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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

been used to do in the old days. And
Davis heard Il without word: taking
the tale In quietly with a grim look
settling on his face.
$50 he aims to play traitor TO
young CulisOn."
lie means to shut Sans mouth for
good and all That Is what he has
been playing for from the start, to get
even With Luck. He and his gang VIII
get away with the haul and they will
leave sam dead on the scene Of the
holdup. There win be some shooting
and II will be figured the boy was hit
by one OF The train crew. Nothing
could be easier. He aims 70 put me ON
the stand and prove by me that sam
ana he had a quarrel aad parted com
paay mighty sore at each other hardly
a week before the holdup. Hen have
an alibl. too. to show he couldn't hive
been IN Il. See how slick his scheme
lsi At one Zip OF the cards ne kills
The kid and dalnns his reputation. He
scores Cullison and he snuffs out sam.
Who has had the luck to win the girl I
Soapy fancieS. The boy gets his and
he girl is shown She can't love another
nan than Stone
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

up when he had the chance. Saguach,
is sure buzzing this mo'nlng with the
way you stood up for him. That 1T
tie play Of yours will help with the
jury in September"
Curly thanked him for going bail.
Luck fixed his steel-spoked eyes on
him. "By what Dick tells me you've
more than squared that account"
Kate explained in her soft voice
Dick told us why yea went I'D to
Dead Cows creek"
Shol | hadn't thing to do, so |
just ran up there. Sans in town with
me. We're rooming together"
"Oh, take me to him." Kate cried
Not just now, honey" her father
SAID gently. This young man came
here to tell us something. Or 50
gathered from his friend Davis
Flandrau told his story, or all of II
that would bear telling before q GIRL
He CLOSED over his account of tbe dc,
sipation at the horse ranch but he
told all he knew of Laura London and
her interest In Sam, but it was when
ne related what he had heard at Chalk. I
eyes place that the interest grew
most tense. Luck's eyes burned mo
live Goals. The color faded from tho
face of his daughter so that her Inns
we're gray as cigar ash. Yet She SAT
up straight and did not finch.
When he had finished the owner ~
ne Circle c caught his hand. "You've
lone fine. boy. Not man in Arizona
ould have done better"
Kate said nothing in words but bar
ark long-lashed eyes rained thanks
pom him.
They talked the situation over from
u angles. Always it simmered down
? one result. 1t was Soapy's FIRST
lay' Until he moved they could not
'hey had no legal evidence except tl,e
ora Of Curly. Nor did they know on
ia. night he had planned 10 pull off
ne holdup. II they were TO make
omplete gather of The outfit, with evil
ence enough to land them In the peni-
'nliary II could only be after the ,
oldup.
Meanwhile there was nothing TO do
1t wait and take what precautions
icy could against being caaght by ,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

Inc nrst rnIng that Elandrau did
was 10 walk toward the outskirts of
the town. where he could think IT
out by himself Before he reached
Arroyo street Curly came plump
against his old range mate, Stats
Davis. Flandrau caught him by the
arm Hello, Stats. You're the man
! want"
I'm pretty busy today" Davis an
swered stlfly.
Forget 1t. This Is more impor-
tant."
"WeH?"
Come along and take walk. I
got something to tell you"
Reluctantly Davis fell In beside him.
"All right Cut it short. I've got to
see man"
Hell have TO wait" Curly could
not help chuckllng to himself at the
evident embarrassment Of the other.
The mpish Impulse to devil" him had
It's way. You're a man of experience.
Stats Ever hold up a train? Some of
my friends are aiming to hold up one
shortly If you'd like to get in I'll
say good word for you"
Davis threw him look that
drenched like ice water. II expect '
you and me are travelling different d
trails these days, Curly. You don't q
mean II, of course, but the point Is
I'm not going to joke with you along s.
That line. Underestimate" i
Wrong guess, old boss. DO mean &
l."
Davis stopped in his tracks. "Then "
'Ou've said too much to me. Wen al
art right here. When you choose
oapy Stones crowd TO run with that I'm
uts out me and other decent folks. Sc
they have sent you here to get me hi
liked up In their deyiltry you go back
I'd tell them there's nothing doing" ru
Won't have q thing to do with OF
em. Is that III" bo
mot Till the call comes for citizens no
get together and run them out of In,
country. Or TO put them behind ste
RS. Or to string them to n cotton
'od. Then I'll be on the job" dat
lie stood there quiet and easy, the las
* In his steady eyes piercing Curly's liza
mic smile as a summer sun does
Ickerel clouds in clear sky Not he
ny men would have had the courage me
send that message to Soapy and his Tn
INT. For Stone was not only a man. Ste
Ter, but mean one. at that. ion
'urly Sloughed his foolishness and she
ne to the point. You're on, Stats. hur
making that call to you now" his
surprise, doubt, wonder, relief filled 4
turn the face Of the other man. fan
I'm listening, Curly" or
lis friend told him the whole story stan
m The beginning just as he had MAJ
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

