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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
THREE PLAYS FOR
ODEON THIS WEEK
Mcleod and Mcdonald Musi-
cal Comedy Company to
Present Them.

The odeon theater has an extra
good bill on for the coming week
as the Mcleod and Mcdonald Music
al Comedy Company will open
weeks engagement there Monday
There will be three changes OF
program during the week. For Mon
day and Tuesday the bill will be "A
Night in Old Heidelberg. Art NC
Leod takes the part OF an eccentric
German. Schultz, by name. and the
part was written especially for Mr..
Mcleod. With him he has a COM
pany Of well known artists who have
played all of the principal vaudeville
theaters, making an envtable repu-
tation for themselves.
The program for the opening play
is as follows:
Cast
Rudolph Schultz Art Mcleod
Izaty Schultz .....- Inez Rodriguez
John McGinty -. Elmer Mcdonald
Alexander Snow .... J. G. Gallagher
Ruby Weston So. Mona MCDONALD
Pansy .... Sue Lorraine
Charles Chaplin -. Morris Tolen
Rose Ody Foley
Daisy .-.........--. Ben Lloy1
Violet ......-.. Ella Forth
Song Numbers.
Opening Heidelberg" Company
i..Laddie'' A. Mcleod and Company
stein Song"
E. Mcdonald and company
A few moments with Horris Tolen
"Lovin Man" 49,. Inez and chorus
pixie Moon" -. Inez and chorus
THE Harmonious Four" .....-
Monarchs Of song
CHECK Your Baggage to Loveland"
Entire company
There will be change Of program
wednesday when the company Will
present The Bogus Pasha" and Fri.
day and Saturday it will present
"Hotel Topsy Turvey" This is an
excellent company and comes to the
Odeon very highly recommended
Three splendid reels of motion pic
lures will be shown Monday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

author, actor, finds in the part of
Colonel Carter congenial role. fae
he makes of the character very lows
able one AS young Virginian,
George Fairfax Carter. espouses the
Confederate cause, and saves the life
of young northern officer. fact
which has great bearing upon the
colonel's subsequent career. After
the war he goes to New York. and
endeavors to float a company to con-
struct a railroad in his native state
A cynical fnancier. Mr.. klutchem.
turns down the proposition The
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
TWO A WEEK
OUTPUT of American Beauty
Films Doubled Owing to
Demand.

American Beauty" films have
met with such wide approval and
the demand for them has been SO
great. that hereafter two Beauty
films instead of one. will be releas-
ed each week The first American
..Beauty" company is headed by Neva
Gerber and Webster Campbell. one
of the most popular pairs in film-
dom. The new Beauty" troupe
will be headed by Beatrice Van and
John sheehan. John Stepping. who
will direct the new company, will
also play important roles in the pic
lures.
Two of the new American Beau
ty' releases already have been an
nounced. The first is Love and La
bor," and the second is What's in
a Name2'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
COOP COMBINATION.

A better combination cannot be
imagined than Julia Dean. star and
handsome Bob Leonard director. The
Universal nhotoplay which they are
now working on has not been ofRc-
tally announced but 1t will surely
be a worth while film with such tai
emit backing il.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
Has Lead in 1sColoneI Garter
of Gainesville, /" to Be at
Orpheum.

The world Film Cooperation win
present the i've part photoplay.
Colonel Carter of Gainesville" pro
duced by the Burr Mcintosh Film
Corporation and based upon the late
F. Hopkinson Smiths novel of the
came name. Monday at the Orpheum
theater as q special feature attrac-
ton.
Burr Mcintosh. the famous editor
nh ographer, war correspondent
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

Fuller. ..Mary's Duke = ..The
Snhinx' THE Girl Who Had SUuIss
are a few OF these clever stories. She
has Just completed the Broadway
Universal feature. Under Southern
skies, produced by Lucins Heuder-
son. which is considered by flm crit
les to be one OF the most pretendoun
productions in. which Miss Fuller
has ever appeared.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
DowI1AN ASSIGNED.

William c. Dow1an has been az
signed the pleasant task of directing
Garter De Haven and Flora Parker:
In cat Watt College" which WIN oe
another Broadway Universal MIN fear
ture.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
Billy GarlDood
NOw a Director

Handsome Billy Garwood, popu-
lar leading man in Imp films. has
commenced directing pictures for the
Imp. He will devote his time to pro-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
To Write Plays
For Miss Fuller

julius stern. the general manager
of the Imp and Victoria hlm studtoa
has arranged with Elaine SteEnes
the prize winning scenario writer.
to produce one play month writtem
by Miss Sterne and featuring Mary
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

Marilynn Miller, who has one of
the principal characters in The
Passing Show of 1915" is to be fea-
tured in the spring in a comedy by
the Shuberts.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

Kolb and Dill. the western come
dams. have organized their own
movie" company.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
JOIN UNIVERSAL.

e. ]. LIE Saint and his talented
vie. stella Rozetta. have Joined the
Universal film forces. Mr.. lie Saint
is directing Frank Keenan, in The
Long Chance from the novel by
Peter B. Kyne of the Denver Post
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
WILL DIRECT.

