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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
GETTING UP NIGHTS
This Is One OF Natures Danger Signals
z. e. Mullen Tells Experience.

r.. T. Mullen. No. k"n"Na. ono. say =:
"For 10 years | have been troubled WIKI
kidney and bladder | had t" get W. .
or times each night. hal iak"n many
kinds Of medicine. but Keller I.''hia'e"
Buchu is the only kind that gay, me any
relief My bladder is normal ana ! haEc
only uSed the remedy for three weeks. If
Won want further facts, write me
I.ithated Buchu acts on the Ndne%s
and bladder like epson salts ON tho
bowels II cleans them out. relieving
the bladder Of many abnormal deposits.
These tablets cost g apiece. The rr'rH
g"verul drugs which are usc;dl fer re-
lief. The formula il on III" package. 1t
IL not likely you have ever taken any
thing similar. Try n few tahi"tS Tor
hnrhache srnIdinE, sranry or hiEh-r"lur-
ed urine. and frequent desire 1t night
+" sure to get the Keller formula
LithiatCd RuChu at all drug stores oE
write Keller Laboratory. MeChaniCShurG,
o., or locally at IluG"-laNis Drug 60"
e. II. Griest & Co.-Adv,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
OGDEN HEADQUARTERS
OPEN AT WASHINGTON
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH

Washington. d c., June IA
Washington branch headquarters or
the candidacy Of Hon. Herschel c.
Ogden Of Wheeling. leading candl-
date for the Republican nomination
for United States Senator in West
Virginia. has been opened. 1t IS
located in the Raleigh Hotel. consists
of q suite Of two rooms and will be IN
charge Of Dwight II. Teter, a special
writer for Mr.. Ogden's newspapers.
and the editors confidential political
secretary.
Mr. Tcter Is director OF publicity
for the senatorial candidacy OF his
employer. and the output Of his type
write will go to the State press from
this city. He will have a staff or
stenographers to help him. It was an
nounccd by the Ogden headquarters
in Wheeling that the main reason for
locating the publicity bureau in this
city was because 1t is better point
from which to make a general distrl-
button OF press stuff in shorter time to
all parts OF West Virginia.
in addition to that advantage. the
politicians here discuss others. IL
gives the Ogden headquarters an an
mex close to the headquarters Of Sen
ator Sutherland which. by reason or
the Senate remaining in session. have
10 be located here. and II gives IN"
Ogden MANAGEMENT a most advan,a-
geous lookout upon the activities CT
the Republicans from the state.
They regard the movement as or
more Importance in connection with
Sutherland. and accept il as n sign
that chairman w. G.. Conley and the
members Of his cabinet directing tn"
candidacy Of Editor Ogden. look upon
Sutherland as tho man IN the race
they have to beat to land the nomi'
nation for the Ohio county aSpirant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
ORATORICAL CONTEST
At WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Special Dispatch to The lnielltGenccr.
BuckhannOu. W. Va, June | eco The
Edna Winfrcd Anderson Oratorscal con-
test held annually At commencement
time at Yves; Virginia Wesleyan college
was given tonight.
George Strattom spoke on the subject
Of Master Builders: Carolyn Keller on
The American Woman: Syhl Rep
teri on The Task E;ernal"; Dennis w
Tenny on The Present Crisis: Jean
lee Latham on The Mist Draws Near :
HALLE Bonar on The Age OF Opportuh-
nv" and Parker b. Holloway on the
orets Militant"
The winners Of the contest will h" an
nounccd Saturday. The hnal chapel ana
recognition services will be held Sat"r,
dav morning at 70 o'clock. The annual
college play. The Piper Viii he pre-
scented Saturday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Them with othins-Doubls
Strength

This preparation for the treatment %
freckles Is usually so successful IN re-
moving freckles and giving clear.
beautiful complexion. that II Is sold
under guarantee TO refund the money
II II fails.
Don-r- hide your rreckles under
veil: get an ounce OF Othine and re-
move them. Even tho first few appl!-
cations should show . wonderful I'M
provement some OF the lighter freCkIeS
vanishing entirely.
Be sure 70 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine: II Is this that
IS sold on the mOney-back guarantee.
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
INCREASED OUTPUT OF
COAL IN MONONGAHELA

