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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-10
j2ottCes

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCEIJ,,-
Pleas take notice that on the 25th
dag ut Apr!A 1913, a. 4 clock \. NJ.
N" Undersigned viii apply to the
IiHst.hgs court Of tic city OF Rich
lnoud for leave 10 keep on hand az
its clubhouse. No. iUl East Grace
street la the city Of Ricnmond ar
don't p.rits ana malt liquors for the
Us" OF Its members and guests.
Very respectfully.
" ESTNOEELAND CLUB
By Fran" y. Williams, President
James y. MOUCurc Vice President
A. Lee Thaw Treasurer and Mgr.
Robert =. Lancaster, il. Secretary.
James :. MuuCur-,
John :. EEElest0n.
+ T. Noting,
George l. Street
u LAtiurr Gordon.
Frank I. NCrvcn
Alexander Cameron. ir
George Harrison.
Charles watkins
Board -14
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for SAT-
ONE orEN DELIVERY WAGON. $50

ONE HIGH-GRADE RUBBER TIRED
surrey cheap.
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G8ltuatlons ll,antsp, a9alr

AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN OF
good habits desires position ~ store
or travelling. good reference. g AZ,
care Times Dispatch.
EXPERT MALE STEN0GRAPHER
opcn Can write $50 letters daily;
efficient. iSe, care Times Dis
patch.
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

WHILE OTHERS ARE SAYING WE
are doing What? Turning ou; me
c!e3nesL incest ana slightest auto
mobile painting for the money. D!d
you get that? We mean il. and VIII
prove 1t by showing our work ana
quoting prices We are making;
a Speciality OF automobile painting.
Sec US. CALLS AUTO PAINTING;
CO. 1921 West Broad
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING;
We pack and snip furniture china
ana wedding presents with care.
JACob CMLACF. 1925 West Broad
SPECIAL Low PRICES GIVEN 0T
FRENCH clock rcpairiug All Kinds
OF watch clock ana jewelry repai~inl.
al very reasonable prices Clocks
x co. jewelers., as East Broad 81
Mnnisnn G"nt
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y. B.-NNhilc the terms arc cash. the
auctionecrs VIII hC GLAD To make more
Sittl factory terms 80 the hour OF sale
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WANTED. VIRGINIA FARMS or ALI.
SiH"s. Write, or come see RDFFIN d
SLOAN. 400 East Main street
LIST .,'uh FARMS WVcH } a CON
NhLIN x co Write postal for nee.
sary Giauks.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with US. WM NJ MILLER &
- M.
WANTED, TO LEASE FOR YEAR. on
longer. farm. with view OF pulchas-
ms, within, hitgGn miles OF Fitch
mond; comfortable buildings, well
located TO got 10 city by rail. and
good roads. bank and other refer
cnCcs. J. Isl, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR FUR
niSncd rooms. also table boardcrs
Apply 2o9 East Grace.
WANTED. TO BUY or RENT i FARM
a once in a wheat, corn and grass
section of Virginia; near railroad sta
ton; give description. location price
aud terms III hcst letter A. H.
WEST Ne9ta, Nn
WANTED, TO KENT. SIX-ROOM
house. modern couVenicnccs. hv May
-, state price. Address Il 9ia, care
Times Dispa tch.
WANTED. SIN-RoOM HOUSE. NOD
ern conVenionces, by May 10 state
price Address Il $40. care Times
DiSpatCh.
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A YOUNG MARRIED. MAN DESIRES
position ut once with real estate
iirrn. am graduate OF the business
ut the " g. n. Co, OF WASHINGTON,
-. c.. best Of references. / lS5, care
YimeS- piSnatCn.
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2oo-ACRE FARM IL Pl-CKINt;uAAr
County; tenant house. two tobacco
barns; forty i've acres clear. 1856
acreS In wood Special at $500
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auction 5aIr5 Cbis Dap
By james W. LORD X co.
Real Estate AuCtioucers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FARM ~ CHESTERFlEIp
CDI-NlN
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lNfal Ccstatr ll9antcu
JAMES RIVER FARM WANTED.

