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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-24
Suggestions.

If, when you make your aprons for
the kitchen, nursery, or sewing room
You choose 4 pattern which makes
width at the top and bottom Cat the
| belt and hem), you will have two
aprons from the same material The
upper part wears thin muchc sooner
than the lower part. When this oc
ours. rip the hem out and reverse the
apron, putting the hemmed part into
the belt and hemmng the part that
was in the belt Think Of this when
you cut your next aprons.
Did you get a lot Of pretty colored
handkerchefs for Christmas One girl,
thinking such gifts too pretty for or
dinary use, is wearing a few of them
as vests, with her suit and sweaters.
Maybe you have dainty collars that
match the colors of the "hankys." "
Try the combination.
Before opening a cocoanut always
place it in an oven "A few minutes.
The warmth makes opening cOmpara-
lively easy,
In opening hard shell clans pour
boiling water over them. Allow TO
stand two or three minutes, when the
shell will open easily.
Linen is far more absorbitive than
cotton, therefore it dries dishes more
satisfactory. Moreover. the minute fl
bers being more loosely held together
gives up dirt, especially grease, much
more readily.
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rI.ATs-ruBNIsHED

TWO UNFURNlSHED i'roow h,.,,
apartments to adults, 1888 .
Price reasonable Osage 7fb0.
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SITUATIONS w,NrEp-MNLE

ENpIblENCEu rHf.uHu.ug aud repair
man desires connection with furniture
company; have salta ability. Address
sua-I. World
ENuEHUNtEn accountant capsbls hon.
est reliable, can furnish best references
Phone oeagc 7.at-J.
ENrENfENtEb Etcuoprapbcr. secretary
Uud correspondent desires responsible
poaltinn with future, can furnish bond
Hnd reftrrrccs NOS-J, care World.
HOokkEEpER and office man desirts
position. Cedar l's,.R.
CARR ENTER -GonotaI rouaIrinE, remod-
clinr. etc. ns0rc 2TlR-R,
EXPERIENCED posting machine or long.
hand boOkkCopcr uud Office man wants
work, OsNgo .O09-J, Lewis
ENGiNtEk CNp.ucurcd aud rcllablo.
wants work: no objection TO leaving
city Can furnish best uf references.
Address Iil-J care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

FOR SALE-iIlrhcst grade. carefully
matched living.r room set Stichley furri.
turH. very mellow finish, in good
condition, one table, one table lamp, ono
0sira large rocker. one smaller rocker.
one brown rug. one large picture and one
bookcase Cor china clusat. Also. wicker
furniture iu fair condition. one round
table. one davenport one rocker, one
reading chair Also many small articles.
baby cab and mahogany hall tree.
Ih1ue ussgo C5i5. 50 y, yorktown Av.
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Employment


HEIP WANTED--MALE 81
A TRUNK moved qulok 90 cents and UP
Osage 6ig7. Murphy Messenger &
baggage CO.. 2ib ~ Fif,h.
BNRBER WANTED for Saturday. A2o y,
peor si ---~
BACHEIORs ATTENTION
Suits refined. shirt sleeves shortened. woTK
guaranteed. 2lsA s, hain, Osage 26sJ-J
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FinaneiaI
nU4INrss OprORTI NiriEs

HOME COOKING dining room doing
Tsttling business, daily receipts flo0. To
Ees 10 20 buy. Have o look. stewart
Sales co., SOC Robinson Hldr
HAVE Just listsd boat cigar and news
rtaui in Tulsa. SOME terms. price
reasonable business and location Cant
ls boat See a.. stewart Sales Co, 500
Robinson 1Iflr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

FOR sALi;-sauitaty cot. new. felt mat.
'rrss hNr drgm cover and pillow.
fle Oa1Re t1lpJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

FOR sAtE- Walnut dL..bng room set; "a
uuEtuv halt chair; marble pedestal New
Method rance, Medal Kitchen table
IlIa0u rhonoEfaph, hall scat. ironing
board cedar chest; audlrons. iceboN
1905 N NrWpuft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

FOR SALE Furniture. including gas
fangc.l good rofrigerator. two Holmes
beds and one sanitary couch.
including good springs, mattresses
pillows and quilts dining room
Eu.ly, living room table ana chairs.
dressers and rocking chairs, and three
pas st0vcs.NAll priced to sell. CaiI Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

