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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
HOG MARKE THROWING
All Big Packers Now Have
Buyers Here.
BECOME IMPORTANT POINT
Recognized as Coming Market
of the Southwest.
BECOME IMPORTANT POINT

| Packers all over the country are keep
ket, which is rapidly forging TO the front
| as one Of the great hog markets OF he
west Yesterday the Swift Packing COM
pany, maintaining abbatoirs at Chicago,
st. Louis, Kansas City and other points,
entered the field and sent a buyer here.
Since the advent of the Swift Packing
company in the field, nearly every gre 1t
packer in the west is represented by d
buyer on this market. Wichita hogs ale
now purchased by the Dold Packing COM
pany of this city, the Armour Packing
company of Chicago and Kansas City,
the Cudahy Packing company of Omaha
and Los Angeles, Cali, and the Swift
Packing company. The Dold Packing
company inaugurated the market and
has been its mainstay, and the other
packing companies have recognized the
Importance of the point and sent buyers
here in the order named.
The Wichita market is rapidly growing
and is becoming an important hos mar
ket 1t is the natural outlet of the hogs
tories, and its growth ha salways been
simply matter Of time. Freight rates
here are low, and railroad accommoda-
tiOrs are good. Prices are high and al
wave compare well with other western
markets. Experience has shown that the
shipper of central and southern Kansas,
Oklahoma and Indian territories cannot
afford to sell his hogs elsewhere, as
prices are high, freight rates and ex-
perses low, accommodations perfect ard
quick sales certain.
William Mute of Kansas City, who las
been a buyer there for the Swift Pack
ing company, arrived here yesterday. His
operations here will be governed doubt
less by the receipts and quality of hogs.
He will spend several days looking over
the market before actively commencing
buying. He said he did not know just
what he would do, as he had received no
instructions beyond being ordered to
come to Wichita.
The other buyers on the market are:
company, Deck Parsons Of the Armour
Packing company, and Charley Sharp Of
the Cudahy Packing company. Bennett
& Riley. a speculative shipping firm deal
ing in hogs for the northwestern mar
kets, also deal here heavily, although
their buyer is not here at the present
time
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sible person 70 the judgment OF the ad-
ministration officials Moreover. II Is saii
by those competent TO express the opin-
ion that II II were submitted Il would DO
disapproved. The particular articles ara
omitted from the ay-Pauncefote treaty.
not by accident or error but by design,
according To the stattment OF authorized
persons. The reason for the omission was
clear In their minds According to a
high official here. the conditions under
which England dealt with Egypt wero
exactly the reverse OF the present con-
ditions. II was the secret purpose OF Eng
land to confer upon Egypt at that time
nominally independent government bus
one which would soon become Engiand's
creature. a power in respect 10 the pro-
lection Of herself along the line OF tho
canal in the event Of war. which would
revert 10 England. the ultimate owner OF
the canal and suzeFain OF Egypt IN
other words. as an administration Official
put it. TO parallel that condition q az
fairs would be to suppose the United
States now 10 make a treaty with Near
aqua and Costa Rica 20 a canal. sustain
ing clause granting those nations pow
necessary IN time Of war implying Of
course. the right 20 close the canal
against foe. Such a clause might 90
polite and statesmanlike (; Is said. in tha
event that the United States government
cherished a purpose 20 some time On tho
near future annex Nicaragua and Costa
Rica; otherwise the ceded authority
might work disastrously against US IN
answer 70 a suggestion that the pro-
posed amendment was 20 apply. no; %
Costa Rica and Nicaragua but only 20 tho
United States and Great Britain ,ho b.
fetal already declared that even 4 Eng
land should assent 20 such ap amend
ment. and there was little doubt on that
point n the United States really desired
it. the adoption II The amendment would
certainly defeat tho purposes n he
treaty for he did not believe that a.rgie
continental power would adhere 70 shs
treaty IN the amended shape.
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gress. The names of these four mem
bers whose record today belongs to the
whole country, and for whose memory
the people of Philadelphia have special
affection, Mr.. Bingham said, are Judge
w. D. Kelley, who was elected to fifteen
congresses and served twenty-nine years;
Mr.. Charles O'Neill, who was elected to
fifteen congresses and served twentynine
years; Mr.. Samuel J. Randall, who was
elected to fourteen congresses and served
twenty-seven years, and Mr.. Harmer,
who, likewise, vas elected to fourteen
congresses and served twenty-seven years
lip years of service given by these four
distinguished dead-a record unparalleled
in the history of the country.
Mr. Bingham then offered the custo-
mary resolutions of regret and the speak
er appointed the funeral committee of fif-
teen members. Then at 1925 p. m. as
further mark of respect, the house adj
jCGtned.
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ner at the church parlors this evening.

