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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-19
FULL PROGRAM
FOR OLYMPICS
Committee Reaches Definite I'm.
Outstanding for 1916 Meet

Paris. France, June 19.-The pro-
gramme OF athletics for the Olympic
Games to he held in Berlin in 1916 was
settled by the International Olympic
congress today when the events chosen
by the congress Of the international
Amateur Athletic federation in Berlin
In August, 1913, were adopted.
Germany at the last moment decided
not to bring forward its original pro-
posal TO eliminate the tus-of-war, the
steepechase and the walking.
The only new suggestion made at the
meeting was To include weight lifting
in the athletics, but the proposition
was rejected.
The distance of the Marathon race i'm
Berlin was fixed at A. kilometers or 26
holm the distance run was p miles,
while the original marathon was 2G
miles 3S5 yards.
lively discussion was foreshadowed
as to the number of competitors al
lowed to each nation in track and field
events The United States demands
that twelve should be permitted to en-
ter and six to start, but the smaller
athletic nations and some distant
countries. notably Australia, have de-
Clarcd their intention Of endeavorine
To limit the number Of competitors TO
three.
The standard set of sports for future
Olympic contests adopted by the fed
Grafton at it's Berlin congress last year
was as follows:
one hundred meters fiat; POO meters
fiat; 400 meters fiat; 500 meters Nat;
1900 meters nat; 5000 meters Hat; TO-
0OO meters fiat: marathon race; steep
lechasc, 5000 meters hurdle race, 10
meters; hurdle race, 400 meters; walk
ing race. 5000 meters; walking race,
10000 meters; running high jump;
running broad jump; running, hop
step and jump; pole jump; throwing
the iavelin with the javelin held in
the middle) best hand ;throwing the
discus. best hand; putting the shot. l6
pounds. best hand; throwing the
weight, Sc pounds; throwing the ham
MGR
Pentathlon, comprising running
broad jump, throwing the javelin (with
the javelin held i'm the middlc) best
hand; 200 meters fiat, throwing the
discus best hand 1000 meters fiat
Dccathlon, comprising 100 meters
Hat running broad jump, putting the
weight, best hand, running high jump,
400 meters Nat, leo meters hurdle race.
discus throw, best hand. pole jump
javeln throw, held i'm the middle, best
hand, 1900 meters Hat.
Relay race, 400 meters, teams OF
four, each man to run 100 meters; re-
lay race, 1000 meters. teams of four,
each man To run 400 meters: team
race, 5000 meters, five to run, three to
count.
Tug -of-war, teams Of eight; cross
country race, 10000 meters, individual
ana team race and modern pentath-
Ion.
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THEN

Sixty eight years ago today the first
match game of baseball on record was
played. The game was between the
Knickerbocker and New York Baseball
clubs in the Elysian Fields at Hobo
ken, y. j. The players were members
Of the leading New York families, and
engaged in the sport as a pastime. a
bevy of town bellies in the group of
spectators made the occasion seem like
a social function. The field was mark
ed off into the baseball diamond so
familiar today. None Of the players
wore gloves, masks. or protectors. 1t
was the custom for the batter to say
where he wanted the ball thrown. The
pitcher, or "giver' as he was then
| called. delivered it with an underhand
| toss, according to the rules of the
game 1t was thought that the pitcher
! had an unfair advantage over the bat
| ter when ne threw the bail overland.
hence the rule. The catcher stood at
a safe distance behind the batter,
ready to catch the ball on the bound.
| The rules dictated that if he caught
| the third strike on the first bound the
batter was out; otherwise he must
throw to first base to put him out.
Likewise, the felders. or scouts
were permitted To catch hits on the
first bound. Three ofits retired the
| side. The team tllat-sfrst- scored u
| runs, or aces" regardless of the
number of innings played, was ac-
| counted the winner. After the game,
the players resorted to one of the fam
Gus traverns Of the day where the vic
tors had dinner AT the expense Of the
VanuuiShed,
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National League,