me! Could he say anv,h,.- -
maj was worthless no con. 'acep
she puf her hand on his
stopped him. Don't! won, and
you say such things about youI near
you were just boy in trouble /" Set
How many would have remon,,
lhatf But you did. You fought oerea
FOR my life that night. I'm no. s00d
debt, part of 1t. The whole T"s ny
could pay" never
bis voice trembIed In spite ~ !,
best he could do. Their eyes d,d u'
meet, but each felt the tbriIl ~ ao
waves surging through their veins "
he wouldn't speak to father
THAT'S the boy of it. Just tho co...
he feels pretty bad about the quarrs'
/ reckon there's nothing to do but Los'
an eye on him and be ready ~
Soapy's move when he makes it,
TIN so afraid something will han
pen to Sam"
Now, don't you worry, Miss Ka,o
Sam is going TO come out of this Oh
right. Wen find way out for him
yet"
Behind her smile the tears Law Close
You're the best friend. How can 10
ever thank you for what you're doIne
for Sam?"
do you reckon l have forgot howa
girl took a rope from my neck ono
hight? Do you reckon ever forget
hat?"
ut was nothing. just spoke to tbs
,oys."
"Or that don't remember how tbe
nan ! had shot went bail for rustler
e did not know"
Dick knew sou. He told US about
ou."
Gould he tell you any good about
CONTINUED next week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

CHAPTER T-Adventurous and reck
lees. rather than criminal and excited b.
liquor, Curly Flandrau and his chum
Mac. both practically mere boys. becom,
lnVOlFed In hOrse-stealing adventure
Disposlng Of the stolen stock Ia the tOwr
OF Saguache. Ariz, the band separates
Curly and his partner staying In town
They are awakened and told a posse Is
" town iH pursuit OF them They eluds
Their pursuerA Overtaken next day, Mac
u Killed by the posse and Curly made
captive. after be has shot one aud him-
self been wounded. The man shot IL
Luck Cullison.
CHAPTER u.-Cullison's friends. all
eattlemen, determine 70 lynch curly as
an example 70 cattle thieves with the
rope around bis neck he Is saved by the
intor sention Of Kate Cullison. Luck's
daughter
CHAPTER III Ills wound dressed.
and further violence not npprehended
Curly u sent for by culiisOn He ques-
tons the boy concerning notorious out
law. soapy Stone. real leader OF the rus
Tiers who had been Curly's undoinR
hlsndrau learns that Soapy Stone Is Cui. !
~ influence over the ex sherins son ,
BAN, who has quarreled with Ills father (
coil'son goes bail for Curly.
CHAPTER fv-curly rescues soanv
Stone from bear trap into which he has
ntumbled, and discovers thar the outlaw
" young Sans rival for the hand OF Iau-
"a London She gives Curly note TO
oenter 70 sam. and Flandrau and Stone
set out Tor the latter's ranch
.o SiiAPIER Where Curly meets hts
OF tho rustlng expedition an5
Laura's note TO Sam. yo,,nS
!, UNISON ~ believes Stone Is his friend ana
49, 49, he VIII stick by him. Fiandrau secs
on,,, 'ot9 y being planned and becomes
III '.nseH y - train robbery Sam leaves
ompanies him ~u''S nc
EHApTEp W
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

