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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24
Locals.

a trvout it handled Orofino, kamlah
and Nez perce Monday, and will be
kept in readiness for emergencies.
Don't overlook the printer. Pay
your subscription once every year.
We need it.
For sale One good young COW, just
fresh. D. Lundy, Ahsahka. 1880. pd
Frank Gaffney of Weippe, attend
ing the University at Moscow, passed
thru Orofino enroute home Friday.
Bills are out announcing Christ
mas dance in Ahsahka Dec. rs.
There will be dance in Odd
Fellows hall, Orofno, tonight, Friday
Dec. "a. Fine musA, good floor.
1t will pay you to read the ads.
Tell your neighbors about them.
The auxiliary plant in Orontio for
the manufacture of electric current,
was started Monday, with a capacity
of 200 horse power, sufficient to supply
several towns the size of Oronfio. As
Tuesday morning, about O'Clock,
the old leaning tree near the Catholle
church fell across the telephone line.
also the electric light line to the
ASYLUM. crossing the wires. The
power line carried 1900 volts, ane
the tree was set on fire. The power
line was burned in two, and for q
time both systems were out OF com
mission.
Miss Hulda Anderson, Fred Viii
fong, Marguerite White and Edwin
Retting, all attending TIE University
at Moscow, are home for the holida,
vacation.
w. B. Wiley, forest supervisor fol
the Clearwater forest, returned yester
day from the Oxford mine, where h,
found 33 inches of snow. He was al
day from there to Pierce, and had /
tough trip.
Joe Molloys was the scene of !
pleasant evening Tuesday, Mrs. Mol
10y giving her boarders Christina
dinner before the teachers left TO
their Christmas vacation. There wa
great fun hunting for presents, whicl
were hidden all over the house. Thu
big table had miniature Christina
rec as the center piece, and the etfec
was pleasing.
No road is properly constructed tina
does not provide for efficient drainage
The first principle of road constructio
is drainage. Get the water out OF tn
way, or no grade will stand.
Samson Snyder had a narrow escap
from fire, which caught under tn
range, Burning thru both floors am
the linoleum. By disconnecting TIL
range the fire was eXtinguished.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24
Notice

The public will take notice that
have at no time authorized VIM. OFT,
who has been running pool hall in
Ahsahka, Clearwater county, Idaho,
to contract debts or other obligations
for me, and l will not be responsible
for any debts incurred or contracts
made by him.
l.. ID. SNYDER.
Orofino, Idaho, Dec. 20, 1915. 20 2t
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24
Clever Answer.

She-This is the fourth time you
have proposed TO me. How many times
do you want me to refuse you2 He
Personally | think three times quite
sufficient London Mail
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24
Home for the Holidays

Miss Maggie Dealney, who is at
tending. the State University at Mos
cow, is home for the holidays. Miss
Mary, who is at the Lewiston Nor
NAL, will be home this week.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24

Il the District court If the Second
j judicial District Of the State If ids E
ho, u and for the counties Of Nv1
Perez, Iatah, Clearwater, Lewis and
Idaho.
II the matter eff the fixing Of h,
terms Of court for the year 1916. IL
the above entitled court.
II is hereby ordered that the terms
Of the Court Tor tie above district, BE-
held At the following times and places,
at the county seats of the respective
counties above named
At lewiston, Nez Perez county.
January l7tt April 3rd, and October
23yd
At Grangevlle, Idaho county, Feb
ruary 7th and August 18th.
At Nez Peice, Lewis county, March
9th and September 25th. At Orohno,
Clearwater county, March 10th and
October 9th.
At Moscow, Latah county, April
oath and November 9th.
Done at Moscow, December 22nd ),
| 1918.
EDGAR G. STEELE,
Dec. 24-2t Judge.
Notice
I Notice to delinquent stockholders
Notice is hereby given that there is
/ delinquent or the following described
stock of the Fraser Telephone Go, on
account Of dues and assessments for
/ the year 1915, to-Wit
\ A. l.. Harper, share, certificate
/ No. l03, amount due $500.
+. +. Peckham, ! share, certificate
No. 80, amount due So 90.
Mrs. j j. Poole, | share, certii-
cate No 70, $500
And in accordance with the law
said stock will be sold at the central
office Of the company at Fraser, Idaho,
on Saturday, January 8, 1916, at $50
O'Clock .. m. Of said day to pay cost
of such delinquency and cost of adver-
Using, and expense Of sale
G. E. ABRAMS,
Secretary Fraser Telephone Co.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24

