Arthur Allardt

Edythe Sterling

Joseph Franz

Arthur Bronson courts Bill Gavin&apos;s daughter, Edythe, and the two become engaged. Bill Gavin has been sheriff for twenty years and he allows that he is good for one more term. But when he learns that his daughter&apos;s fiancé, Arthur, ...

The Sheriff&apos;s Deputy

A first rate story

A first rate story of politics in a Western town. The hero elects his prospective father-in-law as sheriff by casting his own vote for him, though he himself is a candidate. The characterizations are good, but the mother&apos;s make-up was bad. This little story has a good swing to it. - The Moving Picture World, March 21, 1914

A first rate story of politics in a Western town. The hero elects his prospective father-in-law as sheriff by casting his own vote for him, though he himself is a candidate. The characterizations are good, but the mother's make-up was bad. This little story has a good swing to it. - The Moving Picture World, March 21, 1914

Arthur Bronson courts Bill Gavin's daughter, Edythe, and the two become engaged. Bill Gavin has been sheriff for twenty years and he allows that he is good for one more term. But when he learns that his daughter's fiancé, Arthur, is also to run for the position, he becomes furious and insists that his daughter break with Arthur. Election day comes. Arthur has been warned by Edythe, that the defeat of her father will mean the defeat of their love, but he has refused to withdraw from the contest. But at the polls he casts his vote for Bill Gavin, a fact that he tells Edythe, and that evening when Gavin learns that he has been elected by a single vote, and is reminded that his opponent voted for him, his feelings change considerably toward Arthur. In fact, he chooses Arthur as his deputy, and Slim Jenkins, Gavin's crony, paints a new sign for the sheriff's office, which reads: "Gavin and Bronson, Sheriffs."

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