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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
BROADWAY.

"a Daughter Of Maryland" is a
great mutual all-star photoplay fea-
turing Edna Goodrich at the Broad
way this week, together with a Christie
comedy and one reel of war news and
five vaudeville acts. Thanksgiving day
amusement seekers packed the house
at all performances yesterday after
noon and evening The photoplay is
one OF the strongest presented in many
weeks. The vaudeville bill is made
up of high-class talent thruout San
try & Norton have splendid novelty
whirlwind dancing act, presenting new
feats in dancing. Aliens original
Cheyenne Ministries bring down the
house In their act Untitled Cowboy
Life at Midnight" Other acts include
Carl Clayton, the yodeling minstrel;
Terry q Elmer, comedy singing: and
the Gerber Sisters, singers and dane
erS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
"2O, 900 Leagues Under the Sea. ;

sV,VVO tfU.utS thutf tft >tU.
Truly this is wonderful picture
One can hardly help doubling If one
or two of the scenes are genuine, yet
there they are before your eyes, and
Williamson Brothers. whose invention
made the achievement possible, say
they stand ready to forfeit big sum
of money to anyone proving they were
rot made rs claimed, at the bottom OF
tho ocean.
The mysteries of the deep are opene
before you in a manner so realistic
that you are astounded and hewildered
and you find yourself continually ask
ing, "ls II really possible?" You sse
man-eating sharks, n giant octopus,
trees and everything the ocean con-
tains-just outside the window from
which the camera operated
The submarine scenes were obtain d
by means Of an invention on the order
If an immense casing, the sides of
which were of heavy glass several
inches thick. This was lowered tC the
bottom of the ocean and from within
II the ubiquitous camera snapped the
scene.
The plot of Jules Vcrne's famous
novel is used and provides the vehicle
that holds the interest thru the two
hour production. A thread Of anothe
Island" is woven In and the closinG
of an original conception framed to
give logical denouement to the
whole. Altogether, these make up a
plot that sustains interest thruout.
AS the maior portion of the subma-
rlne views arc completed one feels
that he has already had his moneys
worth. but here the action jumps back
into the story, which becomes so
gripping that the spectator cannot
leave
One must sec the entire pictures TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
BASIS FOR "RED ACEp SERIAL.

Platinum is one OF the most valua =
BILE minerals in the world at the pres
ent time. IT is being used extensively
In the manufacture of munitions OF
war. Platinum forms the setting for
the Universal 16-chapter serial. THE
Red Ace" which will be run at the
Lyric theater, starting on Sunday. De-
cember 3.
4 diamond In a platinum setting is
on appropriate description of this
latest OF all Universal serials. mas
much as the ace OF diamonds has been
chosen as It's advertising trademark.
Marie Walcamp, the daredevil of
the screen. will star In 'The Red Ace"
and from present indications 1t seems
more than likely that she Will add irI-
meastirably to the laurels which she
won In that other Universal serial.
which Is still among the most popular
on the market today-"Liberty."
The Red Ace" was written and di-
rected by Jacques Jaccard. who per-
formed both OF these important serv-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30

Grasp the gcrScc cGsncss OF the prS6uc-
ton. There are SO many wonderful
things about IL that they cannot all
be enumerated
Perhaps tho most unbelievable scene
of all is that of the battle between the
giant octopus and a native OF the trul.-
les who fClls overheard and finds HIM
self in the monsters tentacles He
fights desperately for freedom but
Eradually is wound into the fanss Of
the octopus until Captain Memo
leaves his submarine with an Ak and
chops tho victim loose. There is no
doubt that virtually all the scenes
under water are genuine and were
made Just as represented. but one Is
left in doubt as to this extraordinary
scene with the octopus Yet IL rs so
realistic that as YOU look upon IL YOU
almost absolYc yourself from doubt.
Whatever you may decide about the
octopus, you will agree that ;his is
the wonder film of all time. The bot
tom OF the ocean views are so in
structive and educational that they
alone are worth the admission price
There are maLy reasons why every
one should see this picture-the only
one of the kind ever made. IL is the
most remarkable thing the camera
has done and IL Jules Verne could
come back to life and see it he would
have to bow to the movies. When he
wrote go. 600 Thousand Leagues I'm
der the Sea" some forty years ago
his imagination was looked upon as
the widest dream human mind
could have. Yet everything he
dreamed is a reality brought out In
the film production of his novel.
The photography. considering the
difficulties under which 1t was done, is
remarkably clear. Indeed. the camera
surmounted every obstacle in its path
and the sub-ocean scenes are an eX.
traordinary triumph.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
SNAPSHOTS FROM THE
SClsEEN.

