The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1915, Page 2

nouncement said. department of commerce announced today. nage of 1,813,775 represents an increase of three times the tonnage of any previous year. STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1915. PAGE 2, AMERICAN SHIPPING SHOWS GREAT INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR| WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—American shipping shows an increase for foreign trade of 737,623 gross tons over last year, desplte stories of {ts demoralization thru untoward legislation, the || On June 15 this year 2,760 American ships were engaged In forelgn trade compared with 2,405 last year, It was stated. : é “Our tonnage nearly equals the tonnage under the French or Norwegian flags, This year’s gross ton- || ’ the an- || G a Renee) | HYDES YOU HEAR }/ ABOUT ~* Hydroplanes Hydrogen. Hydraulics | Hydrophobia Dr. Jekyll ° Hyde. © @ Hyde-and-Seek. » Silver anniversary of Woodmen af the World to be celebrated Tues: | and Mr, }} y. * A. R. L. Dohme, Baltimore manu- Micturer, says we ought to study poison bombs for use in future wars, | Sir Thomas Lipton says he hopes to revisit Seattle in letter to Press dub. They all come back, sooner or later. * Addition to echoo! of mines ati |: Wniversity under construction. « William McKinley, ant of Iilinots legislature, and | (), mocrat, arrived in Seattle Satur |r) @ay from Frisco. Welcome, Bill pa S Arthur G. Shoup, father of bill), ing . Commercial > will entertain him. *€. Yoshida, 222 10th ave. §$.,| Beaten by five thugs who were at- tempting to steaj his auto Sunday - Annual reunion of graduates of Qderlin college held Saturday at home of L. J. Colman, Fauntleroy. * New disease which has killed half Gf bees in Puget sound country is Worrying farmers. Scientists inves: Ggating. + Dr. Liltyrn Merrill, chief proba- officer of juventie court, spoke children at noon luncheon of club, Hotel Washington An- Bex, Monday. . of the Roocsevelt-Garri- | gon-Gen. Wood affair, W. J. Bryan Gays Roosevelt is a dreadful ex- © sclentific painless methods, by means of which we ai aker of | bus | wor wy te ting vote to Alaska women, lieve Barried Saturday to Miss Rose | {2 Ci by L m oughly INEW GERMAN PAPER | | TO APPEAR FRIDAY | Karl Welss and Charles Osner, who recently sold the Seattle Ger-| man Press, announce that the first issue of thelr new newspaper, the ertean, will appear Frit erman-A ay. It will |featuring foreign correspondence ‘The Dental War about out theme Let them turning ings. don't tnt t the @ the or the lain sight use only th terials work that lasting wear and satisfaction. he onty kin latford to « \e antes. A Ruarantee ne here, we protec 4 guarantee. the operator who did the work and | R. Clark. DD. 8. owner and jer of this office. who t# thor- responsible. Th that 1f, most difficult hurt ‘And ‘a ar rule with this office fro 18. amount to approximately $18,000. Mies Lillian Beil, of Morris, ut, married to John T. Billups, capital- fet and of Whitman coun- ty, on ise glacier, Mt. Rat 3% A high-flyer in matrimony, Instantly killed explosion of two powder milis stg tga Co., near Wil- Plant of E. J. Codd Co., near Bal- timore, manufacturing shrapnel, by fire of unknown or- az Two negroes, brothers, burned at stake at Sulphur Springs, Texas, for slaying deputy sheriff. Champion dril! team of Brother. hood of American Yeomen of Min- meapolis will be entertained in Se- attle two days, September & and 9. Rena Zyistra, 13, and Howard Mickelson, 12, of North Yakima, burned to death. Each started a fire in kitchen stoves in their re- homes. David Franklin Neely, native son of King county, born in 1857, died fo Kent Friday. Four prisoners bore hole and es cape Pendleton, Ore., jail. ‘The Star showed @ cartoon Saturday of Hi Gill hiding under the bed, This hide-and-seek game ie getting contagious. Smail fire Sunday at moving: pic- ture house, 1420 First ave. State board of equalization to hear county assessor. September 10 and 11. Total of 2,007 took teachers’ ex- @minations in August, is report of Assistant Superintendent Mary A. Bryan, Olympi: Exchange of iands between state and government brings $12,000,000 advantage to state, is claim of State Land Commissioner Savidge. Special session of Iilinols legis- Jature may be necessary. Court) knocks