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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS
SHE TRIED TO BECOME
MOST FAMOUS or WOMEN


Catherine Calvert in 1.-THE Career Of
Katherine Bush" Wanted Power
and Hearts. She Got Them. Eli
nor Giyn's World Famous Novel to
Be Shown on the Screen at the
Colonial Today. "The Red Glove"
New Serial, Will Have First Epi-
sode
When woman starts out to be the
greatest in all England, she has set
herself stunt to perform. What a
task this proved to be and how it was
accomplished is the absorbing theme
of the story told by EIinor Glyn in
THE Career of Katherine Bush"
which will be seen at the Colonial
theatre today with Catherine Calvert
in the leading role. There is another
woman with the same Christian
name figuring in the production,
Kathryn Stuart who wrote the seen
ariQ. 1t is interesting to note that
whenever a Catherine, no matter how
the name may be spelled, undertakes
to do anything. big things result.
This Is the case with The Career
of Katherine Bush" for it is by long
odds one of the most remarkable
plays ever filmed. Incidentally
Catherine Calvert, who is little known
to Augusta movie fans is not only an
unusually beautiful woman, but she
is an actress Of consummate ability.
Beginning her life as typist,
Katherine Bush resolves that she will
be some one. Just to learn the ways
of gentlemen. she has an affair with
Lord Algy with whom she goes away
for two weeks. Then she becomes
social secretary to peerless and
there meets the Duke Of Mordryn,
but, through connivance with Lord
Algy. His Grace does not know her
position" He learns to love the girl
and when he does learn the place she
occupies. in society, he is wondering
If it is worth while to marry her.
AS for Katherine, realizing what she
has done, she feels that she cannot
lower the standard of the nobleman.
She confesses her affair with Lord
Algy, but 50 great is the love of the
Duke that he determines to marry
her anyway.
ANyOIlc WIlO has TedU one OI inc
million copies of Miss Glyn's book
knows how wonderfully she has
painted the picture of this ambitious
girl. Not a bit of the gripping inter-
est of the novel is lost in the picturi-:
cation. Miss Stuart in her scenario
has given a powerful screen story
and every opportunity is grasped by
the art of Miss Calvert.
Augusta lovers of serial picture
stories are sure D be at the Colonial
tonight to witness the first episode
of THE Red Glove" the Universal
serial that has attracted the atten-
ton of the whole country. Marie
Waicamp, a beautiful and accom-
plished girl as well as a dare-de
for Stunts" is the star of the picture.
The first episode has eight big thrills
and it is sound advice to say that
everyone should be on hand to be-
come acquainted with the mystery
story.
IA Sammy in Siberia" is a Pathe
comedy that is sure to please the
theatre goers and Kinogram No. Al is
sure to be as popular as any of the
previous SerieS,-AdY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
"RREAp" SUGGESTIVE
TITLE OF TUESDAYS SHOW

Without bread one can hardly live
In Bread" a big Jewel production
that will be seen at the Colonial the
atre on Tuesday, Mary MacLaren
will have more opportunities to dis
play her wonderful ability. She had
offered t, sell her talent to a theat-
rical manager. but not her soul. The
manager refused and she found her.
self with only few cents and not a
friend to whom to turn. Those who
saw Miss MacLaren in "Creaking
Stairs" at the Colonial recently are
sure to be on hand for this produc-
ton. Other good things are also on
the program including "fIarens and
Hokum," a Big v comedy.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
SOFT DRINK SELLERS
DEALING IN EXTRACTS
TO FACE GRAND JURY

A search and seizure conducted by
Sheriff Mooers and Deputies Cole
and Libby of Skowhegan, H. L.
Croker Of Canaan and Elmer Ad-
ans of Madison brought Peter Debe
into CART before Judge Brazzell
Saturday afternoon. The result was
that the selling Of extracts by deal
ers in soft drinks, Debe's case, as
will as others. will be aired, it is
proposed by County Attorney Mer-
rill, before the grand jury at the Sep
TENDER term of court. A consider
able quantity of alleged intoxicating
liquors was found on the Debe prem
ises by the officers.
Another search and seizure case
which was heard by Judge Brazzell
on Saturday was at Madison and
John Volo of Arson was placed I'M
der 5000 bonds to await the action
Of the jury at the September term
of court. He gave bonds of the re-
quired amount later in the day.
Search of the Nolo premises result
ed in a haul of about IA gallons of
homemade stuff. A chemical anal
ysis of the same has been made and
this revealed that the beverage con-
tanned a heavy percentage of alco-
hol. according to the officer.
Saturday evening near the juno
ture of Madison avenue and Water
street, the young son of DR.. L. T.
Geoffrian was struck by an automo-
bile driven, it is understood, by Mrs.
James Lewia. The lad was not be-
lieved to be hurt much, although he
fell to the ground. The mistake was
made near the downtown business
section. and one or more of the elec-
trio cars was in that end of the
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
Funeral Of Late FifieId Ireland

