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Evening journal., 1911-10-30
LOOKS
LIKE A Conner
BY The United Press.

" ITO NTTTTU TTT"T1
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct 3d.
Those who witnessed yesterdays bat
tie between Joe Mandot. the French
lightweight. and Milburn Saylor. of
indianapolis. today are claiming that
Mandot is a Legitimate aspirant 10 the
lightweight honors. Though knocked
down seven times In the first ten
rounds, Mandot came back strong
each time. and finally knocked the
Hoosier fighter cold In the fifteenth
round. Mandot took great punish
ment eamely and seemed 10 grow
strong instead OF weaker as the fight
progressed.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
SOCCER GAME
ENDS A TIE

In game Of soccer replete with
sensational kicking and defense work.
the Irish-American Athletic Associa-
tion and All-Stars played at Horse
Show park Saturday afternoon to'a ito
each team scoring two goals.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
The poot0r-Prsssnos Of MInd.

Doctor-Well. how are you todayf
Patient-No better, doctor.
Doctor-H'm; think you would bet
ter leave on taking those pills l or
dered you
Patient--I haven't taken any Of them
yet.
Doctor-For goodness sake, then,
take them.-Pele Mele.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
SOUTH SIDE CLUB ACTIVITIES.

The South Side Athletic Club has en-
gagged Birds Orchestra for their ball
in Turn Hall next month. The club
viii most likely place football eleven
and a basketball quintet in the field
this season.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
sT. PETER's. I6. HIGHLAND. b.

NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct 30.-St
Peters Holy Name Athletic Associa-
tion football team added another VIC
tory 10 the record Of the season by
defeating the fast Highland team. Of
Wilmington, at Rodney Park by the
score OF 16 20 O.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
INDOOR SPORTS AT ARMORY.

The Captain /. T. Mills Club OF
Company d, o. NJ. d., will give an
indoor track meet in the Armory to-
night The sports will follow the
Battalion Drill. Prizes will go to the
winners of the events.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
WANTS. GAMES.

St. Hedwig Juniors would like TO
hear from any so TO 9O-pound football
team I'm the city. Send communica-
tion 10 Frank Cookey, No. 426 South
Jackson street, city.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
DRAW CURTAIN ON
MATINEE SEASON
Turf Club Sends Out Added
Attractions to Please on
Last Day

