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FIVE
I
Week
at
theatre
Ion
Ivionday
and
Tuesday
'
Will
III:.....
iiiiiiiii
r.
imri
in
I
uni-
4.
till1
'j'P.n
;h
about
Wednesday
and
Th6rsday
i
"The
Sporting
Ch.inrc
i
L
Friday
and
Saturday
Nrma
Talmai&e
in
"tiran
shirk
"
4-
4-
4
4
DASH
FOR
LAND
A
'
CHEROKEE
STRIP
That
Is
Theme
of
Story
of
"The
Tumbleweeds"
Showing
Bill
Hart
Tonight
The
lal
ilaoli
of
Ihe
home
leader
fur
Hie
plirpoe
f
Inl,
mil
rllillil
ill)
lllc
nlil
Chemki,-
Land
Wrip
helween
Kiinn-
ami
Oklahoma.
I
depicted
fur
t
!
-fir.
I
lime
on
the
serein
jn
wiani
K.
Maris
ni'w
m-rcpn
pro-li'ii'lliiil,
"Tiilitldcwfei.
IniiKtlll.
The
Cherokee
Ship.
n-r,ile.
Wise
II
wn
net
iii'h
i
Men
'ral
Hr.MIMil
tielween
Up-
Indians
mil
early
while
ettii.i,
w
as
I
iliniwii
iipen
m
iMH'.i
,v
f
f
-erniiinl
for
lionietleaM
purpose-ami
a
n
a
tin-
wmil
went
Ml.
Ilifftiwinil
iipnn
tlnitiaiiis
it
home
neeker
flocked
In
Caldwell.
Kan.,
lo
lir
reaily
frtr
Ihe
farter's
wi.nl.
Ii
wai
virgin
prairie
null,
in
ii
nmli
of
a
(tie
agricultural
r.mon
;in.l
Ihe
I.
iinl
WH
valuahle.
Some
home
-lead
land
t
nut
valuable,
a-mam
perctm.
have
leaimM
hv
experience.
The
np
rani'heo
whiell
were
reiil.(
finm
the
Indians
hy
rat-
lleiniMI,
hail
lii
In-
yrat
.'d;
M-
arcai
herd
rennm-d.
Thin
rua.-luilerne
hHween
row
mini
an.
I
tin-
boftcli-ailer.
Then
then-were
Ihe
"jMNHier"
!
worry
with
-men
wlio
tii'-il
in
nMk
m
ahead
Of
the
opcnnvu
an-i
grali
laml.
They
were
prumplly
jaih-il
when
rnugfit
I
hi
In
(fir
historical
state
(:
affair
aroiiml
whieh
"Tumble
;wertl"
i
built
Hal
fi.
i:
nft
-'tvrwl
(he
tnry
ami
u
wa
ailapi
'
el
fVr
the
ri
i-eii
hy
I!,
(innlii'i
siil'ivan.
.
The
Inily
t
reniemuii
reip-
of
the
niml
ilflih
fm
laml.
lli--rieixinir
of
Ihe
iiMiniml-
linl-
mI
mi
He.
ihe
ejniMi-
aVuiiml
ilalil
wll.
whieh
jrrew
lo
a
raw
melrn
nili
altl)ol
mernitflil.
the
love
Lmuhler.
criin
ileli-r?nlnAlinn.
,
i
ailni.
lifiyeily
aiwl
drama
f
Ihooe
lirrim:
day
in
mir
nwn
land,
will
all
he
een
In
Mr.
.Ilarl
pieiiu'.-
Hip
and
iie
hp
made
In
dale.
'
A
fine
Mf
iirroiind
Ihe
lar
i
i
-1
1
1
1
1
1
1
v
llarhara
lte.lford
a-
ileadliu-
woman
iml
Kiiic
H.i
jo)
wn
Ihe
ilireelor.
BEAUTIFUL
PRINCESS
!
AND
ROMANTIC
LOVER.