Many men owe the grandeur of their
lives to their tremendous difficulties
Sturgeon.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24
Cow For Sale.

For sale Good milch cow, fresh in
spring. Inquire of 2. M. Johnson,
Orofino. 37-39-pd.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-24

Our Motto: mot How Cheap,
but How Good" Store closed
after 10 a. m. No delivery. We
want al to have a day of pleasure
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
Stake Events; for s;l 600 Each
Are Carded for Big
Annual eef.

Great interest has been faronseu
throug honh the racing world over tins
big events that are to take place on
the dne halE-mile track of the Central
I West Virginia fan 10 be he1h here
I August 81, September 4, 70. and 9, by
ally large sum of money is To- be Of
I:vided among the Niinnsrs. There will
l be thirteen different races for which
| u total OF So, 30 o Will be awarded In
/ stakes and purses. Four OF the races
will be the stake events for $1,000
each. In additton,ja special drivers,
purse Of 81. 90 is offered for the ons
taking the most money at the Ctarka-
burg and Fainnonkf aira.
| Calebrnted circuit.
\ The Central West Virginia Fair 1s
= member Of the cele bpateds Lake Ere
/ Trottang Circult, which II known as
4 tlA king OF the half mi1ers. and.
through this men1bership many ~ the
most noted raceryson the American
4 turf will BIZ brought to this CITY the
4 circuit ambraces nineteen weeks Or
4 continuous raScing Of the better class
lin atstGtnE Of 0gressfVa cities me
j Central West Virginia FAR precedes
1.-THE state fair at WheeI1ng and 1os-
lows the Fairmont fair.
4 All the RACES will have an IN
Il usually large number of entries.
One OF the best-knoWn starters N lne
hunted States has been engaged Tor
1.-The entire week and will preside. The
4 81 600 stakes offered are to be dt-
tyided four ways $SO 90 going to the
winning horse. $3.50 to the second.
II $500 to the third and $50 to the
Il fourth.
Special $1,000 Purse.
The speciar drivers purse Of 900
lis to be divided three ways. 500 az
lIhrst prize. $500 as second and 5000
as third. among the drivers who take
II the most money at the Clarkspurg
and Fairmont fairs THIS exceptton7
4 al offer is made possible through the
4 membership OF the .Clarksburg fair in
4 the great. Lake Erie Trotting CIR
j All the races are 10 be governed BY
4 the rules of the National Trotting
Association, of which. the, association
is also member The big speed pre-
t.,r,ro ~, 10 a 9 f0l1nws.S En-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
WINTER CAMPAIGN
Ils.Beino. reparsd for All Along
the French Front at
This lime.

bsT1SSefiRK France 81 Sc s. Aug. an u
along. the French front pEspa at1p pm
are, esoing ateadlly Forward for the
winter cam paign: ln, the treHGn es me
sraatest possible degree Of care ~ Pc
Iins taken to protect the! men, not
ionly AGAINST attacks but Also agaiqs t
the rigors OF the weather.
Tar is being. extensively USED
wherever the intrusion or water AZ
likely to, occur, the effort being 70
make the trenches as nearly water
ltight as possible. Drainases or various
kinds il being provided, ana conGrele
Ia being freely used to pEoYine
3weathar proof shelters.
Il 1T Is necessary to make use OF
the same. trenches this winter as the
troops occupied last winter. they. VIII Z
not sslffer so largely from wet and
frozen feet, and 1t will be possible TO
sleep or. rest with some degree OF
comfort instead OF In the mud
For the protection Of the troops N
the advanced trenches. the use OF
Ibarbad wire is being largely EXTENDED.
Tho driving Of the posts for the Fsre.
which was formerly done with heavy
Smallets, the sound Of which was OFTEN
the Il gnal FOR a volleg from the enc
my, is now accompl ahed noiselessly
by machinery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
LOTTERY
Scheme Isl Resorted to to Re:
dice Number off Chinese
Opium DeaIers.