The Delaware Turf Club brought
the local matinee season to close
Saturday afternoon with its fourth an
nual race meeting In addition 70 the
regular card there were laughahle
mule races and Bill Williams Went a
mile TO beat 2.15: but failed, the time
of his mile being 2.201-2.
Much amusement was afforded by
the queer antics OF the entrants in
the mule race. Mr.. Worrilow won
the first heat but was thrown from his
mule in the second heat, and had to
withdraw. After gathering himself to-
gether Mr. Worrilow started on a
chase after his two-mlnute trotter.
Mr.. Cooley took the following heats
after some strenuous riding.
The prizes In the trotting and pac-
ing events were a blanket to the first,
halter to the second and a pair Of
driving gloves to the third horse The
summaries:
EVENT NO. /.
j. P. Winchester's b. m. Tor
freda ..................-. 1
J. W. willis's b. m. Helen
wheeler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 3
J. f. Wright's blk. m. Mabel ID. 2
j. p. Ratledge's b. z. Good
enough ................... 4 4
Time-2.39,, 2.3s IL. 2.3s 1-2.
EVENT NO ?.
J. G. Hartmann's b. z. Paul
I
Sidney Kenney's ch. m. Octavia
Worthy ...................1 ? ?
W. c. Mendenhalls's blk. h.
Singerley Wilkes ........3 I 2 3
II. T. Wallace's br. g. Free
Mason ..................2 70
Time-2.25. 2.2S IA. 2.22 10. 2.2S 10.
EVENT NO. 3.
J. F. ONeal's b. h. Monte, Jr..1
Concordville Stock Farms b.
2. John Salter, Jr. .........2 / ?
J. c. Boulden's b. m. Dora
Time-2S2, 2.s2, 2.3s1-4, 2.s21-2.
EVENT A. SPECIAL.
H. Testers br e. St. Elmo ......1 I
Concordville Stock Farms ch. e.
Gillespie .,............,.-.. ?
Sidney Kenney's blk. m. Bonnie
=
Dell ...........-......
J. P. Winchester's br. z Beau
Ashton .......-.. ...........-...4 .
Time-2.2s 3-4 2.263-4.
EVENT b, SPECIAL
J. F. Boulden's b. &, Rube Athel 4
] w. Fell's br. &. Prince. ...s..2
Frank Petite's b. z. Horely Beli.3
A. IT, Worrilow's b. m. Sweet
boart r.,
J. w Swede's b. m. Evangeline. a
Frank Pierce's blk. m. Black
Beauty ................. ...6
Time-236, 2.35
EVENT c. SPECIAL.
W. II. Hollett's blk. g. Baron. -Jr. Il
c. s. Phipps's &. m. Amo. .-.--..S
, II. G. Buckson's b. h. Choptank. 2
Sidney Kenney's blk. z. Judge
Dare ..................
John Coles b. e. Expedition. IT. a
Time-2.20. 220 IL
EVENT d. SPECIAL.
Concordville Stock Farms b. &.
Horace d. .....f..............1
J. c. Boulden's b. m. Minnie wier.4
Frank Pierce's b. E. Erratic, Jr.. g
, c p. Donovan's blk. &. Almorell g
T. J. Early's b. h. T. ], E........b
S. Kites's 70. &. Major K....-..6
T. F. Lynchs, b. &. Shamrock. ..,.7
Time-2.52 3-4. 2.53.
L. he. Nr x.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
Exercise.
-nLl-- u L. 4

Exercise.
Miss Binks
never does any
thing at all. does
sbeY
Except ath-
letics."
'T never saw
her do an athlet-
ic thing in her
life"
Isn't she al
ways jumping at
conclusions p
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
DOvER RACES ATTRACT.

DOVER, Del. Oct 30.--An unusu-
ally large crowd attended the matinee
races al Derricksons track, near
Frederlca. Saturday when the follow
ing races were held.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
WINDSOR TRIMS
ROBIN HOOD

Windsor defeated Robin Hood 2
goals to / in a St. George League
game at Shellpot Park on Saturday.
The score was tie at one goal at half
time. @. Holgate netting the win
ming goal after the start.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30

goals from touchdowns. Reinser, (2J;
field goal, Reinser; head linesman,
Fink. Muhlenberg;' linesmen, Loser;
Muhlenberg; Fawin, Delaware; ref
cree, DIETRICH, Lafayette; umpire, Ell
lott, Lafayette; field judge, Bossard,
of p, Time OF quarters. ~ minutes.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
Windsor.
Robin Hood.

score--Windsor. 2: Robin Hood. ] {;
half time. Windsor, 1: Robin Hood,
0; goal made by II. Holgate. G.
Holgate. Doyle; referee. J. Williams (;
linesmen, J. Timmis. J. Gill; time Of
halves, As minutes.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
.ELEVENS END
WITHOUT SCORE
Imperial and RIvertOH-Pal-
myra Unable to Make
Goals
LOCAL SECONDS LOSE
TO ST. HEDWIG BOYS

