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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
!. T. As HERE THIS YEAR

Birmingham was selected as the place of meeting of the 1916 convention of the Alabama Traveling Mems association at the meeting held yesterday at Mobile. with Louis Adler, pres- ident. The A. T. A., as the mem bers of the organization are known, is one of the strongest bodies of travelling men in the state and has members in all most every county. It is stated they are live bunch and will come to Birmingham 500 strong.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-02
PRESENT PRICES OF
 COTTON SURPRISING
 IN VIEW OF FACTS
(Continued, from Page Five)

the spring and summer of 1915, while the few remnants left on hand have been sol dto explosive manufacturers at SIC per unit, while the farmer previously paid $1. Therefore, an analysis of the fertilizer situation points to the following facts
 THE FERTILIZER SITUATION
 "The available phosphates that can be offered the farmer for all of his 1916 crop, such as cotton, corn, wheat, oats, veg etables and others,. will not exceed 40 per cent of a normal season.
 "The nitrogen which is derived from blood, tankage, cotton seed meal and other sources, is extremely scarce and high.
 'The potash offered will not exceed } per cent, while cotton seed meal, which has been used extensively in making cotton has more than doubled in price. By using as basis, the lint cotton pro- duced per acre by such fertilizering states as Alabama, Georgia and South Caro-. lima by comparison with such nonusng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
MOVIE STAR VISITS
HER SEATTLE HOME
By Altman

Destiny weaves it's threads in
mysterious fashion So Valentine
Grant, Who left Seattle few years
ago. to sing in New York
grand opera. 10 back In town for
vacation with her mother at 230T
y. Broadway: but she's moving
picture star. instead OF a singer.
Not that fhe might not have bad
wonderful career in opera. When
she got 10 New York. she contract
ed cold
While she was recovering from
this. Sidney Olcott, the moving pic
ture director. offered her a position
az leading woman I'm "A Mother OF
Men" She would be thru with the
picture about the time her voice
would be In singing order again. -
She accepted the offer. and then
and there her whole career was
changed She was such success
In the movies that she had TO ssy
in them.
She went with the Olcott com
pany TO Ireland and other parts OF
Europe. later played opposite
Walker Whiteside in The Melting
Pot and more recently Joined the
Famous Players Go.
She was seen here last at the
Coliseum. as the leading lady in
The Innocent Lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
MEXICO ORDERS
AMERICANS OUT


GALVESTON, Tex. June 10.
The steamer Nils arrived
here today from Proareso,
Mex. with nine refugees
aboard, who reported that all
Americans in the state OF W.
cstsn have been ordered out
by proclamation OF the MexI-
can government.
A copy was exhibited Inform
ing the Americans they must
leave because the two coun-
tries are ain q state OF war;"
The refugees say an Ameri-
can sunbost 10 al Prooreso, re-
moving Americans and that
other refugees are embsrkino
on passenger vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
INVENTOR ON TRIAL

F. w Mueller, inventor OF syn.
thetic gasoline" substitute for
the real article used in motor cars.
is on trial Monday in Judge Brink
er's court, charged with petty lar
ceny.
II is said Mueller induced O. C.
Runnells, a broker in the Lumber
Exchange building. TO pay SIS
down for an interest in his inven-
ton.
Testimony showed that Mueller
had used real John D. gas instead
Ct the synthetic" stuff when he
gave demonstration on May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
RATIFY NOMINEES

Following the republican ratifi.
cation meeting at the Metropolitan
theatre Saturday night. the demo.
Gratis viii ratity the selections at
-. Louis on the evening OF June
rs.
A parade preceded the repub.
lican ratification meeting W. A
Gilmore. delegate from Alaska, and
f. G Hughes. OF Seattle. were the
chief speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
WAVE OF PATRIOTISM
SWEEPING MEXICO

Ell PASO, June fo.-Carrsn-
xs's stand against the contin-
ueo presence of American
troops in Mexico is reported to
have resulted in a wave Of
patriotism sweeping Mexico.
The de facto governments
forces are being recruited to
their utmost strength. Gen.
Trevino Of Chihuahua is re.
ported to have met Pres
ident Wilson's military or
der with call for Mesi-
can volunteers. a large num-
Der of Ell Psso Mesicsns went
TO Jusrez and enlisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
WHISkEY..THAT'S ALL

