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The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
MILES

MILES
Miles next week. Will uc neAdlinefi
by Florence Nod~na and Herbert
Lloyd. both prime faYor.tes with
Miles patrons. Miss Modena has select
ed for her vehicle this season fare
comedy entitled The Widow and Hts
Wife. written by Mrs Gardner
Crane 70 deals with the domestic
AFFAIRS " famous detective ana his
wife and the action through out "a
bright snappy ana Interesting The
supporting company includes charles
n Gardner James Leith and Leroy
Dodge Peaches IN Pawn - the
title Of Herbert Lloyd's new ofering
and advance reports claim II 10 De
the uveliest comedy rurvoett9p yet
offered by Mr. Lloyd The Willard
CLAY trio OF harmony singers and
comedians. Billy Link. the olackface
comedian and Blossom Robinson. N
:. comedy skirt -rsttrr- Sutrr1g - No
Ia : educated dogs a troupe OF re-
mArkabIe canine com edians. and
Amedio. ragtime scCordicnist. make
I'D the balance OF the vaudeville pro-
gram. Preceding the vaudeville eve-N
afternoon. hrst-run features, new
comedies and the latest current week
les Will ne screened. Tuesday, July
T. there viii be- two performance
~ and 5-3e o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

rsls. Mss Nurdstrom - an attractive
hit as Farr.s in Bought and Pad
For I'of vaudeville purposes. her
sister Francis Nordstruu. has writ
ten sketch allied Bits 90 Acting
me bits ranging from farce 10 trag-
e9y, and giving Miss Nordstrpm an
opportunity to show her versatility
\ special music feature OF the pro-
gram viii h- the appearance OF th-
we'll known concert and grand opera
artists Slr and Mrs Burton piersol
baritone and soprano. in a miniature
song recital Mrs Piegsol was for
merly Mss Mar. i.adu@, 81 Detroit
Mr. aud Mrs FiersoI have appeared
in Detroit IN concert A. sololsts with
the New iork symphony orchestra
under Walter IamrusCh. and the
Cincinnati symphony under Dr. Ernst
kunwalj Tins y.il be their first ap-
pearancs IN vaudeville. Andrew
7f'yJ-r-trFT srd t.Ofa Ventw orth. clever
comedian and dainty souhrette. will
be pleasantly remembered as the
stars Of that popular vaudeville mu-
steal show. The Bride shop Ever
EFT RuSkHys latest sketch. calieh
Forty Winks. Viii be presented by
Regain Hughston and Fay Wallace
other numbers Rudinorf noted
London entertainer Of shadows and
smoke Hooper and Herb dancers
Three Remarks In sensational aerlai
number. Afedlln. Watts and TnwIes
chatter and songs. and the Temple
movies
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
q RHIT n

roaring farce. Believe Me Kan
tippe o. 30 offered next week in
me Garrirk thester by the Bonsteile
company The titls - derived from
q favyrlte slang phrase used by the
hero The play rs happy comhina-
ton % action. humoT and the com c.
'ragic TIE hero rs r"Al man and
Polly kawmsn rs a. Do Ehtful a bit
OF fsn. rs L- ever handled a brace
- pistols The hero Us fugitive
from Justice and IL rich enough -
max. "a casual oct 81 100000 He
goes west and Tor year eludes the
LONG arm ~ justice, and perhaps
~ ght have continued doing so had n
not been Tor the use q tire slang
eNpresslDn found Ia t4e ute and
the niWbio wif uf the heroine. How
Dolly. sinG'. banded. captures the
man who he'd slipped through the
fingers - tie police force 81 the en-
tire country for weeks and months.
Miss BonEtelie viii 10 seen - Dolly
how she IL not content With one
prisoner. but pulls In another is ev-
clfingly and hgWoroHsly related a.
and Mr.. Giiez a. George MacFarlane
l tn. -iangy crook f
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
ORksHf.I VI.