philadelphia. June t9.-Philadclphia
,ooL advantage OF the wildness of Che
nov and Pierce and Chicaso's errors
aud walked off with the victory yes
torday. Ocscher succeeded Marshall
!, the second and was in wonderful
FORM. only three hits being made off
him. q
,.,ia,oo .3O00OO00l- .
phiradolpbia ..O150O240x--12 II ]
ratteries-Cheney, Pierce. stack ana
,,h,r Needham; Marshall.
ocschger and Burns. Two-base hits
zimmerman. schultz. Chicago; Ireian'
rocker. Paskert, Philadelphia. Home
run--Dceker, Philadelphia.
Boston. June i9.-In game that
dragged through two hours ana 30
minutes st. Louis defeated Boston
Yesterday by scoring two runs In the
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UNIFORM RACING COlORS
FOR NEXT 5oo-MllE RACE


indianapolis, Ind, June 19.-Racing
colors in the next indianapolis 300
mile race. it Is announced. will be uni
form. according to the nation whic'. .
car represents. German machines viii
thus be white; French, blue: English,
green Belgium, yellow; Italian, red
and American, red and white. This
move will do away with the freakish
indvulal color combinations which in
the past have marred speedway racing
and at the same time give holder re-
lief To the international aspect of the
sport. Credit for the idea is due T.. {.
Patterson. the wealthy Chicago sports
man. who had "A Mercedes, piloted by
De Palma. in the last iivc-century, but
unfortunately had to withdraw be-
cause of excessive motor vibration,
caused by special aviation model.
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first half of the ninth after two were
out. Il II f.
St. Louis .....2O2OOOOO2 s u
Boston ........O2O2O ) IL o
Batteries-Robinson Steele, Perritt,
Sallee and snyder; Perdue, Crutcher
and Whaling. Two-base hits-Wil-
son, Dolan st. Louis; Deal CD, Mann,
Boston.
New York. June 19.--Pittsburgh
evened the series with New York by
taking an uphill game here yester-
day. With the score 10 o i'm favor OF
New York, the Pirates scored four
runs in the eighth on four hits and
two errors by Stock. double by
Coleman, substitute catcher, drove in
the winning run. Wagner went
through the entire series without Il
hit. r IL T.
Pittsburgh OOOO0O4O- 9 0
New York 80 90 101 00-3 .
Batteries-Adams, Councilman. Har-
man and Gibson, Coleman: Demaree
and Meyers. Two-base hits-Burns,
Stock 60. New York; Coleman, Pitts
| burgh. Three base hits Doyle, New
| York.
Brooklyn, June 19.-Yesterday's
came between Brooklyn and Cincin-
! natl was another battle royal with
| plenty OF freak incidents. The visitors
| won by punching hits in the first and
ninth innings. Benton was hit for two
| triples, "a double and six singles, is
| sued four passes. made a wild pitch,
| had three stolen bases against him, on
| two of which the runners advanced To
third on wild throws by Clarke. yet
Brooklyn got only one run. r ii l.
| Cincinnati 200000O02- 6 >
| Brooklyn ....00001 5000 . .
Batteries-Benton and Clarke; Allen,
Schmutz and McCarty. Two-base hit
Wheat. Brooklyn. Three base hits
| OMara, Hummel. Brooklyn.
Federal League.
Chicago, June l9.-Fisk held Pitts
burgh to two hits yesterday and Chica-
go won ten inning game from the
visitors. r II T.
Pittsburgh .O2OOOOOOOO- , 0
iiltubO i " " " " 1 v " " % ~ "
Batteries-Camnitz and Berry; Fisk
and Wilson.
st. Louis June 19.-Brool<lyn won
from st. Louis here yesterday. In five
out of the nine innings the visitors
punched hits to their advantage.
II III T.
Brooklyn .....2O11OO2OO- l6 .
ST. Louis 80 90 4 .
Batteries-Fnneran and Land;
Willett and Simon.
Indianapolis, June i9.-Indianapolis
punched hits in the seventh and
eighth yesterday and won from Buff
falo. Yesterdays victory is the ninth
straight for the locals. II f.
Buffalo .......0O0002 0-3 s >
indianapolis ..00002 2X- l
Batteries-Knapp and Blair; Kaiser
ling and Rariden.
Kansas City. Mo-, Juno 19.-Cullop's
pitching. together with hits when they
were needed. enabled Kansas City to
defeat Baltimore here yesterday
r II T.
baltimore 100000 70 /
Kansas city 10000 OK l
Batteries-Wilhelm, Smith, Conley
and Jacklitsch; Cullop and Easterly,
American Association.
st. Paul, 4: Cleveland, 6.
Kansas City, o; Louisville, 6.
Minneapolis. /; Columbus, 3.
Milwaukee. 8; indianapolis, .: first
game.
Milwaukee, 10; Indianapolis, 81 sec
ond game.
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JOHNSON TO REMAIN
WITH WASHINGTON.

