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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-04
Salt Lake last night.

Salt Lake last night.
Mr.. Arnold returned from Salt |
Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Moyle of Salt Lake
spent part Of the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Vernon
spent part Of last week in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Nebeker and
little son returned from Ogden on
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar B. Mitchell
returned home to Salt Lake this
morning after spending the holidays
here.
Mrs. Ellen Nibley and daughters.
Misses Edna and Florence Nibley
and son Nathan left this morning for
Ocean Park where they will spend
the remainder Of the winter.
Miss Ethlyn Barnes spent the holi
days here, guest of Miss Virginia
Bateson.
Miss Nellie Lloyd of Rexburg
spent the holidays here with relatives
Misses Vera and Viva Cranney
returned to Idaho where they will
resume their school work.
Misses Lillian and Marie Monser
returned home to Salt Lake Wednes
> day after a weeks stay here, guests
, of Miss Rachel Peterson.
Miss celia Smart returned yester
( day from a weeks stay at Preston
Miss Salome Smith returned t
v Salt Lake this morning.
Mr.. Lewis T. Cannon spent las
! week end here.
. Mr.. and Mrs b. G.. Thatcher r,
turned last Friday from SAT- Lake.
J.. Miss Isabel Brooks of Roland Ha
IS spent the holidays here, guest {
MRS. F. E. Clark.
y Miss lone Smith returned to Sa
h Lake this morning.
Miss leila Smart and Miss Ell
,e Hatch will leave about the fifteent
.e of January for Los Angeles.
m Mrs. Swinyard of Garland Is visi
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-04
Brier Rastus on the Holidays

I'll be mighty glad when de holi-
days Is gone, kaze den folks II set
tie down en- be reasonable once mo- =.
De Lawd loves a cheerful giver,
but not de man whut gives en- don
slams de do ter ease his mind.
De one trouble but Christmas is
de fact dat so many oncivillzed peo-
pie gifts 1t all mixed up wild de Fo'tn
er July.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-04

For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply DR.. Thomas Elec.
trio OIL. Pain can't Stay where 1t is
used ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-04

Nothing OF worth or weight can be
achieved with half mind, with a
faint heart, and with q lame endea-
vor. Barrow.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-04

Hate is a toxin; 1t poisons the
weilpsrings of the soul; its end is
madness and the grave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR
MONTH OF OCTOBER OUT
Iaia ~ Exceptional Interest Pre-
sentsi IN Report by i,pcai Ob-
server q. =. Considinr.

The meteorological summary Tor
mo month Of October Issued ysster-
tay by Observer r. Considine Of
the Amarillo Weather Bureau. con
ttns data of inte'-f,
Tie report shows mat tFenty-'wo
clear days we're granted during the
month. nine partly cloudy. With e
total precipitation 81 ST. With o.
OF noWfaiI
Mean temperature. St, maxi
mum oi So being reached on Ocio-
ior ~. a minimum OF ~ on October
90 The greatest daily range Ras 80
degrees ou October %. least range Of
o. degrees on october 20 Sormal
temperature Tor the month pas 80 g..
Mean atmospheric pressure az
3O.ol Tas recorded. highest of 800 is
On October 30. lowest Of 2S.st on
October Q
Prevailing direction o. wiud for
the month. southwest Total move.
mcnt stJ2 miles. average hourly ~.
loclty lll maximum velocity of 4.
u.lo per hour being attained Cor O
period of fiyr minutes on October -
Of miscellaneous phenomnua light
uo.its uar. noted 0u October ] and
90. heavy on October 90. killing on
October 20 Tuunderstorms occur
rrl Du October g..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
CHAMP CLARK DATE HERE
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
IN. id,isod speaker ~ Ilou.e ~.
,oidaby DETAINED ht Prolonged
session 90 tungres..

