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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
Eastern Football Prospects Are Bright
-:iI:- -:H:- -:H:- Ill -:I:-
Yale Is To Be Strong Contender
BY FRANK C. MENKE.

Material left for this years team Pitt
IS going TO put its one year residence
rule into effect this fall but that ism {
going to hurt EN- any IheyVe soI
some great veterans"
Cornell
They're a problem. those Ithaca fell
lows Charlie Barrett. you know, was
the bird who helped Cornell during thu
past two years His great playing %ast
fall helped the team 70 go through tn
season without suffering defeat But
now Chuck has gone. some folks say
that Cornell was one man team
They predict that without Barrett this
season the BED and White team ism
going TO amount 10 very much bur
don't bet 700 much on that dope;
CornelTs going 10 be in the fight, all
Banking on FOIweH.
IT'S up to Bob FoIweH there Pennsy
last season was an awful Johe- MANY
coaches Others said the players were
not worth q darn This year VIII tel
The story Personally, I think FennsE
is going 10 he heard from this year
Why Oh. no. not because 4 has some
wonderful raw material. because Il
hasn't But I'm banking on FolWell-
He performed miracles al W 4 J. ana
] regard him as one Of the greatest
coaches in America today"
Scotia Watch Syracuse"
syracuse
Cote watch those babies. They've
got q good coach and have some great
material Lot of veterans from the
strong team Of last year and sone
newcomers who promise TO star yep
"a gotta keep your peppers or that
orange crowd
How about Dartmouth
THEY'RE puzzle TO me-" re-
sponded Football Used to have great
teams. hut last years wasn't much
good Haven't got q real line on en-
TO-. ?
orc Of the old time elevens but ] fear
they VIII not"
What do you think of Washington
& Jefferson's chances since FolWeI
Metzger May Help ". & J.
Hard TO dope out those boys too
Got some good material. but not much
OF IT, Small college, only about 4oN
students Folwelfs miracle work put
W & J. on the map and enabled them
10 beat up Yale quite frequently But
BOb's gone sol Metzger's there That
boy knows football from 4 TO Z Made
great record last year at West VIZ
ginia. Might DO the same at W x J.
might even 20 so far as TO duplicate
FOlwells wonderful work
Army and Navy Puzzle.
How about Army and Navy
"Oh, you never can tell about those
boys Hard Job to dope them out.
Maybe they'll have great teams, but
most likely they won't"
Eastern Football arose from the
chair he occupied. donned his headgear
and prepared . depart
Well ! guess TIL be beating it," he
said. Hope you'0 find room to give
me a little writeup. now that I'm
back. Think YOU will2~
Yep, Au revOir. And. by the way,
send in your brother, Western Football
viii you2 Like 10 give him little
publicity. too"
sure: Tu have him drop around
soon. Bye, bye"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
SANTA RITA DEVELOPMENT
co. TO USE DIAMOND DRILLS

Santa Rita y. NJ Sept 2f--The
Santa Rita Development company IL
planning to make extensive improve
ments 10 its property here Diamond
drills viii be used in testing the ore
and Il is expected 20 develop another
ore body equal 10 that at Chino.
The company owns $50 acres com
posed of 4S claims. in this district and
is planning extensive development
work on all Of these properties Dr.
Walter Harvey Weed IS employed as
expert by the company to make a re-
port on the property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
BUILDS OFFICE
AND BUNK HOUSE
Greater Miami To Build Mill
and Expects To Ship
in December.

Miami Ariz.. sept 2i-The Greater
Miami Copper company. which owns
a group Of "a claims in the Mineral
creek section of the GIobc-1Iiami min
ing district. has force OF carpenters
at work erecting a five room house
20 be used as the superintendent
quarters. and office on the ground \
large bunk house 30 by so feet viii
also be erected. and the present mess
house enlarged.
To Build % Ton Viii.
Preliminary work for t1e erection
OF a 50 ton mill is being pushed as
rapidly as possible
The force OF SO men building the
road mp Russell Gulch 10 the summit
has completed ,he road TO the Clara
Kinney house Tt Is expected that tho
road viii be completed within six
". eeks the directors OF the G~ea ter
Miami have planned q Christmas din
ner ut tie camp. the guests TO be
tak ken in automobiles
To ship in Decennber-
Engineer NJ W. Tanner announces
thar a fun force of men viii be put
to work on the first o. the month,
and development work pushed He eN-
high grade ore i'm December. The
ore averaging under 10 percent cop
per. with excellent gold and silver
values. viii be LEFT on the dump, until
the mill is completed.
The company has made preliminary
ARRANGEMENTS to list its stock on the
eastern curb markets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
TEXAS iGGIES HAVE BIC STAFF
Of COACHESFOR YEARS. SPORTS