That
Is
Story
or
Week-end
Picture
to
be
Shown
Hero
(iiMii
a
lie.inlifnl
prinee
in
a
ronli-walhid
raIIr
in
u
dwiinv.
lomanlte
kifiiiliMii
in
Ihe
soul
Ii
..(
l.'iirojH1
Ami
n
klntr
who
Trio
In
b----l.
tii
in
pile
of
hiM
mihleri
idea
ami
Hie
whimfiral
twinkle
in
lu-i
eye
And
a
In-aided
noldeman
who
i-
bniiml
willryelerilay
s
stilled
ivenlions:
who
frown
on
Rirl-
i-li
miiely
and
seofVs
a
I
roinanre
mill
el
would
wed
I
lie
trtllN'.-
And
h
yoimif
Ainerkan.
handsome
mid
rlmalrnu
and
roinan-lie.
wlin
slray
by
chance
into
the
liny
kintnlom
and
sees
(he
prinee.
and
falls
in
Invo
and
j
Well,
there
you
have
Ihe
in-trredieiiln
which
iro
In
make
'up
Ihe
rliarmlns
plot
of
"Hrau-slark,"
Ihe
Heorue
Ilnrr
.MrOul-ehrou
novel
jvhieli
Norma
Tal-mad?p
ha
made
iulo
a
molioii
liielure
under
Ihe
banner
of
.Ins-lepli
M.
ScheiVk.
II
1
lo
he
here
al
the
end
of
the
week.
They
have
lifled
inn!
of
Ilia
IriKliinies
mil
if
"0
rail
Mark.."
!and
Iransforiiieil
il
inn
a
nioilern
kinmloin
jul
modern
enmijsh
In
have
new
idea
,yel
oM-rasli-ioued
ciioujrh
not
lo
liave
nur-rendeiml
Ihe
drcimy
.lialo
n(
i
romance
lo
Ihe
blalanl
clamor
of
1
l.t
linmltf
I
My.Wry
and
H"C
warm
spirit
of
'ailvenlm'e
"HK
l'ie
eonnien
r
II.
n
lilllo
kinivdoiu.
VI'
I
;in
modern
gui
Mni'lfLv
eye,
are
Mill
shy.
""'1
'ih
OioCls;
Tree
from
rosmcliM
There
ami
Ino
cabarets,
no
subways
and
no!
H
The
Car'
Of
M
HI
.
Traditional
Quality
UALITY
that
is
tradx
tional
is
quality
that
if
born
of
quality.
The
first
Ford
was
a
quality
car.
The
Ford
cars
that
are
coming
off
the
assembly
line
today
are
quality
cars.
For
twenty-one
years
Ford
quality
has
been
constant.
Only
this
constant
quality
has
made
possible
the
constantly
increasing
production
that
has
distinguished
Ford
among
motor
cars.
The
world's
confidence
in
this
quality
is
the
most
valued,
and
hence
the
most
guarded
of
Ford;
assets.
This
is
the
reason
the
world
has
given
leadership
to
Ford.
CARS
TRUCKS
TRACTORS
ISU
'JTiXAA
tVM
01V
rlireeniiiK
laxn
ali-
Ycl
for
all
Dial
there
is
the
modern
spirit
of
emancipation
from
convention
which
follows
the
war.
HORSE
RACE
THRILL
IN
"SPORTING
CHANCE"
Picture
Shows
the
Debonair
Lou
Tellegen
and
Dorothy
Phillips
There
are
many
onlslainlinK
features
in
the
feature
picture
"The
yporlinp:
niiance,"
n
Tiffany
Production,
at
the
WVsl-holme
at.
Ihe
mid-week,
but
Die
scene
that
will
ive
(he
mosli
htitso
mlolion
tiiclure
fan
a
real
lionest
to.
troodnes
thrill
Is
Hie'
stfrrinpr
horse
race
between
n
field
of
real
race
horses
who
hold
the
audieuce
ineaililes.-
until
Ihe
winner
is
under
the
wire
This
and
other
jjrippinp
scenes
Bo
4o
make
"The
fiportiiiK
Chance"
a
picture
that,
will
sive
r.'al
entertainment.
