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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-12

Judge and Mrs. w s.. Mere
dith left this afternoon for Clarks-
burg and from there viii go to
Huntington on Monday 70 attend
the Republican state convention
to convene there on Tuesday.
Miss Bess Brown has returned
from Morgantown, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and sMrs.5C. S..Roblnson and
son Thomas have gone to Little
Hooking, Ohio. for a visit with 70.
lat1ves.
MI. and MRS. G. 6. Robb and
daughter, Miss Anna Estelle. are
motoring today to Deer Park for q
weekend ffstt-
Clyde Hennen of Frostburg. Md,
is q visitor in this city for the week
end.
Miss Mildred Rtttenhouse has re.
turned from a visit Of ten days at
Sutton. 5@
Mr.. and Mrs. Heroerr Klug and
son Herbert of Asphalt. Pa, are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Lou Keener,
at theirhome IN Oliver avenue.
Miss Margaret Marshall returned
yesterday from an extended visit at
Freedonia, Ny.
John Fisher of Washington, DC,
and Albert Noble Of Nashville,
MEM, spent several days this
week as the guest Of Tom Fisher
at Westwood, the summer camp OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish
er, or the Valley River.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cole and
son George have occupied their
new bungalow on Chicago street,
which was recently completed.
They had been residing with C. w.
Evans on Fairmont avenue. Miss
Elizabeth Evans Of Grafton has
come here to reside with her bro
Their. Mr.. Evans, and her niece,
Miss Sarah Evans.
Mrs. Roy Manley and children
are guests of the formers par:
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. p Rex, at
Downs.
John NJ. Wolfe has returned to
Philadelphia after a visit here.
His wife and daughter remained
here for a longer visit with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. w S..
Haym ond.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tldwell at their home on.
East Park avenue Wednesday.
The mother was formerly Miss
Mary Gilbart OF this city.
Charles ". Critchfeld. vice
president Of the Domestic Coke
Corporation. Fairrnont. and Mrs.
Critchfdd. left on Friday for an
auto trip to Washington, D. c.
Miss Mary Burns4of Terra Alta.
and Miss Margaret Crystal Of
Davis, who attended the ont
State Normal summer school, re-
turned yesterday to their homes.
Mrs. H. H. Hoagland of New
Castle, Pa, is the guest Of her
parents. MI and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Richie.
Frank Coegle Of Norgantown
avenue left yesterday for Balti-
more. where he will enter Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bowman
and family are visiting relatives at
Toledo, Ohio
Mrs. Patience Murphy of
C~1arksburg, who attended the
summer term of the Fairmon ont
State Normal School. left yester-
day for Oakland. Nd, where she
will visit, previous to going to-
Charleston where she will be pri-
mary supervisor at the Dunbar
School in that city Mrs. Murphy
formerly resided here, when her
husband, F. NJ. Murphy, was asso-
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River
guests went % #sthe camp8inS@the
early afternoon and enjoyed
swimming and boating until 6
O'Clock when a sumptuous dinner.
was served, following which dane
ing was enjoyed for several hours.
The porch and trees about the
bungalow were hung with Ja-
panese lanterns, and the porch
Etractivelys decorated in fall flow
gers. The guest list included
Miss Maxine jenkins, Jane Cum
n~inghan. RosemaryWa tson. Vir-
ginia Peddicord, Elizabeth Nc
MILAN, Mary Mason Helmick,
Martha Dickerson, Mary Bryant,
Sarah Rock, Margaret Ann Yost,
Mary 10 Conway. Laura Stag
gers. Mary Borgess. Martha John
ston, Marjorie LeMasters, Doris
Jenkins, Messrs. Henry Thompson,
Gordon Rosenmerkle, Eugene
Watkins, Ralph Watkins, Robert
Morris, John Talbot, James
Hutchinson, Norman Mumford,
Howard Borgess., Van Mar Alt
man, Sam 1seman,s Jr., Earl
Sample, Ernest Robson, Emmett
Showalter, Jr.IDavid Parsons, Al
bert Cassell, Sylyanus Watkins,
Frank Jamison.
