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Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
MATRIMONIAL MARTYR
 IS C0OD PHOTOPLAY

The Matrimonial Martyr is the name of the five-reel feature today at the Columbia. IL has three bids for recognition. says the Motion Picture News. First it is magnifieently hand -colored and the natural tints of everything. from green grass to pretty frocks, are reproduced here. in the motion picture. Secondly. it has an attractive star in Ruth Roland, who
 plays two parts and plays them well. and last, but not least, the thing that
 should make 1t a very attractive box
 office magnet, is the fact that its story
 has not been done to death in pictures.
 Two women, as alike as two peas in
 a pod, for the basis for the plot-One
 wants to get a divorce and she leaves
 her double to impersonate her until she returns from Reno. The one who
 goes after the divorce is a hars6. brutal Nirago. who hurls books and goes into a passion at the least sign. while the double is as sweet and win some as an angel When the husband
 returns and mistakes the double for his wife he is lost to account for the change, and then does just what is sure to complicate matters-he falls in love with the double, whom he i thinks is his wife reformed. It is a great chance for the best sort of com ] edy as well as much pathos. The | Pathe people have colored the five reels by hand, and the result is one of the prettiest pictures of the year. 1 With this five-reel feature will be shown Mutt and Jeff in a new one.
 and the ever green Pathe semi weekly | news
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
HoIbrook Blinn at the Arizona

Since the day of Adams fall, until now, mans weakness has been the weaker sex Some years ago a noted philosopher said, If Adam had de- clined Eyes apple. Central park might now be small portion of the Garden of Eden, and Broadway a flower lined avenue" Today the world calls for brains. The big prizes are reserved for the initiative" Sex does not enter into the question so prominently as in the past; if a woman proves more able than a man, she will win, regardless of her sex, but in spite of her superiority she will still be mans weakness.
 Returning from a cruise of the world, accompanied by the-idol of his heart, David Spencer finds other plans have been arranged by his wealthy father. and like the dutiful son he wished to be, he married the girl he did not love. But, Home is where the heart is" and in a short period we find David working out a new solution for a great problem. If you think you have a big. strong heart and strength to battle through life in a big way. or if life to you is even a greater prob lem than it was to David Spencer, do not fail to see 'The Weakness of Mana story that is full of the tang and flavor of the worlds greatest city, softened by a romantic touch of the tall timber" country.
 : "The Weakness of Man" will be shown today and tomorrow at the Ari- zona.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
HARRY SHUMATE NOW CONTROLS
 VERDE APEX; MAY BE MERGER

The Verde Apex has lain practical " Idle Tor many years owning to dis agreements among stockholders who formerly owned the controlling inter est. Shumate is now in a position to see that the property is developed as quickly as possible. The office of the company will be moved from Phoenix to Prescott and stockholders and directors meeting held within the next 20 days. Plans will be made at that time for the development of the property on extensive lines.
 It is not considered impossible that the Venture Hill and Verde Apex will be merged together into one com pany, as the two properties inter mingle, and as young Shumate con trols the Verde Apex and his father is heavily interested in the Venture Hill. Both properties are favorably looked upon in the Jerome district and should the merger take place one of the strongest and most ener- getic companies in Yavapai County would probably be formed to operate [ them.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
By R. Allyn Lewis

