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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
One of Pueblo's
Most Successful
Closing Out Sales

The closing out sale of Louis Schnci-
der's Bargain Store" 1ls South Union
which started Thursday, is one OF the
greatest closing out sales ever con-
Quoted in tho city of Pueblo.
This sale is not "a stock reducing
proposition but cold blooded sale In
which the entire stock OF high grade
mems ruhbcrs, overalls, work and
dress shoes. suits, coats, trousers.
shirts. hats and caps: women's shoes.
silk dresses. skirts, hose and large
variety of childrcn's clothing must be
sacrificed to the people OF Pueblo at
prices SO low that you can not afford
TO miss this wonderful opportunity to
buy goods.
Can you imagine buying silk
Arrow soft wash collar for Is cents.
n high class mems suit for 3s.1 to
Si7.t5. Ladies' silk dresses. 1895 to
Sis.o5 and tho finest kind OF dress and
work shoes for 65c to N?5. No you
can't. but II is fact and the best part
of 1t is that you arc welcome to buy as
many of one kind rs you wish to.
Everything Is to be sold, including
the fixtures nothing reserved so II 10
TO your advantage to visit this store as
carly as possible and get what you
want before everything has been
picked over.
Remember tho name. Louis Schnci-
dcr's and the address. lis So. Union
Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Troop C. to Have
Mounted Drill Sunday


Troop c. Colorado cavalry. will hold
mounted drill Sunday morning under
the direction OF Sergeant William VIII
iinghstm. L. 5. army. The drill VIII he
given to those members Of tho troop
who have already chosen their mounts.
Uniform and fun eide arm equipment
must be worn.
Only . horses arc available for US"
of the troop members at the present
,imc,-tha, being thv number received
in shipment from Fort Reno. Okla :
homa last week. II is believed that 60
more horses will be received by tho
Pueblo troop within the course OF the
next two months.
Plans arc now being made for the
accommodation of the horses at the
State Fair grounds. a largo corral
and water trough has already boon
constructed at the Fair grounds for
tho purpose of caring for the horses
already n part OF Troop equipment.
Extra stable and stall room Is being
arranged at the present time. Stalls
have already boon reconstructed. ac-
corting to government dimensions nt
tho Fair grounds.
Members Of tho Pueblo troop who
have not been allotted horses may re-
port to Sergeant Willingham at tho
Fair grounds at anytime Sunday fof
the purpose OF receiving oral instruc-
tion in mounted service drill.
Drill will start at 10 O'Clock sum
day morning. IL Is said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Must Care For Parents
and Grand Parents

Children and even grandchildren.
under the laws of Colorado. must, II
able to do so, provide for the support,
OF their parents. or even grandparents.
Chairman w. l.. Rccs of the Pueblo
board OF county commissioners, who
is also ovcrseer of the poor. states that
this law is hereafter to be enforced.
Recently Mr.. Recs had man ar
rested whose mother has for n con-
siderable time been receiving $40 n
month from tho county.
Tho charge preferred was nor-sup-
port Of the mother. The man finally
gave the court assurance that he
would hereafter provide for tho needs
Of his maternal ancestor. and was re-
leased.
Mr.. Rocs states that hereafter tho
county will not support INDECENT per-
sons who have relatives ablc to do so.
as tho law will be invoked in all such
cases.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Minnequa Employees
and Officers Meet

At meeting OF G. F. e. !. Minncpua
plant employees and officers held yes
tcrday at noon in the Y. NJ. c. a.
building. issues of Importance to both
parties concerned were discussed. a
luncheon was served before tho husl-
ness meeting.
Ecnresontativcs OF tho employees arc
elected zach year TO confer with OF
ficcrs Of tho corporation at called
meetings At these meetings com
plants and suggestions from tho cm-
plovcs are heard.
Three to four meetings arc held each
year. and as many moro as may bc
dr-rnod necessary for conducting tho
Industrial relationship in n cooperative
tlaN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
CITY BRIEFS

