00000 cred,
extended to Russia. which mas proved
so successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
Mnyemenf OF Snecie

Import. - rect. a. N. ror- = NeN TEX " 4
s.es sr1,d Jun, 81 s~rs cod 80
silver ttl t. misinss .ofll o. 9, I'' "a
f0fsi y s-tS e'6 ln ne Qrs'silns a..
tlfao', In Obj. lorr.sronains sess as y'u al
lanusry no import, OF speeds inolrfl -.s'..s
i7e Ss ,uln1 ~ AZ pa ~ ne cNfs'P
period yer sso .s... ,.i
sod $3.50 sff against /. to',i - s. - 80
ara silver lnt v.es ud Sass ''2 70 (" -.
ports = solt amounted o. $50 Sa1 s-a. ~ "a ~
81 10, as. .s,ins, Sos'.sD sc.d .at 'I'",'
s,lyef u leis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
Fall River Gas Works.

Gross earnings OF the Fall River
Gas Works Company for May, show
small increase over May. 1915, while
net earnings decreased. Gross earn
ings were S43.9s3. an increase Of SOP,
while net earnings amounted 20 Sl4,-
700. a decrease Of S2.95s. Surplus de-
creased S2.SGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS LOWER
Excess Reserve SS9.293,94O. a
Loss of S2O,2OS,470-
Loans Expand.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease in surplus o. $50
POS 40 to 9,293,94o. Demand deposits
decreased 100000 and net time de-
posits increased S4,s5O.ooo. Loans eH-
banded sl3,355,000.
In the average statement surplus re.
serve increased s4,099, 430 to a total OF
8.57O,s7O, while loans decreased
S9,924,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
FL Paso Electric Company.

The Fl Paso Electric Company in
creased its earnings for May over May
1918, the earnings statement shows
Gross earnings we're S4s,O29, an in
crease OF S12,405. while net earnings
amounted TO $4,000, an increase OF
Sl0.022. Surplus increased 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail
roads making weekly returns. continue
IN satisfactory volume, the total Cf all
roads that have reported for me third
week In June amounting 10 Sl2.643,273,
an increase of 25.42 per cent over the
same period last year
Following are given gross earnings
Of United States railroads reporting for
the third week In June, and gain as
compared with earnings of the same
roads for the corresponding period a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

Following ia the table giving tho number Of 'h''e I'D
dealt for the ended July together win inc "'s"'
prioc, the ana inc "s" nv"
r.. and prices Of the year 1919
Total sales for against aoS7oo a week ago anu
,oo VAR oo From January against 62s2'soo IN 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

Increases in earnings are shown IN
the earnings statement Of the Connec-
ticut Power Company for May, as com
pared with May last year. Gross earn
ings we're s56.036, an increase OF 3d.
5S6, while net earnings amounted to
SSO.s77. an increase Of Sl0,i6s. Sur
plus increased S4909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
renorts for Nav have been made public:
s..sasrd Ar Line-Gross o. q. inrreas7
1875 ms ~ ts7s esl increase tlot ooe -.
v,grisr- ross $50 f16. incTctse tls2.s SO: ns
SSH ssS incrtsss 8 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


Total sales Of .tocL. Saturday. 100000 against 2oo rda> o'
.,o ard yo, AGO date so"''oV
a quotations, including annu" "'" ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

SATURDAY, JULY /, 1916.

Saturday
wear ago From January
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

check '2sis Gr-c~>-Cshl. 70 a.. ehe-s u e
~f'F arI r'refy cay b'U. London lbaaker, -
sl.g 1ays. ga alnsty diys 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

sai', P.rlin-C,o'. "a checs 71t Itsiv-
Cshle ss7t. check es-. Housrd-C .ais
81 els ehsck. A. "a ssliIegALnd-Cah.s 3.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

assa S :i. as L.; a 1." '-- P"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

