Jack&apos;s parents visit the city. The day following their departure Jack receives a letter from his friend, Lowry, saying that Miss West, in search of natural history, intends visiting at the Race place. Jack, fearing that she will n...

Caught at His Own Game

Full of spirited action

Jack gets his cook and his hired man to impersonate his parents so that a young lady who is about to visit his ranch may be saved the embarrassment of being alone in the house with him. Out of this situation springs an amusing little comedy, full of spirited action and many laughs. - The Moving Picture World, November 15, 1913

Jack's parents visit the city. The day following their departure Jack receives a letter from his friend, Lowry, saying that Miss West, in search of natural history, intends visiting at the Race place. Jack, fearing that she will not remain if she learns that his parents are away, arranges to have the hired men represent them. Everything goes off fine, except that the girl is rather taken aback at the abruptness of the old couple. Tony, disguised as the female cook, however, rebels. Miss West finds him in the back yard smoking. Taking him by the ear she marches him into the house and forces the truth from the other men. The girl plans to get even for the joke. Waiting her chance, she takes money from Frank's cash box and retires to wait developments. Tony observes the cash box and makes off with it. Frank returns home and discovering his loss calls in the sheriff. Tony is captured and brought back with the empty box. Pa and ma return and the truth comes out.

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