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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
Hospital. New York. room $50. sixth

floor
William 8. Moore Of 5s Beaver street,
New York, who was notified Of Mr..
Schmitxs death. called up the cemetery
late this afternoon. He said that Mr..
Schmitx was his most intimate friend
and asked that the body be cared for
until ne could reach Hastings. A short
time afterward a man who said he was
@. Watson Slmmonds called the ceme-
terry and said he had heard that Mr..
Schmitx had killed himself In the ceme-
terry. Supt. Haskell replied in the affirm
alive and MFR. Simfnonds hung up his
receiver without asking further ques-
lions.
William 8. Moore. mentioned In the
memorandum left by Mr.. Schmits, IL
associated In business with his father.
Robert Moore, a cotton broker at Sc
Beaver street. The younger Mr.. Moore
said yesterday that Mr.. Schmits was an
intimate friend and that he lived on
Seventy-ninth street near Broadway.
Mr.. Moore did not know the number.
Mr.. Moore said that he knew Mr..
Schmitx and Mrs. Simmonds had been
acquainted. but that he knew nothing
Of any attachment between them.
Mr.. Moore's father said that he had
had business relations with Paul
Schmitz Of Bremen. father OF Maxi
milan Schmitz. for many years. The
young man, he said, came here some
few years ago, but returned to Europe
four years ago. About the time the
war began he returned TO New York
and last fall bought a seat on the Cot
ton Exchange.
Mr.. Schmits had two brothers In this
country. Mr.. Moore said, one living In
Norfolk. Va. and the other somewhere
up State.
q. Watson Simmonds Is an insurance
man connected with the firm Of Frank
b. Hall & Co. Of 2S Exchange place.
At SIC West 18th street. which Is
given as Mr.. Simmond's address In the
city directory. Mr.. S~immonds's sister-in-
law said last night that he did not
live there and that she did not know his
address.
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CALL FOR
Lansing Wants { Talk with siIli-
man before A Meeting.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.-Secretary of
state Lansing has summoned United
states Consul LOT r.. Silliman from
Vera Cruz To Washington for a confer
ence to be held in advance OF the meet
ing Of the Latin American diplomats for
a consideration Of the Mexican problem
which Is scheduled for early in october.
Silliman has been the confidential rep
resentative Of h United States Gov
eminent with Carran1a. It Is under
stood that the Secretary Of State desires
to secure from him a ina verbal re-
port on the status Of the Carranza Gov
eminent before the next Pan-American
conference.
An effort In sure to be made at that
conference to bring about the recogni-
ton OF Carransa by the United States
and the other Governments participant
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-01
MAY EXECUTE Elk. MINISTER.
"""rta OMciuI Arrested In Mexico
tity In Disg Mise.
>rt"'al cutie DeSp1fch 10 Tmr srN

Nrt''ai tdJie Desp0fch 10 TmE SrS.
''EhI'" CITY, Sept. 3O.-D-tcctives ar
'" Alberto Garcia Granados. first
H',h''r OF the Inferior under Nuerta,
h' entered his residence last night IN
80 lie will be tried on Il charge
~ reason. The penalty probably will
De Execution.
All the Mexico city labor unions held
d meeting Tonight to discuss Tho action
~ l." Fabrics Universal. the principal
H'."'''""nt store here In refusing to re
"a,''' u- Ahrged employee upon IN.
u".on' d"'rtnd. The labor men plan "A
,,p''Ss"l street parade and Will also ask
=. 1n'A"ritics to leport the French
proprietor OF the store,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
FEATURE SEATTLE GIRL

World Film Corporation VIII
shortly release the great photoplay'
The Daughter OF Heaven, In
which Clara Kimball Young. the
former Seattle girl, Is seen In the
title role. over hundred thousand
dollars was spent in putting the
story into stage form for presentn-
ton in New York several years
ago. Viola Allen was then the
star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18

Chamber OF Commerce. representa-.
tiyes of the Tillkums, the Press
club. managers OF the Seattle film
exchanges and many prominent
men.
Motion pictures OF the event will
be taken and will receive world
wide distribution thru the Hearst
Selig weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
STOP MOVIE LOTTERY