, CHILDREN'S GYM CLASS = The
children's gymnasium class of the y.
| w. c. A will meet at tho Seventh
street gym at 1880 today.
BIG candy. sale at the Palm Handy
Kitchen today.
wANTED-H. H. Goods to share
car for Los Angeles or vicinity
Pueblo Trans. and Storage Co.
CLIFFORD E. RINEHART-Red
Cross wishes you to call. Have
papers for you.
| ATTEND tho Maytag Electric Wash
! ing Machine Demonstration today at
Robinson Gardner Hardware CO.. 103
west Fourth st. $500 paid for old
| washboards.
RAILWAY EMPLoYEE+Joint
meeting of all railway employees
Monday March Il, p. m. Amherst
Building Important Business. Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks.
Stay at homo and bring in an oil
| field he,e. Mutual holds the key
help unlock the treasure.
SORORITY MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting of lambda Alpha Lamb
da sorority which was 10 have been
held this afternoon with Miss lnez
| Mccarthy has been postponed indetin-
itely.
DON'T forget your doughnuts at
| the HOME BAKERY.
35c SPECIAL Merchants lunch
| II a. m. to IL p. m. 35c. HOME
BAKERY.
TAKE home some our delicious Ice
Cream and Cake. HOME BAKERY.
EASTER PROGRAM PRACTICE
Al members OF the primary and junior
classes are asked to meet this (Satur-
day. afternoon promptly at $50 at the
First NJ. e. church TO practice for the
Easter program.
| SPECIAL sale today of Peanut
| Brittle. Peanut Candy. Coco-nut brit
tie and Fudge at the Palm Randy
Kitchen.
DANCE at Avondalo Saturday
night Good music.
H. A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. Phone e4l-W.
| Dance at Brantzcls Hall on Rye road
Saturday night. March 10. Boseker's
| orchestra.
ROOF FIRE-A roof fire in the 1900
block on Taylor avenue al o'clock
yesterday resulted in a $50 loss. Quick
response OF the firemen prevented the
blaze from spreading to some large
| buildings adjacent
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Mrs. Cora Lusink King, proprietress
/ of the Victoria Hotel. is not the Mrs.
| King OF the Alta Vista Hotcl.-Adv.
| As CENTS pound and half
pound free is tho special offer the
Palm Handy Kitchen is making to-
day.
BIG CHOCOLATE SALE at Filing
toms today. Many varieties on sale
| at both stores.
HYDRO-STONE HOMES. Phone si3.
FINAL DECREE Gwcndolin Dick
| inson was yesterday granted n final
decree OF divorce in tho county court
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
DIED

McARTHUR-John, aged s. years.
died yesterday at so2 East Second
street. Body at r. q. Mccarthy and
company's.
SEGoRA-GcorEe. aged ~ years.
died yesterday at the ranch home, at
Avondale. Body at I. @. Mccarthy
and company's.
HAYNIE,-waltcr d, aged i1. died
In this City March IL. Body at Unit
cd Davis-Norie-.
STRoSSAS-Chris. aged IS. died in
this city March Il. Body at United
Davis Worries.
kLoESNE-MrS. Amelia, aged IS
years, died yesterday at local hos
pitIl. BODY at United Davis -Norics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

John Macarthur. aged s. years. res
ident OF this city for the past 30 years.
died yesterday morning at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Robert Craddock.
S0e East Second street. after an I'LL
ness of three weeks. He is survived
by his daughter. Mrs. Robert Grad
dock. and one son. !. w. Macarthur.
of Denver. Tho funeral will take
place this. Saturday. afternoon at J
O'Clock from the funeral chapel of T.
q. Mccarthy and company. Rev.
George Lowe will conduct the scrvicesi
The burial will be at Rosclawn comc-
terry.
George Scgora, aged 72 years. died
at his ranch home at Avondalo, yes
tcrday. after n short Illness. Tho body
was removed to the funeral parlors
OF Y. q. MCCARTHY and company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Neville Will Speak
to Spanish War Veterans

II. o. Neville of Denver. judge advo-
cate OF tho United Spanish War Vet
Grams. will speak tonight at reg
ular meeting OF tho Pueblo Spanish
War Veterans at the q. a. ". hall
at s O'Clock. Judge Neville will speak
on tho now pension bill.
All Spanish War Veterans. whether
members Of tho Pueblo post or not,
arc invited to attend tho meeting, Re-
frcshments will be served.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Pc ERSO N AIS

Frank c. Roberts. editor OF tho Daily
Telegram, Long Beach, California. is
in Pueblo. accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Belle McCord Roberts. Mr.. Rob
crts Is ono Of the veteran newspaper
men of tho west and was connected
with the Pueblo Democrat during 1850.
TIo will be in the city several days.
looking after various business interests
in tho vicinity.
Or. j. w. Needles will leave today for
California where he will remain until
May ]. when Mrs. Needles will return
with him.
Dr. and Mrs. John l.. Schwer who
have been in Washington and New
York for two weeks have returned 10
Boston where DIR. Schwer is spending
n year at Harvard in special study.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
FUNERAL NOTICES