:. Cleveland, June 19.-Walter
:. johnson, premier pitcher. today
I. denied absolutely that he had
:. received definite offer from
:. the Fcderals and added that
:. even in that event he would
:. stick with the American league.
:. I'm satisfied" said Clark
:. Grifth's star. 1t is true that
:. the Fedcrals have asked me To
:. consider them in Q 1915, but |
= have denied them this. am
:. going to remain with tho Scna-
:. tors"
:. :. :. :. !. :. : : :. :. = :. = = = =
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JOE JACKSON is OUT.

Cleveland, June l9.--Joe Jackson
Nap sluger will be out of the game
probably a month. DR. Castle, Nar
physician. ordered the player To bed
yesterday. saying ne had water on the
knee. Jackson had not played foi
three days.
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JOHNSON NOW 4 FRENcHMAN.

Paris. France, June 19.-When
Worlds Champion Heavyweight Fight
or John Arthur Johnson opposes Frank
Moran here June p, for the worlds
title it will be AS representative OF
France and not OF America. Johnson
has taken out citizenship papers and
VIII shortly be fully enfranchlsed
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
American LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 19.-Boston batted
Scott's delivery all about the field yes
terday and shut out the locals.
r III T.
Boston .......OO1OOOGOl- s IA l
Chicago ......OOOOOOO00- o
Batterics-LeoEard and Carrigan;
Lathrop. Scott and Schalk Mayer.
Two base hits--Breton, Blackburn,
Chicago: Henrlien Boston. Three
base hits-Hooper. Speaker Boston.
Detroit, June l9.--Detroit defeated
Walter Johnson here yesterday. John
son worked at a disadvantage in the
rain. which BEGAN at the opening OF
the fourth and continued for the bal
ance of the game. The slippery ball
seemed to bother him more than it did
Dubuc. IL II
Washington 100000 OIL 8.
Detroit ........OOO3O 00lx-4 0
Batteiies-Johnson and Ainsmith;
williams: Dubuc and Stanage. TWO
base hit-Crawford, Detroit. Home
run-Kavanaugh Detroit
81. Louis. June 19.-Although the
worlds champions fought hard they
could not overcome Il ;csd the locals
secured in the early innings, so st.
Louis won from Philadelphia and went
into third place. IL
pbiIadelphia ..O1OOOO031- 10 l
ST Louis ....102 101 OK q IL 3
Battories-Plank, Brown and Lapp'
scbanc. Baumgardner, Mitchell and
Aenew. Two-base hits - Wares ST.
Louis; Baker, ST. Louis. Home run
-Strunk. philadelphia
cleveland, June 10. - New fork-
cleveland game postponed; rain
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Sedera, League.
TODAYS GAM ES.
American league

American League
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
National League.
St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Federal League.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Buffalo at Indianapolis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20
oRpnR OF puaz.raarroH.

STATE OF WEST YIKEINIA,
At rules held in the. once OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court or Harrison County.
on Monday, the 6th day OF April, 1914
the felioYtng order was enteTsdi
Robinson, plaintiffs
vs. IN Ghancery.
+ Hornor Gas supply Company cor
port West Xifglnia,s eovpgEat ton;
Afattha a. Robinson. and George 3. Rob
tnson, defendants
The object Of the above entitled suit
plaintiffs and against the defendants for
the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars, which
has heen deposited by. HornoP Gas Sup
ply Gampa1y in +, The LqmbstpoFt Bank I,lis
credit OF George b Robinson, for the
royalty or rental on the gas obtained
from certain gas well drilled llpon e
Jones Run. in Easis District, Harrison
County, West Virgint4,. containing ten
acres. which we'll was drilled under and
by virtue of a certain oil and gas lease,
1900. and now OF record in the County
! Clicks office of Harrison County. in
pssd Boek Ne; lSa. page 81, a e which e.,
deposit In said bank to the credit Of the
said, George 3, Robinson, and u, require
the said bank TO tHrn over to the SAID
PLAINTIFFS the sum of money af9fesai q
the bill filed in said cause.
Aud it appearing by AFFIDAVIT fled m
this cause that George q. Robinson is
g non resident Of this state, # IS ordered
after the date Of the FIRST publication
hereof, and do what ts NECESSARY 20. pro
tect his Interests,
I. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
CHARLES G. CoFF'AAfF,
Counsel for Plaintiff
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81 0b3ect OF su4s. q
The object OF the above entitled suit
having certain Interests OF NSrcellus 3.
Pell. In and TO the estate OF Which Kelso
Pell died seized and possessed, paid to
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0Il,s T0EI1ll

