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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-01-28
DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS

Governor Nj Alav.ndo,
nieutehaht Governor Herman Ii. Taylor
Secretary Of State George r. Rarker
Attorney General joseph H Peterson
State Auditor Fred T.. Hnstop
supt' OF Public Instruction. Bernice Mccoy
State Treasurer John w. Eneleson
State Mine Inspector Robert n Rell
Supreme Court
l. N, Sullivan, All Bulge, VIM MorUon
Congressional
congressmen-Robt.N N. McCracken, Addison
T. Smith.
y ). Senators-William E. Borah, James n.
Brady.
- Dis'rlct court r. N. Dunn
nto.'s,' senator j. H. Frazier
members of House of Representatives
j. c. Hunt. HI Emil
"hilam ii. Edelblute, NJ. A Kiger.
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Red Cross Drug Co.

We give a 25-yote coupon free with
each $l.O0 cash purchase. Ask for
coupon.
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6revitv.

MadSe-Long engagements are not
'"S'ionabie these days. Marjorie-Oh.
VOL neither are long MARRIAGES.
Judge
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Too Watehful.

Husband almost sold my car to-
day. Wife-What stopped the salei
Husband - The fellows keeper. -
Judge.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-01-28

Defer not till tomorrow to be wise
COsgrove.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
Market Advances Cent Ftom Bottom at
Opening, With Trade Watch
ing Rumanian Situation.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Aug 22--Wheat was sold
Mt the start. bat Il commission house de-
mand prevented any material difference
and the market advanced about n cent
from the bottom on the opening. Tho
house that dumped SOC, ,OuJ bushels into
the pit Tuesday was among the buyers.
Canadian crop adyiCos continued very
hullish December wheat opened NC IN
AC below Tuesdays close at tl.63 To
tJ2a, touched 52'I and then ad-
vanced to 81 537s The Associated Press
dispatch Of yesterday anent damages tO
the crop IN certain districts of Russia
hy rain was u bulllsh influence Tho
trade maintained Watchful eye also on
the Humanlan situation also. MS bearing
on the ultimate control OF the Dardan-
rues, the great outlet In normal times
for Russian crops
The trade In corn was light Railroad
reports had u that the crop had been
materially aided by rains and the mar
kct was Influenced at the start by wheat.
December opened NJ itc 10 1ssc and ad-
Nhnced from the bottom TO Nt u7tnc
Oats were moderately active, openInR
lower and recovering on buying
In the provisions pit "A little initial buy
ing was followed hN liberal sales OF lard
and prices dropped ~ points
steel attained the new record OF eax
IN the early afternoon. the entire mar
kct nj that time showing renewed
strength. Coppers were In active demand
at point or two gain.
The remainder ot the session was COM
paratlvely dun Closing prices wrre un-
changed To hli.c higher
Corn closed ac lower to Nc higher
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug 2H Reports ot
rains I'm the southwest were followed 10y
heavy lguidatiun. October sold of Il
A6lc and January to II zoe right after
me eau or about lS to Is RENTS net
lower aud there We're reports - some
southwestern selling as we'll as scatter.
ing liquidation Offerings wep checked
10 some extent. however nv uncertainty
~ to whether the southwestern rains
had been general enough to relieve the
drouth fllly while there was considcra hlr
nervousness over reports that the trop-
Teal storm Is approaching tho south coast
and prices rallied 8 or 6 points ON COW
ering before the end ~ the first hour
Private cables attributed nm early rally
In Liverpool 10 covering against n small
failure. but cables were lower than due.
owing to the more favorable weather In
the southwest
Offerings were much lighter after. the
early selling movement had run its
course and the market became very firm
during the middle Of tho day on renewal
Of bun support aud covering
Uncertainty ne To the course NJ the
tropical storm tho failure OF weather re-.
ports 10 show any general relief from
dtouth I'm Oklahoma ana the hullish view
of the weekly report ~ the weather hu r.
rcau, served to stimulate the buying
which carried nrices some II points
above last nights closing figures with
January selling Nt 1890 shortly after
midday
Realizing sales were absorbed on very
slight reactions during the early after
noon and the market made now higher
records toward o'clock on covering and
hull support stop orders were uncoy
cred Rs prices sold about rs cents for
January and that position touched l5 0hc
with the general He, settling N TO "a
points above last niehtH closing figures.
and about ~ points above the low level
of the morning
Spot cotton steady Middllng uplnnds
~ Toe No sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
BULL ENTHUSIASM STILL
RULES ON WALL STREET
United States Steel Sets Another Rec
ord While Rails Are
Active

