The Snowflake herald., 1920-12-03
The Right Side
3, EVELYN LEE

had las' othing more than ordi'
!, With .,sifr sglv' that she greeted him
be Paoi,I .oi% me he had grown into q
ThG to'O a+or" babbled Myrtle tc
s5G fire sp snd sisters. Il observed
notDel He is as dignified ana
r''s .o5 o[ # far more handsome than
~ =, ocople of wycherly shared
Bali tDe o = as 10 this "tire-eatlng
nPFV, when Warren went West
srre W." ,t,ras on a ranch in
JON ,, .octton. the local newspaper
Fno'e s't % IN the various develop
u i'p' nis ,s new experience. 1t was
ras ID at u, these should be colored
1T'a ,ontv. o and there were many
sans of instances where war
s'1P,', taken part in battles with
had 'g' hod men generally. Ac-
ctsfs a. aDI oopular rumor he had be-
ftIns y ,aios : Of fstic champion and
@', =, - ebot. He had returned 70
raoy bis departure much de-
SI'ISl1 aDd his record approved oy
afPa ,at at' rough-and-ready but appre.
M sollow citizens of the wild ana
'a,e 1e islIT ,oncb lands. 1t would have
ap J, nnite natural, therefore, II
e.,a ], had appeared in town on 8
i,' ovorting mustang, arrayed IN
' .',,a Iong-haired, gun-belted, and
.,sae ,sr,,' m the place as a matter OF
.m' Y. usage. On the contrary, Inn
Dn llatsIy attired, self-possessed, re-
..t .t n boast or even to allude te
u, s,ntipr experience, Warren aP'
!, i' ~ wish to be regarded as a
y commonplace individual.
S W, distinct disappointment"
..-,3 Bprt Allen. an old-time boy
=, Warren. when both were en-
i. n hold first place in the es-
,aon of pretty Myrtle. Our
l, ovnpcted he would bring some
.,d excitement along with him,
4, challenging Big Pete, cham
rcbtveight of the athletic club.
l.,ning out Dan Carson and his
!, down at the fats"
10 fght out West because we have
hHt 70 maintain our rights" War
rnarkpd one day. "ThOse who
rom malice or natural perversity
galy die sOon."
4Fs afraid, that's what's the trou-
Neered Bert Allen. Wants to
VISA cowboy ladies' man. When
at hanging around with Ned
Nd he is waiting a chance to meet
dter | would like to see his
he tried. Maybe he wouldn't seem
Toic a character after getting
la by a common mechanic like
Carson"
t Allen had got the fighting idea
mind and could not get it ont of
He was an arrant craven himself.
TOceeded to pot and maneuver
atY. Carson was a bully, but all
sm4 was endowed with great
Ta strength and some pugilistic
re When fired up with liquor he
ready for almost anything reck-
and desperate. Bert taunted him
the loss of local prestige as
ad the walk" since Warren had
Ned slipped him a ten-dOllar bill
Ahted that he expected to get
much moneys worth out of see
na cowboy hero put out of COM
sn once for all.
Ouly proceeded to put himself
way Of Warren, and boasted
ty his motive. Warren paid no
attention to him than if he was
AAPSome fly. Then the specious
NggPsted; Make an excuse to
Nn about his Norris friends. T"
lenezt day as Warren and Ned
came down the street Dan
against the latter.
@you shOving!' he growled. and
ue lad a brutal blow that sent
Fnnng to the sidewalk.
re that instantly famed in
.arens eye might have warned
'aan but he was fired up with
'lu took a momentary inaction
part Of Warren as hesitating
ge Then Warren acted. Out
y lA 1t was like a malIet
an OK Dan Carson went fiat
@ua' Warren turned to assist
''ed and bleeding Ned to his
u, ou'' shouted a man across
IN alarming accents.
!, larson had staggered to his
y, nau drawn a weapon. War
sas IN front of Ned. There
\. m''p report, he felt a stingfng
g,,,a y his arm, but he had saved
4, u,e Dan Carson was taken
oy an officer, and Warren
ue nearest physician.
\, ,supany Of faithful Ned Nor.
n t,on, r",eI , while Warren was re-
ooa, oli MS wound, grateful. al
l t,. messages from Myrtle.
hh.S h,IRoSs Warren knew
''O the best friends in the
hon. s"en a he again called at the
&, &s5'', :, his IS arm stin bandaged e