This has beer a market Of coppers with Inspiration in the lead. With the metal selling around 27 tO 2S and ,ainly out of line. The people that bought Steer around 99. to sell at par let it go. around 97 today. The same thing in Reading. Rails with one or two exceptions are heavy. Union Pa cific has been kept strong on the rumor of an extra dividend. We don | believe will get 1t now. It~certainIy would look very remarkable with la Dor conditions as they are. to pay more than the regular. The railroad situation does not look SC well but l. is still believed that there will be no strike. This matter is so important, so vital, not only to railroads but to all other industries that the manage ment are unwilling to give in before placing their case squaEely before the public. The reaction today is profes- sionally in line. The distribution of 2.500.0 .0O0 shares in two days was suf- ficient to put stocks from strong into weak hands. Public interest Is com ing hack and il looks as though the market in industrials would sell higher.
  profit taking in stocks. There are , lot Of stops in the. market not faI away. Present reaction Is natura and good for the market.
 There is wide spread interest il Hide & Leather preferred on accoun of the very large earnings by thu company estimated in some quarters to be running at annual rate of l. per cert.
 The strength of copper and in creased denltnd is likely to put thi' | group higher. They have been he glected for long time Two additional units to Inspiration | Consolidated mills soon ready fo | business This will increase tonnag handled to nearly 2000o tons every l 24 hours.
 Needles 70, 7s, 65. 70; sales 11,2Oe | closed 6S@72
 Magma Copper declared regula quarterly dividend 50 cents, Sept. B and &.
 Centennial Mining dividend s1, pay able Sept. 21
 Calumet & Hecla declared dividen S20. Five previous dividends wer Sf0.
 On Friday Sept. 8 ri 2:15 Easter | time. n crop report will be issue' which will give a summary of tn l 1 ar at the time of harvest of corn | condition and forecast on Septembe spring wheat, cats, barley buckwheat potatoes, sweets tobacco. flaNseed rice and apples. The yield and qual ity of hay and peaches will be in cluded
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Coliseum Theater

Last nights performance of Court room Frolics' was a decided hit It is chucked full of sparkling comedy direct from the pen. The scene takes place in q local courtroom, when the regular judge takes day off and sends a friend of his, Pat Clancy, to take his place Clancy. knowing noth ing of the laws of the state, proceeds to make new ones Of his own, some Of which do not fit the cases very well and cause much trouble for the diff ferent members of the bar, much 10 the merriment of the audience.
 Jim Dooley as Baum Cohn. the de- lending attorney. causes laughter by the peculiar way he pleads the differ ent cases and wins over Clancy to his cause.
 George von Blk, as the sleepy police officer, causes Clancy much worry keeping him awake. Harry Hallen. as , the prosecuting attorney. keep things
 humming for the comedians which
 keep them busy from start to finish. The musical numbers this week are better than usual and were highly ap- preciated by the audience. as was shown by the amount of applause they i received.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

hc higher; oats a shade to 1sc up. Pork closed 25c lower to 10c higher
 All day yesterday professional traders looked for a reaction from high prices, but prices held compara- lively steady. Today watchful wait
 ing was resumed. Prices held firm for an hour and then began to work lower. Thereafter the story was sim plc--long wheat was sold for profit until the end on a large scale. Higher cables had crop news, an advance at Rosario and other news was ignor- ed. December dropped 3hc from the top and at the close was %c to sc over the bottom.
 The feature in the corn pit was the buying by local professionals who took December options early and sold later. There was good demand for spot.
 Oats were relatively firm. At the top there was heavy selling, but prices held well.
 The feature of the provisions trade was the demand for lard which was wanted for the foreign account ] September pork sold off 35c. Lard advanced lsml0c and ribs closed , lAc lower to 2izc higher. Close: Wheat-Sept. S1.4SA; Dec. S1.5IX ! Corn-Sept. S5Ac; Dec 74Ac. ! Oats-Sept. 46c: Dec 45c. ! Pork-Sept. S2710: Dec. s23.S5. | Lard-Sept. Sl392; Oct 1892; 1 Eibs-Sept. SHAFT; Oct S14.02.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS
'CRAUSTARK' |S FINE
 ATTRACTION AT L|ON

"Graustark," adapted for the screen from George Barr McCutcheon' world wide known romantic novel, with Francis K Bushman and Beverly Bayne in the leading roles, is the really fine offering at the Lion theater for today and tomorrow.
 Bryant Washburn, Ernest Maupain, Thomas Commerford, Lester Cuneo. Harry Dunkinson and Edna Mayo all take Important parts in an exception ally strong cast Francis x. Bush man and Beverly Bayne appear as Grenfall Lorry and Princess Yetive.
 The drama is of that type of TO- nance and adventure that appeals to all. Grenfall Lorry, the hero of the play, is the type of American be- loved by all lovers of fiction. Rich, handsome and daring. he falls in love with a princess travelling in disguise and follows her half way around the world to win her hand. The adven- lures he goes through in the turbulent little kingdom where she reigns is like q page from the Arabian Nights
 Tn addition to "Graustark," which is in six acts. the Lion program will carry a good Frank Daniels comedy and also Rose Melville as Sis Hop hns," keeping well up to the Lion good show policy. Charlie Chaplin i: coming Sunday in his latest comedy "l A. NJ"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