The LyraBm r9lr.. committee ~
the Ep lodge announced jrsterla'
mot ou account ~ tho proclamation
nf tha rsso1 Df rpuvro liof
champ Clark speaker of me- hDu.
NJ Repre- nntaii.s. f0Id hr unable
10 nu boo fr.euW engagement her.
600 tfa date prrFiout announced.
Noumbn b Hr Chrts engage
u,nf ts. therefore been posipon. o
indefinitely
Duo NOTICE aIl. boz given holders at
cason tickets 90 to thc exact date
ahen Wr clarke 900 reach tmar.ll1.
Arrangements ua. been made for
uoraI entertainment pt tlr Eik.
Home or n. H.snt oi November ,.
aI,b tIII boz Tree 200 all holding goa
spu ticket. fhrIf 'amli'r ana
'rifrds aud aH EIk their famiIie'
AID friends
Tl p..al entertainment 800 Ic
given o.. pho club tud 900 'onsls'
of "a I-ouro by ar able speaker ana
.errtI musical number OF Fuftr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
MONTHLY MEETING OF
Federation Of WOMEN
Various Committees Represented and
Reports are Made NJ Regular
session e-teriay.

The Women's Federation held the
regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon IN the city Hall. and The
various commltifas were Represented
and reports Ren given
The Pure Food committee report
vas given by r.. g. r Ncwb0lI
This committee sas been gerry active
ana no people 4 Amarillo haye This
year received F-ilt benefit from the
work which has neen done
Mrs Tom CIrie reported for the
Educational committee. stating that
tho Federation received SOS SO
throuln the R,igelman concert A
vote oi thanks vas rendered sam
Isaac and the secretary vas i'm
s'rHctrd 10 Nrte letter oi appr"-
citation % Miss Hiegelmau
Mr.. q r. Rrkerell Of the library
board petition The Federation for
a loan oi 5000 10 take care OF
some pressing4needs OF the library
and THIS amount vas donated iu-
stead 90 The Hrary by unanimous
vote of the FEDERATION
a rommittm vas named including
Mrs. q H. llnelwood and So Ray
Wheatley 90 rrauge for "a l'r'urer
rom the Amtican Medical Associa
zion 20 come a. Amarillo ~ 40 early
luto These erturers com" Tree of
harre and 80 is done for education
. purposes.
4 cOmmitte was appointed IN
Guiding Mrs lark Logan Mrs u A.
Mobiles and Miss shaughnessy 10
confer with NJ Banner of the Ak
-irultural deartmoGt Of ih" Santa
go to arraue for the lecture on
Domeriic Science. which is 20 Boz FIy-
~ in CONNECTION with the special car
shlch passs through Amarillo soon.
lc given some convenient down
oHn place all women .' tho city
ay have ts privileg. ot attend
ms
The Federation endorsed Miss Au.
eultl Leere who Is 20 sing in Am.
nrIllo Mover her 20 Miss lo"pet is
rUar glr and Texans are Justly
prouud OF ler a. On artist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
PROCEEDINGS COURT
Of CIVIL APPEALS
Three ase- Affrm~d, Two Reversed
and ufnd'i.d aud rive submit
ted IN Higher Tribunal.

Proceedings lu Court ~ tiyil No
'fas. seventh sarr.mo Judicial his
r.D. .rok ending Np,Dmbcr
N0l.ns Submitted Henry Schu
.,rrs. IS % Bishop 20 direct ci'rt
Foo ..u, mandate without payment q.
COSTS
Motions Sustained Henry Schu
cite vs. 49, %. bishop to direct cl'rf
to issue mandate without payment OF
costs
/ Motions utcrrulcd The Pecoa a
/ Northern Texas RS Co 's J J. Cor
man Rehoarinr
] rs Rush a. uX 81 FRS Natiotal
Bank of Amarillo ct al Rchearins
/ Cases Affirmed 49, Riley next
/ friend for Oscar Rifle, 's GULL. ,ol.
/ or,do a Santa F' u, Go. from
/ Cooke county
Missouri. Kansas d Texas Ry Co
.f Texas A4 Charles Scott IRON
Cooke county
SOC. Annie stamp Eastern RS
GO OF Sew NeNco. from Potter
county
Cases Reversed a.l Rendered
Ya,tum county 81 g. g. Saush
rr from Tarrau. county
Tho Gamer Co IS Hcnr e. Gam
age from rarrnt county
,u.c. submitted q O. cox % al.
,s 49, r Thompson 81 81. from Wise
county,
o. y Garrett 81 a. SIS MrNdum
Lumber Co. from Cotllo county
Ino u Nclauc a. ! IS Hayden.
r.m Ualc county
r n Richardson 49, fdv +
sni. ct al. from Han county
Austin Fire Insurance Co fs e.
o. THROWN. from Coltlc county
Cases Set for Submission Noy"m
h,r %. lpl3 Canadian Nalle, Land
Ca. VS. = = Parton from HcmphilI
county
& g Tabor ot a' IS Charles Eylor
.tal.. from Potter county
The Western linton Telcauph Co
U.s. Mrs Eta ~ White. from Potter
county
The Western Union TELEGRAPH Go
,s g. 3 Wa,.k % uN, from Potter
county
n G. Harris 81. vs. g. Newman ~
ll. rom Wheeler county
The nartr.jg. Seed Go IS Ben
uctt- Smms NU e Elevator Co. from
noulry couut
Out of Town Attorneys in At
tendance % Nuosuor.h and J
" Davidson o' Obi,drass. J a. r.
lott oi Memphis g y hamilton or
Roaring Springs, y Howard Of
Midland. j. % Hlvkins % paducah
~ IS Uolm's and J. e. Penny 81
pmuyiev ana j o. MONTGOMERY o.
Wichita Falls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
STRONG PROGRAM At
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
>cc"nd saturday MARKED hl biScuS.
sinns at f,iuttttio nnl Worth and
Features uf Interest.