ner at the church parlors this evening,
beginning at o'clock
The Battenberg and Embroidery Circle
of the eWst Side will meet with Mrs.
NJ. w. Cave at her home, 421 Campbell
ave-, Friday afternoon from until 6
o'clock.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will have call meeting Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock In the west parlor
of the First Presbyterian church. Those
collecting for the Wolley fund will please
report.
Regular meeting of Wichita Chapter
No 49, Will be held at the Masonic Hall,
corner First and Main, this evening at
1870. Work is expected. Sojourning COM
panions are welcome. By order of the
II. E. H. P, C. F. Adams, secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
CITY IN BRIEF.

John Adams returned yesterday from
Kansas City and Topeka.
Attorney C. V. Ferguson returned yes
terday from a trip to Pratt
T. A Russell came in from Belmont
yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. P. H. Rohrbaugh, who has been
sick for several days, is about again.
Attorney D. B. Crewson has moved his
office from North Main street to 226 East
Douglas
Mr.. Rogcrst Porter oS Chicago assistant
manager Of the German-American Insur-
ance company. is in the city.
Ralph Aillison and wife returned yester-
day from a trip to New Orleans, where
they attended the Madra Gras.
]. A. Watson and Pink Swape, two
clerks at Weinschenk's grocery. are off
duty on account of vaccinated arms.
Mr.. Charles Sells of Kansas City, Mo,
was at livestock yards yesterday. He is
a cousin to Yard Master Amos Williams.
Mr.. E. G. Harding and wife and Misses
Mona and Weltha arrived in Wichita yes
terday over the Rock Island from Bos-
ton on their way to California
d. 5. SwatzeI who was arrested for
passing a worthless check on Colonel
Van Duyn of the Manhattan hotel. has
been released. the matter having been
settled satisfactorily.
Clark Camp. janitor Of the upper Moor
Of the court house, is oiling the furni-
ture Of the district court room. The work
makes a dTided Improvement in the ap-
9earance of the room.
Ex-Shersff Hays who is preparing to
start for Nome City. Alaska. next Tues
day. got a fine letter Of recommendation
from his old friends and officials at the
court house Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds returned
Yesterday from Tureka Springs. Ark.
wheer they have been during the past
winter for Mir Reynolds health, Who
returns much improved.
The A. O. L. w. Peerless Lodge No.
ri has voted 10 place the 500 Won by the
drill team at Topeka in the team fund
b aid the team in its driu contest at
Lcavenworth next year.
The street sweeper was out last night
and dug away at the mud on the pave
ment diligently for the most Of the night
and the result Is a very much improved
appearance Of the streets today
Mr.. William Thrau OF hartford. Wis.
and Mrs. 5. NJ. Thrau Of Charleston. IL.
stopped of on their way from Oklahoma
to visit Mr. and Mrs. J Jones. ia South
Water street a few hours yesterday. Mr..
Thran Is very much enthused With Wich-
ita- and expressed hiself as wishing 70
locate here which he will ,,~,te -,l,- "a,
this spring.
\ report has been put IN circulation
that some Of the merchants had small
poX. The report Is a base fabrication.
Especially Is this true Of the report i'm
plica;ing the Red Front Racket. Mr..
Tapp heard OF it from one Of his cuSto-
mers yesterday. lie saws he hopes he IS
honest enough 70 practice no such de-
Ccption and viii advertise his store closed
II such thing should happen his store.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract.
| or, Court House. Phone 1881
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Chas. H. Pool to Annie Smyth, lot
90, Il #. 81, 10 it 50, Emporia
ave, Hiton's add ....................S 300
Arthur Pauline to Jno. J. Hennesy,
% lots in University Hill add. 100
Emery B. Hanshaw to Harry Cham
berlain, ne or Sc or 12-26-2w........ 14C
George w. Adams to Jno. w.
Adams, NV or 10, hf sw or
| I-z1-4W .................. .............. COZ
Gregory S. Weirick to Jno. c. Nash,
NJ 1o-2S-1e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12OOt
Alfred L. Lyman to Emery n. War
| den, hf Sc or 6-2S-2w. 14SI
Alfred L. Lyman to Josephine War
| den, W hf Sc or 6-2S-2w........ 1885
VIM. Nickel Jr. to Jno. Burnside,
NV or 23-25-1e ........................ 5000
G. Leon Adams to E. G. Merriam,
trustee, tract on Douglas ave and
Wichita st in lot 4, in Waterman's
aud ................ Observation-Disclosures. 2500
Jas H. Stewart to Anderson Bros.
hf of 33-25-1w ............ $4,000
S. c. Summers to T. ]. Wilson, n hf
NV or S-27-2e ......................2 1000
Hy. I. Lawrence to T. J. Wilson,
ne or 5-27-2e .................... !
Jno. Mahlon Moore to L. K. Lighton
Sc or 21-2S-1w Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
| w. w. Thomas to L. X Lighton,
hf NV or less n - acres; n hf
sw or 3-2S-1w Observation-Disclosures. 1892
A. I. Vawter to L. K. Lighton, hf
ne or and hf NV or and n ID
acres, hf NV or 3-2S-1w..... $500
Edward N. Creighton to Oliver NJ.
Mahan, com. sw cor. q, Zim-
merley's, 50 it, 40 TT, so fit,
I4O II TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Lloyd L. Bolt to John s. Lane, NV
or ne or 4-27-2e%. ................. $50
Minnie E. and David Laughlin to
John s. Lane, ne or ne or 4-27-2e.. zoo
Emma and Frank A. Bolt to John S.
Lane, NV or 3-27-2e ................ $500
Fourth Natl Bank to Lewis Rhodes.
us and 12O Holyoke ave, Fair
mount NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... 20
Frank ]. Mckee to Ebert NJ CapIe,
., 8, I, s, and and ne or Sc or,
l9-25-2w .................. ...... 1900
Margaret P. Armstrong to Lafay-
cite Hills, 1923 and 113l Biting,
Greiffensteins 18th add .... 500
William E. Cooley to w E. Terry,
hf sw or 19-2S-4w. $50
Nancy Sharp to Samuel Fry, "A
Fannie, Brewster's add ............ PIP
Julia F. Halsen to Agnes NJ. Payne.
hf of beg 100 TT of sw cor
2O-27-le; 495 it to Ark R., south
erly to line of sec 20, W to beg. 1900
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
Eugene w. Hays to NJ NJ Mcdaniel
A and As Martnson, Lawrence's
ibu duu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Lewis A. DEAN to Geo. F. Lewis,
1917, l045. 1913 Carlos, Greiffen-
STEMS 18th .....,.......... . I
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POLICE GUARD N0N-UNION MEN
Three Hundred Thus Put to Work By
Chicago contractors