NEW YORK. Aug q Bullsh cuthusi-
asm vhs carried 10 greater lengths on
IA" resumption Of trading today with
another high record FOR United Statcs
Nt""r which opened with 70 ooo 'hares At
shN 10 asA, nm extreme advance Of ~
points above It's previous maximum Rails
mdo were active and strong with l point
gain for Uuion Pacific. - unul. Grca,
Northern. Reading and Erie. while other
prominent Issues of that group rose sub
Nautlal fractions
truciblr and lAckawannR Stecls and
Mexican Petroleum we're materially
higher Tho movement was not all the
one way, however. shipping shares md
WHY'S overland being virtually reac-
uOnsry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
QUICK SALE
BY OWNER

Apartment building. all occu-
pied and renting for $40 per
month, In excellent repair. price
S3,250 VIII consider good auto
mobile AZ part payment For fur
ther particulars
CALL WAL NTfI tO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23-.poor caE
bes and rains In Texas caused selling
which put the price of cotton 10 to 10
points down around the opening of the
market today. The forecast OF fair wealth
er for Texas and reports OF a bear fail.
ure In Liverpool brought about a reaction
and ut tho end Of the frs, half hour OF
business prices were TO s points off
The decline was carried to 2 to l3
points, after which the market reacted
on the forecast OF fair weather for the
western belt The weekly crop accounts
were bullish and by noon the market
was al new high levels for the season.
standing % to 20 points mp from the
lowest and l. TO II points above yes
terdsyH close
Bullish sentiment increased in the aft
ernoon and heavy buying sent the March
position above the l5-cent level In the
trading up to 80 prices were lifted 10
To 23 points above yesterdays finals and
30 To 80 points up from the lowest Of the
session
COTTON: Spot l3 points up; sales on
the spot, 700 bales; TO arrive, none. Good
ordinary. 1910; strict good ordinary.
l26ec; low middling 1913; strict low
mlddlins, lt3sc; mddling, 1850; strict
middling. liS2c, good middlng. rs zoe /.
strict good middling. II 26c. Receipts.
1853 bales stock. $3.50 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23

Ftl'-s NJ m" various grades Of ca,ti, srs
approximately as follows
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News F rom Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Aug % noes Receipts,
10000. lower piCs and lights 3 iou
II Is. mixed ana butchers. So Sdll II.
guoi heavy Xl InuII 90. bI'k. 30 foH
II la' CATTLE. Receipts 5.5oo,
steady Nstiv" hr'f -'rsr-. s. 0nG 10 IS
yeafling st',ss and h"tf'rs. s. 5udlr.l0.
COWS. 3 .UuI %. stp,k'r-. s. aruS 40
Texas steers. s. b0uS i0. prime southern
steers. g. p"0a no, cows and hefcrs,
" b"nH 90. prime ycBruug steers and
h"ii"i., ), 50ls0u SHEEP Receipts,
2."1". STEADY. Lambs 2sA. steady
Lambs. 3 OoG lOC C5. sltught.r ewes g. yl
ui.2o. hlrafing rNrs. s, DOuln UU. year
llngs. S. U0d9 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23

y KANSAS CITY. Aug 90 HOGS Er.
chiIiH. 70 600, steady EuIk. So 800
l"7b, heavy. tlU2inloSr. packers and
butchers tio 3onl0sa. light 81 GOA
TOO ", pigs s. I.u 40 Uu CATTLE Re-.
steady, zoe lowe, Prime f,d st'o =
50 7"n l0.5j. dressed h,'f steers. S. luI
80, southern steers. &575Hs2i. cows
~ 5UH Is. h'lfc'z S. ~ 20 uO. stogkcrs
81 souub0o SHEEP. Receipts. 1000
s. oOH8-t, wc,hrr4 J. 2sTs o. ewes %
S. 1IlI- 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
In Answering Ads Please Mrntio, Time.