The Imperial football eleven play
ed a scoreless tie with Riverton-Pal-
myra at Front and Union streets on
Saturday afternoon. Imperial seconds
lost to ST. Hedwigs by a 3 to score.
Orange and Riverton played a score
less game last year
Both games We're the fastest that
have been seen here and each eleven
Is now getting in shape for the return
game at Riverton on Saturday, Mo-
vember 25.
Captain Wright MATHS and Boehme
starred for Riverton. The runs OF
the little quarterback, together with
the manner IN which he ran the visi-
tors, were features of the afternoon.
End runs aud forward passes were
worked to good advantage by each
team, and the punting Of Snitcher
and MATHS was out OF the ordinary,
this being especially true OF Maths.
who. although only a chap Of about
lao pounds, had punts that were all
powerful.
Byrne, Kane and Wood played
star game for the local team while
Mccall. Adams and Wood put up
fast defensive game. Weigand.
former Waverly star, put up a classy
game at left end.
Following the game Imperial en-
tertained the visitors at a smoker.
The line-up.
Imperial. Rlverton.
Weigand ... left end 40, Faunce
Snitcher ... left tackle Mccullough
Harvey.
Fairchild ....left guard ..... .Hetzle
Tucker .. center ....... Lloyd
Warburton fright guard 49,. Holrick
Adams .,..right tackle III. Brown
Welsh. Armstrong.
Mccall fright end ...... Maths
Raymond
Kane quarterback 80. Wright
(Capt)
Wood ...l left halfback w Faunos
Jefteries right halfback. m. Brown
Shriner.
Byrne ..... .fullback ... Boehme
Referee. Barr. Umpire, Keating
Field Judge, Taylor. Head linesman,
Wickersham- Linesmen, Kerns and
Ryan. Timers. Taylor and Lynch.
Time. four 12-mlnute periods.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30


There was only one heat I'm me
special p event, the brown horse Err
ratio winning in ESQ.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
ROOKWOOD
GOAL CLEAN

Rookwood Academy defeated
Friends School second at South Side
Park on Saturday by the score Of 16
to o. The lineup:
Rookwood. Friends 3D.
Evening journal., 1911-10-30
AAsr the ssaIs.

Cat-I'll get you yet. Mr.. Parrot
Parrot-You had better tackle the
canary bird first and get reputation.
New York Mail
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
OFFERS $50 SHARE
FOR LIVE OAK
JOHN D. RYAN, WHO HAS CON-
TRoL, MAKES PROPOSE.
TON TO THE STOCK
HOLD Frs.

IN offer of $50 per share In casl
has been transmitted 20 all stockhold-
crs OF the Live oak Dew. CO. I'm be-
half Of John d. Ryan, who has pur-
chased control at that figure, for al
or any part ot their holdings.
President Rowland OF Live oak says
"On Nov. % a proposition was re-
ccived by the directors of the Live
oak company from the Miami Copper
Co. through Hayden, Stone & Co, 20
purchase the individual holdings Of all
the shareholders of our company up
ON the basis OF the Miami company.
This proposition did not meet with the
approval of the directors. The cir
,umstanccs were such that prompt
action had 20 be taken. Accordingly
negotiations were opened with John
u. Ryan, which resulted i'm my obtain
ing an option to purchase from Hay
den, Stone & co. 23O5o shares Of the
capital stock of the company at $50
per share 90 be paid ia installments
so that the entire amount should be
paid on or before 90 days from Nov.
%.
"Thc option thus acquired by me
was transferred 20 Mr.. Ryan who has
undertaken TO perform the conditions
of the option and complete the pay
ment OF the purchase price
In order TO fully protect the inter-
ests OF the individual stockholders OF
the company the conditions Of the as
signment of the option TO Mr.. Ryan
were that ne should, within a deslgnat-
ed time, likewise purchase from the in
dividual stockholders as much OF their
holdings as they might wish To offer
at the same price. Mr.. Ryan has un-I
dertaken and viii purchase as much
stock as each holder desires TO sell
at 1902 PERI share, upon following
conditions:
Provided the stock shall either be
deposited with the Chase National
bank of New York on or before Dec.
: noon, or prior 10 that time, or with
any banking house i'm the l.. $. with
instructions to forward the stock TO the
Chase National bank for delivery such !
bank 10 advise Mr.. Ryan by wire of
such delivery and to guarantee the as
signmont thereof. Payment will be
made for all stock delivered TO the
Chase bank prior to Dec. Z and for all
stock of the delivery Of which notice
has been given prior TO that time, up
ON the receipt Of tho stock with draft
by the Chase bank.
'Tn making this arrangement the
directors have placed all the stock |
holders I'm a position whereby they win
be enabled 90 realize for their holdings
the same price as was paid for the
stock purchased from Hayden stone
q Co II is each stockholders priv
iege TO either accept the proposition
or hold an or amy part Of rs stock as
be sees ft"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