The Kansas City police de-
psrtment has shut down on
drawing contests and lottery
schemes In moving picture the
aires there. For several months
nearly every movie house In
Kansas City was running some
kind Of a lottery, giving railroad
tickets TO vacation resorts, dia-
mond rings, pianos and so forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18

ina before the camera as Las
Nv star. The frat vehicle for
her use will be dramatic YER
sion OF Carmen" Miss Far
rar will remain at the Lasky
studio, In Hollywood. eight
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
srRNHARpT MAN SIGNS

Lou Tellegen. who made his first
appearance In Seattle as leading
man for Nine. Sarah Bernhard dur
ing her last farewell tour has
entered into an exclusive screen
contract with the 1.asky Feature
Play Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
ELSIE WRITES NEW ONE

"Madcap Kitty Is the latest
scenario written by Elsie Janis and
enacted by herself Miss Janis last
appeared here In Betty In Search
of a Thrill" also written by her
self. and scored tremendous hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
BIG STAR WILL POSE

Geraldine Farrar, the worlds
greatest operate star, has left
New York In special car for
Los Angeles, where she Is to
have her first experience pos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Endlnu Saturday

"The Mysterious Contragrav,
two-part drama; Animated Week
ly." OF June ?. topical; The Story
the Clock Told" drama Mary
Plckford in Loves Reflection, .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
MOVIES FOR ICONS"

A moving picture machine has
been installed in the Kansas state
reformatory, for the purpose Of Civ
ing moving picture entertainments
to the inmates.
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p r o G r A N $

Liberty Ending Saturday Night
The Pretty Sister of Jose
Marguerite Clark and Jack Pick
ford. five parts.
clemmer Ending Saturday Night
The High Road" WALL Valid.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
"The Working OF Miracle
GLADYS Hulette and Edwin Earle).
three reels: THE Heart OF the
Sheriff" tom Mix. drama: MIR.
Jarr and the Ladies' Cup comedy.
AIhambra Ending Sunday Night
THE Eagles Nest edwin Ar
DEM. six parts.
Grand Ending Saturday Night
"The Fox and the Pig No. Z
The Diamond From the Sky
series. two parts; When They
Were Goods" lice Moran and Vie
torla Forde): Park Johnnies,
comedy. Animated Weekly
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The Plunderer' civilian Far
NUM-, five parts.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
Their Golden Wedding Day
pop Manly and Mother Bensonl !.
"Tse Snow Cir; THE Mystery OF
the silk Stockings" king Baggot
and Jane GaiD. comedy.
Alaska Ending Saturday N'ght
David Harum" (Wm. ". Crane).
Tilikum Ending Saturday Night
"a Life In Balance" two parts;
"The Smugglcr's Lass two parts I;
TOO Many Crooks"
Madison Ending Saturday Night
Exploits Of Elaine" No. 2O' Bad
Buck of Ynez" (Wm. 8 HarD. two
parts; TOO Many Brides" comedy {,
ITS an Ill Wind" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
NEGROES TRY
TO stop Big
FEATURE FILM

Among the colorcd brethren IN
Boston and Chicago Joy reigneih
not
For weeks they have fought tooth
and nail against The Birth OF "a
Nation the sensational race fca.
ture. which Is coming to the Glenn
mer.
In Chicago the courts have Issued
"A Injunction eniolnlng the cts
from interfering with the proluc.
ton. aud In boston tho movie cen.
sors themselves finally have con.
settled To lift the barb
At Boston peacesble mass meet
inFs were followed by protests TO
the mayor aud govern and these
IN iurn by riots aud arrests "a the
theatre, The whole movement cul-
minated IN the passago ~ iaw
ereatlLg a censorship Duerd
The negroes we're confldcn. the
cenHois would prohibit exhibition o.
the finn Instead. the boarl gave
the movie men permisslua to ran H.
ALEXANDRA
The Eagles Nest" which fea
lures Edwin Arden at the Alhambra
Is melodrama. aud makes no pre-.
tension To anything else. And Il ih
good mclodrama The film moves
with all the swiftness expected from
the action IN play OF this type A
love interest Is introduced with
telling effect.
The story depicts romance. adycn
ture and murder in a frontier town
Red Dog 4 city girl IL the object
Of two mems love. one IL a big.
hearted. courageous chap The
other. an utterly vile and deprayed
brute. resorts to many articles IN
his attempts Co gain the Girl. aud
even Kills He meets a violent end
but not before the spectators have
been given "A lot OF thrills.
A sensational Indian fight gives
the film a strong finish
FioMAN COMING AGAIN
Max Figman aud Lots Meredith
are co.ntarred In Ms,ro conaiy.
My Best Girl" which Is TO be
shown In Seattle soon F1gman has
appeared here often on the speaking
stage. at one time piaylug y three
weeks engagement 40 tbs Seattle
{ theatre A. other times be appear.
ed at the Moore
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
The biggest event In local mo.
I ton picture history comes off Sat.
urday when Mayor GIN will lay the
cornerstone Of the first exclusive
I film exchange building ia the
I United states
The structure IL situated AT fl5
I Olive st.. and Is to be the home OF
the Vitngraph Luhln.SeilgE ssanay
booking agency.
The mayor viii be- assisted By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
1 600 In BIG SCENk