ECCENTRIC. French gray, special FIN
ian Edison phouograph, slightly used :
viii sacrifice n sold AZ oncei new
thock protector. new coliapsiDle baby
play yard. cedar a7t5-J
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tuHNlTJRE n sale. cash or terms. or
viii take Ford car. house Tor rent. one
side pays the tcnt.l close IN. Cedar
$50. Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

n JLtrsIzE, whito iron bed With springs
aui mattress. 500 oak Hoosier Kitchen
tsLlngt. $50 1924 Lcwis place.
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Employment


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/ TWO gYu6r mau rfut "ufh, can do amy.
i..1r lH"H. ',1lf l.la.
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H'I NL'" I "fN W. g. NuIr
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"NI'I" 'NH
/ NNtIII IHHtInu uH s4lrUHpn. ntY,sry
'.''r '|.t.l
J WE'LL educated 1oHus u,n ~ yosfs old.
NN.-- H.H" iH .f Iu'HH.f desires Hug
t..l ~ "...r rH'. hu.. rnro tuY"I
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t ..f u.,t i' ,.,i. ',, T.,.. ,...
u.I vUl hr v..re fn n.rrpt lowest aal
.'," hH..g',' "fi.'' practice here Coll
NNN mni pea. rtpnriougrd
'".Ml '"' f'9.ia "iiirr
. ,,.,.
, ".. .nI's,e. years
r,si .r.l5 ....a ..p. .fln,a fi,,.,gs
600 l.a,is. uImif..u.. excellent char
HnN .rlnF- ''h
YbI $500 u#I...I fHHU r..n rll NOW tII.
p.uyUi. h.eI0s change. beet collector Co.
-irt,rIn>. w,~rrn-rru,it A
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q. 'N.l'IIN ln good hute' ~ ,.nnf',h
,...
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'''.'''' young may '-' W
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/ ~ =. ''Il'', .i, s.'nnHiaphrr, wants
s.,." ZOO h'"''"' "''''' "o'N.
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uaa.tlan three ysafs' espofisne.. notary
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,It..r. "a, f,rni.h IrS1,src,s pbtr.
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flN pItN,II IrAL nurse call cedar 70g.
'iiF references
ElUNr.CIAHs HtguustAphrr drslres pnsl.
ton can OHugc 1891
ron -pu-,tarf,,,I.- ,.,,r.I,I, call ,,.,i,. jsa
,.iy references
.NIHAb OFFICE vort. can opCTnte
g,gp E,i,..Fc.,,,,. ,,,,i ,,.,.i, ,,,-t-. MOOT
iI4n Iu rGrI.t'.p f,r.lv fTr Tor ',rt
asIt.H
mon SCHOOL rraduHto d,slre. ifipn
uH T.. - N. operator or general office
work. eau cedar 1850
IAT#ElNY dom. by hand tnuVh drV Gur
per dozen. phono Cedar Ig5i.J. small
pIoros Tee poo dozen.
LAUNDRY. rough dry Coo per dozen
called for aud delivered. Usage 7lGi
PRACTICAL. NURSE wauta nurllng Oh
rotrlcaI casos Preferred. Mrs' MiIuihrop
1Hhrn .hp.
piNtTu'NL nurslnR. tpynlldy and obstst-
rlyal uaHca by middle AGED lady. beat
~ rofrfruges Mrs Nlnnlo FIsher 500
Mrs B. HEiNtCuEN. licensed attendant
uu|Hr. ma D. NuatsU pipCr Cedar 30
I,,.t1,,,,f- 49, -,.,I.- ,,,...,, - -.
~ ~ 80 ~ ssg' a, f''"''"'"N VI '''P-
wv ~ Ems '-- ~;
POSITION ny refined hooltkrcpoi ste
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CALL J ~ HAWKINS Usage f5f 20 buv
your furniture, We pay good prices tor
rood furniturei also exchange for new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

LIBRARY table and two upholstered
leather rockers for sale! one kitchen
cabinet. very reasonable. Call Usage
s"4t-H
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Personal Properly

