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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
EIGHTEEN STATEs FAVOR
DIRECT ELECTION OF SENATORS

wassias,.a, - s. Ms1G;4Irhs seere,
tn. action OF the iskixlAiurcs of is
states upon the proposed cons,i;u-
'ionai amendments providing for the
direct election OF senairs by the pco-
pie. So far not n single state has
acted adversely. The amendment has
been approved by Massachusetts.
Minnesota, New York. Arizona. North
Carolina. Oregon. Mississippi. Colo
rado. Wyoming. Id1ho. Texas. Mon
tana. Illinois. Maine. Nevada New
Hampshire. Wisconsin and Vermont.
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C. g. S. TEAM ORGANIZE

The e. & :. baseball team was or
sanized nj a meeting held last night
at the c. 4 :. office building. Plans
were discussed with much cnthusias nj
and the team organized to enter the
city league for the season. The
railroad aggregation will have most
of Its former stars in Martin. the
catcher: Wade. G. Mars and Mitchell.
The new material is Mcclellan. Pea
cock. ,ishnell, Deace, Wood. Holmes.
Barton. who pitched for the. team
last year. will be in uniform again
this season. McClelland was elected
captain and Holmes. manager.
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First N. E. Church South.

Cor. Colo and Ariz. Avenues.
II. L. wALDRAvEN. pastor. resi-
dcnc- :!o Colorado Avenue.
Th. Sunday school opens nj ?:i5.
Tn. preaching services mr.. at u a.
nj. and .:3o y. III. respectively. Th.
Junior League meets at .:3o y. M.
and the Senior League meets at 6: 30
Wednesday ir the appointment for
our second quarterly meeting. Rev.
Robert T.. Dickcnson OF Denver. our
prcscid!ng elder. will conduct the
scrv!ccsc and the conference. All ARE
most cordially invited to these ser
Vices. for prayer and Worship.
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Social Affairs
Ssg AND OCIETY NEWS SsG

wife. arrived Ia the ,ity this morn
Ing for u few hour yi,it with old
friends. en- route to their home In
the east. after an extended visit In
California. Mr.. Dorsal was in the
jcwciry business in Trinidad 20 years
ago, and sine. that time he haS been
making his home In CincHuati where
he II manager or tn" GrrdcS Liquor
company. II. was married Ia a Miss
Gcrdcs OF Cincinnati shortly after
leaving Trinidad. Nj. and Mrs Dor
N! are busy shaking hands with
Gus many old friend,
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BaptiSt Church

Communion Service" Will b- held
nj ih. cios. OF the morning sermon.
The Sabbath school will begin n,
.:I5 y. IN. and the devotional meet
ing Of the young people VIII be held
ut $40 y. IN. Til. evening sermon
Will b. given at T:30. Mid-wcck
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday $50 u.
~. 4 meeting OF the Juniors viii b"
held NJ > O'Clock sunday afternoon.
All bo,s and girl. who are no; other
wis. obligated are cordially invited
to at,.nd.-E. q. Butler. pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
EXPLOSION OF STEAM PIPE
FATALLY BURNS MINES

Badly burned by an explosion of
steam pipes in the Frisco mine u
few weeks ago. Sam Bucina died yes
terday afternoon from injuries sus.
tanned. He has been in n prccai.
ious condition for some time. us wns
fifty-five years OF age and has nc
family. Funeral will take place to
morrow afternoon from the chapel OF
the Trinidad Undertaking company
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English.German Lutheran.

sunday school at $40 a. N. Morn
Ing devotional services In English al
II n. N. Tn. topic OF the sermon
Will be; THE advantage OF being u
Christian and Not an rnbeiicyer.
All friends and those who are strang-
err having no church home are invi,-
ed TO be- with us. You ar. welcome,
*. Walter Schmltt. Pastor.
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c. E. Society Entertained.

TIL" Christian EndcnNor OF the
Congregational church WAS enter
ialncd last evening by Miss Susie
Chllds NJ the home OF Mrs. Thomas
BRADLEY AZ her HON. on Baca street.
A short business meeting was held
and tn. remainder OF IN. evening
was spent in PLAYING games and re-
ireshm.uts were served by the host
.,s assisted by Mrs. Bradley. About
:" We're present. including members
OF tn. society and their friends.
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Salvation Army.

