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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-05

On or about December LIST, the prices of
Studebaker cars.--both the FOUR and
the SIX-.-will be advanced from SIS to
500 over prevailing prices r." j.. .. =.
In the face Of the rapid increase in the ::
Y cost 81 the raw materials entering into ~
the construction Of Studebaker cars, pres.
q ert prices have been maintained. But
!, now condition. in the industry have
reached point where Studebaker is
forced to add substantial increase to
these prices. ":,as| s.*o .y~>@ 81
For the past eighteen months there
have been rapid advances in the cost of
all materials entering into the manufac.
ture Of automobiles.--especially on steel
of all kinds, pig iron, castings, stampings,
sheet metal, aluminium, leather and up
holstering materials And these advances
range all the way from 40 ol50 per- cent.
Studebaker has always been satisfied
with small margin Of profit---and you
may rest assured that, even with SUBJ
stantial increase over prevailing prices,
both the FOUR and the SIX will still be
the most powerful seven-passenger cars in
the world at their prices. And you will
still have to pay from $500 to $500 more
to equal them in power, roominess, econ
omy, beauty Of design, and all-round de-
pendability.
Our allotment Of studebaker a the pres
prices is very limited and likely to
exhausted at time &c. you want
from SIS to $780, urge you ...
:f> -. -&.e
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-05
Ruth Soper, Who Sent Marry.
ing Parson" to Jail, Awaits His
Parole So They May Wed.

Owatonna, Mimi, Nov. "A wOm-
ans love has filtered into cell in the
federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan,
reminded broken-spirited man that
life is worth living and inspired him
to make fight for liberty!
Ruth SOper-there is no MRS." be-
fore her name--is the f0rgiving wom-
all who has undertaken to win a pa
role for James Morrison Darnell, call
ed "the marrying parson" and father
OF her three-year-old child, Jimmie
A petition for Darnell's parole has
been filed and Darnell has appeared
before the parole board. II the
wheels Of law turn rapidly, Darnell
and Miss Soper may be married by
Christmas.
Then Ruth SOper will have a hus-
band, her baby will have a name and
Darnell, known as 'the man OF many
loves" will have the love of a wife
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-05

most OF the publishers contracts for
paper are about to expire. Contract
prices rose this year from less than
81 per hundredweight to So and
$3.50, and on current market purchas-
es the publishers have paid 81 OIL
more for paper bought in the same
way prior to January ], for between
81 and SO.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-05

iety concerning his death and for that
reason the coroner was called His
remains We're taken IL Richardton for
intermenf Yesterday afternoon on No,
r.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

nis laughs. or in the paflence of the stage ne never missed bCt.
 Do ycur knoW that It Is sometimes very funny to take three steps Co the right and make a sudden stop while two steps or one wolldnt be fanny. Well that is Nha- q comedian must know. How 10 calculate the exact movement to arouse laughter and eliminate everything that intcrferes with this exaCtness So you see. the tunnicr a man ls. ,he more you can be sure thathe is a trained. accurate thinker. who knuus not only all about himself bat all there Is to know about you when you the one ai trat hungry mob we call an audience.
 ! suppose sou wonder where Charlie Chaplin learned .i this. lie comes from 8 family pf English percentage ai ists These rc"fse study and Wuri and train from au early ag and 70 acquire the sure't and accuracy of acrobais or sharpshooters. Oar Amer iDan actors do uut go tarouEn this fine training and su We see our home products sometimes making you laugh end sometimes uot. The f1d that you always laugh a; Charlie Is a sure proef thJt hu knows first hos he made you do f
 't supuose yor are swing Ali very well hut Hhat haf tfat got a. do with petrota who make y9u ,ry as many times for dime a Charlie
 fuu vii see it yourself f Tot ih.nk 10 minute. IllglinT. crying hating thrilling. all the resrlts Of ,lc same tnins-an emotion aroused and MBe PttroNA tciua. A. rIiea4ii cN4uluLe uf
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
The Mediator" a. the Lamars this
 We-k


