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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
METHODS
FOR CATTLE RANGE

The following article, captioned
Handling Cattle on Forest Range
With Special Reference 10 Sailing"
is from the Ogden Office of the forest
service, department Of agriculture:
The increased demand for meats
and animal ~by-products within the
past few years has clearly demon
strated that the best use of the range
without injury to other forest re-
sources is essential.
Within the past few years improved
methods Of handling cattle, sheep and
goats have been demonstrated to the
stockman on a number Of our ranges.
One of the outstanding features on
cattle ranges is the Sailing Plan
Method" which has resulted in con-
| spicuous improvement to the range
and profit to the stockman.
Cattle require a certain amount of
salt to keep the system vigorous and
healthy. The exact amount depends
chiefly upon the class of forage
grazed and the time of the season,
more being required while the forage
is green and %succulent than when dry.
The fact that salt is highly relished
by cattle and the latter will travel a
considerable distance for 1t affords a
means Of distributing them over the
range. In selecting sailing places
the aim should be to place the salt on
we'll vegetated areas some distance
from water and natural passways,
trails, roads, etc., where they can
Craze without injuring the ground
over. In this way 1t is possible to
procure uniform grazing over the en-
tire range.
In order to promote proper distri-
button of the stock each sailing place
should be designated by number or
name and the place posted. In addi-
ton, the amount of salt to be placed
1t each sailing station, with dates
when it should be put out, should be
utIcl ulfuCo III dufdhCC. 1hC 1Ou
and time of putting out the salt is
determined on the basis of the graz
ing capacity of the area which each
sailing ground controls. After the
forage is consumed around one salt
ing ground sailing is abandoned here
for the season. Salt is then placed
on another point, which should be on
ungrazed range where the forage is
later maturing.
To successfully carry out a detailed
sailing plan as outlined it is essential
that the person responsible for the
administration of the range see to 1t
that the salt Is put out in the proper
amounts and on the dates decided
upon. The sailing is usually done by
the herder. The herder also moves
the cattle to new salt grounds, pre-
vents drift from the area and looks
after the welfare Of the stock gen.
orally.
Sailing plans have been success
fully carried out on many forest
ranges Of the West, but there still
remains much to be done along this
line. Where the range was gradually
becoming depleted it has in some in
stances been possible to prevent re-
duction in the number Of stock per-
mitted through proper sailing due to
uniform utilization over the entire
allotment.
Stockmen should encourage i'm
provement of range conditions by
adopting definite sailing plans. 1t is
possible to increase the grazing ca
pacity OF the range from twenty-five
to fifty per cent. This has actually
been done on a few depleted forest
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders of The First National
Bank Of Winnemucca will be held al
its Banking once, Thursday. January
Sth. at IL o'clock am. for the pur-
pose Of ~electing a Board Of Directors
to serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction of such other business az
may come before the meeting.
CT TOBIN. Cashier.
-Aayarti0mont-d11j9
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
Christian Science Society

Meeting place and reading room. All
Melarkey street, corner Fourth. Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at 9:45 am Wednesday even
ing at 7:45. Reading room opea NJ NJ
day evening from 6 pm. to 8 PM;
Thursday afternoon from $3.50 pm. to
5 pm. You are invited to the services
and to use the reading room.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
EPISCOPAL BISHOP HERE

Bishop Hunting Of Reno arrived
here this afternoon and will preach
the morning service at the Episcopal
church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
TOMORROW'S SERVICES
AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
Methodist Church

Sunday school, 10 am. Morning
service. IL am, subject Our Task"
Epworth League, 6:45 pm. Evening
service. 1880 pm, subject Creations
Heirs"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-12-20
BACON JUST OUT

A fine lot Of home-cured bacon L.
just ready for sale.
ADV. WIHJcG11IUC0A MARKET.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
TfRA> I Npf-R NHICH
<tIio\> E\1ER IIktetE
CT NATIONS at TINED