Hui 7Th y. COfn 7. 81, F.HsIEN u.
Cas-. In charge.
Holiness meeting I Il m. Sunday
school e:3o y. M: Y. +. l., q: 80 y.
M. salvation meeting J.. M. Pub
lie meeting In the hall every night
this week. Col. and Mrs. II, c. Lee
OF Denver Will have charge OF the
meeting Monday evening. Everybody
Invited TO all services
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There viii b. a meeting OF the
stockholders and other parties in-
tcres,ed in the Colorado Life Insnr-
ance Co. nj their offices In the Ia
foya Bldg. Wednesday. Mach 18th.
at 1:3U o'clock. =. MA. A. BEN
NETT. Sec'y. 10
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
JOB HUNTERS BUSY.

Washington. March S.-Support-
ers of applicants for federal Judge
ships and United States attorney
ships beseiged Secretary McReynolds
today. Attorneys whose four year
terms have expired are holding over
and in addition there are four va
cancies
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

KoN, IT p NhnndIer VIII U'TunN
his pulpit tomorrow at | Il, N. and
80 u. IA, Scpciai music. Morning
three organ numbers by Miss Xuia
Harlan. Anthem by choir. solo by
MIss Parker. Evening. organ mum
bcrs. anthem, male quartet.
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81 Cecel'a Club

The II. Cecilia tlub. which con
slsts OF Prof Ford's music pupils.
ar. giving a matinee recital this ar
,.rnoon AZ tn. home OF Mrs. II. Il,
Quilitch ON WILLOW street. At the
clos. OF The. program III. hostess Will
scrV. refreshments. assisted by her
dau.hter Louise.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
DEATH AT VALDEZ

Ramon Martinez, a well known res
ident of Valdez. died this morning Of
pneumonia at his home in that camp
Deceased was thirty years of age
Funeral will take place tomorrow
from the residence at Valdez.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
Miss King Hostess.

Mir !.oi, King entertained the
members OF the Saturday Afternoon
Sewing club at her home on Chest
nut street. Miss King WIS assisted In
serving refreshments by Miss Jean
n,itr OM,m.
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DIES OF DIPTHERIA

vcrrua Mary McwilIiams. the one
H.ar-Old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sllas McWilllams OF S,arkvill. died
last evening after u short Illness with
iipth.ria. Tn. funeral was held
this afternoon at . o'clock from the
family home In III. camp. Interment
In tn. StarkVillc cemetery.
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Moose Member. TO Feast.

Members OF the Loyal order OF
Moo,. will f-as; and make merry AT
a banquet To he held At the Manhat-
tan cafe next "Wednesday nlrht.
March IL. The banquet VIII follow
the regular business meeting AT tn,
lodge rooms at which time nomIna-
tion. OF officers will b. made. Th.
banquet VIII b. featured by shor;
talks from different member,
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PRESBYTERIANS DEFEAT
METHODIST SENIORS

The Presbyterian seniors defeated
III. Mrthoiist seniors In H fast game
OF basketball at Central Park yes-
tcrday afternoon. by score of 10 20
~. This afternoon the juniors OF the
same denominations will clash. Much
in;crcs, Is being manifested In the
SUNDAY school league.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
TOBIAS ARAGON DIES

Tobias Aragon. Il resident OF VAL
dez died this morning. Death was due
to drOpsy after a bng illness. Do
ceased was eighteen years Of nse and
is survived by his parents. Funeral
at Longs canon tomorrow.
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EpiScopal

Trinity church. corner Coloraho
aud Nevada avenues. Rev. !. O. Fer
ris. rector. Passion sunday. Holy
Communion so =, m, sunday
school s:i5 a. III. Morning prayer.
li'luy and sermon. II o'clock Even
Ing service and sermon 1880 .. IN.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
DENVER POST AGENCY
CHANGES HANDS.