The controlling interests in the Verde Apex property, at Jerome, has been purchased by Harry E. Shu- mate, son of Ed. Shumate, of this city, who financed and Is one of the officers and directors of the Ven ture Hill Company according to the Prescott Journal Miner. Young Shu- mate has been negotiating for the control of the Verde Apex for several months but 1t was not until yesterday that notice of the closing of the transaction was made public.
 The Verde Apex property consists of seven fractional claims, (S5 acres), which link in with the Venture Hill property. On the Verde Apex claims tunnel has already been driven in 600 feet and on the dump of this tun- nel it is estimated that there are from three to five carloads of $33 copper ore. Another tunnel is in 300 feet. but this, however, has not as yet tapped the ore dyke. A number of shafts ranging from 30 to 30 feet in depth have been sunk at various points on the property.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
FINANCES AND MARKETS
TRepublican A. P. Leased Wlrel

NEW YORK, Aug, 24. - Wall Street.. D.-Professiogal traders became restive today at the continued delay in the railway labor conferences and British selling made further inroads upon recent gains. although most of the nst losses were nominal Trad ing fen far below the huge totals of line early week and was characterized by a succession of moderate advances and declines.
 improvement, those issues. with zinc shares, recording gains of 1 to ? points. with a new high record for Inspiration at 562s. Mexican. sugars and a few obscure specialties which get their chief impetus from pools registered irregular advances, some being partly effaced in the final h9.r
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
STENE MINES WILL
 BE B|C PRODUCERS

A great mining property in Ari- zona of which comparatively little has been heard is that of the k. M. Stene Mining Company, Ltd. in the Owen district in the western part of the state. It is south of Oatman, but nothing is claimed for it on account of proximity to that region. Experts have said that the property contains the largest exposed body of copper ore known. It is 385 feet wide and 400 feet in length, of copper oxide, showing gold and silver The prop erty lies within eighteen miles of the Swansea railroad. short ton of the ore. 25.000 tons. sent to Fl Paso net ted the owners S275.
 Taking into account the character of the management. J Q. Amber. Arthur C. Cole. R. NJ. Stene and W. O. Rawlins, the latter of Dallas. Tex, the best should be hooked Tor In the development of the property and making it q great producer. The work so far done consists of 100 foot tunnel. a 100 foot shaft and twelve open cuts. The property was opened on April II of this year. The machinery on the ground consists of a hoist and all appurtenances neees- sarv to the preliminary development of a mine
 The company has never undertaken the indiscriminate sale of the stock which Is now selling at GO cents I share. The policy has been to place if among business men. thus creating agencies in keeping with the true value of the property President R. N Stene of the company is now in l the southern nart of the state on i that errand A. O. Anderson of the
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Riverside Park

The excellent patronage accorded Riverside Park on the three days that the experiment has been tried of re- ducing the bus fare and giving a free bath ticket with every tenth paid gate admission has led the management to offer the same feature today In ad- dition, this is also Mothers day, and all mothers accompanied by children are to be admitted free. No more pleasant place for an outing can be found than Riverside Park. and many ladies and children are enjoying them selves on these Fridays, which they now consider as their own days.
 On Sunday afternoon the Pioneer band will render a concert between the hours of and o'clock An excellent program is being arranged which will be announced later. There will also be interesting swimming races and diving exhibitions. With the many regular attractions and these addi- tional ones, all roads will lead to Riv- erside Park on Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
[AMARA OFFERS
 REMARKABLE DRAMA

Those who go to see Morosco's lat est feature photoplay, "Pasquale." re- leased on the Paramount program at the Lamara, will see a very unusual ard remarkable production.
 George Beban, in the starring role of "Pasquale, which. by the way, is his own writing, creates a part that is his greatest triumph The story is about two Italians, the one a rich banker and the other a poor grocer, who are drawn together while back fighting as soldiers for Italy Their
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