JAMES RIVER FARM WANTED.
WANTED, FOR a CLIENT. A FARM
west OF Richmond on the railroad,
VIII consider any large acreage. pro-
Nidinr price IS reasonable In an
Swcrlne give fall particulars in re-
gard - house. uutbuilCings, state OF
cultivation, acres cleared. etc.
GOLS.A% y NASH INC.
- North Eighth Street
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Local and Personal

Ordway vtll hAvs . public library
sow snd hsncssssLh. The ladies' did
II. Of cousss. .-Asksnsss Valley Em-
pies.
We hsvs more good osrxai0aiu our
store now than Ne hsvs ever had be-
fore. .Ds,n't fall " Walt our ssOre Be.
fore January I. iSl&-Lsasy's.
Judge 9. p. Patrick .ef Osdvay 10
ons Of the bas: csttlemen Of that ter
Sitosy and this fall bn INSIDE bis
usual shipmsnt ~ che Kansas CITY
msrkets.-Afkssss. Valley snpirs.
Oscar Gusts, telephoui opefstor u
the Congress botei. has resigned 70
accept position n the Majestic tbs.
ster. Prior 70 tskisx the hotel lob
Goats wss smploysd 10 loosl "mOvts"
shows for ore yesrs.-P Pssbao Chief
tain.
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News i in Brief
ofGenerafand
Local Interest
Growers Organize

The sugar bset growers Of Otero
county have organized the OteTo
County Sugar Bset Growers associs-
tion. Az the orgasizatioo meeting no
definite sctiop was taken Regarding
the contract and conditions under
which beets shall be raised bsxt year,
but those present appeared to,fsvor .
set price Of % per ton for beets test
Ing up to 10 per cent and an incresse
Of 33t cents for each per cent Of sugar
content above Is.
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joysd while busipess men from the
ifaym sad shoae Of the towns became
tbett4r acquainted.
The club house within 10, TO say the
lesst, hne. II is Hnished - artist
icaliy - modsrn city residence and
TO add to tho beauty that evening cut
flowers, fresh from green houses, adj
ornsd the mantle, and the Ore iu the
crate made IL cosy and added to the
cheerfuiness Of the occasion while 1t
was showing outside. And now daily.
during afternoon and evenings farm
ers may enjoy ono OF the finest. plscss
70 be found any where 10 the country,
for very few are the buildings Of this
nature set aside solely for such . pur-
pose. This is not . place whore men
may conRregste TO play pool. do
bowling and play cards. 10 place Of
these games large library table
adOrns the center OF the main room
and on this table will be found the
latest and best magazines published,
newspapers from the east, daily papers
from Colorado and the newspapers of
Crowley county, Comfortable chairs
are al about the room and members
Of the organization may read and keep
posted on every sort Of question
which may interest them, or converse
with their neiRhbors and exchange
ideas which will better the Conditions
of the agricultural district. Some of
the maaazinea ~ be found there will
be the Country Gentlemen, Cosmopo-
Titan, Scribners, Ladies' Hume Journal
Twentieth Century and Aarpers
Weekly. Club meetings are 70 be
held shere. and the directors OF tbe
club Will have frequent mes tinys.
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cnApTsa XII. :