TO shepherdstown
Miss Katherine BeltZhoover, sup
ervisor OF music in the Fairmont
StateA Normal School, is leaving
Monday for her home at Shepherd
town. Va, where she will spend
several weeks.
GwaMTa.lgEaFSEa II ~ eH Il g. y $500. -.=E
Camping Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yost and
daughter, Miss Katherine, and Mr..
Miss Alma kopp, left yesterday on
the South Branch OF the Potomac.
They will camp. FOR two weeks. eds
Alma Kopp had been spending the
pal Camp with the Kowaunkamish
Ito.Nann Camp fire Circle, of
which she is a member.
To Lewisburg.
Mrs. w. N. Fisher left last even
ing for Washington, D.. c.. She
will be Joined there today by her
son, Herbert Fisher, and her SON
in-law, Earl McWhorter, and they
will motor to Lewisburg, the home
of the latter, in a new Cadillac
phaeton recently purchased. Mrs.
Fisher will visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. McWhorter, and Mr.. Nc
Whorter. Herbert Fisher is To-
Gated for the summer rear Lewis
burg
Give Party
Miss Faris Ogden and Miss
Blanche Murray Delightfully."- en-
'tertaIned a mum Der OF their
friends on Thursday evening at
their home at 521O CASTOR avenue.
The rooms were ~tastefully dec
Grated in garden flowers. and deli
.cious refreshments Were served.
The guests present were Mrs.
Phillips and daughter, Miss
Claudia, and the Misses Anna
Hoover, Ora Ash, Lulu Snider.
Ruby Hamilton, Lucy Barr, Mamie
MahaHey and Rose Pirens and the
Messrs. James Ford, Israel Col
den, George Barber, Frank Dele
gatti, H Coen, Fred Sullivan,
George 'Machan, Ray Wood and
Eugene Ogden.
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ation}for the big homeeoming..sAug-
5usts n
s At Antioch
The@Vvo1f patrol, Boy Scouts,.has.
been camping on the Tygart5 River
Tor nearly two weeks. TheEcampsis
situated near Antioch. The troops
accompanied by o. c. Tenant,
scoutmaster, and E. J. Toothman,
drill master. They viii return to
F,airviews tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, N. Y.,Aug- IL
Augusta Busch, St. Louis brewer,
who recently started a controversy
with his charges that the govern
ment while seeking to enforce
prohibition on land openly permit
ted the sale of liquors on shipping
board boats, returned from
Europe yesterday, claiming to
have ample frst-hand evidence of
his charges
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@REturnTHoFn0
Mr. Mrs. O..S sToothmani
f~recently returned from q auto
mobile trip to various points,
whichincluded aayisit with Mrs.
anc Mrs B. T. Toothman at
Toothman and daughters accom-
panied the motorists home for a
weeks visit.
Typhoid Fever
Mamie, little daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. William K1sner, has
been suffering from a mild attack
Of pythoid fever.
Personals
Mrs. Goldie Shaver and two
children of Washington. D. CT.
are guests of the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hale.
for an extended visit. The young
er child in the family has been
quite i'll for the past few days but
is improved at this time
Mrs. Thomas Hart of Eorsan-t
town has returned home after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Emma higgins.
Miss Pearl Hearn has returned
from a recent visit with relatives
at Murray.
u. G. Thompson IS having a
new furnace Installed in the
! basement.
"A force OF men are at work get
ting the local p%ostoffice in shape
for the coming winter They are
making repairs on the plumbing
II. B. FitzhuH spent a few
days Of this week as the guest 81
his daughter, Mrs. j. H. Harris
of RivesvilIe
Mrs. Dave Jarret and children
and Mrs. Jece Wright we're
guests OF the latter's da~1hter,
Mrs. Grace Rennie Of FaInont
Thursday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Higgins and
children have returned from =
visit with the latter,s father. s.
x. Hill of Clarksbur~: =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Q are
| guests OF the latter's-parents, MT.
| and Mrs. T.. D. Davis. who reside
near, here. .@$
MYRTLE Eminger has returnedsto
her home at Warrington after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Carl Brown has returned
| to her home in Fairmont after q
visit with her mother, Mrs
Bertha Sypult.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson
have returned to their home,at
Morgantown after a visit with MT.
| and Mrs J. E. Wilhelm.
