The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-03-29

likes TO rear
Daylight superintended the prepare.
lions, adjusting the curb strap and
the stlrrup length. and doing the
clnching lie shook his head at the
martingale but yielded to the dealers
advice to allow It TO 40 on. And Bob.
beyond spirited restlcssness and
few playful attempts gave no trouble
Nor In the hours riding that followed
save for some permissible curyeting
and prancing. did he misbehaye. Day
light was delighted. the purchase was
Immediately made: and bob. with rid
Ing gear and personal equipment. was
dispatched across the bay forthwith
to take up his quarters in the stables
Of the Oakland Riding Academy.
The next day being Sunday. Day
light was away early. crossing on the
ferry and taking with him Wolf, the
| leader Of his sled team. the one dog
which he had selected TO bring with
/ him when he left Alaska. Quest as no
would through the Piedmont hills and
| along the many gated back road to
berkeley. Daylight saw nothing OF
me-, aa. 49,. g.. o. S,sannoin,.
-, Co., 49, cum chos,nu, keu, MIN
-. a, a.. 80, =, hot, 40 horr
-, ,'..,a.. na,.tis., I'D into cop,,.
go" 49, ,Ii,ns a,ons n, vain
aoa Int. cts,ro,,a ,i,h slank
-. ', -, -, a.. ro,ns i,in,
~ 49, s,,."t,s 80 non whirIcd
ur y" 80 -. ,,,s,,,n. ..,,,,,.ss
nt.o,,as ~ .,s ntna iass his fore leps
d., ,,,,.S ,Iaa. a, ,ha ground nav.
~, -, "a. 20, n,,, hcvona n IA.
,u. II, a,ross ,h. ~ ala nn,hins
49, ,,a,an, ar .yoI,,,on
..yau noh" na addroas.d IN. mi.
- - IL, ,,trIn. ,ho
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aon,a.. ,na, So,,'ra snro tho hInmea.
W., an,sad o,,ora., croa,rro Z cve,
80 -. a.. ,,av 90 a, w, IA "a
- a.. go ,ns, a',onch,ng-ahi
~on ,rns,"
e.. ~. ,, 3D.. ann. ,o,ch.a
,,r, it, lar, Mia los had reachcd far
go a. Lt.l ,ha, s,r,ch ,ha s,,r
rnn n .ma,, hiow Several ,ines on,
M cnr,oaJ,y DavI,gh, a,,emn,ed the
snur and each time pob's boof landed
,ba s,I,r,n Then DayIIgh, Following
The borse.s exnmnle M the upe.nectod
auddanIv drove ho,h sn,rs in,n him
ana reached hin, underneath with tbe
mir,
lyon aIn't never had n real licking
ho,,rs" ha nn,,ored as pob thus
rud.ly ierked out of the circle Of his
,hoad
uaI, N doy.n times snurs md ouiri
nj, into him ana then DayIIyh, s.,tIed
down IN enioy the mngnIacent gallon
No Ionger nnnIshed M tho and n, !.
bnlf milo pob eased down In,o n fos,
cantor wolf toiIIpg tho rear was
catching nm and everything was going
nic,Iy And when M Iast daylight
decided that the horse had had
enough ma n,rpod him around obrpnt
10 nnd mn hin, into n ven,lo capte,
a, tho ,orward trncL After n time
no rei,ed In IN n s,op IN soc n ne
we're breathing nainfnlly standinr
for n mInute nnh turned hIs head and
,uy,Iod his rider's stIrrun in a
rnr,,Ish Imna,Ien, wnv ,s much as n
Intimate that II was limo they were
going on
"Wen IN Ia nIumh gosh darned,"
UNA Dnylight's comment No IN. win
M grudee no nothIng-and after thai
lambastinR, You're sure "A hummer
pob"
lilo Ind t,kon IA lining IN tho animal
and repen,ed NOT Of bis bargain. "A,
realized that Rob wAa mot yIcious nor
mean. the ,rouble beinR that he was
bursting with high spirits ana was en-
dowed with more thap the average
horse's Intelligence II was the spIrits
and tho Intelligence combined with
InordInate roguisbness that made him
what he was. What was required "a
control him was a strong hand with
tempered sternness and vet with the
reonisite touch of brutal dominance
Throughout the week Daylight found
nI,rsal, almost as much Interested An