 X brand ueH vicp os tae west Is furnished he public in William Fox HeE pnotoplay tor George Walsh.
 The Mediator" st tine Lamara this week It's western drama that is different one tli of ra pid action ana puninf humor. aith its central char acier man who loves p-lce 90 much that he Is willing to fight for it
 Incidentally. he finds it he essary % do so
 The nan is IIsh Henley George Wdsh). a rrospcct"r who lives in an Nizona town. and who has adopted he nickname of The Mediator" be- cause # descrihes h.s character He hegins the story hy shooting and Nolndiur ihe village bully. Illllc HIg- Bins tLcc Nillardl. Who gets insalt,N1 nen l-isl orders eody-pOu. instead Of straight stuff Then Iish is sa sorry at what he has done tha; he sends flowers to B.ll in thc hospital
 Hiil. gar;efsl. tells Lish tnat he k Soing Co start g. new life when he gets well. lie is going to seek uut his wife. Martha Pear Eimorei. from whom be has been estTauged, and Vlo is now Jrlng in Peaceful ilill. California.
 Peaceful Hill Must Be Peaceful"
 The name of the place attracts Lish. He decides that Peaceful Hin is the place for him. go he sells his mine and starts out for the California town with his burro and company His first 1top is Keswick. a mining town in which there is strike. Lisl. with his hatred for fignting finds the l&der fjames Marcusl and knocks him senseless. After tfat the strike is etouped
 Arriving Peaceful Hll. I.ish i'm nediately enquiries for Martha Hig- gin aud finds that she is the cook 9t fhc hotel He tells her that Bill has mended his ways and tries 10 arouse her interest in her husband Trouble Finds Lish Aoain He is just beginning to believe that 1 Peaceful Hin is worthy of it's npme when he learns trat the bully he had | knocked seuselevs at kcswick calle Peaceful Hill his home The bully arrives with hi3 gang and upon see ] ing Lish decides to pay him back for old scores. They frame up 9 way to get Lish and gre overheard by Mag gle fJuarita Hanscn). the waitress at
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
WONDER PICTURE AT THE LION

The week to open today at the Lion Is marked by some of the test movie material that the management
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

of that cosy little house has been able io secure since it changed owners.
 "Tle Stranger from SomeWhere' heads tie week for sunday and Mon dav and is followed Tuesday by Haw- ihcrns Scarlet Letter" done for pictures by the Pathe people and served inder the tirie ot me lorv.f It is a graphic story of "in- tolerance taud rivals in interest the D. W. Griffith spectacle. save that 1t gets it's punch registered inside Of flfe reels instead of dragging over twelve 10 tell the same story Of A Mother and ;he Law" mother fighting for her child. fighting fo- fair play before the world and so rirtv foI the tabv of her breast The -haatcer of -he God fearing woman who measures everything 5y her mar row rule j., a product of every com muni'y and this one has its counter aait With The PiIorv" will be shown ;hc eighth episode of the Shielding Shadow"
 on Thursday ard Friday perhaps tho nOst notable pciUrization of ih. 'urrcni mcnth will be served. the plendia emotional actress, Clara Kimtall Young in Vitagraph picture
 Aiv Official Wife" which the Mo ton Picture News Of December l6th says is the product that started Clara kimball Young on her way to siardOm. IL ;s further enhanced bp he fact that Earl Williams is the rnaie lead opposite Miss Young
 4 big surprise Is i1 store Tor ire Saturday preceding Christmas while 'hanlin in his latest comedy "The Rink. s the Christmas annoa nee E,nt
 The lloD Win have It's new seat e1ulpmoni it is th0urhf 4* The h.ai- nN-week and with it's two machines policy of no advertisements and spe-
 isi incidental music it Will -he man 1gemeni thinks. take rank as the best auinppe@ and most ciiified picture house in the state
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
News of the Theaters, Music,

can well speak for herself and here is what she says;
 When l was asked the other day. who were my favorite movie stars, answered Mme olga Petrova and Charlie Choplin. This serious and well intended statement on my part was greeted by a howl of mirth and so in self defense, 1 explained why classed those two together and placed them on the some plane of stardom. Why they even work along the same method and belong to the same school tt tecnniQue. |, never occurred to you, that Charlie Chaplin had any definite method in his work But he has and it is so exact and so, thoroughly master of his technique that is the real reason he always accomp- l!shcs his intention and always gets
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
obsrtofter ir New Nor1