Ward Kinney, who moved from
; here to- a farm near Pennington
some time ago, visited friends
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nuter #
Wahoo, w. Va, are guests Of
their daughter. Mrs. Rose Mar
tin.
Il. w. Brose of C1arkspurg was
looking after business interests
here yesterday.
w. t. Vincent, who has just re-
covered from the effects of an
automobile accident. is suffering
this week with a severe attack of
facial neuralgia.
The Miss Marie, Blanche and
Helen Bennett returned home to-,
day from an extended visit with
relatives at Akron, Ohio. !$
Noah Huffman OF Winding Gulf,
Md, is spnding a few days at the,
home Of his uncle. David Huff
man.
Miss Mildred Rittenhouse, who
as been spending a ten days va
cation with Mrs. Emma Marley
and Mrs. Rebecca Kuhn near Sui
ton, w. Va. returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Eta Kendrick- who has
been spending some time at Low
esville, W.. Va. returned home
yesterday accompanied by her
little grandson, William Kendrick
and Lloyd Vincent
The Rev. w. a. Lo-ni is the
guest Of his brother, N u. Lowe
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ri 1s,,,a m viii, with
Mrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ark N. J!,Fiss thasgnestbEaher4
terg Mrs. E.$F.&HendersonSsatAher
CAM nnSfhe Va1eysRtysASr
Mrs Arthur FsgCasselI5whoSaHa
a surgical patfent atsCoohEHoaf11FH
ta1. was $taken3to her%sunnmgyS
camp, Dew DropE1nnssgyestardays
Her nurse, Miss MaxonssasdsSsyFsttssS
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GAS RANGES

You put your bakin0dfsetiyintS
the cold Direct Act5ousoyen.SSYops
do not Light tho buEn9mt1 fhetbae:S
ing IL In beeausoEtho oyensheafs5ats
most Observation-Disclosures
saving of tima md KassassEheIelsnos
do thio with Observation-Disclosures
Of the open ovenconsEuGanns5Mt
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hsve to be heated bc6orstf5s sycl 81
ready for the baiiaa>
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MOTTO BE sNEEzED At
FRIEND: You ought to pc So
aet this cool weather.
Hay.Feverlst: fta TO-
rneexed at, I'll say
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The Lorain oyen2HeatRegulahor
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It systematically keeps
any one of - different tempenhifesv
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MI. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Hite and
daughters, the Misses Lucille,
Helen and Eleanor, have returned
from, an automobile tripto Wash.
$ington, D. c., and the Valley OF
En- route home they
strapped at the. ..Trough"in Hamp-
Shire County, where they camped
s}orEiten days. Miss Lucille H1te
Teturned previous to the trip from
8Lincoln, Neb., where she was on
an axtended visit with her sister,
Harry x. Granger.
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ation7 forathe Biz 1hn omeeoming..SAllug
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y8 Given Surprise,
FRANK White of Bellview avenue.
was given a delightful surprise
evening when a number of
sthasstudentssa at the summer school
M the F.afrmont- State Normal
Wantsto8h his home and spent the
SayaninEs James and music fea-.
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All persons Interested in the up
keep OF the ST Johns Church. at
Basnettsville have been cordially In
sy1ted to be present at 9soclock
to meeta a. com
lmittee to aid In cleaningap the
.church,sgrounds and the church
The Seleanupis in3pepars
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Up-River Party.
The party given last evening
by Guerin Johnston at Lynnwood,
the summer camp. of his father.
w. E. johnson, on the Valley
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55s8@s MlBibie Class E~nter1aIHcu .I
M and Mrs. Carl Riggs and MI:
81 Mrs.-H. III. Rose entertained
ne members of the Winona Bible
rIass yesterday at their summer
camp at.Colfax. The party, forty
aight In number, motored to the
camp, where they spent several
hours with water sports, and later
in the evening enjoyed a Bible les
son taught by Mr. Rose, the class
leader. "A delightful picnic supper
was served during the evening
Those who furnished cars for the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs Ed.
thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman
meming, Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Ian
am, Mr.. and Mrs Carl Riggs and
sMr. and Mrs. =. Moore.
