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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-21
ALUMINIUM
INDUSTRY
Makes Giant Strides,
"A Comparatively New
Metal with an Appar-
emily wonderful Future.

OAA 0AT " OAAO AAA1 - SAeSAA -
Noe over . generation ago alumi-
mum was Little more tlian d curiosi.
lty. It was worth SIS Or more q
pound and its total production iii
the United States was less than an
HUNDRED pounds 4 year, notwilh-
standing the. Tact that aluminium
is the most abundant of all the
metals in The eartll's crust, Of which.
aluminium oxide forms about Is
per cent. The great pfogresA made
in the industry IS noted in the fact.
thas a report on bauxite and alumni
mum for 1910, BY w. G. Phalen,
just published by the United States
Geological Survey, shows d con-
sumption in the Uuited States in
that year Of A, 73 1000 pounds val
ued at neaF'y $l2,000,00O, The
price has thus dropped from 81 an
ounce to about csc a pound,
Mr., Phalen states that although
aluminium has III recent years be-
come a most important economic
metal, it is at present produced on-
lily from bauxites a comparatively
scarce mineral, and that even the
great discovery which made this pos
/ sible is only Che first stage Of wrest-
I ing the motal from its various rock
and. earth combinations. Aluminium
is an essential constituent 81 all i'm
portant rocks except sandstone and
limestone, and is found In all clays,
The supply is therefore practically
limitless, awaiting only the perfec-
Etion Of d process for cheap extrac-
ton.
MAY BE PRoDUcED FROM COMMON
CLAY.
| Mr.. Phalen mentions a number Of
recently patented processes which
show progress in the cheap extrac-
tion Of the metal from the common
sources Of supply Asaluminum in
its various forms, both pure and las
Ialloy, possesses many remarkable
qualities, 1t may be welcomed as a
coming metal of great utility Should
| it become as abundant and cheap a
metal as may reasonably be ex-
pacted, the industry holds boundless
possibilities, An alloy called dura-
lumin contains 80 to 95 per cent Of
aluminu n, which at present prices
would make itsrather expensive, but
/ it is claimed to have qualities as
good as Bessener steel, although 1t
is only about LIZ as heavy as iron or
brass. It possesses great hardness,
even when annealed. Another alloy
Of aluminium and copper is said to
be . good imitation Of gold; it
polishes readily and takes high
luFter and is well adapted to orna-
mental purposes It is also highly
resistant to chemical action and can
be readily nlachined and rolled and
drawn into wire. Aluminium may
therefore have wide future use,
ranging from structural material to
brooches and hatpins.
Many other important uses Of alu-
minum are mentioned in Mr..
Phalen's report, copy Of which
may be obtained through application
to the Director Of the Geological Sur
vey, Washington, D. G.
The growth Of the aluminium In
dustry in the United States in 1910
is shown in the followin table.
PRoDUCTroN or ALtIMINtTM TN rttF
UNITED STATES, 1883-191O.
Year Pounds
1888 SO
1885 28S
1890 81, 2S1
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

version OF Miss Hollands greatest sue
cess. THE Power Behind the Throne
This vehicle recently served Miss hol-
land during a long run In the MADISON
Square theater. New York. at the heao
OF her own company. She scored q D.s
success in this. as In previous enorts
and enters the held OF the varleues
with many years OF notable accom-
plishments 10 her credit. Other sue
eesses have been The Triumph or an
EMPRESS" "A school for Scandal anu
"a Paradise OF Lies" The story OF the
playlet Is an adaptation OF the immor
tai Schiller's masterpieces, Love ana
Intrigue" and, as the title Indicates -
battle for love. Miss Holland IL al
forded ample opportunity Tor the eN
preston OF her. talents as an emotlonai
actress and will be supported by a
strong company.
Another act new 10 Detrolters and
one sure TO please greatly Will be that
OF James Diamond and Clara Nelson:
who were lately features OF up ana
Down Broadway" They will oner a
variety OF songs. dances and patter un-
der the caption OF Something New
Both are clever performers and the
feminine member OF the duo Is said to
be very pretty. The Temple quartet
will appear as the vocal feature of the
program. They are aptly named the
classiest singing four In vaudeville.
and will offer some songs that appear
and some melodies that will haunt for
A gorgeous operate festival named
"a Night In Naples will be offered by
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
HOW THE GATES CAME AJAR