The second Saturday % the CITY
Teachers Institute Was >marked hy
feature, of special worth and inter.
est The following program was car.
rird out
OA. E
Invocation Rev T. = Robinson
Music.
Ethla. Teaching Roy Z. T. Rob
Iusou. pastor % POLK Street Npta0-
dist church.
Discussion of Geography Work
with the NeV Adopted state r,,as
Miss Oc, mis- Miss Frances smith,
Miss Hester Morris
Private Life of the Romans -Ni-s
Nell Farur.
Recess
Most Prevalent Errors in CSC iu
English nd What tue Teacher rra
30 for Their Pre-, ,utiou Miss An
ME Mcdonald
Methods and Practice Nork In
Writing Miss Georgia O Kceic.
one hour. al, teachers Hiy" MA.
teriai r iy, Us before
Noon.
Intern 'ioual or World Peace
Movement and the teachers Part m
lt-Nis susie OyertOn.
Recess.
Methods and Plan Work iu Draw
ing Mis- Georsia q Keeie.
THIRTY winutc- an teachers below
High School. Materials should IL
ready. COL before
Discu on OF Home study and Fu-
tur, plan. OF Students Hish School
teacher. n section during drawing
period
The Teaching OF Geography Prof
r. = Gu.lther OF Department 0' I'd
ucatiou. Vest Texas state Normal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
.ALAMOsA CAMP OFFERS
TURKEYS FOR members
novel Plan Adopted - stimulate IN.
thusissm aud Increase Roster 0f
Organization ~ Christmas.

A. o recent meeting the folloeing
resolution 3as adopted b. Alamo
camp. IS o s.
To the sosereigus OF A.lmosa Camp
40 502 IS o. "
Greeting lu view % the fact that
500 are greatly in need OF something
20 .timulats and inject more onthu-
silsm into our camp. and that there
are hundreds %. good men To- our
community thru lo not wear the
sTt Mp. and that We need them. and
need them badly as c0-workers V,th
90, 90 the great cause of Woodcraft
thor fore. BE- IL
Resolved That this Camp mako At
offer lasting until Christmas Eve. 20
400 Woodmcn .u GOOD staudIng. iu-
Guiding visiting Woodmeh OF mem
GERS ~ other Camps 10 or out OF the
city as follows
For one new member. by transic,
or initiation. one small FAT turkey
hen.
For two or more ueV members hy
transfer or Initiation. one large fa,
turkey gobbIer
on the following conditions All
new applications must be- Iccompan-
Jed by +. 1000 cash. and applicant must
nnd the required medical examine
ton and p-y fo, same Further ue
must be- accepted Tor membership t
Alcmoa Camp SO 5og. " O. "
must receive certificate and be- placed
ls a member iu good standing be Il
further
Resolved. That all winners %,
turked. who haso 100 home. or place
Tor preparing o turkey dinner for
self and friend. that they be al
lowed the uee. without charge, OF
the Kitchen and dining room in tfc
Woodman Home ol Christmas I've
ana until 10 . m
~ s GRlGGs
". W. HrRWEiI.
e. NJ. LEDFORn.
Attest Committee
r " BARNES. Clerk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
VISITS EXPERIMENT FARM
l'rnf. VI. \. Carleton. Ccrealist. From
department at AGRICULTURE,
Praises Work Here.