Otto Schultz. a junk dealer. was
arrested about 3 o'clock Monday
morning by Patrolman n. y. Col
by In a vacant lot on Broadway.
near lesler way, Schultz and
companion. who escaped. were
opening a case OF whisky. Cclby.
hearing the noise. crept up on
them and ordered them TO surren-
der. They jumped down a bank in
the lot and Colby leaped after
them. landing on both. -Four fun
cases OF whisky were found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall a.. lbs standard ahHe utaHu.
lated sugar e&e stall ~ ffruh rasteuf
tsed mills o. as ao pt SIAN 1893.
large cans red eaimoh $780, Stall 4i
drt-d peaches 3 ibH tar HtAu ibYa. teff
best choiyr patent flour. ~ 40 asck ter
laf tuhhars g. dos Htau 1881 fHunu
steak. tte lh stall 1919 piH hooks zoe
ih spare rihs 90, no athti 1893 salmon
trout zoe be- black cod Ace go stall 70.
blaaters. far 500 stall b. strictly ffesh
eaEa daiis 2te d1f Stale 38tit Heed
issa grape ffatt Ter l8f Htai 5r fpid
ING camp stoves o. 10 fife backs zoe
lb hiau asa frssh cfsanvtF tuttef
HE So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
HEARING IS BEGUN

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1a.-of-
fetal Inquiry into the cause OF the
wrecklng 81 the steamer Bear. near
Eureka. last Wednesday. began
here today. Inspectors Guthrie and
Dolsn are In charge OF the inquiry.
One member o. the crew was
brought here In irons. on a charge
OF loo,ing lie Is said to have i'm.
pilrafed Others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
Lands for Sale.
10 ACRES, NEAR SEATTLE. $500
wTfU RUNNING STREAM

rs cash. 80 monthly About
acres 81 this tract is fine laam
soil that VIII Frow most any
thing balance ia shot rtay which
10 fine FOR potatoes. fruit. berries
and poultry This tract llea
level on fuo county road just
short distance from take. and
- partly cleared There IL a
fine spring % water running
through the center ~ this piece
and % iH partly fenced Take
Kirkland boats At Madison park
10 Burke q Farrars office on tho
dock ut kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
STRIKER KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO. June ~
Following a second killing ycster.
day. the ungaheremen' strike
wharvcs here and AZ Oakland are
heavily guarded hy police
Thoa Olson. a striking picket.
wAH the second victim
Three negro strike breakers
killed him last night as he pa
trolled the bulkhead n Pier 81
After the shots. a crowd OF ne
gfoea surrounded the alayers and
conveyed them back 10 the barge
so they could not be- identified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
GIRL DIES EN- ROUTE.

Funeral services we're held Mon.
day morning at Fort Lawton for
Helen Davis, 9-year-old daughter of
Capt Frank b Davis. of the -Four.
teenth infantry. who died on the
steamer Humboldt while en- route
here TO be treated for sickness.
Capt Davis has been stationed for
the past two years at Fort VIII
liam II. Seward. Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
May RUSH WEST
POINT CLASS THRU

WASHINGTON June ia.-Em.
barraRred hy a shortage OF regular
army officers. members Of the gen.
eral staff are considering gradua.
ton next month Of the class at
Weet Point. which ordinarily
would graduate in June. 1917.
In the event OF war. some off.
clalE today told Secretary Baker
such a step would be necessary.
The suggestion r. TO give these
men their commissions In July and
send them out as militia and re.
crult instructors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
DOES A MAM

Have TO pay the Team Owners
association $500 a rig for the
privilege OF working. aud is
the Team owners association
affiliated with the American
Federation OF LAHORE Some
time ago Joined the Team
Owners association and paid
$1,000 fees. Now ! have 20
pay $500 per month for each
rig refuse 10 do so. and
the Transfers union has TAX.
en- my men Off have also a
contract with the Transfers
union. which signed when
vent into the Team Owners
association. and have not
broken that contract in any
way r NJ KAY.
Kay Transfer and Storage. Inc
1888 wee,lake Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
WIN. HUNTLEY ILL