out appropriations amount- ing to $290,000. Eight strangers, who failed to give account of their presence | there, were deported by police at! Marietta, Georgia, near where | Frank was murdered. | This ts “peach week. chief it w. @ should plek Let's ask the @ blonde or bru- Miss Marcia Murdock, daughter of progressive leader in congress, ts to Lieut. Harvey Delano, '@ positive? or your each morning from %:30 to 10 to demonstrate our painiess methods. Regal Dental Offices Or, L, 1408 W. Cor. te Is On The bammer wielder ts busy using L A lot of long words and printers’ In| ive have been wonderlng | FOR whether those who are #0 engages _— iy know what ther are talking to pay much attention to such p uslng Our newspaper apace the patient a bit. at. but not least Delit, formed into a Yogl, was an Idaho before becoming trans YOGA CHIEFTAIN i HAS NEW CULT suicies sroruer Bit, he REPORTED MISSING William Laz, brother of Edward | | Ralph M, DeBit, head of the Yoga! cult here, has found a new and more promising field. Monday he cut loawe from his Yost followers and. be a l2-page weekly, Las, who hanged himself in the mong oN body and soul, became an apostle county jail re ee ward Saturday, of Zarathustra in missing, and Jultus Osolin, @ He announced that not more than friend of the brothers, who report | 80 of the most select persons might) oq pis disappearance, informed the enter the class which he will teach) police he believed William also had jof the “superman.” He shyly 4d-| ended his life, He sald both broth mitted that he had, oven while a ers appeared mentally deranged at You!, actually dared to Inject {nto| times and feared being sent to Rus his followers some of the principles gia to enter the war. of Zarathustran philosophy. The new ¢ s will open about | “ Ss 1, Explain hu f W. ll K gent, 1 Bavlatning nis reasons or] WV el]-Known declared: Store to Close “Full of the earth ts the superfiu- ous, Life ts marred by the many: Hold Whirlwind Sale Wind Up Affairs Sept. 25th PACIFIC OUTFITTING CSS co COR. THIRO & UNIVERSITY ond Ave, and James St, have at DRESSES MEN ~ WOMEN | Iiraeteerenanewresrertee | This well-known store announces | that they will. close thetr doors for- |ever on September 25th, whi ‘es them only 22 selling days in hich to dispose of their large | stock of clothing, hats, furnishings, ete, A year ago the firm thought they were going to be able to terml- nate their lease, and, with this tn | view, tnaugurated golng-outol | business Bot the arrange ments at that time, unfortunately for the firm, were not consum- mated, and they were compelled to continue business in « regular way, as they had their lease on their hands. L. R. CLARK ! will and ves. © ahead. We are too out high grade tal YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. Anticipating a brisk fall business, bh © wants to know Is wet the best dentist at money, and be- where t vies. we offer you of the very h ate, regiate: a “y can get hest | t had placed large orders for fall and winter merchandise, wh: leuddealy they are informed that |thetr lease will be terminate on | October Ist. So they have decided to close out the entire stock in a whirlwind sale, which will start on Wedne . September ist, and continue till Saturday, September 26th. when the doors will be closed for afl time as far as the VelithCam- mack store is concerned. This store has ever been one of Seattle's best and finest Institutions for men's wear and hai of all. very best of ma- ais that turn out tand up and @ive you rt of work that we can bind with our tronclad | nd just a word about When you have den with AlecB.Francis & Dorothy Green A Powerful and Start- | ling Drama Based on DION BOUCI- CAULT’S Great Play. Col. Heeza Liar Comedy PATHE NEWS * you tion in the shape of a: signed both by fuarantee ny reason, your '¥ satisfactory, we Up-to-date and ie to perform th: ntal work ‘without Its appointments and fit- tings are the finest, combining taste and elegance. After the close, Sept. 26, all fittings and fix- | tures are to be sold, either tn bulk or by piece. Those who desire fine fixtures at bargain prices will |do well to arrange for them at an early date. It will be a matter of general re- ‘gret to the community to see this progressive business Institution close its doors in Seattle, but as the management says, “Necessity