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The Washington herald., 1915-12-20

There is so much about the East l
like and so much about the West
could never decide, if / had to pitch
my tent in one place permanently,
whether / would choose the wonder
full cities OF the East or the great un-
trammeled forests, high mountains
and fertile valleys of the West. But
we moving picture actors and act
resses are very fortunate to be able
to travel, and as each photoplay takes
about six weeks to produce, we can
stay in one location long enough to
become acclimated.
When first went to California for
the American BIograph Company,
Western pictures were all the vogue,
and they whisked US away to. the
deserts of Southern California and
Arizona, out on those big ranches, to
stage our pictures. l was fascinated
by the life which seemed almost prim-
itive after being cooped up so many
years within four walls of city
apartment, and / could not get used
to the vast areas of country, which
make you feel like a grain OF sand on
a mighty shore when you are face to
face with them.
can well remember my first ro-
deo and how exciting it was. AT the
time | suffered; it was really terri
flying to live in constant fear the
cowboys would injure themselves as
they rode, in daredevil manner. those
little fiery Indian ponies or Western
bronchos. l have seen them thrown
into the air and land in an uncon-
scious heap upon the hard ground;
then, two minutes later. they would
spring to their feet to catch and sub
due that "ornery cuss," as the cow
boy always calls his horse when he
misbehaves. (Of course, that is not
all he calls the arbitrary animal, but
if | went into detail it would not only
shock but scandalizc my rcadersD
They were SO picturesque to me,
and i thought them very handsome,
in their wide Stctson hats, a gaudy
bandanna handkerchief fluttering
around their nccks, and bright red
shirt which made a colorful spot in
otherwise drab surroundings.
A Cowboy Suitor.
remember and am about to con-
fess that one handsome cowboy par
ticularly interested me. He was six
'cet. three inches and had decp-set
gray eyes and thick black hair which
was attractively uncombed He had
a frank, boyish smile and his teeth
were large and white and even. He
rode a prancing little horse called
Rcd Lcggings," and the other cow
boys told me that there wasn't
bucking broncho in the corral he
could not ride unafraid.
All the time We were at the ranch
taking pictures he was our guide and
for he spoke not only
of Spanish to the "greas-
crs but hc understood the Indian
language, and told us many fascin-
ating tales old Chief Eyes-of- the Sky
related as historically truc. He taught |
me how to ride and how to handle
my reins, and also to overcome my
fear of those owl-eycd little beasts
that know a tenderfoot before he
comes within 100 yards of the cor
raj. And having such a sense of hu-
NOR, these horses always watched
for chance to play their meanest
tricks upon us, for the amusement of
the cowboys and The tourists who
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
.SAYSu. 5. HURTS
RADIUMINDUslRf
Joseph M. Flannery Declares
Government Cannot
Produce 1t.
SAYS THE SYSTEM Is OLD
Pittsburgh Manufacturer Asserts Uncle
Sam Has Aided Only Two Hos
pitals by Efforts.
SAYS THE SYSTEM Is OLD

II 1t has been the aim of the De-
partment Of the Interior to destroy the
radium industry In this country. II has
been signaily successful, and II II pro-
poses to produce cheap radium by the
manufacturing system which IL described
inenicient that private mapufacturers dis
carded II more than three years ago. Il
VIII be signally unsuccessful"
This Is a portion of statement issued
by Joseph NJ. Flannery, president Of
Pittsburgh radium manufacturing con-
cern. Flannery's statement comes ~ the
opening gun in the night of the radium
manufacturers to beat the bills now
pending In the House and Senate
authorizing the Department of the In
terior to acquire radium ore lands and
to manufacture radium extensively.
''Carnotite ore is the ore from which
radium is extracted" Flannery conttn-
ued. land. as a result Of the vague
and misleading statements emanating
from the Department Of the Interior. the
carnotite mining districts OF the West
have been dead for the past eighteen
months, with the result that the radium
industry. In which millions have been
invested. is practically At q standstill.
Criticises Chenists' Work.
so far, the only ones who seem to
have benefited by the experimental work
of the Bureau Of Mines In producing
few grams Of radium are the DR..
Howard A. Kelly Sanatorium. a private
institution for the treatment Of malig-
nant growths, and the Memorial Hospi-
tai OF New York City
Mr.. Flannery explained that the few
grams of radium that have been turned
over to DR.. Kelly. OF Baltimore. and DIR.
Douglass. Of New York. were taken from
the richest single deposit Of carnotite 30
far discovered. and from a claim on
which a great deal Of development work
already had been done. In this way. he
said. the chemists employed by the gov
ernEent estimated that they could fur
nish radium at q cost Of $4,000 per
gram.
Such a statement" he continued, is
absurd and misleading. The govern
ments system for the extraction of
radium Is inefhcient. We did away with
II three years ago because II Is not suit
able for getting radium in commercial
Quantities from the ore. which has a
low per cent OF uranium oxide.
What the government Is doing now IL
to paralyze the radium business, to offer
a tremendous percentage OF the suffering
public a remedy which II Is not produc-
ing. and to try to produce It by means Of
a system which has been found made
auate by all expert manufacturers This
is a course which is unfair. both to the
public and to the radium industry"
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20

When q Sudbury Pa) man pulled hi.
horse out Of the well into which the
thoughtless equine had fallen he found
attached to one of its shoes a rusty
bucket containing more than 5000 ir
Spanish gold. The money Is supposed to
have belonged to a hermit whom legend
assigns residence IN the vicinity nifty OF
more years ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
Answers to Correspondents.