A doctor given to facial study now
asserts that the moving picture face
has become a recognized type.
According to this observer, the NOV
ing picture face is one that wiggles and
comforts itself while the owner is
thinking, or reading. or talking, but
sometimes expresses different things
than the owner intends. Actors in the
motion views must necessarily move
their lips a great deal while talking
and must also comfort the face while
expressing thoughts and moods.
observe a young girl devotee, and
this type, the most frequent" says the
doctor, "and you will see her move her
lips while reading a sign in the street
car and her face will show her feelings
as directed by those ads. Then there
is the small boy, another lover Of the
motion picture. He strikes attitudes
i'm his play, as well as I'm serious mo-
ments. that only can be attributed 10
the pictures he watches thrown on the
screen. The man who watches the pic
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
CURB STOCKS.
]. A. Mlnnear 8 60 say today:

]. A. Minnear & co say today:
Further weakness developed in
practically all markets today, although
in the last few minutes OF the session,
there was a rally OF about a point in
the New York market. The Presidents
message will probably be generally
known by Friday and is not considered
an important market factor. The eter-
nal question is what is the matter
with North Butte? Those interested
in copper shares had cause to ask the
question again for the stock opened
at $23 and sold down to s20h, with
only a slight rally from low. We con-
fess that we are able to find nothing
10 cause this weakness. Possibly II
means the consolidation with Anacon-
da on two for one basis. other cop
pers were also weaker. The South
Range issues were lower in the local
list. Greene Cananea was well bought
all day as high as $Sh, with dividend
talk given as the reason for the inter
est. Santa Rosalia and Calumet and
Montana were both quite active.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
PoRcUPINE STOCKS.
q. A. Minnear 6 Coz
ION THE STROKE OF TEN"
Burgess Stock Company Opens Weeks
ENGAGEMENT.

con the Stroke of Ten" the opening
bill of the Burgess Stock company at
the Calumet theater last evening, pro-
vided an evening of pleasure for a
crowded house. The play was slightly
better than those usually produced by
stock companies in this city, contain
ing considerable comedy and some
heart interest Miss Edyth LaNora,
whose popularity in Calumet was es-
tablshed through her appearance with
the Carl w. Cook stock company last
season proved a rather charming little
STAR especially i'm her baby" special
ty after the third act. Mr.. Nestell In
the leading male part, likewise came
up to the expectations of his audience.
The supporting company is well bal
anced.
Two of the spccialties, a bass solo
by Mr.. Bennett, Asleep in the Deep
and the dancing of Mr.. King, were
worthy OF note.
"a Fool of Fortune" patterned aftJ'
Nat Goodwin's "Gilded Fool" will be
the bill for tonight. Special matnees
are scheduled for Thursday and Sat-
rrday i'm addition to the usual evening
performances,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
La Sale

President quincy 4. Shaw Of the La
Sale Copper co. has issued the fol-
lowing circular To the stockholders:
The ground SO far opened necessi-
tates a reasonably large tonnage to Sc
cure profits at a fair price Of copper.
The area developed ON the Kcarsarge
lode contiguous TO No. / shaft is now
adequate for such TONNAGE but the
present low price OF copper and the
lack Of suitable stamping facilities
make production AT "a profit impossible.
While No. / shaft is being suitably
equipped. the expense of further devel-
opmcnt work can well be deferred until
conditions warrant production, and
steps are being taken 10 temporarily
discontinue operations at this point.
IT is proposed To do some exploration
work on your property to the east of
the Kearsargc lode.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
Large European Copper Demand.

