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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-12

jez by molly zanechati bolestne ra
NY.
Pojdme vsichnf IA velk5m y.
slavnym pffkladem naroda sveho
We stare v~lasti, v niz celf narod v
nejtezsf iodine spoil Sc jak nenf
pameti v historic jeho, ably obranil
ducha i FEC i statky lidu sveho
pred teakou pohromou.
Dnes spojujeme Sc Ike ~spoleGne
praci politicke a narodnf "a spoiled
n5m a drahfm GLEN, JIM jest do
sazeni neodvislosti teskoslovenske
no statu Czech, Moray, Sezska a
uherskeho Slovenska).
Podfizujeme Sc politickemu a ma
rodnimu vedenf Ceskoslovenske
Narodni Rady v Pafizi a zavazuje-
me Sc mravpe financne j podpo-
rOvati tax, ably ona sc ctf dostati
mohla SWIM velkym dkolIm v "a
pasu, v nemz necht mas vede ku
konecnemu vit9zstvi!
Volame znovu ceskoamerickf
lid k praci a obetem. V radost-
mem v6domi, Re pc dlouhych le-
tech zivota doved!i jsme my. amer
iGtf Cechoy6, najiti Sc bez rozdilu
pfesvedGeni v bratrskem porozu-
meni IA spoletnym 1silim, prosi-
me vsechen mas lid, dobr5 "a usIech
tily We SVEN srdci, ably v9ren sob9
i vlasti medal zahynouti dGtem je-
i'm, Il sling, spojen laskou k fcGi
matek svtch Il v6domim velke pc.
vinnOsti zdvihl srdce i pare sve k
praci "a svobodu zeme otc1 nasichl
Ia Ceske Ndrodnf sdruzeni v
Americe: DR.. l.. J. Fisher. pred
soda, Josef Tvrzickf, tajemnik;
DR.. j. +. Smetanka, AID. Lonek.
Volta Benes, Ia Narodni Svaz
Ceskych KatolikI: Innocent Kestl
predseda, f. SindeIdf, tajemnfk;
Frant. w. Jedlicka, Jan Straka,
Kareh Radous.
V Chicago. dine 4 Gervencs 1917
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Prohlaseni Ceskemu Lidu.

Ones 4. tervence 1917, We slav-
ny den prohlaseni americke neod
vislosti sesli isme Sc my, zastupci
Ceskeho Narodnfho Sdruzeni a Ma
rodnfho Svazu Cesk5ch KatolikG,
abychom skutkem uGiniIi pfani Oh
romne vetsiny verneho lidu Geske-
no We SpojenSch Statech a spojili
Sc k spoleGne Il obtt4v6 praci pro
svobodu Geskoslovenskeho naroda.
Zachovavajice osobitost svfch
organisaci, slibuieme 81, re bude-
me pracovati vedIe sebe pro VINE
seny Gil, setfice navzajem sveho
nabozenskeho cit6ni a pfesv6dccni
a v.ystupujice pied amcrickou We
fejnosti pod spoleGnym jm6nem
NATIONAL ALI
ANCE.
Narodni Svaz Ceskych Katoliku
i Ceske Narodnf Sdruzeni pracova
ii bude vsak nadale mezi Geskfm
lidem v tech mezich a formach, v
nichz praci svou zapotaly.
Prosime Gesky lid, ably navza-
jem Sc v prdci t6 podporoval, hle-
dale, co jej poji, srdci sv6mu a nj.
tru svemu ponechavajice otazky,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-07-12

Ma prodej, diva STONY sena. Vac
Law Mach, Tabor. Adv.
M prodej, Gervena hfebice,
1900 liber "a 500 hotove. Pro
dam tez hfibe. Jos. Vavra. st.
Tabor, S. d. Adv.
Ma prodej, z druhe ruky Regal
a Overland, v dobrem stavu. Ma
me vzdy 20 ruce S druhe ruky ka-
ry. Tabor Auto Go. Adv.
Ma prodej, jedna farma o 12O
akrech a druha o 2S0 akrech, ODE
mali pekne vystavnosti a jine "a
fizenf. Piste Vaclav JifiGek,
Wagner, S. D. Adv.
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Company Certificate or Authority