William lIuntley. president Of
the Mechanics Loan and Trust Co
and vice president OF the Exchange
National bank, OF Spokane. Is at
the Providence hospital. whore he
was taken Saturday noon. Ills III
ness Is not OF a serious nature,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
STEAL Si00 IN DESKS

Forcing the locks on two desks
in the office of c. O. Qualheim.
real estate agent, in the New York
block, burglars made off with 500
some time between Saturday after.
noon aud Monday morning. he re-
ported to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED nA~fu
HOUSE. at TutffnI>0s. afs

I ss.atn hnaae aaA ether uwlhHiias
tnns Hp wmsita veil and rsmr
safer rHula - ptptt over place
- Ffa*ifF afffsfsHt Nimas -
h~rftes 49, auf $50 acres hes
suHhf sispe balance coed pasture
tarH snHaKH HaaH fuf tH taaf
mrFrt4t months taFtF fhat has
aHfa8nfuN fHurh wHfsa dn@a
kHah aaA eaas hMes ard feftH
aAifs see FHMHE waite les
hofns So @lfh place a. above
price r~ssns 80 each balance
issa mentally tnaaifu zsE Nse
Xafk Nlark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19

WHILE HUNTING for Indian ar.
row heads near the old town Of Pal.
ermo. Kan. 4. Bowers found an
English watch which is said by jew.
elers 10 be more than 100 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
Iionnesteads

indian reHervatlon. washing
ton. open for settlement Drawing
July 81 About 600 600 acres. fruit.
farm and dairy lands Complete sec.
tlonal map and description. postpaid.
boc. Soldiers, sailors Cor their widows
Of the clvii or spanish wars may regis
ter by agent write US for blank
forms which we viii furnish free
SMITH & MecRBA, Room 100 Eagle
HidR SPOKANE. wash
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REBUILD AT SOL DUO

Sol Due Springs hotel, recent
ly almost destroyed by flames. is
now partially rebuilt and ready TO
accommodate as high as l50 guests.
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25-.Spiritual Mediums
MNfE NfCTClRIA

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and psifuist. etvss scientific reading.
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10 ACHES. $50 CAST
Then a. per month in the beet farm
Ing district IN Washington Close to
schools towns and railroads. and lots
~ work close by Here In good
chance for little farm home
~ g. PETERS 7th Columbia ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
23P Personals