.A,-,.,,,s ,.ser,. $3.50 5l; on. .Icss. reserve
sl0S 10 30 Increase s. 0e9 $50. rof Amch
s..i IFS 00o Is specie ilncfease
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AID TRt II
toNPANIES N GREATER NEN YORK NOT
iNCLIDED N CLEARING HOUSE STATE
NENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02

Gold amounting 70 SloOV'ooV ns'
been Withdrawn from tne QUIZ
Treasury for shipment 20 'uoa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

What was the greatest team you
ever SAW"
This question was put TO Eddie
Mahan. famed Harvard star. who
IL here with the University Of Calf
fornia football squad as backfield
coach
The greatest team7" mused Ma
han. We'll. you must remember
have only seen those that have
played with and against. There are
lots OF fellows younger than who
have wider knowledge OF the
game from a spectators viewpoint.
Harvard in 1914 was the most
perfect bit OF football mechanism
that I have seen play. II was more
OF family than n football team.
and there lay the secret OF It's sue.
cess. Eight of the eleven played
on the same freshman team togeth-
er. Several were At the same prep
school. They absorbed their foot
ball shoulder TO shoulder. and
played with the close cooperation
OF a band OF brothers. Signals
arc almost supsrfluous when the
fellow on the left knows what one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

Hardwlck was at end. Star at a
crack prep school. he improved
with every game he played. Versa,
tile. and could be put anywhere
and do well.
Bradley was lipesmasher.
Anything he hit either bent, huckled
or broke-mostly broke. Logan,
the quarterback. was a genius.
that's all. He exuded ideas at every
pore. Francku. the son OF the we'll
known professor. played In the line
and at halfback. later. with equal
success when appendicitis laid
Brickley low. T'homas Jefferson
Coolidge always displayed sterling
football. but will go down in his
tory as the performer of the longest
run a Harvard man ever made.
Yale was on the Harvard line.
Somebody fumbled. Coolidge
grabbed tho ball and started like a
locomotive down the field. When
he was eventually stopped he had
covered 9s yards. The modern field
is 100 yards long. There is not
much room for improving on that
run. At Harvard they now call n
marathon "a Coolidge" when they
want to be very up-to-date and
slangy.
"Penuck is best described by the
Information that no was for three
years guard on the All-American
team. He always played like It. too.
Trumbell was tackle and acting
captain-great of heart and sinew.
West was of a more ordinary type
than most OF the team. but fitted in
well. These were the eight men
who played so long together. Par
sons OF Rhode Island. Don Wallace.
n Californian from Pasadena, who
discharged the difficult duties of
center, and / comprised the rest of
the team"
Practice 10 Everything
What is the secret OF good foot
ball?'
Practice. Old stuff. OF course.
but truth Just the same. ] always
notice that the best players are ever
the first to arrive and the last to
leave during the period of prepare
ton. Victor Kinnard. one OF the
best goal kIckers the game has pro
duced, practiced aiming at a goal
post--not a goal. mind you--for IL
months. He could hit II with kick
more surely than the average player
can kick between the posts. Ted
Coye OF Yale drop-kicked for an
hour a day every month in the year.
lie was a born player. said some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Stanley Jones Matched to
Meet Canadian Welterweight
on Metropolitan Mitt Card

Stanley Jones. former Spokans
boy. who has been doing very well
In California welterweight circles.
has been matched TO take on Gil
Martin. Canadian weiterweight. as
one OF the bouts on the Metropol-
itan Lumbermen's boxing card. 10
be staged Friday night in Dream
land.
Jones came here as Willie
Ritchie's sparring partner. and In
tended returning with the former
champ 10 California, but was pre-
vailed upon To stay and meet Mar
tin. He 10 = good boy. and should
show the fans some real battling.
As a special added feature Match
maker Walsh has listed battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
EDDIE MAHAN RECALLS GREATEST GRID TEAM