For
Ihe
first
lime
we
see
Ihe
debonair
I.ou
Tellepen,
ihe
ureat
lover
of
lie
jliwe
aiiil
screen
piSrlrayinpr
Ihe
part
of
ii
pollsheij
villain
who
uses
all
the
tricks
of
that
-sort
of
man
Jo
try
ami
win
Ihe
nirl
he
loves,
ami
lie
does
it
in
n
way
thai
is
unoffensive
ahd
with
real
aelinpr.
Ve
also
see
Dorothy
Phillips,
who
was
a
sreal
screen
favorite
for
many
years
eiiacliup
u,p
part
of
Hie
leadliiK
feminine
role
In
a
sweet,
sympathetic
fashion.
fieorpe
Knwcelt
is
asr.iin
seen
as
a
fond
find
lovlnjr
Talher
while
Theodore
Von
KHz
ns
Ihe
young
lover
plays
his
part
well.
In
The
Letter
Box
PUBLICITY
NECESSARY.
IMitor,
Daily
News.
I
was
much
pleased
to
see
in
last
Sunday's
Province
quite,
a
lengthy
article
concerning
the
Port
of
1,'rince
Huperl.
This
was
an
excellent
idea
and
I
believe
that
similar
articles
in
Ihe
papers
of
Kdnmnloii,
ami
oilier
prAlrfe
coolers
would
do
much
towards
bringing
grain
for
the
new
elevator,
and
let
oilier
cities
ami
towns
know
that
Princo
Huperl
is
out
for
business.
drain
would
mean
a
great
ileal
To
Ihe
port
for
every
ship
Hint
j
come
in
for
grain
would
also
bring
in
a
cargo,
ow
thai
you
PRODUCTS
OF
TRADITIONAL
QUA
L
I
t
Y
fad
have
what
is
most
neeessary
toi
carry
on
trade
il
is
up
lo
Hie
proper
authorities
to
go
after
the
trade
and
the
res!
will
come
more
work
for
the
industries
now
in
operatfmi,
and
new
ones
begun
and
a
larger
population.
Hoping
some
day
to
see
Prince
Rupert
n
eireat
port.
1
remain,
Past
Prince
Hupert
Citizen,
Vancouver.
D.'C.
Ten
Yeairs
Ago
I
in
frlnce
Kupert
February
22,
1916
4
The
death
occurred
last
night
life
in
ills
cafiicr
days,
fiavjng
seen
service
in
the
Crimean
War.
lie
arrived
in
California
in
l)."7
and
a
year
or
so
later
took
part
id
Ihe
Cariboo
gold
rush.
Ile
was
well
known
in
the
north.
Mftce
Krook
has
received
word
that
Ivan
Dubina,
who,
worked
oh
Ihe
ft3p.
in
the
early
"ilays,
is
a
prisfnief
'bf
war
in
Austria.
Imbina
say
lie
would
lie
much
pleased
ir;some
of
his
Wince,
Huperl
frfemls
would
send
him
mone.
wltii
which
lo
buy
-belter
'nod
ami
sifrne
tobacco.
Judge
Robertson
ot
Pri'hce
Tierge
will
Iry
the
Coujity
Court
case
of
the
princo
lUiplrt
drib
at
the
home
ot
his
son-in-law.
.Mr.,
vs.
the
Fidelily
Co.
forthe
recov-ChMsllan,
of
Capl
WllllAiii
Frin-fery
of
a
Tmhd.
.Tu.rge
VoYing
reels
Madden,
aged
HI.
The
latfse,
In
hear
the
case
as
he
is
a
Capt.
Madden
followed
seafaring
member
of
the
club.
ii