Henry Merton & CO., Ltd. OF Lon
don say: in Europe the consumption
OF copper Is on an unpreccdcntedly
large scale. The reserve Of consumers
during the recent political complica-
lions on the continent now happily
settled. has disappeared again and
large orders and contracts which were
suspended during that period Of
anxiety are now placed. and are filling
the order books of manufacturers for
a long time ahead. Thus a continu-
ance of the enormous demand Of cop
per for the European trade seems as
sured for many months 10 come Bet
ter advices are also 10 hand from
America where the prolonged trade
depression is giving place to a more
hopeful sentiment"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

hand for another shipment and enough
i'm sight 10 warrant the erection of a
cyanide plant at the property.
Three matters OF Importance 70 the
are mentioned in the letter
from Mr. Edwards. one is that work
is continuing and ore is ready for
shipment. Still more important is his
statement that there is ore i'm sight
to warrant the erection Of a cyanide
plant and most Important of all is the
belief expressed by the company en-
sineer on a large ore body.
r. H. Whiteside, who is superin-
tendent of the Santa Rosalia and its
engineer is quoted i'm the letter as say
ing that he thoroughly examined the
property and is convinced that there is
D larger body of ore than any that was
.aken out by the antigua workers. The
etter adds that valuable data is fur
lished by the old California company
hat worked the property prior to the
'ncountering of water.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
Brokers Gossip
Shannon.

There has been good buying Of late
in shannon, which has been among
the strong features OF the market.
shannon is one of the stcadiest of pro-
ducers although the high cost of the
output has prevented any return being
made to stockholders. The earnings
have been used 10 retire the bonds out
standing which are now thing Of the
past except for the railway issue which
is taken care of by the earnings of the
road. There have also been extensive
improvements to the sme!ter and
large amount of development work
done, all of which has placed the prop
stockholders as soon as the company
begins to feel the benefit OF the higher
price of the metal.
The annual report recently publish
cd, showed net earnings of $11S,S54 on
a production of 15,GSOOO0 lbs OF cop
per. This was on the basis of cost
OF 1857 cents per 10. and with copper
az 1885 cents. It is believed that the
cost can be reduced and that. with the
advance in the price of the metal,
shannon can earn a dollar a share at
an average price OF 10 cents for cop
jer 1t is likely also that the produc-
ton will be increased so that the out
look is favorable for the commence
ment of dividends on shannon, unless
the metal market receives an unex-
Dectcd setback.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

Rev. r. \. George. pastor of Calvary
Congregational Church, Euclid and
Lockwood avenues. has during the past
seven weeks illustrated his Sunday
evening sermons by moving pictures,
believing the Bible to he a wonderful
treasure house for moving picture
themes. Bible subjects, particularly
scenes in the old Testament, appeal to
the Imagination when used in the NOV
ing picture films, and can be used to
good advantage to impress the mean
ing of Scripture on the minds of
young people.
DR.. George gave five talks on Moses,
one on the deluge. one on the fall OF
Babylon and now he is preparing two
on the Book of Esther. The church has
been filed every Sunday night with an
interested congregation. 1t is not a
moving picture show, but an effort to
illustrate the sermon by moving pie
lures. Or. George has been asked
many times to tell the results of his
experiment and has always replied that
it. is one of the best solutions of the
Sunday evening problem. The only
drawback is the small supply of films
on Bible subjects but he has interested
makers of the moving picture films in
getting out a larger supply and a wider
range of subjects.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
Never Try to
WOOIenS