The city of New York which has never been quite snre that it had a first class symphony org hesua of is own admitted in al iis most critical voices il heard ore in the Minneapolis organizatiou
 Following the appeara nee of the Minneapolis symphony Orehestrl 'rhich will appear in Phoenix. F,h- .-uary ?. in Carnegie hall last winter. Henry Krehhici Of the Tribune de- ciarcd !; to he ~onc e our very bet preaniaations" and it- music real re- frcshrnonis" Henderson oC tho Sun found in Conductor Obertcffer "a real tempcramenC and ,n his method "a sweep and virilitv which are decidedly communicative and which put a reel
 iiality into the playing of his men"
 Neltzcr Of the American vent even
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

tho European school of thorough training in actins nas just as SUI a onpWledge of how to make you cry. as Charlie las for making you laugn. 70 there you are-insy both do their wura w!th the knowledge 9f their art themseives. and you. that We find oriy among the truly great and that Is the result or long intcl- llgent training Of unusually talented eople. And your Eammet of emo lions responds to their work as surely "s musical instrument responds to the master who touches it,
 50 sou see. Chaplin Peirova. Bern ndrdt. Paderisai, all who make us respond. are among the truly great. Ja ycu think go too. or. am l talking ..u.ans-9
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

further He placed Mir. Oberhoffer's organization next to the Boston Sym phony Orchestra in artistic perfection ahd was tempted to say that no orchestra had equalled" the one from the middle west.
 When an organization only twelve years of age and mailing from the middlcwcst can enter tie grea:er mu- seal arena of the east on eqaal terms with the Boston Symphony, special reason must lie behind the situation only a prodigious talent could have produced in dozen years -a success comparable with that which Col. Hig- ginson's carefully Iostered organida - uon has achieved in thirty years The Boston orchestra has had more time and more money and vet the Mime apolis organization under it's remark able conductor Emil Oberholfer ap- pears to have accepted the handicap and sprinted mp alongside it's famous competitor
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

the ho;el. She honTs an old erudge against the bully. warrhs Lish to look o~, Ior i4in, .ano Jim revolver under q napkin. A-fight follows and ! lsh is again victorious over the bully and his gang.
 4nls b ,ho lesinnlne of a love af- fair between Maggie and Lish. Learn ing that he is a prospector. she asks him to- heln work claim that had been left her by her father. They fcc de tus go into partnership.
 Tie Bully, cnraeed at having been twice licked bv Llsh. makes another effort tO get even with him and to get him out of tho SO that a ship mcnt of rich ore from q neighborine mine may be stolen The bully and his sirong-arm crew take Lish up into thc mocntains 10 kin him. but he escapes and gets backto his camp
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
TIE FAVORTTES
 OF AN ACTRESS

Josephine Dillon, the clever young actress who delighted Phoenix play goers during her recent arrangement Aere, and. who is now on the road Nith the Lorch Stock company. de- clares that her favorte film stars are Mme, Olga Petrov;t and Charlie Chap lin.
 Furthermore she declares their methods are alike. But Miss Dillon
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
WARNER AS PRINCE WHO RE
 NOUNCES 4 THRONE