Norval MacGreggor will direct
Laemmle brand pictures as soon as
COLORADO" featuring Hobart Bos-
worth is finished
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
NEW LEADING MAN,

Cleo Madison, screen star. has Ar,
thur Shirley for her new leading
man and Lon CLANCY as the heavy
while Joseph De Grasse is the dfrec-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

seal film production of the great
stage success, "A Texas Steer" which
was lately completed and which will
be presented here in the near future
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

ducfng one reel comedies for the
present.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
Sixty Cans Of Pike
For Near By Lakes

Sixty cans of young pike Matched
last night at the state fish hatchery at
st. Paul, we're received at the North
western passenger depot at Mankato
from the special car of the Minnesota
game and fish commission by David
Richards and Lawrence Mayer, who
Immediately took the fish out to Lakes
Washington and George, and let them
free there. A year from now these
creatures will be big enough to catch.
1t would be hopeless task to try to
estimate tho number, but the tiny crea'
lures swan around thickly in cans that
held ten gallons of water each.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

WHILE the Gerlnans have made some
determined efforts to advance the past
week. each attempt has resulted in
failure and the toll of their endeavor
has been the slaughter of thousands of
the brave German soldiers. The allies
are holding their positions all along the
battle front,an the loss to the Kaiser's
men has been much heavier than to the
allied forces.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
ELL Old |. |:|
By an Austin Resident.

+ b. r- -.-H
The following has more interest for
Austin residents than it otherwise
would have because Mr.. Calf is one of
ourselves, citizen of Austin. II It
prove OF assistance to but one person
IN Anstin, it will have been we'll worth
the telling. - -"
J. N. Calf, chief of police, Ill Eas,
Bridge street. Austin. says: II was
sIouDled Dy dull misery in my back
AZ such times, procured q box OF
Doan's Kidney Pills at Pooler's Drua
Store and used them, getting pr6mp1
relief. The endorsement gave Doan'l
Kidney Pills some years ago holdi
Price SOC, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan,s Kidney Pills-the same that
H.. e. Alt had. Foster -Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo. N. 7.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
The following dates are set


The following dates are set for
commencement week.
Class Play, Friday, May FL.
Senior Class Day Exercises at High
School, Monday, May ~.
Wednesday, May 2o, Junior-Senior
Banquet at the High School.
Thursday afternoon, May 27, Junior
High School will give their program,
which will be given partly out of
doors and partly in doors. IL
The Annual will be ready May "a in
.time Class Day Exercises. The
leading feature Of the Annual this
year will be the history Of the Alum
nj which It affords. .sss
Friday evening, May 18, at the
Methodist church regular Commence
menf exercises: s. Il B
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

The balance of trade in our favor
this year, if it continues at the same
rate as in tte past six months, will in
crease the Indebtedness Of European
nations to the United States by one
billion and a half of dollars. This coun.
try is piling up wealth that should be
spent in making better roads, better
homes, better schools and improve
ments Of all kinds. q ID
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

THE camera promises to be ar inter-
estlEg adjunct to the cleanup cam
paign next month in some places. 1t
will 90 spying about various parts Of
the city in search of indications of un-
usual non-activity, and will make per-
manent records of such indications
as seem to justify having that dist.
inction conferred on them. Who is
afraid?
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

In five weeks Is patients have ee J
admitted to the hospital for the insane
At Rochester, making a total of 1896
on hand, with 1900 as the institutions
capacity. In the same time the Fergus
Falls hospital has admitted 81 new pat
tents. and now has 1872, or IL more
than its capacity. What are we COM
ing to? Too much of that boasted
''prOsperity"?
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

THO the old soldiers residing here
are few in number we are all sharing
with the rest of the country the liberty
and privileges for which the "boys in
blue" fought and even shed their blood
upon the battle fields. Let us on Men,
orial day place wreath upon the
graves of the heroes dead and utter q
word of praise and gratitude to those
still with US.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
Club Libraries Free.