Leo PernikoT and Ethel Rose for
merly with the Imperial Russian ball
let a pantomime dancing spe tacie.
VIII top the Orpheum bill next week
With beautiful STAGE settings and
costumes. these Russians VIII offer
an attractive number intrpd gr.ng
Russian and classic dances "SleuthS
~ pleasure willard and 8oud IN
the blac face comedy play'st De-
tecrivism "a one ~ the added Tea
lures Willard and Bond wer" come
dams with the Rose Maid COM
panv and other Broadway successes
such as The Founders. The Girl
from Broadway ami Captain links
"DeteetIvi IL farciaI trsvesty
on the Berttllion system now in use
by all police departments Daisy
Harcourt wsll-known English
comedisnne "a also on the progra m
with her Originai songs and stories
other numbers include Harry Nor
wood and Alpha Hall in sense and
Nonsense" comedy sklt that m
GUIDES songs Jokes and dance stunts
William Cahill. Irish comedian. with
new songs and stories and Sid ia
ter and Reatrice, THE Wiry scots
man and the Montana girl. There
WITH be feature Aims before and
after the vaudeville The -hakeS-
perian revival has blooued forth n
vaudeville and Miss Hamlet" a wN.
steal travesty. will headline the or
ph4un bill during the week % July
20. There are IL people in the COM
pany and special scentc and costume
effects.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

truths that all should know The
lion are 90 the best. with Tyrone
Power IN the leading role OF the
district attorney
MAJESTIC
There never has been A star In mo-
ton pictures who has won populJr-
ny =, quickly a. Douglas Fatrba nks.
60 b. seen IN the Majestic next week
p EegCieS Adventure BESSIE
Love. who appeared with Fairbanks
70 The Good Bad Man heads the
supporting cast. Reggie's Advcn-
tute details the story ot a wealthy
!Il@r OF athletic tendencies who seeks
excitement IN the slums. n. fails IN
barst and N his attempt Ia win her
has several thrilling encounters with
0er steady and his gang The story
pc sGl-+t~ E-.-E - t---t,,- Indulge IN var
louS athletic stunts. and includes a
hgtt scene tnat is said TO be more
thrilling than anything therefore,
seen IN motion pictures. The comedy
element has not been forgotten, how
ever Henry Santrey will celebrate
years engagement in the Majestic
a. the principal soloist. on Thursday.
luis lie il 20 otfer a number Of
new songs. including The Beginning
- the I :. A. by Bernard Gran
vile billie Burke will be seen In
Romance" and the topical review
VIII n .luds scenes along the Mexican
border and AZ camp Ferris with the
oeroi' and Michigan troops 4 Mutt
and Jef comedy and travelogue viii
complete the bill
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

u AsHINGTnN

Myrtle Stedman, favorits screen
star, viii be seen In the Washington
theater. next week. In The Ameri-
can Beauty" Miss Stedman PLAYS
the dual role ~ mother and daugh-
tar the former lost in a marine dis
aster. while the girl. msre babe. IN
rescued from an overturned Nfeboat
by a fisherman. She is reared In his
cottage. her Identity unknown. and
deYelops into woman Of, great
beauty who IL sought by an artist
az his model IN competition, Her
portrait. designated a. The Ameri-
can Beauty attracts the attention
OF wealthy art patron Inquiry on
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
AilII.I. AZ