Prof " 4. Carleton. coreaiist irom
tho Department o. Agriculiura, was
IN Amarillo Yesterday inspecting the
Nork OF the experimental station.
Prof Carleton declared that the sta
ton was iu excellent condition. and
paid a high compliment 70 the su-
p,rin,ondont. John b. Ross for the
marked achievement cored
Prof Carleton lef' shortly after.
noon. maFut visit TO the expert
mental station High praise was be-.
slowed upon the show 40 the Tulsa
Dry Farming Congress, Prof Garlic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Would Make Them BETTER II They
Could.

The makers OF Foley Kidney Pills
know that they have absolutely .hr
best combination Of curative and
healing medicines FOR kidney aud
bladder ailments and urinary irregu-
larllies that II is possible 10 produce
Mrs o. Palmer. 635 Willow street.
Green Bay Wis. was seriously ~
with kidney and bladder trouble Mr.
Palmer writes. My wife is rapidly
recovering her health aud strength
due solely TO the use OF Foley Kidney
pills You cannot take tnem ,uto
Compound is sold yearly Randall
Drug CO.. ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
I>tACS nECIHTS To
LEAVE AMARILLO

sam isaacs. proprietor OF the Ia
nous probably The oldest store 'n
Amarillo or even 90 the entire Pan
handle has deciied to join hos
brother. Joe lsaaacs, founder oi be-
Famous. and Nho is nov hsIng u
Los Angeles. Calf
The passing ot the Famous VIII
cause q nang o. regret 90 all Nho
we're 90 The people of the Panhandle
in the year, gone by, 10 whom the
name The Famous was a synonym
Tor the bes m The dry goods aud
clothing line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Helen-Temple
Farm
R. R. ROSS, MGR.
Phone No. GIRL
No

our second quarter ncaua MONDAY
No ombcI our Vutar Discipline
H proving grcat Hu'IHf I.'
OAK aud spirit are thr bo.t go hl..
d. or had our school for mall ch'l
1.an s ~ 1909 Taylor Nou Mon
dls Wll be- favorable time .o c0
ter Write OF phone us 80
IOWER1 pHllliIS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

The jury in the ease OF \. : Rich
ard.ou " the Atchison Topeka a
Santa Pc Railway Conn 1ny on Trial
utho Forty ct'1ih District Cnur
Tor tho past tVo da,s last evening
returned ,crJir' Goo a'or OF The de-
icudaut company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
NpWTHCtTTS HopN HEIp
INTI. NiTF'S AkEtN NJ.

a. s Crigrs returned last nieht
from rampa whore o., went to om-
balm The bod, of Y O. Northcuit.
sbo was k.ll'd bN an east bound
Sal O. ?" freight train FRIDAY nor
g.ng Norihrutfs body Will b" held
tahitiag arrival of Mrs Narthcuv
rom 50 Joseph Mo and a brother
from Houston Northcnti vas about
- year az age and had lived boz
Pamps Toy onl, q fev months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

ton declaring that the government
exhibit was one Of the best ever
shown on the continent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Shat Ia Mars Life.

Remember tha, mans lie lies all
within this present. a. 'tNere but a
hairs breadth OF time. as for the rest.
the past 10 gone the nIture yet I'M
seen short. therefore. is mans life.
and narrow is the corner Of the earth
wherein he dwels Marcus Aurelius.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
Hogs
xzwEzMErWzDuEIxrz-zx
WHAT'S THE USE
OF FEEDING

costIy corn. kauIr or maize 90
o hor haf 1908 aIrh $50 20
I7s pounds ~ months 81
o.. Wbsn tbc same amount "
fe. maf De- nI 20 a pure
hIo.d or hish lrsde DJRDc
JERSEY that aui ae.sh from
200 % GOO pounds o. tho same
ar-
% costs a Wtlo more 20
start bat g pa} 20 raise the
best typo % hoss pl ROC
JERSEYS are prolific gro~
rapidly have good disposition
lnd attain enormous weights
rte head 90 tho herd a. Helen
Temple Farm 10 young VIZ
f0us and M present weighs
$40 pounds Many of %"
cams aoigh from 300 to 600
pounds
We nox hl,e 4 limited
lumber o' young Registered
Uoars and lIlfs ready for slIr.
Prospective buyers are invited
Iu fiaii our pens miles
Northwest ~ PlainyieN. pr
critic 10 iDr prices
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

