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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
3uflanh.
Gn 9nps, Ser faneer &ebe ms
6en6erne.

@n 15<aarig @9n al Sognefog0en
/ &eie11 bar pre Iteret set &un1HtDf-
fe at fange to leben6e gamle &9be
be6 &iglp al en- 6pgtig &un6 og
fine bore M9ber, fortGller v@ib.
9tiftS Solfebl."
Sen f6r1te &eb bleb fonget for
2-3 Tiger it6en. Set gift til poa
BEN Moa6e, at &nn6en 1tpbe6e Meiiff.
fel op og bol6t banr fa1t / @elien.
9a &nelen TOM til, tog ban Mtffel
/ geaffe og Sale og bar bonn biem /
@aar6en.
Sen an6en &eb bleb fanget / ii0-
'ite uge. Sg1aa fer bar @un6en Be-
biGlpelig. Denne Gong 11aoe6e Me=
ben ne6 / Ell &ebegrab, ser 6og bite
fig at bore altfor np og lab, 1ao
M1iffel fife fun6e faa @alen me0
Zig. Sen ralfe &n9s bale6e &p6pel=
fen us og bar Sen bbeien6e Miifffel
biem til @aor6en.
Set ct roif giort, og set er en-
go0 Sorretning. @ebeifin6 folte1
Henge / 6is]e Ei6er. Me11 set CT
10 ingen belt almin6elig Maa0e at
fange M@be paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Almtnneligr Efttrrftnt1gfr
Mangel paa 8rpbforn?

Mlle, Ser Dor meb 9nrmorfS
Brpbforlpning at gipre, benter Hteo
@p9noing paa Opgigrelien al 1to1te
Mars @rgofornsbeit, 1om SSnoenrigS,
mini1teriet Iober foretage giennem
5totilti1f 9epartement.
&pnoige 6olf frpgter nemlig Ell
olporlig 8reoforns-&rile, og mon
betrugter oct lite. for u6eluffet, at
man CIT 1fjpnne Dug fan blibe IT'LL
let operfor sen Mpbpenoigbeo at
moatte i16fpre 8re0fort.
Mon CT operbepilt ON, at Soften
/ Mar bar brogt ct langt mlrore
l1obptte ems / Gjor % aniloor enooe
Min6reuobpttet til ca. IS p@t. Ell
Ter 100000 Scr. - Sen iamleoe
Spit al Slug og Soeoe blep / 6ior
opgiort til 100000 Gor.
Men me6 en lao6un &eouftion al
&plten tan 9onmarf langtfra br9o=
foe fig leln % 9pprgsmaalet er
ser for:
Meaa set blanoes @Dg / 8reo=
fornet e1ler 1fol Ser foretages Wfil=
lion=S,nporter fra Mmerita?
s &iebmanosfreoie mener ma'1,
at 2onoet ollere6e / San1tor-55e<
hrnor bill bobe forbr1tgt bele 1tn BE
boloni11g al slug, og at 9peoer o1l
pnre opipilt omfring Mprt1, bporet=
ter @egieringen moo importere for
300 Mil1. &r. fra Mmerifa i1to=
til nel tie &p1t = bDis man 90 lite
bill blon6e 6en in6enlar6ife Slug og
@be6e me6 &pg.
@iebmpn6ene a11ler set imiolertio
1let life for gipet, at 16f6ril lien fra
Mnnerifo pil tao aaben, ioet Der / De
6orene6e @tQter ct &r9fter I 8e=
begelIe for at faa u0lteot uofgr1elS=
forbuo for &be6e % Slug. Set be-
Ter 6a formentlig fen imo6 8pg-
meIs= 8rg6et.
&borle6es &egjertngen bill gribe
5ogen an, bi6es fife. en0mu. Sor
3iebliffet er BET betD6ningSfll6e
@pprgsmoal @jenl ton6 for %fortroli=
&c Oberbeieller pg l1n6erlpgelier /
Mi1i1teriet, me11 set fa11 neppe bore
IGnge, for Sagen og1aa bill fonne
for i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Gr bel6iq Mine.