Newt weeks entertainment in the
cadilIar th~ater vii be furnished by
the Moulin Bouge Girls" an organ.
iZattun made up OF some OF the best
known players In burtesque The
company includes Eddie Dale sam
Carleton. Ada Lum. Helen stanley.
Dolly Norrisey. jimmy Cooper and
several others In addition 10 the
principals there IL chorus ~ ~
girls with this production the Cad
lilac be Etnz it's season ~ summer
shows and tho hot weather programs
viii be contipued until the beginning
n N" regular season late in August
The Moulin Rouge Girls" Will Offer
two lively buriHsques. a variety OF
good vaudeville acts and plenty -
singing and tancing New song num-
bers have been arranged. La Tunita.
classical dancer. viii stage her act
with special scenic and electrical ss-
ferta
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

his part reveals the fact that she 10
the long lost daughter whom he had
supposed pertshed at sea with her
mother. The restoration % the girl
10 her proper station brings happy
ending 20 the story. but not until
she has undergone narrowing eSper-
iences OF varied nature. one Of
the big scenes OF the piece shows an
ocean liner anrS with smoke belch -
ing forth In dense volumes. and the
passengers lighting for places in the
!ifeboats. The program viii oTer
also Burton Holmes easy chair
Journey 10 Spreewald. Germany. be-
fore the war. Johnny and Emma Ray.
In ripping comedy. Cases Pawn
shop vocal numbers by Belle Bar
ron. who ~ proving a prime fav-
orite. and orchestra and organ aelec-
NnnA
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
FULLER ROOF GARDEN.

The former Jardin d. Danss atop
the Hotel fuller will be opened 70
the members Of the Four Hundred
club. and their friends Saturday y
evening. as an up-to-date futuTist
setting for cabaret entertainment
20 be known as The Black and
White Revue The garden has been
transformed Into a unique black and
white dancing and supper room. and
seats at the quaint. flower deck III
tables. viii be limited TO 900 There
IL runway for the entertainers and
chorus and plenty Of space for gem
eral dancing The garden will be
open from o'clock to midnight
every evening. except Sunday Among
the entertainers will he Helen
Burke. George Goodrich. Mildred Nc
Neal. Kelsey Mooney. Fred Sosman
GLADYS Sloan. Mr.. and Mira Addison
Fowler.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01
DETROIT orERA HoIsE.

The h'm drama Where Ae My
Children p" viii BEGIN the third week
Of It's stay IN me Detroit opera house.
sunday Judging from the large
audiences which have crowded the
theater 30 see the picture. the local
public has st the seai 81 approval
upon the production and its subject
matter. The tteateI mama cement has
received NAM letters from persons
in every walk of l.fa iH he citg, COM
Tnending this screen pla. AspuredIy.
IL treats With uudoubtsd effectiveness
an unusual subject and GrIv home
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

Temple theater patrons VIII enjoy
an unusual treat next week from the
fact that every one ~ The nine acts
booked are new t. Detroit vaudeville.
The headiinef will be Marie Nord-
strom Mrs. Henry y. DiN"y). who ~
close second 20 her distinguished
husband whom IL comes 10 stage Tau
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

Roundsman Rafferty, must be
going now. Norah'
Norah-Wait a biz TIL telephone
Katie so that Patrolman Kelly can
get back onto his beat,
The Detroit times., 1916-07-01

First Burglar-well. wot's in De
SAFE
Second Burglar-Well, wotcher
tink7 Stock in dat land company
dat we're president and secretary OF,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
MORE UNCHARTED
 ROCKS ARE FOUND
 IN ALASKAN WATERS
Ten Dangerous Spots Located by Survey Boat Patterson Down the Coast in Passage
 of Kashevarof.

Giving stll further evidence of the tremendous value of the United States Coast and Geodetlc surveys work In Alaskan waters. the survey ship Patterson, Capt c. G. Quillian, has discovered ten uncharted rocks and shoals in the Kashevar0ff Pas sage between Rose Island and Blash- Re Island. Clarence Strait
 News of the discovery of the rocks was made public by Senior Capt John F. Pratt, of Seattle, inspector for the Seattle district of the coast and geodetic survey The passage in question is used by vessels or small size.
 All the rocks are marked by kelp during the midsummer months. but there is no certainty Of visible kelp during the winter and early spring
 As some of the rocks lie directly in the falrway of the passage be, tween Rose Island and Blashke lsl' and. it is recommended by the sur. vey that this passage be not used without intimate local knowledge and that the passage through between Coffman Island aud the Triplets be used instead. In entering the south erly end of Kasheyaroff passage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
Personal Mention