Chicago. March s-Under heavy po'fcs
guard. over 900 fsoe-TIfH9n workrren w~rs
today given work by contrs-tors snzaE-
Cd IN erecting various dov-n-t1wu bafid-
iDgs. This VS. The first serious aftaups
on the part q the contractors 70 resume
the work interrupted by ne sf-fhs = ths
unions affiliated with the building srades
council Nearly ali q ire unfinished
bIAldings were heavily pscketad - ths
unions. hut beyond one Or two attempts
% persuade ths nor-un3oa men not q %
70 work. 10 attemD; was made 70 M
ferfere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
CANAL TREATY AMENDMENTS
Proposed which BriaE Out EnxIasd's
Trick WIKI Egypt.

Was1inEtgo. March s-Tns GFnppsii4
70 araezs the p~ncsrE Hsy-Pssncefois
treaty ~ TIE iuciuzsoa q oertsia aFiieiss
- tA= s2ez corvenfJ1a w1ica Ezssr1Eitssa
sbs EEypsiaa gsTsruaue1t ire rEht g.
take any rl@asllrss 8es=3et us0sssasg e.
ezss q ~sr. % t-<eas Ex1gfl2z riEhts.
has nos bsea szh-zst'ss ~ AZ rsTyp8-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
CHIC Rub t.oeheIIsmIn

Frankf0rg ~. Aarch s-Ths -sasis
today ps-eed Senator Bells b,u making
o. q f~l0u7 punishable b. coriaasrasat IA
the r,eritentiary from ~. % fEesfty
years. fDr an occupant - 2 state ofao= -
forc0ly maintain posFaas.5n - - 81
TO- for more Than Eve days otter ths
legislature or other oosnDe'@Ezr astfsJ-3ty
raall have 6e@ded s3u1e other p~r-ga -
tIed 20 the afIes. Pour Dement'S w.
- aEalnet -. I'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Rath5oue Sisters viii meet in regu-
lar session tonight at 80.
Mrs. E. A. Newman VIII entertain the
Sop;a Side Whist Club this afternoon at
her home on South Main
Rev J. Lee will hold meetings az the
Free Methodist Mission Hall, sOs ST. Fran
els avenue. the balance OF this week
Regular meeting OF Peerless Lodge No.
6 u. 81 H, this evening at I'D O'Clock.
Candidates for initiation please be pres
ent
The Ladies Aid Society Of St Paurs NJ.
L church Will serve New England din
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
Hpr. Deal ia ObIo on Lsps.

