New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER D 1913

Grogan or wha,ever's her name can 70, g. cam Of
WORKOUT circ,I, beasts then she deserve .' jose Jack
rs a bachelor brother. Tom, will YOU hci DC. .cped
YOU in that Pomeranian affair Say yes IN. "e j each
that darling brother Of mine new tn,.. Cone on!
It'll be great fun"
This younger sister Of Jacks was The ga"es- little
thing YOU ever -aw-could ride, swim, sail dance, ana
look better than any other girl II the land tt bad
way Of per>uading man that was ht'le >h.i .' m,-
,annv Her sense Of humor was clean cu-, l'->a,
and harmless her enthusiasm was Infection ni her
smile was so frank and winning, that She l",- gnct
her point agreed TO be a fellow con-pr.,0r u the
plot 70 put dents in the heart and po,ketr.'. i my
good friend NIcCan but not until Mis- D.-,.y mad
demonstrated to sam and me that She yori- 1ae TWO
horses simultaneously and safely. Their So started to
work, and worked fast.
THE father Of the girl whose wedding Mis- Dorothy
had come West 10 attend was horse tar,,.r NJ m
ernational fame and a big farm just outside ~ the
.itv had stable filed with carefully bred eQa'eS We
Miss Mccain and I-unfolded the pic, = .i'- ant
received decidedly chilly response when Il e ' me
question Of using pair Of his nags 70 bnne me
amatory awakening Of young John Henry. IL ".- 700
dangerous 20 think Of he said. The notcu,'E ...a
stunt would cause would make his daughte. t.'i ron
into the marital state about as solemn S. ..ay
coochy show.
We had quite q time explaining that no'oa s.u"
ever know the identity OF the fair equestrenL,. @ me
contest would not take place until after BIZ .e.
child had shaken the dust Of Kansas City ot BE-. my
boots and all the uncoolei rice out Of her a;r IN"
then he too had 90 be convinced that little Ms 81 mn
could ride.
On his country place he had hali-"';e csc -ue
track. and that very evening the old gent,ua" rl-
ms and had the pleasure OF watching Mis- ID tiny
Guide a pair Of powerful bays round the oval ' ~i
ing canter She had ridden ever since she ".- "..
enough to walk and honestly believe She VS. e'r
OF any man ever saw horSe-barrlng, Of ..'g
acrobatic riders Fearless, graceful and eXper .ea
there wasn't a doubt OF her ability. The id BIZ" ave
in when he had watched her awhile anil ned r..'Ee.
Sans assurance that there was little danger t ae.
to a standing race on a comfortable track. We. ~e"
him complete Lack OF notoricty. He agreed.
The hvmeneal roughhouSc was 10 take rl.pe ... $50
lav Of our STAY in the city: SO we decided e. pull " The
affair in the second town out. The burg selected vas"
stable place, had population OF twenty thousand"
thereaboutS- and only two hours rGe ir".- N'N'
sas City, near enough attract newSpaper ,or'-p'n
dents and to permit immediate and valuable publicity
being planted III the public prints within r-'ia- o'
several hundred miles. | started the ball rolling oy
placing challenge in all the Kansas City papers ma
i'll doping out the al enjoyed the enthusiastic assistance
Of my poor misguided friend Jack He even Went
around with me when handed i'll the COPY; a.'.'SH
! feared audibly that he was wasting .ine ;al' "'sN
have been spent more proftably studying Spanish
Nix on the kidding stuff, was his comcha,,. III
this pronunciamento" you notice he We getting g,te
easy with the Espahola already only r.'>e' q r1N
You'll see what the little Alhamer lady ,on 3D..
| agreed with him for more reasons than one ne
challenge simply said that Senorita Jacin;a Al'.a'r
late OF Spain and Argentina, and Now Feature NJ
traction with the Mighty Harins Circus, Was tac on
disputed Lady Roman Standing Expert %, The known
World and was Ready and Willing to Defend her i'e
Against Anybody, Male or Female, Who Dared "A'e,
her Claim and Could Back His or Her OPINION "I'h