p . Ia.
Ths Trsu - Flylas stssss.Srisss.
.h-ths stu air Of tAst ysQag day Tie
shiil ef night liAssssd stabborniy-
~ vosld until ~ sAs1ow Of the
sastsfn rsnpast bad csspt.. slowly
Down the eanyoo's western wall. tsls-
ecepea upoa itssH anl svpnisAsA. lst-
ting n the sun 70 make the piaes .
~ oe tosnsat an1 - basAing.
2sfreshsd from ssst ard sxhilaEatsd
b. this gs1tsful eooansse, his horse
rsspooAsd willingly 70 ths nrst HGAt
toueA Of Alan's spar IN . twinkling
ths ovsrnisht camp 1soppsd from vSsw
beAind the rounded shoalAsr Of . hill.
saAe, neeQuitseioa4ea.
Thsa frea IL Arst spirited Eight
tAs hefse ssttlsd eewn 70 steady %.
ing. isngehsaed IL strids, and ran for
.haguss with the lons. appersntjy ef-
.Ssrtlese- -aal tirelsas IoDs of The plains
beod hroocho, ventre.e,tefre.
AlaA's Departure fsso camp had an
itieipatsd ~ . rossd ssastsr>hour uis
apDsora1es On t1s upVsf tran Of
frisnas Of the slaia haalit. to the
na0bse a 1oar Or 1vs, w1lo had both
Alsesssss4 saA ssssvesse ~ b.11.
oafJe1 bis death MURDER and pledged
themselves to its avsngsasnt-laying
responsibility for he pstativs crime
q the 1oor Of the maA, and woman
u - sssu In the canyon, immediatsly
below ths scene OF Hopi Jim's fall.
Between the moosat wAsn alscpv-
cry sf TIE men on The ridgs trail In
tarfupted their simple and hurried
breakfast and that wAieA found Rose
aaA RArens mouAtals - ~ hask Of
1sslr SW1 hprss nj na1tng ths- best
ot their way down tie eanyou IN pur.
suit q Alan. but little time nd
<ooA. ~
And evan with it, doubis burden,
their horse made bsttsr time upon
tt~AsuaA lowsf. levsl.t1ea tlgnss, Wi6
followed the ridge trail By mid-morn-
ing. when they approachsA the foot
ka1lD that ran down = tnEdeesft. tae
DaS1nik Vs. noss. than 8 sni1G b tie
Fear and shut Of 70 book By mono
nthic hill. while Alan vas many .
weary mile in advance.
He sat upon his horss, Just then, at
standsttll upon the summit Of . round.
"a knoll. the Painted Ellis lifting uD
behind him, the desert bsfors un6old-
ing IKE . aap-but Mks Q map al
Injured.
Only IN The near soreGrcsnd vas
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BrAtes
Discuss Some
Timely Topics

Editoe's MoAs.-Ths New Era will run
sss5ss ef short ssosiss purpeetiag 70 b. the
report q oeaysssaeaoa bstwssa . family
COW snd Q breed suw. Thsss two psodta-
be snisais WI aiscass various thinxs
frsn week 70 wssk vhish will BE- Of inter
sss TO everyone In IN Agricultural section
sach - this one. Ths COW sad tbs SOW will
b made 70 talk and express tbsir vtsws on
this. that and ths othsr thing. all timely
topsos. The nfst one v preseutsd hero this
week.
The family Gov and the brood SOW
were on the south side Of the barn
one cold day Last week sunning them
selves after having eaten their tll Of
dry feed. They struck up conver-
cation.
"l've about come to the conclusion
that Christmas dinner OF good 81
losd feed would be the best present l
could yet" /" remarked the cow. recall
Ing old times when her former owner
had fed her on such feed every day In
the year.
Tho SOW gruntsd - she rooted over
An empty bucket. "Weil, rus getting
on my nerves too, she remarked. II
came from bsck esat where the land
lord bad q eoad msny borders OF my
kind and Ne feasted on iosiiage from
the baruysfd silo every day. :, Here
I've got 70 walk up 70 pile OF dry
alfalfa and do Tho best / cau. then
drink . lot Of water 70 wash IL down.
Ipuess that fellow who originsted
The phrase .root. bog or die.' wss
about right. when left bsck there
they told me was % Be kept BY new
owner 70 rear pigs, but I don't like 70
raise . family where they have 20 few
advantages"
"Now doa's get ,too downcsst. re-
mxsked the Gov. "Tbsre sre better
days for ~ COMING. overheard the
bvss ssktsg Claude hstsinxly lot Of
questions ab0utS Silos, what they. cs,st
snd how he liked the feed for stock,
and all that kipd Of std6. aud I've
| sos sosakieS ides thst he's going 70
feutld one fcE %. He wssted . car
bot hls wife ses herfsot down On tbs
cas busiuess snd said they'd hsss ~
have . stlo sad fsw more cows and
sovs before they hlowed 10 monsy for
car. Rslisve ne swallowed my cud
rlsht then. and hsvs almost forgot n
bsiug IL up sgain." u. -.
The old .o~ gave sootbst eruns aod
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Finds Poor Marke.