Mrs. Amelia c. klocnnc. aged IS
years. died at n local hospital ycstcr-
day morning. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. John Long and Mrs.
Ray Ffdlcr. both residents OF this city.
She was member of the Methodist
church. The body is being cared for
at the United Davis Worries parlors
and tho funeral arrangements viii be
announced later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul I. Brown and Mary saividgc.
Pueblo.
oral Il. Dudney and Edna May CHAT
fey. Pueblo.
Herman J. stmpling and Clara
Hamilton. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
CONVINCING

You can't convince the Newton Lum-
bcr company OF "a better place to buy
lumber. but their service. quality and
cut prices Will convince you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

from Donald Dickinson; non-suppor'
was the ground OF the decree. They
were married in Pueblo on September
!, 1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

CHIEFTAIN advertisers offer you
bargains on QUALITY GOODS today
that you will not lind elsewhere Read
this paper carefully and get the ben
cit OF QUALITY GOODS AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

AlI-Stccl Safes and Cabincth Tbs
Best. O'Bricn Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

RED Cap Messengers. Phone l2sl-w
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
MOVED

to Suite 2a7-s Central Blk. Phon
3323-R or a31-J. T. u. Donnelly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

Bring shoes down this morning. Ec-
onomy Shoe Repair Shop. sos n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
MOVED

TO Suite 227-s Central Blk. Phone
3323-R or 93i-J. T. u. Donnclly.
COMMENCING Tuesday. March IL.
tho Mems Department of Clark's Min
orsli Springs, will be open from n. m.
to $3.50 n. m. Free auto service from
Golden Rule Drug Store, corner .
street and Union avenue.
NUISANCE CHARGE-Jim Constos.
charged with maintaining nuisance,
was fined s25 in the municipal court.
Yesterday his appeal was filed In tho
county court. Eighteen cases have
been appealed from tho municipal TO
the county court no far this year. while
eleven older appeal filings have been
dismissed from the county court records
of late. most of them for lack OF ap-
pcarancc OF the parties appealing.
PATTERNS. models. drawings OF all
kinds made to order: also do ana
metal stamping work; screw machine
product: oSy-acotclync welding. and
general machine work. THE 1M-
PROVED POWER & MACHINERY
COMPANY. Engineers and Builders,
309-sii South Victoria avenue, Pueblo.
Colorado. 200 feet from tho Union
Depot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

PHONE FoRBUsE FOR COAL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

HAULING OF all kinds. Phone
SAT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

OUR COAL makes warm friends.
p. a. Cessna. Phone 51<.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

GRADING RoAp-County Road Su-
pcrintendent Charles Stcpp is making
wonderful highway out Of the road
to Rye. The surface is being scorificd
and graded with n perfect. even. grad
uai crown. Already tho work has pro
gresscd beyond the c. +. & /. dairy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

II YEARS in Pueblo without a fall
urc. PRIDE OF the ROCKIES FLOUR
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19

BUY two pounds OF high grade
home made candy at tho Palm Randy
Kitchen today and get u pound alb
snlutnlY EREE-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-19
TRY our Chile. HOME BAKERY

WHEN YOU read an advertisement
in this paper you know you arc read
ing the announcement OF "a reliable
trustworthy merchant who quotes prices
that will SAVE YOU and MAKE Noti
money. Note the prices quoted In THE
CHIEFTAiN this morning and buy
according to your needs.
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CHAPTER XVIII
The Last Fight