FOR sAbE--whlte enamel e5s --.-
good condition, also baby lar-.g.'
Usage J2l7 X.
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PRINTING ANn sTN1I0NrW
IAilonING AM rRrsslNo

FASHION tailor rtutter southeast ror.
ner Second ana Main, upstairs, Osage
6OlO, now showing new fall patterns.
cleaning altering teutting,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

WA.IIu ..Inu tg ,furrIsu.,i SULLIVAN
IHn fur wHn hrd pIp1 ru'. Hos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

For sALE-PIayer riano roll cabinet AMI
r0'lsi IN good condition. Cal' Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

tfbihpt w ll.i LOWS plac'..
FOR sALE--Large gas heater and reed
baby carriage 1907 = Carson.
FOR sALE--G0od coal stove cheap. Usage
5f2J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

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. WAN 40. I.t.f.H,.1 rumu.u 18TH Hf
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HTLr WANTED-FEMAII 10
ATTENTION -IBdI,s. t,,uIlf4I gsfri,rt. o.
aubHtp Of vunHorfui rticaa .ruiss
t.IbIrp Isrbarrr sl.t. g Main. Ds,rs
afsa.i
An OrpORTUNITY wanted no roeunaiftict
model al moderate cost "tu Istyp
usago 5s1t
tst.Dt.uf.y -i,-ty- g.. a., ,.,.i i.......i
Z - 1890 u'
ODD. '' ''''''' ''''' '' "''''
''''-' .....
fn3H NENl ,nfn9,nisll"d mudern 'ory.
HOMIE WORKERS sara mouDg in their
homes Hmuio room no Roberts uIde
corner sirth uui Maiu
sIrNuGttAruFus-A.i ,tsnarfspF,rs
400 aIwuyn u prraf demand r'nJu.
Rtcs frum out sfruorrnphIe department
nro Al tteuuEfnuhvra, They ruu write
uuh t''l HuHri ih1nd accurately nni
iaridiN Tn'aa iwriu,sa College. 1921
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elo o.. =. Msin. ...-
va 49,. ,,uu,e .",3''u ,ll i.t ',nN
AZ lna'''"' N'"' ''''''"'''' ''-
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w., ~ ,,.,',..t '," t'' .H Haa,,I M'ln
''.' ''..i' w .. '''' '''''' 'i''
NANlEb- Eooi woman pastry cook
.,l ~ p''"""' "'' N''N' ''i'' ''a H'
''.''
MAhrEbHsN WadrlH fur fashion show.
no aud is siFp. Auply sunday between
ana .. u. Tulsa ltutel. coli tur Mr
IuuL
WANTED Fluy thousand ladies ta send
their tHk ana orEnniio dresses to
tv,''n'''a Fl''e' reasonable cedar
Il,
10 ~ 'gns W"in,h 70 ,h',t ran,
lnh Hehnul tnf hut',a' nh'y ihnse ni
AMY s,pettp,.vIcnt of Nuts.s Sfni.u
u1sptfsl
a, ,.,.'.,.,, ...s-., J--.,
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s,d,L s,dn,"LI,'",S,sa,t ,,a,t 'lI,', ,rI ,,i "0t spid'.
a.ln'''d' olo .. Mem st. i""''Na toE-
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NNNll,b Nhlln kfl ~ care Tor BABY
"l" "' h"u.'" Won" ''H'r 'll IL.
WANrED-fl'co for wnrldnE couple to
t,WH "u" 'Ni' '"h,u on i ls.i .-"%,u % n"nl.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

NtIII lHHtInu uH sllaUHpn. ltY,sry
..D 'ihD. "h.I0sHIn uf I,IHIl call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21

IIn,,srIlnIn nnnns

GALL Osago gs.0--S0 trouble TO call and
gI.o rsiimatcH on ronQv8tink maj
trosaes Tulsa Mattress 60.
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4 VERY nicely furnished groom aye IN
ment. adjoining bath. no children
=, Frisco. Usage AG0S-R.
ANY ONE acquainted with Jake honp ',.t
desires renting furnished HPa''
call Usage 27i9.
APARTMENT three rooms. gronnI ',l..'
completely furnished, gas, Wa' To-, "a
tric lights; good transportation a'-N
rage. l2o y, Mahells.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
House Want Advertised Fo Sae For Rent Among
Your Stock of Faith

