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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
FLuENClNG FAT
CONTENT or MILK

55.Ez 80 4 3 Z
[By Professor II. H. Kildee, Iowa Agri-
cultural college,
There Is only one way that butter
fat can be increased with certainty
and in a large way. That is by OBJ.
tanning large and persistent flow Of
milk. However, it is evident that each
of the following factors may have a
slight influence upon the per cent Of
fat in the milk: Age, period of lactation,
frequency Of milking, feed and whether
first or last drawn milk.
It Is necessary in considering this
matter to keep the question clearly
stated. It is the per cent of fat in
the milk and not the total amount of
the production by the. day, week,
month or year that is under discus.
sion. One COW with a low per cent
Of fat and large yield Of milk may far
exceed in total fat production other
cows with a high per cent of fat and
low production of milk. =.
The fact that cows produce a milk
richer in butter fat toward the close of
their lactation periods is well known.
However, cows that are in high con-
dition at calving time will produce for
time milk testing much higher than
their average for the factation period.
It is a common practice to milk cows
on official. or yearly record work three
and sometimes four times per day. 1t
is noticed that the great majority of
the cows will give the highest per cent
Of fat following the shortest interval
between milkings. Thus slightly high.
er per cent of fat as we'll as larger
quantity of milk may be secured by
these frequent milkings, but with the
average cow under farm conditions not
enough more to pay for the extra la
Dor. .-..-. >..G<~.. ......--
Many have contended that it IS pos
sible to increase the percentage of but
ter fat in milk by feeding certain feeds
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
LIBERTY BELL DAY"
AT PANAMA EXPOSITION

San Francisco, July 17.-This
Liberty Bell Day" at the Panama
Pacific Exposition. After it's long
trip across the continent, during
which it was viewed and honored by
thousands, the famous old bell which
sounded the first notes of American
liberty was the center of attraction
at the big fair today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
Muscular Rheumatism.

This sometimes comes on suddenly
and is often mistaken for a sprain
Mrs. Conrad Oliver, Little Falls, N
Y, writes, "About three years ago
my husband sprained his neck. We
had a bottle of Chamberlain s Lini-
ment in the house and applied it.
After using it a few times all lame
n2-- ana stiffness of his neck and
shoulders disappeared" Obtainable
everyWhere-AdV.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

high in fat content However, ex-
periments have, proved that it is i'm.
possible to dc so to- any great extent
or for very long time. = Certain oils
added to the grain ration have resulted
in temporary increase, but the per
cent Of fat soon drops back to normal,
even though the feeding is continued.
: The last milk is much richer than
the fore milk. A trial showed the fore
milk from Jersey heifer to test 2
per cent fat while the strippings tested
over Is per cent This shows the i'm
portance of proper milking and ma
nipula ting the udder.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
musical instruments, dances graceful
", does beautiful fancy work, and
is an excellent entertainer.
Important to Travellers.

Never leave home on journey or
outing without a bottle Of Chamber :
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It is often. needed and
when that time comes is cheap at one
hundred times its cost Obtainable
everywhere. ADV. ..%
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

The Ayrshire breed first became
popular in New, England and Cana
da and because Of. different care
and conditions began to vary
greatly from the Scottish type.
The New England Ayrshire was
short in. the leg, heavy bodied and
brown or cherry red in color. fleck-
ed with white, while the Scotch
type was longer in the leg, straight
er in the back and mostly white in
color, with spots of various shades
of red on the head and neck. The
Scotch type is now favored In the
show ring, and all breeders are en-
deavoring to conform to that stand
ard. The bull shown Is pure
bred Ayrshire.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
: Too Late To Classify

ESTRAY-Team of grey mares.
Weight about 1900 lbs. each. Any
information concerning the team
!. will be. much appreciated d by the
owner, Josh. Drumbeater, Leech
Lake Agency, Onigum, Mimi.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

WANTED-Woman would like plain
sewing to do at home. Call Room
2, over Rex Theater. s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
Methodist Episcopal.

>>AASi s>f~SSSfs~'
Morning worship, 10:45, subject,
''The Bow in the Cloud" Sunday
school, 12:OO, A. T. Carlson, supt. -;
Junior League, $3.50, Mrs. Gilman,
superintendent; Epworth League,
700, Hector Brown, pres; Junior
League program, 500. This will be
graduating night. There will be spe-
cial music at the morning service.
A good program is expected at $500.
All services Of the day will be profit
able to all who will attend. All are
cordially invited. Prayer meeting
Thursday night at 500. Subject,
''The Mountain Of the Giants. G.
w. Gilman, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

First scandinavian Lutheran.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services
in the morning at 1O:30. There
will be no evening services, as the
pastor will preach in Solway. Osmund
Johnson, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

The Want Column will give you
the desired information.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
Swedish Lutheran.