Jas. Smith has returned from New
Mexico where he had been chipping
cattle. He bought several car loads
and shipped them n Kansas t,ity, but
he found the market tu very pour
conditit,n. He states that there are
several ressons f6r the low prices. the
msin Que being tbst everyone seems
70 be wanting 70 unload.
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Buy your or.io a. Tisdeusso'A
.Nstice Of Ssockholdess' Annual
Meeting.

Assooaassoa's sd,ss q Perry Dshynsr's Law
o0oss. 5e
ordvsy. COLORADO. Dsesahf II islA.
The msebsrs and sseskAesdsss q shs Bast
0rdwAy Lateral AssooaaAioa ere hsrsby nsSi-
nsd thAs the aanaAl nsssans ef sold sAssoia-
ton viii b hsld - ss,d o0os. % Saturday. !.
ths md day Of January, 4. D. ISIS. u the
bour of 80 p. -. for Tie election q dtfsc-
tors snd fos ~ tssssssssos of soeh sthse busi
nsss ~ nay b bsossAs hsfess u.
SHRsy BBuylnA
6SosskaEy.
1tsss H1batcasSsa Dss. -. islA ,
IAss pahaisaalsa Dsa ~ isla.
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Fosd Simplicity. That. Why

H"
Aaoog the expest sushoritisa o.
Eoe1 cs,nstsuesioa and Vbrd efSctsscy
10 one Who hss ths 6astinction Of hav.
log Won . reputation 10 spite Of 30
s6liction. Thst b Mf. A. B. Ger
oaay, of lossiA Tssss. NJ. Gse-
pAay lost his sisds 10 1901. He hss
|aAssacasA s-srsas dssl Of stbsusioa
tlrouehout the si,uthvest BY demon
stsssiag bic sstosisltinx skin In dis.
aastlin. and rsbutldlsg ,Eord cars.
and 10 this be- actualIy sxcelled
nearly al other expert mschaoics who
have their vision. NJ. 0ssosay says:
81 am comfortably situated - fas y
lifting u concernsd. Sut have. nothing
In particular 70 pasl ~ time away
asA siocs Ilost ~ slght lshass bs-
|co1s very much iuestssted 10 mach.
|tsesy end automobiles. and pastioul-
srly 10 the sxtrsosdissrily simple con-
steuctios Of the Ford"
Mr. Germany unqusstionssly hss
woe . unique aistdnction 10 this
achievement. adv.
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anything dsAnits 70 b Aistinguishsd
In the aspect Of that sunhittsn waste
bleachsd earth patterned u almost Or.
Sss1y afsa1gsmsnt by saSebru9k and
gnasiaai eacti. At lhs 1lstaAcs U half
. mias an bisnAsd ints - vast plain
- sissing Gray that strsechsd over
ths rounA oe he wssSA 10 . bsoksa
wall Of psrpls Nils that fsssaA drunk
snly IN the hassvsils1 sssthwsst
Was Judith eat thsre,. son6Vhere.
lost, dsfsnsslsss, foslssn. inpotent to
hft hand N shield her fass from the
blast OF that Sava0e SUM-
: 0tarinG heosath sha11ng hand. he
dissssned no&hins. that a.oved upon
the surface Of the desert but ~
nyriad hsaalevils Jigging. monoto-
nousay their internal Aanse nacabra
Or-as seemed more protahls-was
.she back there among de Painted
hills, lying still and lifelsss. crushed
Hsssath the weight of that fallen
M5i..tf for Alan VIII b. t..v
Doseandtns the knoll he refined his
lAsgtns mount hack into the trail. fol-
6Ning its winding course through Tie
fpo9hills and round The hass ol that
monoiithic mosntain toward the juno
tioa With tie Sidgs trail, misss away.
II approached the hour Of nooa ~
forv he gainsd ths- point whers the
two train joined and struck out across
the desert. And hers hs discovered
what hs thought indisputah1e inAicar
ton that The night II Judith's Aorss
had psssistsl
.AbAndoning inmedia4sly an notion
Of Tstarnang tAsoash the AillD ~ the
ridgstraA. hs tuTns1 aud SWUNG away
at the best pace hs could .spar from
his broache, aslivsrins himself into
the pitiAess asnlsacs o. Inst inDlsca-
BILE wild4Fnsss of'sun and send.
At long intervals he lwAald check
the broncho and rseling IN his sad1ls.
enAsavor to sweep the desert with his
binocu1aSB.
\ And toyard tAs middle Of he sfsss-
noon 10 fancisd that somsthing ~
waFded one such effort; somethinG
for an instant swan athwart the AslA
Of the glasses: something dat seemed
10 move like . weary horse with .
human figure bound TO its back.
But now the phenomena were de
ceSnibIe which, had he been more des-
ert wise, would have made hin pause
and think before he ventured farther
from those hills. already bsyoad
reach ~ they were.
His nrst appreciated warning came
whom the surface Of ths desert 'sssnsd
CONTINUED to Page 81
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Evea.y Lie.le Helps