Mrs w. K. Martin will leave this afternoon on the Marlposa for the south She will spend the next two months visiting with her daughter in Kansas and also in Minneapolis. w. K. Martin goes as far as Ketchl. kan on business trip.
 Judge John K. Vim. well known attorney and member of the law firm of Wnn & Burton will leave on the Mariposa for the south. IL is under stood that Judge Vim will attend 10 business connected with the Ebner mines whilo below
 Mrs A. E Harris, who has been in Juneau for the past couple Of months. leaves for the south on the Mariposa this afternoon Mrs liar ris will visit in Seattle before return ing to Juneau.
 F. C. Royce. who has been em. ployed as pipe filter at the Persever. anco and expects to leave for the south within the next few days.
 J. H. Irving the head of the well known tailoring concern, was a wis. itor at Perseverance yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
TREADWELL NOTES

C. II. Preston and bride returned iast night on the Jefferson after an cnicyable honeymoon spent In Cali fornia and Washington
 Mrs. A. E. Airs and daughter re- turned from the South yesterday af- teruoon on the steamer Jefferson.
 Miss Nora Museth. assistant at the Douglas POstoffice expects to leave tomorrow on the Jefferson for visit To her sisters and families in Ket- chikan and Petersburg During her absence. her place will be filled by her sister. Miss Irene Nluseth.
 The baseball game which was scheduled to take place on the Island tomorrow evening between the local Elks and the Juneau Elks has been postponed until some time next week Many of the Best People on Earth" are out of town and for that reason 1t was deemed wiser to wait until each team could have its best representation
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
SENATOR TANNER
 AGAIN IN FIELD
 FOR REELECTION

The Democratic convention con. vened at the City Han last night for the purpose of selecting the Dem ocratic Division Convention to be held in Juneau on August 1st, says the Daily Alaskan at Skagway. The Juneau convention will elect one Senator and four representatives for the Territorial Legislature.
 Col W. l.. Stevenson was the un- animous choice of the convention for chairman of the meeting Phil Ab- rahams was selected as secretary of the meeting. Before electing the dele gates it was unanimously carried by the convention that the delegates chosen be instructed to cast their ballot for J. M Tanner, who is out in the field for reelection.
 D. J. Shaw H. c. Putnam and Ed. Foreman were unanimously chosen to be the delegates to the convention representing Skagway, The written instructions call for the support of Senator Tanner
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
PRODUCING MINE
 MAY BE OUTCOME
 AT WIIDHAM BAY
Two Experts Arrive for Visit There in Interests of Large Company-ThOrough inves-
 tigation To Be Made.

There is chance that very shortly producing mine will be developed in the Windham Bay sec tion. ]. A. Grimes and R. II. Sales, two well known mining men of Butte Montana. are in the city and will leave within the next few days for the property to give it a thor ough examination
 The two men arrived from the south on the Princess Alice in com pany with H. H. Smith. president of the Alaska Bond & Investment Co.,, which company holds a bond on the property. Mir. Smith left Ju- neau nearly year ago for the south in an effort to interest cer- tain mining men in the property. The two experts have come north to make report to certain interested parties, The property in question is a consolidation of the Rowe, Jen- sen and Daley claims
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
JEFFERSON ARRIVES
 FROM SOUTH AFTER
 MAKING MANY CALLS