Cdisasbaz Oh33 Ha-ca "a special -
the Despatch from Tpis~fs says To-
English .e-roiessra rgn5.rate % i''ode7.
tbe foreign s0an-h ~ ere Etzaazr1 Oh
company. - refas.5fY repsTsd - haVs
cI1s4-s a zlzarssc aszI ir 80 ohls 90
feds ne company asle1~te sac Css-
Any eonsslaa87a = Cseax3 ard 49,
aFsnasfszn -. eors1aHT. 1aae cDa rs8er-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
Best OfAn

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the Spring
time comes. use the true and perfect rem
edy, Syrup of Figs. Buy the genuine
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all drug
gists, at so cents per bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09

Lsraa ohbo Mas s-H Z. Nlefsa-l.
T5ce grsFlenz - 80 eefaaes Amertesa
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THE APPETITE OLA GOAT

It is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily hablt
that insures perfect health and great en-
ergy. Only 25c, at C. Behring's drug store.
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View ToTk. Nssea The ~ .sl saass-
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Un'ts5 st2sar. OR - nzuas. - as-a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
GIORIOTs NEWS

Comes from Or. D. B. Cargile of Wash
ita, 1. T. He writes: -Four bottles Of
Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of
scrofula, which had caused her great suf-
fering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face. and the
best doctors could give no help: but her
cure is complete and her health is ex-
cellent." This shows what thousands have
proved-that Electric Bitters * the best
blood purifier known. lis the supreme
remedy for eczema. letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. It slim
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels. expels
poisons, helps digestion. builds up the
strength Only so cents. Sold by C.
Gehring. druggist. Guaranteed.
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PULLED HIS LEG
Jack AinSWorth Wants to Sue
a Kiowa Physician
MALPRACTICE Is ALLEGED
Says Doctor Jerked His Leg
Out of Place.
MALPRACTICE Is ALLEGED

Jack Ainsworth was hunting an attor-
hey yesterday to bring suit for him
against local physician Of Kiowa on
charge Of pulling his leg, or, to use the
medical term, malpractice. Ainsworth IS
a restaurant waiter here, but had been
working at Kiowa- He claims that he had
a severe attack of rheumatism and went
to the physician for treatment. The
physician startled him, he says, by in
forming him that he had no rheumatism
but that his leg was out of joint, and
that he would have to pull it into place
again. Ainsworth supposed the physician
knew what he was talking about and sub
mitted to having his leg pulled. The
physician sent out for three strong men
and they yanked on the leg until it
cracked Then. Ainsworth says, it was
out Of joint, sure enough. He says the
leg swelled to enormous size and panied
him so severely that he was kept in bed
three weeks. The leg got no better, so
he called another physician who, upon
examining the leg. told him it was out Of
joint. That's what the other physician
tod me-" said Ainsworth, when L went
to him to be treated for rheumatism.
The second physician told him his leg
had not been reset at ALL but had been
pulled out Of joint when the other
physician and the three men pulled on it.
He fired the first physician, employed the
second one, after which his leg was put
back in place and he got well. Ainsworth
claims that the first physician not only
pulled his leg physically, but he endeav-
ored to pull it financially after being
discharged. He presented a bill for s23,
Ainsworth says, but finally agreed to take
z, and got nothing. He says it was
simply a malpractice, nearly running his
leg. and he intends to make the doctor
pay for it. He will institute a suit for
damages, and has the names of witnesses
20 prove his leg was pulled out of place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
Vim MARIANI
Mariani Wine-WorId Famous Tonic.