Norgantown. w Va. June L
Steady increase in the output Of the
non-union mines OF this district mas
been shown and more companies are
preparing to open up. Ecw scales OF
wages have been offered but the union
men have turned them down. 1t Is
stated. However. there has been IN
crease in the number Of men WILLING
re accept the offered wages and oper-
ate under non-union conditions. The
price offered by the Rosedale Naoi
Company Is 70 cents ton for mining
and so cents for loading. The MN
lmum wage for eisht-hOurs labor or
fcred Is $3.T6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
PLANE FALLS At
MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Gene Smith or this city, former lieu.
tenant in the United States army. and
Jacob Lawson OF Richmond. Va. were
badly shaken up but not injured yes
terday afternoon when n large plane IN
which :hcy worn flying fell in n pasture
field near Mt. Pleasant. Q. The flying
machine was wrecked.
Tho two flyers had started ont on 4
| n 600 mile ;-in yesterday morning from
FairmOnt. advertising for the Coca Corr
company. They went on to Columbus
for repairs for the machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer'
Charleston. W. Va. June Art
ic,es OF voluntary dissolution were
filed Yesterday in the office OF the
secretary of state by the Fred Coal
company and the Guyan. Big Ugly ana
Coal River and Big Ugly Railway CO
npany. both OF Huntington.
The Hart Brothers Machine comp
any, a West Virginia corporation, was
authorized 10 decrease its capltal
stock from $780, 900 to $4,000.
The Wilson Creamery company, OF
HUNTINGTON. was authorized to change
ii. name to the Wilson Ice Cream
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
INTEL INKLINCS
Nv. S. sTANroN)

Judging from recent statement
,aLa nv sergeant York that he prefers
\ home in heaven" to $1,000 per hisht
=, vaudeville we arc led 10 infer that
all high salaried vauderilitans are on
The road 70 perditiOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
COITRE REMOVED
r1lnt Lady rolls Of Reeults IN wen

Mrs. Geo DiCaire. 22il Lyman Street,
Flint. Michigan. says II you can't come
20 sec me-. write and | will tell how my
mech was reduced 5 inches and the relief
obtained from the use Of Sorbol-
IQuadruplc. a Colorless l!n!mcnt.
Sor the treatment and get names OF
other successful users at G. II. Griest 4
co. drug stores everywhere or write
Box 3jS. fredericksburg, Ohio.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Spring Poet-Allow me 70 submit
poem on Love Spring.
Editor-All right. int as 7 am very
busy Just now. please put n In the
waste basket yourself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Man who Shook Hands with lay
tayettc Is Dcad."--Healine. showing
the dangcr that turks In the handsAake
germ. He was only 100 years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

We note that dresses are ADVERTISED
n, hnIr rr.re by a local firm why not
There's only half a. much OF en- Rs
there used TO be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

The fisher the largest American mar
ten. Is becoming quite rare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

How To Make strawberry Jam In 10
Minutes" Headline We've seen traiilc
Jams on Market and 18th mad" In less
than half that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Both Husband and wife WIZ Run
For The Senate. "--Elcadltne one of
EN- II run t. cover before long-and 1t
won't bc the wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Not being able 10 separate Wheeling
ties from their coin by catering 10 their
thirst. Bridgeport seems I" he trying
70 make up for it in auto fines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

ton OF Charles J. Parsons TO be post
master at SabrNton. ". Va. in place IL
l.. IL Jones, resigned. IL has conhrnird
the nomination Of Mayo II. King 10 be
postmaster at GValwUUu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

James s. 1,akin. president OF the
state board OF control. and othre or
i.cials yesterday attended the com
mrnccmont exercises at West Virginia
Collegiate Institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
WASHINGTON
West Virginia New - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capita

= Washington. June AT the pension
bureau today an application for n PEN
sion increase was flled for Alex Melon
aid OF Walkers, by Congressman Wood
yard. lie reComme nded 10 the post"t-
'nCe department. the appointment OF
Mrs. Ethel Francis as postmaster -
'Poca, Putnam county. hen th:S NJ,
pointmeut IS formally made It VIII add
still another to the long list Of women
twho have been appointed poStmasteri
,upon the reComme udAtiOn OF the Fourth
district congressman. lie proudly Lays
claim TO the distinction OF having had
more women appointed postmasier9
Than any other mciuOcr OF the delcga-
ton
II was announced today at Congress
IMAM Reeds office that tho pension hu.
rcau had made an award OF $50 per
month 10 Mrs. Elizabeth SwISer or
lumbarport.
Congressman Wells Goodykoontz -
hack In his Office from n trip into his
district. Ee went TO deliver cunr-
nnencement address Al a school AZ Coat
wood. mining town located In Mellow
ELL county.
Applications vera Hled today by Sem
.ator Sutherland. aS follows. At the
state department, for passports for Miss
Laura Wyona Moore OF Charleston. wna
is going 10 travel in Great Britain ANA
on the continent: At the pension bureau.
for a pension for Jas. Reilly OF ElkinS;
at the Eetera MS bureau. FOR cOmpeusH =
ton for Ira J. Ashworth OF Nautes: at
the U. & bureau Of flsher.es, for 4 shtD-
inent OF bass TO Or \. =. Butt OF III
kins. with which to stock he Tygarts
Valley river IN Randolph county.
The senate has received the nomIna-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Hammer Throw To Re Eliminated"
-Headluc BE better TO practice the
rolling pin dodge" might land ono like
Mrs. JIGgs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