Whereas. The Dakota Life Insurance
Company, a corporation organized
under the laws OF South Dakota, has
filed In this office n sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business
for the, year ending December 81. 1916.
Conformable to the requirements Of
the laws of TINS state regulating the
business OF insurance; and.
Whereas. The said company has
filed I'm this office q duly . certified
copy OF It's charter with certificate ~
organization. in compliance with the
requirements OF the insurance law
aforesaid:
Now, Therefore, l, NJ. Harry O'Rrien.
Commissioner OF Insurance of the
state of South Dakota, pursuant To
the provisions of said laws, do hereby
certify that the above named company
Is fully empowered, through its autl.
oriZed agents, to transact It's app:o-
pirate business of Life Insurance in
this state, according to the laws
thereof until the last day OF February
In testimony whereof. ! have here
into set my and and official seal at
Pierre, this First day OF March, A n.
M HARRY O'BRIEN.
Commissioner OF Insurance,
tSeaIp BY F. C. MUELLER.
Chief Clerk.
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l hereby announce to the public
that | have the Agency with the
Ralalee works at Yankton for
tombstoDes and monuments. If
in need Of anything in this line
call on me and l assure you that
you will be satisfied with my pri.
ces and everything else. 1t will
not pay you to send away for mon
uments and tombstones as the Ra.
palee firm which [ represent has
as fine a stock as any of them.
Joseph Turek, Tabor, S. ID.
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R6zn6 zprdvy.

ry byl prosazen zakon pod MIMI
kazde mesto jenz ma pres 700 obS
vatel, must Sc postarati o vefejne
zachody. Neco podobneho melo
jiz davno byti.
Pierre, 9-V5sledek soudnf pre-
v zalezitostf okresnfho sfdIa mezi
mesty Fairfax a Burke, jest, Re
Burke zustane okresnfm sfdlem.
Soudcove nejvtssfho soudu Sc rdz-
Mill v nahledech.
Kimball, 8-Farrherska spolee-
most v Brule okresu konala svojf
v5rocni schulz a prohlasila 80 pro
cent dividendG. Mezi dfedniky
isou tez tyto Cesi: v. Il. Houda,
tajemnfk a Jan Pazour, direktor.
Vermillion, 9-Letos, nepfijde-
Ii pohroma okres Clay Dude mfti
hojuost zemGat. Polnost jest vet
81 nezli kdy pred tim n jezto brou,
XII jest velmi malo oGekava Sc veil
ka zklize6. Zemcata Sc prave pro
davaji "a 81 busl. :.
Madison, 9-Pi. Strobowitzova,
jenz pred nekolika dry Sc vratila
z Polska z n~avstevy, sdeluje, Re We
Varsave je bfda a HAD k nevyslo-
vent. Mouka pry stojf $1.20 libra
chleba 70 cent? a libra cukru So.
Vzalo j to devet t5dnI, nezli cestu
zpatecnf vykonala.
Mitchell, 9-Minulou stfedu byl
zde zabit strojnfk cd zavodnfho au
tomobilu, Columbus Williams, rs
rokd starry. o zivot pfisel, kdyz
byl zasazen karou zavodni, ktera
letela rychlosti IS mil "a hodinu.
Jezdci v kafe Sc nestalo mic. Will
liams pry byl vyhozen do vyse a
zabit ma miste.
Ramona, earl Buffers, mia
dy farmer, jest drzan k zodpoved-
nosti pied obvodnfm soudem ma
obvineni, Re znasilnil stafenu "a
roxy starou. Buffers mel u Ra-
mony zrentovanou farmu a pax Sc
odstehoval jinam SO svou rodinou.
Stafenu tam vlakal pod zaminkou
re chce ably mu dun vycistila.
Kdyz byl s MIN odbfvan vyslech
delal Sc siIenym.
Sioux Falls, -9-Pravidelni oficf
ii u vojska mali v rukou dGkazy,
re prS cIenove povestne 1. w. w.
mali vypracovany plan ma vypale-
nj dozravajiciho obilf ma poll. Ma
il pry Gleny v rdznych eastech sta
tn, ktefi, jakmile obilf potne btti
suche a neil Dude poseGeno, ma
bSti zapaleno ma poll. Kazdy far
mer We statu jest napomfnan, ably
daval pozor pc podezfelSch oso-
bach. Patrne mali v tom nemetti
agenti pazoury.
Wagner, 9-Na stavbe move ne
mocnice DIR. Townsleyho Sc pokra-
Guje Gle, Take Dude dohotovena
jeste tento mesfc.-U Greenwood
opet Sc udala stfelba pfedminulou
stfedu, pfi ktere Guy Arrow, In
dian, byl stfelen do obliGeje India
mem Andrew LaPlantem. Hosi
prS pill az Sc hory zelenaly a Ar
row Sc chlubil, re 81 tez koupil Lii
berty Bond, a nekdo mu fekl, re
je Thar, to jej dozralo, a nastala
hadka a eminent diva Sc porvali, a
LaPlant byl bit jake Tito. Dosel
81 tedy domu pro "revelvor", a
pfisel zpet a poGal ma Arrowa pa
liti Kule Arrowovi vnikla z jed
ne strany tvafe a projela ven dru-
hou stranou. Arrow je nyni v ne
mocnici a LaPlant We vezenf v
Greenwood.
We meste Yankton byla zahaje.
ma kampan ma sehnani $4,000 We
prospech nemocnice Sacred Heart
ma ktere doposud vazne duh asi
5000, 000. Nemocnice stala $500,
900 a jest jedna z nejlepsich co do
moderpieo zaffzenf q obclnhy CO
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prakce
LEO M. FITZPATRICK
Pravnik
Vecem pozdstalostnfm q probatnfm
a kolekcfn.
venuje xvl&stnf pozornost
Tabor, s. ID
SO
FROM ANNUAL STATEMENT
Year Ending December 31st. 1915
Dakota Life Insurance Com
fanny of South Dakota