The body of Fifield Ireland. whose
death occurred in Eden, was brought
to the Pooler yard in the East Show
hogan district for interment Satur-
day afternoon. Mr. Ireland, who is
quite aged, formerly lived in that
section of the community, where his
remains were buried by the side of
his first wife. He had been critic
ally ill for some time. The funeral
services were held at his late home
in Emden, Rev. E. w. Kennison of
the Methodist church in North An
son officiating. Mr.. ireland is sur
vived by two daughters and three
sons. one Of whom is Capt. Edward
Ireland Of the 30th Engineers of For
estry. who returned from overseas
last month, and was able to reach
his fathers bedside before his de-
mise.
The First Philathea Glass Of the
Federated church will entertain the
Ella S. Mitchell class Tuesday. Mem
bers will bring lunches and mugs.
Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
The AFFAIR will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Herman Schulze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

Waller, the marriage having been
soiemnized on July in San Fran-
cisco. Mr.. Nye is native of SkoN-
hegan and was formerly employee
In the drug store of the late George
Gushing in this village. He went t.
California several years ago and is
now connected with a Los Angeles
department store. His last visit to
Skowhegan was two years ago
many friends and acquaintance will
learn with much pleasure of MI.
Nyes new relations. He was a cou-
SIN OF The Late c. M. Lander o.
Pleasant street.
Mrs. Carleton w hite Of Lynn,
Mass. who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Myron LOOMS, departed
Saturday.
Judge Brazzell was up from Fair
held for short time Saturday morn
ing leaving here for Madison where
ne presided at a liquor hearing also
IN the civil court case of Simmons
VS.. Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lancaster OF
Heselton street left Saturday morn
ing to visit their son in Livermore
Falls.
what promises to be a very inter-
estlng and helpful meeting for vari-
Gus Maine medical men will occur on
August at North Pond, Smithfie,d.
when the Somerset County Medical
Association will entertain as invited
guests the members of the kenne-
bee and Franklin County Medical
Associations. DIR. Paul of Boston will
be present and present a paper on
Surgery This event will take the
place Of the annual field day and il
directly in charge Ct the board Of
censors of the Somerset county or
ganization which includes DR.. MILL
ken of Madison, DR.. Yang and DR..
Stinchfield of Skowhegan. The 9TH
err officers of the Somerset associa-
ton are: President: DR.. W. 6. Saw
Yer of Madison; vice president, DR..
II. w. Smith of Norridgewock ana
secretary and treasurer, DR.. c. y.
Richardson of Skowhegan.
VIII Gordon met with an accident
Saturday forenoon at the pulp mill
which so badly crushed one thumb
that it was found necessary to am
putate it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

The following from the Biddeford
Journal of Friday, July 10. will be
Of interest to the many Augusta
friends Of Monsignor Arthur A.
Hamel Of that city, former rector
Of St. Augustine's church of Angus
ia: "Mohsignor Arthur A. Hanncl
was reported as being somewhat iir-
proved this morning. He was able
to lie down and sleep in bed last
night for the first time in two
months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

The terrace above the. retaining
wall west Of the Maine Central pas
senger station now looks prettier
than it has at any time this sum-
mer, the reason being that the roses
are in bloom. Heretofore the shrubs
that have blossoned on the terrice
have been white. but just now the
roses are clothing the hillside with
pink. This Is the first season that
the roses have blossomed since they
were set out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
"opEN YOUR EYES" is COMING

Augusta people who have heard
about open Your Eyes" the great
photoplay that has literally opened
the eyes of the people In the big
cities will be glad to know that this
sensational production will be seen
at the Opera House for three days
in August.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
tNye.Wallar

skowhegan friends will learn with
much interest that relatives have re-
ceived ahhouncements OF the mar
riage Of Ralph Leslie Nye of Los
Angeles. Calf, to Maude Adell Wal.
Ter. daughter OF Mr.. and Mra n. G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

planned betofs ths exhibit in sAptem-
Der. sssA pof4lsAs Of the sfSahas. a.,
are not equipped with drains viii b
repaired. Aha considerable work win
30 DONE on the part near the entrance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