ChaS. +. Williams has peeh 'onHl'H-
stoned postmaster ~ Toll Gate. Hid
Stuart {. CatroE at Walls Creek. w. Va
Charles Frederick Edwards. the new
est novelty that West Virginia politics
has produced IN u couple OF decades
Ercezed into the capital from ms NOME
at Huntington quite early W edhcSaay
morning lie was accompanied by TOR
mcr Congressman James Anthon%
IIugEes. who is To manage the Edwards
campaign Tor the Republican nnin'HR.
ton TOR United States senator and 10y
tN-Sherifr Ira J. HarShhergcr OF 'ahell
county. political veteran OF many
Hard-fought battles. who Is also = mem
Der OF the Edwards cabinet.
Thirteen OF the 6S7 members 81 This
years tirst-class OF the United states
raval academy AZ ANNAPOLIS Md. VIII
be graduated tomorrow with star
rank. having obtained multiple OF \"
per cent or over IN >ch"'"siir ana pro
fessional branches for tho whole course
And one OF these star" mon IL n ma.
tive son Of West Virginia Leonard
Kaplan Of Weston. lie stands second
IN class honors.
Jerauld l.. Olmstead Of Iowa. leads
the class his multiple being T6@.5'
, kaplan is second with TGS ~.
There are six West virginia boys
among his years Sradmate$ They arr.
-
pelhert Str"th"r I"rnw"lI Of Ihiltpp'
Cornelius S;rihlinc Snodgrass OF Mar
tinShurg.
Wyndom Stokes Clark or Kyle.
David Evans Allen ut Huntington.
Carlisle Harry Thompson Of farkcrs-
burg.
There werc upwards ot 200 coal orc~-
ntors from West Virginia here to At
, tend the price conference called by SEQ
rotary Herbert Hoover, which met her"
"Wednesday. Former ConrresSmau ana
Mrs Edward Cooper Of Rramw"Hl. ar"
at the Raleigh hotel for a weeks stay
J. NJ Hoover and Miss Hoover are here"
from Webster Springs. Hon. {. Fr-1
Edwards candidate for the |. s. soma
tc-Ship nomination on the Republican
ticket in West Virginia. ACCOMPANIED
hv his MANAGER. former Con"rrssman
Jas A. Hughes and eN-ShcritH Ira }.
IarShberger Of Cahell county. are her"
the Washington hotel Albert + Nrh"l-
sick clerk In the office OF Federal Pro-
hlhitlon Director Chas II. Ahr"ns n
Wheeling Is payinG hIs hrst visit TO
the capital and enjoying the first Week
OF vacation trip to eastern cities ANT
resorts Arthur g. pavt0n Of Fhtl!Oui.
Ia. another prominent visitor. Samuel
r. Montgomery Of k.n"wood is nj tn
Nav Ehhrt Herbert M"nEert. member
clnnati Enquirer. a former ParkerShUr%
unwsnarer reporter. g here. accompan-
led by his sister and will motor on 10
New York before retrar,ng their jour
ney. He IS n brother OF W. l.. M"nCert.
manager OF the Huntington Herald
Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Bernie Hahn Won by Shade Head
line. Did they make the other guy
stand In tho SUM-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Lee OF. workmcn's compensation
commissioner, yesterday approved the
following awards in accident cases:
Eugene Clay. Fort Branch: died
from internal injuries received while
working for the Fort Branch Goa!
corporation: award Of go monthly to
his widow, Mrs. Memory Clay, OF
Fort Branch.
Frank Miller. Adrain; s. weekly for
ln2 weeks: injured in a fall OF Goa!
while employed by The Buckhannon
River Coal company.
Robert Mccain. Shepherdstown;
S5.3o weekly for 1872 weeks eye in.
iured while in the employ OF the Blair
Limestone company. MartInsburg.
Anthony Mason. Warrington; s12
weekly for 50 weeks; fingers amputit.
ated while working for the Monongah
Glass company.
William Jakey. Fairmont; S. weekly
for 80 weeks; fingers amputated while
employed by the Domestic Coke cor
pcration. Fairmont
G. F. Fisher, Wheeling; s6.72 weekly
for "a weeks: fingers ampuatate while
In the employ Of the Alderman Man.
ufaCturing company.
]. Fl. Roberts. Nicola: SS19 weekly
for co weeks; hand injured while
working for the Iluntly Lumber com.
pany. Nicola.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