Sorle6e11 6reb cit nlnobonliq flor
W}ine i11o paa &eitfplten / Mprbe6en
al Sen 66elagte tpife l1n6erbanos=
booo. 90 6en bleb 1prengt al Mi=
11gren> iplintre6eS &u6erne / 2pge<
6oligen / 5tra110e. 5elp / Sou, to
@eil borte> fun6e man / Gplge SOL
ltebro Mp." m9rfe Gfsplo1tonen tp=
oeligt, pg / &on6borg, bbor ser bar
9egrobelie> birfeoe 2ufttrpfffet 1o1n
ct beftigt 2uftitp6, ser 6reo flere
of Splgct nogle 5fri6t tilboge. Man
tor fife tioligere bobt Ell 1aa bol6>
font Mine=@fsp1oiion poo 8el tfp1ten,
1elp Sen tpife un6erban6Sboo0s
Sprangning gob life ioa froftig
@ienlp0.
= Sor6brigt er ser fornplig in6-
6rebet Mi11er forfjellige @teocr poa
8%e1tfDlten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Gm 9ammel Yrroifeitol.

yf1tn0t omfring / 6m11fe 2onos=
bDfirfer fin6es mango gonmle, i1=
tereSiante Sing, Ser / en- nfor1 tao-
enoe og ligegpl6ig Sio ct bleben
opcrimurt mco CIT toroelig Molinq
og 6erbe6 far mil tet oeres oprin=
oelig imuffe og farofterilti1fe u6ie~
cnoe. s oe ienere Mor er ser fra
Nottonolmui eets 5i6e gjort ct tort
Mrbej0e for at bebare og rel ta1rere
bette flnit= og tulturbtitoriife ST.
nentor / bore &irfer.
S 5fopbp Strife far Ser 1ooleoes
ltaaet Ell gammel interes 1ont &rp=
oifeltol, Ser / Ei6ernes 2pb bar BE
pcn felt Doniiret of pberl murt W}o=
ling. SEQ Sen MI foretagre &ei tou=
rering bite Set fig / Splge u@on6.
9agbl.", at Nrn0ife1tolen er ct go6t,
bjemligt 5ne6ferorbej6e fra Ei6e>t
o1nfring 1850: Dcn En- lobet og fig
neret al en- Wan0 be6 Nopt1 Morten
Sneofer; u6e11 Ebipl en- W}on6 fra
Ggnen> oa flere Nrp6ifetole / Ont
cg11ens &iirfer er labe6e of bnm.
SEQ oen foretag1re SSitnn0iettelie
blep Sen grimme Sbermoling fier=
net fra @tolen, iom mt itroo1er /
fin oprinoelige @lors. @aa Sp=
gongspanelt fan6tes felgenoe SSrt=
ifription:
Ser. @iels Ebomoie n / @jello>
Yrop1t. Ser. SSafob @1rn6eien, Cog
neprnit. Sens SSenool6ie11, @irfeoerz
&c. Mno; 1 s 4.
Mrbej0et n1e6 Ne ltonrerinqe11 er
uofert UNDER 2e0elie al &%onierbotor
Sue ira Natio11almu1eet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Sngem @aranti.

@%fterboan6en Io6er olle @roSi Il
1ter % Sabrifanter al Manufotftur,
barer / Gplge v6re6b. 3d." 6ere&
@arelenoinger be6legge EN- laalp.
6en6e @rflering:
timber Sc nub9re116e meget BON:
ffe1ige 5orbol6 D6er hi lite noger
font BELT @arantt for bore @mer
bberfen bba0 Snrbe eller &ol6bor:
FEB angaar, og Ri anbefaler Dem al
gipre 9ereS &11n6er opn1erflomm'
berpaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
8erpmmtelie.