B Swedish Lutheran. :.
Services in the morning at 1890.
There will be no Sunday school. Ser
vices in the evening at 8 o'clock.
Preaching in Nymore at 8, p. m. J..
H. Randall, pastor. 5-># F.. p
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

II you want to keep your friend
lend him your horse or rent him your
house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES
Continued from Page IL

Johnson, instructor of history at the
Faribault theological seminary, and
one of the foremost speakers of the
Northwest. *Offertory, II Heard the
Voice Of. Jesus;" solo, Miss Tor
rance, with choir; recessional, "On-
ward Christian Soldiers" Arch
deacon Parshall, rector. Il -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17

Christian Science.
Services: in the Elks' hall, Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. Wednesday
evening service will be held in the
Elks' hall at 8 o'clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-07-17
Baptist.

bapClSC. - - !.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mis-
sionary Sunday. Sermon at IL a. M
Rev. Scott will preach. Music by the
chorus choir, &c cd Will Answer Your
Prayers" (Gabriel.) There will be
no evening services. Prayer meeting
Thursday, the same as usual. I. D.
Alvord, pastor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

you ask me what are the requi-
sites to become a successful singer?
We'll, | should mix the ingredients in
this manner" declares Nine Augette
Foret. One Qaurter good vocal
equipment, three quarters the capac-
ity to work! before succeeding as an
artist one must expect to sacrifice to
be misunderstood, to starve graceful
ly, to keep your goal before you and
know that you have no limitations
"Hardshlps develop soul and mag
retism: if you put your trials to good
account they become Of great value
and enrich your character
81 remember when | was a wee girl.
! might say very young little per
son. | saw the beautiful Lille Lang
try, then called the Jersey Lily Even
then | dreamed OF the stage. so | went
to see her and told her Of my aspi-
rations. She looked down at me,
smiled for a minute. and then kissed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29

me (my cheek was sacred for a week
and | certainly was loath to wash
that kiss away. The beautiful stage
favOrite put her arms around me and
said, Little girl, it is {, very hard life,
filled with sacrifices for anyone who
tries earnestly to arrive at their goal.
| have found out how hard it is, but
! have never lost S.gnt of my goal
''Strange as it Tay seem, years aft
erwards in New York, | met Mrs.
Langtry, who, at the present time is
Lady de Bathpr, and the people over
in London nowadays call h4r The
Water Lily She and were on the
same program. recalled mylvisit to
her and she told me that she had
never forgotten NE. Then, again. in
England. we were on the same pro-
gram.
"When one nowadays locks at the
still beautiful 'W&tt, lily they feel
that a thing OF beauty is a joy for
ever"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-29
MEETINGS AT THE NEW
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The people in attendance upon the
service at the new Christian church,
1906 KewalO street, last night were
privileged to hear a most scholarly
and inspiring sermon by Mr.. bowling
of Fullerton, Cal. upon "The lmita-
ton of Christ, the Task Of Civilian
ton" These meetings are being held
each evening this week. executing
Saturday. Mr.. Crabtree of San Diego
will preach again this evening. These
gentlemen are preachers of great pull
pit power. The public is invited. The
service begins at $780,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. Chapel, Of Five Years
Standing Relieved by cardui.

Ah. Any, =. C.-NrS Sarah "a Char.
ncu e ii's town. ssrg. u sri.er-.i ~,
wv Ac9n with VOailnly irorh'es .,,-
e'on'Aen Troubles. ans mv nnnfshr-.,,i
N.s hiole tiah aag one could teI
tired most every tira a met;.,..
oNl none did ne amy good.
! Fead ore day sbsai csFs1 a..
i.an TOMS. and } decided ~ ~, 4,
,'le nor iakcr BIT about s'x hn,i53s ~.
: Was almost cwcd. Il dtt ~ 49,.
800 tlaa az The other NED .csr.,e ~
H'ed, pat sogcihef. wa
nv ilsends heean a-,.;,, "a.
i,'oAca 50 wei. snf i ,3If 49, ~.
N~ldul SeySrdl are nov tft,5e b li'''''
10 yoa LADY reader e,lis, ~,
q tne ailmcEis Due Is worsnis t.s- w
NSn rs ncatsche. hlckscSe s,i.,e,.
Sse Spisssaess, and ihai eyer.ss.is-S ,,.
~ - " sls arge Yoa q give cs,s,s
~ We iecl confident Il Mn ~, w, wv.
~ 3 4 has a rall.oa oiher 49,. ~.
ne pasi han Seat.'y. S'''' u
begin hkiae cartm t--a,,
~'ni'sgssA All druggists, 81
80, 80, c,sss-sasa N,s,. :.
1900 certs csisaF.sse, -. -. 4t@'sf
-. -l'st e. fcli ca y al 49,. w 40 ~
s-s.e sisrssI 80.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