All persons MOVING rhemse1re M
debted otile estate sof Afeilia tksqti
deaea6Rts or haglf3g any ~ lin aSfaiIlst
hla estate should call On the 1ndepst ened
Ia the Con- Duil Ing In the
GlaFl burg and nj sci lept ~ tste
Is neceEsary 20 close this estate ana
settle the sanfeiat once. lt-s
DR.! At F9ST,
AdminE s ira h or.
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PAGE NLNE
Why put owning your

nv l3Ht owning Your
hoin lg longer (
ooer ~
Va lUe very daS Bus now
The aeIVa ge 8 the
increase your ard
your rent money besides
you have not the none to
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supply You and give You ten
years if necessary to pay li
back
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20

France has one automobile for
avery 800 people, one cycle for every
Sand one motorcycle for every
1882. Between 10 10 and 191l there
was the enormous increase OF 100000
cycles.
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Here Is i good home on Broadts
Avenue that can be bought for
than the original cost, Seven Rooms
txEos story, fran1e house. with hall3
covered with slate. oak dnish ana lok
40x120 feet. Here Is q chance e SCI
PRICE So, 500
$4,000 cash, balance u sult pun
chaser.
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TON

Frame, two stofs sew EN- room house
slate roof, good cellar and outhuild
ings, fruit trees, grape vines, good wen
splendid location, lot 5Qxl2O feet.
PRICE So, 600
One-half cash, balance % suit.
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Real ESTATE

a RARE BARaAx1T on CI.aY sTREET
A large level lot 56x200 on which is q
four room c5ttage, The lot faces on
trelnely low const dering the location.
There are butlfeW. properties for sale
in this section, and this is oneEEI at
town. Fred 3. Wood & Co.. Room
500 Con Building. Bell phone 1890.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WIZ BE w1raoUUT MONEY ao-
commodate everybody. BY loantnS
musical Instruments, etc. Jos. Jay,
Jeweler, Waldo Bldg.. Fourth street.
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SEWING

-sEWTM5 vyANTED-VgIlI go ont by the
day or at home Miss Ella Max Bel4
phone 9S5-J.
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sINPsolI AYENuE

Esottr r60mpOttages bath, ti,ite roeGi
front and back IlorclRes, lot 40x1 90
PRICE 81 400
Small payment down null balance -
rate OF 81. rs per month.
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WANTED-Practical pressman
who Understands two revo-
luton cylinder and Gordon
presses. Permanent posi-
ton for right man, Apply
at once to Manager Daily
Telegram.
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FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-LotS
WAMIED-Male HeIp

OTn1T-nearn barber trade. We are the
save $500 this month. Wages while
learning. Diplomas granted. Write for
catalogue. Leader Barber college, en-
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Boo0Gs AlTD BoARD-Ssyoo per week,
= Table board $500 per weeks lApply- at
| so West SIke street.
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R0QFlNG
CLEANING AND PRESSING

QUE ABEEoDS OF cleaning youE clothes
Will maSe your suit look ike new
We have a reputation for doing tie
work right. Try us-The Art 2ress-
ing Co.. 332 West Pike street
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EGGS AND CHICKENS