ls going TO do at the frs, step.
Half tho battle in effective football
Ia hiding tho bali. That 1914 team
was so astute at fake plays that
Princeton and Yale opponents were
At times literally mesmerixed. They
did not know what was coming
next. OF course. Logan. the quar-.
terback. was an absolute genius at
pulling off new stuff Every other
minute he would work something
that was original to opponents.
The team was a beautiful instru-
mcnt. and he played upon II iiko q
genius. Can remember tho names
OF the team7 Shall | ever forget
6riekiey the Drop Kick
"Brickiey operated at haifback.
His kick was useful 10 a pinch.
Yes. about 20 yards-quite a way.
Brickley was also hard TO stop
when he was moving In a hurry.
They say he once ran into q brick
wall and his fraternity had TO COM
pensate the owners. Campus fic-
ton. perhaps. but truthful indica-
ton OF the Brickley method of meet.
ing an obstacle on the grid Tack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Seattle Wrestlers
and Boxers Tangle
in South Tonight

PORTLAND. Nov. %
Wrestiers ard boxers OF tho
Seattle Athletic club arrived In
Portland today 1or their tour.
nsment matches tonight with
representatives OF the Multno-
nah club.
In the mitt division. orrin
eager Of Seattle meets Ralph
Underwood at f25 pounds:
Claude Scott OF Seattle fights
Harry Hansen at las. and Joe
Corners, q Seattle dark
horse" meets Tom loutltt AZ
$50.
George Clark and George
Hansen represent Mul,nomsh
In the two wrestling bouts.
They meet Waiter Taylor and
Lloyd Wrsy AZ i45 and 15s
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

royal. with five colored lads -.
pearing in the ring. Joe says tine
lads will have TO step fast or get
out. A big turkey will be awarded
the winner OF the set-to
Chef Mcintyre is putting Lloyd
Madden thru a careful training
course for his melee with Willie
Hoppe. which Is the headline event
on the bill.
Another bout was added last
night. Bud Ridley. the lad who
made q good impression at the
Austin & Salt show. has been
matched with George Ross. the
clever little Vancouver youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Harvard Football
Nets Many Dollars

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 20
Harvard's earnings for the season
in football totaled s2so.ooo. II was
announced here today. This is
tho largest year in the history of
the college. Yale and Harvard d.
vided s123,ooo after the game at
New Haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
California Coaches
Will Be Entertained

The Seattle alumni OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania will enter
tain Coaches Smith and Ziegler OF
the California football squad to-
night at a smoker TO be held at the
Commercial Club. The two Cali
fornia coaches formerly played at
Penn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Amateur Hockey
Contests Staged

Four amateur Ice hockey teams
FLASHED last night at the Arena in
the opening games OF the season.
The Automobile club and the
Knights Of Columbus were return
ed the winners. The Autoists won
from the 8. A. c.. Q TO 1. while the
Knights trimmed the u. OF w.
team. 2 to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
What Rivals Have to Say

ANDY SMITH. HEAD COACH. CALIFORNIA
we give patrons football greatest
exhibition Of football Pacific Northwest
my ouess victorious BY decided
margin"
oiLmouR oosIe. HEAD COACH, WASHINGTON
washington will beat California Thursday"
JOHNNY STROUD. GRADUATE MANAGER CALIFORNIA
cit Will be different game. We win and.
going 70 do IL"
ARTHUR YOUNGER. GRADUATE MANAGER. WASH
INoroN-
"pobIe,s sn be undesested after tomorrow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Not a Dollar
Need Be Paid
Till Cured

Ask about my plan
to cure YOU on the
n bovc proposition.
Also my easy pay
ment plan to get
well from any our
abre disease with
out the knife. Con-
Auitation free.
Twelfth year. Or.
Macy, 3G3 Icpler
bldg. NllA Second
AVeuue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Turkey Day Football
Melees in the West

California W. Washington. So
attic.
Oregon Aggles 70. s. California,
Los Angeles.
Washington State vs.. Whitman.
Walla Walla.
Utah Aggies VS.. Idaho. Logan.
Oregon VI. Mul,nomah club.
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Church League
Basketball On