Mass., and Miss Eta Gross Gowen Of
Augusta were calling on friends In
the village Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
LOCAL NOTICE

I.oa Ve horses weighing from 900 to
ls, ,v IDS. Will be sold cheap. No
., s answered. Tel. s4s-R or cali
~ Malcolm & Dyer's store. d. s.
juiy1sdtf
,uoiic auto service day or night.
..s: iez-e. A. H. SYLVESTER,
'0neseod1mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

Weber are passing q part Of their
vacation with relatives here.
The Christmas Club will meet with
Mrs. xiiphin Butterheld July 2ath,
Thursday 4
Emu,ul CROSS of Nswtonvaiis,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
SIS MIDDLE ST.
EAci AND 1o6.A

Seventh Day Adventsts Hold Services Saturday-Dr Rich
ardson Again Head of Soner set Hospital To Vote on
Skowhegan Water District Today-Ny Walker Wedding
Local Mention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21

Exssnsivs dtalhiAt ana grading At the
state Fair kreunda q l0Wistnn ere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-21
The Kind You Have Always BOUGHT.

DIS the caution applied The public ~ as h
80 genuine C We respectfully call the attention q s and
M Mee w Wn purchasing Casto to see that the bears bis
SIDES OF 'ooe Parents who have used thar c ones the
past ys na no warning against counter and limitations present
ducng spurious medicines into their families
to be regretted that there people are now engaged In the
nlous business putting up and selling all substitutes should
%G a p T5 -, termed SGsoos for medicinal preparation o
to scrutnze closely what she gives child Adults can do that for myes
but the child has to rely on the mothers watchfuness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
OLD TUSCUMBIA
NINE REVIVED
Manager Of Verde Exten-
sion Conducts Investiga-
ton Of Property.

Jerome, Ariz.. Sept 27.-George
kingdom, manager OF the United
Verde Extension company, and a
number Of other Jerome mining men
are interested in the reopening Of the
old Tuscumbia silver mine, in the
Bradshaw mountains. four miles west
Of the noted Peck property. The mine
has been in the hands Of chloriders
for much OF the time since it was
worked systematically 40 years ago.
and needs much cleaning up. II was
sampled by Mr. kingdom himself and
he believes it property Of large
value. II properly handled.
Within two months the Verde EN-
tension tunnel viii be in operation
and the property's output thereafter
is expected to be limited only by the
furnace capacity and the quantity Of
labor available The camp is very
short handed. but only good men are
wanted
Gadsden is closed down for repairs.
Though no ore Of value has been
struck, Its owners, mainly Bisbee
men, are confident OF ultimate sue
cess in their deep operations
jerome Verde and Verde COmbiua-
ton are taking out ore. though IN
small quantity and are understood TO
be paying expenses.
4 new surface plant IS being IN
stalled on the property Of the United
Arizona Copper company. 30 miles
from jerome, In the Black range
There is a shaft SIS feet deep. with
1000 feet Of lateral development.
On the Hidden Treasure property
In Groom creek district the main
SHAFT is 70 be deepened 100 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
TAXES OVER THE COLOSSAL
AND MAY MINES INN NJ

II. Vassar has taken hold OF the
May and Colossal silver mines at
Chloride, Sierra county. y II. and is
putting in compressors and steam
power plants for their operation. &C
cording 10 J. II. McCutheon. lately
from that mining district The May,
which is known TO old timers as the
old Quimby Vance property OF New
Mexico, is about four miles northwest
OF Chloride and the Colossal is about
the same distance southwest Of that
town The former has considera bic
ore blocked out Both mines were
good producers OF high grade silver
ores from near the surface like other
properties in that camp in its early
days Mr.. McCutcheon said It was
understood that Mr.. Vassar is plan
ming a mill for these properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
MINING IS NEAR
NORMAL AGAIN
Industrial Peace Prevails
In Globe District After
Years Of Turmoil.