8itlan6er poatenfer at for1a6e
Gilmen for at blibe 5foIerDtter. &or
bar fra en- ber9mt CITRUS / Yetro-
gra6 facet Gilbu6 ON at Ia6e fig
no6anne iom @%folerptter. Eilbu6e1
er fommet fra en- fremragen6e Cir
f1smon6, Ser 81. a.. CT De rnsiiife
Brinfers @ioel9rer, og bog bom
itaar en- itenrig Dame al meget for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Tra6pmtt Stillingem.

SEQ S6e &egiments StobSfrigs,
retS6om CT &remierlpitnant 6. 81
@. Splber be6 S6e &ataillon 6pm1
til at babe tit @mbe6e font Sre>
mierlpjtnant forbru6t for be6 for:
ffjellige 2eiligbe6er at babe forla6'
lit &ontonnement 116en Gillo6el1e oQ
for at babe laont &enge al timber:
gibne og for forifiellige an6re lief:
terretteligbe6er / @engeiager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

gamle &irfemure Sen gonle @rab,
Der ianoipnligDis ltammer fra BET
-. eller bet 13. Marbunoreoe, lpnes
iffe at babe Dpret foritprret for, og
oen benligger e11ont for set meltc
ltfor1tprret, 0a oct fun bar bens be-
fire @n6e, man itg6te pan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
s.. s.. G.s so Mars eSnbilenmt.

8. S. 8. @.s 50 Mars Snbilenm.
Sfj6nt Ser officielt e1t611u buoges
mes flor 6oriigtigbeo ODER Mrten
at 6e Seitibiteter, 6er ffal fnpttes
til 8. S. 8. S.s foreltaaenoe SO
Glars Subile11m Sen lite @ecem=
Der, begpn6er ser bog at itbe Meo=
6elelier u6, ifribes 6er ii6it / No=
bember.
Get fortelles 1aale6es> at @plb<
imeo $enlen er / Ser6 me6 at lape
til &ongen ct 1tort @ul6=@igarFrin,
Ser anilaos til at bore fine 10000
Sir. bero, og til on6re fremragenoe
acknowledgement, 6er itaar @elifobet
ner, 40 1tgnett6e Gigar=@fri1 al
'@plp: Desu6en ct set gipet, at Ser
bill blibe u66elt itgrre @ratialer til
ion1t1ige Selifabets Gmbe6smen6,
6unftionerer og Mrbejoere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Gn ila9tet @aar6.

Acknowledgment / &%r6n0bjerg
blep / Oftober lolgt for $4,000 ST..
Soft mc0 &jenolfab til @jenoom=
men fon6t, at set bar en- go6 SriS,
men ollere6e mt bar &ieberen, efter
bpoo ser me6oeles uMQlb, @tiftSt."
be6 l1oparcellering og @ortiolg ino>
fosieret en- Gortiene1te poo op moo
10000 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
0faritet.

@n fi6benbabnif 6umilie baDOe
forle6en en- Sfie1teg til Mi6oag. -
&riien bab6e imiolerti6 b9ret 1oo
bei at &usmo6eren foru6iaa> at 6et
bleb Sen fi61te.. Sor BOG at babe ct
Min6e ONT Of1efi96et bleo @tegen
oerfor %fotograferet, fort9ller u@olt'
tifen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
San btlbe til &irfefoncert.

vN0Sf. DQgbl." forf9ller:
timber &irfefoncerten forle6en ba1
en 5ol6nt, iom bab6e &barterarrel1
% life maatte forlaoe @aaroen> al
ligepd fommen til @te6e.
6or at ilippe .1tbem9rfet fra fir
Sillte6eb9relie bab6e ban if6rt fig
en Damegaroerobe> 1oa ban loo III
1om en- gantmel Some, og 6esu6er
bab6e fan forlDnet fig me0 8rille1
og meo ct fort E9rfle0e ONT &ope:
BET.
Sen git.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
st @rabfnnb.