Twas whispered one morning In heav-
en- how little child angel May,
In the shade Of the great. white portal
sat sorrowing night and day.
How she said to the stately warden
he OF the key and bar
"Oh. angel, sweet angel / pray you,
set the beautiful gates atar-
Only q little. won't you set the beauti-
ful gates ajarf1
II can hear my mother weeping. she
10 lonely; she cannot see i.
"A glimmer OF light In the darkness
when the gates shut after me.
Obi turn me the key, sweet angel. the
But the warden answered. II dare not
set the beautiful gates ajar."
Spoke low and answered. 4 dare not
set the beautiful gates ajar."
Then up rose Mary the Blessed. sweet
Mary. mother or Christ.
Her hand on the hand OF the angel she
laid. and the touch sufnced
Turned was the key In the portal, fell
ringing the golden bar;
And loi In the little child's fingers
stood the beautiful gates ATARI
"And the key for no further using, to
my Blessed Son shall be given"
Said Mary. mother OF Jesus. tenderest
heart In heaven.
Now, never q sad-eyed mother but may
catch the glory afar,
Since safe In the Lord Christs bosom
are the keys OF the gates aJar;
Close hid I'm the dear Christs bosom,
and the gates forever ATARI
Z" Helen l.. Bostwfck.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
IN LOCAL. PA YHOUSES

Gently staged. the scenic investiture
being elaborate and expensive.
Second In attractiveness on the Fam
ily's new bill Is Irving Jones. Earlier
In the season this funniest OF colored
comedians made hit at Hammer
STEMS Victoria In New York. Jones
has brand new line OF songs and
quaint remarks. Wood A. sheppard
possess melodious voices and will offer
& Ross are two clever vvaudevillains
and are well equipped with new
playlet entitled Lonesome Junction.
The Spaldings are sensational aerial
.gymnasts. performing the most dim
cult stnuts on the swinging rings.
Covert a Marshall sisters, have a
dancing and singing act which Is OF an
attractive character while Contine a
Bertrand are, interesting character
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

the I'VE Armanis, a quintet OF Italian
singers well and favorably known to
triba,s 4 1 noVei roller skating ni feature uD
Hill, Cherry and Hill will give funny
exhibitions OF expert cycling Field
Brothers. black-face comedians will
Dent. ''the kings jester" will enter
tain with bis bumpity bump hats, while
the Mooreoscope Will bring up the rear
with new and novel motion pictures. IN
lighted house.
Josie Heather, a winsome English
lyric comedienne OF the Alice Lloyd
type. will top the Temple program for
s sas msss o. Ass 4 onaa assths5 most
charming and engaging music hail
stars and In appearing for only linz
ftrd number OF weeks this summer In
gram will be the -Four Fords. American
premier dancers, who will return with
their spectacular offering. The six
Brown brothers win appear with their
vocal and instrumental funnism rs the
third feature OF the same bill
MILES.
Az the head Of an unusually promfs-
ing bill In the Miles theater next week
viii be Miss Alice Raymond and COM
pany IN their spectacular musical nov
city, "a Night In Egypt" with gor-
geous costumes. attractive maidens. al
turing melOoio8 and who're carload OF
special scenery. The piece has been
called by some critics an opera I'm min
iature, and Il shoiid prove q treat for
the music loving contingent among De-
troics playgoers. The act n entirely
new In Detroit Miss Raymond 10 q
young woman Of talent and has SUR
rounded herself with q capable sup
porting company OF eight people. In
cluding both singers and instrumental
lists.
gram will be found Harry First and
company In a promising vehicle entf-
tied THE Strongest Link" which comes
here with the highest OF recommends
tons Mr.. First has long been before
the public as a Hebrew comedian. both
In vaudeville and on the legitimate
stage, but this will be his hrst en-
gagsment I'm the Miles. There 10 both
and pathos In the act Mr..
First will have the assistance OF four
other players.
w. L. werden and company will be
heard In animated songs" an act that
Is said to be far above anything OF the
kind ever presented locally before.
For the dissolving views. a special APP
paratus II used.
new offering OF songs and patter
will be presented by those clever come |
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
eARRIcK.