Nearly thousand actors were
used I'm a fire scene In the seventh
chapter of THE Goddess" the Vita
graph sserlal beautiful" which will
soon have It's release here. One OF
the largest factories In Brooklyn
was used for the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
nnstponements

several postponements silver
Threads Among the Gold Is the
opening feature The crowd fell
away below expectations, The
throw TO the screen from the pro
lection room Is POS feet. the longest
throw I'm the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
LoNe.plsTANce MOVIES

Madison Square Garden has final
ly opened as Il movie palace. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18

Exploits OF Elaine No. Il. two
parts, THE Fear Within drama
animated Weekly, =" topical
"Eddy's Awful Predicament, com
.edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
V. COLLEGE, Endlno Saturday

drama: "A Troublesome Parrot,
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18

LTbcrty EndIHu 5atUTudV NIBH0
THE Pretty Sister Of jose
Marguerite Clark and Jack Pick
fordj. five parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
Madison Ending Saturday Night

Exploits Of Elaine" No. 90; BAD
Buck of ynez" (Wm. 3. HarD, two
parts; TOO Many Brides comedy,
ITS an III Wind" comedy.
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Alaska Ending Saturday Might

"A Life In Balance" two parts,
"The smugglcr's Lass" two parts;
TOO Many Crooks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
Grand EndIno Saturday Night

"Their GOIdcn Wedding UHY
(Pop Manly and Mother Benson)
TIE Snow Cir: The Mystery OF
the SILK Stockings" king Baggot
and Jane Gail), comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-18
Mission ENDING Saturday Night

"The Working OF a Miracle
GLADYS Hulette and Edwin Earle).
three reels: THE Heart OF the
Sheriff" tom Mix). drama: Mr..
Jarr and the Ladies' Cup comedy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25
FOR OFFICES AND FLATS

The second story over the Stewart
Mercantile co. store is being fitted
up for offices and flats. There will
be four suite Of office rooms, with
three rooms in each suite; two
double room Offices; three single
rooms, a large lodge or display
room, one Groom fiat, and one
4-room flat.
All will be splendidly lighted and
ventilated, and there will be toilet
and lavatories for the Offices, and
bath rooms for the flats. Entrance
will be from the south side, and
there will be an elevator in opera
tion on the east side of the building
very convenient for office fixtures
and furniture. 1t will all be heated
with steam, and will be modern in
every way.
Some of the rooms have already
been spoken for, but there are a
number yet available. For further
information call on Geo. Til. Smith,
owner,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25
THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO ITEMS
Taken From the River Falls journal
of March q, 1879.

Work is progressing rapidly on
Albert Smiths house
Charley Burnett has moved into
the house of his brother on Pine
street.
o. S. Powell is shipping 500
bushels of his wheat to Fargo, Da.,
for seed.
]. NJ. Wadsworth, former ex-
press man, is now engaged in dig
ging wells.
A favorite resort for farmers and
others spending the day in town
is at Hugh Cameron's restaurant.
G. w. Mcintyre will close his
school in Dist. No. 3, Clifton, aft
or a successful term Of six months
Clifton item-Ducks and geese
are plentiful in the lake, but man
age to keep out Of the range Q f
the boys.
Fargo item-Messrs. Chaplin &
Stewart have lately been thresh-
ing for Charley Hutchinson with
their steam machine.
Last Thursday Will Clifford haul
ed, at one load, 1880 brick from
Prescott to River Falls with two
horse1 The load must have
weighed over 5000 pounds.
N. A. Thelander has added to
his poultry yards, this season, 500
worth Of choice poultry, and now
has ten yards Of the most popu-
lar thoroughbred poultry in t h e
country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25