Home Office. Watertown
I. CAPITAL STOCK
Capital Paid up I'm cashS 200, 100000
Ledger Assets Dec. 81, 10 1,073,lS2.45
II. INCOME
Total premium incomes 303.t9S.97
and Rents. 62,514.27
From all other sources. 1.13
Total Income ........$ 365,714.37
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

spirits. corversing with his brother
Carson Miller, thirty minutes before
his death.
Mr.. Miller was q native of Ohio,
being born and raised in the city OF
Button, moving to Nebraska with
his parents, where he lived for
thirty years at Arlington. During his
residence there he was married to
Miss Emma Holloway. Five children
came from this union, Harold Neva,
Lowell Aldene and Mildred
-Four years ago Mr.. Miller moved
to Arizona. finally locating in Buck
eve valley. During his residence in
Buckeye he made friends with ali in
the valley, who will be shocked at
his sudden and untimely death. Left
to mourn his death are his wife and
five children, his mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of Buck
eye: three brothers. Ami, Carson and
Clarence Miller, and one sister, Mrs
Maud Clover, also of Buckeye. Mrs
Clifford l.. Maddox of this city is a
niece Of the deceased
The funeral Will be held from the
residence of Mrs. F. NJ. Thornton
2129 West Adams street at 1880
o'clock Monday afternoon Internent
in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Thorn
ton is a cousin of Mrs. Miller. DIR.
]. Earneds Bond of the Adventist
church will conduct the services.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION

B. Fl. Rowe of Miami, is registered
at the Commercial.
w. B. Nash of Hayden. is a Phoenix
visitor. He is stopping at the Adams
E. c. Love Of Swansea is at the
Adams for a few days
Louis Lefkovits, who floated Inspira-
ton Needles is at the Adams.
Daniel j. Daily of Sacaton, is in from
the reservation for a rev days He is
stopping at the jefferson.
l. c. Jolly of Clarkdale is at the JEFF
ferson for a few days while on a bust
ness trip to Phoenix
Frank Webb of Tucson is making
the jefferson his headquarters
G. H Tracey of Buckeye arrived in
Phoenix last night. He is al the Com
mercial
John Daugherty of Prescott. ar
rived in Phoenix last night. He is
making the Adams his headquarters.
Mrs. j. II. Clingan left yesterday for
tucson after a fortnight in town the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Clingan.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1917