PEKING. Aug. In and around
the coast provinces of China. the SUD
preston of opium traffic by the Chs
nese government officials has; been eff
sfected SO thoroughly. that. the opium
dealers are docking in increasing
nunnbarss under the protects ION of the
foreign settlement in Shanghai, but
even there the dealers are finding
their activities restrieted. The mis-
sionary element and other refoFmers
have hit pom one rather novel CAM
paignitor suppression by lottery. The
Taxpayers In Shanghai voted in favor
of the scheme; and a lottery OF
drawing was recently held for the
spurpose of selecting, out Of the $50
opium dealers In the territory 145
who shstld. give up the opium busi-
Eess.
ThsNnrth China News. describing
the dTaMings says:
The drawing Was conducted on
platform, and the people, whose for
tunes were temporarily or perma-
nentIEat stake stood EARNESTLY scrur
tinizing every move In the procedure,
Great care was. of course, taken to
ensure accuracy In drawing and re-
cording numbers. and the Chinese
who hold up the; ball as II came from
the machine was careful to let II be
s. T.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
TIRE SUPPLY IS
RUN OUT NOW
Not a Single Tire Can Now Be
Bought in Norway at
Any Price.

fCorresponIience' of the Asso.lntsl 1'ress.l
CHRISTIANIA, Aug. 14---Nor-
wegiap owners of automobiles are
hard hit BY the announcement OF
been exhausted and it is imp ssibla
to replepish the stock to8any extent
because the belligerent countries are
taking up all the worlds supply. At
present it Is said there is not new
tire to be bplght at any price any
where In Norway.
The situati On IS much more than
annoying, for 1t will have q serious
economical erect g Norwegian
farming. AZ II i ls doubtfu that e any ny
country has adopted the aut0mobtle
more extenslvely ia q public way
for in<NorEay the sparsely settled
hills have npyer been able to support
railways and the automobile has
come. to be the principal means OF
communicative and transportation
both for the farmer and the com
mercfal man. The tnnumerahle cars
which have been put into service IN
recent years are all Of foreign man
ufacture, for there Is no automobile
ture as to oil, gasoline and tires. The
importation Of tires has steadily de-
creased since the European war be-
gan. and the present imposs tbility OF
obtaining new tires has forced many
Of the taxicabs in Chrtstiania to 80
out OF business. The cars on the
bic automobile races =. - ~ BIN
try are wearing their tires down to
the last thread, and it appears their
service may soon have to. ba can
celled.
The Royal Aut omobile Club. OF
which King Haakon is honorary pref
dent. is now negotiating with for
eien governments In the hope Of get
ting permission. to import tires. with
guaranty on the part Of Norway that
Inc tires viii not be exported to any
OF the belligerent nations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
a1oIa,.1a,ac:aEI,: -
BRIDGEPORT
sts,scs,es1a1a:a1Ers:s