knows no law,” and, much as y the lowes! lace to come | | PULLED Fare R. Clark, Mgr. THIRD AVE, Third Union. rath 2] ACTIVE WINTER AHEAD Mr. J. J. Underwood, in a late issue of the Seattle Times: “Having produced copper at the rate of $2,000,000 a month since last June, the Kenne- cott Mining Company, with the celebrated Bonanza and Jumbo mines will make an ef- fort to keep up the production throughout the coming winter, according to word re- ceived from Cordova yesterday. “The Copper River & Northwestern Rail- road, over which the ore ts hauled to the coast at Cordova, has placed an order for three additional locomotives, a snow plow and a string of freight cars, costing in the aggregate $200,000, to be installed this fall.” The new equipment is expected in Seattle late next month and will be shipped north imme- diately following arrival here : “‘T have been advised,’ said R. W. Bax- ter, vice-president and manager of the road, pre ‘that the Kennecott mines will be kept run- ning at their present rate of prothiction dur- ing the winter, and we are getting the new equipment because it will be necessary.’” Work on LAKINAW COPPER will be continued throughout the winter months, all preparations to that end having been con- cluded, and shipments of ore will. be made. Mr. Baxter has assured us that all shipments offered by LAKINAW CQPPER MINES will be promptly handled at all seasons. profi r dividends through confounded en our cai powerful and needful factors personal direction of a man the ore. gation int successful investors, alive to Technical mining and geological reports have been made on the LAKINAW COPPER properties by WM. E. BREWER, M. BE. R. & CRADDOCK; M. B. B. H. PATTERSON, M. BE. LAKINAW COP! . It {a still your opportuni session of all the facts—tech Reports of mining men and miners now @t the properties verify all prior technical and lay reports, Properties have been visited by prominent citizens of Washington, among them J. 8, Ramage, president during the day or evening. our fortune to meet up with, Spokane Chamber of Commerce, banker or other adviser to | Without exception the facts put forth are verified. Equities of LAKINAW COPPER there has foll Interest and support from Seattle and outside investors, What was not clear to the public at the time of our first announcement has since come to be generally known, that this offering of LAKINW COPPER embraced the plan of first paying back your money with Interest and thereafter for a lo public from the offices of “investment brokers” ING, The public has been fed to repletion on this sort of thing—until, indeed, a fair and square offering based on established values, physical facts and personal equation, must fight and fight hard in support and for support of that great basic industry of the race—MINING— whose only counterpart in value and profit is AGRICULTURE, We have been making this sort of fight. they apply to their other investments, It 1s proper to say, however, that they did this only after a LimeRTY The enchantment of Italy cast ite spell over F, Marion Crawford and hold him tn {te thrall, He spent yeare in the Jand of sunshine, dreaming of love romances that blossomed in anctent castles, of sorrows and tragedies buried with in convent walls A wonderful inspiration came to him. He conceived the story of a great love, of a heart-rending sep aration and his soul poured forth all ite depth of feeling, atl its wealth of imagery in “The White Sister.” The pieturized version of this romance came to the Liberty Sun day for a three-day engagement. Viola Allen plays the title role. Richard Travers plays the male lead. CLEMMER “After Dark,” a World Film fea ture, based on the famous melo- drama of that name by Dion Bouct jcault, is the feature at the Clemmer until Tuesday night, inclusive The pietuse is full of vivid and startling dramatic situations, The prologue {s cast during the Span- ish-American war, and the drama proper tncludes a whole wealth of striking settings Alec B. Francis enacts the role of “Old Tom,” the hero of the play. MELBOURNE Pretty Rita Jolivet, supported by House Peters, in “The Unafraid,” and Charlie Chaplin, in “The Rank.”, his latest, comprise one of the beBt bills ever | Melbourne. | “The Unafratd” ts a story of the Montenegrin mountains where Count Michael Balsic, a dissolute young