Photos by American Press Association.
THREE NEW ADMIRALs = COwLEs (TOPl
FLETCHER (CENTER) AND HOWARD (BE-
LOW.
city will be the objective sought by
the squadrons which will play the part
Of the enemy.
The fleet, which for the first time is
commanded by an officer with the rank
of admiral, has been engaged in target
and fleet exercises off Guantanamo,
Cuba. These exercises. which have
been in progress for more than two
months, will terminate. SO far as Gu
ban waters are concerned, when the
entire fleet will start for Chesapeake
bay, holding fleet drills on the way.
The feet is scheduled to reach Tangier
bay, in Chesapeake bay, on April 8.
After two days the entire organization
will put to sea again and from April II
to May will have target practice off
the capes Of Virginia.
Never before in the history of our
navy" reads a statement issued from
the navy department has such pow
oFIu1 Meet De0u dSSemUleu lOE ACTIVE
service as that based at Guantanamo
Cuba, the past two months under Adj
miral Fletcher. The vessels comprising
this feet are ready for any service and
are accompanied by repair ships, sup
ply ships and fuel ships carrying COAL
oil and supplies for an extended pc
riod''
In addition to the exercises off Guam
tanamo, the reserve torpedo fotilla and
the submarines have been and are still
engaged in war exercises off Pensa-
cola. Fla. Altogether eighty-three war
ships of all classes are now at practice.
Under authority granted by congress
at the session just ended Secretary
Daniels has designated the command
ers of three big fleets to be admirals.
The officers thus advanced from rear
admirals to admirals are Walter {.
Cowles, commanding the Asiatic fleet;
Frank F. Fletcher. commander in chief
of the Atlantic feet. and Thomas B
Howard, commanding the Pacific feet.
Admiral Fletcher will direct the war
game this spring.
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Undivided profit 1880
FRONT and loss acct. 10Se.89 1854 SO
SI1174.32 sl1l74.32
REVIEW OF EXAMINATION

REVIEW OF EXAMINATION
CASH AND BANK BALANCES
These have been verified as of jan
uary IS, 1915, and amount found
correct as per statement herewith,
Day Book, JOURNAL AND CASH
BOoK.-Entries were verified as we'll
as postings to Ledger. The sug-
gestion was made 20 Mr.. Hagestad
that the Day Book be discontinued
and also that all cash receipts be
carried direct into Cash Book with.
out previous entry in Journal En-
try in Journal to be made only in
totals, either monthly or at other
regular periods, for the purpose of
control.
LEDGER.-A trial balance h S
been taken from the Ledger and the
footings verified. The balances of
January Is, 1915, as IN statement
herewith, are in harmony wit h
Ledger accounts. The account Of
the old creamery property should
properly have been closed out to
profit and loss account as well as
the 1914 depreciation in the value
Of the creamery property, instead
Of merging these into the same ac-
count. But these entries would not
affect the actual status Of the state
ment herewith.
CREAM VOUCHERS All cream
vouchers were verified by COMPARE
son with receiving register and
found correct
PURCHASES, OTHER THAN CREAM
Payments for all purchases were
verified by the properly approved
invoices except check fer So so is
sued to Joe Phenning in payment
for moving the old boiler, which
check had been verbally authorized
by an officer of the comp any.
In regard to future purchases, a
suggestion was made to Mr. Hage-
stad that accounts be opened in the
Ledger with all creditors, and that
invoices be entered direct to these
accounts, and that only monthly
totals be carried through the Jour
nal for the purpose of control
SALES. ALL sales were verified
by the various Sales Books. It.is
suggested that accounts be opened
with all customers, individually, as
suggested in regard to purchases.
DEPRECIATION RESERVE Recon-
mendation is made to establish a
Reserve for Building Deprecia
ton" The building, just erected,
will hav. to be rebuilt after a mum.
Der Of years. 1t will be proper to
put aside, from each years earn
ings,. certain percentage of the
buildings value, and in this way
create the fund necessary for such
rebuilding,
IN CoNcLUsIoN.-Much painstak-
ing and conscientious effort is evi
denced in the handling of the &C.
counts of the company and it is a
pleasure for me to state this fact.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED MILLER,
Accountant.
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Navy TO MOBILIZE
FOR WAR CAME
Entire Atlantic Fleet TO Assem-
bic at Newport on May IS.
FLETCHER WILL COMMAND.