uk., teAith ellis wrote MARY Jane
a.. . 'which will be presented IN lne
Carrick faeater next week by the pon-
s'elie company, she Is said 20 have ere
afed two decidedly original stage ma
rflers a new type Of the new woman,
fs,,rtta Perkins which Miss Bonslelle
win play. and new type OF the pc
loved vaanb bond" In Hiram Perklhs, .he
role which Charles Balsar VIII assu. .r :
Then. not satisfied, with achtSylh l ~ ~
I'd out other unique types, incluairs
Mary Jane herself. q most attrassi'e
sneeimen of childhood, and Luehie,' "a =
bit emotional In temperament pnt ,.,Nna
her mother. TO save her from becomlns
unplea sanity silly The other charac
tiers OF the play include the dresshssn 49,,
the milIiner, the lover. the actor iro"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

NEW YORK Police Inspector
o'Brien and Fire Marshal Brophy each
suspecting the other OF being crool,
in the darkness last night played hide
and seek for an hour before attempt
ing TO arrest each other.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
RIyERVlEw PARK.

Thousands OF copies OF the song,
Lets All Take q Trip TO Riverview."
have been distributed among the lady
visitors to Riverview park and many
thousands more will be given out by
the management within the next week
or two. The air IL simple. tuneful and
catchy and bids fair to become hit
In the city. Next week this song will
be sung at each matinee and evening
performances In the gardens by Louise
artist, who sings the latest tunes In
her own inimitable way, and does a
little dancing, too. Billie Kal with mis-
eccentric comedy and his lightning
brush. IL on the bill The Mcdonald
brothers are a team OF acrobats who do
a series OF daredevil stunts Gladys
Vaughn, the dainty soubrette. will en-
tertain with a number OF novel fea-
lures. and Frank Kirk will give his
remarkable tramp musical act
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

The following new books have been
received In the public library: Henri
Bergson. "Mstter and Memory" Henry
M. Bernard. Some Neglected Factors
in Evolution" Hiram Bing a m,
Across South America" William
Brew Three Phase Transmission"
Enery III. Clark, "Reminiscences OF an
Athlete" Royal cortissoz. John Ia
Fargo, a Memoir and Study" William
rs. Gilbert Savoy Operas Heibert p.
ment;" James c. MADDEN, Master
Musicians" John q. Hibben. defence
OF Prejudice and other Essays" New
ell ID. Hills. The Contagion OF Char
acter:" James f. lie Rossignol, state
Socialism In New England" Cesare
Lombroso. Crime. Its Causes and
Remedies;" William & McKechnle.
"The Reform OF the House OF Lords"
William H. Mailock, "The Nation as a
business Firm" r. Sylvia Pankhurst.
'-The suffraEette.1 T.. T. Powell. -'Shry-
santhemums and How TO Grow Them"
Robert w Sharp The Chattel Mort
gage Loan Business" Silvanus r.
Thompson. Light Visible and Invis-
ible."
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

