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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
TWO SOLDIERS
 BOUND OVER
MEN CHARGED WITH FORGERY AND FALSE pRETENsE6
 HAVE HEARING,

IIJnIky ard NndueI. vh0 WEre ChHTS ed witn f1rKsry nnd the sihGr roI ubraIning m1neY undET fatss pr"- tsnscK were held rer today on U ,o0t bonds sach In await the a:ttnn nf lhr ErsLnd turE.
 tS%orkr ariEshy CcurrNIlLad ths 6e- reHduMts and the prosecution wIIs, ct annTs<, r"nduaFa by Assistant pIs- tr1Et Attorney Castle.
 1'he case of the two soLdi.rs ell arf- ra1 with unflu. srsal'rE ts RlsU ploceed- In& ihIa afternoon,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
RnAaiaI Nugget eet-sles.

Er4aiaI Nugget esF~ics.
 WASHINGTON. p, C., Frh. 8T.- Tint the Un1leh States will after 1ii. coudnue to blIld battleships and nr lea st 11iAInIAin irs position amongst thA nnvEes of the other poweFA Ia IAot made mAnifcsl by the Rrt1pH of the lower hcus% yesterday when it phsEcd tI,4 naval appropriation bi't of o"e and eleven mIllnr doilHrA This sum wlIl hA uhed tn hnlId ten
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
THE CARNIVAL
 ON SATURDAY
MANY VALUABLE PAIzEB TO BE GNEN FOR VARIOUS EVEhTa.

Ih* carnival races wall take place next Saturday, beginning at o'clock IIl the atteTusoa- Entries should hs made rIth scoity AlIan ur Joe EhrlduE hy friday night.
 Tor thn racr for boys uHder 10 the four prizes win be a pair ut skAtas a Sw4zter. q mInieT and cE6 tptton@
 For the girls uuaer 1s they VIII be electric r:urltne iron, hair brush and lndL buckle
 Ladies' rare. cabinet phutu. AlHloRd 4Ut. frnit ftsh. bs'e buckle.
 Ecr LoYs of ls and Rnds;, Kodak. duE harness. tcqrs cap.
 MAn's doK ski race, hC1 of ciEars and safety raGor. caiAbast rir~. htli lE1oIt-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
h, 5. WILL BUILD
 4 GREAT NAVY

btttIeshIpa of various K1ndz from hrst clavv hattIeahIus tr dnstroycTs. Four submarines are AIEn uarI nt iht ps'"- EruIn.
 The accommodation for 'hn ron- siruntinn or lwn first cLIIsI haLtIhships Heemcd Il few days 1go |" be i'L danger ot defeat hut ihc HnA nntcuIne haH abu~u thnr cunErraH Ia fully in tATar rT keeping up Inc nations n%"hi AirnnEth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
OR. FREEDMAN COMES
 AND IS BESIEGED
cure and ndl to sell it.

,.ura and ndL to sell it-
 since the discovery hr hts been neodad With TAqsszts fTcm teis cuun' try fur his sid And he hHslly rlrni'l+il Co angTer lhe appeals.
 He expects tn get Lusy at ancS in the work of curing aud will nIs" give directions td various AErcricau phY- socIans how 10 Lr1.,i patients for thc dtaease.
 He Will remain iu tisr IJnitrd StnlnS ouly just as long as he frds iL is hA necessary,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
TO
 HAVE PROBE
ATTORNEY GENERAL TAKES uP QUESTION OF PACIFIC
 COAST TRUST.
Spec al Nugget Service

Spee al kugVSt 31rFIhA
 SEATTLE Teh. T7.--AttcrIIey Gem erAi Wicker sham has RImmHIeh CCin- cr tc Washington 10 present fMcis re- latinE to the telephone mDrgsr oe thtH city. IL IS assumed that rhc n1erEGr whiee tont place between tha 5unart Company Hnd lhc Ihdopondent Com |. I,any cI thIs city Is connected iM some ~Iy wt:II thu alleged trlIsr which is declared to exist all over the Pacific cousl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

tiEh. ther" w1A one nmunEst them rho wn9 'rrH much in%trlateGl Even ,rha+ rnc gates Hr Lha towur regsYua uaeyned L4 lH' S1t1ItlnE hrouu,d lll4 ahIr thM rnHII "nl% aakVd GUr Hnnlhnr drtnle That waH all thnt bothered him. Fl. begged uEUln and again, but to Inn EInFIIE''. Finally hp said
 'FFsli rhsn Af us Et unt u;, tfrCk and SHY our prsynrR."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
GOLDEN BULL
 WORKED OUT
LAST Or PAY oH FAMOUS
 GROUND IS IN DUMP.

