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Relay. to ). . to ). l to 5: Commander
McMeekin. to :. to 3; CheSterbrook. . to
l. Time. l:l3 2-5. Start good: won easily
place driving. winner-b.c. 2. by As.
sagai-War Doll Owner. Quincy Stable
trainer, J. FitZsimmons.
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Fusee. . to l. 10 >, to B, Brilliant
Ray, even. / to 2; Fred Kinney, to 1.
Time. 1:Ol %. Start good; won driving
place same. winner-ch.f. ., by Fair Play
Ferment. Owner and trainer. J. W. May.
FOURTH RACE.
The AqueduCt Handicap: 3-yesr-oIds and
up; purse. 5000 added mile and fve- six
teenths
Horse VT Jockey Fin
Damask lit >Penman IA
Mad Halter l29 Ssnde 2-l0
Kingdom ii JOB McAtee 3
Damask, 8 to 5. l TO 5, out: Mad Halter,
ont ont: Kingdom II, out. Time, 2:l1 40.
start good; won easily; place same. Win.
ner-br.c. 1. by All Gold-Crinoline. Owner.
II. p. whitney; trainer. James Rowe.
FIFTH RACE.
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many. 4 to 3. / to g.; Thimble. to l..
Time, 80 3-5. Start good; won driving
place same. winner-ch.g. ). by Clifford
Glimmer Glass. Owner and Trainer, W. G.
Clancy.
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BUICK TOURING: LIGHT q; 1918; 5 NEW
tires; looks and runs like new; $500: dem
onstrstion Union Station Garage. 81 Eye Dc.
I1R
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PRACTICALLY ALL PARTS
for every known car in
stock. We specialize in wreck
ing cars for the parts. Old
cars bought.
ISADORE CHASER CO..
2030 7th st. NV. North 1853.
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Dodge Touring, 1917; good con-
ditien; $375; can be seen any time.
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Buick Light Roadster, 1890; prao-
tically new; q bargain; $s75.
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Ford Roadster; $50; good oondi-
ton; denomination.
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MAXWELL TOURING 1871: FIRST -cLAss
condition. fully equipped; $[7a BURGER,
e031 st. NV. 70S
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UNION STATION GARAGE
81 Eye st. ne. 2lb
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1921 FORD SEDAN: Al SHAPE.
TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
i4tn and 7 SITS. NV. North 1900.
221
wILLYs-KNi0HT COUPE; EXTRA FINE
body and engine: 10 perfect order. N. 154.
GEO. G. RICE, 1317-27 X st. NV. Isl
TEMPLAR. laeo. b-paxs,i enod cent same
guar. as new car. s1,40o. TENPIAR
NUrOR o.. IYUl l4th st me-
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oLDs ROADSTER. 1918; good cood. MOTOR
CO. or WASHINGTON 2Ith 4 sts. ev.
West no.
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UNION STATION GARAGE

OVERLAND TOURING. Isle-New paint,
overhauIed. ssa5 HARPER OVERLAND
CO.. INC, ll2s Conn ave- nv ". tS07.
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MAXWELL 1918

Truck: Good Condition: $500.
P. F. TIPPETT
5o7 Eighth st. Sc Lincoln 2sel'
ON
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PREMIER 4-pass.: excellent cond through.
out: 81. 900. TEMPLAR MOTOR CO.. 1901
I4th 81 NV 2TT
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS
weather Gear; track fast.
FIRST RACE,

For s-yenf.o-dsi .is-and OAe.half furlons.;
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GARAGES.

GARAGE. bold care. near oowutowu sse-
tton; rent, sf2 per month. DAVID q
HARRY. 1907 81 nv. Y. Ispl-
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Ford Roadster; s22s; d.monstr,-
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1918 2Lz-ton U. S. truck,
$1,000. P. E. TIPPETT,
507 9th st. sc. Line. 1891.
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HAGNETos REPAIREn-

FORD kAGNETos REcRAReED. 500
Without removing from car whiIs yex
NSit- AaILslos tested free Of chsrf,.
AUTO BATTERY SERVICE co.
lO0F I'm
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sTTARNs-KNIGHT; NEW PAINT; sEvEN
passenger. GEO. q. RICE AUTO 60.
iS17-27 n st. IA
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FIFTH RACE.

For s-year-oIds aud up; claiming; purse
SI 0os ~. nm. n,IIa
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Al running .coud.; s445. Harper Overland
Co.. Inc, l1sS Conn. ave. NV. Fr. 1901.
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THIRD RACE.

Maiden 2-year-o'ds; selling; purse. 81
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Then too there other elements into which LIGHT
NlNG enters saving Of from 70 to 35% in miea ee
reduced repair bills Gyerheating eliminated; of car
oon trouble and knocks in the motor taking of h
highest hills and toughest roads without -staing-
Fuel Why you? - Nioeo
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SIXTH RACE.