Mdry . Shca, - - =
though ten years old, was very much
interested in the fact that kept my
dresser drawer SO neat, and says it
will serve as a lesson to her. This
makes me very happy. She speaks of
liking "The Little School Teacher"
and made me remember how much
fun we had when that picture was
taken.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
AD.. M.ktn4.
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dancing partner. does not skate we'll and
she will continue to dance.
Maurice has not as yet made his public
appearance on skates but, like Vernon
Castle. the welI-known warrior and
bomb dropper. he is practicing every
day. Maurice is Belgian when there
was a real Belgium. and he learned to
skate on the canals Of his native lana.
He did a little private exhibition on the
tiny rink at the Biltmore and was imme-
diately offered a regular job at a big
tor and have an ice palace Of his own.
Francis y. Bushman, the idol Of the
movies. came over to New York this
week with his valet. his secretary and
his manager and installed himself in one
OF those rose-and-old-gold suites at the
Hotel Majestic.
While the informatio ono filters through
a censor. it is said that he Is to appear
In feature that Is now in course Of
preparation in one of the studios that
will knock 'em off their seats with
thrills.
Those who cannot get too many SEN
sations from the films will probably be
pleased over the new picture. 1t will
show THE Life and Death of Nurse Ca
vell'' and the author Of the scenario is
no less parsonage than the eminent
Hall Caine.
As an indication Of prosperity. 1t was
discovered last week by a reporter with
an eye for the unusual that three men
who have heretofore made q good living
conducting employment agencies are now
out Of job. TPey couldn't fhd appli-
War has furnished ideas for Christ
mas gifts. Cocktail shakers are now on
display that look like torpedoes and IL
used consistently Will have the same ef.
feet.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20
THE WOOLLY WEST.

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with
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20

Matte A. Thomas--is is cut
ting out the articles every day and
saving them in a big book. I only
hope | can write them so she will
always enjoy them. Yes, Lottie is
my own sister and Jack Pickford is
my brother
The Washington herald., 1915-12-20

That job you have been seeking would
probably find YOU II you stated your
qualifications with q few well-chosen
words IN the Want Columns. Dan .Ssyles.
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ipo og iDtti Mar gol>1n'cl, %ifriper
Wr. Sergen Sonlen ira Denn1arf,
isis aog ieg peo life hporlebes Set
mango @allge Diloe goaet Mig, bbis
get life Dab0e bpret for &urifo. Seq
bar ipg pg boboe tire 2nger. Mlt,
DC ajor0e for mig, bar at bebppe
mig theb Morfi1t. 9ereiter fit ieg
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af nit 5plten1, Morfinen inbbefot-
tet. Oette er lllt pn1trent fire %
tube Nor itben, % III bar beitol1oigt
i1ben babt @urifo / Sulet. Du1 bar
bGrd en- lo1lb @jplp til olle Iiber.
Seq res life on1 De fon lpie bpr
Sfrift 81 mii. !@llltr,1 % ieg bliner
gamle; men hi unbefoler <rifo n1eo
en- gob 5ambittigbe6."
Or 4Seters &nrifo er ct limpelt,
lGnge prpbet ltrtcmi6bel % er if.
at fau pod Mpotbefer. 5pecielle
Mgenter foripner Mlmenbe0en meo
ben. eller Sen fon fooes 6ireftc frc
Sobrifanterne, Or. Beter Sobrnep s
Cons g., 1876 81. Sopne Mpe.,
Chicago, SIl.
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,lere. D~erefter tilfgier BON 5igna.
'lernfnt % nofGrOiger 8asfet mel
tit NaDn % 5egI l,1t0cr. SO enoe.
zig it'll BET paategnes % befrafteS
al 9(mtsforitan6erelr. st aa0an1
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oct gpngenoe Dompifib eller
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til Sen bjen1lige 5ti igjen. oBeri=
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Ser bar at lie ODER Sonoipejlet.
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ban fife babbe nbtalt iorn pooitaoet
i be to Bla6e, men fun bobbe lugt>
at Solfene iful0e BUTTE poo, .ui
bbis BET bleb til Mlbor % III fou1
til at ltaa oberfor birfelige Slender,
Fiffelb1,er cller hben1 BET III, nuntte
hlibe, iao pil0e hi fp1rme til at 1tan
%oberfpr Wfobitonbere, ser bar Sol
batter / 0roets rette Soritanb, % Oct
bar ntaoife noget iom. hi blsbagtige
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prpbe, TIL ri bar blgoagttge, pg az
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be6 Statsfriesretten. Sen op{ele=
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Oberfrigsretten, bbor &eiuItotet og=
fac bIeb Srifin0el1e, bporefter S,,ss
pe1,iionen bleb b9bet.
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bere pg Snifere,