fhe Triangle Kay-B play "A Nag- ai,nt Prince starring ". E War ncr which will hc seen at the t7 zopa theaier, concerns Prince Tonic of Boihslia who. tired of the pomp ard neitincSs of the little Balkan longs to venture out in the great world geek sdN eRtures and forget court etiquette. On the day of his beirothai to the Princess Athalia da ig ter or neighooring monarch. tlLs feeling Of evaporation becomes acute. Slipping away from his suite. he wanders from the castle, tc|
 rsathc the air Of the outside world. While in this mood he chances upon a wandering artist. Burton Randall of san Francisco. who EympathiZes with him. and urges him 70 iourne oIt into the great world of ad- venture
 The Prince slips away from the castle and some time later arrives in San Francisco on sailing ship as ar or'Fnary seaman With his sailor frien6s. he spends his first night asl'ore ia one of the music halls on the Baroary coast Fluffy, a young and fascinating dancer is .usulted hv spud Murphy, the political boss of the district. Tonic comes to her rescue and after q free -for-all fight lands in prison ceu
 sticks by her rescuer. finds that tho only man ne knows Tn san faencla~. Is the artist. Burton Randall. She finds Hardall. who comes tc Lbe rescue of the prince. and takes Tonic and Fluffy olcN to trc DO1cin n quarters he occupies. where he in- stalls them with T coterie of artists in set of dingy studios. Tonic is fitted out with foils and parapher- nalie, and gives fencing lessons. Ihes" arc happy days for the emanciapted priace. who falls deeply in iosc ~.,h Flvffy
 While tle prince is pursuing his romance there are great happ, p,ninEs in Rothalia. The king and crow prince have been assassinated. e and che missing Tonic is heir to tho throne. The Rothalian embassy man. ages to trace ToniO to hls bon n mir anu brings diplomatic pressure to force him to break his ioin .,ee with Fldffy and return to P'fhal'a But love is stronger than diplomacy, and after a struggle with hls minis tcrs Tonic decides to renounce his allegiance 10 BOthalia and take to tha open read with Fluffy.
 Warmers supporting east includes such Ttiargle favorites as Dorothy Dalton. Roy Ladlaw, Chas. K. French. I Frank Burke and Agnes Herring.
 WONDER PICTURE AT THE LION The week to open today at the Lion Is marked by some of the test movie material that tho mana cement
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
At the Isie

Tonight will be the last opportunity 10 seq Brands the worlds greatest underwater escape king. He has been @prearine at the Isis for the past week. Alaska Jack will also be on the program. Jack is known as one. of the most famous guides of tho frozen north and has world Of anecdotes gnaranteed to please any audience. There will also be q good nrosr"m Of pictures. never shown in Phoenix before. Born of the PeO- plc" featuring Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. picture filled with action and thrills. There will also be an L. ko comedy entitled "Gertie's Awful Fix a scream from start To finish
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

fiy nrmc icst In time tn thwar' the robbery plans ln ;re fight tillt lol- lows he ~ wounded Maggie nurses him hatk to hc1iin. and his old friend Bnl Higgins now reformed comes to Peaceful Wlil ard is recon ciled with Martha
 The bullS's sang Is rounded up and he Mediator and ss bride rema in al peace with the world at Peaceful ffri
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17
karel Havlicek Comiru

Announcement has been made of the proiecteL visit to Phoenix of Karal Havlicek. violinist on the evening of February ninth. There Will also ba a matinee the following afternoon. both appearances To be at the Woman's club HaVhcck is Russian hv birth. ;his being his se ond trip to this country He has heen playing with ih@ Boston Symphonv orchestra. The local appearance will be under the auspices and for the benefit of the Womans Relief, J. w. owens Corps No l
 With MT. Hayliccll is Maivina Fhr- ich, the gifted young American pian- isl who made he- debut two years ago. Paui Parks baritone win also bc on the program
Arizona republican., 1916-12-17

Mcclure pictures announce that the first oi the seven deadly sins will be released on Monday. January & Ann Murdock will be the star Following this release will le six others. each one deadly sin. It seems as though some friendly Pandora ought to open box of blessings to oounteract all of these deadly sins which arc to he released on a helpless public. Lest one labor under d misrepresentation the first deadly sin is Envy" In the series will be Holbrook Blinn, Char .lotte Walker. Nance O'Neil and H. E. Mnrnar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-28
PRINCESS CAR
Exhibited at Show BY Gala Mitchell.
is Classy Machine and is Attract
ing Much Attention.