: street TO 'earn where I'm 10 meet CuI
lisOn."
; "Thaf won't do. You'd make TOD
tempting a target III meet him in
stead
That suited Curly. He was not hunt
Ing trouble Just now. even. though he
would noi run away from II. For he
had serious business on hand that
could not cake care OF itself If Soapy
SHOULD Kill bim.
Nearly an hour later MalOney ap-
/ peared again.
Were 10 20 right over to the Del
! Mar. Second floor, room PIT. You
are TO 20 down FL Moline to Main.
then follow II 10 the hotel, keeping on
the righi hand side of the street
Stats will happen along the other side
of the street and viii keep abreast of
you Luck will walk behind you. In
less veil your name don't pay any |
attention to what is behind you. Soon
as we reach the hotel Stats will cross
the road and go in by the side door
You will follow him few steps be-
hind. and We'll bring up the rear cas-
ualIy as II we hadn't thing 70 IL
with YOU"
They moved down the street as ar
ranged Every time a door opened in
from Of him, every time a man cam,
out Of store or saloon, Curly was
ready for that lightning lift of the
arm followed by puff of smoke
The news Of his coming passed ahead
d MN. so that windows were crowded
Win spectators. These were doomed
o disappointment. Nothing happened. Z
The procession left behind II the Sil.
'er Dollar, the Last Chance, Chalk. 7
yes Place and Pete's Palace. :,
Reaching the hotel first. Davis dis =
ppeared according TO program into
re side door. Curly followed, walked N
'recty up the stairs, along the cor VI
dor, and passed without knocking a,
TO room 2l7. -
young woman was sitting there
gagged with some fancy work: SIen- h.
r and straight, Kate aCullson rose IN
ID gave Curly her hand. For about r.
o heartbeats her fingers lay cudlIed o..
his big fist. A strange sitting emo 90
N took his breath. ~ ~
Then her arm fell to her side and 80,
was speaking TO him.
Dad has gone to meet you. We've u,.,
'rd about what happened this morn e. o.,
:" lou
Ter father and Maloney entered the "u
m. Cullison wrung his hand. - =
( tbat convict A., ~. ~ &c ~ haG
NNt SHOOt Sou fu1
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20
CHAPTER VI.