@aa Softer &irfegaar6 er man
Gelge u@ingfi. 81. Dngbl." be6
@rabni11g al en- M @rab ltg6t pao
en- intereSiant gammel 8egrabelle,
bbor @rabrn1met eller u&tlten" be-
lto6 al &ba6er1ten, tilbngge6e / lams
me Sorn1, iom man finder 6em I 6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

11e1n Serfomlt. Sen Gage, man By.
Der ST.. @iilanoer, er meget betpoe-
Zig.
Set er lite atlanoipnligt, at Nii-
lon6er tnger moo Eilbnbct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
sill 2Dfte!
@i6cnifabelia &e6ersbepisnin9.

Set tbeologiite Sofultet bar font
f@ereret &rofesior s. 6. Sacobien oen
tb%eologilfe Doftorgro6 meo 9@res6i=
plom. Set er en- meget iiRl6en no=
merfelle, bporme6 Gafultetet iaale=
6es bar be6ret &rofesior Sacohien
paa bans IS Mors Subil9l1mS6og
fom Mniberlitetslprer; BEN tbeologi=
ife Mres=D oftorgrao inoebabes for
Gi6en ellers fun of &rof. S%acobiens
Gorgenger, Brof. 6rantS 8nbl,
bbem 6en bleb. fonfereret> ga ban
1890 0rog til 2eip3ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
= Danmark. -
Taqforeninqcrne / 1915.

Mntallet af fagorganiiereoe Or
bejoere / Donm1nrf er for 1915 OPP
giort til ca. $4,000 fra set %foregaa-
enoe Mar. Sc $4,000 Me6lemmer
por orgoniiereoe / ca. 1900 Mfoe=
finger, bborof ca. 1920 meo ialt ca.
$4,000 Me6len1mer bprte UNDER De
lambirfenoc 6%agforbnno.
Sill 2pffe!
@totSbonerne %iubilereoe forleoen
Sag. Set bar ga to Mar it6en, De
ipife Gfsprestog &l. $40 Morgen
90 SCI. 8,37 Mften in6fom retttoigt
til &jpbenbubn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Misfienot?

s u@fstrablaoet" finder ri fpl>
genoe Digt al @aus 8erntlens @pn>
Digtcren Moge 8erntien. Det bar Ell
Mfifeo til Sen 6ani tie 2ei eper6en:
Seq CT @lom1terelifer, leg bite Ser
min @abe,
jog Bps Ser baa6e &oler, s Drage6e
min @nbe.
ge11 gaar jeg bort fra &apen - LAB
l1fr116t bare ipire,
las bornet &p9g blan6t 2iljer itaa
% Clio paa alle fire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Gn SIR / Citrus.

Cirrus Scbnmonn / &ipbenbapr
bor I S9lge vNor61i" of &ropr. So
cobien, uMppernpgaar6en", fipbt Ell
fort, 2oortg &pr for en- &ris al
1000 ST..
EDren, scr CT meget bil6, ifal
6resiereS og optr96e / en- 8antomi=
ne, Ser CT bpgget ODER &omancn
v9no bo6is".
Set CT fgrlte Gang, ser fremfpres
cit Epr / Cirrus, % ser er og1ao
al @olitiet 1tillet &rab orn efstru=
oroinere Soranltoltninger til Sc:
trpggelie al HublifumS @iffebeo
timber 6oreittllingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
@trena Nprbriuq.