Geo. Edgar esms hose from Ksnsss
CITY the lasssr part of last vesk aod
viii remain until sftsr the nrst Of the
year. He 10 attending school st the
kaasas Uity School Of Pharmacy.
George says thst on the Missouri Psc
i6c map 10 the Uni0a depot there
Sugar City 10 given ~ ope Of the
principal towns where Missouri Pacr
,0c trains stop. Ordway II not even
sbown. Sugar City is.to be con9ra-
sulsted 10 this, and should remain
shere just - peo0tssnt - ever. bot
there ssena 70 bs % reasou Why Ord
way could not BE- given similar pro-
minence.
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oHApTaa xl.
Tbs Man In the shaasss.

dir Tbs Man IN the 9haAeW.
Two hundred fest, II one. Hopi jim
fsll from the lip Of the .cliR. Then sud
Asnly the thing that had been Hopi
jim SlaAe was chscked in it, headlons
descent BY the outstandins trunk Of
tree. over which II remained. doubled
mp. limp, horrible
The miniature landslide that had
been caused By his fail went on.
settling gradually ~ THO slops b.
came less sheer. Only part Of It. .
double handful oe pebbles. gained the
bottom Of the canyon.
Its muA1ed impact On the ground
round his fest roussA the man who
had compaBsed the bandits death from
the pose he. had unconsciously A.
sumed on the instant of firing.
He stepped back. and snatchsd up
q case containing binoculars.
Not before the glassss were adjusted
to his vision did hs dnd time to re-
spond abssutly 70 the alarmed and in
sistent inquiries Of his two oompan-
IONS, man Of his own age and girl
VA eVs10 JSosD s~Sss WoO 19V U9e&
wakened from their eleep BY the r.
port Of the rife.
Now the latter plueked his slesve.
momsntarily detecting the giasses
from the ob5set which. they were fol-
lowing 20 ssdulously % II moved
aIoag the heights: . wildly running
horse with . woman bound helpless
upon it, back. both sharply IN sil-
houstte against the turning blue.
'.Alan!" tie girl Asmandsd. "vhst
b n? Why "a you nrsi Why woat
yoa answer met What - itf''
~JuditA.s AlaA replied tsrsaly. again
piehins up with he glasses The run
sway horse tAAt Nsd 20 madly: along
the pe9ilo1s and nalFoW track ef the
hin trail.
TAs nans was sohoed nom two
threats - Aka swunG sharply aaA
thrust tAs siassss into he hands a.
The GIRL f
"Judith.- = hs a4lrn,sl with . look Of
poignant solieituAs. She's ropsd to