Addition of Bible and Firth Makes Staff One of Largest
and Best in the South Aggies, Who Lost But One
Football Game in 1915 Expect To Do Even Better
This Year; Train For Track Months of Year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
Ell PASoANS INCORPORATE
OIL COMPANY IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe. y N. Sept 21.-Incorpora-
ton papers have been filed by the Rio
Grande Oil and Mineral company with
headquarters at santa Fe. and Jay Tur-
ley as statutory agent The capitalize
ton Is $4,000. divided into 10000
shares The incOrporators and directors
are John J. Nahau, Ell Paso. 5000
shares II. B. Blackshear, FL Paso, 500
shares. and Jay Turley, OF Santa Fs, 500
shares
Raw sea FOODS Central Market (for-
rnerIy Ardoinsl. A Milton Robinson,
prop. Phone SOO-SO2.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

TEW YORK, sept 2I-The office
N boy ambled into the workshop
= and said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
VERDE APEX To
START ACTIVITY.
Meeting To Be Held Sept. %
to Plan Extensive
Development.
IN wU.IT.,T DT. WOLFE.

Prescott Ariz.. Sept 21-A meeting
Of stockholders of the Verde Apex. the
controlling interest OF which was re-
Gently taken over by Prescott mining
men. viii he held in Phoenix. Septem-
Der Is At that time plans viii he
made to start operations on the prop
erty ON the largest scale IN IFS history.
Lying In the jerome field. and inter
muSlins with the Venture Hill prop
erty. the Verde Apex is looked upon as
one of the most promising mines in the
field and its new controllers plan to
rush the work as soon as "a definite
plan OF development is decided upon
With the work Of unwaterinE the
shaft of the Arkansas and Arizona
completed. engineers who have exam
iued the property are formulating plans
with the officers Of the company TO
again place the A and A. I'm the FRO
duciug class. Operations viii be start
ed as soon as the machinery for the
property arrives
Green Monster Active.
The Green Monster plans 10 sink two
$50 foot shafts on the Amazon and
Missouri claims as soon as additional
accommodations for a large force Of
men are completed The points at
which the shafts viii be sunk have all
ready been chosen from surface indi-
cations. The George tunnel on the
Cliff claim. has been cleaned out and
track laid TO the elbow. about 500 feet
in Two crosscuts are being cut on the
Revenue tunnel, and indications are re-
ported 10 be unusually favorable.
To send Ore to CIarkdaIe.
Arrangements nave been completed
whereby the ore from the Commercial
copper mine. in Copper Basin. will
az rnr i'm he Il 10 ri Ia
smelter. During the lull in shipping
for the last two months. a small force
Of men has been working at the Com
merclaL and several thousand tons Of
ore are now ready 10 be sent TO the
smelJer. Recent development. Il is
said. has resulted in determining the
best and biggest ore bodies in the his
tory of the Commercials operations.
Little Jessie to Resume.
The Little Jessie. one OF the most
famous gold mines IN the county. situ-
ated i'm the Chaparal district. is ready
10 resume operations Several months
ago work OF unwatering the old levels
10 the $50 was started ore conditions
i'm the upper levels have been found
81 tisfactory and further development
was decided upon several days ago.
The $50 foot shaft viii be unwatered
and cleaned up, in order that observa-
Ions may be made from that point
The Little Jessie is being revived 10y
d syndicate OF Ohio men who are de
termined that the mine shall be given
every chance 10 assume its former place
among the gold properties of Yavapai
Extensive development is being
planned for the old silver Belt mines.
near boldt. which We're revived
recently Electrical machinery viii De-
introduced on the property Plans call
for new shaft cf 1000 feet in depth
10 be sunk ut a point on the group near
the Arizona. now being operated hy
Anderson ard Birch The silver Belt
was operated as long ago rs in the Sos
and has attained marked attention for
irs large bodies Of high grade silver
lead ore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
JEROME HAS
NEW COMP ANY
United Verde Consolidated
TO Develop Promising
Gold Copper Groups.