out OF the murmur OF voices came
ehe That Curly recognized as that of
ooepy stone, alias You Know Who.
then youll take the 9:57
Sam :"
After more whispering, yep, soon
as you hear the first shot . cover
The passengers :"
The listener lost what followed.
once he thought he heard the name
Tin Cup, but he could not be sure.
presently another fragment drlfted 10
MIN. make our getaway and
cache the plumber :"
The photograph lifted up It's voice.
This time It was Il Love a LassIe." I
Before the song was finished there |
came the sound Of shutting feet. One
OF the men IN the next stall was leav-
Ing. Curly could not tell which one.
nor aid he dare look over the top of
the partition TO fud out. He was
playing safe This adventure had
Taught him so Unexpectedly that he
had not found time to run back TO his
room for his six-lnch gun. What
would happen to him II he were
caught listening was not matter of
doubt Soapy would pump lad into
him tlll he quit kicking. slap a saddle
on q broncho and light out for The
Sonora line.
As the photograph finished unex.
pecledly-some one had evidently in.
ierrupted The rocord-the fragment
Of a sentence seemed 20 jump at Curly.
so the Kid will get his IN
The row."
IL was lhe voice or Soapy raised
Slightly 10 m0ke Itself heard above
The music
"luke care, another voice replied.
and FiUndrau would have sworn that
th's belonged 60 Blackwell
Stone who bad been sitting on The
other side 0f the table. moved close
Co the pur0led convict Between him
md Curly there was only the thick
ness Of a plank
don't like IT," Blackwell
was ohlccting sullcnly
Mikes 1t safe for MS. Resides
Stones voice grated like steel
rusping steel. every word distinct
though very low swore TO pay on
Luck Culison. and lay c. I'm going
10 do a."
Again they fell 10 whispers. The
ie1t word that came TO Curly clcarh
VAS his own name.
Luck Cullisen went his hail.
earned d this moulng'
The son.of-a gun It's clnch he's
Spy Reckon he SHOWS anythlnsY" Il
80 cant !
'lf : thought h. lid Il
Keep y"ur shirt ON. Lutte lie don't S.
now q tlrng Aud you gel revenge
n BIN ali right sam will run win "
i'm and his friends while he's here
onSequcnce IS. when they lind the 70
III where we leave him they'll sure i,
less curly fer one Of his pardners o,
I'll you his ticket IS good as bought <,
Yuma. He's horse thief Why n
couldn't he be a train robher. tour n,
lat's how a jury viii argue" n,
Once more the voices ran together h,
II was not tin Blackwell "a
ggested that they 20 and get a drink m
IT Curly understood anything more al
what was being said ia
The outlaws passed oul OF the little a
IN and strolied forward 10 the bar nm
,urly had heard more than no had be
iected 10. Moreover, as he congrat- Isl
ted himself, his luck had stood up m,
Nobody IN the sunburnt territory So,
happier thar he did that minute VII
ID he struck the good fresh air Of So,
alley and knew that he had won the
ugh his hazardous adventure ma
2.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No OF Enoch JOY, Deceased.
dersjege, IS hereby given by the I'm
tor 9, IS Louis II. JOY. Administra
ceased me estate of Enoch JOY. de-
persou u 70 all creditors of. and to al
said is having claims against the
the n deceased to exhibit them with
mooth ,s0essary vouchers within four
mis- mo., after the first publication Of
al sb lollee to the said Administrator
Of Idab S,'o"e' County of Lincoln. state
Admi,, LOUIS IT. Joy
Jov ' neaoo OF the Estate of Enocf
'"'ed February ., 4. D. 1921 f,s-ms
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20
VS..
Gallo Arambarri
ON Defendant
STATE OF IDAHO.
COUNTY OF LINCOLN

Notice is hereby given That on the
oth day OF February, A. d. 1929. at
laehment issued in the above entitled
ACTON against the property of the
, sdS e; defendant. Gallo Arambarri
I rur me ne, sum sun Of One thousand and no
tb",o esl'ooo.OO dollars, with interest
from ,e1 .O 0ot at the rate of go per annum
o olo.n oct. Sth, 1917 together with the
costs of this action. and $4,000 Atty
hes lees aggregating 81 ,2sO.O 90 Witness my
r H,'nu and the seal of said District
n - , AFFIXED this 9Th day of February
J. w. Lundin,
re Clerk of District Court
Har'"n " Heist
po.,, Attorney for Plaintiff.
residence and post office address
f,ao- shoshone, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20
NOTICE OF THE ISSUANCE OF AN
ATTACHMENT