Personals
LADIES NY HANtrANY HrccEasttL
remedy positively guaranteed. " 90
per hos Mus ~ berry. 2 tiat
q, roal.be. wash
70Nr ACQUAINTED soCinrY." meet
inEs Thursday evenings fie Pine st.
Phone Matn tsee
konAkENs TN Al 1. Al THEY uG
done" 10 caats rslt JAeobs r'l
mag
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cafe. seventh ard uslea
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sons. success kuarsatssd totste Pan.
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MISS MARION s ,4ss,as NJ s...
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efdes as
IA or ~ CtEtN itAnttH ANn
steady position snutd like 90 CORES
haHd etth a tadf ~ came ase musi ~
ttdY ah1srf mstfimaar Wm Morris
cook hgs 81. Eastep Wash
FERN JACkMAN s Man
sei Pine room Ill. Hotel Gordon
wipowEu ta WISHES r0 MEET
~tdaN - aaFAinK stfi between ss and
90 Have nice hemw tistie baY
MHfNANA At a hAAA fAN" h#HA -
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titt itth ave
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csfrsnrondsnt. raisds. ohls
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the tiniiaMa Hotel Fourth sHa lsftef-
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pariafs. urteats entrance on jefferson
Ntnlsteftal services fsudvred
BAgWEL0N 81. wtr1t Own HuwE Us
Seattle. Ike &C. Kst acquainted stir
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HOTELS
MARTINIQUE APT HOTEL
ElEhth and Gulna Completely furmisnsa.
lsrEsss 3 g. ard tFuufn apartments IN
Seattle monthiY tgE 30 ue, sinEis rooms
monthly. tls up grisat. bathrooms ard
telephones %isht ard dr. elevator aai
phenra Main Ttta
NTANbAHb uurNf.
Corner Ftrzt Ave ard rin~ 81
tarer faudsrn outside ruofasl siefafes
service pheme. In all rooms fFxs.eiH.
ln every respect See up. stth prieA;.
tain. 81
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lifted EfgYpTIks
gt.AGnVoYANr ard
medium gives adj
vice on business
matters love health
ard family affairs
tells the Name %
geur failure husband
or wife tells II the
one Yau love is true
~ false shat part
- thu rounfry t.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM coLMAs
DOCK. root or MARION srnEgT
fssx. Arrive
s.sFt!. Seattle
.s~tsrs- y. t.--rsv, r.-ss~sa-rert 1
Angeles
isf~ st~~nssv s.l Dee. TER iesr
raid Tn~ussns. witsiafns. dstF
ntsht lpans.n.ss tssauirnA.
ssny .Ausales and Victoria
Does rot raiI a.
Victoria sSnaaFs
r.eera. p'r.ei
ssAri Steamer. Tacoma snd seam
STAN Indianapolis fer Ia ~ Team
tttEsaTs eaffa direct steamer - feHm
sepna every $50 haufs ter' iepm 4
eApn single tfip &C. fonna issn I
sepfa trfn Connections az isptn 4
sepra Tacoma 18th steam ispu
itpm 80 tsr Olympia SOD 10 ispfn
fsitr shelton aaiir
Pert Townsend sg~~isi
sse.rn 81, stout. far Pert tepm
ssssn rawsssnd direct. 10 iepra
eafiy Connects a. Topnssna daily
with rail lines Ter al
Poiuis 90 oiympie|
peninsula
.rsu na--snaeorte%--
B~iiins ham
ss.ru ~t~saasr whsicsm. eoam
aaiy Tor Pert Townsend eAur
knaeottss and Hsl
bingham
Port Townsend
is sspra : = .Kut.hss. forl aepr,
daily KVerstt Anaeuffss daily
snd lie n q a m
Calls 81 rarf Tawn-
ssud sauthboupd en-
~ Does rot call at
Everett Saturdays
san Juan Khsm
ttss stv Rosalie for Port eQpr1
mtan'ht Townsend and bel Tu.sa y
sunday bingham, via all san ThufaY
rusas } Juan island points satury
rhursr
s.s Juan Isiaad.-
sssTn str. City Of AnEeie-, oopn
Tussdy for BslinshAm via Monday
Thufsy San Juan Island Wednes
sstury paiat, FridaY
rert Ia~n.~ua-Pert Ang~le--> eah
Bay and WAY T-urts
~ 90 steamer Beitsa- ospu
/ rntdn'h t ham. for Port Town ruesd'y
sunday send Port Angeles rhursy
Tussay Nssh nay and way satur'y
ThursY ports
Port Tewp.snd-rort Apseie.-Crc--
cent aud WAY Ports
ia 90 str w.isieele. for oopm
midn'ht Port Townsend. Port sunday
Monday Angeles Port crcs- wedneS
weane. cent Cisilam and Friday
FRIDAY way ports
Pert Gsrnble--f.adiew- rl.ei~r
s-oopm s,eap1es ruact. tori sloan
daily Kinrston q am hie daily
except I.udlow ''Enion. except
HAtur'y Lax Ter. ToNnseud, sunday
lHansviiie frnndhle
and Hadiock
saturday only
oopm steamer Puget. fer Oopm
KiuFRtou. t4udlow and
way points
sunday Only
o0arn Steamer Puget. fef aopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points.
Hood tsnai-osambi---iud
oosm str. rotlatch. FOR 2abatn
daily ludlow. Port Gamble daiiy
except ''HanEor and all except
Sunday points on Hood CANA Monday
Maswciton and Austin
a.oosm str Potlatch for oepm
dauy Naxveiton and Aus. dairy
except tin str Brilips ham except
sunday or Naiaiesie leaves Monday
Austin ~ 20 va
land Maxweltou .a.f5l
- IN dairy except
Monday Tor Seattle
sgtan,-r l,1.Bau tt.tl ..4f
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STEAMER Kulshnn WiIt call nj Port
Townsend. mort Inbound Saturday,
only leaving Seattle st 10 . IN
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers Tor these points sud Tor
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
ana assume nil risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pas.
senger rate does not include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability is limited TO wear.
ing apparel not TO exceed 800 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re
celved daily FOR all points excepting
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office Omen from ESQ a m 10 IL 90
midnight
PUGET sot Nj NAyIG NTIoN co,
Tichst office, Coiman Dock
Phone. Main 5000.
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THEATRES
HIpPODROME