days; Nike Munley. twenty days dated
fiom April l and 500 fine or as many
days; Iom Green thirty days, dated
from March 16 and 800 or days. and
W. E. Mackay, thiity-one days dated
from March u and 800 or DAYS.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS-MaIi-
copa chapter of the Fraternai Brother
mood 1T its last session unanimously
adopted the following resolution That
as our country is calling for men and
women to serve in various capacities,
be it resolved that Malicopa Lodge
Number 43 Pay the dues of all mem
bers in good standing, men and women
who may enlist in any branch of the
service of the government during the
duration of the war either as soldiers
or nurses.
MUST HAVE DINNERS police
are particularly active just now in en-
forcing the city ordinance requiring
DINNERS on the headlights of all auto
mobiles operating anywhere within the
city limits after nightfall. There have
been several arrests the past two or
three days, Policemen Louis Stewart
and Robert Anderson bringing in the
greatest number of offenders. Fines
of from S. to SO are being assessed
in each instance. Officers declare there
is tendency on the part of automo-
bile owners and divers TO disregard
the tail light provisions of the ordi-
nance and offenders of this class are to
be brought in whenever apprehended
THE SCENIC BOULEvARD-Ar-
ticles of the Scenic Boulevard company
were filed yesterday and work will
shortly be begun on the road from
! Flagstaff to the top of one of the San
francisco peaks, project which j. w.
! Weatherford has been developing for
several years. The incorporators are
Mr.. Weatherford, L. L. Stewart of
Phoenix and C. S. benson of San Fran
cisco The capital stock is 100000
and the value of the shares 81 each.
Though great deal of money has
been spent on the inception of the en-
terprise, the company is launched
without any debts, all costs having been
met by Mr.. Weatherford Connections
! have now been established with suffi-
Gent capital to warrant the beginning
of the undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
ADAMS PHARMACY
GETSF GUN AIN

The Adams Pharmacy has just in
stalled a new Liquid" Carb6Nic four
tain the finest fountain being manu-
featured today. 1t is a 24-foot marble
fountain made entirely of metal and
marble, not a piece of wood beng used
in its construction. 1t carries features
that are entirely new in soda fountains
such as a filterng plant, where the
Carbonated water and draining is fill,
tered before being served. an automatic
double cooler. a new sort of cooling
system, the water ~oing through two
coolings before it reaches the dispenser
1t is an iceless fountain, being equipped
with a peerless cooler box The ioe
cream clippers are always kept in fresh
running water and hot and cold water
is used in the washing.
The capacity of the fountain is five
cans of cream, fourteen cans syrup and
eight cans of fruit at one time This
enables the dispenser TO give prompt
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't Stay Gray! Sage Tea and
Sulphur Darkens Hair so Natur-
aly that NOBODY can tell,

You can turn gray, staded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
ever night if you'll get a 80 cent
bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store. Mil
lions of bottles Of this DID, famous
Sage Tea Recipe are sold annually,
says a we'll known druggist here, be-
cause it darkens the hair so natural
'y and evenly that no one can tell
Il has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
becoming faded. dry. scraggly ami
thin have a surprise awaiting them
because after one or two appliea-
tons the gray hair vanishes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark
and beautiful-all dandruff goes,
scalp Itching and falling hair stops
This is the age Of youth. Gray
haired, unattractiVe folks aren't want
ed around. so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur tonight, and you'll
be delighted with YOUR dark hand
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Mrs. John w, Babbitt