Jerome. Ariz, Sept ef.-For the
purpose of developing what they be-
Ieve TO be two of the biggest gold
copper propositions Of the southwest,
syndicate composed Of business. pro-
tessionaI and mining men Of the Verde
district. is organizing the United Verde
Consolidated Copper company
The properties 20 be developed by
this new company are the claims or
I'd MahN-in and g. " Hankins. -four
niles southwest of Camp Verde on
'opuer canyon. and the United Verde
Junior, a mile and a half south OF
jerome The Mahuriu claims. II fn
number cover an immense pOrphyTy
dixie. much like those 10 be found in
the vicinity ol RAY. and bear all the
earmarkS of big low grade PROPOSE
tiOn. The United Verde Junior is .
PARTIALLY developed high-grade prop
erty-
Financing Practically.
The financing Of the United Verde
Consolidated has already been practi-
cally arranged. It is 10 be organized
with l."np.nOo shares. each having
par value of 81. The organizers took
INn009 REORGANIZATION shares at 10
cents and most of another 10000
block has been subscribed for No
definite decision has been reached re
-ardiug the offering Of treasury stock
IL has been decided. however. that the
stock VIII be listed shortly on the New
York curb.
II is possible that J. Evans Miller
merchant OF Clarkdale and nephew
Of former senator W a. Clark, who
owns the United Verde mine will he
elected president Of the United Verde
Consolidated Among Mr- Miller's as
SOciates are Edward Mahurlu. prin-
opal owner or the Mahurin group, s
:. Ballard. owner of the L Y Junior,
IAN Robinson. postmaster Of Clark
dale Robert W ingfleid. president OF
the Camp Verde state bank, Dr. Paul
Mcintosh and F. : Balentiue.
T. y Junior Promising Group.
The United Verde Junior group en-
IS surrounded by the Verde Combina-
ton. Green Monster. Decatur and News
groups. Ernest : Iiebel. a minin-
engineer, pronounced 1t easily one OF
the best propositions in the district
4 great iron capped ledge. over 100
feet wide. cuts sGuarely across the
T. T. Junior group from east 70 west
Running into it are numerous feeder
veins
When the main ledge Of this prop
erty was first discovered tunnel was
driven southwark into the hill to tap
the vein al depth Of 900 feet As
matriX. or sponge. OF the exposed Cos
san TO carry EOld-silver values rs high
as So ton and TO run from trace
TO two percent copper
Several fine springs on the [. Y
Junior furnish enough water for any
kind of q plant There are four or
five good camp buildings on the prop
erty and everything can h. put I'm
shane for development i'm less than 81
week
Cat,Ieman's Discovery.
The story OF the discovery Of the
Nahuriu group is one u the most IN
ing Ed Aahurin was a cattleman and
a farmer not miner. His cattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
E PASOiNS To
WORK VICTORIO
Mine at Gage, N. NJ, To Be
Operated; OctO Sinking
500 Foot Shaft.

Lordsbure. y. VI. sept PEI Pass
people are preparing for mining at the
famous Victorio mine at Case. y. NJ
east OF this city. and have employed
Andrew Balm 10 superinteud their
work. Nr. Balm has left here for the
Gage mines.
shaft Being sunk in Oeto Nine
Extensive work iu the development
Of one OF the best properties in the
Lordsburg district has been com
menced by the Wright brothers. Of Bis
bee. Ariz.. In the sinking Of a 500 foot
shaft on the property OF the Octo Min
ing and Milling company 2r Lees peak
west Of the 50 mine. The work is be-
fue- done under contract and the con-
tractors are held under one OF the
largest bonds ever given by firm IN
their business in the southwest For
ovre a wear the OctO company has been
NEGOTIATING for the sinking or the 500
loot shaft and this work viii be done
before any lateral development is made
s large consignment Of new hosting.
mining and pumping machinery mas
been purchased by the Octo owners and
is now on the ground ready for install
lation as shaft sinking progresses
Bonney Again Operating
The Bonney mine is gain being op-
Grated By J. B. Foster and associates
The unwaterinE Of the No shaft was
begun last week and over 20 men are
given employment in the work, which
viii he continued until the lower level
is reached
- Ready for View Engine.
The IS Mining company has made all
preparations for the installation OF the
new 500 horsepower DIESEL engine
which viii arrive here from Idaho this
week This win give the IS company
two units in its power plant and will
increase the operating capacity materi-
ally
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
STOP STREET CAR
SERVICE IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Street
car service in Washington stopped at
dark Sunday night after about so
per cent Of normal runs had been
made throughout the first day of a
strike OF union carmen for higher
wages and shorter hours. Both Of
the capitals companies announced
that, in view OF attempts AT violence.
il was deemed unwise to operate
cars after n:ghtfaIl, and that serv-
ice would be resumed at o'clock
Monday morning.
TIE district commissioner con-
ferred with representatives OF strik-
ers and officials Of the companies
SUNDAY in an effort to adjust the
differences, but nothing definite was
accomplished. The men had a mass
meeting during the afternoon and
were addressed by visiting labor
leaders. including Mother Jones
Of West Virginia. Monday after
noon another meeting will be held
at which the unions officers will re-
port any proposals that may be
forthcoming as result OF the &C
tivities OF the commissioners. The
men want a minimum wage Of 80
cents an hour and a nine-hour work
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
BABY WEEK" OPENS
Campaign for ChiIdren's Health Be
gins over Country.