For the first time in Detroit. onen-
bach's opera. '.The Love Tales OF Hon.
mann" will be presented. IN the De-
troit opera house. all next week. By
the Joseph Sheehan English grand
opera company.
-The Love Tales OF Hoffman," 10
In class By itself. II cannot be called
a grand opera. neither 10 II. strictly
speaking. q comic opera. being rather
combination OF the two.
In the prologue Hoffman,, q disst-
pated young German poet. Il 0sc0v-
erred leading q drinking chorus. In q
wine cellar. Some one suggests that
he entertain his fellow jewellers ~
telling the story or his love affairs
The poet consents and the following
three acts show the enactment Of three
OF his love AFFAIRS. The first act after
the prologue shows. the famous doll
scene In which Miss Gladys Caldwell
plays the role OF Olympia. q wonderful,
mechanical doll. who sinBs. dances AID
talks. II IL said that Miss caldwe Is
delineation OF this character IL un-
usually good.
The second act IL q moonlight night
N Venice from the piazza OF '.amous
hotel with the city In the bach ground,
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
Today,s Band Concern.

Schmemann's Military band, Her.
man w. schmemann director, renders
the following program at Belle Isle
this afternoon, and at Clark park
this evening, at 1870: March, "Ital-
ian Rifiemen," (Eilenberg): overture
Barber OF Seville" (Rossini): selec'
ton from "El CAPTAIN" (Sousa); bar.
itone solo, r. A. Black: gems form
Madame Sherry" (Hoschna); Tone
Picutres OF the North and South
(Bendix); medley Of popular songs,
Afford; Star 6pangled Banner
Frank Rose, baritone, will sing al
the evening concert.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
Late Telegraph News

Observation-Disclosures the home
team made two runs In the second
game With the Detroit Tigers, DIR
William b. Evans, 33, collapsed from
excitement He died before he reach
ed the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
WAYNE GARDENS.

Commencing Monday, the Wayne
Gardens will present another good bill
OF professional entertainers, among
whom IL Miss Louise Amiot lyric
soprano. This young lady Is said TO
possess dramatic soprano OF power
and range not often heard outside OF
grand opera. Earl Flynn, Nettie Nc
Laughlin. late features with The
Candy Kid company. and direct from
an engagement OF eight weeks at the
Portoia cafe, In San Francisco. Will
present their rAhned singing and
dancing speciality: Geo. Primrose's two
dancing boys, Murphy and West. will
demonstrate the true art In dancing.
and the Doria Opera trio will sing
gems from the popular operas. Two
performances are given every evening,
including Sundays. and the gardens
are comfortable under all weather con-
ditions.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

dams, Storms and Bowman, a European
equilibristic novelty, will be found IN
Fields and Coco, hand balancers, and
the Mileseope Will present another new
series Of those funny fellows, Mutt and
Jeff, and their troubles.
The management OF the Miles theater
announces as one OF its feature acts
for the week OF Aug. Z. Rice and cady,
the German comedians, who have be-
come fameus- through their irnpersona=
lions OF Weber a Fields. Their comedy
n infectious and they come here with
q new assortment OF tangie-talk and a
bunch OF parodies that should be
worth while.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29
FAMILY.

The leading feature OF the Family
theater's new program will be Cleo
patra, the Egyptian enchantress ana
wonder worker In oriental miracies In.
nef ninsion act Cleopatra Is as-'sted
oy Prof. o. w. Sergeant She n said
70 nave bafned the critical and curious
~ many OF the New York vaudeviIIe
houses this season and no doubt Will
sIe Iurore among Family audi
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29


the city; the fine chap who wants TO
marry Portia. but IL big enough 10 take
his medicine In n manly way, when he
finds he cant get her; the village po-
litical schemer and all the other folk
VIII, 60 TO make up the community In
such a town as Gossport, Ind.
But Portia and Hiram are the real
psrsonages In the play, and when Por-
tia runs a printing Office. gets out q
Newspaper and becomes enough of q
politician to prevent graft and his
honesty in the town. the audience gets
90 interested that IL always wants her
10 have the best OF every deal Then.
when Hiram quotes Shakespeare, and
classic lore. throwing In French
phrase or two BY the way OF variety.
the audience just has TO like aim,
even N he IL q rover. with apparently,
no hitting pang Of conscience as TO his
dome site responsibilities. An amusing
incident Is the Installing OF Hiram. In
the Perkins home, on his return from
4 trip. as the cook, with Thursdays on
and q weekly allowance.
Rhea Robinson. clever child act
ress, will come TO Detroit especially TO
play Mary Jane.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