The Minnesota public library com.
mission is prepared to supply farmers
clubs with free travelling libraries.
These consist of 25 volumes of selected
works, nicely bound, aud securely boxed
ready for shipment. BY this means
every rural community can provide
itself with coed reading matter. They
are loaned absolutely free for six
months, excepting that freight is paid
each way by the borrower. The usual
one-way freight charge is 25 cents
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

a king Il possible for the fish to multi.
ply and restock the fishing grounds.
which goes to show that there's no evil
without its compensation. Plenty OF
fish will make cheap food for Europe
after the war. After such senseless
con 1ict, no doubt little brain food
will be in great demand over there,
Some small compensation.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
See Dodge Bros Bar at MoreIand
& Anker'S. $685.

Dodge Bros. car is the equal of any
$1,000 car on the market. We invite
inspection. Moreland & Anker.
ITO inch wheel base, finest leather,
enamel body, electric lights and starter,
IS horse power, for how much? $785.
The bod ge. Why pay more for car
car when you have everything in the
Dodge? adv g.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

The primary election day has been
changed to Monday. The change was
asked for by travelling men and railroad
employees who are obliged to leave
home Monday morning and therefore
are unable to vote, except at consider
able expense. We shall try it.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

The Fire Commissioner, Adamsc2
of New Y ork city, in his annual report,
states that out of q total Of II, ,425 fires
in that city last year, no less than 9,24s
occurred in dwellings. In other build
ings there were only 2,768 fires and out
side buildings there were but 2.414.
This showing indicates where the great.
est dangers from fires exist.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
Real Estate Transfers

James D. Sheedy & WI to- Fred
Christensen $282.28 lots 10 & II blk
8 Railroad Addn.
Johanna Quandt ct al to Gustave
F. QuanH $4853.4 e1l nwA 26-1O4-
Is.
Catherine Conlon & hus to Oluf
EastVold $3.50 lot blk II Caswell
& Lewis Addn Leroy.
George M. Anderson to VIM. H.
Nordland $1,000 lot blk Will of
Lyle.
Obediah Clouse & wi to w. A.
Pat tison $1,000 VIZ seA 1-1O2-14.
Estella M. Slaven to Martin Hay
er $3.50 lot "a blk 3 Slaven's Addn
Austin.
J. J. Rugg & wf to William E..
HOPPE $24OO lot 6 blk IS Bolcom's
Addition Austin.
Anna Shiller & hus to Max W..
Miller $500 lot blk 40 Yates &
Lewis Addn Austin.
George H. Boliou & WI to VIM.
H. Decker $4,000 neH 16-1Ol-16.
Pier dwelling & WI to Burt E.
Stimson $500 part lot 2 blk "a Yates
4 Lewis Addn.
Eugene F. Atkins ct al to John
Shaw 81 & val .e3-8 of VIZ se1-4
& WA e1a se1-4 3O-103-15.
C. C. Atkins & wi to John Shaw
5000 w5-8 VIZ seA 30-103-15. ,
Ira P. Chase & VT to Reuben
Keller $8,M5 nwA 36-109-16.
George Hirsh & wi to- A. S.
StuNs $26,4OO seA & s1a sw1-4 20
i0-l8.. .-...,s
1 Cora Millen {Grdnl( ,.to C. Cat,
kins $4,000 w% Of VIZ SEX 304A03-
las.
Robert Starnar & wi to A. N. Kit
sert $4,000 2nk 1-2 80; & nwH
80 S Of Rry in 101-18.
Claude G.. Atkins ct al to Jacob
Buseman $4,000 swA 32-1O3-15.
| Ora r. Douglas & WI to Harvey
L. Douglas $9100 u of e1-2 neA 2e
& ny seA and WIZ ne1-4 % s.
Of Rry in 103-14 & WIZ swA FL
Of Rry.
| Allan F.. Beck ct al to G. C.Davis
$4,000 & val eh neA and sw1-4
ne1-4 25-103-16.
| w. F. Hinshaw & VT to J. H
White $16,50O0 nwA 26-1N-16.
c.. F. Hildebrand ct al to- B. F.
Hesssnnius $3G5G nwA 7-0103-15.
| w. r. label ct al to Orvill van
Gundy $4,000 swA 2-iO2-15.
Andrew N. Anderson ct al to
Thomas Gregg $i1,052 81 Of VIZ
swA 19-101-17.
Sam D. Goetsch & VT to A. S.
Robson $4,000 sA of nwA sw1-4
29-1O3-16.
Alma Cole to Emma Swenson
S1.OO lot 2 blk 1 Varco's Addn Aus
tin.
George C.. Jones & Wf to Ben A.
Meline $4,000 WIZ of 7-104-16 ex-
cept seA of Sc IA.
Home Investment Co. to John H.
Thurman $500 lot blk 2 Kenwood
Park Austin.
Allan F. Beck ct al to J. W.Beck
81 & val 1-6 int in swK 33-103-14
John KOsventO & wi to Alfred c..
Page $3.50 block Railroad Addn.
Austin w. of Rry.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