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To Shepherdstown
Miss Katherine BeltZhoover, sup
ervisor of music in the Fairmont
StateA Normal School, is leaving
Monday for her home at Shepherd
town. Va, where she will spend
several weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-31
'KEYPORT R. A. HONORED;
ELECTION FOR THE YEAR

KEYPORT, Jan. 31.-Coronal
Council, No. 1856, Royal Arcanum's
famous degree team has been noti-
fed that ~ of all the various de-
gree teams of the state of New Jer-
sey it has been seIected to confer
the ritualistic work on a class of
two hundred OF more candidates
which will be received in the various
ord srS of the state at Newark in
Eagle Hal on March 3. when Ken
drick Night will be observed by Ar
canumites all over the state of New
Jersey. Grand Regent James Ken
drick will be rendered the highest
honors at ;.is time possible to con-
fer on a grand officer.
Many intel esting events are book
ed in Arcanum circles beginning
with February Z, when supervising
deputy grand regent. Louis Stultz,
and his staff and grand officer. A. A.
Philo, will visit Long Branch coun-
Gil. Eeeput Stultz t.. install the newly
elected officers of that council and
Grand Orator John Scribe will be
present.
On February 10 Coast City council
Of Asbury Park will be visited by
Deputy Stuitz and A. A. Philo, ac-
companied by CorCrarS famous de-
gree team which will confer the rit-
ual upon a class OF candidates. Co
ronal's degree team works differently
than n other degree team in the
state using The prize ritual number
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one.
on February 10. the same officers
will visit Netuchen council and the
degree team will accompany them
and initiate q class of ten candidates.
On February "a Grand Vice Re-
gent GreneIi l.. Knox will visit Coz
ronal council. CoronaPs degree eam
includes tae following:
A. \. Phi!o, captain; George ~
Hyer, regent: Edmund T. Tucker.
vice regent: John S. Stout. past re-
gent, Robert Rothwell, orator; Louis
Stul,z. Jr chaplain; William New
man. guide Roland G. Dey, war
den; substitutes Benjamin Elys
Richard Cot gan, William Newman.
Al the inatallation of officers for
Coronal councils ensuing year. Dep
uty John henson and staff of Perth
. Annoy, were the installing officers,
and the following officers elected res
Gently v'erc installed:
Regent, ROLAND e. Dey; vice re-
gent Bcnja;nin Ely. orator, William
Newman: sitting past regent, John
S. Stout; Sc Rotary a, A. Philo; Col
lectcr, George S. Hyer; treasurer
Robert Rothwell; chaplain, Richard
Coogan: Guide. Ernest Dunhams
warden William Cowan: sentry. 4.
V. Leonard trustee, A. c. Huston:
! orgaGiet sire Huntington.
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eri Don't you darei" she warned.
The words choked in her tense
throat.
Shorty continued to back away.
You're excited, Miss. You'll be
sorry you talked this away to me-"
he said with unctuous virtue. Then
he turned and went straddling down
the walk.
Quickly Dave gave directions to
his friend. Duck back into the
restaurant, Bob. Get a pocketful of
dry rice from the Chink. Trail those
birds to their nest and find where
they roost. Scatter rice behind you,
and I'll drift along later. First off. l
got to stay and talk with Miss
Joyce"
A moment later Hart was in the
restaurant communicating rice and
Sanders was lifting his dusty hat Il
the young woman in the buggy.
IF 1 can help you any, Miss
Joyce" he said.
Beneath dark and delicate brows
she frowned at him. who are your
Dave Sanders my name is. ]
reckon you never heard tell of me
| punch cows for yore father"
Her luminous. hazel-brown eyes
steadied in his, read the honesty o.
his simple, boyish heart.
