Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-09

James. two tramps. bantertng each other eide to clean up. acquire new clothes ane let their companion. Mike. be the judge as to which is the better looking.
 CHAPTER Watermelon goes to e barber shop, wins the contents or the cash register from the barber by a clever trick and gets a shave. CHAPTER uI-He discovers youns man bathing in a lake and steals his clothes While sitting in an automobile he discovered standing empty by the roadside. General Crossman and his daughter, Henrietta. drive up in a ear. Assuming that his car is disabled. the general proffers assistance. Watermelon hands him card bearing the name Wh- . Ham HargraRe Batchelor. The general recognizes the name as that of a young y9, man who broke the cotton corner in Wan street fes days before. He invites him , 10 dine with them.
 CHAPTER 1v-watermeIon is intro duced 10 Bartlett. a big Wall street op- orator, and his daughter. Billy, with whom he proceeds to fall in love.
 CHAPTER y-BartIet:. who. has been stung by Batchelor's opera Hons, plans to keep the supposed broker with him for a week while he works coup in the market. He wires instructions to hls broker. Watermelon decides to tear him self away from Billy and slink back into the unknown
 CHAPTER vT-while chatting with Biily, the telegraph boy tips off Bart letts message to Watermelon.
 CHAPTER vTT-watermelon decides to io'n Bartlett and the general in Q weeks , auto trip.
 CHAPTER vIII-watermelon slips ! away and tells his hobo companions ot { bis adventure and asks them to find | Batchelor and give him the tramp clothes. i CHAPTER Ix-Tbe party starts out | with Bsrtlett's and Crossman's cars. CHAPTER x-T.ate at night they come | to a deserted house, break in and eat their lunch.
 i CHAPTER xI-They spend the night. n l the house. Tn the morning Water-r-icr discovers that the police arc coniuG.
 CHAPTER xII-The party attempts to ! escape. but is stopped by tho otfca-s who are hunting for Bachelors car Wa terTnelon; by clever ruse. Get1 t-e-1 c.1t
 of trouble.
 l CHAPTER xTII-As Bartlett I'd planned. the party beccnes to-t CHATTER xIv-Tse general. while
 to know the mslre of his car and other particulars regarding st
 : "Yes. yea." acknowledged the gen r
 only made the other two angrier, bu. 1 stiIl clinging to his deductions as to
 his nfe's principles. @Yes, of coarse |;
 but Alphohse could not have done
 both. He went of with the car before | eleven, so he could not have robbed
 IS after twelve"
 sir" interrupted the farmer with ] as -a- i do you accuse any of us Of ste&iing ?' 4 No. no" protested the general now hopelessIy rattIed. But f Al
 phonse stole the money"
 "Alphonse swiDed both" said the
 Watermelon, and that settled 1t as far
 as the general was concerned, for the
 general had boundless faith in the
 young mans deductive abilities. q
 went in about eleven. He took the
 car out, ran it dnwn the road a bi
 and then came back and sneaked oul
 things"
 Certainly said Bartlett, who could not help feeling irritated with the gen
 es-zi for the fault of his man. Billy laughed. "All this bother abou 1; nothing" said she Dad, what's on, car, more or less?"
 "A car is a car, Billy" said Bart lett coldly, refusing to be eomfortes , for the ruin of his plan ts keep Bat i cheler away from the city over satur | day.
 "Yes," agreed Henrietta sympsthet
 icaIly, "any one hates to lose a car
 .T3ut when you have seven," object
 ed Billy.
 we haven't got them here, hav'
 we2" asked Bartlett .'No. but we have one. and that eBoHsh for hve,T declared Billy, ind [ ing the usual difficulty in persuadInt { people to count their blessings. "w didn't nsed two. anyway" The Watermelon turned and glance, out of the wide doors, down the tree shaded road. and thought pityingly O the unfortunate Alphonse. gone on 9
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