DIRECT SERVICE TO
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
(By Associated Press)
SEATTLE. Aug. 9. — Announce
ment by the Pacific Steamship Com
pany that the steamship Senator will
sail from Seattle August 11 for the
Hawaiian islands, initiating what pos
sibly may become permanent service,
was received with great interest by
the shippers of Puget Sound and the
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transportation bureau of the Chain
ber of Commerce and Commercial
Club, which has for more than a year
endeavored to bring about renewal of
steamship connections between this
port and the islands.
It is hoped by the bureau that the
Pacific Steamship Company will find
it advantageous and profitable to
maintain permanent schedule and that
the line will be well patronized from
the beginning.
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llonalre American sportsman. finds
making ntovles of American troops In
'''renzled 1’arls crowds far more haz
ardous than photographing ferocious
wild lieuscs In African jungles,
Rainey Is one of the ‘official photo
graphers for the American expedition
ary force In France, lie came to
France with the American Red Cross,
hut *as prevailed on lo turn his en
deavors toward recordlpg every Im
aortant move of all the Important Am
I arlcan ‘‘Sammy."
Rainey’s movies of lions and other
wild beasts tnken In British West
Africa are known throughout Ameri
ca. It was he who first took Texas
dogs to the jungle to track big game.
Days and even weeks were required
by (he American picture hunter to se
cure good films of hlppotaml. rhino
eerous and other rare specimen of the
African wilds.
The occasion of American troops
marching through Paris, on July 4,
1917, furnished Rainey more excite
ment than weeks of jungle hunting.
Beginning at the Invalldes, where Gen
, oral Porshlnk received the flags and
banners which may some day he fam
ous In American fighting records,
Rainey bogan snapping the soldiers,
ifficers and the crowd. Dashing at
; 'op speed with his movie camera
j through sardine like masses of people,
he secured every move of the core
. many. Then came a wild dash
j through Paris In a big automobile.
| stopping occasionally to lake a view
| >f the marching American regular and
the wild crowds that cheered them.
Arrlyal at Plepus cemetery, the place
of Lafayette’s tomb, the intrepid
jungle photographer tigain braved the
frenzied crowds and forced his way
into the graveyard. Assistants fol
fowed closely behind with hlg rolls
of now film ready to recharge the
camera.
"Phew," said Rainey, after It was
all over. "Another day like this and
I’m ready to go back to Africa with
the goHtlo lions and tigers."
tatlon In Mississippi, his home In
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The catechetical class will meet at
7: SO o’clock. Ilie Bible study class at
1 o’clock, and the teachers meeting
it 9 o’clock.
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Your eyes fitted. Compound end
istlgmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
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Newest Georgette Crepe Waists at
Airs. Kate Kolfe’s.
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Don’t miss seeing our shoe line. A\‘e
have a full line of them, as smart as
“ any made. Clayson. The Clothier.
j Cleverly Fashioned Coats
j In Wide Array For Autumm |
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It nmmings.
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med with deep bands of Kit Coney Fur. Lined throughout with heavy
silk brocade, in bright, pretty colors. ' i|
Many charming \\ ood Coats. New Fall Goods arriving on every
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y Agents for the American Lady Corsets ’ ij:j
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NEW YORK. Aug. 9. _ The punch
may yet come back to boxing in the
f r west. Gregory Mitchell, formerly
Runny Jim Coffroth’s right hand man
in staging some of California’s biggest
touts. Is making noises like a promote
er, and is said to have leased the bull
■ "u at Tla Juana, Mexico, for touts.
Mitchell, according to reports, wants
to give the public twenty-round boats
with a decision tacked onto every one
of them. No promises, he declares,
lave been made to boxers, but he ex
11 nets to start out modestly in Sep
tember.
In connection with the idea of Ore
c. >ry Mitchell, It might bo mentioned
that the promoters who cut the throat
of their golden goose in New York.
"Ill probably witness, as the result of
l heir avarice, a revival of "the good
old times" in the west.
Sevufal western centers may legally
stage bouts, with decisions. Remov
ing the no-deoislon feature from box
ing probably would be equivalent to
I oostlng it immensely.
The old Western league, one of the
oldest minor circuits, is wavering.