ths back oe that crazy broaeho-help-
isss! 0ss for yourself: enc fAlas step
-snpDose . stone turns beneath IT.
Aoof-sAe'1l b killed."
While Tie giSi focused her glasses
upsa that speck that nev against the
SKY Alan tnfnsd 10 the two horsss
hobbls1 near by and ssising . saddls
threw Il ever the hack 0f ons.
At tAls Tie other man turned 70 bis
side and dfoppinS . OBTAINING hand
upon his arm asksd:
what sss yoa sslag 70 cor
Alan shock tAs hAAH o4 aa1 went
- with his ssaeappoints1 task
20 aftsr 10. To0. of course" hs
FeolisA. what elSsf That animal y
crasy. I tsll you1s
-nvsn 70" Tom Barcus arsssl, '.yoa
can't el1nb that hillside on horssback-
aAA II yos coall. you'A ~ too lats 70
catch up. 0ueA lses Drsvent ~ 10
siAsnt-" ~. 81.
: II know II But suppose II Aossn.t
fall j.. Yea know what's beyond
These hills-Assortsi A1a the girl ID
hsipisse, I ten xoa. tosAd hand and
fGoa. Think ef hsr being carried that
way-ail day. psriaps-faes ~ 70 thsa
bs1eAl snni mn 20 naA Il some'
thtn9 isn't dou0@e
.Yoa've eoaa nsA yourssx alfsaAy.s
Mr.. nneoae epatonleA Gngtljy. what's
Il 10 ~ Z So Aossa 0upssss yos =
sseessA In rsscuing hsr: what tAsAf
~ sooa - de ests % her Dlna sAs1
Try 70 stick . knife into yoa-iiks q
-aot whak,e shA bssa ehaaast you fos.
I'll ever tAle. laDA u ~ bsave ard
bons q ~ free. lbut To- take yeur feel
iifs' Asd nov yos want 70 sasriass
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'McCabe Feeding Calves

@. B. McCabe has $50 calves feed
ioK on the old Brown ranch nos
owned BY Fields neniiiin. He
brought them down from hls ranch
north Of Osdway. Mr. AeCabe ststeN
that the cattle are doise fisSt rate
this vjatoS.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Race Circuit Meet

The annual neetiag 0f the Santa
BE Racing sssocisslou, which controls
the racing circuit 10 the Arksnsas
vslley aud the aouthern part OF the
state. will b held 10 Rocky Ford
Tuesday, January l2. at which time
ofncsrs Will b chosen and the dstes
for the circuit Of 1916 arranged.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
New Year Dance

The boys Of Gu. Natiooal Guards
Of Ordwsy will give danes u the
srnory here ON New Years svs. They
Fwill servs their guests With regula-
tion army baked beans sad oolses.
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Face. D;str;ct Court