TUESDAY was Minnesota's natal day
On May II, 1858 territorial habilimenta
were laid aside, and the garments OF
statehood was donned. This was pur-
suant to the signing of an enabling act
by President Franklin Pierce granting
the privileges of statehood after con-
stitution had been framed. We have q
splendid record.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

FLOODING the euemy's trenches with
poisonous gases may be barbartous
warfare. but is it any more brutal than
rending the exploding shells or blow
ing him up with hidden mines? In
short is there anything about modern
warfare that is not brutal and barbar-
Gus and totally unified to our boas ted
twentieth century civilization?
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

MANY people believe that newspa-
per exists for the sole purpose of
"'roasting' somebody. We do not. 1t
is the first business Of the newspaper
to give the news, the facts concerning
the events as they transpire. with such
comment thereon as will give the
reader q better understanding Of tbe
facts.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

THE law supplements Of legislation
completed by the recent Legislation
shows q smaller amount finished than
IN previous year. Fewer laws may be
an Improvement II they are short and
bekter.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
We did not escape the usual 10th OF
May cold snap. It was decidedly dis
agreeable the last of the week.
If all the John SIN this would contrt-
butte their mite. the Pocahcntas Mem
orial association would soon be out Of

r. RAH1LLY has resigned as post
master Of Dexter village. Either too
little money for the work or too much
for the salary. Who next? -3
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

In some portions Of sou b .rn Florida
there was good grape fruit crop but
poor facilities for profitable shipping
market. All which goes to show that
raising good fruit may not insure .
profitable crop.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

in Lyou county, whore they have had
no saloons for ten years the vote for
county option last week was 1O2 and
only Is against. This 10 the very best
kind Of an argument IN favor of coun'
~ option. ...
Pioneer Press: English women, hav-
ing passed the regular examinations of
motor drivers, are refused licenses be-
cause of the alleged lack of public con.
fidence in female drivers. If they are
90 unreliable as some of our male driv-
ers in America the British rule is not
without reason.
Hopkins Enterprise: The Farming
ton Tribune editor received ten pound
pork roast from q lady subscriber for
taking q 6rm stand against the liquor
traffic. We know of dozens of editors
who have received roasts for doing the
same thing, but the weight differed
more or less and they were not
pork. $500
Janesvilie News: II is stated that
the Minnesota Brewers Association
will bring suit to test the validity o!
the county option law on the ground
that it gives legislative powers to the
voters TO tho state. in other states
where similar laws have been tested
before the courts the laws have been
pronounced constitutional and sound.
Moatevideo Leader: Out in Wash.
inetoa and Oregon they do things diff
ferently. There it is against the law
to butcher veal calves, We are told and
the law is enforced: Here for every
calf killed cow or steer ts lost to the
future and 1T it is q heifer calf. prob
ably q half dozen such are lost. There
should be q law rigidIy enforced here
aleo against the slaughter of likely hei-
fer calves. r:
Red Wing Eagle: The fact that It
costs the people Of the state 50 much to
maintain tho Minneapolis university,
and students 90 much for attending the
Esame, may not prove sopuzzling when
it is considered that the president of
the institution is alone paid 8lOOOO q
year. Then think of the army Of pro-
fessors, some of whom are most likely
dra wing two Or three salaries each. At
least that was the practice some years
ago.
Crookston Times: The best way to
form an Impression of neighb0ring
city is to look at its newspapers. If
these journals are poorly printed and
sioppily written, and if there is little
advertising the community is invari-
ably run down. If the newspapers
have clean type appearance, and show
the expenditure OF money for good re-
porting and writing and if the adver-
tising columns are we'll filled, the com
munity is going right ahead.
St. Charles Union: Now are the days
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
SUPERINTENDENTS TO MEET