For 2-year-oIds; six furlOngs; purse. 81.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-29

can keep you from working The mine.
Well, can't waste time IN dickerng
with you. What do you say2'
II say" and Dale smiled an odd III
tie smile, that your plan appears 10
be perfect, except that you've over
looked one or two important details
For instance, there's the law. y'kuow."
'rhe law-n0w don't 20 and fool
yourself" exclaimed Cor. "The stale
couldn't AFFORD To keep hundred men
here. month 10 and month out. just to
protect your little mine. My patience
is about gone, Dale--lor the last time
what do you sayi"
II say ihat I'll beat you al any
game you put up against me-" very
quietly. Furthermore. say that you
are coward and a scoundrel, aud
that you haven't got the lnsldes IN YOU
TO fight me fair mans fight II you'll
only pocket that thing you've cot IN
your hand, III NOW down half an acre
Of meadow bush with your body"
The other turned red then white
then red again. Bill Dale's words had
dashed him keenly. His eyes became
Ike hard block beads. and he began
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CHAPTER TX.
A Signal Victory.


The mining man Hayes. the major
and John Moreland were waiting az
the gate when Date, accompanied by
the mOonshiner, returned To the cabin.
Dale was the first 10 speak. BE told
briefly Of that which had taken place
al the blown-down sycamore, aud al
the last Of II BY Heck Strengthened
proudly.
81 be dadjimmed ef ! hadn't ba'
pumped him 50 fun O. lead az the
couldn't enough o. men got around
him to tote of his corpst, ef be- hadn't
ha' drapped the towards gun by
Heck declared as Gcrcely as be- could,
"Cause nav she seed ia The cop al
Bin Dale Mas a-foin TO be q right
pa'tlcElcr friend a. mine. igod, aud
has a habit % takn' keer o. my
friends Now thar was my Uncle Bill
him what could jump a siXeon-rali
fence"
ut was nine-rail fence, BY i'm.
patiently cut IN John Mofeland
You've done told That 50 much at
It's dang nigh wore out. S'poscn yt
70 back mar To- lhe OrcN''d ".''''u
Ine mousse ana see W"p' N"'' ""'
Lukes a-do'n "'5, bE'
Heck nodded and went iuwdtd the
orchard ne hh'" ".'S "''" """'
h'm Q" "'''h'"' "i'"l '',f "'.' -"',-
10 S'!' ''' '' '.'''' ''''''' '''''
Heck
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tentions.
SO Dale went.
Con was already there. waiting. He
was sitting on stone on the More
land side of the river. whiting idly.
When he saw Dale approaching, he
smiled aud nodded, rose and pocketed
his knife.
~ want TO make you an Offer for
that COAL he said at once.
"All right" Dale replied. III your
ofrer is big enough, II will be consld'
cred. But 40 shyster price is going
TO get that coal, Con"
Con rrowned uneaslly.
"You don't know coal, Mr.. Dale.
You don't know the business OF min
lng-or I've got you sized up wrong.
Thousands of men have gone busted
trying TO do things they weren't used
10 doing. There's a big chance, too,
that the coal isn't what II looks 10 be
on the surface. You'd better take a
sure thing, and avoid a possibility of
loss. I'll give you five thousand, spot
cash, for that COAL
Dale shook his head you'll have
to come heavier than that, y'know, II
you get the Moreland coal"
"And an extra thousand for your
self"
Dale laughed low, queer laugh.
"You amuSe me. Gof," said he.
Seems 10 me you've missed your call
Ing I'm life. What peach Of q king.
villain you'd make In meiodrama You
wouldn't have TO act either; YOU'D
have to be just your natural self And
YOU make me mad. too, Con. Because
I'm on the square with the More
lands and everybody else-uow, get
thatw
The corners OF the shyster coal mans
mouth came down.
"Oh. hoSh-don't pass me that viz
tue stun Every man has his price
high or low. You've got yours, and
I've got mine. I'll give you five thou
sand. spot cash, Il you'll persuade
John Moreland to sell 20 me FOR five
thousand. and nonodyN ever know
you got a rakedown from me us all
the coal IS worth, that zen thousand
Wei. vpSf'
Dale was of the tyre fAai goes na'o
with anger ana Doe was pale now. 81,
cleuched his hands.
you can't insult ue .ae thaf and
get away with .t. GDa.' 10 clipped.
"Wcrr going to Hsh'. COT. md HW
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offer us soon as BIZ Dale convinced
her that She wouldn't be merely an OBJ
ject of charity. The hill prldes first
law is that one must pay for what
he gets-and It's probably the first
law God laid down for old Adam In
Eden. Ben Litileford seemed bewil-
dered and blue when they told him OF
the arrangement, but he voiced no OBJ
lection. Dale pressed upon him a
loan Of hundred dollars, and or
dered him 10 give 1t to his daughter
which he did. Elizabeth Litlleford, Of
course, would need new clothing.
Il amt even got any dresses at
home, she Whispered 10 Patricia, but
two"
loved Babe aud he was almost sure
that She cared for him. But he was
quite properly IN no haste TO come to
an understanding lie had known all
along that Babe would have to he
educated. and womaus tastes, lie
reasoned. Nigh, change with cduca-
ton. Aud he wanted her 10 have the
opportunity OF knowing other men OF
his elias, n She couldn't love him
with lasting love. bee didn't want
her Co love him al all
oddly or uot be never though, OF
Jimmy la!u,.
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~ WA s.Tryin' 10 Skeer Him Out O.
Fiphtin' ANY More" She Inter
rupteo.
"And | believe bout done it, don:
your
Dale Was relieved. II do. Is there
anything you want, RRbeT ~ there is,
IB get Il for You " us in the uni
verse"
"rhe uniyersef' she repeated inIuir-
isgiy. "Nhst's the universe, Bill DaIef
Somethin' 10 eatT'
"rhe world, the sun, the moon, amt
the stars" :.
She smiled nj him Ggsin. NO" she
said. the sin't no,hin ! want, ana
reckon"
But Thought, ~ they sent for
me"
Babe Littlefords Bngers held tightly
To his. 1T was me that sent TO you"
She turned her face the other way.
- was "a lonesome. Bill Dale !"
robert Mcl.aurir : wife. ratriciu.
visited Babe twice daily, and a friend
ship that was none the less warm Tor
heinr unique slrang up quickly be-
tween them. Patricia declared To her
husband tia, She was going 10 keep
Buhe-Whom She was already calling
by her proper maine, The same being
Eiizaneih--unG educate her. There
was room IA the bungalow, Patricia
said; and she really needed company,
becnuse BOBBY was AWAY SO much.
Bah, accepted lille Mrs. McLaurlns
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SYNOPSIS.