The St. Joseph club has been trans
ferred to Hutchinson, and a general
makeover may become necessary.
Miller Huggins, tiny leader, of the
Cardinals, has it all doped out for a
close finish in the National league,
despite the steam roller tact.cs of the
Giants,
Huggins believes the Reds’ spurt
his only started, and that his own
club will have considerable to say be
fore it is all over,
Hugo Bezdek is not expected to re
tain the leadership of the Pirates
through next year, according to re
ports. Barney Dreyfuss is believed
to have his eye on a major leaguer to
succeed the former colloge man. Harry
lioylo has been prominently men
tioned, and so has Tom Needham, for
uier Cub catcher.
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Where did you get those lovely
Doughnuts? Why, at the City
Bakery.
The Fldalgo Island Parking Coni
any's trap ut Bluff Point, near An
horago, caught 20,000 redfish at one
tatil recently. This is the largest trap
n Cook inlet and supplies Port Qra
lam with fish for the greater part of
heir pack.
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The D*tkc. branch of the Juneau
'hapler of Bed Cross has raised
'■80.1.30, and there is still more to
ome. Throe hundred and seventy-six
lollars was collected from member
hip cards. For a population of 235
vhttes that is certainly going some.
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Humors are prevalent in Anchorage
f an important gold Strike on Cari
ou creek, which flows into the Mata
tuska river In the region of the Mata
luska coal fields. It is whispered
•hat pans of $15 have been taken
rom the paystreak.
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Two young men, one of French and
ho other of German parentage, stood
-n line before the register at Anchor
age recently, and after they had regis
tered, Registrar Watts discovered that
Uie young men were born the same
! day of the same month.
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Have your measurements taken for
tiie latest Uu Bone Corset. Mrs. Tur
ner. Phone 108. 6t
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Dan Callahan recently urrived at
Fairbanks after serving approximately
eiie year of a sentence in the peniton
tiury at McNeil for alleged contribut
ing to the moral delinquency of a
young native at Fairbanks. He was
grantod a new trial, which will come
up this month at Ruby.
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Everything in furniture and house
hold gods. Just call on Rambert, tf
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WANTED — Stenographer or book
keeper. Apply to Blum, O'Neill
Company.
PHYSIQUE JAPS
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(By Associated Press)
TOKIO, Aug. !). — Interpellating Ihn
government about the health of the
natjon, Baron Kenkwan Takagl, n well
known medico-scientist, speaking In
the house of peers, declared that there
was a gradual enfeeblement in the
physique of the young men which was
discouraging. He askod whothor the
government was considering measures
for tho improvement of the health
conditions of the empire.
In reply. Premier Count Teruchl
said the government was not satisfied
with the present national hygiene, and
would adopt all possible measures to
bring about an Improvement.
a gypsy fortune teller Is in the city
for a week only. In Stockholm build
Ing. on First avenue.
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Everything in furniture and house
hold goods. Just call on Lambert. tf
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Girl for housework, one
or more days each week.
Phone 176 or 200.
WANTED—Two girls want position,
In or out of town. Apply to Times
office. 3t
FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms on
Water street, next federal jail. Ap
ply Times office.
WANTED—A maid for general
housework, Apply to Mre. E. L. Har
wood.
FOR SALE—The launch T. N. B
feet long! 8 foot beam, Western Stan
dard engine, two hatches aft, pilot |
house sontrol. See Cooper, at float.
Shows Time in the Dark
"RADIOLITE”
(Radium-Lightad)
Makes the Dial Glow
Ingersoll has brought out a
luminous substance called
“RADIOLITE”. The light
giving power of “RADIO
LITE’* is genuine RADI
UM in minute proportions.
On the figures and hands
of Ingersoll watches this
substance glows in the dark
more brilliantly than pure
radium. And this glow con
tinues as bright as ever for
six to eight years.
Quick as a glance on even
the darkest night you can
read the time with an Inger
soll “Radiolite",
See The Four Models
At This Store
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| *,RADIOLITEM TWO-IN-ONE *2.50 —
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K ADlOl.l 1 h’’ dial.
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W itli the Talented Dramatic Actor,
• PAUL GIEMORE,
4 * f In the* Metro Feature,
“Rosemary”
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