Is
Il BR1DGEPoRT. Aug. i The
members, ot the Methodist Protestant
Sunday school enjoyed e daightfut
outing in Chorpening's grove thurs
day. Canes. swings and other IN
noyatfons PROVIDED entertainment
and the day proved tps be one OF
unusual enjoyment. The usual pic
mic lunch with ice cream was present
in abundance.
an soutingsa recent afternoon in
Barnes's grove. An elaborate picnic
luncheon featused the occasion.
Those enjoying the event were Nellie
Griswold, Nof Clarksburg: Margaret
Gaines. OF Salem; Elizabeth ana
margaret Deevar, Of Parkersburg,
and Teresa Games and Helen Lyon,
iof this place. with Mrs. Wi4puLr
Gaines, and Miss Edna WILKINSON
i q MRS. Edgar Reed was hostess
| Thursday afternoon tosthe Whining
Workers Society OF the Methodist
Protestant chudch After the usual
ldeyotionals conducted by the pres
Iident, Mrs. p. e Stout, a short bust
ness session was held during when
lit was decided to have g lawn 1e1e
and apron social August 20 on N.
/ d. Teter's lawn.
Y us 0@1SAG@S AA$> ~
iternlelon and lemonade were served.
| Those present were Mrs. g; ".
Post, Mrs. u. G. Lawson, Mrs. a.
EStolt. Mrs. G. A. LAWSON. MIS-.
Charles BARTLETT, Mrs: Seymour Bart
Ilett. Mrs. "a, w Mccartney, Mrs.
John Lancaster. Mrs William Cold
!! en-. Mrs. William. Cray, MES. a. s:
/ Whitehill, Mrs. N. %. Sutton ana
Misses Dezzfe Lawson and Hazel Poi
ling.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Teter. Of Wes-
lton. were recent guests Of John =.
lTeter.
Misses capitola and Ruby Barnes.
Mr.. and MRS. ALBERT Sourborne. T. Y.
Barnes, and O. %. Barnes attended
the Barnes reunfop at 'Traction park
Thursday.
mrs. Parker Hudkins.8of Philippi.
and Miss Atha Riley, of p othsyi4le'
lwere recent guests Of thetr brother,
Claude Riley.
G. o. Smith was recent guest
of Mr.. and MIS-. -, 3. Hall. OF Salem.
| DIR g. II. Lyon. of Shinnsd on. was
a recent guest of Mr. and MIS-. Y 81:
Wilkinson.
! Miss Blanche Lawson Joined. MT.
and Mrs. Basil Lucas. a Shinnstons
and Miss Ruth Merriheld, of Fair
mont. Thursday at Shinnston from
which place they started TO Atlantic
City for a two weeks outing, The
trip will be made in the Lusas caFE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14

seen between his ttllnab andash finger:
and to have his Ion sleeves we'll
rolled hack The proceadings were
icondn ctad; Without q hi tchs the draw
dngs. being comple within an
hour. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
IDEIlDR
EAlz!l HAIR
Scab ltrhed Dandruff Sealed Of.
Slowed in.Hair and Covered Goat
Collar Used Clticura Soap
anal Ointment. Hair Shipped
Coming Out and Scalp Clean.

Bysan Ca - , For SKI ytssz otta1aelesAl
hair. Ny scsalp would iscla . taias soEsae
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
BRISTOL
aaca1aaeeea4eeeaaE:E

/ RR1sToL. Aug. IA Jackson
rlatchar 4 we'll known stockna
!. ]. ,pnW known stockman and farmer,
"a Ten mile creek, - took UP lamps .e
=, this district the first OF the Weshl
finest Randolph, of Salem. TOOK "
iss,,I,s IL Tenmile district Frlo s
1rhee total number OF wool-DeslIin g
Innadrupeds In this district = aufss
above the general average; a.,
aa1,ghter. Miss Beatrice. and Mt. ano
NS1sr IA b. Lynch and son, 1919, 49,
| n y 4 a otored to Clarksburg InuIs-
1av where they attended 70 yaEa0us
business matters. !, .c..as.,,,,e
The following Grass run people
were Salem visitors recenI 8 So So,
IN =. Edward 3. Kells, lease poss ~ ~
the south Penn OIL ACompany, ~ ~.
and Mrs. Nathan Il. Goodwin an =
. ahiidran Lloyd Kells, Sylvester y
3rnndwinI n. f.. Goodwin. jasper n
RITTER and son, Clatus. 49,.
| samuel IL, and Jasper g. Ee1tler
I az Grass run, have made ove etsss
/ snr the purchase Of the SOO acIe
Farm on Tenmile creek belonging IS
the late Hiram Lynch. IT, anu nc. e. -. ]
! now engaged at harvesting the mesa'
dows. They DC not t saoW arm M unit mt
gf
September, however y, -, u,
Lewis Bailey and Walter y. L .El':l
a,,itarist and violintst, respectiVe1y,
Il We're guests, at the home Of MT ana
Mrs. John D. Bailey and tamiAy 3
/ if's Mia Lillian T. Norris returned
! to Grass run the first OF the wees esl
i ia resume her position with MT
, and Mrs. Nathan a. Good yin, af.el
spending a few days at her nome OF
Indian run. r,.,,t
of Grass run. were adjusting matters
81 business At Salem THURSDAY D .
Mrs. Montgomery and son, Pr1sie
and Mrs. John Myer and son s4 1sex.
q Indian run, attended the Fsnns'
boro fair Thursday
after matters OF business ct saaen
itThursddy. Z. q.
Miss Vassis essiIey and Sther
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