What Makes Spirits So S!lly""-fdi
torial Caption To be Congenial company
for those who believe in them. we'd
say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Chas. +. Williams has been commits
sioned postmaster ~ Toll Eats Ii.d
Stuart {. CatroE at Walls Creek. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

TOT tNONc W no ptAIINo III NN'''' " I VI
say.
by 1910 II is predicted. not n chest
nut tree will survive east OF the Nils
sissippi. due to the chestnut trce blight.
But why worry" Our after dinner
speakers will. still be with us Intcll
Ed Bet this crack Will cost you some
subscribers.
Ode To Our City Manager.
In January twenty two
Our city chose "A council new.
Our council met, and did select
A man for whom all had respect.
This man they chose to rule our city.
Was doing fine. when. 60. tho pity?I
There came call from dawn tho State,
For road cornish, nj an early date.
So we must say farewell TO Dowlcr.
'Gainst whom we never heard a GROWER
Here's hoping we'll soon ind man.
Who'll follow Mr.. Dowler's plan.
And when we've put him on tho job.
We dare Sir Eph our town to rob.
Perhaps. 70 make quite Sure OF that.
Wen nare 10 choose q Democrat
Arizona republican., 1922-04-24

/, Sammy Jay, who, because they can
fly, have nothing to fear from Buster
and who always delight in making
other people uncomfortable, never let
chance go by to tell Buster and
everybody else within hearing what
| they thought of him. They delighted
in flying. about throught the Green
Forest until they found Buster Bear
and then from the safety of the tree
tops screaming at him:
Buster Bear is big and strong;
His teeth are big, his claws are
long;
In spite of these he runs away
And hides himself the liveiong
day!'
A dozen times a day Buster would
hear them screaming this. He would
grind his teeth and glare up at them,
but that was all he could do He
couldn't get at them. He just had to
stand it and do nothing. But when
impudent little Chatterer the Red
! Squirrel shouted the same thing from
place just out of reach in a big
pine tree Buster could stand it no
! longer. He gave a deep angry scowl
that made little shivers run over
Chatterer and then suddenly started
UP that tree after Chatterer. With a
frightened little shrek Chatterer
scampered to the top Of the tree. He
hadn't known that Buster could
climb. But Buster is a splendid
| climber, especially when the tree is
| big and stout as this one was, and
now he went up after Chatterer,
growing angrily.
How Chatterer did wish that he had
kept his tongue stillf He ran to the
very top of the tree. so frightened
that his teeth chattered. and when he
| looked down and saw those great
teeth coming nearer and nearer he
nearly tumbled down with terror The
worst of it was there wasn't another
tree near enough for him to jump
| to. He was in trouble this time,
Chatterer, sure enough! And there
was no one to help himi
Arizona republican., 1922-04-24
Little Stories For Bedtime
BUSTER BEAR is A FALLEN
LEPN
eY THORNTON w. BURGESS

A 1allen hero is one to whom every
one has looked up as very brave and
then proves to be less brave than he
was supposed to be. That was the
way with Buster Bear. When Little
doe Otter had told all the little people
Of the Green Forest and the Green
Meadows how Farmer Browns boy
had been afraid at the very sight of
one OF Buster Bears big footprints
they had at once made hero of Bus
ter. at least some of them had You
see they thought that if Farmer
Browns boy was afraid of Buster,
why. of course, Buster couldn't be
afraid of Farmer Browns boy. And
as this was the first time, the very
first time, that they had ever known
any one who lives in the Green Forest
to make Farmer Browns boy run
away, they looked on Buster Bear
with a great deal of respect and were
very proud of him. Some of them
took great pains to tell him so and
they were glad that he had come to
live in the Green Forest.
But now they had, seen Buster Bear
and Farmer Browns boy meet face
to face, and while ii is true that
Farmer Browns boy had run away as
fast as ever he could, it was also true
that Buster Bear had done the same
thing. He had run even faster than
Farmer Browns boy and had hidden
Arizona republican., 1922-04-24