Even Mine Sweepers Will Make an
Attack on New York City-Armada to
Be Greatest Gathering of American
Naval Forces In All History.
Neutrality-suspicious. have been COM
pleted by the navy department for the
mobilization of the entire Atlantic
fleet, the destroyer and submarine
fotillas and the naval aviation corps,
off Newport on May Is. Newport will
be the base of operations, which will
involve the working out of a naval
problem on which the war college at
Newport has been busy for weeks and
which will cover the coast from Nam
tucket to Montauk Point. the approach
to Long Island sound.
The game as mapped out is the most
pretentious ever undertaken by the
navy In addition to the super Dread
noughts. Dreadnoughts. pre-Dread-
noughts, armored cruisers. destroyers
and submarines. it is understood a
fleet of fishing craft will be pressed into
service to carry out the mine sweep
ing part Of the program. New York
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF The Eiver Falls Cooperative Creamery c.
Fer the Year 1914.

Total pounds of cream received. 762 i02
Total pounds Of butter fat. ...... l9643l II
Total pounds of milk received -. ....... $685.
Average teSt...... $500. 1876
Average price paid for butter fat........ .3l08
Total pounds of butter fat ........... 1861 II
Less lbs butter fat shipped 3066.75
Less lbs. use Il 7 ice cream 1887 % 7454.70
Balance. ............ 1897 CT
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STATEMENT OF RIVER FALLS COOPER A
TIVE CREAMERY COMPANY
JANUARY l5 1915.
RESOURCES
CURRENT
Accounts receivable sos Al
INVENTORIES
Butter fat on hand. 561.0C
Butter supplies 49,. 1l487
lee cream supplies. 1920 5 l30G.58
CAPITAL
Real estate, building S20577
Equipment ........... 1659.57
Fuel inventory. 240 986714
LIABILITIES
CURRENT
Bills payable ......... 100000
Z. p. COlwen. 1858
Overdraft F. & M. st.
Bank ...... 1890 48oq93
CAPITAL
Capital stock issued $4,000
Reserve fund ........ S2f.0)
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25

Pounds of butter made. .2309561l
Over-run. 202l
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20

The high school short course in ag-
riculture is being well attended and
much interest is taken in the practical
work offered. This new course is in
stalled without adding materially to
the duties of the teacher or to the ex-
pense of the school. Three classes in
agriculture are regularly conducted
each afternoon whether short course
is held or not. By eliminating the
text books for five weeks, and by
substituting farm bulletins for that
time the high school is enabled to Of
fer five weeks general course val
liable both to the student and to the
farmer. The attendance of practical
farmers is helpful to the class in ag-
riculture and the short course is in
every way a benefit to the school as
well as to. those who are invited to
attend.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Collegians

An audience that filed the auditor
ium of the Altoona high school enjoy
ed the first Of series of entertain
ments in the star course of the Young
Women's Christian association last
evening. The collegians, quartet of
young men from Chicago, were the en-
tertainers and every person in the
auditorium enjoyed their work to the
fullest extent
The music was both instrumental and
vocal. Each member of the company
was an artist and could entertain by
singing or with violin or cornet. To-
gether they formed the most delight
full quartet heard here in many a day
in vocal selection and their instrument
tai selections were pleasing to the mu-
sic lovers who constituted the audi
ence. There was not dull moment
during the two hours the concert last
ed.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Talent

Young Schuman Hoffman Wagner
Was a pianist quite grand.
When only three he used to play
Bach fuges with either hand.
He then took up Beethoven
And practiced many years.
And when he played sonatas
His audience shed tears.
We'll send him off to Europe"
His folks said, "Where he'll learn
To get the soulful feeling
Out of that there Fifth Nocturne. "
He studied many years or more,
His talents seemed to grow,
For now he tears off ragtime
At moving picture show.
Don Allen.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Milk Shipments

The average daily milk shipments
from this town to the milk factory
at present is twenty-five cans and be-
fore the end of 1915 rolls along the
shipments will undoubtedly reach the
nice total of 100 cans daily.
When one considers that the milk
industry in this section is less than
one year old; that practically none of
our farmers were milking any cows,
then the shipments of today are truly
remarkable. Slowly but surely this
industry is becoming one of the great
est assets OF this valley.-Holly Chief
tain.