Work oil tho InrrnNe Golden BTfIl wha completed Inst night whGn he lsat of Tho pay lIrt wHs holstrd to the surrsee. Charley Dcnsmnre came in today after having been put there fhr snIne Cnle iookinE after his intnteSts. NeithAr hn nDT Louis Stevenson wishes Io give out the Axhtl valps cf tho dirt as found by p0nn1nk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
ROBERTS, CAISS0N
 OREDGE IS SUNK

bgsr going an fnr three days and th1 nutlauk Aesmed tU be Alnat tromlAlnE II "na only tsE inc nIEhI bsf0rs lHH' thai (. night shift was put on A17o IIlIrlnE ttIr seCend night shift the ne- ridrni occurred
 ylr. Roberts can Hae no rsaVoh "n* the econ, wou1h aInk WnleHn h"le nan been punGned ,r the huIL It Ia nov full ut water. Evsn ihe matches had been left onAn and %arer Oiled 'he stow immediately.
 TNa uCclfunt Ia A mott reFressSpte ,,ns rs MT. Roberts lad accomplished i trcmnedcus tank In placing Ae dre5Sr in poRItIoh for oprrnEInn II iS EoiJeraily hoped thne 1t can be raised and placed in UperatIon onca Hlure. Mr. Roberts himself wAs net able to sny thIs morning What future course uould be pursued
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
DENIES ATTEMPT
 TO BUY RELEASE
Special hussek 4Ar-tieA

ALBANY, Feb. 29"ApthuI. fhF Ih". yer, made an unNuAiifiad dGnIal today Of iho charge sRAdc nsafnst hinI that Au had attempted 10 sscurC the re- IaaAs of Harry ThAw by oKcrIns q nrLbs of a2oy6oG tn the medical Efrrsr la charSo ot MAtt+awah asylum.
 He declares the statement ntA6s by pF. kuBaeI to that eftect ID ba A fA4sEhood pur1 and simple znd he de- t1aras the inrsutian Of proceeding aFajngt inc nEaclaI h tho courts.
 1fhs inquiry Ia atiH bsiAg rrAseeeLed by lhe committee appointed hv doY- ernnr SulEer fer the puTprRC.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

No picture shOw at Code and cIark'a Saturday night. They will shaw ths flrsst yet at the grand Eagle vAuds- uiIs and M1ving Picturs IhSw h ths EaaIs t7HIL Saturday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
RACE OFFICIALS.

The men WhD c1ftc.ated at tIu, Vslu- der rH'p. yesterday wGrA:
 Judges, W, 4, oilbmorA Joe PlaIn, SIm TaEEart
 TinLSkcEutrs: Russ 1ITwnnE. Ward Estr.. EtGgh a'Eeill,
 Starters, 4. J. Mcconnell, JrE HhsI, dun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
VERY BIG MAIL
 IS FOLLOWING

Seven hulIIred anG ren pounds cG mail arrived yesterday attetndnn Al u''clocL nt EnRIakieet frvM Sa'taE- It contains nine pouches of fret EtnHs and i've sarks ot seedr1 class. The mall which left UnLzkieet fnT Nofuc few daye ago is nov renrlS har way on the 1nuzney and ought to get here Sunday # the ttai[A are ln 8u"i
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
EAGLE CARD PARTY
 CHANGED TO MARCH 1A

The date pubIished la IIIc program ur th4 grand EEETe pntrriaiEmEnr md moving picture shnU tc be held Sat- llrtauY eTenine at tho Eaglc hall as 70 the sceohd 1nrd game of thr srr;Cs March {. has be@n cAFeFRh. The next Elmr wEll hH eiFru on MuTch IS,
 Ady
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
MRS, PANKHURST IS
 PLACED IN JAIL

make I prpUrISe 10 refrain firm EpCtf- CT activities. This she refused to T" ana the nugIstrAte committed her to jail ana denied ball
 The IrIsas 1n which she Ie cnn- fined Is now Kuatdcd 1s closely AEd as strongly cs though d dangerous rzvciu' rnntst occupied inc cell 1nsL@'1o Of D w1nRI.
 It 1s fe.srtd Ihar acme uG her n1"n- iacat followers mlght make an attempt to rrlensc her and the length tn Thrh some If thnn arr prepared ta En ls Fhown lIY recent srt$.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
EITY bod P1ilNn.

