Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-10

If Good Weather Continues Week
Will be Big One for
Autoists.
In order to accommodate the IN
creasing crowds at the Exposition, tive
evening vaudeville performances viii
be ileld each day allslnext week.
For the last three nights the theatel
has been crowded to- the doors, with
all standing room taken. Many :lave
not been able to see, the acts or the
movies at all. BY having the two
performances it will make mucn easi
er the viewing Of the exhibits. AZ
present the crowd going through the
building after the close of the uaude
vile has been 50 large as to make
passage Through the aisles difficult. !
Both Seer at Best.
With the new a;rrang cement, some
will visit the exhibit booths first and
the vaudeville later, while others will
do just the reverse. This viii mear
that both will be seen at their lbest
and with the greatest amount of com
fort to the visitors. @r
The directors have been put to con
siderable extra expense in adding tc
the number Of performances, but tails
move is directly In dine with the pol
icy Of not sparing expense when the
comfort and pleasure of the people Is
concerned. There is no fair or expo
|ssition that has developed free service
No the extent that this exposition Il
Nine SnoW-wtite Pomeranians.
The bill next week will be of the
same high order as last weeks. :,
will be absolutely different however;
the acts not only 'be different In name
and with different performers, but the
acts are Of different sssse raater. Ever,
one is a star act, hut the headlinel
from the standpoint of universal inter
est will probably be "'Tae Singers
Dogs"
Mine beautiful, snow.waite Pomer
anian performers will dance, poise
count and do numerous other
Stunts" These little dogs have been
on exhibition for the last two days
and, although they have not gone
through any of their performances
uney have been one of the big attrac
tions. @
Formerly With The eostonians.,
Miller, Packer and selz have an act
that is fright up to the top in any
company. They arc popularly known
as "The Crouch Killers They sing
dance and crack jokes. The girl ap
pears in the first part of tle act
dressed as a man and iler makeup
is so perfect thai few in the audience
guess the truth.
Katherine Moore was with The Bos.
tonians for. three seasons. She sings
and dances from Cpera to rag time
Dale and Webber are two dainty sing
ers and instrumentalists of exception.
al talent.
The Bumper Harvest movies and
other feature motion picture films will
be SHOWN throughout the week.
Music will ibe everywhere, as it was
last week. The Sioux Indian band
which has made real nit by the
spirited manner in which they play
their compositions, and tae other mu'
sical organizations will remain.
Auto Races Next Week.
Next week will be gala one for
autoists if this weather continues.
The first race will come off Tuesday
afternoonfi followed Immediately with
the hill.climbing contest. The free
for.all will be held Friday afternoon.
The mud the early part of the eak
kept automobile owners at nome, talt
Friday and Saturday, however,
brought many to Bismarck.
Despite the had weather out Of town
people have come in large numbers.
IThis is shown by che registrations at
the K!miball Piano company booth.
About half the names are of persons
living in other towns or from the
country.
Chief Red TomohaWk Arrives.
The demonstration of the DeLaval
clarifier by G.. w. Ranney, division
superintendent of the DeLaval Sepa.
rator company, brought many OF the
city officials to the Exposition. 1t
was success and MIR. Ranney be-
lieyes that several men furnishing the
city milk supply will purchase ma
chimes. Any dirt that may De in the
milk is pushed aside by centrifr,
force. It works much on the sat:ro
principle as the cream separator, only
the cream is not separated from the
milk and more Of the dirt is.
One Of the Indians to arrive yester-
day was Chief Red Tomahawk, wbc'
vas accompanied b. his sen, Francis
Red Tomaiawk, a former member o.
the Carlisle Indian football team. He
was in the team when it paved Min
uesota.
Hjob School Students Visit Expo.
The judging in the fancy work and
art department will commence ear
shis week. The Judging rc,rhnittee
consisting Of Miss Dueila Peet, Mr.
o. Holta and Mrs. Olaf NeiNsen. NJ
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