The Princess-here is a car worthy
OF It's name. There Is nothing freak
lsh in its make up. II is an automo-
pie which combines most effectively
beauty OF form and efficiency of me
chanism. Every detail Is planned and
designed and built with an eve 10 sim.
plicity. and the elimination Of use
less weight it is a car Of scientific
light. weight giving maximum OF
speed and endurance. with minimum
OF cost
The Princess Is a reasonable priced
car. u is primarily pleasure car and
i l- BUILT for the road with VIM.
But apart from the distinctive appear
an'e OF IN" Princess critical exam
nation OF It's mechanism Will snow
that this car is thoroughbred The
motor D. Of an - head. four cylind-
ers. The cylinders are Of high grade
cast iron with detachable head. max.
ing the operation of removing carbon
simple one. The drive is a sileu.
chain for magnetic. cam shaft and
starting generator This advance con
~trucuon eliminates an timing gears.
Enumeratins the good points of the
Princess is an endless task
Gala Mitchell has the agency Tor
he Princess You VIII find him AZ
booth No 10. Market Auditorium Nr
Mitchell is past master 40 explaining
and demoustratinl Tor practical pur-
poses the good parts OF the Princess.
To you ar" Interested lr an auromo-
hil" that viii az once hold Won with
iis appearance. and please you with
i's power investigate the Princess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-28
A CONDUCTOR FOR
NINETEEN YEARS
LOST ~ WEEKS WORK DUE TO
a BADLY OERANoEO sTOM-
ACH-lS NOW CURED.

When the stomach is strong and &C
tive II keeps the body in a state of
Nirile. robust health. cheeks bright.
eyes clear. full Of vim and vigor. snap
and energy. and able TO ward of any
sort OF disease.
This explains the unparalleled sue
cess OF Plant Juice. II brings perfect
health to that much-abused organ. the
stomach. and this. in turn. rids the
whole body Of these symptoms. acts
on the liver and kidneys and banishes
rheumatism from the blood
Many testimonials are daily received
from wellknown people relative To the
wonderful curative properties of Plant
Juice. one recently received Is from
Mr.. David 4. Evans. who resides al
No. % Capital Street. WATERFOWL.
Mass. Mr. Evans has liver % years
IN Boston. and has been employed for
the last 10 years nv the street rail
way company as a conductor. He
stated.
Il had suffered from stomach trou-
BILE and nervousness for four years. II
took the form OF indigestion and dys-
pepsia My food fermented and caused
gas TO form and had headaches and
dizzy spells I became 50 bad that
lost Il weeks work. and could not
sletp AT uihu'' WAS nervous and rest
less lost - pounds I'm weight in
the last three years have been
taking your medicine for the past three
weeks now and have gained IL pounds.
Ny food agrees with me and my ner-
vousness has entirely disappeared I
experience no distress whatever after
meals and have no more aches or
pains. am now feeling better I'm
health than | have in years"
Plant Juice is sold In Wheeling by
all druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-28
RIOTS PREVAIL
AMONG WORKMEN