Tim foIlaEiHk Is ilst of the dusa impouHdad under lhe provisions Of Ordinance BIO during the 24 lIcurs ending at o'cioek last night: TslIpw dhg. Eaen. legs and hfeaAE white
 ToEI& BQRKHoEDT.
 FnNRdnaAatsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

shape.
 Pete Bsrnnrd started out yasVer daS to bring oyer the sL1plus mall 70 shAi Nome will konn have all that wss dc Iayrd hy the aI1dss and strikes on the t.oTlcVa road.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
REPRESENTATIONS RUNS
 AWAY STRONGER

the nsun3ci1Al election ttElay nt rlnnr Tna 21e, Thtg heaLF tlI- reglstraLsnIl for ths Eame period last year by more thtn two lu one. The number FuGia- IUFeJ dIIThE .hH IiTsI sct'rn days Iasl yenr waS 104-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Nsw aid Snga %k Prosuera HArnP4G Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Saturday night "a tlA hIaAA. Mp.ins picture show bsak Sver
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

ThA homH papsf h thS Mhms Daily Nuaast
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Start the msnth right by snbHcrtb. ire Tor ths cHily Nuaas4 g pes month; r+onths, SIG. uno ysar t21
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

8. A M. FishfiaLts. 15 and 2S cents ,Ar can, ThOru'f lshm am.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

$E,11 b4r month fur ths NuEk-t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

sAlrAd 4iIvAr EAI1rOUs 15 cents par ,aund TheruE LskEAann.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
OAPriSr CHURCH.
Emmanuel Payne, Pastor.

Mothers Day will be observed at
eleven o'clock with appropriate music
and sermon. Mrs. Bush who Is
visiting her. from Salt Lake City
will sing Mr.. Denxii Grisom and
Miss Mildred Sherman will sing the
touching song. entitled Sing Old
Hymns to Ne" Miss Martha Phil
lips will sing Tell Mother I'll De
There" Subject OF sermon. Our
Mothers
Automobiles viii call for any who
would like TO attend the service.
without regard TO church affiliatton
or creed. Just phone the pastor.
The other services OF the chugeh will
be- held AS usual. Young peoples
meeting at $50 O'Clock and evening
sermon at .:3o O'Clock
A cordial invitation In extended
to the public to attend all OF these
services.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
orstorieai Contest Tonight

II is hoped that la Jun,x viii
be- well represented at tn. orntori
cal contest Of the Southern colora
do Northern New Mexico interscnolas
tic league. which takes place at the
high school auditorium tonight u,
S o'clock. Ration. Trinidad. Rocky
Ford. Lamar. Las Anima. and Ia
Jun,a viii be represented In the con,
test. and II promises To he a very
interesting event. Al previous or,
aioricxi coni.st held In this city Ia
JuntA had the smallest represents
tion In the audience of any Of the
contssiinx towns. and simply A. q
matter of local pride the people oi
this city should not let this happen
again. Emerson Aiisworth will
represent La Junta In the oratortcal
con'est. and remember. Il takes place
In the high school auditorium u
night ~ O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
More Auditorium Schemes

To the Tribune: Why not sell the
city hall and the adjoining lots for
business purposes and use the money
In building combined city hall and
municipal auditorium. La Junta will
soon dispense with the fire team
and buy an auto fire truck. as all
upto-date cities are now doing, and
with this equipment, very little room
would be required for the fire de-
partment The office Of care-taker
OF the auditorium could then b. COM
bined with driver OF the fire wagon.
or driver Of the auto truck. There
would also be plenty Of room for
q city council room. water commits
Sioner. engineer. etc. and the coun'
~ could take care OF all the pris-
oners that the city has thrust up.
on II these days. II would also be
possible. providing We could sell the
present city hall. To issue bonds for
whatever amour, would be required
to make up the deficiency and build
combined city hall and auditori.
um.
OLD TIMER,
La Juntz. May 8th.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
J. c. r.4s A,,e,"s.l As~i....r...,