Douglas Fairbanks and Billy Sunday
met on the diamond in an exhibition
game out In California and the Fair
banks team won, l to o. 1t was a
benefit performance and ten thousand
persons witnessed II. Among the
players on the Fairbanks team was
the noted wrestler, stranger" Lewis
Tom Kennedy. former pugilist. and
other notables. Reverend Billy got
to third base once but with two out
the batter struck out. Doug" was
carried off the field on the shoulders
of his admirers.
A Fox press agent claims that pro-
ducer is paying Jane Lee. his child
star, $4,000 a year. She and her
sister Katherine are press -agented"
as the Fox Baby Grands."
Oh heavens! While Dorothy Dalton
was working in a fire scene in the
Paramount studio the other day an
amateur fireman became excited and
turned the hose on her dressing room
and one of Dorothy's most beautiful
and costliest gowns" which was
hanging just inside. was ruined.
Neysa McMein, who produces the
colored cover pages for many of the
popuidf Hhd6dHiiies, says tHe HidTNel-
Gus expression Of Mae Marsh's face
quite baffled h when she made her
drawing of the famous star for one Of
the big monthlies. The artist dubbed
her the chameleon of the screen"
Critics have been quite put to 1t In
their efforts to describe Miss Marsh's
wonderful expression. Claire Wallace
Flynn, In the Ladies' World, calls her
"a youthful Ellen Terry" Janet
Priest named her the whim girl Of
the films" Another found her de
liciously amusing in one picture and
in the next she "wrings the heart with
pity of angels" II. j. McCoy's de-
scription Of Miss Marsh, however, has
been utilized more than any other:
The girl with thousand faces"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
Empress Vaudeville.

The headline act on the Empress
vaudeville. bill for the latter half of
the week is that of Hodge and Ken
nedy. Hodge, is a droll comedian who
amuses without effort. He put over
many big laughs on the THANKSGIVING
crowds yesterday, but one wondered
how really funny he would be with a
better skit. The Braminos have a
musical act in which they introduce a
lot of new novelties and the Four Bel
monts have a whirlwind spinning act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
A Car Load of Apples

There Is on display at Traders No.
4 at 105 East First street, a carload
OF fine cooking apples. They will take
pleasure in showing them to you. See
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30

that is unusual. Foley and O'Neil. In
songs and dances. and Delmore and
Moore complete the bill. Mollie King
is on the screen in her latest episode
of THE Seven Pearls"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-30
The Screen.

MAJESTIC: The big submarine
super-film extraordinary, Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" in
eight reels.
PALACE: Charles Ray in "rhe
Son of His Father" and a Hearst
Pathe news reel.
Strand: "Rasputin. the Black
Monk" with Montague Love and June
Elvidge and an all-star cast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
FAVOR RIM TAX DoDeER.

n n reliably reported that q owe
men, is on foo, TO have passed by the
present legislature a law TO cancel all
taxes and tar liens for all wears prior
10 1919. II - not known for certain
who IL standing sponsor for sue a
law. neither has q been revealed just
what Is expected TO be accomplished
by having a measure OF the kind mem
toned on the statute books OF the
state. But Il savors strongly OF big
tax dodRers and corporations. they
being the only one that could posi-.
bly, hope to profit TO am great extent
through the enacting OF n law Of that
Kind. Us a ~fcrSsone conclusion that
the poor Eee9cr. who's taxes amount
TO $4,000 or 5000 a year is not going
"a spend any time trying to get the
legislature 10 wipe out his just debts
BY statute.
Just why those who are fostsrinr
the idea Sc, 1919 as the dead line Is
not stated. Perhaps they thought that
TO go hack too FAR would appear too
rank. and decided that half a loaf
would be better than no loaf az all.
There IS . large o OF uncoi-
Iected taxes In the state. II D. esti-
mated that in ene county alone.
should u Law Of he kind in question
be passed. $4,000 in unsolicited taxes
would be wiped off the slate. In other
counties the amoun would be less.
while in still others II would probably
be greater. But whatever 1t Is. We
hope the Legislators will not be silly
enough TO give serious oonsid grafton
20 passing a law that will have M ef-
feet of deprivins the various counties
OF the delinquent taxes to which they
are entitled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
THAT TRADE