+. Cresto having resigned as agent
for the Denver Post. effective March
ist. his SUCCESSORS are: Charles
Cammarata and Stanley Bell. Mr..
Cammarata will have all the territory
south OF the river including the bus
inoss section and Mr.. Bell will 10 In
charge of the North Side. Both have
telephones.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
IN THE CHURCHES
Christian Church

All services in the Christian churcl,
sunday as usual. The minister Will
preach at II A., NJ. and 1;3o =. NJ.
Sunday school meets at a:tJ \. NJ.
and Y, +. :. e. f., at $50 +, NJ.
The union mems meeting VIII be held
in the church Monday nisht.-Ran-
dolph Cook, Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08

KODAK FINlSHlNG-AIail me your
kodak finishing and be assured of cx-
pert professional workmanship and
high grade materials; is years en-
perience. Our studio with its facili-
ties is as near to you as your nearest
mailboX. Write for price list.-Al-
meron Newman. Commercial Photog-
rapher, 22i Clark Ave, Ration. n. NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
Pythian Sisters.

Pythidn Sisters VIII meet Tuesday
afternoon NJ = :" O'Clock In the lodge
rooms. The Grand Chief will be here
and all sisters are urged to bc pres
on'.
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daughters of Revolution

The santa Fc tran Chapter %! the
u. A Il viii meet with Mrs. \. c.
MeChcsncy at her hom. Oh Nevada
avenue Monday afternoon at $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08

a fine birthday prcscn, would be
one of those s35 diamond rings
dainty Tiffany settings. Late arriv-
ais ON display at Rhoades-Harbridge
Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
w r e.. Meeting.

4 regular meeting o: the ". Il. c.
Will be held at Castle Hall tonight.
All members urged TO attend.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
FUNERAL OF JOHN MIsKl

The funeral OF John M!-ki was
held this morning In tn. Hall-MrMa-
hon Undertaking parlors on Main
street In,crm.ut took place In the
cemetery east Of the city,
Chronicle Ncwl, SOC month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08

Former Residents Visit Here.
Gus Dor-al OF Cincinnati. and u
former Trinidad business man. and
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

1T. Neb, having charge OF the single
pack-horse. the scout Bristoe. and the
two cowboys of the Bar y. rough.
wiry fellow, accustomed to expo
sure and peril 1t was emphatically
lighting outfit. and to be trusted In
emergency.
They followed the cattle trail south
toward the Salt Fork. as this course
would afford them a camp at the only
water-hole in all that wide desert ~
ing between With this certainty OF
water, they ventured to press their
animals to swifter pace, although the
sand made travelling heavy. and the
trail itself was scarcely discernible.
II was a hard wearisome ride, hour
after hour through the same dull,
dreary landscape of desolation, the
hot remorseless sun beating down
upon them, rejecting up into their
blistered faces from the hot surface OF
sand. There was scarcely breath oil
air. and the bodies of men and horses
we're bathed in perspiration. Not
cloud hung in the blue sky; no wins
of bird broke the monotony OF dis
lance. no living animal crept across
the blazing surface Of the desert. DC
casionally a distant mirage attracted
the eye. making the dead reality ever
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02


Evidently the Indians were so lrou
h,osome ms to interrupt all trafhc with
SANTA Fe and the more western lo''s'
rho slowness of their progress was
-, account of the General. whose con'
d,,io, became worse in spite OF FAR
hnir,s assiduous attentions. win no
,,,.,a;c,re the doctor could do but niue
- rc,ioye the sufferings OF the oiue'
49,, although he declared taat MS
,,,.,a.s wos not a serious one, ana
would Weld quickly to proper meu'sal
'.s,,,,ort they constructed ruue
trovois from limbs OF the eo'ton"oou'
onI securely strapped MIN thereon
ano man leading the horse. wh''e 'ne
doctor tramped behind
Keith lretting more and more o'.'
.,.,s nocessary delay. and now oo'
sassod with the thought that ha"ies
,s, have rejoned his party on 'n'
,rronsas and gone south with ,ne'
onaIly broke away from the o'ne,
nS rode ahead. TO gather together u.
""u horses and supplies In al
~ Of their arrival. He could no.
,",ra from his mind the remembrance
=, tho gamblers attempted Familiarity
ter Hope. when he had her. as ~
w., sunposed, safe In his power onc'
before in that lonely cabin on ,he '~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