cHAPTER I-Youns Carlyle wnburtor
Dale. or "Bm Dale" ss he elects to b,
knewn, son OF wealthy coal operator
xonn X. Dale. arrives al the Halfway
witch, In eastern Tennessee, abandon
ing life OF idle sase-and incidentally q
oetsrmined TO MAZE his own way In NE
He meets BABE Lttleford, typica
snountaine.r Eirl. BY Heck, charae.
Ter OF the hills. takes him TO John More
l4nd's home. Moreland 10 chief OF hi,
''clsn," which has an old feud with the
Ittlefords. lie tells Dale OF the killinl
OF hit brother David Moreland year,
CSC, owner Of rich coal deposits, by a
Tor OF Carlyle" causes Dale to believe
the man was his father.
7. CHAPTER II-pAe srranges TO make
his home with the Moreland family. for
whom he entertaint u deep respect
CHAPTER llI.-Talkins with Babe
Lttleford next day. Dale 10 ordered By
BLACK Adam" Ball. bully Of the dlstrict
20 leave 'his girl' alone. Dale replies
the bully, though badly used up. lie ar.
ranger with John MorelAnd 10 develop
David's coal deposits. Ben Ltueford
BENDS "a challenge 10 John Moreland to
battle Moreland agrees
CHAPTER GV.-Duriue the night all
Tho guns belonging 10 the Litflefurds and
the MuGeiauds myrtoriou-ly disappear.
CHATTER V-Dale srrouee- TO SO to
Cincinnati fO secure money fOr tus min.
inF of the .usL The jwU clans fni tle.r
weapon. which The women had tdItn.
and lIue up for battle Babe" Boz aH
crort tp stop tIe ngutug CROSSES tu tne
Mofciard side % tNr river and Dr. ar.i-
denDiIN shot hy her father ana seriously
wounded.
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Nov gft--cut the mustard--iignt q
rag away from here" he ordered.
"afore let Bill Dale loose on yet"
Con went away rapidly.
81 wonder II you heard him say
anything that would make you vau-
ablc as Witness" muttered Dale.
''ln the event we want TO have him ar
restedY"
Il heerd you tell him at be was
afeard TO fight ye fair mans fight,
and at ef he'd pocket that thing he
held IN his hand ye'd NOW down TWEEN.
~ acres - meadow bush with his low.
down body-thatd be vallyable In cote
wouldn't III"
Dale smiled. Then he frowned.
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Dale drew chair W close 10 thv
white bed and sat down. Babes eyes
lighted az once, and she put hand
uncertainty out toward him. Dale took
the hand IN his. lie saw that il was
a little pale under It's delicate sunburn
Glad To see you, Babe" he told her
SOFTLY. why do YOU think you're go
Ing to die, HaheY
she smiled at him. why, don't
think I'm agoin To die" she said. II
know I'm a-goln' TO live, Blll Date.
feel Ike could walk nifty miles
right now :"
But / heard you tell your father"
Il was a-tryin io skcer him out q
bgbtin ANY more. she interrupted.
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CHAPTER vIlL