VIM. LestherDan who was arrested
last week ON the charge Of check
forging. was given hearing before
Justice Fields Monday. and wss hound
over TO the district court. He WAS
taken % Pueblo TO await trial.
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osss.as.A ma = Ls.i. s...sA vsass

right foolishnsSo h the headl sup
pose you'll IKE me 10 call It chivalry:
III tell you what I call it-lunacyi"
Don't BE- an asst" Alan responded
temporarily, sathering the reins to-
gether and instinctively lifting . foot
to the stirrup. who warned us yes
terday In time TO prevent our being
crushed BY that rock1 Judith Why
was she ssspasatsd from Marrophat
and the othsrstAlone up thers, when
that beast eneaked up behind hero.
I saw him-l sAw 1t all-and grabbed
her and roped her to that bronco-if
It wasn't bscause she had broken with
them for eooA and al and started to
nsht on oar eiAeis ,5ss
you're ravinG." Bafcus commented
In . hopeless tooe. He looked TO the
girl. .Ross-1giss Trins-reason with
this madman1
Dropping The glasses. the girl came
swiftly and ceandently to her lovers
side, lifting her lips to his.
Go, swestAseyti" she told him.
Save her u ypa can!"
with look u triumph for the bsne-
ilt Of Mr.. Bareas Alan Law gathered
Rose Trine inta his arms.
Ibid you Ar6al for IN instant Ross
would go hee own sister carried to
Ase death y ansthins could b. doas
- avert it-as matter what We may
have suRsrs1 q Judith's Aapdsf"
With aA tndtgnant grunt. but con
Sidsrats No. ~ less. Mr.. Bareus
caught up ths a1assss md turned his
tack. I'll.
.0o oai" - sramblsd. prstsndias
. ignoes The hand AlAi offered him
hoa the sa1lfS Tive TOT NO patisnes
NTH you 4. But COL" he insdstsd.
u q, sudden eelsing .khs hasd ard
ys4ssing It fsgssatly. sAAd 0o1 %
With you. my ts3enA!"H
Then hoofbsa1D ArvnDtns o. the
NArd.peeksd1 esSs j q ~ Ssnyoa trail
stsuek i AnadsU s6akAif fsua N
rugged, roeiv wallA
NJ. Baress showed Rose Trins Q
faes almost lIAiisees With - N.
guishsd smile thaE was intenAsA "a
e6s1 Ssassurins.
-Lse's leok shatD aad fellow him
~ quick - may -. ~ ufgsd. 'TAgAt.
AiAg VIII never etHfks % - long ~
ve stick - Mr.. lay q ~ charmed
lffs-but I cont miA1 tsililk you. oues
cut Of his COMPANY. In 3ust naturally
afraid q ths darkis
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Record Of costs

Last week msotion vas mads of
the ast proat msds By Edd whisoey
On bile beets. This s0t given becsuse
The YIELD wss lasss, but bscauss 0e
tbs fsct shas II. whitney kssps .
record Of his cost& Here 10 what IL
cnse him pei acss 70 grs'w beets Or
Whist lscust him this seastolat least:
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Mrs. W. N. Dennis Of Olosy Springs,
spent Two days ~ the }. z. BsnsDn
home the last Of the wesk.-Msnxsp-
ola bun.
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Teachers to Denver

The teachers from over the state
will meet 10 Desver next week 10
their annual holiday session. This
county will be we'll REPRESENTED.
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"A Fascinating Chance

GrowioR esnssIoupss IL game With
lots Of ehascs. aud uUnsy can Be- 6e-
uRed easily at casual glasce. lis .
crop that 10 . winner. " che MARKET
can b. found, spd u causes msny till
srs 70 plant lot Of ground. lfAthe
seasons OF, howevek and The pFics h
on the blink. rsisis3 osotsloupss, my
friends. would drive . man % drink.
Yet the plsee N aed ones Doosy is
where thst moneys lost. % we'll
grow another crop no'mastsf what tbs
cost. It's NOT the early gutter that
makes . thips the ~, but the fnsn
that stsys right at " that socumu-
lstes the dough.
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This paDes costsios our Iass voros
TO you about our big prs-isveat0Py
ssls, which closes the night Of Dec.
f31, iell-At Leasya.
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Wen Located

The OrdWay hotsl 70 we'll located
and q mnst ovnvsaisut stopping placs.
The Treatment 10 most courteous.
Board q Tie Ordway Hotel.