Approximately 1.000 Indians were
used in "King of the Wild Horses,”
according to Sari Haley, the di
rector.
Haley is the owner of Rex, the
horse characterized by Elinor Glyn
as having “It,” as well as Lady,
the white mare, who is the hero
ine, and Marquis, the pinto vil
lain horse of the screen story.
Haley is a former cowboy, who
grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona, and j
entered pictures six years ago as]
a stunt rider. He has worked as
assistant director to Victor Flem
ming, C. B. DeMille and Howard
Hawks, being with the latter dur
ing the making of "Scarface.” The
horse picture represents his first
directorial effort.
Haley also wrote the story for
"King of the Wild Horses” which
was adapted by Fred Myton. George
B. Seitz supervised production.
Mining Location Notices at Um
pire office.
Family Joyful—Dad’s
Rheumatism
Has Left Hint
When a man so crippled with 1
rheumatism due to excess uric acid ;
cannot go to his daily work and
suddenly finds a swift, powerful
yet safe prescription that drives
out pain and agony in 48 hours
you can imagine the jubilant hap
piness of the w'hole family as Dad
brings home his pay envelope regu
larly again.
Butler Mauro Drug Co. and lead
ing druggists everywhere call this
grand prescription ALLENRU and
think so much of its mighty power
to drive excess uric acid from the
system that they guarantee one
bottle to overcome rheumatic pain
and conquer backache, sciatica,
neuritis and lumbago just
as this notice states or
money back—a square deal
to all sufferers. adv.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the United States Commission
er’s (ex-officio Probate) Court,
for the Territory of Alaska, Ju
neau Commissioner's Precinct.
