The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-03-03

nd 90 back to the ranch long before
he year is ever" said Allen. AND
ioldie agreed.
When Allen met SKY at the
irand Central Station in N""5lork'
here was q surprise in store Tor the
,ity chap. Tie cattlemen tumb!ed
rom the train, loaded with their
,addIes, schays and equipments. IN
place of one man, there were seven
with Sky" leading them down the
DIatform towards the exit gates.
"Howdy. boy" said Sky" in
cherry tones. These are my pals
and we have come to give New York
a touch of high life
Allen smiled and said nothing
further than to greet his rough ana
ready cousin with hypocritical friend
illness.
During the ride up Fifth Avenue
the boys sat silent, open mouthed
and wondering. When they reached
the steps leading to the beautiful!
mansion they were to occupy they
halted in suspicious bewi!derment.
They could not believe their eyes.
And when they were shown their
rooms they found the wonderful
beds with bouncing springs and NE
inaccurate linen more than they couid
endure. To give themselves the el-
feet of harI earth which they were
accustomed to sleeping the boys
rugged their siddles under their
heads and slept on the floor.
During the days that followed the
wolly Westerners did their best to
fulfill their promise--but New York
refused to respond to their touch OF
high life. The only person in town
who really paid much attention to
them were the police and the mac
! in the Landers manson.
The maid was nearly frightened
out Of her seven senses the trst
morning the boys were in town. Led
by Sky" the gang descended from
their sleeping rooms to forage Tor
some liquor-and the mHid thought
they were a band of burglars. The
first time the boys ventured forth to
apply the touch Of high life to the
olt town, the police gathered them
in.
! Lined Up against the well in the
police station, Sky" found them.
/ He looked them over and made them
promise to do all their drinking al
the Landcrs mansion. Then he bailet
them out ard the next day paid theil
fines.
Allen Landers had, meantime, IN
troduced Goldie LIE Croix to Sky
and that fact was alone responsible
for Sky" being at home, instead o
being out with the boys the dag tn
police cut short their escapade.
One of the first things SKY" di
. was 20 learn how to get into evening
clothes and get out again. And whe
Goldie very slyly indicated to SKY
that he looked pretty good to her /
evening clothes SKY" wore his finer
to breakfast, and lounged arCun
: home all day in evening clothes an
-, was ready 10 NEE. Goldie any nj
j ment Allen brought her around.
Al GolGie had won Sky" right frol
the start. The big-hearted, hone
end susceptible cowboy had swo
- lowed the bait Alien had prepare
, for him, hook, line and sinEer. Al
:; Allen was naturally delighted WI
= the progress of his plans.
al Things were going nicely for ever
- body until one evening Sky"
nearest accident overheard part
the conversation between GOlcie a
10 Allen as they sat together in t
o. conservatory.
:, Then SKY" forgot all about
! dress suit and clenching his fs
~ made an important statement tt
TO- applied directly and personally
:, both Allen and Goldie.
:, See the continuation Of this
~ usally interesting comedy drama
A B!uebird Photoplays at the Ly
av Theatre Friday March 9th.
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