Jack Keith. Virginian. now bor
49, ,'',, p'a'isiian' ~ looking for roaming war
va tl,s Oh shNases lie sees wagon team
~ run eallop pursued by men on ponies.
Nheh Keith reaches the wagon the raid
us nave ndssacred two men and de
par ted lie searches the victims finding
inI"la anu "a lucket with "a woman's pur-
lialt keith Is arrested at Carson CITY.
charged with the murder his accuser be
ing iuihtn named Black Bart a negro
companion In his cell named Neb tells linn
thnt lie knew the keiths in Virginia N,b
BAYS one 81 the murdered men was John
pIvl'y' the DINER Gen. Willis Waite. form
VIZ confederate officer. The painsman
Hiiu Neb escape. and later the fugitiycs
.o"ie upon a cabin and find It's occupant
70 ne young gifl whom Keith thinks
~, ~, -" al carson city. The girl explains
UNI she ~ IN search OF brother who
nal deserted from the army. and that a
~ liawley induced her TO come 10 the
a"'n Mhile he sought her brother. liaw-
ley appears and Keith in hiding recog-
nt1's MN as Black Bart There is IA ter
nm batte In the darkened room In which
80 - VICTOR. Horses are appropriated
di IT, 'e slfl who says that her name is
i"p'; JOINS 10 the escape Keith explains
rs SITUATION and the fugitivcs make for
i"it l-hi ned where the girl is left wit.
w., ne motel landiady Miss Hope tells that
si' u TIE daughter Of General Waite
N'ith ana Neb drlft into Sheridan. where
rem meets am old friend. lr Fuirbaln
N''u meets the brother u Hope Waite
lhirt the assumed name Of Fred WI
a. 3, -. ana becomes convinced tina
n'N'H hhrt has some plot involving Oh,
W." Hope learns that Gen Waite. VIII.
N"s thonsht murdered. is at Sheridan
80 t''' lhcfc where SHE is mistaken 90
/ ,'I .slr Marlalr" the Carson City singer
} Nun meets the real Christie Maclalr
1"n ihaa That Black Bart las convince,
/ u,i nat there IS "a mystery Iu her no
7 which %" D. going 60 turn 10 ler advan
as lie plhihairan tells Hope Waite o
~ resemblance 20 Christie MaDlIr'
+ lhel decide shat Fred Wuloaslhy ma
Coz .. Il. f|f..I
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
tcopyrIght. A. c. McCIurg & Co.. 1glO.l

Fork. Now. angry with bafled ambl-
ton, and a victim OF her trickery.
there was no guessing to what ex-
tremes the desperate might resort
The possibilities of such a situation
made the slightest delay in rescue an
agony almost unbearable. Reaching
Carson City, and perfectly reckless as
to his own safety there from arrest,
the plainsman lost no time in perfect
ing arrangements for pushing for
ward. Horses and provisions were pro
cured, and he very fortunately discov-
cred in town two cowboys belonging
to the Bar X" outfit, their work there
accomplished and about ready TO re-
turn TO the ranch on the Canadian,
| who gladly allied themselves with his
party looking forward to the posi-
bilities of a fight with keen anticipa-
tion. Keith was more than ever de-
lighted with adding these to his outfit.
( hen. on the final arrival of the 9th
ars. the extra man brought from Sher-
'han announced that he had had
| enough. and was going to remain
there. No efforts made revealed any
knowledge of Hawley's presence in
Carson city; either he had not been
there. or else his friends were very
carefully concealing the fact. The Ut
ter absence of any trace. however. led
Keith to believe that the gambler had
gone elsewhere-probably to For-
Larned-for his new outfit. and this
belle: left him more fully convinced
than ever of the fellows efforts tC
conceal his trail.
The party escortlng Waite reached
the town in the evening, and in thu
following gray dawn the adyentureri
forded the river and mounted on fresi
horses and fully equipped. headed
forth into the sand hills. The littl'
company now consisted of Keith, Fail
balm. who. in spite of his rotundit.
OF form had proven himself hard ant
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Not MIssed.