The Rotary Club has appointed a
ommittee to consider the propriety OF
Albuquerque running "A trade excursion
covering the state of New Mexico
pretty we'll and going as far east as
Amarillo. Texas. II is doubtful IL any.
thing would be gained by going that
far east. but an excursion OF the kind
mentioned. taking In as much OF the
state as possible. could result in no
other way than beneficial 10 the Duke
City.
Trade excursions have become Inn
mensely popular during the last few
years. Practically all the wide awake
cities in the country have sent out
trade pullers OF this kind. and with
some cities 81 has become an annual
custom. Perhaps in no other way.
considering the expense involved. al
so much advertising be gotten and
permanent good deprived as from such
an excursion. Merchants are thus en-
abled 60 meet their customers person
ally and add new customers TO their
list. The name OF the city promoting
the excursion is heralded far and near.
You cause people TO talk about you
and leave the impression that your
home city Is a live one. In fact. there
are dozens OF Ways by which pefman-
ent good will accure from an excursion
OF that kind.
We hope the Rotarians will meet
with sufficient announcements to war
rant the idea being carried out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13

he fastsned az homo. n Il is doubtful
if there Is enough, hay and grain raised
at present. But Il seems like a plan
could be devised whereby considerable
of this feeding In other states could
be eliminated.
As was 30 ably pointed n by Dean
Carlyle. Colorado q bull, up It's sheep
feeding Industry BY feeding New Mex
leo lambs. for which there can be no
possible excuse. We have the climate.
soil and other essentials required to
grow sufficient feed for tho livestock
and We shouia. by al means strive TO
attain that end as quickly as possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
MOTHER! DON'T TAKE
CHANCES IF CHILD'S
TONGUE IS COATED
if Cro--. rc, cri-h, sick. bilious. clean
little liver and
bowels.

\ laxative today saves r. siek child
tomorrow. children Simply will not
take the time from play 60 empty their
bowels, which hotomc elogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue. Mother 10 coat
cd or your child Is l~istlcss. cross. fever
.ish. breath had. restless. doesn't eat
heartily, full Of cold. or has sore .hroat
or any other ch!ldren's aiimeut give
"a toaspoonful OF california syrup 81
Figs then don't worry. .ecausc il ~
perfectly harmless. and In q few hour,
all tins constipation poison. sour bile
and fermenting waste viii gently move
cut OF the bowels. and you have a well.
playful child again. \ thorough "iu-
side cleansing ~ oltimes all that O.,
necessary. II should be the first tro8,.
mcnt given in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit rig syyup-.
Ask your druggist for q 50-eeut bottle
OF california Syrup % Figs which
has fun directions FOR babies. children
OF all ages and Tor grown-ups plainly
.prlrtcd o. the bottle. LOOK carefully
and see that IL .s made hy the cali
fornia Fig syrup COMPANY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
ALAMOGORDO MAN IS
GROUND TO PIECES
UNDER CAR WHEELS
@. r. White, for Eighteen Years
q Resident Of Lincoln County,
Struck Down by Moving Train
and Meets Instant Death.