Alas roCr cNngqrss II 81 mnrr tn|
Ne pitlga thar svOrnrj Nth ao maay
Aiuervnl ktnAs ~ constituents haVinf
~ MANY different knds ~ cnufllgiips
hslefesta if - netlans tess than a won,
lrr than tonsfses sAaulJ ruii thronrhl
~ weli A. q a.,s
cNnefceS must Artp down tAr C.s.l
of hslNE w ,hc inteq,sf ~ ganSuner
snd keqr 4 nm NJ INV interest ~ tAe
rs,siNcer and alsttllm,oe vonrrtss
must establish hsah failtotA rates n
,hs ieiou'rt ~ tht railroad etsnskhasd.
rfs and hpudevlders atnl ioM RATES ia
Ass ltaen'rt ~ rfesgapetn and SAsp
ipff t'eNefesr rkAsi disi,.iSs ~ shc
puhlc domain IN ofdtf thai AZ mas ~
nropetl, oxislpiled ~ mon ~ capital
apd tpliip1svN vhr ia thp same tim,
cNn1cfylng the said apnain Ia she tai.
tcfVsf ~ norlcsy a. ATse. tNa4t,s~s
must kew do~n iaNes aud sN,~asii.
tntes ~ The interest u thc gaNpaysss.
Mhss NeeniHg expenditures hinh In she
intoiNst 20 she4c sorthN contractors
~ho flourish rs Write II Fites ana
harnsn bills ppgrhases Tor n.si,Ary aAd
reNei nap and ether governmental al
tiYitlea
I Ia short Cnesresa must keep IN a
ereAt elatsef ~ oTetnrv and rr.as
sApw q moYsng rapidly forward. While
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

CuhErsermaa Nafnor 81 rrAHs Nr
uUVes that thv state shouid Ri pnee
en aNia.i nfn five aHi'e, in HNcNrlt
aa,.' with the pruvisivps uf ine treats
1T auorNe,tan in nrdyf thpt the es'rtrvl
of the tnitrd states senatr mas De-
cOuplpirlN invested fnm tAs gaHt
Witch has so TOMS dominated ii Tie
nakieg ~ utn states pvt et rcNas
would add rirhi OfHpcratA lenaigu
ST. are dempsrattr msiofitt %, SAYS
an the rourss 90 time a vih ho nAl-
ifrd thnt lNNas 81 tsp arHc fer slufie
state nud the population Win mf
sroWn Ca such propeftena ihat D. can
nni ~ q wit enyernel -ttte Vic ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06
YOUR LAST CHANCE TODAY is THE
DAY TO BUY THAT SPRING lid"


ptter d 4.
W mean 60 "a, ihs ue ts $500 r e,pesisl Il. aa,,
new
ges satlrda, ana satafdal tts Cay or 81 e,as
ina ei Srfinr iiat
lhFfe ne eseesv ser not heNns Noa haff alnp
neticc Ia which certainly ge.t.t
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iodN sef youpis ~ heass art bouquet ata ssla
pa sAtrvpie the have btsn farther 4t
for ths last few dass ca n,aks lhV .t
stliue
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n'a saSMaN Ani a asf ~ tn ,.
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het ss' stfegbt no~. E'tstc3s Will new es,.,
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,oa elen' Aasq eai eossu' soa.lg. Coz tt
ENsu ths theal agass> al Aau Ia, s.,
AZ rNpAftd Tor the pecasipn They
rtNNNsfs hSNe noteea ilaS
no' one ssS ~eSo tas usually past noi ,h =. ~
f'A WAS He's Hat " he nRknEos STAR sr
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Ashenstetns flascns Oukeahelrl- l,ahnA tAs
~ N tae History % their business
90 business IN hns. have Ass..t
locks IRON evcr~VrA selling brain pStrctcr thsN aav
90 course u hsve SaFinx Hat al this Il sue.s
npeus tax 60 and the scquk meant Al ~ An ~.
" aefNr 70 yea hut 'hsn YOU shcaians hAge
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