nobleman, after spending all his Inheritance, seeks to replenish his coffers by marrying an Ameri- can helress. The climax of the story comes when his brother, Count Stephan, kidnaps the girl and forces her to marry him, {n order to save her from Michael . ° ALASKA ith a star the in “Poor |Schmalts,” a hilariously funny comedy, released under the Para mount seal, Sam {fs seen in the role of a Ger- maker, whe becomes the nt of a string of comic principal adventures, A count, with anarchist tenden. cles, a dangerous and fascinating woman, known as “Queen of the Rods,” a formidable policeman, a genuine bomb, misunderstandings wplenty, and an American million- aire, w wishes to marry his daughter to a titled person and who nearly weds her to Schmalitz, of the play. * will remain at the Alaska until Tuesday night, in cluntve, eee COLONIAL One of the most delightful char. hate to do it themselves, they have! acterizations ever seen on the mo- | tion picture screen is furnished b: The Word Personal Since the Western Bond & Share Company began its public offering of the long-term lowed a steady and gratifying up-building of the medium of a fixed and unchangeable royalty or tol! every ton of ore mined trom one of the greatest native and highest in the noted Copper River belt of Alaska. Evidence has multiplied from day to day as our announcements have appeared, that a very large number of Seattle's citizens are deeply interested in what we are doing in the Northland and in our suggestion that there is an opportunity for the person of large or mod- erate means to share in the mineral wealth of Alaska without running the gamut of mining corporation chicanery and stock-jobbing exploitation. pact, we expected in the beginning that in the minds of many this offering would be ith the long list of “rag-tag and bob-tail” securities daily pitchforked to the nd “private bankers” {n the name of MIN- Whenever given We have shown an open door to some of the wealth of Alaska. Not all the riches of that matchless territory will go to the syndicates of immoderate wealth. Such syndicates will get their share and they will in the future as*they have in the past prove LAKINAW COPPER will sup- plement their work and make money—na great deal of money—for its investors, New work {# now starting at the mines—a vigorous Fall and Winter campaign Is on now —more men are en route to the scene of operations and the work is under the tmmediate whose whole mining record of many years is one of producing in the Territory's development. Some of Seattle's citizens are going to grow rich out of LAKINAW COPPER. this because we believe it and our belfef is based on a painstaking inquiry and investi- I the facts connected with it. In this bellef we are supported by the belief of prominent and successful business men of this city, who, after applying the same acid test , BAVe it the best recommendation within their power to | Meters invested, These men are not in the habit of embarking in speculative ventures. ile they are conservative and critical business men, an OPPORTUNITY, and they ha’ ty (but not for long, nical and lay reports, You will not be “bor@d” or “pestered” by the importunings of an agent—just a straight business presentation of the best investment offering it has ever been If you wish Judgment will rest with you. jook into LAKINAW COPPER please where all the facts and records will be placed before him. ee ee ) NCA shown at the) they are at the same time, like all as the time limit of this offering is passing) and if you will gall at our offices—601 and 602 Eitel Bldg.—we w contracts, ete., phone or write us and we will meet you at your convenience—at office, Margarita Fischer, in “The Girl From His Town,” ® four-part Mu tual Masterpicture, which began a three-day engagement at the Colonial Sunday There ts a decided contrast be London, where the heroine, once a soda fountain clerk of Red Rock, ts now the most widely known prima donna of two hemispheres C, Elijot Griffin plays the male lead, MISSION An unusual, outoftheordinary kind of story fs “The Dead Soul,” a three-part drama of the sea, which opened at the Mission Sunday The story hinges on the adven- tures of Paul Stoddard, a minister, who ts nghaied by Carson, a brutal captain, he of the “dead soul.” The physical courage of one and the spiritual