IN the District Court of the Fourth
JUDICIAL District of the State of Idaho
Juan Berrio
Dfa;pt;ec
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
OF the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho in and for the County
of Lincoln
c Hansen,
Plaintiff
VS..
All unknown heirs devils
ees, and legatees of Guy c.
Barnum, deceased, and all
unknown claimants in and Summons
to lots three (3), four ca
five 90, six (6), seven (O
and eight (S) of Richards
addition to the Village of
Shoshone, Lincoln Coun-
ty state of Idaho.
Defendants.
The State of Idaho Sends Greetings
TO All unknown heirs, devisees. leg
atees of Guy c. Barnum, deceased. and
all unknown claimants in and to Lots
Ihree CD, Four (D, Five 90, Six (6).
seven 90, and Eight (S) of Richards
Aouitlon to the Village of Shoshone.
County of Lincoln. State of Idaho Tho
tpove named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notified that cono
he District Court of the Fourth IN
ilclal District of the State of Idaho in
ma Tor the County of Lincoln bv the
lpoVe named named plaintiff and you
IRE hereby directed to appear and an
'"er SAD complaint within twenty DAYS
Il the service of this summons if sery-
~ Withln said Judicial District, ana
'ithin forty days if served elsewhere.
hu you are further notified that unless
GU so appear and answer said com
Ialnt within the time herein specified
ne plalntin will take judgment
salnst you as prayed in said Com
Laint Tor the foreclosure of taxes on
lie following described property: Lots
hree 90, Four "a, Five 90. Six (6)
even %, and Eight go of Richards
EDITION to the Village of Shoshone
ounty of Lincoln, State of Idaho
men taxes are as follows: Eleven
ID F1fty-six Hundredths (s11.5e)
Dilars with interest thereon at the
'e OF one Cd per cent per month
'n January 7th 1918, and for costs
this suit, including s....... which
ia amount has been heretofore ex-
hded by plaintiff for preparation of
s'ract OF title necessary for this
'eclosure together with statutory
orneys fees of twenty five (s25.O0)
liars.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court this srd day
February. 1920
HARLAN D. HEST
Attorney for Plaintiff
esidence and Post Office address
va Shoshone, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-02-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Idaho in and for the County
of Lincoln
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
| 0YTlhe |
NOrl[pGl69

THE STREET CALLED STRAIGHT"
Basil Kings story, "The Street Call
cd Sira' ght." as IL is being presented
at the Majestic. constitutes one Of
The most worthy pictures IN poin. Of
story and presentation that have been
shown on the screen recently.
Johnny Hines comedy. "Torohy
Comes Through" brought out a new
comedian with youth. pep, life and
resourcefllness that will make him
his mark.
Beginning Monday, Doris Keane's
play. "Romlnce." the most beautiful
and The tenderest story Of screen and
stage history, will be shown The pro-
ductlOn was the sensation OF the
stage In America when Miss keant
FIRST presented 10 several years age
and it also proved an everlasting sue
cess In England from which Mis-
Keane returned to make it for th'
screen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
WILL TRY HER ron
MURDER OIL ssNk1FI- -

MELBOURNE. Australia -EugeIic
Fellini mere must stand iri,i for the
murder OF her wife" Mrs" Annie
Burkeit Mrs. Falllni, a widow with
daughter married" Mrs" Burketl
and later her charrcr body was found.
Later Mrs Fallini arln married" a
woman. She wears masculine attire.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, oCToBER /. 1920

White Way red. .nat was before ne
actually entered New York and saw
the magnitude OF his task His efforts
10 startle New York really do amount
10 something In his life and that Is
an that Is necessary In this particular
Story.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
.rHE nENENGE or TARIAN.p

Despite the fact that the rain pour
ed down all day yesterday, the
crowds did not cease TO 90 TO the
Queen to witness the showing Of
"The Revenge OF Tar13n." on eXhibi-
tlon there all OF his week. The en-
gagement Is concluding tomorrow
and iae crowds have almost reached
a record for numbers.
The contest for the sketches Of the
lions head rs now closed and the win
ners OF the awards will be announced
In the journal tomorrow and also on
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

The Vatican possesses one Of M
finest printing establishments In ths
world.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
MrcH RINALRY IN c0LLEGE YELLs

NttH NV NIHf N NUIIEVI HI.Is1
OF the principal city hospitals are
downhearied. For The Cardiff Col
lego boys have them outycllcd. They
plan 10 organize the Metropolitan
University Nodcllers and then chal-
lenge Cardiff TO a college yelling con-
test.