ct figbenbabnif &l1rius bar pao
fit &rogrom opfgrt en- &gffe timber
Disnings-Betingelier ON Serie, SO:
norar, 8etalingsmao6e oib. Com
Nunft 2 figurerer fdlgen6e ret
ifrappc @eitemmelle:
~Sbor ierlige Senipn (SDg6om,
500 % lign.) / Selonens 2gb MOO
benoiggigr Mfbrpoelie, frepeS min6lt
en- Maoneos @ariel.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
COLUMBIA

zone touch of nature makes the
whole world akin" Peter B. Kyne
wrote story for the Saturday Even
ing Post entitled THE Three Godfath-
ers." The editor of the Post declared
it was unquestionably the greatest
story the paper had ever printed"
Three griZzled rats of the desert,
men who have lived by crime, who
have not slept in a bed since they
were babes in arms, perhaps, are
touched by the miracle of life. These
three desert thugs are fleeing from a
posse of angry citizens. They have
the worst part of the desert in an eff
fort to throw off the pursuing party.
Plunging through the burning sands
with bent heads and silent tongues,
these hardened criminals come upon a
| camping wagon to find the man of the
party dead the woman about to be-
come a mother
She gives birth to a baby, and dies,
! turning over to the tender mercies of
/ this outlaw trio, a precious mite of
humanity. Then comes the touch OF
nature. These men who would cut the
throat of a victim If a dollar stood
between them, debate the fate of the
child.
The baby is to have three goliath
ers, and they agree that it must be
| taken to civilization no matter the
cost How these outlaws fight death
battle with the desert and finally, how
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09

her lover, Lieut.. Hope. Juanita Han
sen dauntless, little player and her
co-star. Thomas Chatterton are fast
winning laures for their exceptional
work in the difficult roles they are
handling il this production.
In addition 10 this feature there will
we a three-reel drama with William
c. Dcwlan and Gloria Fonda, called
The Mayors Decision" and q Mes
tor comedy, "Molly's Malady,' which
is Il laugh producer. The second
days run of the Heart Pictorial
Weekly with all the latest news pic
lures from all over the world will be
run.
An all star Rialto three-reel feature
THE Secret Agent" Will be the added
attraction on Monday. This is 4
splendid story in which Robert r.
Haines takes the name part.
Tuesday will note the beginning Of
q change in policy for the summer
months. The Universe, service which
has heretofore been run on Tuesday
has been discarded and its place will
be filled with a feature program from
the Unicorn service an all star aSgre-
CATION that has been producing some
wonderful films lately The Unicorn
I will DC seen on Tuesday, Saturdays,
Sundays and MONDAYS of each week.
Wednesday of this waek sees the
sixth installment Of the great hyp-
motto drama serial, THE Mysteries OF
Myra,' while Thursday and Friday
will see in addition to the exceptional
/ Mutual programs now showing the
regular release of THE Iron Claw,
| with Pearl White Edward Jose who
is producing this great picture is
making a reputation for himself il
his method of handling the serial thai
has caused some Jurors in the rank.
Of producers throughout the country
Manager Caveness is doirg all pos
shle to increase the attractiveness o
the program at the Plaza theater an'
is succeeding exceptionally well. Hi
policy of making his house the seria
house will be kept up for when tn
present serials expire he has other
booked.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
LAMARA
HE lAMARA

THE LAMARA-Alice Brady the
talented Young star of the operate
and dramatic stage, who has also APP
ton picture plays of recent times.
such as AS Ye Sow" Then I'll
Come Back to You THE Ballet Girl
and THE Rack" will be seen at tho
Lamara theater today in the Brady
Made World Film feature, Tangled
Fates," which bids fair to Guido in
popularity that old pastoral play,
Way Down East" which has been
the greatest New England rural play
Of the uast twenty-five years.
Should a man forgive a worthless
wife? The answer is told in Tho
Reapers," with John Mason and
Clara Nhipple playing the leading
roles It is the story of a woman
who believed that following the race:
was an easier life than toiling fol
the support of her crippled husband
and little daughter. She left hel
nome with n race track follower go
ing down the ladder of life to tn,
lowest depths OF degradation. II vii
be the Lamara offering for Tuesday
and Wednesday,
Society comes in for a share 0
muck raldng" in the William Fo,
phoiodrama, Hypocrisy" starrin;
Virginia Pearson. that noted stag,
and screen southern beauty. Her par
IS that of a Young society woman
through whose fonyness for gamb
ling falls into the pitfalls Of so
called society.
She has two lovers. parts take
/ by Alfred Swenson ana John Web
Dillon, one Of whom she mariies onl
to continue to receive attentions frol
the other. The rejected lover nat
uIallH develops into a villain, and tn
| society woman's love for bridge lei
her fall into his hands through
gambling debt.
Bur she IS saved il. good time b
her husband and the realization i
her own conscience of the sham
bluffs and hypocrisies of society
Hypocrisy will be the Lamara OF
ferng for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
JAPAN NOT POPULAR IN ENG
LAND