hEELIN. March p. CBy wiroless 10
''t Flt.e' - Dispatches from Stockholm. f
tlS lhc overseas News Agency. "quot.
,.' RUSSIAN ewspapcr Russkoye SIovo.
~ aiH'LNclh6 that riots among Rus
sun Workfncn are Increasing and grad
Hally taking the form of terrorism 4
4AIS' number Of workingncu have been
ff,stei in Petrograd munftion fac.
tories, the newspaper asserts. aut thir-
tt'n W"FklnEmcn were hanged. one hun
li Dd men from tho putllon factories er,r
Hltty from the Nobel Works were i'm
incdiate.y sent 20 the front. the news
paper aads.
- ietrograd dispatch or March - told
a.! SlAteueui made % the dufua hy
NJ mister of War Poiivanon r.sard.n..
Ht tloHlHs or tn HuuiloT works. mo
minister explaining that "a demand f.r
~ increase iu wages tn tho elsctrf.
HN"l. hhd been followed hy a strike nun
lHAi inc works had been rcopcrcd aftsr
al akf''ment was reached. only 10 be-
,i.-'l "kAin after workman IN other
u'I'tr in'nfs had demanded Increases
.I'l were uot conceded iu fun Tho
u. MISTER said the work were closed on
warren b. and since then have been idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-28
WILLIAMSON WANTS
NEW FED BUILDING

Special Dispatch to the InteIIirence-.
NASHlNGTON. u ca. March 70
..L' AH'iUr from Williamson. composed ot
tt'f'i ~ - i".fru. postmaster W ~
'I. ans Ii d. liias. was heard TO-DAY
~ mousse committee OF public huUtIrr.
..N'.IME Representative Edward C..,.
posed government huIIdfrr ot ylrr......
SON and FpIrorr'affur 500. 600 Tor II.
''- ucii"u. The delegation was intro
0l Mr 'norer and Bias 1925.
BIN is expected.
Congressman Cooper. ~ tho Firfh dis.
l'..'. Today commended the following.
.r '' "r nominated tu take t.rr..r..
.'. I"F entrance O. tho E0VHf AUHIrr.g
D. NnnHr".. Ernest o. wife Tfr.fI.fI
PRINCIPAL charles 1HudIr. ALTERNATE.
}N nI.'f trfr..F. ErIrweIf rrHf.ua.
l.fI. l'u0Nr'd and Norman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-28
OFFICERS ELECTED
ATS. S. CONVENTION
ALFRED UIRICH NAMED PRESI
DENT OF SOUTH WHEELING
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Interesting Address Given BY Rev.
Philip Y. Oe5olt on Aim Of the
Sunday School"

Nearly two hundred delegates.
Representatives of practically every
Sunday school Of South Wheeling. al.
tended the annual convention held
last night in the Chapline street
Methodist Episcopal church. Officers
who viii direct the destinies of the
South Wheeling Sunday school asso.
citation We're named az the meeting
last night.
The convention was in charge OF
Rev. Samuel c. Jones. pastor Of the
Chapline Street Methodist FniscoDal
church. and following the opening OF
The convention. he named n nominal
Ing committee as follows: 4. T
Mont gomery. Mrs Hall. :. L. Whit
ers. Harry l.. Bond. and Mr.. Freese.
They went into session and reported
the following nominations who were
elected a. Officers of the association.
Presidcnt-Alfred Ulrich.
Vice Harry Kirk.
Secretary Treasurer Miss Mavme
Mckinley.
Superintendent OF the Home De.
partment-Miss Emma Movers.
superintendent Of the Teachers
Training Departmental F. Mont
gomcry.
superintendent Of the Elementary
Department-Mrs. W. \. Sonderman.
Superintendent OF Temperance and
Purity Roy Crago
superintendent of Missionary De
partment-Nrs 4. p. Miller
superintendent Of the Adult DE.
partmcnt-Nat Ncuhart
Superintendent 81 the Secondary
department-Mr. 4. T. Metzncr.
Rev. Phillip Y DcR0lt. pastor Of
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church. made the principal address
His topic was the aid Of the SUNDAY
Schools
Mrs. Arden y Miller was in charge
OF a conference on Elementary work
arc discussions were made bv a mum.
bor Of the delegates present. Dele.
gates Wor" present az the convention
from th" followins sunday schools
Emmanuel Baptist. Chapline street
NJ = Third and Second Presbyter-
IAN. Trinity Lutheran. Wesley NJ p
b'ihlehem Union First Christian and
Hope ~ g. churches