LOS ANGELES Aug. 24.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the cars without food and water
 CATTLE con foot and crass weignt) Nc. 1 steers weighing 300 to 1900 pounds. S750G7.90: seconds. sT.0Om725. common thin. s4.00M4.50
 COWS AND KEEPERS: No. |. sgO0Gs:25: seconds. S5.50G5.75: thin, $4.sOn5.00
 BULLS AND sTAGs: Good. $500; medium. $400d450
 CALVES: Light weight, $500; me dium heavy. $S.00GS.50.
 SHEEP: (Per head. desirable wooD Wethcrs. $6.50G700; ewes. s6.50n s.75: suckling lambs. s6.00m6.25.
 HOGS: (Hard grain fedl. l50 to 250 pounds. xS25MS.75. 259 to 359 hounds s7.756s0o: 900 pounds up s5.75G6.5O POULTRY: Broilers. lsc: frvers Ice: roasters. Ice: old cocks Sc. light hens. He: heavy hens. 16c; light turkeys 22M24c: old ducks. l2c; young ducks. i3614c: young geese He: sauabs. s20O dozen BUTTER. Receipts. 50,s00 pounds: exarts, 2Se; flrsts. 26c EGGS: Receipts. 299 cases. selected ] 3sc: case count, 32c: candled. 3ic. | ALFALFA HAY; $l2.O0m l4.OO. | SONORA WHEAT: $1.95 bid; S2.2' | asked
 S1.70 asked. Dark feed, Sl.42h bid | s147k asked
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

manner of living before the call to arms reaches them at a time when each is passing through great sorrow is an interesting insight into Italian life.
 The absorbing interest and fascina- tion created is held until the last scene at the end of the picture fades into oblivion.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Plaza

It is worth going a long way to see Pearl White jump 100 feet off the New York palisades into the Hudson river and then swim out, in the fourteenth installment of The Iron Claw at the Plaza again today The Laughing Mask has adventures enough to suit the most fastidious. Then Shelden Lewis, as The Iron Claw" himself drops out of d window into the cold water and swims out, at that
 Today also there will be shown beautiful Vivian Rich in a tflree-reel Flying A" drama, Realization" Vivian Rich, who at one time was one of the most popular stars in the great Mutual Armament has not been seen in Phoenix for many a, long day. Her reappearance will be hailed with joy by hundreds of fans. Miss Rich is supported by Alfred Vosburg in Real ization.' which will be shown today only. Tomorrow is the last install ment of Graft.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The cot tor market closed steady at a net advance of 10 to 26 points. Spot cotton steady; middling upland, sl5.20. No sales Cotton futures closed steady; October sf5.09: Decem- her S15.24. January s15.2S; March S1s.41; May $15.55.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

company has just returned from q tour of the state.
 The general manager of the com pany is Mir Cole who is well known not only throughout the state but throughout the country as a mining man of authority.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Metal Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The metal exchange quoted lead quiet; s6.60M 6.75: spelter quiet; spot East St Louis delivery, s925M975. At Lon Jon. G30. los: speIter G57.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
LiverpooI Cotton
I.TVFDppol

LIVERPOOL. Aug, 24. - Cotton spot strong; good middling $9.42. middling $9 26: low middling $9.10; go les 1000.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25

Rails as q group were heavy, when not reactionary.
 United States Steel and minor in dustrials fluctuated within narrow limits. Steel at no time coming within range of it's high record, established on the previous day and closing at 972s, a fractional net loss. Its con- tribution 60 the days bushes az gregated about 1S0,000,000 shares
 Munitions and war group in gen. eTal were irregular on relatively small offerings and motors were far less prominent than usual with little speculative interest in equipments, shares.
 Bonds were irregular. with total sales. par value. $2,S70.000.
 U. :. and Panama 3's declined i4 per cent and United States coupon 4's advanced A Der cent on call.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-25
Copper. Etc.

NEW YORK, Aug, 24.-Copper firm: electrolytic $26.50m2S.O0.
 Iron steady and unchanged.
 Metal exchange quotes tin firmer: spot $3S.50Gr39.00. At London: Spot copper e109. los; futures e107. los: electrolytic z 129; spot tin f170; fu- lures G171.