OKLAHOMA CITY LOTS WANTED
II you have lots In oklahoma CITY or
suburban additions and want 10 sell them
send legal description and best cnsb
price. H2e5. Timen
WANTED-A new Groom bungalow $500
cash, balance Ike rent, state location
ana price In hfst letter. X-l31, Times
WANTED Six or cight-roofn houss,
part cash, part trade inquire NJ Y
Van Meter. 2i Y Hudson
| WANT to buy I 10 room home on or
near fulbcraOu car. on terms my
household goods arc At depot, answer
quick BIO Times
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cAlcAGO-

CHICAGO. Aug q HOGS Receipts
5000, steady nulh ilu65ull 10: ugh,
" "pH y %, miNcd. tlU.35ull "a heavy
SO 20nll o.. rough $40 2Odl01,. pigs
s. 80 $50 CATTLE Receipts 10000
steady Reeve, s. q0nllln. cows and
holfers. 5 50ny 30; stocNrrs. s. 00IJ 6.
western stccrs. S6.lOu1 65, ralyesfNq Ol
" q SHEEP. Receipts. % 600: steady
sheep. s. 3uu 50. lambs. t6T5gl075.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Aug 23--Thc cotton seed
oil market closed firm. spot. a12a9 zoe
August al2ug Zoe, september. 9l7g
elgc, O,tobct, 2 lSag ice, November
sSohSSici pecemhcr S1sds soc, Janu.
my NSlnSnci February. SS5gS 92c
March, sseue 00c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
PrOduCe--- e---PrOVIsiOnS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aug "a BUTTER Firm
receipts II 800 tubs creamery eNtrnE Sic
extra nrsts 3ou3nigc nrst- 29u2slsc
seconds 2G Glld21r EGGS Firm. receipts
lolla cases, nrws 25u25l7c; ordinary
llrsts, 23u 3'rc. ut mark. cases included
lsU24c HCEESE steady. Daisies. l6d
l6.c horns 16A. ql1c. Americas M.
u lIlc, twins. IN a l6r POTATOES
Higher. receipts 80 cars Jersey bula
cpbbl'fs Sl21ui 3Oc. Minnesota aut
carr Ohios 81 o5d r1o.' POULTRY alive
steady, fowls lialGiec springs 2oU2lc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
OIL LAND. LEASES ANDasTCcK

0~~oS>~-~>S~~S"~~~~-~>>
iiANb WIDOW with business propositl Ion
Tor oil Nold nni wants man with auto
y Foi'usou
CHOICE 1850 nnd i20 for oulok ulr IS per
mere; terms T. " Albright. Camp.
Ark
VALUABLE ul .casc. 100 acres close TO
diillluE W"'ls and proven field In
Ilcalfiou district. Carter county: win pell
a. bargain might consider ught car In
nod". 'all ~ '0l Impir, building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
POULTRY AND PETS
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.