Try Daily News want Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
CLEVER WILLIAM Russell
(ThanhOuser Co..
Thanhouser's "RObin HoOdV
To Be Big Feature Play

The Thanhouser Company has now in
course OF preparation an elaborate null
tiple-reel feature. based on the famous
story OF Robin Hood and his bold COM
pany of outlaws in Sherwood Forest.
The scenario Is by Lloyd L. LOnergan,
and dramatically presents IN picture
form this classic English legend IN most
effective manner.
In the first series of scenes we see
Robin Hood, rightful heir to the earldOm
of Huntington, accompanied by Maid
Marian, his sweetheart, breaking the law
set up by the Norman usurper by kill
ing a deer in the forest now claimed as
the kings own. The sheriff, backed up
by the kings soldiers, invades Robin
Hoods home, seeking to arrest him and
inflict on him the penalty OF losing his
ears for his transgressiOn. Maid Marian
and her attendant women escape while
Robin Hood and his retainers fight the
soldiers and sheriff's men, and also es-
cape. They all meet in the forest, re-
solve to take up their abode there and
DEFY the Norman law and its supporters
and Friar Tuck makes Robin Hood and
Maid Marian man and wife.
In the second series Robin Hood and
Maid Marian aid Alan-a-Dale in the
rescue of his sweetheart, Ellen, from the
hands Of her miser father and the rich
old Norman baron who has promised
a A-NAA HAAeLAE VI gnu ADL 4lELs 4tNs LUG
are wed by FFiaF Tuck and become
members of Robin Hoods bold band OF
outlaws, who rob the tyrannieal and
depressing rich and bomteOusly relieve
the sufferings Of the poor.
In the third series the sheriff, whose
hatred Of Robin Hood has grown more
bitter as time has passed. eOntrfves his
capture by rUse, and the bold rover Is
cast into a dungeon But his faithful
roveFs of the forest hear of their Lead
er's plight and rescue him. King Rich
ard the Lion Hearted hears many con
Trajectory stories about Robin Hood and
his band. Resolving to learn the truth
for himself, he goes to the forest dis
guised as a mendicant. is welcomed kv
the outlaws and under the greenwood
tree shares their meat and drink. he
pardOns them all and restores Robin
Hood to his title and estates as Earl Of
Huntington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Nicholas Power Tells
Why 'rHOvfesV Don't Move

Nicholas Power, whose reputation as
an expert in everything pertaining to
films Is worldwide, said a few days ago,
IN speaking Of the motion picture: mo
ton pictures are made possible by rea-
son Of the fact that the human eve does
not instantly perceive an object, requir-
ing about One-hfteth of a second TO re-
cord and TO lose its impression.
You know the simple experiment of
taking pack of cards, arranging them
uneTenly, and then swapping the entire
pack rapidly through the hands. While
the spots on each card are stationary. the
cards pass so rapidly before the eye that
It cannot perceive them at rest, and the
difference of position of the spots on
each card suggests actual motion.
1T IS exactly the same in motion pic
lures, which do not move at all What
you see on the screen is a series Of still
pictures, each being a photograph of q
certain part of the motion of the sub
ject- These pictures, like the cards. pass
so rapidly before the eye that it can
not record the picture at rest, and where
change Of. position occurs in the subject
photographed it suggests motion to the
eye"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
In NestOr PhotopIay
Patsy Has Great Luck