It was early In the morning. and
BIZ Dale had Just sent fOr Ben Little
ford Tie hiIluan hurried TO the o.
ice. for he believed be knew shat
was In the air. He had already gone
70 work az the mine. and bis thick
beard. his face and his hands we're
black with the dust o. coal
sit down. Ben said tie general
manager. -we're going to hold
council Of war
LttlefOrd ioOk = chair and crossed
his legs.
rs II the BAH outfitf- he crzwled.
Yes answered the younger man.
and forthwith be told the other % the
news that By Heck had brought him
few days before; be had not given
the matter really serious consldera-
ton until that morning. Now be
finished, I want 10 know whether you
think there's any dangerT
Liitleford tngged at his hlackened
beard and frowned
-Bll." be said sOoeriy, do yol
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and contfure beating; add 0ne-nsf
cupful Of vinegar and the Juice Of ooe
leDon. slowly. Cook in q double
boiler until Il coats the spoon ks-
move from the heat and sifr II the fol-
lowing ingredients. which hcye been
thoroughly blended: One and one-half
tzblexpoonfuls of mustard. o1s-h1lf
te4sToooful Of white pepper, one
eighth tezspoonful of cayenne pepper,
three tableSpoOofuls Of powdered s1-
gar. 1IiI well and when using The
dressing add whipped cream
Potato ssIsd-BOl eight medium
sized potatoes IN their jackets peel
and cut IN One-quarter-iDci cubes; add
tEo c1Imbsrs, cut IN the same sized
cubes. one cupful Of blanehed and
shredded almonds, two tabssspoo1fuls
each Of red and green peppers. eEoVped
fine. With one small onion. also
chopped Serve with the above boiled
dressing.
Beet Sslsc.-Take a pint CT more OF
the small cooked beets. finely diced.
add one pound OF sheIled peczns.
broken in bits; serve with the boiled
dressing. colored a light pink. using
the beet liquor. The beets are best II
marnated for several hours in q small
amount Of French dressing.
French Dressina.-Add one-half tea
spoonful Of salt, one teaspoonful OF
powdered sugar. a dash Of cayenne TO
three tablespoonfuls Of oil and one OF
vinegar: mix well before using.
Chicken salad.-Cut cold boiled fowl
into half-inch dice; add an equal guam
tity q tender celery. cut in pieces. one
cup<rl of broken bits OF hickory nut
meats. Chop the skin Of the chicken
vs-y fns and add TO the salad. Mix
vel with boiled dressing and gar
nIsh with hart-eooked eggs cut In
sighths. ard curied celery.
Arsbizn ste~.-Sear In & hot fry
ing pan six PORK chops. then remove
20 casserole. On each chop place
one tablespoonful Of uncoOked rice. Q
slice Of onion. . slice OF tomato or its
equivalent in cooked tomato. two
strips OF green pepper. Sprinkle each
with salt and pepper, add hot water
and cover. Cook from three to four
hours In a moderate oven
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-tckosle-r- VIA. gchz Nor~zHrss TOD
To1 ocos< aE-5zt th,s-z B1Es1 He roSs
ye az yo1 -zEt safe. and az -
EtS1r sese- oc-si theT Ezs cad a-E
tzvfe.1 c51-'r ks1 I tszisve he 81
b Eeck says the's 4 rk.a1s blx rassss
y thez NaErh CNLL-er T---srs: he-s
skors thez and tns B1Ilku cz-zz-
hsr Is Do-s'a tro 70 oce- les. tAs's
3zzrer. B-L a-1 'sv@csaTly 70 w
Tn@T thizk Il vas yoz killed. AdA-..
Ard they co1't tRl-k tie iz- kar5ei
cz a square esal az ths trial.
Thea Lsze1 GO tkLs pl4a.- sad
Dale
III ke~p By Hsck - TIE river
E1tchi-E far tA<z- He EfI kavs
i.-ss socks q dynamite rts-1 togzrhsr
sd czpps-1 a-s trtss win 4 fuse 4,
he sssS tkez co1izE this Ezy Il ary-
sAi.x IKE a forcs- hs VII 1-s q th=
tyu1z1-s Es a sl-1l 20 "a Or -s-
Ein sather hers &. ths g1.s-AIrx q this
b1Eiti-<- s11 har TIE eoo-S--
7oA- BIZ -s1red ths cd Szh-s-.
-Toz sAorsiy eat thiEk we'd ever Is-
'=1 az 70 tie 6oo-x-
I hoP@ thsy to1-, certainly :
smiled Dzls- -whe-s are yoz- rie=s
BmT-
AT the Elce- sad Lir-lsfo-I- -Ys
So, BH. Ue'vs teen a-ookla' 70
trUzhie-