Although TIE Englishman of Eng
land has never regarded the Anglo
Japanese alliance with anything like
the same distrust and aversion as
has the Englishman Of the Far East,
it has still never been popular with
nom. Nor has there been anything
in the part that Japan has played as
an ally in this war to make him
change his attitude japan, he will
tell you, came into the war for the
same reason that America stayed out
because she could profit by it.
1t IS generally believed in England
that japan has already succeeded 10
the political hegemony of the Far
East, ard that she aspires to use t
to attain the commercial supremacy
rs well. Under the circumstances
therefore, it Is not strange that the
japanese flag and the picture of the
mikado are greeted with only per-
fuactory attention when shown il
England. and that the tendency is t.
regard japan as a sort of ally d
expediency' who has not won he!
right to inclusion in the inner broth.
hood of blood which unites Russia
France and Great Britain.-Lewis r
Freeman in the Outlook.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
THE ART OF OPTIMISM

Live in the active voice; intent on
what Won can do rather than OH
what happens to you; in the indie
ativc mood: concerned with facts
as they are rather than as they
might be; in the present tense, con-
centratcd on the duty in hand, with
out regard for the past or WORK.
about the future; in the first person.
criticizing yourself rather than con.
demninS others; in the singular num-
bcr; seeking the approval of your
own conscience rather than popular
ity with the many. Whoever lives
the life Of such unselfish devotion to
the good of others and Of all, and
lives it in the active voice, Indicative
mood, present tense. first person, sin
gular number, is bound to find his
life full ard rich and glad and free;
is bound, in ether words, to be an
optimist.-William De Witt Hyde.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09

Dwight Deity. the clever local cell
list is concertizing in Michigan and
Wisconsin with the Schroeder Quin..
tet, composed of tenor, soprano, vio-
linist. pianist and cellist The con-
certs have been most successful. not
little credit for the success going
to the young Phoenician.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
Riverside Park

Riverside park will have a ladies'
diving contest this afternoon at 4:30.
Any lady is eligible to entry and the
event will be in the form of an elimina-
ton contest for the finals for the
ladies' diving championship soon to be
held at the park. and for which a state
championship medal will be given.
At night a speed event for gentle
men will be held in the large pool.
Besides these two events a pair of
local divers of more than ordinary abil-
ity will give an exhibition of high and
fancy diving
For those desiring to be sure OF
reaching the park at any given time
the management wishes to announce
that cars will leave from before the
Eagle Drug store on Center street ev-
cry twenty minutes.
Supper at the park is becoming quite
the thing. Every night about five one
can see the ladies arriving with bas-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
Coming to the Arizona Friday and Saturday

Century thoater, New York, on some
near date and give Q performance
TO which prominent players viii con-
triaute their services. As his share
of the program he will present Nor
man McKinners playlct, The Bish-
ops Candlesticks."
The insistence of the Laskey com
pany uron an improved quality Of
photo plays is quite obviously 10 be
something more than vocal. The see
mario department in Los Angeles Is
to he hepded b.. Robert Emmett Mac
Aiarrey. one Of the best newspaper
men in the country for quite a num-
Der of Years. He is, also. a fiction
writer Of reputation. When the films
take such men into the fold one
can really begin to nope that they
VIII live UP to the promise that they
viii incidentally contain.
Tom Meighan, Lasky star, was
working or a location in a little town
near San Diego, where the company
was detained for n week. The town
was proud of its hotel because there
was barber shop attached Tom
wandered in one day TIE barber
approached, and looked at him doubt
fully
Haven't / shaved you bcfore2' he
asked.
Yes. sir. you have" answered Tom
Peculiar l can't recall your face
oh" said Mcishan with a venge-
fIl smile 1T altered a good deal il
healing"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
ARIZONA