rhe undersIaned administrator Of the
Eastate Of s. W. Jackson deceased will sell
at public sale. on the 18th day Of Angus 81
lAinmston, West virginia, al the stock Of
Inlercha dise: fastu5sa sad peEsoRasd RrGMR-
JacEson Sale to begin at 10 a. m: Or as
soon tfiereatfeE as convenient. SAID prop
lerty "a be sold 70 az g raalize the bese
IERMs OF SALE: Cash unless Other
wise s sn sia4y , a ,5sl toM1ANY
Admin krator OF the EstatA Of s. ". JACK
sou, DeeeAaod.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14

.W4les oDs r.. 2Iv. % No. 4, were ehop-
Ming II Saleia q recent evening:
I An iceseresx1s fasttca n be given
jby the ladies' OF the 1fathodtat Epia-
copaI churchs on Grass; r lNs Satx1r-
day eHening: August a. for the
bAnaft Of, the church. An fnSat LOB
to attend is extended to ais
Miss Jetta Norris resumed her
position with Mr. and MS Jultds
Mathey the first Of the week AFTER
spending a few days at her home
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14

shian,a Run. IN Clay District. Harrison
Lowe Lucas farm, between AfcAlpin ana
shinnston, on the waters of said Shfnn' Is
Run. The coal underlying said farm has
been sold but the oil and gas interests
have not been sold.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash on
day of sale one third I'm six months; one
third in Twelve months, with interest from
date on deferred payments. with good per-
lien to be retained to further secure the
purchase money notes, with option, how
ever to the purchaser o pay As much
more than the one third cash he may
elect. i, !. :, ,,,.,,,,,n
Trustee OF Estate OF Mamie r. Lowe,
BANKRUPT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
rha cIerk Guaranteed IL.

IA customer came into my store the
other day and said to one Of my clerks.
have you anything that Will cure
idiarrhoea?' and my clerk went and got
him 4 bottle OF Chambe rlaip Colo,
Cholera and Diarrlaosa Remedy. and
I will not charge you cent for 1t. So
Ia took it home and came back In q
da,y az two and said he was CURED =
W1rites i. 81. Barry g Co, Salt Cre9k,
Va Obfainable evsryWheTs Axlvqrss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
Sa1E OF rHE REAL EsTAE OF
aSsAnSMIE r. LONE. BANEkRURV. M

Ry virtue OF the authority vested in me
\ fSs.s.,n III ri Lowe, Bankrupt, on the eSd
day Of July. 1915, by ". Frank stout , one
aaSTse III court Of the United states for the
Sorthern District Of West Virginia, VIII y
i q ffeS for 90 ne and sell. free and acQut OF
! liens. snbiect, however, to the life estate
< 81 Nary q. Lucas. Mt public outsry a1 N
Z. q 1,omnty to the highest and best bidder;
on, the 2Sth day Of August 191J. at 4 : ~
O'Clock. y. M, the 1otAowlhS oe sssSfss1
I sFhe one-third undivided interest q
sSa-sfe III Lowe, bankrupt, in tract OF
land containing 2s4 acres, situate 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14
Specfal 81 600 Purse.