Major Bradley and Henderson coH.
When Blll Dale. tne expert mining
man Hayes and the Two mountaluerrs
stepped from % short passenger train
~ the Halfway switch, they were ap-
preached hy the moonshiuer, Heck
AnG q man whom Dale had never seen
before. he was tall. and his hesrln.
wa> erect and sodierlike. though te
Was every day OF sixty Years old
His eyes were blue and twiukli1g with
everlasting good humor; his gra!
mustachrs aud imperial were exceed.
ingly well cared for; his teeth wen
girls, aud they bore cut his general
air OF neAtness. He was. plainly. 0
Saulherner OF the old type.
who's thsti' whispered Dale tC
John Moreland
But Moreishd didn't hear. lie rat
forward with his right hand out
stretched and 50 did Ben littleford
Men could not have greeted brother
with more gladness. bale thought.
"hi thar, Major bradley" The nit
man cried. And bow dye come on
todayT
Il am very well. gentlemen, thank
you, said the major. smiling.
lie sIook their hands u,arulN "Ih,
rainmen gave Us your message yesicr
day hc went ou, s,iil Smiling and
We we're delighted lo learn tuat th,
young woman was out ui danger }
trust you are an iu -uod ucu.u. gen.
tlemcn.'
They assured him that they we're
Morrlaul turned 10 introduce B.ll usIc
and the mining man. From rnc mo-.
meut that Major Bradley -luprd
Dales hand Jucy we're friends.
Mighty glad to know you, sir"
exclaimed the old lawyer. i've bern
hearing great deal about YOU sir,
over Ii he Wiley Of he Doe They
seem TO think there's nobody just ike
BIN Dale. II was Bin Dale this,
and BIN Dale that; IL was Here's
where Rili Dale whipped Black Adam.
or. Here's where Bin Dale was stand
ing when such-aud.such happened. or,
Here's where Bill Dale crossed the
fence
"liah-hah.hah :" slugglShiy laughed
ny Heck who stood leaning on the
muzzle of his rifle. Bin Dale j. all
right, ma jor, we've shore got my word
To- that"
The others laughed. Then John
Moreland said they'd better he mov.
ing, or they'd be lsIe for dinner.
When they had put hundred yards
OF David Noreland's mountain behind
them, the old Southerner tUgged slyIy
NJ Dsle's sleeve and whispered:
let US fall behind u lille, II YOU
please. wnnt TO speak With you
privately"
They began TO hg, and soon there
WAS q distance OF several rods BE-
tween them aud the others.
~ heard through Addie horeland."
the younger mans arm. about you
aud what you're planning 10 10 for
the Morelands. tell you, sir, |
thanked heaven for your coming, and
you may count on me 10 help in any
way | can. The MOrclands are quite
friendly To int now, though up to the
middle ar last summer they didn't like
me any too well because | made Ben
Litilefords cabin my home when OUT
here.
1T was n simple thing that brought
Us together. John Moreland's little
nephew was loSI In the woods and his
mother VAS frantic There are pan
theirs. you know. aud Wildcats, rattlers
and copperheads was fortunate
enough TO find the boy, and carried
him home. That was all. They're 4
dne people, my. boy. aud SO are the
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q raise the wictedloo!,mg pis-ol as
though he meant To fire.
Then there was the sound Of n
breaking iwlg behind him, and Il voice
drawied out:
"Drap II. Mlster-drap the funny
little gun. ar the middle % Tauncut
Is yore potion right now"
II was the moonsh.ucr, BY Heck.
and his rife was leveled Goli dropped
tie pistol. Heck sriuucd, advanced
slowly. took mp the weapon that Tie
hinfolk call II towards gun and
tossed IL INTO ne river.
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You'll get somewhere
with a pipe and P. A!

Prince Albert 10
ssId In feppy red
bags, tidy red fi.s.
handsome pound
snd half pound tin
han,idors and infhs
esend crystal glass
han, dor with
sronss niofsfsasr
top.
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Dale told Major Bradley AND John
Moreland 90 that which Gon had s., -
10 lin no the gate The major SHE'
gesied forthwith that he 70 to meet
The man: IL couldn't possibly do ANY
harm. and there was chance That he
would earn something Of GOns ia
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

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Automobiles

FOR SALE-Dodge touring car: will
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HOUSES FOR RENT
Unfinished

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