'Patsy's Luck" CNestor)-Patsy's
wife, Iilda, rules him with an iron rod.
One day she sends him to town to match
some dress goods for her, but he returns
late with the wrong goods. Patsy Is at
a loss to know what to do, when his
friends surround him and literally pull
him IN to have a little drink ito bolster
up his courage" The lust one" ends
IN several, so that when Patsy arrives
near home and finds that he has picked
up q bottle Of whiskey from the bar in
stead of the dress goods, he longs to be-
come an outlaw.
Turning his horse around. Patsy soon
comes upon a band of real outlaws in
the woods. When the outlaws demand
an explanation he hilariOusly insists that
he is the outlaw for whom a reward has
Just been offered. The captain and his
men, pleased to meet so great a per
sOnage, at once become friendly, and
later tell him of a plan to rob the town
bank that night.
Waiting until ali are asleep, Patsy
creeps out, mounts his horse and slips
away into the night to notify the
sheriff, then hurries back and has Just
lain down under his blanket when the
captain and his men awaken to start
upon their nights work. Soon, with
Patsy to guide them, they are on their
way and arrive at the bank to be SIP
rounded by the sheriff and his posse.
Then Patsy remembers Tilda. The sher-
if, however, treasures him with a let
ter. which offers a big reward for these
outlaws. so that he is not only received
with open arms, but Is treated with due
respect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Warren Kerriean Nov
a Universal Player

"a Restless Spirit is the first play
that IS TO carry Warren Kerrigan into
the Universal theatres. The piece was
suggested by Gray's Elegy. 1t is a big
little masterpiece Of a play that gives
Kerrigan all kinds of chances, that
chops out all the OyerwOrked situations
and grips like steel right into the heart
with the poetry of romance and its ale
gorical suggestivenesS.
Mr.. kerrigan is seen first as q restless.
appointed dreamer with a wife and
child. He gazes at his hands, the hands
of a cOnquerOr, and he feels that he is
destined to become one He IS wrathful
because chance fails to come to him, and
yet he does nothing but dream. In the
small town he becomes the object Of
derision and his wife Of pity. Finally
be does make up his mind to enter into
the world of men, His wife Is left to
seek refuge with her father, who urges
her to marry g rich man of polished
manners, q stranger in the town
The dreamer goes to the desert, falls
exhausted and is found by a woman.
She takes him to her lonely hut and
spends the time in looking over the old
garments she wore in days when courted
by the man whose picture shows him to
be the same who IS counting the dream
er's wife. She learns the dreamer's story
and, IN a series Of wonderful visions,
scenes and double exposures, shows him
the futility of trying to conquer IN
known worlds when he has not even con
Quered the small world he has lived in.
Impressed. he returns, and on the edge
of the desert meets the wife he left. She
has been turned out by her father The
rich man follows her. The dreamer. a
dreamer no longer, forces the villain into
the desert and returns to the village.
He becomes q power IN the town, in
the small world he has conquered and in
the hearts Of his wife and child
Special mention should he made of the
photography. Better trick photography
has never been present on the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
The New York Film Co.'s
Lure of New York;

In ''The Lure Of New York the New
York Film Company has produced a four
reel feature OF great drawing power
which has won strong interest and keen
appreciation from all who have seen it.
Il presents vivid pictures of Chinatown
the BOWery and Cdley Island. together
with scenes OF the luxurious and glitter
ing gay life Of the great metropolis.
The story IS that Of Regina, q beautiful
Bavarian girl. who comes to this country
with two objects in view-tO earn an
honest living and 10 seek her brotbsr
who has preceded her here, but has not
been heard from IN years. On her az
rival here she falls IN with 4 young
woman who presents her with fine
clothes, takes her on stunning tours
through Chinatown and the BOwery. IL
Produces her to the gay life of Broadway
and It's eabarets, brings her IN contact
with young men and young women whose
speech and actions cause Reeina's ewes TO
open in wide wonder. At last she sees
to what all this is leading and makes
her escape.
Regina becomes a happy, eontented
worker IN a mill, but accident takes her
into the whirl of luxury and gaietv-
Through It all, however, she preserves
her self-resDeet. Circumstances contrive
to place her in a false position and she
hnds herself IN court prisoner. Placed
on probation, she begins again her strug-
gle. but IS almost about to suecUmb when
fortune rescues her and brings her to
safe and happy anchorage in a happy
home.
The Lure Of New York IS filed with
striking, thrilling scenes. is verifa bic
Seeing New York" in al its many
phases, but is permeated throughout with
a clean, wholesome spirit.