The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30


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Decd. G~aI.' vrii-.i Wilson.
We shos- had sons hattie. nem
aissaks tutn--' kini at ssh, iiS. AMI
stsht--i to run hut ruiis.i my sA''sh
snd said. Come back and stand yoai,
ground Then Z '"rvi dem all about
fare. masi~ s.m disuount and lie
down. Then I said To dem nissnhs.
they won't to .ieh,in.. rat was all
thesh was to IL. .ah. and I hope
w- did alt right.
A. Goos Hand. Il heats all how
luck ~iil jump viii jump the tixhi
way some time when q fellow u not
ham. sheriff Of i,ouit county. kcrt
a cowboys rest parior al cra,s aud
II was quite n hansoui for tho lads
Of tho lnriat One day game Of
| poker was going on In the little hack
room. Farnham was called to tho
front and laid down his cards ON the
draw without looking at them. Tic
asked Robert II. Green of the ". II.
ranch to play out the hand for him.
Now this green gent was somc YER
,iant and was quite as green as his
name when II came to poker. for like
II John q. SAKE he had never played the
game Tor pleasure or lucrr. lia. bare
~ know one card from another and
1t was u lucky stroke that he go,
four aces In the fill.
II He was such boistcrous indivi-
dual and yelled 30 loudly that the
boys called him Whispering Green.
When he looked Mt the hand he bawl-
II cd like IN auctionccr and asked
Farnham over the partition what Ia
II do.
play the limit" replied the shcr-
iff without knowing the strength of
the hand. and Bob Green showed In
II all of Farnham's chips. Jerry HUFF,
the hest man at draw In the county.
saw the raise ind called the bet. OF
course. Whispering Green's four aces
were only too good and tho pot was
worthy fully $1,000. II made Jerry
Huff so huffy that he vowed never
again to play cards with green ono
like Green and had he sworn off al
together he would not have gone
broke to the welches at Meeker, for
eventually they got all his scads
| which was something like $4,000.
Field and Farm.
The Halstead family consisted Of
Pancake Bill and Pancake Fannie
who kept a peculiar sort Of boardin g
house at Ouray in the golden days
Pancake Bill and Pancake Fannie