You heard what 1 said to that
MANI"
Part of it," 2
'Well, it's true. l know it is, but
1 can't prove it."
How do you know it ?"
"Steelman's men have been watch
ing Il house. This man Shorty
was one"
ANY special reason for the feud
to break out right now?"
Father was going to prove up on
a claim this week-the one tina
takes in the Tularosa wate~-holes.
Don't you think maybe they're try
J ing to keep him from proving up?''
"Maybeso. When did you see him
last?"
Her lip trembled. Might before
last. After supper he started for the
Cattleman's club. but he never got
there
Looks like some of Brad Steel
mans smooth work. admitted Dave.
IF he could work yore father to
sign a REIMBURSEMENT"
Fire fiickered in her eye. He'd
ought to know Dad better"
whats more, it wouldn't be their
play to iniure him, but to force a
REIMBURSEMENT" continued Dave.
That's true. You believe that
don't you?" joyce cried eagerly.
"That man who JUS passed is my
friend" he told her. Hes trailin'
that duck Shorty. Like as not Wei
find out what's stirrin'.'
I'm go with YOU the girl said
vivid lips parted in anticipation.
mo, you go home. Soon as l find
out anything I'll let you know"
You'll come, no matter what
time o. night it is she pleaded.
YES" he promised.
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tried to look in, but they got cur
tains drawn"
They made a wide circuit and APP
preached the house from the rear.
Dave crept forward and tried the
door. 1t was locked. The window
w:s latched and the blind lowered.
How about the roof?" asked
Hart.
Dawes eyes lit.
whats the matter with tekin' a
whirl at it?" his partner continued.
You're tophand with a rope"
suits me fine"
The rope snaked forward and up,
settled gracefully over the chimney
Dave slipped off his high-heeled
boots and went up hand ov, hand.
In another moment he was huddled
against the chimney waiting for his
companion.
AS soon as Hart joined him he
pulled up the rope and wound II
round the chimney.
Dave moved down the roof to the
nearest dormer.
1t was a easement window, and at
the touch of the hand it gave way.
The heart of the c~owpuncher beat
fast with excitement. In Il "Nadowy
darkness of that room death might
be lurking. its hand already III
stretched toward him. He peered in,
| accustoming his eyes to the black
ness. A prickling of the skin ran
| over him. For he knew that. though
| he could not yet make out the OBJ
| iects inside the room, his face must
be like a framed portrait to anybody
there. :,
Dave eased himself over the sill
and waited for a moment while No
listened. the revolver in his hand. IL
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This had already occurred to Dave
as a possibility. ANY proof?" he
asked quietly.
"L-plenty. Three-four times VIC
u trail of five horses. Two of the
five are bein' ridden. My Four-Bits
boss has got a broken front hoof
So has one of the five
"Movin' fast, r they?"
you're dam whistlin'. They're
hivin' off for parts unknown. Malap.
first off, looks like. They got friends
there"
"Steelman and his outfit will pro.
tect them while they hunt cover apd
make a getaway"
"He was probably lynn. You cant
tell. Point is, we've got to get busy
My notion is we'd better make d
bee-line for Malapi right away
proposed Bob.
We'll travel all night. No use
wastin' any more time"
Within an hour they were on the
road.
In the late afternoon they rode
back to the trail through a draw,
the ponies wading fetlock deep in
| yellow, red, blue and purple flowers
The mountains across the valley
looked in the dry heat as though
made of papier-mache.
CHAPTER V
The two ID Bar Lazy X punchers
ate supper at Delmonico's. The
restaurant was owned by Wong
Chung. A Cantonese celestial did
the cooking and another waited on
table. The price of a meal was
twenty-five cents, regardless of what
one ordered.
Dave helped himself to bread
from a plate stacked high with thick
slices. He buttered it and began to
eat. Hart did the same. Just about
to attack a second slice, Dave stop
ped to stare at his companion. Hart
alert intentness. Dave turned his
head. Two men. leaving the res
taurant. were paying the cashier.
The men were George Doble and
a cowpuncher known as Shorty, a
broad, heavy-set little mar who
worked for Bradley Steelman. own
err of the Rocking Horse Ranch.