n man gets an idea into his
al that the community he lives IN
k,rnol get along without him. the
.pr cure Is for him TO take a
NTH visit somewhere" remarks l.
! Going OF Osawatomie.
When be- comes home he will find
Al the COW has been MIXED rcgu.
Nj, during his absence. that the
ru has been huskcd and cribbed
-s as vell as ho could have done %.
hr tie chickens and ducks and pigs
nt stop growing during his ab.
,,c.. that the regular winter literary
asiy has been organized and Is
5,lhag progress without his august
,s.ence. that the roads have been
kusred regularly and that some OF
D. osn neighbours didn't even know
!, lad been away These are just q
ss o. the little things that make O
,Tov realize Dee Is not 30 many pota
,ss 10 the hill as he thinks he is
slasas city Journal
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
ans OLD GENTLEMAN WR0TH
...rs,ood Editors Use Of French
ward. and Trouble Was with
Difficulty Averted.

:, WAS in Indiana, not so very
.yo that the daughter OF an old
t1,s River farmer was reading the
[aoir, newspaper to himself. She had
1, N the Personals, and read
| .urs Willie Morritts. nee Black.
returned from visit to her par
"A in Indianapolis
don't quite understand that,
"a The cid gentleman.
/ What don't you underestimate in.
.i,sd the daughter
That part about Mrs Willie Nor
a, nay Black What does nay
,ck mean"
. -0b that's French. and means she
as born Black"
If e1ciedly
| YES nee is French for born
We'll it amt SO" calculated tho
a man jumping up and shakinl
fist 4 knowed her parents. ant
sn we're as white as anybody tina
,sr lived In lndianny. and Ill se'
n, editor about II " But before h'
MA ge; away the daughter eN
kansd matters. and the old gentle
an cooled down Exchange
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
STEADY HAND.
surgeons Hand Should Be the Firm
est Of All.

Tor fifteen years have suffered
"Om Insomnia. indigestion and ner-
'Dusness as result OF coffee drink
e SAID surgeon the other day.
wa Is equally injurious because 1t
,0Halhs caffeine. the same drug found
10 coieel
'ne dyspepsia became so bad that
"'u 10 limit myself to one cup at
r'sA'ast Even this caused me to
VOC my food soon after ate t.
an me attendant symptoms OF in
' ~1seS''on' such AZ heart burn. palpita
v.' water brash. wakefulness or dis
"Oeu sleep bad taste In the mouth
,,oushess. etc. we're present &c
," s'u degree as to incapacitate me
W . my practice as a surgeon.
'ne result OF leaving Off coffee
s wv ur'nklng Postum was simply mar
,o ,vus' The change was wrough
uwith. my hand steadied and IN!
,,a, condition of health was re
pS' su Name given upon request
pos a the famous little book. "Th'
, r 10 Wellville," in pkgs. There
nusm now comes in concentrated
Il FORM, called Instant Postum
snoo. prepared by stirring a level tea
,u. s"'u' In cup OF hot water, addin
brIna 70 taste. and enough cream I
ia 10 inc color to golden brown.
,ho.san' Postum IL convenient
Wa no waste; and the flavor is a
Gun -. uniform. Sold by grocers-b'
y" 80 cts. 100-cup tin so cts.
ham, eup trial tin mailed for grocer
po,,, ana 2cent stamp for pastas'
Nh cereal Co., Ltd, Battle Creel
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
CHAPTER xxxni.-tcontinusd)