courage of the other jare splendidly portrayed, and al! events leading to the climax—the supreme test of manhood—are strongly worked out, “The Battle of Ambrose and Walrus,” a two. reel Keystone picture that is a series of laughs, ts the rest of the program. ALHAMBRA Starting Monday, for three days, “The Running Fight,” featuring Violet Heming, is the attraction The story is based on the attempt of the president of the Tri-State Trust to wreck his own Institution | for his personal gain, hiding his an. sets, unknown to bis daughter, i her name—then ruptey. | Depending on bribery to free | him, be is forsaken and is forced | to serve a term of ten years. How- ever claiming bank- | sec’ and man who {s bi: . | ter’s favored suitor is elected go \¢ or. Complications which place the new governor {n a position to | Judge the guilt of his sweetheart's father enter, and an absorbing [story fs brought to an unusual close. A comedy and the Hearst Selig News Pictorial complete the bill, PROGRAMS Alhambra Ending Wednesday Night | The Running Fight" (Violet drama; “Hearst-Belig term of years paying you from grade sulphide copper areas the opportunity we have Wé say aken advantage of this one. rching Investigation into ill be glad to put you in pos ete. If not convenient to call, workshop or home your attorney, have him call at our office, E. C, JOHNSON, Mgr. tween the obscure little mining | town of Red Rock, where the ac tion begins, and the gay Ii of his grasp on politics ts etilt | Alaska Ending T "Poor Scha ove Melbourne Ending Tuesday Night “The Unafraid” (Rita Jolivet and House Peters); “The Bank” (Chap. lin) eee Colonial Ending Tuesday Night “The Girl From His Town” (Mar garita Fischer, Joseph Singleton and Beatrice Van) Class A Ending Tu Night “The Darkening Trail” (Wm..8 Hart); “Those Love Pangs” (Chap } lin) Madison Ending Tuesday Night Man's Prerogative” (Robert Ed enon); “Two for a Quarter,” edy; "The Right to Liv comedy. Today and Tuesday The White | Sister SIX REELS Crowded with the har- rowing events of a great life drama. Viola Allen As the “White Sister,” supported by Richard Travers and an all-star | CONTINUOUS 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. ISAAC GUGGENHEIM Head of the great financial and mining con- cern of M. Guggenheim'’s Sons, New York, and director of the American Smelting & Re- fining Company, while at Tacoma the other day made this statement to the press: “Alaska and the entire Northwest is on the verge of a great industrial and commercial awakening. * * *” It is significant that the Tacoma smelter’s capacity is now being doubled to care for the new and increasing mineral output of Alaska. LAKINAW COPPER will be reduced , to blister copper at the Tacoma plant. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce says of Alaska: “It’s extent and wealth have never been approached by any frontier land. Hers should be a future of the greatest prosperity, and it is the duty of our people to see that she secures the rational development which she so long has been denied.” To the extent of its ability LAKINAW COPPER is going to do its part in bringing about this “rational development.’ Every in- vestor in LAKINAW COPPER has’ his shoulder to the wheel of Alaska’s car of progress, < “Alaska shipped to Puget Sound last week, in three consignments, copper to the value of $1,000,000, At the same moment, it was announced that the territory would be measurably in- —Seattle Times, “Alaska and Seattle are pulling together and work ing together more effectually toward a common end than ever before. * * * Industrial activity at Juneau, Ketchikan, Cordova, Seward and other Alaska ports has stimulated both freight and pas- senger traffic, and new industry in copper mining has swell the gross business. * * * Alaska is coming into her own, and the outlook ts bright and full of promise."-—Post-Intelligencer, Only Today and Tomorro To See This Wonderful Big Family Show “THE GIRL FROM 7 Clemmer Ending Tuesday Night HIS TOWN After Dark” (Alec B. Francis) Four Acts Liberty Ending Tuesday Night | The White Sister” (Viola Allen jand Richard Travers) | : ° Mission Ending Tuesday Night The Dead Soul,” drama; “The Battle of Ambrose and Walrus” | (Mack Swain and Chester Conklin), | comedy. SOVVUUAVUNAUUNANUAANUOQNUENAUENGUENGUUOGGROGOLOGUOGGUOLOOGGTOGOUOGGUOGGONOOD Ir