EGGs FoR zAFcH11Ta-Barred Rocks,
Anconas. Silver WYandottes, Single
Comb White Leghorns. All of first
oualfty We had first and second Leg
horns. first Anconas at the Clarksburg
Fair in September, 1913, NJ. w. Jones,
221 Bridge street, Clarksburg, w. Va
Bell phone $500.
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FoE sAISE-lEedeSn dsVell1ng near oen-
ter OF town with two bedrooms, NV
Ing maids. dining, storage, sewing
and bath rooms, den, upstairs glass
enclosed Sleeping porch, complete
laundry. kitchen, cellar, DIG. Verandas
'front.' and back stairs. oak finish; All
modern fixtures, big yard, especially
cnnvenient for children. Urgent need
for selling. The price of an ordinary
s-roon house canyget It, cash or PIT. terms ,Iis
within the next thirty days. The Dig
Test bargain ever offered In Ciarks-
burg. Address North American. care
Telegram.
PoR sAIE-six room house, hal1, bath.
hassuFeflt attic, finished in oak from
ftnn TO bottoms all modern improve
Inents, .on lot l0x12O, average to alley
in rear. paved street, cement side-
call 1861. Bell phone
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ROOMS AND BOARD

zsooars A1D .oARD-Hotel PRIVILEGES,
central Location. goQa ser"ice, very
reasonable, rall quick y, vacancies do
West Pike street,
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c4arksburg Telegram Go.
P-intera and PubIishers
,c,-s+ E,lc,or Matn Stree
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MONEY LOANED on Household goods,
ipfanos etc Citizens Loan Co, ,3i6
Empire building. RalI phone 1872.
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COnsoIidation Goal 90.
Rooms 6Ss-540 t1non e1oo.
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Board of Education,
ClarYxslIurp independent District
Room All 1ollTta 94oo
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sHoE REPAIRING
PHOTOGRAPHS

q you want good results from your
kodak Aims bring them to us. We know
aow to fnish them right Prices very
ey Building, Bell phone 103i-J-
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FOR SALE-Houses

poR sAEn-At wI1sonburg, . two-stoxy
Groom house, finished in oak hot and
oola water and bath. L9t $3.50, g.oF
q MICE, and Terms see J, h MORRISON
W5isonburg. W, Va.
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ZOE sALE-Meaxly I'VE hundred acres Of
timber, = consstinngn " .haTdwoodSs
hickory. ETC.. Call at once y. W. JAG
obs over Parsons-Souders 90
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SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

81 TSTED-safoty aazor blades to
sharpen we I7de .em better N the
other fellow. Douhha edge blades, 50
cents per dozen; single edge, % cents
per dozen. Dig up your old bsades.
and sand them to VIII S. Richardson,
1877 Greene rtreet. Marietta. o.
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FINE CHOCOLATES

PTRST or AIsI . ano box Of our de-
IIcfous c. olates. Mail. orders filled
for al points. apollo CONFECTIONERY
400 West Pike street
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Az rules held IN the ONCE Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Iafrison County,
West Virginia on Monday, the 6thrday of
April, 1914, the following order was en-
tered:
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SITUATIONS WANTED

EoUzFa HAN stouographar desires po-
sItiof eight years experience: first
class moderate salary. address II ~. =
care TELEGRAM ONCE.
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AL KINDS or KEYS

make all kinds of Nseys, j. Rex
Davis. LII. North Third street. Lat
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OBJECT OF Suit.

The object OF the ahpxe entitled suit
Is to secure a decree for the pprpose OF
having certain Interests. OF Marcellus 3.
Pell. In and TO the estate OF Which kelso
Pell died seized and possessed, paid to
him. and further TO have that certain
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THsATER.

A very interesting programme Will
be shown at the Butler theater this
evening as follows *The Cave
Dwellers,' Vitagraph comedy;
Pathe Weekly OF current events,
showing many scenes from all over
the world; "An Affair Of Honor be
ing the third number OF "The Be
loved Adventurer" series, with Lottie
Briscoe and Arthur Johnson, and 4
Selig two-reel feature. THE Vengeful
yagabonds, one of Selig's best pro
auctions Some OF the most charm
ing scenic effects ever produced By
the camera are shown in this picture
Several hundred Indians We're util.
lied in the production and no ex
pense was spared to make it perfect
in every way The reputation Of
James Oliver Curwood is i'll itself Z
guarantee the story is interesting
Tomorrow "The Royal Wild West,
a Vltagraph two-reel comedy Will
/ Sidney Drew (which is enough said
and THE Fable of the Peoples
Choice" a George AIDE comedy Adv