Dale Ts1i ca: AT By Heck's Sig
n1l III Css ca NJ ho-S@ szs ne 10
tie lSElz1ts for tas Mo<sI4ras. ] ezs
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gsr then lot quicker than I czn -et
eOupefsnt help frC1 the laE. What
90 yCc think q irt-
Its good pian / reckcu. =
Er0Elsd Ben Littisto-t -o1ly / doa't
cotton very easy % tie iEse y us
a-runnin' frou the nine 10 this here
bulldln'- ! never did Ike 20 IN fror
any nan wO'th a duru- BIl-
But that wouldn'r be cuEar5ly.- .
Dale protested 1t E0uld be purely
a Strategic move. and Il would save
lives for Is Fer. wheu the Balls and
their klDs-en co-e. yO1L have 70 D.
liver ne into their hzn3s Or yozu
hzvs 70 dzh, Ike the very devil that's
sure; and. according 70 By Hscks fig
urss. theJ o1t1uzber yo1 Dore than
tEo % O1e--
-An ri-ht-- Lirtisfori replied with
= shrus q his huge shoulders what
ever yo1 say. that sane veil do
50 By Heck was sezs fo-. and short
u afrerE1rd he s1eaksi into the laE-
res and sent o. toward the settle
Ue1t q the Balls. II TIE crook Of his
am he carried his rife and inside his
shlr1 be carried three pieces Of dyn4-
r-iie az ready for the uaich-and hs
chose evsry step with great care for
fear of iarring the explosive too much
de had not bsea go1s an kozr Ehsn
BAH Dale bard 4 dul. szochsrst roar
fro- soZeEhere 20 TIE no--hEari-
Dale sHrzng - frUl hls desk. rzn 20
his ready and waiting ho<Ss, ZoZ1re5
and rods Ike 4 s-rsak toward the
ioWland
Dale arrived a. John Morelan5's big
white taruh0uss a utrle before the
uitile q The day. and halIoed lus-ily
a TIE gate John More.and and his
two so1s hurried oct in resEo1ss 10
the cali Dale waved aside an greet
inSs and inquiries after bis health.
and told that which he had c0ne 70
tell The elder Mo-sland turned quick
ly 20 Is tE0 S-zlwsrI sonS-
Guns and hoses, boysl tn be
our last 6ghr. and les be At Il and
make Il a good fight
Less than I'VE minutes later the
three erstEhile EountzincerS rode out
al the baruyzrd gate with fu1 belts Of
cartridges srogDd their waists and
with repeating rihes across the pom
mels Of their saddles. and joined
Dale. The four FASTENED 70 the homes
of the other Morslands: and not long
sfterWArd the old clan. In full
strength. rode toward the big. dim
blue hills with BIZ Dale acting as It's
header. Il was 10 be the clans last
hght. and q fight for 8 good cause,
and every man Of Il vas eager for
the fray.
BIZ Dale bore himself proudiy. and
he rode Ike q man born TO the sad
die. He found q Q1eer ioy-a Joy
that Frightened his ssesi-srey eyes
and flushed his sunburDed cheeks. e
JOY that he didn't even attezps 10
understandable the thought:
-For this one day an q clan chief I;
I am leading my o~n people against
= foe. In my own cOuntry--
And so Overwhelmingly did the idea
take hold OF him that be wished. even
then. for the repeater that awaited
him ct bis of1es back N the heart e
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dishes. Il Is not half appreciated
Spinach Is another vegetable that
is especially delicate and highly valu-
able. rich In iron. mineral salts and
in combination with egg and s salad
dressing makes a meal with bread
and butter sandwich. II one has not
a garden. or the green is not In mar
ket. there are several very good brands
of the canned article. Air IL for some
time 10 remove the smothered taste,
drain or the liquor which should be
used in soup, and serve It sometimes
Just heated with plenty Of butter and
a little salt.
With the luscious peach. musk
melon and pear on the marke, IN
abundance. there win be no lack OF
fruit acids and salts which are so
necessary IN the body.
A glass Of huttermilk with a sand
wich will often be satisfying lunch.
bur with a dainty sandwich and a
bit Of fruit II will be well-balanc~d
meal.
A raw vegetable or a fruit salad
WIN NANtS NASAN >AtuNlCn or
nut-bread sandwich Is especially
appreciated during the sultry fan