In the county court. yesterday morn
,ns. Judge Mcdaniel appoaAted R. c.
Todd administrator Of tie estate Of
Peyton s. Jones. Who disA-in this
city on March .sth. M. Todd i'm
mediately qualified By fiiinx .
surety bond for $4,000. and will At
once enter upon the discharge OF his
duties. No inventory of either the
real or personal property of the
estate has as yet been filed. and its
value Of course u probiematical. al
though estimated 10 the neiShborhood
Of 3225 900. An inventory designa,-
Ing S4,7c0 az the annual income OF
the estate in Colorado. and 81. 400 as
the value OF the personal property.
has been filed in the county court.
but much OF the property owned by
the estate " located In Kansas and
Texas.
Mr.. Jones had no direct heirs. be-
ing a bachelor. but there ar. Two
brothers and one sister living. and
about thirty collateral hetrs, in
cludlng the children Of brothers and
sisters. living and dead. II was an.
nounced that an administraior Of
the estate would be appointed on May
9Th. but the matter was deferred ow-
ing 10 the fact that the throe sets
Of heirs could not agree upon an
administrator 4 list Of eight names
was submitted by the different heirs
to Judge Mcdaniel last Tuesday all
cf those named being from either La
Jrnta or Rocky Ford. and any one
OF whom would have been satisfac-
tory to the court. from which TO Sc
lcct an administrator. but Judge Nc
Daniel decided To use his discretion
In the matter. and appoint some
one whose name was no; on the
list at all and eminently qualified
10 ulsthait' iH' hu'i'b VI dAhHiAo-
traitor. His selection was r. c.
Todd. Who served Otero county in
the capacity OF county clerk for
four years.
Among those who have been In La
Jun,a durnig the past week represent
ing the various heirs OF the estate
were S. F. Jones. OF Judkins. Tex
as. J. c. Jones. OF Jacksboro. Tex
as. J. II. Jones. of Fort Worth. Tex
as. c. W Johnson. Of Marlin. Tex
as. jeff Todd. OF Corpus Christi.
Texas: Mrs. Robert GILLESPIE. Of
wAlssnburg. Colo: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Adair. OF wichita. Kan. and others.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
SPEAKING,
H:RJHCFlnyD
New Av1itorsvm SveeestIcn


To the Tribune: While listening
to The talk Of R. Phillips At the ban.
quet last Monday night. the follow
Ing suggestive thought came To me.
A voluntary subscription OF one.
tenth Of one per cent per month
from the earnings Of the citizens
Of Ia Junta to be paid monthly. As
an incentive bonds could be sold to
subscribers. issued In amounts to
reach the smallest subscription. Con.
cessl0ns TO commerce in store or Of.
flee room to provide 4 fund for
maintenance. Funds derived from en-
teStainments BY companies visiting
La Junta TO be- paid as interest on
bonds. The auditorium to be abso-
lutely free to the home people for
any and all forms OF proper en-.
tertainment A committee OF three
to conduct busin.ss-one elected
two appointed. one from industrial
association and one from commerce.
n. E. TURNER.
Rocky Ford. May sth.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
s.s Day Ia N'sh sshes, c's'ss

Today viii b. oas big day Ia hisA
school circles. The fireworks viii
commence early II the morning an1
coutinue without cessation uatil
late u night Representatives Of
the hish schools q Ratoa. rr'niAsA.
Lamar. Las Animas. Rocky Ford sal
L. Junta viii participate In tAs
contests a De eouther Colombo.
Northern New Mexiro lnterschclas.
ac League. opsaias WITH . tsanls
tossaaocst In tAs City Part tAh
morning. . cAanpsoaship hasstall
eaos bstwesa friaidaA aud IL jun.
. \ Pastins fast II tAs altsraeea.
80 vinlIag - VIII a. eeatoeicai
ceatest q tAs higA scAeel aslitssssn
u ~ sveain0.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10
wis~eirs Creamery New Record