With 63 round trip tourists on board, ten passengers bound for lSkagway, twelve for Juneau and five for Douglas. the steamer Jeier- son docked at Juneau last night shortly after six o'clock On the way north the Jefferson called at nearly every cannery on the route, having unloaded freight at George 8 Inlet, Roe Point. Kasaan, Moira Sound, Ketchikan Lake Bay, Wrang- ell, Petersburg. Scow Bay and at Petersburg, Taku Harbor and Doug las.
 The Jefferson brought 1S tons of general merchandise for Douglas, 63 tons for Juneau and five tons for .Thane. The Juneau arrivals were: .C. NJ. Preston and wife, P. Samor- itch. P Famine, J. Guyot, pr. W. E. Zuber and wife, F. Schwary, G. Scribner and wife, and P. Branten and wife
 The Douglas arrivals on the Jeff ferson were Mrs. A. p. Aug and child. Francis Lamber.y, D. N. Gore and N. A. Rowe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
McKINNON GOING
 SOUTH TO ENTER
 ANNAPOLIS SCHOOL

Simpson McKinnon. recently ap- pointed Co Annapolis by Delegate James Wickersham. will leave for the south on the Prince George Satur- day night. He will visit for a time in Boston. New York and Washing ton. D. C.. and will enter the Unit ed States Naval Academy Prepara- tory school at Annapolis in Septem- Der and continue there until time 10 take the entrance examinations which win be held February 20th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 WILL GIVE SMOKER

Camp Juneau. No. S2 Arctic Bro therhood. will give a smoker for the members of the camp on August 18th. The last smoker was voted la huge success by the members and they decided at last nights meeting Ito give another one on the date set. Five new members were last night taken over the trail to the northland and became full fledged members of the order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
ELECTRICIANS OF
 TREADWELL GIVE
 SUCCESSFUL PICNIC

TREADWELL, July 19.-The large crowd which attenoed the picnic giv- en by the Electricians of Treadwell to Aux Cove report a most enjoy able day and trip. A speech by Mir. Gillian was declared the feature of the picnic entertainment An iden- tificatlOn card in pennant shape de- signed by Mrs Weber were worn by lll ladies present and were clever little souvenirs of the party.
 Music was provided by @ five piece ochestra consisting of three mando- ins and two guitars. A delicious picnic lunch with ice cream and ac- cessories served almost continuously were enjoyed by the crowd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
MARIPOSA TO SAIL SOUTH LATE TODAY
 WITH LARGE LIST

The steamer Nlariposa is due 10 arrive in Juneau southbound this af- ternoon and will sail for the south shortly afterwards Among those who will leave on her are F. Denegrie and wife. Mrs. W. K Martin, C. E. DeDaunay, Mrs Sophia Harrington, Mrs. J. Mcleod, Miss Florence Dean. Teddy Conrad, Andrew Wallin, Mrs. C. E. Douglas Charles Douglas VII, liam Ebner, Judge John M Winn, Violc Edwards. Marict Robertson, Mrs. L Edwards, Mrs. A. E. Harris, Miss C. Mcleod Mrs l.. !. Mckinley for Seattle and w. K. Martin for Ketchikan
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
REDONDO ARRIVES.

The freighter Redondo arrived this morning from the south with .SS cresoted piles for the DuPont Powder Works, several tons Of ma chinery for the City dock and a small cargo of miscellaneous freight for channel points From here the Redondo will so to Excursion Inlet and unload fuel oil. and will load ore at Skagway She will also make a number of cannery calls before sailing south.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
TO REPEAT CONCERT

DOUGLAS, July l9.- Miss Aileen Ferluce and Prof. James Hamilton Howe will repeat the Monday night concert at the Lyric tomorrow night 5y special request Many of the songs will be changed for the enter tainment of those who attended Mon- lay nights performance. Several theatre parties gre being made up co attend
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
TO REPAIR DORA.