- &
Tuesday, August 81.
Ii2:23 trot lclesedl Stake p =. go O.o
|t2 :223 pace $500. Purse 800
s2:25 trot ..5. y. Purse, 5VS
Wednesday, September 4.
IL $50. pace, (closedO Stake, $l.0vO
2:l9 trot !. Il. $500. Rurse, oou
Q IA pace 4. a. ... Purse. 500
Thursday, September z.
q :l5 trot, (cpsedl Stake. .ooo
1921 trot .3.S.s. ET ClTse, by Ply
2s.lt 6 pace \. . !. .... Purse, 500
Free-for-alI pace $780,. Purse, oVV
Friday, September 8.
q 10 pace closed Y. Stake, $1,000
) Il. 10 mace Purse, 500
Open Glasses:
Trotss 2:17-1e-2l-25- PAGES: Free
for all: 2:12-14-16-22-
Conditions for Open Glasses.
There will be no change Of classes
unless they fail to fill. Entries close
August "a, 191 s. Records maco
that day no, bar: six TO enter, four 70
Start. Entry fees, five per cent anc
ave per cent additional from money
winners Mile heats three In hys.
Continued until one horse WINS TIRES
heats No hoFNs can win more than
one money. The purses will be di-
Hvidad so, s25, Is and 10 per cent.
Horses will be allowed one second, Up
to four, for each consecutive 1nee 5s
IN anv circuit, in which they haye
faila5 TO win third money or better.
Any further Information regard1ns
thiaT 4 agnifacent race meeting can pc
nhtained by writing to II. p. CORK
sneed secretary. r 70. Box es -,
3s Sg or the general secretary,
9 Tines a,n. n. Hess, room 705 Con build
ing. Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-14

real , estate. 3lIll-
The one-third
Maize r. Lowe
land contat nins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
GERMAN.

BERLIN, April l0-Thr German
war office under date ~ April 10 has
given out report on the progress uf
hoNtillties which reads
Engagements between the Meuse
and MOeelle continued yesterday with
undiminished violence
No engagement yet has taken place
near the towns Of Fromezy and Cons.
salnyille, which the French report as
having been taken 10y them. Both
these places are situated fur In front
of the German lines
Between the river Oruc and the
heights Of the Meuse the French
were severely defeuted All the
French attacks from the heights ~
Comhres, north Of 81 Mihicl and on
the Ailly.Apremont front near Flirey
have been repulsed Near Flirey, In
consequence Of former heavy French
losses the fighting yesterday was less
Violent
Further attacks ou the Remenau-
vile front and IN the forest Uf lie
Pretre and the attempt to conquer
BeGange La Grande southwest Of Cha
tesu Salines, resulted in failure
Five Belgian Officers aud - sol
dlers; two French officers and lOl
soldiers were taken prisoners 10y U.s.,
together with seven machine funs
'ln the Vosges there has been no
change Russian attacks to the east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
ADD ANOTHER PICTURE
Evangelist Draws Picture Of Them
Being Destroyed In Oklahoma City
and Saloons Substituted.

with the announcement that won.
dertm Days, the Al club picture that
has created such favorable comment
during Its exhibition at the Metropol.
tan theater, will be recouped with "A
Fair Deal, another Oklahoma CITY
picture, increased interest has been
shown In the already popular picture.
"A Fair Deal" was produced BY the
o. X. Film company under the direc.
ton OF T. +. Foster agent OF the DE
trolter, and IL essentially a picture
that adyertlses the Detr0iter and Ok.
lahpma City The Wonderful Days"
picture advertises the city alone, al.
though an Overland touring car takes
an important part
Scenes at the state fair grounds and
other points Of interest IN the city.
several humorous sketches by Oklaho.
ma City's comedian. Bert Lewis. and
detailed illustration Of the workings
OF the Detroiter Eight are but fea.
lures " the film II makes an excel,
lent companion piece to Wonderful
Days"
The pictures Will be shown at the
Metropolitan theater today, afternoon
and night, and continued contract
may be let for next week. Ten cents
admits ~ the two pictures