Another Use for Cs,ten.
ihN Ntnueia Commercial Aufs J.
lntsfenH ga sinnari.7 as ff WILSON
ONCE snid nhsn u eisfa spacf a fLr
tdiisfal
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plHufNf so iutHnHn. ~. 90 pui cotton
40 Is use iAai no enf Haa etsf before
th0urllt a.
"tye taer bitter fnDm ST. uudl
written % cotton flnsh Tta Wuff is
1pns ~ ispapIiier
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hh" that which ihtn SHIRTS Ha madt
from o. b. aegplelns huW siear ias
t,pewruinr W
Valuable records mIsht b. Huiffp
~ roitnu cloth und preserved ionFef
thar paper hfta"
The spFfrsiinn b. enrth ihinAns
ahrnt Those uhn WHte % uraa ticr sf
Swing thefnush ftafa to nrN ldfla have
Nuf nrfmiasinn ir tshf Hp tna pfap-
naitinn ard ascertain f hidden paaH.
hilura
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states Mr hftf never rHHeI fNNHHh
WaH Doc imr ruuutr fur Hu aNn GOO
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impaired wood from hHrHps $500 tnn
ohppiuHa thie Nflr $3.50 nr sDHft 500
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more Notion ruHiH VIII hr NNlu
hriiiinr winch t1usaa lu iu| Uesss
in tNf nft'pu snumipNHn nf Natipn
tnuiH tn rliHr 'ht nfirn nf tnat conn
mud.tt go g HHNatuftiai dependable
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

fHisigl mQn olftu um munrv
- rslHrialiau rhc Wa pyplaiu
thpa S ihe Thus thug ma, n,
pae@ m 81 she past teusr ln
'if'iArfn0er 0t thf waiUlNAi pls4
sm iht City tuUil ha, al
siaYted q aeheyr b solution ef
'hr tiiens' teSst.uus oani6uiions hv
Hasiilg adequate siecssious Ia Sha
AiNilNal Npretuarig Interested
nVM seefNs ihei the attempt a.
Aeh ga 0mtabl understanding
iaN % frustrated hy work unnn
ae nen of certain interests which
we're not, nnder me circumstance.
ofsidere8 h the lrht 81 oppo,i
ioa IN ihat as d nOy. the City
npl Wis'leut Yetmnse ana tae
'einnor % ~ poopb must he con.
esitA IAs Development al ia.
Nafsrlgpnl acn,ldiuz Is system.
lle plan n Imperative a. The h~.
interests q ihe community aud IN.
lesarf tiFing 9etcner aclncsed
Thar nst, dssplr eppositsnn Ws
he'ioye that llit aaller Aau,,,isi "a.
ls'n tfD Aiharc Is ~ single nhl.r,
nssh better results. ana arp conf
deni fhaf ihr Waterfront whics
eANhi ~ he q cniamnn possession
Mil ulsinalels 81 nrlahncd i
she i.feisssiilfe believing thai I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

Mother .lones has given eeriniu
auihnr d feW pwnieie nn the Cob.
radio stride and ihr book win he
printed hitlr iipr ~ f0r iiH
atbcniiciiv we'd as .opn take Mr.
ifukri,iirr's VERSION as lhni OF
Mother Jones
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

u Is difflcnli ~ estimate iho sal.
uc N convention 4irh ~ 90 W..
annual meefiDg n tlle Wood,hen ~
ihe World and. having decided b
enter lhe contest ~ Fon worth. ~
1917. We hops thai Corpus Christi
innv gain tie RECOGNITION sought
We havc the facilities. plus enyn
Vhmfuf moi be- found elsewhere.
W. have . people accustomed 81
extending entertainment and enn
make y most Favorable impression
n we land tie prize Ia this
connection i VIII b. Wis for 'ses1t
Wpodmall ~ the Corpus Christi
lodge 20 mike Il "a particular point
~ pli ihe fiitk plaius bef0gt
rsert uiihr Naduan dciegaio in
Trsns There y r,iod 'ieai IN pet
nnal appll since b. reflecis ths
feelinr VI to- entire citizenship
and n THIS p4riicnlaf ineianee tAe
eaHr is worth the candle no nntisr
h9N barge Hs flare SO Hnitt ihf
Wmdne ald must mike ahips ~
~ ee hom musi make them fecl
u8f 90 plset in the whole wihg
world wants thein as W. dD Ia
undertaking The cnpiurr Of five ar
sis ilinu0nd men. enthusiasm u
ltiior thnu fuaclline guns IIersiO.
fore Corpus Christi has made
notable fights with less incentive.
II aill not da 10 admit il,ai there "
any mei word as fail now Tho
l,lcgnlin fhai ro4f 90 Fort Worth.
pn,s with determination bui % l0l
Df work can be done by ihose who
runiu al HON, lci : do a in a.
ehplt l00rlrd oupelline was
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