Twelve hundred and ninety-eight
pounds Of high claxs butter Was the
record Of wisxeiis crsam>sy last
week. which Is pretty good. consider
Ing the fact that the price Of butter,
and likewise OF butter fat. hit the
toboggan last week and again this
week Wiswell paid 81 eenis for
butter fat up To the asst week In
April. when II took 'nmble OF two
cents. and the first OF this week Il,
went down two cents more. Sir
Wiswoll is now psying twenty.sey.
en- cents for cream delivered at III.
creamery, aud as the man who ga.
thcrs W the cream from the farm
crs and delivers IL 10 the creamery
has rakeofi OF two cents. the
farmer only nets twenty i've cents
for his butter fat
They are already flaming the
drop In price on the drmocratic ad.
minis'ration and underv Gods new
tariff bill-where II properly be
longs. Of cours. Wilson and Under.
wood both claim tina, tho new tariff
bill viii reduce the cost Of living.
and in consequence WhRell's butter
Is selling nj tae local rrocery stores
for b cents per pound Previously
I, was i5 cents and then ~ cents.
This is one instance where . demo
cratic prophecy cam. true
Eigh,ysir farmers arr low selling
their cream to wisWelrs creamery.
making deliveries OF about 500
pounds per week This 'nciudcs the
cream for butter and ico crcam. and
the latter has been making serious
inroads upon the butter making In.
dnstry during the present. month.
and will probably continue for scv.
cral months more. Last week near.
y 500 was paid out 10 n. farmers
Tor cream. and as this rry.nue 10 q
clean pick up to most Of hem II
ought to BE- appreciated. especially
at this season OF the year
Mr.. wi-well has JUS, Installed q
fabcock steam turbine tester. which
greatly facilitates the work AZ max.
Ing te"'s To determine the amount oi
butter fat In the cream. The ne~
machine sa,.s several hours time
every day In making tests. with
th" new machine he is Enabled q
make tos,u on twenty four sampl~s
OF cream a' once. Will. With thu
former equipment the lint, vss fou,
samples at one. The output Of ~
local Creamery Increased sr,m ~,
pounds the first week ,o over ,3ot
POUNDS III" lns' week. IN .scrt n,
months. and Is Just an .y,d.~es o,
what can BE- don. when IN. efsbr,
v made.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10

Over In Canon CITY on. hundred
and fifteen school children. compel.
Ing for prizes offered by the Civic
Improvement League. brought In q
total os t.oss pounds a dand~lLons.
which they dug up on dandciion day,
Tho plants were carried In baskets
and sarkx To the committee whu
weighed them and paid the Children
= specified sum for the work. What
has become Of tho "dAndelion com
mittssv appointed By the Ia Junts
lnduslrtAt Association, Has IN" ~a'
on dandelioss To br inauxuratssi
~ once fossA . sspsichre ia commit
tssi'' giacs he aan6-lton eommi,t~'
vas apessAas1 tAsss ere mor- dand~'
l1eas tAaA svss h L. Juata. Has tbs
ee0ntttee taksa - Deopo9atine II.
s1anA g an1eRniaA&tAg tAb Dssti
WAabs M ~ 6asrsst ~ eAi)6'
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-10

Al a meeting of the directors Of IN.
La JuntA Industrial Association held
at the City Hail Thursday night. tn.
entire evening MAS taken up with n
discussion of the auditorium project
The city clerk In already receiving i.,
t"rs from arcnIiec's. supply houses
and others. requesting information on
the auditorium project One architec
submitted = plan for an auditorium
that was drawn for Glen wood Springs
but had not bs.cn us~d. Il provide.
for = seating capacity Of :.7oo-i 200
on tho main floor. 7So on rais~d Sra .
and 7s0 IN the gallery. and the -s,i.
mated cost Was $4,000. The com
mitts~ has sent out many ietters re-.
qu~stinx information ~ to design
cost and seatiax capacity Of auditor,
ums throughout the cosntry. and IN.
Industrial Association has arranged
for . dinner for Nay 5StA. Which ~ii
b. devoted exclusively 10 . report
Of The committee ~ . e~aerai Ais
cussioa of ways ~ nsans 10 bstns
abost ~ sasiy rsailsselsa q . nusi
cAnol Asnh110R1nA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-12