Hy THIS time Keith had reached
definite decision as to his course. II
the mgitN,s received fresh relay
Of horses d,an there somewhere. and
crossed the Arkansas. he ielt positive
Is sue as TO their q, Situation But II
would De- usolefs pushing on after
them in the present shape OF his party
their horses worn out. and Waite
rcciiug giddily In the saddle II law
lcy's outilt crossed tie upper ford. to
ward which they were evidently head
ing. and struck through the sand hills
then they were making for the refuge
OF that lone cabin on salt FORK
should this prove true. then 1t was
probable the gambler had not even
set discovered the identity OF Hope
for ~ he had. he would scarcely ven
uire upon taking her there. knowing
that Keith would naturally suspect
the spot hut Keith would not be like
ly TO personally take up the tran IN
tearch Tor Christie Maclaire. 1t must
haN. teen ilawley then who had lett
the party and ridden east. and up TO
tlat time he had not found out MS
mistake. Yet II he brought out the
fresh animals the chances were that
Homes identity would be revealed.
pristoe who had turned aside to ex'
anime the siraying horse. came trot'
ting up
"peloneed to their outfit all right.
Can ne reported. carries the double
cross brand and that shehang Is
uron the smokey. saddle gals stu
bleeding
Waite was now suffering so acute
~ they we're Obliged TO halt before
gaining sight of the river, hndins. LOT
,,rotely a water-hole fed by spring
A. soon as the sick man could bt
made comfortable. Keith gave to th'
others his conclusions. and listened ''
, what they had to say. Bristoe favor
, od clinrins to the trail. even though
,hov must travel slowly. but Fairbaii
, ,rsistcd that Waite must be taken u
. COMO town where he could be givei
= necessary care. Keith finally deo'ue'
the matter
None can be more ANXIOUS 10 'e"'
,,osc fellows that am he declared
.hu, know that country ont south
o,d VOL never get through TO IN
l. S,I, Fork without fresh horses. ht
= s,des as the doctor says. we've got
u ,oto care of Waite If we ma 'hins
~ eNpcct wen ride for Carson O"'
. a,,d ra.outtit there What's more "
r ..on, lost much time-it's shor'e
1t lido from there to the cabin than iro'
- here .,io
e. nv morning the General was able
l. 81 his saddle again, and leaving AL
le n.i,h Mob to follow slowly, the "'ne'
s snnrrcd forward. discovered an QUIZ
through the bluff into the va'iey' AZ
d, ICED the Santa Fe Trail II W.
n. nn, oasv to discover where those
a a adyance had passed this point. U
,g ,hev found evidence of late camp ,
to '", ,,,,,o grove Of cottonwoods best
a. ,ivor There we're traces Oh "
t; ,ra,,s leading to tho spot one o. =,
IL I'm, Of the same five horses .n., r ~ ~
% heen following so long, 'the o.ne' ,r -
go easily read. as 1t had pes ,,r. ma
n srssd IN both directions. the UNI" ~,
70. rno, marks celebrating eacn o'''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02

hris'oe, creeping about on hands and
Knees. studied the signs with the eyes
Of an Indian.
You kin see the difference yere
"har the ground is soft Cap" he said.
pointing to some tracks palmer than
The others. This yere boss had
rider, but the rest OF EN- was led
NETS why they've bungled up Their
trail So An 1t want Their same
bunch thet went back east what come
from thar-see thet split hoof, thar
am no split hUof printing Their other
"ay-but yere is the mark OF the crit
ter tibet puts her foot down so fur
outside thet we've been a trailin from
Sheridan. an she's printing east. an
being led. Now. let's see whar the
bunch went from yere with thet split
boot"
This was net SO easily accom-
plished owing TO the nature OF the
ground, but at last the searchers
stumbled onto tracks close in under
the bank, and one OF these revealed
the spit hool
- hat makes It clear. Ben" ex
claimed Keith. decidedly. staring out
across the river at the white sand
hills They have kept on the edge o.
the water. making for the ford, which
is yonder at the bend They are on
In the sand desert by this time ridinl
for the Salt Fork. Whoever he was
the fellow brought them five horses
and the five old ones were taken cas-
again on the trail The girl is still
, with the party. and we'll so into Can
son city and reoutfit"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
He Understood.

Professor Popovef for an hour mad
been patiently explaining TO his young
son the theory of evolution In all us
ramifications. and at last he decided
to see if the lad was understanding
everything clearly.
Now. Jack" he asked. have l made
plain to you the great fact of the
evolution of species?"
Yes. father. ! think So was the
youngsters reply. Before was born
you were a monkey.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Father Got His.

"Sirrah," thundered her father.
were you kissing my daughter when
| came in just now?
You bet" chirped up the I'M
abashed sutton. and it's up to you 10
apologize for butting int
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-02
Bafhed

You say" persisted hubby that
every member OF your Suffragette
club was present. yet you could hold
no meeting?"
with every one present replied
WHEY. there was no one of us to
talk about, silly.