County school superintendents of
Minnesota will meet in Duluth June
IS, 10, and II. H. R. Painter of Mar
shall, president of the association Of
county superintendent has issued the
program which will be made up of
subjects of interest to teachers.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

n NJ ".
nsnas :. .n1 w, schci.r @ - m nm "a eat ont
.a ~ .he e...r ~ ~ az .ni the hrirSt ann.
1L;o. ~ '.1 ~ = 3 tn.t thau aak vhat "a
~ . % ~ .e.r. = = ss ie:.on: c anvvav. 1t
s.o w. :. 81 To- fasl EIe That when me
- a.u et - .n ontanor. i. a. etrono mi fha
contnr co,. =, =. .e.rs U Iii, no. tha vslns 81
I.en;se. ;e resninteiv q the leaeona nnfll:
~ Maicn,ee ev. =, :. nsr VA vacatinn comes
s'o o1S @-.. - =.
Elk River Star-News: Inc R!0pOsl-
s,01 .n1 .o iesisis tion has aronsed
the % animitv of the various administra.
tive danartments: notably the railroad
and warehouse commission and board
~ cnntrcl affarta1 tharahv. and the
natrintiam NJ ~ thosa deDartments has
heen er l damonstrstad b1 ia diearaceful
iohhvino to defaat anv and an leeiela-.
zion thst makee pretension Of effici-
encv in state government at less ex..
nansa Ia tha DnRIic.s The nay roll is of
rreatar imnortance to these people than
9o0d oovernment. ~--5s1%.~ ...
,.,,-- .
WINDOW Citizen: We penevS socsn.
org peneions CAS- lsglelatIoMh ~ oD.s.te -
~ petstetent loDDying vn ING RS's ~, ~
9ne teAene an'zHsI"..s m .sH n.,t % ~ ,,s.c
suDnoSed to be benefited. Tho scrub
Woman can 20 to the Door house. ahe
store cierk. feieDhone operator, s0teli0.
arnnher and All tho other women Who
con1dn't afford 4 college education,
m,lsf take = back seat when oid.1ge
puts them out Of employment. ,sNosWe
can't aaree With those who think it 10
fair TO prefer one class of women over
their less fortunate sisters, however
much We admire our teachers. -:
Co. M. &C.. ..vs-ht.,
Oesge Nox 1no 80 80 ~
went !nto ehec. : ~. !, :. T.enn IA s.se
8oVoInmont .: eVuu Incynlo t.va. Hx....l.c ~.
cnetl coon!y g losst. .ss.,ass ~ sS...i -, :.
Stn lug nu11Eeoc ~ .osn.'a " s ~ 49, certs ~
Dl!ng IN Iovo1uo s.9a ~ ae. ae sen. ~U., ,ra H
stamDs affixed to ali deeds recorded ia
the recorders office this year amount to
8l568.9O. Many of these stamps are
for large amounts. the largest Icing
&38.5O. This amount, however, is on
an instrument that calls for only &8: 30,
and the man who made the mistake is
trying to recover his $50. A number Of
deeds carry stamps totalliing from SO
to 325. The highest amount on$any
single deed is 1926 SO. ~
r..oe.,. e...a.~a. p,.;ra.o mon
L4kenelG otano@Iu: Dus.neso snn o.,.;en men
III LakeneIo WAC s,eueu @ .ne pS..siv" nn
1or e'ectl"9 unuee eoe ehren+eOad 10" e0aa v;th ~
tion "a" nsve ue peSn a;nsans teasoneu net. ~
D0ycot: a nst VI toe sleu?te e:a w. 80 ~ ~ r.
tition from tnis pace IL es sslo - 10 Pun
nciy dlsplayeo III tne eo tnieo tSat ,sst uT,a .ha
saloons Pfesumaoly III o.uer saoo .nes ,.,nno tuo
Patlone OF toe sa.oone may 1rv" HN~ "uvm
tney saooia tlAoe w!.n. I'ets man na1
Mno slgneo tna. Po';.vhs ~ WIZ .;n.".r :no .o ~
vlct'on tnat ne was ~ tno iaSn. =: . can o.. q.
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12
oTHR EDITORS OPINIONS

Dulu'h Herald: If Italy could only
tip old Vesuvius up and use It like .
forty-tWo centimeter gun she would be
more formidable than ever.
Redwood Gazette: Every tenth Bril-
ton has enlisted. Every tenth French
man 10 at the front. Every tenth Belg-
ian is dead. What does the United
States know about trouble?
Park Rapids Enterprise: Coal has
dropped 6fty cents per ton, but who
wants any coal with long summer
Just ahead? The situation inspires the
thought that the coal baron ls about
the meanest fnancier on earth.
Pioneer Press: "Automobi'e Q author.
ieties assert that the opening Of the
cutout 10 useless except on rare occas-
ions. But surely there u some nee In
attracting . stfeet full Of people to
the arrogant magnidcence Of your
car"
Mower County transcript., 1915-05-12

IT is said that tie var il Europe is