The old August Dreier estate Is to
be broken up and partitioned among
the heirs. following the attainment Of
his majority by Edward Dreier,
and sale of quantity Of the family
furniture and furnishings probably.
will be held Saturday, December 20
by the James r., Morgan Company for
the sladministfator. The estate Is APP
praised at about 500. 000 In the APP
preaching sale. will be included old
German China, sideboards and other
furnishings specially imported from
Europe by the late Mr.. Dreier. The
old homestead, Ululani, between Ma.
kiki and Punahou on Beretania ave.
nue. likely viii be sold later Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-12
II MEALS HIT Rack
AND STOMACH S0URS
sPape's Diapepsins ends Indigestion,
Gas, Dyspepsia and stomach Mis-.
cry IN five minutes

fn
II what you just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies Ike lump 81
lead, refusing to digest. or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have 3 feeling Of dizziness.
heartburn, flllness. nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you
can get blessed relief In five min
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases Of Papess Diapepsfn,
then you will understand why dyspep-
tie trouble OF all kinds must 90. and
why they relieve sour, uut-of-0rier
stomachs or indigestion in five min.
.utes. Pape's Diapepsin" Is harmless.
tastes like candy, though each dose
VIII digest and prepare for assimi,a-
ton into the blood all the food you
eat; besides, It makes you 60 to the
table with q healthy appetite; but,
what will please you most, is that you
viii feel that your stomach and intes
tires are clean and fresh. and you will
not need to resort to laxatiyes or liver
pills for biliOusness or constipation.
This city will have many 4Pape.s
Diapepsinv cranks, as some people will
call them. but you will be enthusiast
tic about this splendid stomach pre-
Iaration. too, If you ever take 1t for
Indigestion, gases, heartburn, sour
ness, dyspepsia or any stomach mis-
cry. s1
Get some now, this minute. and rid
yourself or stomach trouble and I'm
digestion in five minutes. advertise
ment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-12

You have q right to think q lot 81
things you have no right to say.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-12

telephone tarn
which operation recently Lille and London and between By
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-12

and VIII g n q tiao e between
and london win 10 lisa IN stead Of k125o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-14
"A FRONTIER HEROINE

By Augustus Goodrich Sherwin.
You had better get out of here if
you don't want trouble"
I've got something to. tell you: If
you don't want trouble yourself, you
had better listen to me. = l.:S
What! Threatening me, aretyou?
Vannoose, or I'll quicken up that dog
trot habit of yours considerably Gitw
and Martin Bayne made a run for the
doorstep where his rifle lay.
With a detected air, but quite
sprightly, ragged, limping Coyote
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-14

rude?" inquired his daughter, Ruth,
stepping through the doorway. She
was: pretty as a picture. Her sleeves
were rolled up, and her shapely arms
showed dimpled and smooth. Her
long, neat apron was fecked with
flour, for this busy maid was both
mistress and cook of the lonely
Bayne home.
Rude" repeated the ranchman
carelessly. Its the only way to treat
such cattle as that There isn't a
worse loafer on the range. He's been
wire-cutter, raider, and is beggar
when he isn't on the verge of the. de-
lirium tremens. It's all your fault,
his coming here. You encourage him
by giving him a snack whenever he
takes the fancy to wander by, and
now he's making a regular station
of it. I'll be back before midnight.
Expect your company about dark.
don't your"
Il think SO; I hope so,' replied
Ruth with a quick blush and bright
ening eyes, and then her father rode
off on business to a station twenty
miles north, while Ruth re-entered
the house, singing like lark.
Well she might, for this was the
very happiest day of her life. Before
the evening was over she expected to
welcome her lover, Rodney Morse.
How she loved him! How tender and
true he had been! A month previous
he had gone back east to sell out his
interests there and take up ranch,
with Ruth as it's mistress.
1t must have been half an hour
later when there came timid rap at
the door. Coyote Pete, his threadbare
cap in his hand, stood on the step in
an humble attitude.
why, won't you come in?" asked
Ruth in her usual cheerful, generous
way. "You look tired, and perhaps
hungry" she insinuated gently.
"NOt this time Miss Z" ren1ied Pete
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Pete fastened his steps from off the
sBayne domain. He had disappeared
by the time its proprietor had turned
around ready to carry out his threat.
Bayne shrugged his shoulders and re-
sumed tightening the girths of his
horse. He had acted brusquely for
good reasons, he told himself. 1t was
the frontier Montana rule To his way
of thinking Coyote Pete and, his ilk
belonged to the rubbish heap, so he
had made short work of him.
why, father, wasn't that rather