All who have tested Win Mariani agree
as to its great superiority-this can be
readily verified by a personal test-but
guard specially against dangerous substi-
tutes and would-be imitators
1T is the only tonic stimulant without
unpleasant reaction"
Sold by all Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09

London. March 7--Ai the election tosizy
t1r raezser o< parliament % 90 the SEAT
sor TIE north division - S6g7. vae=ass7:
bv Bernard C5li.<y. Nst5orzlzss, retired,
John o.Dow5. Nationalist. Vas elec-e=s
without oz1oS.tioa-
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FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 1897
d d A
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Eugene w. Hays to NJ. NJ. Mcdaniel
A and IS, Martinson, Lawrence's
It'll add .......................
Lewis A DEAN to Geo F. Lewis,
lo47 lO45. 1913 Carlos, Greiffen-
STEMS 18th ........... -
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$500
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-26

and turned back for q weapon. IL
lassoed him. you know. and Rattles is
watching him"
Mr. Collingsworth looked down an
instant at the face upturned 70 hun, and
his tone was unsteady as he said.
quietly:
go to your room. dear. I'll do the
rest"
But. as the twins said when they
heard the whole story and had glorliied
their heroine TO their hearts content
the next day, there wasn't any rest 10
do. The larlat had settled the whole
matter. and It was very limp, half
strangled burglar that the police re-
moved from the house after Rattlcs bad
been relieved from his vigilance. AS
for Aunt Henriette. she had no words
to express her admiration and wonder,
and the lariat was hung In a place OF
honor over the great antlers In the IL
brary and Tony was taken once and for
all time into the bosom Of the family
Chicago Record.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-26

Several hundred Of the leading mannfac-
tnrers Of bicycles. bicycle accessories and
bicycle sundfies, not to speak Of score
~ more makers Of automobiles, are rep.
resented by large exhibits at the fifth
annual bicycle show, which will be for
maily opened tonight in Madison square
Garden. New York. The big amphthcaier
has been divided into 100 spaces on the
main floor. devoted exclusively to bicycles
md automobiles, with several hundred adj
d'tional spaces on the first baltony in
which are displayed bewillcrins variety
OF contrivanees ani luxoiies for bicycle
riders The advance guard OF minuiie.
tufers and dealers has been here for The
last lew days aud the crowd at the open
ing promises 10 be- a record breaker, The
display OF models OF bicycles ior 1900 show
many radical changes and improvements
The msehincs are much livhtc, than those
shown last year, the difference IN weight
being particularly noticeable ~ the cham.
le~s models.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-01-26

healthy young person. with frank ewes
and rough curly hair. which positively
refused to stay In place under her red
Tam OShanter. And then there was
Rattles. and on this point words failed
Mrs. Coll'ngsworth. Rattles was very
large. long OF limb and lean. and I'm
mediately appropriated the twins play
room as his happy hunting ground.
Finest hound In the whole State,
Uncle OTIS" Tony said. enthusiastic-
ally. why. last year when the gray
wolves came down and carried off some
Of the sheep papa and started out with
only Rattles aud his brother. Hoodoo.
and we tracked them clear up the val.
ley. you know. where the shoulder OF
the Big Horn comes around In a sort
OK curl. and Rattles found them. Hoo
doc was killed. but I've got the pelts
on my wall home at the ranch-three
OF them-and when papa died he told
me to bring Rattlec on to Chicago with
me. You don't care. do your
Mr.. Collingsworth looked up at the
stalwart young figure standing on the
hearth with the great hound crouched
at her feet. aud as he listened to her n
breath Of the old free life came bach
to him again and he half wished he had
stayed. like Dave. Tony's father. ON
the home ranch. But he caught Aunt
Henriettes eyes and remembered with
Sigh that he was In Chicago aud pres-
idens OF bank aud with Wyoming
farther away from him than moro
miles. hut he liked the dog and tho
twins adorcd II. 30 Rattles remained
with Tony and shared her trials and
troubles In the new life.
What makes you have funny
namcsr' Tad had asked bluntly tha
frst time he and Roy found them.elv..
along with their new cousin. .ronv..
boys name. and Rattles isn.t snv
kind Of a name"
Well. his whole names Ra,,lespa,.
billie. and he's named after ons ~
@pa's eowboys-the one who tanyh,
me how TO throw a lsrlat. but /, WIS
too long to yell good. you know .o
Just cut II down 10 Rattles. And nv
name IL Marie Antolnette. bur nan.
said l might get OF on the hills or In
front OF the cattle aud get killed before
he could remember II all. SO he called
NE Tony"
ON. said Tad. r~nectiveiy, and then
added. after pause: You're an .w.
FULLY funny girl. but I guess we'll Ike
you. Mamma won't and Marion Won,
aud rapas afraid Of mamma. so even
u ne does he won't dare TO show |,
much. but Roy and I'll like you, and IL
you get lonesome come on down here
IN our den and Wen take care of you"
Before the two months were ap Tony
had discovered how true prophe, Tad
Was. and the little cory room back Of
ne library became her place Of rsfuse