IN Answering Ads. Pleaae Mention Times,
~>Ss>~~>~s>~>~>~s>~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~>~~
WANTED TO BUY Ford touring car.
body new or secondhand See BasSett,
500 w. End ST.
o. PASSENGER Jones car, lNb. sclf start
= e. electric liRht, IN fine condition for
saiv OF trade for team horses, Call 2il
y. Harvey
ONT, rubber-tlred cab, only y1s; In es.
cellent condition. .2l W Reno.
* WANTED.
we VIII pay cash for YOUR second
hnnd automobile, Richards Auto Co
lolI ". Broadway NJ 9i1
1914 PASSENGER Ford auto Phone
Wal i21i. ?l7 n. Robinson,
FOR SALE Nearly new runnbout and
harness, $40 200 N. Western.
REV 1915 Grant demonstrators, less
,.han factory price. broadway Garage.
loil N bdwy.
WANT an old hleh wheeled sears A
Roehuck auto delivery or four.pa
senser truck Ed Allen, icwecr, aOS u.
Main 81, shawnee. okla
NEW 1917 SIX 10 Chalmers demons,rntor.
81 600. net quick oklahoma Chalmers
sales Co, 1l3 y broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
Liyerpool Cotton rirm Hails.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-The For.
gan company. cotton dealers, announced
today they would he unable 70 meet
tomortows settlement a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IN Answering Aus. Please mention Time-
loN SALE by owner. AZ sacrifice II
sold In 10 days. one 8 and one 6-room
bungalow, all modcln. built In features
oak finIsh. might take pair well located
loi'. J. L. DodsOn Phone Wal 1889 eve
nings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
Money and Metals
LEAD AND 6FELTER.

NEW YORK. Aug % LEAD. Quiet.
50 6oH6 rs Spclter. quiet: spot. East ~
Louis delivery 5l.Nga At London
Lead. $50. S.. spctcr, Cb5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. Aug WHEAT: No q
rcd, 81 tonl CO., No hard, ~ $40 40.
CORN No. .. SgSsc; No. 4 white, $40.
OATS. No g i3tci No ? white. t5o
lbAr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, Aug q wHEATi
al corn No 2. mixed. 2dsSci No.
white. sSc; No yellow. SIC OATS,
No. 2 white. isuishc; No 2 mixed. "
Ulaiac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
cnlcAoo cIsA GRAIN.

rsd, iiSG No hard nTsxoils.
corn No. z yellow, So oATsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
ST LOUIS.

81 LOUIS. Aug g. - POULTRY
Chickens. l3H i+c, springs 1870. rurkeys
lbu 22c, ducks. llnl2c. geese Sc But.
TER Creamery, 3lc EGGS 2ic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23

SiEEl'-New Mexico feeders yearlines
and ewes. made up the bulk Of the day's
ssOo run IN the local sheep and lamb di-
vision II was a slow market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23

KANSAS CITY. Aug o. - BITTER.
Creamery. 2sc: nrst-, zoe. seconds 25c :
backing 23'sc EGGS Flrsts. 2Sr POt.L.
TRY Hens, iic. roosters. l0l4r: hnoilers
l7c cppOTATOES New, steady. Kaw Val
ley Early Ohlos, ilod
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
SUGAR

NEW YORK, Aug % SUGAR. raw.
nominal centrifugal 515c: molasses
I Csc. refined quiet fine granuated 100
q 25c c}
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
PACKERS SHOW VIM IN
LOCAL CATTLE MARKET
Trading In Hog Division Is Slow, Buys
ers Trying to Hold Down
Prices.
TooAVs RECEIPTS.

'ATrLE Despite the continued lower
ul1TN''t ana heavy runs In the north To-
'hI packers entered The r-ay's chttls trad
ing win vim, CLEARING the Yards early
on Hn active and steady basis FOR the dnv
ahd week II WAS heefy supply, with
southern Oklahoma furnishing a roodIv
I"ruon "f IN" days Offering Outside
w q i'w luds ~ grass feds OF 1 100
pounds average. medium 20 plain grassers
mao" up The bulk OF the packer b,ly.
southern oklahoma topped the day with
Tn' l'td mat brought 80 Bulk Of the
u'' steer trading was on sl5dfs 40
u'.'t leCcipts OF butcher cattle were de-
. ''"uN or color and the market with the
5,"hl supply was stronger affair
h'itrrS. good fSt kind. ranged 50 500, 10
1nu h''vy shipping cows W to 81 90. Cam
ne'S boll around $500 and cutters a. 75
'."o Receipts of stocker cattle con-
unueh 10 slump. tho days supply being
"Npmely light Trading was good the
N'alugs sold around 81 10 and stoci
steady 's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.
In .n."srins Ads. Please Mention rim'