NEW YORK. March 6-"Baby
week" in the United States began
Saturday under auspices of public
health. civics. and home economies
committees Of the General Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs. The pur-
pose of the campaign is twofold to
give parents chance to learn how
To care for their children properly,
and to bring home 20 every one in
each community facts relating to
the babies and the need of perma-
nent work for their welfare.
Throughout the country there are
to he child welfare exhibits and the
systematic distribution of informa-
iion about the lowering of the death
rate among children. and about the
proper methods OF feeding infants.
In New York a one day convention
next Thursday Will be held by the
City Federation Of Women's Clubs,
at which child welfare will be dis
cussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
POPE AGAIN IN
PLEA FOR PEACE
Writes Special Letter Saying
He Cannot Sit Silent
and Indifferent.

Rome Cvia Paris). March ode
layedJ Pope Benedict has again
raised his voice for peace. In a
special letter. written for the Lenten
season. the pontin SAYS ne cannot
sit silent. Indifferent 10 the terri BILE
conflict which is rending Europe He
recalls all that he has done to in
duCe the contending nations 10 lay
down their arms, virtually throwing
himself between the belligerents and
cOnturing them, in the name OF the
Almighty. 20 desist in their plan of
mutual destruction.
The p0ntiff again sets forth the
proposal which he made some
months ago, as follows:
Each belligerent should clearly
state his desires. but should be
ready TO make necessary sacrifices
Of pride and particular interests,
thus ending the monstrous conflict
i'm accordance with justice and re-
tabHshing peace. advantageous TO
neither side but profitab bile TO all
and therefore just and lasting
peace"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
QUOTATIONS. FROM LETTER.

PARIS. March Quotations from
the pope's letter follow
our paternal voice, unhappily,
las not been heeedd up 10 the pres
ent and the war continues forcibly.
with an lis horrors
ut is not possible FOR ms there
fore, TO refrain from raising once
again our voice against the war
hich appears 10 us as the suicide of
civilized Europe We must not ne
alect To suggest and indicate when
circumstances permit. any means
which would be likely to contribute
60 attain this much desired goal.
A fay orable occasion Is offered us
by some pious ladies who have man
irested an il tention to form among
themselves. IN view or the approach
ing holy forty days a spiritual union
OF prayer and modification i'm order
90 obtain more easily from the infin-
ite mercy of God "A cessation OF the
frightful calamity. We have often
recognized constant prayer and the
Christian penance as the only con-
fort for our Heart. as for every hu-
man heart. in the distress engen-
dered fby TINS horrible war and as a
very efficacious means for imploring
from the Lord the peace 10 which We
aspire
I'VE. therefore feel confident that
lot only al Rome but in all Italy ana
i'm the other belIigerent countries
Catholic families especially during
the next days. consecrated by the
church to penance. viii retire within
themselves far from worldly spec
tacles and -am4Esements mere ferVeut
and more assiduous prayer and in
the practice of Christian mortifica-
ton This will make more agreea-
bile 10 the Lord the applications Of
his sons. and it appears, moreover In
the circumstances. as supTemely OPP
..rortune and in harmony with the af-
Fiction of every noble heart.
And also because attempts ser7
10 redeem the sins and appease di-
vine Justice we should wish that
every family in a measure proper
Tomato to its resources. make an Of
fering of a mite in charity for dis
tribution 10 the poor and unhappy,
so dear to the redeemer to succor es-
pccially the unfortunate sons Of
those who died in this horrible war"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
MAYORS WANT U. S. TO
HAVE LARGEST NAVY
Adopt Resolutions Endorsing Big
Naval Construction and Uni
versal Military Training.