s ct SreD ira en- e1gellf officer,
iom 9iengibcs i tplfe &looe, gibes
Ser en- interesio11t SfiIDri11g al Sc
banifelige GerrGnforbolb, unber
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beofomn1elloe Cificer ifriper bl. a.;
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iorut for iig. 9liu1oet 1neb Sen
frpgtelige @eoe, De tropiife Megn=
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er, lom life j1it bibrager til al
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ret lmertefnlbe Soar. 81 fommer
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big Sore, tbi er mon f9rit olene !
Epfninqen, er ma1l laa go0t ION
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til Stationelt 6. . en- al,6en lfoo-
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get til Sange.
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%opcrbobeoet Ell Ma1leoe @Iefanter:
9er> % ogioa an6re lnerfelige 0pr
fol1l11er. ri / 9erpri11g mes. 5aa=
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el1fbaroig- &rofooille. gniferne
par ct par1sret Gog> % bor lprpnat
Ser11bonelinien, .ionl Dor blebet re-
pareref, / Suften beb bbiIfer 2ei=
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ten ben til set Steo, bpor jeq itoo.
men ga jeg pil6e 1moerlpge @ra}ro.
ten, fanot ieg FIN Sc itoffels sure,
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nf Bronaten.
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3ullxnh.

Sloebrano, v9eslelbjerggaoro"
peo 9annnel, tilb9renoe, 6. 2inb,
er neobrRn0t. Z 9elte> Tjerffraet %
5binene in6ebr9r1oR.
Gn 8abe fra 'Snsmrnbenc til
Soban Sfjplbborg. De iampirferoe
SnSmonosforeninger bolot Sen 16.
SSanuor Wpbe / Narb1rs for at for
banble ont &jebet al Ell Gjenbom til
9iateren Sobon 5fioIoborg. Mon
bar uoiet Ell imuft beliggenoe lille
@aaro nelleru &obro % Mariager.
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Gjen6pmslalg. Wrep Thrift
5eheel bar fjpbt Maoobeo ajers=
.goor0 peo Sorlens, %tilborenbe @nfe=
fru Mo3art Senlen, &jpbenbopn.
Sbertngellcn tier | 2pbet al Sor-
aaret.
Tplfefirfem. 5%pgneprelt for
8runoe Me11igbeo / &ibe 5tift, 81.
so. 9ttellen, er 11onebnt til tillige
at bore Yrobit for Mprbong pg Epr=
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me Stift.
Silifnb til pribate &califoler. 81
Sorp Mfobemis og 5tatens Iilltu>
til Sc .pribote &eolifoler er ser TO-
1914--t5 TIBET: =
|. 9ronningl1tnb pribote Mellcn-
lent og Meallfole 1900 &r., g. So
.lel1rs 5fole / 6r.bopn: 1900 &r.,
5inool prib. Welle1n= % Meolifole
HOO &r.
Snepeirct / Mllanb. Sra Nor
bus meboeles> at ben 1amlebe 5fo
Sc, lom 5nebejret bor %onrettet poe
uSpoif Selefonielifob"s 2e6ninger,
anlluas iii omtrcnt 10000 &roner.
s Morbus er $500 Eelefol1er al:
bruote eller 10 psf, % loo bel /
&jeb1teoerne 1oin pan 1tgrre 2ono=
centroler CT Ser procentbis ifet lige
flor 5fooe.
Gn Singiteplas til $4,000 &ro=
ner. Mage Mifolaiieu, ss@ejiergoor-
benz peb Bre11aa, bur 1plgt Ell Sing
lteplaq, tilfogt bos 5gre11len 5fifs
faro / @omoa paa oernes /. Brn=
mie=Soppc,, fol0et efter Bremie:
binglten r&ol1e"> til ell !Se1teabls-
.forening pcb @ejle for 145OO &ro=
:ner fo11tont pg $4,000 @roner poo
|@ilfoor.
Trc6cricia nDe @abu peo set tio=
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8irfeligbeb> i6et Bproo6et bar, ap=
proberet Oct of Sabnei11gel1igr Ba11l=
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jeff.
Oct er Weril1ge1L at Sopnen lful
funne toges / 8r,g 1, Sftober
1916, %. Mrbeibt CT oberbraget til
to frebericianife Sdmrerfirlnaer> ser
beo 2icitatioren i December bar Ia
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