nH-as .lnt s--premjrf CitrueBrea1
lrnims' N Essnse ana a-ar1 Es.i.e-7
Crcl have rx-sxlHrins.d The Terms In
aer viarb nnsluns pi2sr rhAn ne
fnlnd-r msuihtrs mar se xannlas e
lht lelFus ~ Elssans Thsdr rrpor
vilea madifjes san,evaAs tht roren-
an 80 ~ 10 -snot, ths admission O,
GermIny ens5ef. VII DE suigulfsec 10
he counr1 - faur today
D. Is nnsseanad thas shs cuncEiuu,
Recommended fr C-ermrnys ranis-
sion are
FrE-T'ns essshAss4.,+,ni q s.alis
aeve,Tmeri
Ss'onpd-gbe signing a ihs uely
a pence
Tfina-Tht lav4l sxeausi51 q. ne
psa0s tTaEyF.
4 proposed fas-A raDastiu- ;HlBsirt
;p Ge-mErrs Ra,ai sh4ne compulsory
n. li1AiE service wKs Dnhiss1 on
rreulsr CiamsDaezus sugcesilon. n
was considered ina, The treaty SUI
slaientlE praFldal sor CtrmRnvs ais-
ts'usHmtr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
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Hlss thtT vtrr nD permitted -
~all.st nr g, "a lhs easen ID deserved
HuvtEa-. ar tae ssslgazim eK-encinr
fvsr pfraal a. several gsenfs ihf
government has innnt Hanma Df
"a llf.r The nllllns y arrs having
suar-euet il PROVING -hal ghs hiehct-
m- a. lpur was IL ne aenas iiurinus.
lri ihm + improved siuur u "a hAS-
lne uulNdHF lns7eBd q. iIlu'-ns s.
Tns Williams hrouneri new p-pness
v1ljrl rmsas.s u -hs crsazmen ~
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r-ef1 improvement rptr I1.y D;hfr
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using The nFv FilhHms Tf'pness far
~ lanr 81 iaur wears Ann ii ls EHi5 ly
fnuse we Hrt n p1sfien &c stnrt
can,J,p. en- r 1ta1 3 II unuuesriannh,f
uns a. tbs E--et 1ess s1Hps IL Tire
ll~nuress gs Milling SIXTY E ths
lhrreFs Ina moss prominent mills o.
ih.. rnren s,tHras are negaiE-inr wigf
The Eiart~5arTay r'A1nrins company fU-
The lilsrll la.lan II TINS J~puesk
The Sutiras Eiilnag On d. li4s risr,
h nns Il. -nf firs s5 several nlg 1nils
20 ,~,aaEiAizs 1hs ma1Hk a ti.iAsVraeess
anu hHEs inHtEiieu Snl are using r
Nj A. Williams wha ls IL Ru-ba-i-r
tir rnnua-n nlninG bang tfna1AI-
VIM .nH prnduyrs INT rigsses d. fluur
rhII are u-pducet tnraulhauI ia
wa3d RtHes rnm lhe Guthrie Msllins
n1i1.ltriFss finur represents ne hirt-
as. possible HIaa.nIrer- H. tnH mbnn-
fBgru~iIsr uf flnu- ant tfins 7ners Ire
VERY saw uMls ' i-1rr 7ll-oueapu, 1nt
entire vzr1l sha1 are nadaT abit 20
munufhfgur4 f1aur rd euuAl uuAAlgs
r'ba rtiaHnf ut LsusIzI'is nung-Eruin-s
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sur sl-nlily II nFsrs nunHisz11s q DHI
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lfas M, E3ilie VI NIAiz11rs WIS 1 nrutaa-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
NOTICE

WI un anF l4al asF at june, 1@Jr
III Iha cgrv EasIl. 81 : a u n. SUI sr
1n4 hisbAsi and best s1ds., III ras1
. CART hss hsrAe Ahaus beI Fssa-s tsia
SKI etsr hslnts hsglf valets abnus aEiol
grounds. v-sth vnsze 4aiE n5ne sEssl lzf
8 auusp ufadsv DIS aeet aTe AND q E<--E,s
an ms axr4shsn1. u-1lr SADDLE z--c
p-l4lH me ~rIns HAVING beth st4zHn
Hnd srDpoEnteA an -hf ind Tar O.
ann4. avsA ar aeseura uf Asvsne ss-sr
-a1fring a. large vHhiH 1nH Cry as
e'sta 'af- E Fg-
E-sses ah4g sA taE u June, 19s4
W II. MITCHELL.
E.8u N Afitsrar xt Epfslic sGsserv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
! TEA oF ATTACH On
10 --sEas-oLc DAUGHTER