rnf ~ b. ui his wni Go tiie
Dnrdim iin iu liehi The Turks
iirretolorc Tot, hss written nueh
dWlHic pr,oe aud poetry about
no Oiiomans sod now he turns
nboul to ~, o. tiea the awdust
uut "a ihHn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

mun ihons4ud lnlmu reserve
Officers h4el iust hren rlilrl 20 the
colours lnie.a we mistake greatly
lslIun nulralfs lA abunt io un
tlcrra ihr neutrality-suspicious. that villa
lNl when Do eol p.Guod with Con
nm tumnW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-06

clRcULArirv u0ORs
oftN 70 knv eRrterRs
sAIuRpAY- MAN 3. 1853
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
EMPRESS.

one Of the classics of vaudeville is
to be seen at the Empress here, open
ing TODAY. 1t is Robert Fulgora, who
offers = series Of impersOnations of
great men of past and present. Not
only is Mr.. Fulgora an artist in make
ups, they being correct in every de-
TAIL but he is perfect, even to the
smallest feature, of intonation, speech
and gesture. His Americans will un-
doubtedlv be receive with respect and
sentiment, and his pOrtrayals of the
rulers most deeply interested in the
European struggle will undoubtedly
-fhunderous APPLAUSE. FulgOra
has what is undoubtedly the greatest
act of its kind in the world. During
the time he is on the stage he gives
character impersonations Of most of
the European kings. and he changes
from Kaiser Wilhelm to King Albert
almost as quickly as an ordinary
mortal could put on his hat. other
acts on the bill are (there being five
in alD Earl Grdella and his cOmedi-
ans; Harris Brothers "The Mile-a-
Minute Dancers; Paul lie Van and
Dobbs in Twists, Turns and Falls f,
and Newell and Most. one of the
classiest little singing and talking
acts it will ever he EMPRESS patrons
pleasure to see In addition to these
five acts, the keystone comedy, His
Trysting Place. with Charles Chap
lin. will be shown. Thursday the re-
turn Of last years favorite, Hal John
son, in the musical comedy success,
"The Little Modiste". and on Friday
the third episode Of The Exploits Of
Elaine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
LYRIC.

Roy Webb has taken charge down
at the Lyric and the first thing he did
was to thoroughlv clean the house.
Then he installed the inverted light
system and did away with the dark
spots. He has been busy with the
program. too. and has a fine line or
both vaudeville and pictures. He is
running the license films and indica-
tions are that his house will be the
first to show Charley Chaplin in the
new Essanay pictures. Then, too, he
has a corner on the first run of week
lies. Today he shows a Pathe war
weekly. and during the week he Will
show the new earst-Selig and the
second weekly Pathe. In vaudeville
he has a top-notcher in the person OF
the great Leroy, the handcuff king,
who created such a stir here several
years ago. lie has a company with
him this time and is considered one
of vaudevlle's best attractions. Then
there will be Pedigo and Podigo in
most novel musical act. Today he
will also show George AIDES fable,
The Fable Of the city Grafters', and
a two-reel Lubin feature, The I'm
poster"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
PALACE.

Two great play pictures and four
great actors will be featured at the
Palace for this week Think Of the
advantages of the silent drama-May
Irwin is to be here. Elmer Booth is
coming back and David Belasco will
introduce to Tulsans Richard Walton
Tully in the all-star production Of
"The Rose of the Rancho. Today
and Monday Nav Irwin comes in
Mrs. Black Is Back. and in the cast
with her is to be Elmer Booth. To
us. Elmer Booths re'urn is of as much
interest as is the introduction Of Miss
Irwin, for Elmer Booth has been here
before, both in real life and in motion
pictures Did you see "Stop, Thief
the laughing comedy at the Grand
last year? Well, it was Elmer who
played the thief so well in that pro-
duction. Or did Won see Griffith's
production Of "The MusketeeTs of Pig
Alley, the drama of New York's gun
men put on shortly after the famous
murder? OF course, Mrs. Black Is
Back" is a comedy, 1t could not well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10

Presidents Niece In PiCturCs.
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Margaret
Vale. niece of President Wilson, mace
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