The Jefferson brought adyices that the steamer Dora had reached Seattle in tow of the Cordova and will be repaired The Dora recently hit pinnacle rock and developed a serious leak while on her west ern Alaska run.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
GRAND HOTEL OPENING

l.. II. Keist has assumed full charge of the Hunter Hotel, which has been operated by Barney Conrad for several years 4 grand opening celebration will be held tomorrow night. The Treadwen Band has been engaged to give a concert during the evening and other special features for the entertainment Of the guests will be pulled off. 't
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
WILL REBUILD DOCK AT
 THE DUPONT MAGAZINE

The dock at Dupont, south Of Thane. is to be repaired and re- built at once. The old piling Is be- coming rotten and weak and will be replaced by cedar cresoted piles which arrived on the Redondo this morning. The piling which arrived today was brought from Seattle and there are SS Of them. They will be landed on the beach at Thane and boomed there until the pile driver crew is ready to start work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
EDITOR RETURNS FROM
 FORTMAI NHATCHERY

Edward c. Russell owner of the Daily Alaska Dispatch. accompanied by Mrs Russell, Ray H. stevens. Mrs. Stevens and daughter, returned on the Spokane from Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
BIG MINING DEAL IS REPORTED MADE
 NEAR KETCHIKRN

It is learned that the Granby Con. solidated Mining & Smelling Com pany. operating both the It and Ma mic mines at Hadley. had bonded the Stevens Town mine, formerly owned by the well known mining promoter. sam Silyerman, says the Ketchikan Miner
 The informant reports that the mine has already shipped to date some 65.000 tons of Ore with splen-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
PRINCESS ALICE WILL MAKE TOURISTS STOPS:
 THANE AND TREAOWELL

The steamer Princess Alice on Friday morning will make extra stops at both Treadwel and Thane 70 allow the tourists on board time Co visi the workings of the mills at beth places. The management Of the Treadwel and Alaska Gastin- eau Companies have extended the freedom of the works to the passen- gers on board the ship, realizing the immense value ot advertising.
 Phone it to The Empire. No. 374.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
START REHEARsALs FOR
 MEMS MALE CHORUS

Last night 24 members of the Ju. neau male chorus held a regular meeting and a good rehearsal in preparation for their concert which will be given some time this fall. The scores for the main musical numbers have not arrived yet, but the members are practicing on other numbers which will be rendered. Those present report good progress, and also that there are some excel lent voices among the men of Ju- neau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19

The members of the party have been spending the past three weeks as the guests of Fred Patching at the Fortmain hatchery, near Lorlng
 They report having had an excellent time The weather was ideal for fishing. but the hunting was poor
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19
AUTO MEN WILL MEET
 TONIGHT AT CITY HALL

A special meeting of the Alaska Automobile Association will be held tonight at the city hall at eight clock Unfinished business, which
 was left over from the last meeting r,riii ootnn lin .fnr diaounainn and set-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19

Phone it to The Empire. No. s74.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-19

see Graff for extra Iarge orabs lm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-19
WHISTLING BUOY
TOOK LONG TRIP
(BN Associated Press.)


Washington. Dec. 19.-The rowing
voyage of a whistlinG buoy, has Just
been written into maritime records by
the United States Bureau of Light
houses and its courses charted by the
photographic office of the navy in the
interest Of science.
Nantucket Shoals whistling buoy.
stationed off the Massachusetts, coast
to mark the location OF the Nantucket
Shoals light ship, began its wanderings
on January 90. 1913. and with its siren
constantly sounding a doleful warn
ing to mariners, continued its voyage
for year and seven months.
II was recovered August 16. 1916, in
good condition approximately 275 miles
northwest Of Bermuda by the French
cruiser Marseillaise, tOwed into Bermu-
da and since has been turned over to
the United States government by the
Bermudian authorities. The officers OF
the Marseillaise have been appropri-
ated thanked by the United States and
the buoy. which had been unsucCess-
fully sought by steamers Of the light
house service and other government
vessels after having been reported at
various points in the north Atlantic is
again ready for service, after over
hauling at New York.
Hydrographers estimate the buoy
has travelled at least $500 miles. cal
Culating the distance in air lines from
point TO point where ii was reported
Her actual mileage undoubtedly was
much more than that.