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
~~~~~~~->~>>~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
lblt SALE E-l9ll Model three speed In
dian motorcycle and sidocar. 5000 Box
H. t"hirh, Oklu
GOOD tNr-pnssoug,r touring car iu FIRST
class running condition. viii sell az a
bargain See The owner al 1928 West
First -
GOOD pair uf lots near Carttol m4lidmg.
also lots IN ACnd,m, Heights and cap
itol I'm viii trodc for light car. Call
A0l Empire Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
RePseseNrArrve CATTLE SALES.
Southern Strers

hoGS-Opening with packer bids $50
~ cents lower, trading In the hog division
'onhN was very slow affair In 10
noon none had been sold Prospects were
Tor close generally 10 cents under Tues-
DAY high tide. best kind ot butchers
and hcavi-s $40 20Hlc30 bulk $40 100
lo2a Receipts were Of the fair order,
around $500 head coming quality ~
which was fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
COTTON MARKET TOUCHES
HIGH MARK OF SEASON
Opens Down, But Weekly Crop Re
ports Send Prices Well Above
Tuesdays Top Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK Aug 29.-Thc cotton mar
ket closed steady at net advance Of II To
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO RENT.

In Answering Ads. rIease Heption Times.
WANTED S-Rnom modern house. about
September l. take frum one to three
years Maple 1918
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY.
In Answering Ads. Plrn.e Mrntinn Iimsa


MERCHANDISE stock S. 500. good town.
10 trade for good home I'm city. D.l2J
Times
STOCK merchandise. well located. in good
Oklahoma town. Tor grocery, sell A.
cents on the dollar part terms II need
ed N-l32 Times
BARBER SHOP Tor sale In Oklahoma: .
chairs, next door TO postoffiCe, COO pop
ulntlon, runs Sa5 To S35 per. extra. l-man
business. bath and cleaning and pressing
IL w. Payne. lnola. okla.
EXCEPTIONAL business opening: on ne
count OF other interests, | want to dts
pose OF my grocery and feed business be-
fore sept |, viii sell at invoice: located
In live town Of 200. with best cotton and
corn. prospects In ten years Box 1853.
Naples Texas
BARGAIN In modern dry cleaning plant
new improved machinery; experience
unnecessary; cNcellcn, location. chyap
rent: now making good money; outlooi,
Tor fall business best oklahoma city ever
has known. Phone Owner wal 33I
FOR SAIE-n Doctors practice and resi-
dencc In town 2.CO0. good prnrt leo and
good b.room house and good burn and
garage; reason FOR selling moving To
farm near another town for benefit OF
boys; give possession Jan l. 1917. Dr. r
q. Boorman, Ceiiun, Texas
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MALE HELP WANTED.

S~>~~~~~~~~>~~~~>~~-~~-~ ~~-~~~~~>~~s>>~~~~~~--~~~
WANTFD-scveral flrst-class men who
nave had experience IN handling maps
something new; rapid seller; territory
state Oklahoma; commission proposition
Address R-275. care Times
WANTED \ number of young ladies'
Tor telephone operators. experience uh-
necessnfy Apply Miss Cummings Room
1Os. Pioneer Bldg
WANTFD-Fcw good men 10 write IN
dustrlnl. health and accident inrur-
ance. liberal contracts given 10 huHtlersi
good opportunity for promotion; no eN-
perlcnce required iiO-n Herskowitk
BldE.. before $50 n M.
WANTED Four OF five ambitious Young
men who would like to get tnrcth't
and organize and control nn insurance
company OF their own Call at 2Ol En-
pire Ruilding for particulars
wANTED-Ten carpenters for finishing
apply Lcr Huckins hotel carpenter fore
man second floor annex.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

In Answering Ads. riss.e Nrn'ios r,p,,.
FOR RENT by Sept /. k-room modern
Furnished house to ndults good locn
ton. close In Call at S3i E 9th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
S%25,000,000 CAPITAL
FOR NEW FILM MERGER
Combination Of Famous.
Lasky and Triangle Com
panies Forming in West.

Advices from Los Angeles. where an
nouncement has been made OF an afhlia-
ton OF the Famous Players. Lasky and