Continued from Our Last Issue
The district attorney looked over
at Rafe. Il suppose we gotta"
Rafe came flatly to the point. "How
about gettin' rid of Tip O'Gorman?''
Lessee what Sam Larder and
Crafty say" the district attorney of
fered uneasily.
'.No, not them, either of 'enl." Rafe
declared firmly. They're friends OF
Tips
Rafe brought his open palm down
on his knee with a crack like pis-
tol shot. Il got it," cried Rafe. Il
got it! Well get three of 'em at
one lick.
wen get Simon and that foreman
of his drunk. Wen sick the pair of
e mon Tip O'Gorman. Thell put the
kibosh on Tip. and the word will be
passed for the sheriff. He will go
to make the arrest and they'll plug
him. Being drunk. they'll be des-
perate and won't care what they do"
CHAPTER XII
Spring was in the air, but winter
still held sway in the heart Of Billy
Wingo. He had not been able to
make up his difference with Hazel
Walton, or rather she had not made
up her difference with him.
Came a night of heavy rain and
wind. Billy Winso. q. lamp on the
table at his elbow, was reading a
Denver newspaper. A sudden gust
drove a spatter Of. rain across the
windows. There was a soft thump
followed by a sliding sound against
the outside door Some. one uttered
in a woman's voice muffled wall.
Billy went at once to the door and
lifted the latch. There was some
thing lying on the doorstep and sill,
something that moved a. little. Billy
let the door fly open. The sones
thing was apparently woman In
distress. Billy bent down, endeavor.
ing to slip his hands under her
Arizona republican., 1922-04-24

! shoulders. Billy bent little lower
and-Smash!
He's coming out of it." a voice
was saying. Il saw his eyelids
flicker"
Billy kept his eyes shut, although
he was now completely conscious
He believed he knew the owners Of
/ those three voices. Sam Larder,
| Felix Craft and Tip O'Gorman. He
| opened his eyes. Yes, he was right.
There they We're. the three OF them.
But it was daylight, and a day of
sunshine too. And the last thing he
remembered was a night of wind
and rain.
''Glad to see you're coming round, =
said Tip O'Gorman. How you feel
pretty good ?"
Pretty good d-consldering," replied
Bill. Where am I and how did /
get here?"
You're in my house, said Sam
Larder. you were = uh-brought
here
who was the woman?" inquired
Billy.
Il was the woman replied Craft
demurely.
THAT was one on me. But I'm
still wonderin'. You fellers went to
lot of trouble to carry me clear out
here. l suppose you fellers think
you'll be able to get Dan Sli1e off by
kidnapin' me-
About Dan Slike we don't care
three whoops in hell" replied Tip.
Il didn't really think you did" said
Billy frankly, "but knowing how you
and Tuclsleton-"
NO. no, BILL interrupted Tip
hastily, don't go fussin' about Rafe.
Our business is with you. Here we
are. Here's you"
"Bill, you left your office in Golden
Bar last night, and took your rifle
with you and both your guns" re-
sumed Tip. You went to the stable
and saddled your red-and- white pinto
and rode out of town.
Several people saw you, saw you
so plainly that they could swear to
your identity on the witness stand"
That's good. Con. Tippy, old set
tier. You've got to where me and
my gallant steed are a-slSullling in
the underbrush with half the town
watching US like lynxes. What did
Arizona republican., 1922-04-24

| A7l<A- AS4AOC A$Ah
able to swear to your clothes and
/ your horse and your guns. One of
| your guns has a brass guard That
gun specially will be remembered
Look here. fellow citizens, who is
going to take my part in this stage
hold-up?" asked Billy.
L will.' said Craft modestly. 'I
rode your pinto out of town last
night. and / think | made a good i'm
preston. And / have more than a
! sneaking idea I.can get away with
the hold-up."
Don't doubt it, said Billy. Don't
doubt it for a minute. you've got
nerve enough. l know that, and were
about of q size. I--uh--I thought
there was something familiar about
that vest you're wearing. And are
those my other pants you have on?"
They are, and your coat and hat
are hanging on a hook in the
kitchen
Il see amt gonna get a chance
for my alley a-tall. Who'll arrest me
my own deputies?" asked Billy.
mo, We'll do that. Here's the
story: Your horse gave out and Sam
caught you trying TO rustic pony
out of his corral. Sam threw down
on you, held you up and when we.
Sam, Craft and I, understand
searched you. we found on you a
couple of pocketbooks and Jerry
Ferns watch. Jerry's driving the
STAGE
when am ! going to be arrested
for rustling, one of Sans horses?"
Soon after Craft gets back from
robblng the. stage.
Billy rolled over on his stomach,