Mrs. Babbitt was born in Illinois in
lS42 and departed this life at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Robert McCurrv.
oIl North First street, on April II. She
leaves three daughters and one son TO
mourn her loss. Two daughters, Mrs
y. f. Buckles Of Fairfield Iowa and
Mrs. McCurry were with her when the
end came. The funeral services were
held from the chapel of Moore and Nc
Lellan and conducted by Rev. w. S.
buchanan of the Christian church. The
services were verv impressive and the
floral tributes beautiful. The body will
be taken to Westboror, Missouri, and
there inferred. Mrs. Buckets will ac-
company the remains. Mrs Babbitt
was baptized in the faith of the Dis
cipies of Christ in early womanhood
and chung to that faith through all the
years Of her long life. Her illness was
of short duration, the end coming
quietly and gently.
AS the glory of the autumn.
With the ripening of the leaves,
And the binding of the sheaves.
SO there seemed a fitting Beauty
In the glory of the day,
That marked the peaceful ending
OF the life that's passed away.
MRS. w. ]. BEARD
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
WEATHER TODAY
Republican A. P. Leased WireJ

Republican A. P. Leased Wirel
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 14.-F'or
Arizona: Sunday colder with fair in
south, snow north portion, high winds,
MorLay fair, warmer west portion.
Colorado: Sunday unsettled with
rain or snow and high winds, colder
west, warmer east portion; Monday
cloudy and colder probably rain or
snow east portion.
New Mexico: Sunday fair in south,
rain north portion, high winds; Monday
unsettled and colder.
Southern California, Fair, light west
erly winds.
Predictions for the week beginning
Sunday issued by the weather bureau
today are:
Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions:
Rains and SHOWS over northern POI
ton Sunday followed r. genNrallv f"'-
until Thursday or Friday when rains
are again prouabe. Temperature nea.
seasonal normal.
WEATHER FROM ALL OVER
I U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Water Users
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Austin C.. Miller

Austin c. Miller of Buckeye passed
away Friday evening at st. Joseph
hospital following very serious
operation for stomach trouble The
immediate cause OF mis- death was
heart failure. as he rallied from the
operation and was in the best of
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Local Weather Yesterday

degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, u degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
ture since January /, 203 degrees.
Normal precipitation January / to
date, 1858 inches.
Actual precipitation January l to
date, 3.31 inches.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January l, 0.6S inch.
ROBERT Q. GRANT,
MeteOrOlOgiSt
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Miss Carrie kerns

Miss Carrie Kerns of Onarge. IIli-
mons, who has been a resident of the
Salt River valley for two years. died
iast night at the home of Mrs. HEMP
NH, near the Indian school, The body
IS at the Moore e. Mcclellan establish
ment. A brother will be here on Tues
day and will probably take the body
back east for burial.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
OBITUARIES
Rev. William Worldev

Funeral services for Rev. William
Wordley were held yesterday morning
from the First Methodist church, Rev.
Ray Garrison Harker officiating Mem
GERS oi the 6. A. r. of which the de-
ceased was member acted as pail
bearers.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

TODAY'S CALENDAR

Mary Brodie Auxiliary
Mary Eiodie Auxiliary, United Span
ish American War Veterans will hold
a card party Friday afternoon, April
20 at the Woman's Club. Refreshments
will he served. The proceeds of the
afternoon will be given to the Red
Cross
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
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,IstlsEs.zgs8sr
Af5Eu
WATER REPORT FOR APRIL "A

Elevation of water in reser-
Won at a m. .......... 220.34
Contents, acre feet ..... ,2S9,651
Gain il "a hours, acre feet. 1,459
Elevation one year ago 1850 2z1l6
Contents, acre feet, year ago i, 403, 904
Normal flow, Salt and Verde
rVc4s 5, at Granite Reef dam. Flood
Normal flow, NJ. l. - 10000
Water used for irrigation,
north side, NJ. l. ....... 1852
Water used for irrigation,
south side, NJ. l. ...... 31,912
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

service having everything in readiness
at his hand.
John F. Challenger, Arizona repre-
sentative for the Liquid Carbonic
company and the Western Wholesale
Drug company brought Jim Newton,
one of the best fountain experts in the
United States, here to install the foun-
tain.
A L. Boehmer. manager of the
Adams Pharmacy. in commenting on
the fountain said, I'VE have always en-
deavored to give our patrons the best
and now / can say that We are really
in a position to take care of our large
trade in better shape than ever before.
Before purchasing this fountain Mr..
Jones and | looked at many different
makes, but we could find none AS SAN
itary and beautiful as this. We are
pleased to announce that our head dis
penser Boyce Watkins will remain with
us and no doubt, our many patrons
will also be pleased with this an
nouncement."
WANTED-Used car of value: late,
light roadster preferred; no junk
wanted. Phone S476. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