Triangle Film companies and their sub
salaries, indicated yesterday that the
combination of these companies, now in
process OF formation. will be capitalized
at S26. 900 900. The name OF the new
concern will be the Triangle Film Cor
poration. as Of them Is already
known.
There are no interests in the new
alignment in which the Paramount com
pany will share, nor Is the latter in any
way concerned In the plan. The com
biEation has the financial backing of
the banking firms of +. $. Smithers n
Co. and Knauth, Nachod d kuhne OF
New York. The officers OF the corpora
ton will include II. Il. Aitken of the
Triangle. Jesse l.. Lasky and Samuel
Goldfish OF the IAisky company. and
Adolph Zukor OF the Famous Players
Among the concerns interested with the
Triangle will be the Keystone Film com
pany, the Majestic Motion Picture Com
pany. the New York Motion Pictures
Corporation and the Reliance Mo'iof
Picture Corporation.
According to "A telegram from Mr.
Lasky Yesterday the first step to be un
dertaken will be the enlargement OF
studio facilities 10Th in the East and
West in order that n higher quality ano
larger quantity Of photo plays may h
turned out w shall endeavor TO MAKE
bigger and better pictures he said
and I believe that the reputation OF al
In the new combination Is a guarantee %
that fact. No immediate changes In tn
individual companies is in prospect"
The consummatlon OF such "A motion
picture merger. which has been rumore'
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SODA TANK BLOWS UP;
WOMAN KILLED, 2 HURT
Scraps Of Metal Sent Flying
Through Candy store in
Brooklyn.

A woman was killed and two men in
jured last night by the explosion Of a
soda water tank MS II was being charged
in a candy store and restaurant at 1920
81. Marks avenue. In the Brownsville
section Of Brooklyn.
The dead woman. Mrs. Rebecca Fem
erman. 50. was washing dishes in the
same room in the rear of the store In
which her husband. Harry Feinerman.
l3. proprietor Of the establishment. and
tank.
The two men had placed the tank on
a rocking chair and were drawing the
carbonic acid gas to mix with its water
contents from n torpedo shaped siphon
In a corner Because Of the motion OF
the rocking chair or for some other
reason the tank suddenly exploded. send
Ing scraps Of metal through floor and
ceiling.
one of these metal slugs struck Mrs
Feinerman. irfiictipg 80 many and deef
wounds In her side and shoulder that
she bled to death despite the efforts OF
Pa,rolmen Noll and Bender Her hus.
bands left arm was broken and Ber.ind
was cut and bruised. Both were takei
to 81. Mary's Hospital.
There were only TWO customers in thu
store when the tank exploded and they
were not hurt. At the OF thu
explosion the T'einermans' four children
the eldest ~, were coming In the door
They became hysterical when they saw
their mother die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
PLAN NEW THEATRE FRANCAIS
site IN A3th street for Playhouse
seating 700 secured.

~ Theatre Francois. seeking a new
!"n" because its present house in West
Forty-fourth street Is TO be torn down
next week, will build a new playhouse in
West Forty-ffth street on the site back
a. tho Booth Theatre. Il was announced
iaSt night.
u is understood that Otto II. Kahn
and Others who are now patrons OF the
French organization will be financially
Interested, The house Is to he opened
~ November. II will represent a cost
a. several hundred thousand dollars and
'l seat 700 persons In connection
win the new playhouse a school for act
,Ns Will also he organized. A place will
rr set aside for the holding OF lectures
ahf conferences. The French style OF
architecture IS to be employed through
out,
I'u'len BOnneur is to remain as man
aver and several important additions to
10 company viii be made next season.
lIe new Theatre Francois will also serve
Joy TIC appearance of the Theatre Fran
''!s Company OF Paris, which Jules Bots
ias announced will be brought to this
.PInLTy.