4 -.uufs. jane She siosy o. .
lahsfs rsUnue - an LirAcs ulAaal
his daErhiss n. D. ioid a coraner's
sars sadaF when Herman CASTOR
telh.ls fht murder 80 william Satsest
Ss<ss-ilf. rvqu-nct soadstr. va
sbu, and k.led lAss niehl S1GSri
cave kimstG ID AZ the Polct sac
-tlle tht nirhi before. Asd afixetrd
rs 1-sNAs-oad oHaEhler. S1sta-t
claimed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
StDoosFsss

xuu SAL. Il dang know ElH'. be is
nos in nv sec never sav sr0a6
n sfseed De-san VINO had 'se.
Z vau A-'s ransciAus a. the sas- -A1.
wpE ARE l1ahle te As enp.es -sr VIZ
hzFe g-'eas os.al mrr+ caupsssi9r
So ihuEt Nhe SID than docs tne
'holef fAEr .Aau -,e-san None ot
rs csn SAY fru.htu-ly that We are
nsFer tempted
TIE -sHslT We aunr pu- scIneane
or nur donkey Is because We VIII have
ae vAlA 1he reason We sSrt give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

wSs s-E5wooo Gsss ciNcFcE
ME1.s9 ! SneEaad has Flea sus1 far
& Taele from " Z Sherwood -tis al
lnssF c-nz cas1aar 81 cal3arsr ana
smssHy n asf4n >sbe,wnod WIS fsr-
rnaigF shsr.f Il L4agEn county
WuigEn.r Bros nave Eaed suli IN
GA.1rsrY zsaurr arainsf FIn-Hrct NJ
IEr-sn fn- raeBTe~- "a mantw c \
Sni1l fal1raHsrls MaaElrDu R-as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

7'ie1sbu-eh--N Nhla he rau-r sob
hAd orm 1bet- a.n7 ences Benny WOW .
llno ant Rucf Dul1mort, negroes. DC
rbs 5nzz seg IA --fM q hs har
yEhfr tbn1 sang some amumr rae zine
Rnn lnzzeH nerass ID s.rrt n Sisnt.
1.nussvsn4 1r-Aart l4mes uaaa
msnlfsr sA7 rad EsIy,s' Tine raft e
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
Queer Items

ohsckes-F Feasrl 3rsune-s vhn
d-1Ue1 nnnsr rht ihaueir a. helHf
,snftens here ipaIs hnd eosf raassn
rif.t 1ols ~ slsst were usec y -hf
new t-aerSa iNlaug aomt sun raH
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

q E-1faE altneE dues ntt cuns-lEu-t
tilifEnn-C -EriInl- i AZ eEsrr.-
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Hnd 1ars Ent astIcierr II lru.esr rne
mineral mn-e.- Tr ms rsnsor tss-s'l
results Hr. 1p i,s isn6 amy ,,r Ia nss
ir supplementary feeds comparatively
r.lri Ia s1-otelL
yup cEn relss-s--sy iEur thest feeds
cheaper -hnn rDI ruD E-sv -isenl @
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enrfr % Al<illts ant x;sDrs hrr Epc
ts..-ak G lfEs nEru-< rsu cEI CIV 70
m extent. bu you vii tnrt - fsuy
sun -iliuEx IA iirsesc Enc rp--u1 seec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09
GUERILLA M1sF1-E
On IN rErIN-

Paris suns s--Gnssrshs vs-fa.s ~ 2
tnKrBf1s- "visik.r usuE-Esr prsnsHes :
lu- rBrfLirs as nvv EuarE ~ II
7-siHn1 is aeelErsd ilF Frtns =
Enls1 Enc Edward = DunDs I Rnlr-
1ianautn-r ~ap1,v v-inen thew nHvs
1gs-vs-net x President Wilson -
eslfTG.ns xuntI-lunk Il Ireland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09


Na.,azlAl Ng- Csarner c,,Iramssiar-
sr Wilmington, winch vii nrl1 por
DIR by srnrirg ypI EE-asn noog
1ss -wo-cGfs E-srIr ~ rEy pag-AEs-
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n tlnr warm az gnAur pis -
teet Il hungry mauahH rBu sss..
.aEIpir v-iit IL 1flis kild craB. She
hils "a rise l.. hLk pAs- 1au- when
Hhs'o muf;l rElhnr Ae Enf snrH huE
Hns'f l. wa;'EH, 4rnm FauunE. En1
nH'ar .rnu nuSF win shs funk She
Sell Ii J,anf 1T MI EEnn. who
buys LIS HIrarsf IL cEL. uulL he
seef how mighty ghalI. TINS lirlis
nlrl Afr rgunr rEr EaaI. re thinks
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ftr2ws 1sii lulIllE -Igti 1rl1l law. En1
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m sai viaE.s .LLhE nErnec eu
WITH Lii &Gil.
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kssesG kSAae-xA Fuu wiz tns rnr1 rssg
hsrs l8-zs-c II use rs,-tltr H'en es.Is-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

NOTICE

-'afe- hil2s are aue On The lrh Y
-loi f1id ss-r3ces VII be dlsces;laoed
PHRASE hfns vour 1rd f v Trap
Dzsl o01nE8issilLes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