Globe, Ariz., Sept 27.-The mining
industry Of this camp is getting back
toward normal slowly. though indus
trial peace prevails TO a degree IN
known for years before. The compa-
MES are putting on men carefully. It
is probable that 1000 more miners
would be employed were they TO be
found. inexperienced men are well
coined, II intelligent. and preferably
American, and are paid the highest
prevailing wage. But the employers
have determined TO bar forever the
I. ". W, and few, if any, OF the local
mines employ MeXicans.
Thousands of miners appear TO nave
gone TO the shipyards and 10 olner
employment, possibly disguised with
the years of strife IN their own INDUS
try. Now there is hope that such men
viii return to the slopes More out
side development work is being done
than for years past and the expansion
Of the local mineralized area is con-
sidered remarkable
A late cloudburst practically de-
stroyed the shaft OF the Champion
property. II miles north OF Globe, as
wei as washing away a dump OF rlcn
ore The mine is a pioneer one, now
under option to Jack Tanning and A
Foster.
j. W. Bonnie. for years manager Of
the Shannon mines and works at Net
calf and Clifton, has moved 20 Gleeson,
Cochise county. where his company
has interests. All property in the Cliff
ton section has been sold to the Arl-
zona Copper company.
a compressor is being installed on
the New Years Gift mine. near Dun
can. in steeplerock district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
RAMSDELL MEXICO PROPERTY
WILL LIKELY CHANGE HANDS

". r. Ramsdell, who IS heavily
interested in the Narrangansett Mines
company Of Pima county in that state
and other Arizona properties, It is
said, is about 10 turn over his extern
siye mining interests in the states Of
Sinaloa and Nayarat to an English
syndicate. James S. Eelso. secretary
treasurer Of the Narragansett COM
pany. left Tucson this week for the
Mexican states named in connection
with the deal with the English con-
Germ, which is said to have made ex-
aminatiOns OF the properties. The
Ramsdeu holdings are said TO be some
Of the largest mines in these Mexican
states.
Mr.. Ramsdell is reported as having
closed a deal for the sale OF mining
properties in Pima county. for $780,
goo. A deal for the sale OF the Mar
ragansett mines is pending. accord
ing to report
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
Dragon Company
NO00 Installing
NeIe, MaCbinery
Property Near Wickenburg,
ARR. Is Almost Ready
for Operation.

Wickenburg. Ariz., Sept. 27.-The
Dragon company is installing much
new machinery, including a mill. up
on its property. eight miles east OF
this point An ample water supply
has been developed. assuring start OF
reduction within a fortnight on ores
sampling well in vanadium. silver and
gold
At the shafthead, the new equip
ment includes a heavier hoist. a Cam
eron sinking pump. compressor and
electric plant The property has had
1900 feet of development within the
past three years, The main shaft.
now $50 feet deep, is TO be continued
down TO 1000 feet James G. ScarbOr-
ough, a Los Angeles attorney. heads
the corporation, i'm which also are Fe-
liN L LaForce. Herman Hertz and
Harry n. Watson.
a two compartment shaft is being
sunk on the Rainier property in Cum
ningham Pass. under the direction Of
William T. Gnash. New hoist and
compressor equipment are on the way.
Operations at the Abe Lincoln have
been held M by the breaking OF an
engine cylinder. but hosting will be
resumed within a few days. A fine
body OF shipping ore is being deyeI-
oped at the bottom OF the main shaft.
Lyman +. Barber. late mill superin-
tendent for the Walker plant OF the
Black Diamond company. has taken
charge Of the mill at Swansea Of the
Swansea lease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
AMERICANS ARE OPENING
UP MINES IN CHIHUAHUA

Chihuahua, Mexico. Sept 27.-Mln-
ing engineer Harry McCandlers, with
his two assistants. Harry Trucker ana
E. N. Reese. have come here to inves-
tigate mining properties in Santa
Eulalia and Parral and have instruc-
tons to start work at once In some OF
them. employing several hundred
workingmen.
Several families Of officials Of
American mining companies have ar
rived from the United States to take
up their residence here Among them
are Mrs. ". Davitt. wife Of the super
intendent OF the mining department
Of the American smelter. and two
children; Mrs. William Holmes, Mrs.
Tally. wife Of DR.. Tally. physician Of
the same company. and Mrs. kniffen
and children.
The American Smelling and Refin-
ing company is now building at the
Avalos smelter. some miles from this
city, a big machine shop which will
cost more than $4,000 pesos
Among the machinery installed IS a
big lathe and many other first class
tools that viii enable the company TO
repair and construct any kind Of ma
chinery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
School of Mines Reports on
Best Process For Lady
Franklin Mines.