NEW YORK--The seagoing tug Ed
ward Begley, stolen three days ago and
which the harbor police Rave been
searching for, was found abandoned In
the bay yesterday. Smugglers had
used her TO get their booty ashore.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

Hu-isess-Iike Printtng. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
locks right. Times prtntfng Co. Is
1ohniH.-st Phi. Main t4ee, or City 3sss.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

women and children rescued three
men from a sinking launch by carry
ing a life lire to them through the
heaviest surf of the season They
made a human line through the break
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

comedians who will be seen In an orig
inal playlet The new moving pictures
Will be particularly attractive.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

PAWTUCKET, r. L. Howard
Pearce got up in the night to shoot
a cat that was bowling on the back
fence. The bullet missed the feline
and hit Laura Beach. IL. Pearce Is
held for assault.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

Showing the canals and gondolas wind
Ing their way back and forth This
scene II said 10 be most elaborately
stared, and during its progress, the
famous Bacarolle Ii sung.
The third tale II that or HoffmAnn's
infatuation for a beautiful singer, who
has fallen a victim 20 con assumption and
IN order 10 proIong her life, has been
forbidden by her physician. ever again
10 sing a note She is made to break
this command by a Mephisto- like per-
sonage and OF course pays the ren-
atty with her life
For the epilogue. the scene returns
20 the wine cellar where the poet. his
drinking song or all and attempts TO
drown his memories In his Guns
The music OF the score IL OF the
haunting melody sort and in its recent
reylyal has had tremendous vogue.
m Europe and, I'm New York, where ii
has been one OF the most popuIar
operas. In the Manhattan and Metro
politan repertoires the past two sea-
Mf. sheehan viii sing rho ro,, :,
=ths pees and attss Elaine ei e1s gSis OF
the part OF his companion, the how
Nicnlnusse. who accompanies him AM.
Ing his three fove affairR The ca.,
leqeires the fun strength OF the com.
fhe opera viii be given throuxbou,
thS week. Beginning Monday even,og
and With "Wednesday and saturday
TEMPLE.
. A. the headline feature Of the Tan.
pie program for the coming week. and
FOR the first time IN vaudeville. I'd.
ward @. White VIII present Miss Mild
rtI Holland. the well-known dramatic
and stock star. and an excellent com
1anR n associate players, IN n tabloid
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

SAYVILLE, L. THE biggest catch
OF fish OF the season is reported by
Thomas Gill. Of BROOKLYN, and three
companions, one woman. they
caught sos Ash. the total weight being
over a ton, In six hours.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

TEANECK. N. J.-Thieves who
looted the home OF George A. Sipp
escaped with booty worth $1,000 but
overlooked $4,000 worth OF jewelry
left In an open safe they thought was
locked.
LONG REACH L IA acnna OF
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

NEWARK. n. THE frequent
thunder and lightning storms OF the
past week have caused George Sapko.
20. TO become insane. Every roll OF
thunder causes him 10 shrlck In fear.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-29

oNG BEACH. L LA score OF
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-04
VIII Stop Land Frauds.

Hood River, Ore.-Hood River Re-
atty board members propose to stop
il possible, any crooked work on the
part of promoters of Hood River or
chard lands, operating in the east A
promoter in Minneapolis, selling Hood
River lands under false pretenses. as
is alleged, is subject of investigation
by the board. A committee appointed
to investigate the S0-acre tract being
disposed of there in small holdings,
returned {, report yesterday that there
was but 6 small fraction of the tract
fit for orchard purposes and the Sec
retary of the board has telegraphed
the report to the Minneapolis real es-
tate firm from which the Hood River
promoter operates. Hereafter the
Hood River realty board desires
closely to scrutinize Hood River pro-
motion projects to protect the public
fl ON imposition.