The Seattle Church league open.
ed its basketball season last night
at Leschi park. -Four games were
played. The scores: Emmanuel
20. Woodland Presbyterian IA:
Trinity Lutheran 30. Green Lake
II; II. M. Il. 81. Keystone 20: Ply
mouth Congregational rs, Welsh
Presbyterian 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
Charley Jordon L.
Leading Schermer

Az result OF last nights play for
the city three-cushion billiard title.
Charley Jordon Ia leading Joe
schermcr. 100 TO 50. In last nights
block. Jordon won. 80 TO 10. The
final round will be played this aft
ernoon At the Pope-sibiey pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

Yes. but he developed his powers
by hard work.
Football entails hard work. That
is why some OF us like II. To play
in n team and keep your head high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

most done &c
q turn and ready for tomor-
rows serving.
Members Of the University
OF California and Washington
squads are on edge for the
fracas OF tomorrow. Ii any
one had any doubts as TO
whether or not the L. OF c.
has a good team. they would
pve been removed yesterday.
usS glimpsing the Golden
1Staters romp thru their prac-
tiee session at the baseball
park. Every man on the
team appeared alert and at
the right place at the right
time.
Visitors Are Fighters
While true that the California
squad cannot be judged 100 per cent
perfect In team work. they must be
handed the palm when II comes TO
displaying the old lighting spirit
Coach Andy Smith has instilled
enough fight into his aggregation
10 allow II to get by in any country
IN Europe The team. as a whole.
Is not confident OF trimming the un.
defeated Dobie clan. but each and
every one IL strong In the asser.
fion that Washington wearcrs OF
the moleskins viii know they have
been In a sridirun contest before
Referee George varnell gives the
final toot of his whistle.
There are three bright twinkling
stars In the visitors lineup. They
are Sharpe. Brooks and Gordon. the
giant negro tackle. Sharpe Is
known up and down. the Coast as
n1nnxfestest man on the visiting
He Is one OF the fastest
j .trs in the Pacific Coast confer
|ence. barring none. His running
back OF punts Is one OF his main
fortes. Brooks In CALIFORNIA; best
bet IN the backfseld. He was tu-
fored by Eddie Mahan. and seems
TO have been able to CLEAN few
things from the ex-Harvard star.
II was the Sharpe Brooks combina-
ton in the game at Berkeley that
gave the locals so much concern.
Gordon Good Man
In Gordon California has one Of
the best llnezmen seen here this
year. He has size and weight TO
his advantage. and the necessary
agxressiveness 10 make him . star.
With Bill Grimm lost 10 the
Washington squad. a comparison OF
the two teams. man for man. puts
them just about on an even foot
ing. Should the field be dry. and
indications are that II will, Caiifor-
mia win have what advantage
there Is.
The California crew pulled a
"slicker" on the fans yesterday by
announcing IL would 20 thru it's
workout on University field. and
ZEN beating II to the baseball park
-snp practice session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
STAGE SET
FOR MELEE
TOMORROW


Plaee-unlverslty field.
Time OF game p. m.
onieials---oeerps varrell Of
Spokane. referee: Powder
Stott Of Portland. umpire.
How TO get there-rake Ra-
l1oopna, cowen park or Walllna.
PSerd st. cars. or lltney bossss
from postofflee.
Attendance expee,ed-s. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
California Football Squad Shows Much Pep Secret Workout Ball Park

scopyvisns. 1918. ~ n. q vishS.
rrs1s Msrh RsG. y. q Pat offsap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

to involve moral turptude on the part of Doctor
Jordan and judgment will, therefore be for Doctor
Jordan
GREATER vlNDlcATIoN COULD NOT BE
DESIRED
The Medical Board claimed that these diseases
were incurabe, meaning, Of course that they could
not cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to
cure them, but produced in court Of actual
ly cured patients witnesses for his case The
stories OF their remarkable cures have been stated
under oath.
Doctor Jorden has caused this statement to b
published In order to acquaint the public and his
many friends with the proven facts in the case.
Al Floor of the Mutual Life Buildinr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

l.ATTLE had
very much Of
a just before
the battle air
today, with
the football
classic OF the
Northwest al
most done to
l.. - sge.