The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-25

ssWill you? an let me put in WHAT
eyer I want Ter jokes on the boys?"
Yep, everything goes"
aOh, I'll give 'em somethin' to dream
ON. you can bet yer sweet lifel Soaps
fer Fresno's finger. clothespin fer Show
Lows nose, bottle o anty-fat fer SiirnL5
It's a awop, Miss Pony!'
We'll, out with yer great secret o.
bread-makin'."
wen, Miss Polly. I take -four, an
water, an sourin's, a n a pinch O.
.Fiour an water. an sourin's. an a:
pinch o salt, repeated Polly, totting
the list off on her fingers. why, so
do /. an so does every n 1t must
lie in the worldn'. How long do 0
work the dough, Parenthesis?"
ut must lie in the workin', r~epeatsdz
Parenthesis solemnly. why. | wqTlS
g.. an work it, he continued, with
oyasperating slowness.
1uow long do you work it'll" asked.
Polly impatiently.
Till my hans look purity clean like"
said P~arenthesis, holding up his ioury
paws.
"rhen you've got a days work still
BtI9Fe YOU. SIlADEt4 OllJs ~ ihtlp4 a.
seeing herself the victim of q chatting
that she herself had begun. 81 wonE
bother you any longer. So long!' ss-1
Parenthesls, however. desired to con-
tinue the conversation. when is THIS
we're hitch between you an Bud comin'
OFF," he asked.
Polly drew herself up proudly, and,
speaking with assumed haughtinessa
replied: Were igurin' on sendin' out
the cards next month"
The cowboys eyes twinlled. well,
Pm a-goin' to/give up cigaroot-smok-
i'm"
What for?p asked Polly, in surprise.
Coin in trainin' to kiss the BRIDE"
'rhat's nicel" said Polly, beaming.
yep, have to take up chaWin,' like
Bud Lane"
Polly was saved from having to
answer by Sagebrush galloping up to
the wagon.
put on your gun!" he shouted to
Parenthesis.
Asking no questions, the cow-puncherS
obeyed his foreman. Trouble was
brewing, that he could plainly see. All
he had to do was to obey orders, ands
shoot when any one tried to point e.
gun at him.
Turning to Polly. he cried: Where's
Mrs. Payson?" N-s
'she came over with me, but stopped
to leoIs over the tallysfor those cossl
that arergoin' with the drive"
More to himself thar to Parenthesis'
for Polly, Sagebrush said: ST wish she'd
stayed at the ranch. This range is no
place for women now. Buck Mckee
and his outfit has tanked up with Gilaz
~-f,f-f--. oct thaxF,ra jttct roxrrtps for
trouble
whats come over people lateiyaai
asked Polly. sy7-
TITS all along of Hoover goin' away
like he did, and leavin, us without a
sheriff, or nobody that Is anybody max
in a bluff at law and order cried
~sagebrnsh. =.
TITS sot this section back twentys
years observed Parenthesis. ~.
"That's what 1t has, agreed the fore
man. "Fresno reports that he found
that Peruna slappin' the. Lazy K brand
on one Of our calves. There amt no.
body can maverick no calves belongin'J
to this outfit. Not so long as Pm ranchs
boss an captain of the roundup.
4 We've got to take the law in our WA
hams an, make an example of this,
bunch, right now"
S%agebrush meant what he said. Hes
was gathering reenforcements from bis
own men. He knew that the boys Of
the Allen ranch would side with him,
and he felt that there were enough
lovers of law and order in the county
TO declare themselves against the high,
handed methods of Buck Mckee ana
his followers.
l,xsCpme on, you fellows!" shouted