More pretty dainty wooden goods
have been ruined by careless washing
at home than have ever been worn out.
If you've a soiled article OF wooden
goods to be cleaned YOU will do well
to send IL TO us, where ii can be clean
ed without danger Of damage. Our pro-
cess removes the soil, but it leaves the
garment as fresh, fluffy. soft and hand
some as Il was when new.
We can dry clean or can dye an
other color Is you wish wooden sweat
ers, waists or shawls. and we can clean
wooden blankets beautifully.
Charges are very reasonable.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

II Is believed that the Franklin will
have the shaft as well as the new hoist
and power plant ready for larger
production by the end Of the year, when
the output should be increased To three
times the present average, at the rate
OF 100000 lbs. per annum. The in
creased output will come partly from
hosting and larger tonnage, but 1t
Is also expected 10 get much better re-
suits I'm the way Of larger number
OF pounds Of copper 10 the ton. 1t is
expected that under the new conditions
the Franklin will be earning dividends
for the stockholders during 1912.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

lures much is "A joke to his stenog-
rapher. He will dictate his letters to
her, and all the time will show upon
his face the different emotion he is go
ing through. If criticiZing a cores
pendent his face smiles and wiggles in
such a way that his typist must avert
her head TO keep from laughing"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

The city Of Galiatin in Davies
county. Mo, has a city park a block
square. which is the gift TO the city of
A. NJ. Dockery. former governor OF
Missouri, who lives there. II is called
Dockery Park. Mr.. Dockery takes q
great interest In the city's welfare, and
many long gravel roads and beautiful
streets are due to his untiring efforts
for civic Identification and improve
ment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
Electrical Companies Need Metal.

The advance in copper has caught
The electrical companies unaware. with
very small stocks Of copper on hand.
For three years the electrical compan-
les have been making money by buying
their copper supplies hand TO mouth.
We hear Of one Of the largest electrical
companies which q few days ago turn
ed down an offer Of several million
pounds Of copper at about II SIS cents
per pound. This same company could
not buy an equivalent amount today at
l3 Ia cents. When electrical buying
comes into the market, as II must.
very rapid disappearance of the cop
per surplus is inevitable.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
MARKETS

Boston-The local market looked to-
day like an organized effort to depress
prices. North Butte was sold low and
other stocks were offered down. The
closing rally found very few stocks Of
fered and prices advanced sharply We
believe that the underlying conditions
are better than ever and that we shall
see much higher prices before long
Foster OF Paine, Weber q Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

The city council of la Sale, H., has
passed an ordinance which licenses the
three moving picture houses now To-
Gated there. but prevents any other
show houses being opened until, by the
official L. $ Census, the town shall
have been shown to exceed $4,000 in
population. AS the next census will
not be due until 1920, the present eX-
hibitors have nothing to fear from
competition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
CANADIAN cLUB BANQUET.

Boston. Mass, Nov. 2S.--James X.
Flemming, prime minister of New
Brunswick. came TO Boston today to be
the guest of honor and principal speak
er at the annual banquet of the Cana
dian Club OF this city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
oiibwsv.

No Information concerning the mill
ing results Of the Ojibway will be Civ
en- out until a four weeks test is COM
pleted. The second weeks clean up
was made Saturday. II was better
than the first. This week and next
the best slopes will furnish tho rock
and the mass and barred stuff will go
down. The months milling will in
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28
BIRTHS IN, TOWNSHIP.

The following births were reported
to Township Clerk Martin this morn
ing
Daughter-to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Charles Sincock, of Mine street
Daughter-to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Pellegrin. Of Waterworks street.
Son-to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v
Heillka, of Centennial Heights.
Daughter-to Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Christensen, of Cambria street, Albion
location.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-28

Plans are being made by the Prison
Commission to have moving picture
shows in the chapel at the Frankfort,
Ky, pcnitentiary on Sunday after
moons during the winter. 1t is believed
proved by showing them the proper
kind OF pictures. The state will buy
a moving picture machine, and the Sc
lection of pictures to be displayed will
be left TO Warden Mudd.