days
Madeira cake.-Put the yolks OF
two eggs into mixing howl. then ada
one cupful Of sugar and one.half cup
ful Of butter. Add two cupfnls of
well-sifted -four with two teaspoon
fuis OF baking powder. then add one
half cuptul OF sweet cream and a
few gratings of nutmeg. beating all
the time. Lastly. fold In the WELL
beaten whites and pour into creased
tin lined with huttered paper. Place
a slice OF eitron on top and bake IN
a round cake tin. Bake one hour and
a quarter In n moderate oven. lower
Ing the heat after the cake has fully
risen.
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By He'-E ut ths letter O. ths train.
Tie tralu carried Il 20 BU DaIs's h12s
city and TIE POSTUM carried Il 20 re
stately rans-oa q O.t Coal ElcE Joan
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IL story q Tea Io1es pLE--tizh
lad cra1k al q a Ezlle1-ral q szf-
tsrZllk Er1 tnsz Euce % sie~2 u tie
seifsa5s paEi-anE Esns g:
Here's ere. ~ Jake. Al 1l-t hesa
tost C to-s1s q Iafitics 1sa A1t
sEs-T Eu-i q & = TIE sssszs. dyia'
isafh-hst tr1th. too.
-O'le the usx ct g ~ -oz--
taius t-hC1tin'. a-z1l-' aIocE x,oE ard
a-icokl-' 20 q squirrel wbs1 al & a
s-16enr ! bszrs = skssry uo5s@ rizht
shsa1 q re u the ia1rsis-Z-I-E-E-I
Z-zE-rE, Jss- Ike that stops-
srops 6e-e-at SIN ] looks kesr- Tar
T4s a Cen q rar-isrs. ard th@ Very
.ezst ooe Uas az blz Ero--6 as ~ ief-
Ind i&lE Thso ] hs1rs q turTlbis
grvEl rgAt shin1 o re io.oks kssa-
Ihar starts a big Cd ssehear win
hsr ;ssth 1-zhoEi1'. ao5 t~o crpss
eJed cr-tsi Then I hears . Ehi1e A.
~ eft ! hooks ks>o- Tar s-ants =
she-gartker a. hiz as a h0Ss. Eitb her
eyss sss7 a-bla1ln'i Thea ! k=4rs q
syittin' sosznd 01i % NJ righL lo.oss
sss1- Thlr vas seye1 fuIl-grgEa sid
eats. ard all q en- had bes1 blt ~ 9
-ac czEg. S01= II % = 10! Yelh
soz@ kK.
Wei ! thlrks % myself Il !
saorss the raftIers. thinks 70 myself
The bear ard tie panther and tie Eild-
cztsu git E= Ard e ! ssoccs th@
bar. The pa1thsr and the ulltczts
and the rzrtIsrxu git Re Ard e !
shoots TIE p4nfhsr. TIE wl1czts and
TIE rzftle-x aSt tie tezru Ei- ~
And e ! sho0cs TIE Whats. TIE rzt-
,lers ant the bezE and tie panthsEu
Eit ne AID e ! e0a't shooc no1s q
en-. isseyIl all 81 zs. SOus o1Eodly
nK wasn't il. Blus NoE. hoz % ye
recko1 20 O1f 0s ItF-
BIZ Dale ouly smiled ! cznr IN
aSine. By he said
/ can't imagine. neither zrinued
Heck -Bui 11yhoE. Tz alive today.
Wei. nov that ye're II a good hznor
0De tine mOre. III tell ye sou.e nsWs.
hated 70 rufie ye Up Ike q yaIlsr
goose 2-1yin' hack'erts whilst ye Vas
30 c.ssed. DANCED biDe. BIT. Old boy,
L Amt bat five days oorei Christmas.
A LOT o them NaEth CzIIne- Turner'S
from Tuners Lazrei is a-Fisitir' thslr
kiuf0lks. tie Balls. and they'll every
tsdslzttet one q EN- git drunk On
white uEhfnlE' llcker 70 Christmas.
zlt-thsyu shore think O. Black
Adam The 1forelands Ant With ys
% more BIZ. riekOllest; o1ly the Lit
tiesOr1s = here n0E.-
Bm Dale ros@ ard STOOD there star
ing Al By Heck with eyes 50 bright
;hat szey sparkisd-
-lf they cane down o. Is looking for
trouhls- I'd Be q sort q clan chief.
EOuldn't II he asked without waIt-
ing for an answer: 1 wouldn't mind
hat yErOE. I've Eos q letter here,
By. hat want yoa 70 pat sboari the
rsIr s0-ihbOEnd trEin that passes The
Halfway sE1rch YOa'vs 90 sb-o1i AZ
A01r; can yoz make itT-
~ TIE zorid Eas uads IN 81 days.
~ God IL sAo-ely 5ocks Ike By Hsek
cazid make 81 zl=s n 4 hozr. c01t
Ky
Tn= TAI hIzan lefr TIE MoEsizz5
Coal euzpany's 0ces EftA The lslrsr il
oC@ hanc- lis rife ln IL c-hs-. and
tears q s0y n rs eyes
Fcr BLn Dale Lad LaEghed setzzIly
la-Ehe1
By He,-k ut TIE letter O. ths train.
Tie tralu czrTie1 u % BLl D1Is's ho-e
c4tys Ent The POSTUM carried Il 20 IRE
stately E.z1s-o1 q Olt Coal EIrz Joan
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-12-08
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