They paid their bill and passed
into the street. Immediately the
sound of a clear, high voice arrested
their attention. 1t vibrated indigna-
ton and dread.
what have YOU done with my
Hitler CAME SlldTDiE 10 llltIl OI
the wings of the soft night wind.
A young woman was speaking,
She was in a buggy and was talking
to two men on the sidewalk-the
two men who had preceded the
range-riders out of the restaurant.
"Why. Miss, we amt done a thing
to him-nothin' a-tall." The man
Shorty was speaking. and in n tone
of honeyed Cancellation.
"That's a lie" The voice of the
girl broke for an instant to sob. "Do
YOU think / don't know you're Brad
Steelman's handy man. that you do
his meanness for him VIXEN he snaps
his fingers?"
us yore paw missin'? I'm right
sorry to hear that" the ccwpuncher
countered with a irony. His
glance followed Doble, whip was
moving slowly down the street.
The girls face. white and shining
in the moonlight, leaned out of the
buggy toward the ~retreating vague
70. Don't you dare hurt my faith
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-31
EOrEy,s HAS NEVER FAILED

January is n bad month for influ-
enza. la grippe and bronchial trou-
bles. 1t is unwise to neglect the
slightest cough OF cold. Foley's
Honey and Tar gives prompt relief,
gets right at the trouble. covers
raw inflamed surfaces with a heal
ing coating. clears the air passages.
eases stuffy breathing and permits
sound. refreshing. health building
sleep. Mrs. f. A. Gibson. 1547 Col
lege Ave. Racine. Wis, writes:
"Folay's has never failed in giving
immediate relief and l am never
without it, Sold everywhere
Adv.
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BEGIN HERE ID

lN DG<NHIN IEshhG lODEAl
DAVE SANDERS. youthful range
rider with the ID Bar Lazy r out
fit, is fooled into matching the
speed of his pet pony, Chiquito,
against that of a rae horse own
ed by
AID MILLER, a gambler. Miller
and his confederate,
GEORGE DOBLE. the latter a half
brother of
DUG DOBLE. the ranch foreman,
win heavily from the cowboys
when Chiquito is beaten. After
the race George Doble picks a
quarrel with
BOB HART, Dawes pal. Dave in
terferes and is attacl.sd by Miller.
Dug Doble separates them.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
Whats eatin' you, Sanders?" he
demanded CURLY.
He ripped me with his spurs"
Miller said sullenly. That's how
come 1 had to urn him loose"
Dave looked down at the mans
legs. His trousers were torn TO
shreds. Blood trickled down the
lacerated calves where the spurs
had roweled the flesh cruelty. No
wonder Miller had suddenly lost in
terest in the fight.
The two gamblers packed their
race-horse, saddled, and rode away
without word to n of the range
riders.
CHAPTER "
The next morning Dave roped his
mount and rode out to meet Chi
quito. The pinto was an a%ristocrat
in his way. He preferred to choose
his company, was a little disdainful
of the acowpony that had no accom-
plishments. Usually he grazed a
short distance from the remuda, to-
gether with one of Bob Harris
string.
Dawes whistle brought no nicker
OF joy. no thud of hoofs g%alloping
out Of the darkness to him. No
answer came to his calls. At a
eanter he cut across the plain to
Bob Hart.
Found 'em?" shouted Dave when
he was close enough to be heard.
mo, and we won't-not this side
of Malapi. Those scalawags didn't
make camp last night. They KEEP
travelin'. If you ask me, they're
movin' yet, and they've got our
broncs with EN-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-31
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. b C. Demarest is the guest
of friends in RiN erton.
Mrs. +. r. Gridley has returned
from New York where she was the
guest of hor sister during the past
week.
Miss Victoria 81 own and her class
mate, Miss Phillips, from Miss
Boards school a Orange. were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Brown.
Nj. anG Mrs. A. NJ. Crowell and
Miss Edith Crowell OF Perth Amboy,
were tie guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
NJ. Crowel1. SUNDAY