The El Paso school of mines has
completed a test on the ores Of the
Lady Franklin silver mine at Lake
Valley. Sierra county, y. NJ. to de-
termine the best process Of treatment.
The conclusion was that concentra-
ton, but with fine grinding Of the
ore was the best method OF treatment
TO be supplemented by the cyanidation
Of the tailings.
The fine grinding was found TO be
an important factor with the Lady
Fraklin ore. The results was a saw
ing Of about 80 percent Of the values.
W Il. Paul. 7. II. the consulting en-
gineer for the mine, when in FL Paso
the first of-the week. expressed him
self as well pleased with the test
work done by the school Of mines
The Lady Franklin mine is being
developed by a tunnel. which will
prove the ore bodies at depth. some-
thing which was done in the early
days BY the then owners who were
after the rich ores near the surface,
and which were easily treated. It has
been a famous producer Il is now
owned by Minor C. Keith. Of New
York. and Of the United Fruit COM
pany Of Central America It IS not
the intention to build a reduction
plant yet awhile. Shipments Of high
grade ore are being made. but only /
on modest scale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
ARIZONA MINE SC0MPL ETESTEST
READY FOR BOOM Of SILVER ORES
Many Companies Prepar-
ing For Increased
Output.

According TO reports from the
Miami and Globe, Ariz, Copper pro-
ducuon is stll below normal but
everything indicates that the produc-
ing companies are getting their plants
and mines in shape for the maximum
production.
The Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per company Is running 10 sections Of
its concentrating plant producing
about 6.5OO.0Oo pounds OF copper per
month.
The Miami Copper company is run
ming about two-thirds capacity.
The old Dominion Copper company
at Globe will show an increase OF pro-
duction for September as the smelter
as started Its output Of copper for
August vas 1.629.000 pounds Of copper.
IL was treating about 400 tons Of ore
per day or ABOUT half capacity.
The Iron Cap company has COM
pleted the installation OF new hosting
equipment which allows the handling
Of greater tonnage.
The Castle Dome company IS pros
pecting its ground on POrphyry noun
tam northwest Of Miami This work
is done with churn drills. The COM
pany is on its sixth hole.
The Porphyry Consolidated company
in the west end Of the Miami district
is developing and is said 10 have a
good tonnage Of ore blocked out
The Van Dyke Copper company
which resumed drilling since the war
and encountered copper ore near the
boundary Of the Miami Copper COM
pany's proulrty. IS reported down S55
feet in Its sfaft and is making about
four feet DAY About 80 percent Of
q reach the ore body struck by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
BUY
JALI5G0 MINES
English, American and
French Capital Inter
ested In Mexico.

According to late reports from the
state OF Ja1isco. Mexico. English and
American mining companies and one
French company have been investing
in mines in that state. Notable among
these reported. purchasers are the
three great mining companies. which
have been operating the famous gold
mines OF FL ORC in the state Of Mex
leo The EsperanZa Mines company
is said to have bought the Cuale mine.
the Mexico Mines company. purchased
the Lupita mines. and the Dos
Estrellas Mining company. purchased
the SaturnO mines. A French COM
pany said 20 be associated with Carlos
Romero has purchased the Manzata
mine and is building $50 ton cyanide
mill
Other purchasers Of Jalisco mines
are, the san Rafael y Anexas com
pany. which bought the san Pedro
Analco mine, the American Metals
company. which bought the Guachf-
mango mine, and the Companie Real
del Monte OF Pachuca. which bought
the Noche Buena and the Virrey
mines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
FRANK L. CUNNINGHAM VISITS
NEWLY ACQUIRED PROPERTY

rank 4 Cunningham has returned
from the Las Liones silver-gold mine,
miles east Of Ojo Caliente station on
the Mexican Central railroad in Chi
huahua and about 70 miles south Of
Fl Paso- He and associates took over
THIS property recently. He stated that
an old tunnel on the vein 800 feet
long has just been discovered and
that IL lacks only about 30 feet Of
extension to connect with a shaft that
has been oeepened TO 160 feet The
mouth OF the old tunnel had been
covered up, hence its recent dis
covery.
AIr. Cunningham said he had five
men at work and that he expected 70
increase operations and commence
shipping ore 20 the FL Paso smelter
at an early date It appears that the
persons who had run the tunnel had
done little or no stopping SO that with
its connection with the shaft. a good
idea OF the ore possibilities can be
had.