MusF8cee- fauhhr NJ Htss -h'
VA deparrmeis lole n -spn-'t.nf I'm
a.au Mr. Natnwnt Hanover yhi
lasa mmln mA-rlpu Jam : Amnl.ns
WI V-tlrsnn. she ~ armed sai-.ifi
hams AuuuimnM irpc.ra.nrs have
been slErvet iu, ibf senuna inn'~iAft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Nev yurt-WuEiam fasusmAn hs
vi1t sli0 WIS manel hnanhrs 80
lonr hs b. arant IiekH beers hni
when be rKni7,Hred wth fbe uDesf stnil
hts make ihsmss ives ks Mnnkfalec
her eve SIX months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

Lawrence kGp-4cKlis me rabstrr
Il r Flbcsk farm Hr.n, strs annsat
asses naE-lr -wo mMlar dollars n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

T1is same nd sins sn1 Sinners ot-
en- zhs srRrs q liSe Bw 7nnF tEr
1ist mnlurude nf TArislF Snaws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

rnmenr.-goln Srnminef waa lns
zieo 1nGny RI was lrwcs1e1 tar no
1nr ualhne The g'uasf nnl VIII
&c nm u ea q ooh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

:. l.nua--lImfs- lEnnd-f urAs-'
were Cl4nsss iuzzirf N ihf VISA cH
~ l.sf Trv 1oagf las fst - -.1li
MA 8 paurt nre tD uI~aTfl a.
nirsaarr o. viaiA imnnlrs biln. 81
wAicf hflds-s 1l ihs lnundrf slip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

a~as dollar Is a-ecssss ss .ln sos|
have ~ carseFes
si-A Ssns :, va vossr seesa-
woaia s~enrs - se niss,saa-ss 4
sus osa ~. s<~ IA; ~ vii ~;
se any Ak cspapts ~ = a ssiSnary e ".
az no; s>sr - sas sunday suAau&
ana ;se yoaa.sS~zsses' snsoa
Tere Is ss.n<sle s~yacs Z
eA-sA thar seape shss< - ned
,h~1p We can ND xire y-sas ! ~
@. cak s-Aie~ bat Ne nxn give in1;
O: bread - shoS. ~ ncct n
Thore is . sweet p.easure !. sosck-
irs wak your osr hrnas ~ Aooses q
sase thai s1ffer N nraer ,hss wa
nay hen Their Is <hese a ssee,es
more AelPtui service sur tAs nisis,t-
q The gospel ihsn htlp.-e a poor oi-'
n41 w1c 8 ~doxa ana cuss~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

uuuas lhrousl gHrq.al nnltflnf Q. ,e'-
slt ases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-09

o
grades the They are h dresses they desirable eos and iahs
undoubtedly
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-19
"EMPTY POCKETS" SEVEN-REEL PLAY AT THE PALACE.

Sunday and Monday at the Palace will be seen seven reels of real thrills entitled Empty Pockets" It is considered one of Brennon's great est productions.
 Perry Merrithew, millionaire, man about town, is found murdered on the roof of an East Side tenement There are but two clues to the mur derer the murdered mans hand is grasped a strand of a woman's $ copper-colored hair, while lying close to the body is an amethyst hat pin There are four women suspected of the crime Which one is guilty? That is the interesting tangle which Rupert Hughes, the novelist set forth in his book, and which is shown on the screen with a degree of realism seldom found outside of real life.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-19
SESSUE HkYAkAWA IS FAMOUS AS ATHLETE nNC ACTOR IS WELL,

All admirers of Sessue Hayakawa in Paramount pictures, have had oc. casion to observe that he is not only a highly artistic portrayer of subtle dramatic roles, but that he is an athlete of remarkable energy and skill. He is physically a superior man of his race and his well-knii figure indicates that he is a man of extraordinary strength. which he util:zes with telling effect in every picture in which he appears
 Tn his latest photoplay. 'The City of Dim Faces" which will be shown at the Coliseum Theatre for Sunday and Monday, MT. Hayakawa displays his skill in the Japanese judo ol wrestling, when he easily vanquishes two trained wrestlers and throws them over his shoulder scarcely without effort. There are few ath letes who can accomplish such . feat. but then, as most people iden tifed with the Lasky studio in Cali
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-19
"VIVIETTE" IS STRONG PHOTOPUAY BASED ON POPULAR LOCKE NOVEL.