with the crowds lined w 10
Third ave. yesterday, the Hippo
drome theatre opened with a week
Of musical opera
Until Wednesday u this week.
the La Sale Opera Go. will offer
September Morn"
The company Of 80 people. With
valuable properties and wardrobe.
presented a spectacle Sunday that
made the audience rub it's eyes
The show Is being given at reg.
ular Hippodrome prices for cents
In the afternoon and 10 cents IN
the evening.
The company will offer. for the
last four days OF the week. The
Time. the Place and the Girl.
oRPHEum
The spendthrlft." athe pleasing
tale OF a young wife who suffers
much. after her husbands bust
ness failure. trying TO overcome
her expensive tastes. u the offer
ing AT the Orpheum theatre this
week Of the wilkes Players.
Miss Phoebe Hunt portrayH the
wife charmingly Norman Hackett
is remarkable In the role OF the
husband
After his failure. bis wife. think.
Ing 10 help him out borrows
money from a wealthy gentleman
friend The husband suspects his
wife OF being too intimate with
the other man, and leaves her.
Reconciliation comes only after
several years OF hardship.
PALACE HIP
Cunning. the man OF mystery.
is topping the vaudeville bill at
the Palace Hip theatre this week
with a series OF uncanny stunts.
such as floating human body IN
midalr. making tables and chairs
move about ura ided and reproduc'
| ing famous paintings in a manner
that ls almost ghostly.
Larry and Sallie Clifford have a
iaughable blackface act.
The F1ire lis comical farce
produced by Albert Phillips and
company.
/ frEAeFtFk MCMuFraet fAbAiAA9et
contributes the musical feature. A
pleasing cycling act is that of the
| Dunedin Trio Miller and Kent Of
fer LOT OF newlywed stuff that Is
4 funny.
OAK
The Oak theatre played to ca.
pacity houses all during the Sun
( day afternoon and evening per
/ formances.
Dayton and Niece. in their com.
I edy sketch. The Doughnut Hunt
ers. caused a roar of laughter.
They Introduce the song. 1T takes
Great Big Irish Heart to Sing an
Irish Song. some excellent yodei-
I ing. and jokes
The stadium Trio do stunts on
aerial rings Bandy and Fields are
E dancers, The Ovondo Duo are
xylophonists. I.otta Ellis Is q
4 character singer Her comedy got
a biz laugh Sunday. "Bobbie Of
the Ballet. the Bluebird feature.
with Louise Lovely and an all-star
cast. IL In five reels.
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Help Wanted

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6-Autcs for Sale
s.su AND DOORS

SASH AND DOORS
-. n n william. sash and Doors have
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fxfo flight barn sash ....--.s..- y.
f-llghf basement sash ....++t.*.+. ~
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FRED T, CORN Patent "a, r s',s,
secured or Zee refunded to} Centred
niaK Naln seq Free book en patents
COOK q MATTHEW PATENT ArroW.
ness smith ntdk
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Collateral Loans

RrSPrCrARf-E pt.AcE TO HonRow
smaney on diamonds ssa lsWHlfE. taw
rates. private offices American Jewel
~ co. Ses second
MONTY LOANED on All ARTICLES
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NTH \ UNHU iITINf.
Corner Ftrsf Ave ard Pine ss
t.aree nuasru. outside ruofasl siefafes
service phone. In all rooms first. eia.s
ln every respect See up. with privA;.
tain. 81
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-19
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