Alamogordo. >. NJ. Jan. IA
most horrible accident occurred
Thursday morning a few minutes at
ire : o'clock In the AlamoFordo switch
yard. In which Charlie II. White was
instantly killed.
Mr. White. as has been his custom
for several month since taking his
farm about four miles southwest OF
Alnmogordo. was coming e. town Tor
his days work, In "A Ford car. lie arr
rived al the west track of the yard
which IL the switch FOR the saw mills.
and apparently did not see that au
engine and string Of seventeen cars
were backing down into the mill
yards. The esiucer Nhistlcd as
Warming and the conductor 81 the
train. who was ON top, yelled at Mr.
White. hut ~ that track has scarcely
been used until lately and Is not Of.
ten used az the present time. the UNI
auspecting man was not looking up
the track.
Ills auto got about half way across
the track and the car caught he au-
90 Just about where MI White was
'%.ittiug The auto and occupant Wcr"
carried on for more than one hundred
feet by the momentum OF the train a-
the air was not coupled and the train
could not be- stopped soouer MI.
white was terribly mutl1tcd.' the
neck hcing nrukcn n nearly sever
ed from the body, the limbs were
broken as were many other bones ~
the body. 10 is the opinion Of those
who saw the body that death must
have been instautlneous The force
of the collision tore the Ford auto
90 small scrap.
n has been MIR Whites custom to
bring several OF his grandchildren To-
town with him iu the mornings but
fortunately this morning there was
no one with him. ~ b. probable. how
ever that II there had been others tho
train would have been seen and lll
would have gotten across the track.
%.afcl,.
4 ~coroucr's inquest after iuyc~ti-
LttIng the matter cXpnetatcd the
traiumen from blame boz the matter
Tho deceased came TO Aiamugurou
bout eighteen ear age from Penn
syiNaniu and has been i resident hero
since thu, time. For the greater part
Il the time he has been in thu COM
tracing business and for the past
several years has operated q wool
working shop uu Pennsylvania awe
nue..
charlie White was alvays kuowu
here az q genial and good hearted cit-
izeu and omonr his near associate
o. good uCishbor. SEQ far t- known h"
Iun mot tu enemy Iu ~, world H.
was always ready 90 DO hIs mite Zoo
any move for the good az the COM
muuity.
m. .-H.. 20 A.. Nt"IUH- ...HH H. F.".
uBtl Monday. awaiting the arrINSl ~
has daughter. Mrs Fred BENDER from
| Scotia, California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
ADAMsON INTRODUCES NEW BILL

A bin 20 sfrens shen n presen
elght-hour law and 10 provide eompul
sorry arbitration . o prevent railroad
strikes has been introduced in th'
house BY Representative Adamson Of
Georgia. chairman Of the house com
mIttce on interstate m Mr.
AaamNon has regarded scnate actor
on the railroad program as so lone
delayed that further waiting rs mad
visable.
The senate Is proceeding so slowly
not yet having begun the c%onsidera-
tion OF any OF the Appropriation bills.
that the house committee IN CHARGE
Of the railroad iesislation a deter
mined 20 press { completion in the
house a. soon as possible h entire
program desired by the president.
The new bill Incorporates features
in legislation framed By Senator New
lands. but not yet introduced in the
senate. n strengthens and qualities
the eighs-hour law already passed by
providing tina. railroad employees may
work overtime with tho specific ap-
prevail OF I've Interstate commerce
commislon. which Is TO prescribe all
exceptions and tolerancea under the
eight-hour requirements In even, Of
h failure Of mediation in cases OF
~ontroversl between the railroads
and their employees. both sides must
notify the president and the board Of
mediation. A board OF inquiry shall
then b created by the president.
which shau ascertain all facts. and
within three months report a econ
mendation fer the settlement OF the
controversy.
Pending the final report OF the
special board Of inquiry, Il will be
unlawful for any one TO institute :
strike or lockout. II strengthens its
general provisions BY a clause author
ixing the president 10 commander
and operate the lines OF common car
rlsrs in certain emergencies. This
provision. according 10 an explana-
zion by Judge Adamson. would pre-
vent the blocking OF m and
would give the president the control
OF the roads for military necessity. In
other words. IL the railroads and en-
ployes and the mediation board and
board OF inquiry all failed 10 straight
en- out differences that may arise. the
government would take over the OPP
Grafton OF any particular line itsolm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
Blancett VIII Have
Nurse to Accompany
Him to New Mexico