Charming Vivian Martin has de- lightful photoplay in her picturiza- ton of William J. Locke's famous novel, "Viviette' Excellently pro duced. every role in the hands of a capable artist the photography of superior merit, the theme of the picture one of absorbing interest, this splendid Paramount photoplay doubtless will be greeted by large crowds when it is shown at the Coli scum Theatre Saturday night only.
 Miss Martin portrays the role of q young, impulsive English girl whose charms attract men to her as the flame attracts the moths. When Dick Ware. a primitive Englishman. strong and masterful, declares h,s love for her she coquettes with him and then devotes her attention 10 Dicks brother Austin, and later to Lord Banstead She dangles the three upon her fingers, sporting with them. loving each in greater or less measure. but in her heart Of hearts the big primitive mans image fingers with increasing affection.
 So it happens that when Dick be comes jealous of her and she han Iteringly suggests that he fight makeAelieve duel with Austin, hf carries out the program with mur der in his heart. Fortunately fol all concerned. however, a catastrophe is providently averted and Viviettt realizes that she has done foolsf thing. After many scenes of intense interest and not few serious com plications. Dicks strong primitive nature wins her love and both fint happiness in their mutual affection
 The picture is a strong one and ii Miss Martins support are severn capable players including Eugene Palette, Harrison Ford. Kate Tor
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-19
JEWEL CARMEN IN
 NEW MYSTERY PLAY.

The new William Fox picture "Confession, with Jewel Carmen as the star will be presented at the Orpheum Theatre tonight, Sunday and Monday
 There is unusual interest attached to this first showing because of the fine reputation that Miss Carmen has acquired as a star and also because of the nature of the picture in which she is to be seen. It is described as thrilling drama of mystery which holds those who see it in suspense from beginning to the end.
 It begins with a wedding. The bride and bridegroom slip away from their guests They are held up and all their belongings, including the brides wedding ring, are taken. The loss of the wedding ring starts a series of events that will stir all motion-picture followers. The climax is remarkable It is something new, done in a clever and exciting way. Miss Carmen does the best work of her career in this photoplay.
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cray, Clare Whipple and Donald Blakemore.
SHE WAS A BEAUTIFUL GIRL BUT SHE HAD
 NEGRO BLOOD.

Corinne La Force was a beautiful girl-an unusually attractive girl. But she had negro blood in her veins, as she ascertained by overhearing a conversation in which her guardian participated. But that did not pre-. vent her from loving Arnold Curtis who also protested that he loved her When Corinne thought that Arnold love for her was waning, she went the limit to retain his love.
 You'll see what Corinne did when you see Broken Ties" the new World-Picture Brady-Made which will be shown at the Palace Theatre for the last time tonight. June Elvidge, Montagu Love and Arthur Ashley are starred in this production, These three stars are seen in particularly effective roles and the production will interest you exceedingly See it
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fornia arc aware, Mir Hayakawa is no ordinary man.
 q enjoy a good fight in my photo dramatic work said AIr. Hayakawa in a recent interview When learned that l had some wrestling to do in The City of Dim Faces looked forward to the scene of the battle in the marriage market with considerable interest How I acquit- ted myself, the picture shows.
 'In most of my productions, I have had to fight American fashion, some thing I know very little of, but have been able to introduce a few jiu-jitsu tricks. However, I have never before had so splendid an op portunity to stage combat between myself and my own countrymen, who, of course, are all students in this wonderful art of defense, as in this fine picture.
 "Jiu-jitsu is unlike any other mode of conflict"
 A two-reel Keystonn comedy will be shown with the feature.
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American LcaQue.

At Detroit-Detroit, 3; Philadel- phia, 0.
 At Chicago-Chicago 3; Washing ton, 0.
 At St. Louis-New York, 4; St. Louis, 3.
 At Cleveland Boston, 8; Cleve- land, T.
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PAULINE FREDERICK COMING TO COLISEUM FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY,.

Pauline Frederick, one of the most the country, will be seen at the Coli scum Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday in her next Paramount photoplay, Fedora" a picturization of the famous play written by Vie torian Sardou for Sarah Bernhardt
 The picture is a thrilling one, depict ing life, love and intrigue in high society circles in Russia. and the scenes have been photographed with highly artistic effect. The picture doubtless will attract immense crowds to Manager Gross popular playhouse
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National League,
GETS MOVIE CAMERA

Ed Andrews, the photographer. re- ceived his moving picture camera last Wednesday. Mr. Andrews will take his camera with him on his trips throughout Southeastern Alaska and will without doubt get some good films, says the Douglas Island News.
 The machine holds two hundred feet of film and is the regulation one in every respect. Ii is the inten- ton of the owner to take only short scenes at first, as he has not the facilities as yet for developing and printing the longer ones.