CHALMERS. three passenger road
ster, first class condition. Ton good
as new. cylinders, 40 II. P. Tires
all in good shape. This car can be
bought CHEAP. Address f.. c. b, care
Republican. for demonstration. any
afternoon. II
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


LADY with experience wants to run
rOoming house for owner or company
Box 2793 Republican. 1t
FEED FOR SALE-S0 acres of bar
ley and alfalfa, located 2 miles south
of Fowler and 1R west. Call today.
1914 West Adams. 1t
ANTED-Eyperienced laundry girl
Phoenix Steam Laundry. IF
WANTED-Man with gasoline pow
er saw to- cut 200 cords of wood. APP
ply Box XYZ Republican. 81
OVERLAND FIVE PASSENGER,
first class shape for sale cheap, sor will
trade for Ford roadster; been run $500
miles; can be seen at 62S L. Adams St.
1t
WANTED-Woman for light work in
laundry. Apply 500 W. Adams ST. 81
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
SUBDIVISION FOR SALE

Pest location in Arizona. EXcep-
tional opportunity. 1t will pay you to
give this a thorough investigation.
Phone 1S99-Adv e
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

LOANS - J, E. GEARE-INSUR-
ANCE.-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS
Phoenix Commandery No. 8. X. t
will meet in asylum in Masonic
Temple, Monday evening at 1870.
All sojuorning Sir Knights cordially
invited.
HOWARD 8RAZEE,
Emminent Commander.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15

LOANS - J. E. GEAPE-INSUR-
ANCE.-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
WEATHER FROM ALL OVER

". S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Water Users
Buildino
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-05-10
AT THE GEM TODAY

Ella Hall in "Her Souls Inspira-
tion." A Blue Bird of merit. May
was born with music in her feet. She
just couldn't keep them still. Her tai
ent is being developed at the time of
her fathers death, when scheming
woman defraud's Mary of her money
and even her birthright. Through the
efforts of faithful friend Mary is fin
ally restored to her rights.
Aso L-Ko comedy.
Friday and Saturday
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature,
Through the WALL" 1t was only
footprint. Even this master criminal
hadn't fgued on it. but the master de-
tective did. Then came the battle of
wits when Heidelman, plotting to get
the girls fortune, shot man through
the wall, but Conquenil fighting against
a political machine and clever crook,
outwitted him in the face of odds.
Sunday
Sporting Blood" a galloping ro-
nance of the race track. Dave Garri-
son, notorious figure on the turf and in
gambling houses, has incurred the en-
nifty of two persons, Jim Riddle, who
had his sisters score to settle with
Garrison, and Mary Ballard, whose
brother had been ruined through the
gamblers manipulations. Riddle and
Mary combine to revenge themselves
on the racing tking. Garrison becomes
infatuated with Mary and she tells
him, eff | am worth winning, play
the game" Then she bets herself
against $4,000 that Shooting Star,
Garrison's horse, will not win. To be
certain of success, she changes horses,
Garrison's entry loses the race, and the
who had wrecked the lives of so many
persons.
Also a good scenic by Robert Bruce.
Monday and Tuesday
Feature day. Two big features. Har-
old Lockwood and May Allison in "Big
Tremiane," Metro wonderplay of ex-
quisite romance. Also William S. Hart
in "The Darkening Trail" This is
one of Hart's best plays, starring with
Enid Markey. George Fisher and Louise
Glaum pulsating life story of the Alas
kan mines and clear eyed men Of &C.
ton. The story of the hopeless love of
Yukon Ed for girl who throws her
life away on cad. Admission 10 and
Is cents.
Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday and Thursday are Blue
Bird special feature days.
Coming: "The Girl Phillipa," "Wo-
manhood" as the glory of the nation.