THE ARIZONA having met the
warm weather conditions by remov-
ing its roof and installing number
less electric fans, the Arizona thzater
is holding its audiences. This is
largely due to the fact that the policy
of the management has not beer
changed and that the big feature of
ferings that attracted record break
ing attendance during the winter, will
be continued despite the general eX-
odus from town during the summer
season It is safe to prophecy that
the receipts will not vary an iota
from the box office holdings when il
was less than it is now in the shade.
The week win opcn with Triangle
drama Not My Sister," starring
Bessie BarriScalc and William Des-
mond. Franklin Richie, a leading
man of prominence on the speaking
siege makes his first Triangle ap-
pearance in this heartbrcaking prob
lem play which weirdly solves itself
| How 4 woman, in protecting his sis
ter. incurs the Jealousy of her hus-
band. and finally has TO bare a dark
| chapter in her own life is cleverly
worked out in story Of gripping
interest. THE Noonshiners. a Key
| stone win be the comedy offering on
! this program which will be shown
Sunday and Monday.
on Tuesday Dorothy Gish and over
Moore in Susan Rocks the Boat" a
Triangle feature that will appeal t.
children as well as the grown ups
who still delight III knights ant
princes. kings and castles The par
ticular scenes grow out Of a story.
book which Dorothy is reading il
he action.
The book is the life of Joan of Arc
and as she turns the fascinating
pages. she secs herself as the Mai,
Of Orleans. passing through the var
ious episodes Of her wonderful career
with knights and princes and king
and castles passing in rich review
like some beautiful fairy-tale
Path Tub Perils" a Keyston
scream. completes tho Tuesday pro
gram. The Heart Of Paula" wit
Forrest Stanley and Lenore Uric
will be shown Wednesday and Thurs
! dav. 1t is a powerful sorry with
) clever hit Of hurlesque to add tn
necessary touch of humor. The Bur
/ ton Holmes Travel pictures Of cur
; rent news interest is another draw
s ire card.
4 Victor Moore ana Anita King. Th
| Paramount Girl. in THE Race" wi
G he the Friday and Saturday attrac
t ton. The Jesse L. Laslly featuJ
that hos won the unstinted praise
1 the film reviewers did not tend
o make life merry for Miss King dun
7 ing the perturbation. For one seer
I Miss King was locked in a garal
Y with her automobile. The exterior
5, the garage was sprayed with gasoliT
e and the building then set on fir
e When the flames began to blaze ne
: rily all Miss King had to do was
J, crank the car. break down the doc
o Of the garage and drive safely out b.
# for the roof feel in Miss Xii
y lid al this, but unfortunately Il
i heat from the burning building hi
a, tered tho film in the camera so tn
R. 1t was worthless. After seeing t
photoplay Miss King declared she d
not regret tho chances she took
lis n picture decidedly worth seeil
- according to all critics.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-09
THE WEEKS ATTRACTIONS

two of them give up their lives when
the water runs low, that this little
cooling charge may be given a right to
live, is the story of this wonder pic
ture of the Blue Bird people.
Harry Cary. whom many will recall
for the splendid work he did in the
knight of the Range" an early sue
cess at the Columbia is the surviving
member of the trio who staggers into
the sheriff's office with the baby THE
Three Godfathers" will be at the Co
lumbia for Sunday and Monday only
as the new policy presents a change
on Tuesdays.