Santa re. y. NJ. Jan. 13.-Elbort "
Blancctt. charged with the murder uf
clyde u. Armour IN Santa Fc county
oh October 20. Is to be brought 90
Santa Fe very soon.
This Is the information given today
by Attorney Melvin T. Dunlayy repre-
senting the Armour family. who re-
ceived q telegram from chief ~ Pc
lice j. X. Galusha, of Albuquerque.
now In Olympia. Wash, stating 3hat
the governor % Washington had or
dercd Blancett's %extradition to New
Mexico as sou ms Blancett is physic-
ally able 10 travel. Blancctt h. still
I'm q hospital in Friday lIarhor. Wash.
suffering from a self-inflicted gun
shot wound in the neck.
Mr.. Galunha states that Blancctt
can be moved Immediately provided
a nurse accompanies him on his trir
To- New Mexico. Mr. Dunlavy has
wired back that he will dcfray the exc
.pcusc OF "a nurse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrd's Black raughs.

McDuti, Val suffered for severL
years" says Mrs. ]. b. Whitaker, Of
This place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 10 try
nediord's Black Draught. which | did,
and found Il 10 be the best family medi-
cine for young and old.
keep Black raughi on hand ali the
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me Tor a dose, and II
does them o good Than any medicine
they ever Tried.
We never have a long spell Of sick
ness In our family, since we commenced
usiHg Black Dfaught."
Thediord's Black Draught ~ purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 fegu.
ate weak stomschs, aid digestion. re-
lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
iymptoms.
II has been In constant use for more
han 10 years, and has benefited more
han a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draughi. Price only sc. Get .
package to-day. &C ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-13

signal copper property OF the Pre-
c'ous Metals Exploration company. OF
which e. W. Carter OF this city Is
president. has Just been sold TO Ray
mond Bell and G. $. Peterson, OF the
brokerage house OF G. 5. Peterson a
Co.. OF El Paso. for u consideration
OF $4,000.
This property has teen idle FOR a
rumber Of years and since 1907 only
the assessment work has been kept
up. Recently, however. in sinking m
incline shaft ON the vein. a fourteen
foot ore shoot was uncovered at n
depth Of sixty feet. This ore shoot Is
In place solidly between walls and
assays across the face on an average
OF three 10 six per cent copper. with
"a picked sample from two feet Of
high grade copper on the hanging
wall ~assayins 1920 per cent copper.
$3.50 In silver and So IN sold per
ton.
Up 20 1907 the white signal prop.
erty which N located In the Burro
mountains OF Grant county, New Mex
!co. was owned by a syndicate Of CAL
ifornia capitalists and when they got
caught In the panic Of that year. work
vas stopped on the property over
night. However. before being COM
PEELED 10 stop work they hid sunk a
15O-foot double compartment shaft
on the vein with the object la Wow
OF going 20 a depth % SOC feet aud
prosecuting to the vein. This shaft
Is well cased with California redwood
timbers and II nov nlled about ninety
feet with water. IN sinking this
shaft good grades % milling ore were
encountered In several places and "
Is the intention 90 the new owners
&c carry u the plans Of the old com
pany and in addition complete about
$500 feet Of new WORKINGS In block
ing ont the ore body. a shift Is now
work drifting on the high grade
ore shoot In the new SHAFT and this
viii be hoisted and shipped To- the
smclter 20 take advantage OF this pres
cnt nigh price of copper.
The White SIGNAL property - one
that has been known FOR wears u
Is situated on AN immense white
quartz dyke hat runs through tho
country for miles ana can hc traced
directly into the Burro mountain
property Of the Pheips-Dodge com
pauy no Tyrone II lies on the south
side Of the Big Burro mountains just
opposite the famous AustIu-Amaz1u
pepper property which Inns just opcr-
cd pn enormous high grade body 90
ore ana which has been the sensation
Of the stock market the past fcU
weeks.
Mcsrrs Rel and Peterson arc pre-
pairing Co Incorporate "a new rome
pany the Burru CrHudc Copper com-
pany for the development Of this
property ana will incorporate under
the laws u the state 81 Sew Mexico
shortly.