ST. LOUIS. March 6.-The two
day conference OF mayors on na-
tional defense. at its final business
session Saturday. adopted resolu-
tons declaring for universal mill
tary traiaing and for the construc-
ton OF a navy that would make the
United States the first naval power
in the world.
The resolution also declares ar
senal and munition making plants
should be located at places distant
from either coast or the Mexican or
Canadian boundaries and also call
for the mobilization OF the physical
resources OF the country the stand
ardization OF war materials and the
organization OF transportation serv-
ices.
During the afternoon Henry A.
Wise Wood Of New York in an ad-
dress dwelt upon the need Of a large
navy. and a letter from Samuel
GOmpers. president of the American
Federation OF Labor. was read in
which Mr.. Gompers said organized
la Dor was for preparedness. provided
the cost OF procuring and support
ing IL was equitaby distributed.
a banquet tonight at which the
leading speakers we're George w
Wickersham. former attorney gen
eral. Miss Anne Morgan OF New Y ork
ard Mayor William Hale Thompson
Of Chicago closed the conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
Turkish Women
Would Stop Men
Going to Verdun

ODESSA, Russia (via London),
March cit is reported from Con-
stantinople that Turkish women
broke into railway yards whence
troop trains were about TO leave,
shouting protests against sending the
men ito go 10 their death" They
threw themselves on the rails i'm
front of the trains. The authorities
refrained from using force TO re-
move them, the advices say. fearing
mutiny among the soldiers. The
men we've taken from the cars but
later were sent of secretly by night.
These reports say further that the
people Of Constantinople were led to
believe that the German army had
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
FOR BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, COUGHS And COLDS


In buying this remedy. besides Sc
curing an absolute guarantee Of it's
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medicine as you would in buying
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made kinds, which average from 20
70 81 tea spoOnsful, because SOC worth
makes a whole pint (12s teaspo
fuD when mixed az home with sim
ply one pint Of sugar and one-half
pint OF water. This remedy posi-
lively does not contain chlOroform.
opium, morphine or any other mar
cote. ii is pleasant 10 take and
children are fond Of it, You VIII
he the sole Judge. and under this
positive guarantee absolutely no risk
IS run in buying this remedy. Drug
gists everywhere are authorized 20
sell IL under the same guarantee as
Schiffmsnns famous Asth11adOr or
Money Sack if nor perfectly sat
isfactorl r. ! Schiffmaun- Pro-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06

II everything was sold in as liberal
and fair a manner as The American
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Concentrated EXpectOrant absolute
~ no cause for complaint or dissat-
isfactiOn could possibly arise from
anyone These druggists say-"Buy
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Bronchitis, WhOOping Cough. Severe
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lection. and we will return your mon
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purely on the exaggerated claims Of
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the chance of getting something
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money!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
HOUSE RETURNS
FROM EUROPE
Wilson Confidential Envoy De-
CIineS to Comment on
Mission Abroad.

NEW York. March Colonel
+. NJ. House. who sailed for Europe
OH December Is on confidential
mission for Pres't Wilson arrived
here sunday on the steamship Rot
terdam from Falmouth. AS soon rs
he landed from a special coast guard
quarantine. Col. House announced
he would leave at once FOR Wash
ington 10 meet the president. He de-
clined to comment on his mission or
what he mad seen or done while
abroad
Asked If he had noticed any mark
ed change in the attitude of Europe
toward the United States since his
previous trip, Col. House said:
Reports of an unfavora BILE atti-
tude toward the United States by the
people of Europe are exaggerated.
AT least | heard no criticism in am
OF the countries visited ! Will say
also that we should remember that
the people of the belligerent nations
ere living with their nerves on edge
and we should make allowances &C
cordingly"
Treated With Courtesy.
He added that everywhere he
went he was treated with every
courtesy and consideration.
He stated that press dispatches
had covered every phase of his move
ments while abroad
ON the voyage across. Col. House
worked diligently in his cabin, stiff
ing down for the guidance of Pres't
Wilson the mass of information he
received on his visit TO the capitals
of Europe He was seldom seen eX-
cept when exercising on the deck,
either alone or in the company Of
Mrs. House or his secretary.
ON orders from Washington, Col
Iector of Port Dudley Field Malone,
net Col House at quarantine with a
special customs cutter from which
newspapernen and photographers
were excluded Taken from the Rot
terdam even before she had been
boarded by the health officers. Col
and Mrs. House were carried by the
cutter up East river 10 the landing
Mr.. House left for Washington at
o'clock.