Everyone takes frequent glmpscs into the future
through one Of two field glasses faith or fear The doers
winners obe believe in what they want Sec There's
something of the gutter in who can't anything
good ahead
Your faithful present will build your successful future
but fears of what's to be will destroy your power
troll the present.
Believe your plans good until you find them faulty.
Believe in the possibilities of other men, And when
YOU re forced to give up of your beliefs find
and bigger ones to take their places.
Faith doesn't demand mraces-but it often accom-
plishes themi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11

5000, 900
All proposals must be accompanied by
THE. Mayor and Council of Wilmington,
.or two CD per centum of the amount of
bonds for which bid is submitted, same
to be forfeited in case the successful bid
der or bidders fail TO accept aud settle
for bonds awarded them at City Treas
urers Office, Wilmington. Delaware, at or
before Y o'clock noon on the fifteenth day
of November, a. ID. 1922 with accrued
interest from November /, A. ID. 1922
All proposals must be enclosed in Sealed
envelope. addressed to Samuel j. White,
City Treasurer, Wilmington, tDclaware.
and marked Proposal for sinking Fund
Loan"
The genuineness of the signatures OF
the officials signing said bonds ana of the
seal impressed thereon will he certified
Trust Company Of New York City and
the opinion of Reed. Doughcrty 4 Hoyt
Of New York City. that the bonds are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11
II. C. MAHAFFY. JR.
Clerk T. 5. District Court.
District of Delaware.
Del September IN 1922

NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
For the District of Delaware
JOHN l.. WESrHONEN. HARRY BALD
WIN, FRED T.. RfSLEY, JOHN ID
RAUTH, JAY X. BROWN, J. WEST
POWELL. ECHARDT :. TALBOTT.
Com niainanfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-11

STOP THAT L4EAk--Kepair your roof
with BArrett's EverlAstic roofing In rolls
or cement form. We sell or apply.
= G. Williams 4 Bros. Co, Third aud
Tatnall streets. Phone 3S4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

self. scratched ~ his fur then hersu
"a steal ,le~n the limh lie had lons
wny "a g. befare dark Hunting vas
eeitinT poer IN rhis part Il The Woods
lie believed he woald wander down
toward HadF"n's camp and look fer
cruyesh m the water A ceyote =
usasily listed among the larger fsrest
creatures. but early though tho hour
VAS early. thar IA for hunters 70 he
eui--he was stalking a fawn IN =
covert
Al iae hunts were progressing n
mouSly when thsrc came curious IN
ierrup'ian. II was . peculiar ere~l.
cutie lew a. FIRST, II lasted Iona
time. then Died away There vas ~
opposition 90 u. The forest creatures
had paused IN their tracks AZ lss ar~
no'e. and now they sto,sl a. N ths
winter he'd come down upon them SUD
denly end frosen them solld An ths
other sounds u the forrest the little
whispering noises % sliding bodies
and fufiering feet and perhaps
blrts eall In shrub were suddenl,
sillled There Was = moment -
hreathlcss suspense Then lhe sound
commenced again.
Il was louder this time II rose ana
gathered volume until n was alno~s
roar Il carried ihnngh the silences
IN great waves n sound Ana IA u
was sense u reslstless power. 10
creature IN the foresi but What knew
this fact.
The Gray King" enc could lmagine
them saying among themselves The
effect was instantaneous The little
nccoon halted IN hls descent then
crept out 90 the end ~ llmh The
coyote an instant before crawling
with ho,iv close 10 the earth. whipped
about a. u he had some strange Kind
Of clrcular spring inside of hlm. Ile
snared once IA the general direction
% the Gray King. 1hcn he lowered
his head and skulked on deeper into
the coyerfs
The hlacktall deer the gray wolf
even the stately Tawny one. stretched
IN grace m his lair. wakencd from
sleep. The langnnr died quickly IN
the iaifer's ewes, leaving only feat.
These wcre drawer than the Little
People They waited untll the thlck
brush, not far distant from where the
hull ELK slept, began 20 break down
and part before On enormous gray
body
No louger would an observer think
of the Elk as The forest monarch tie
was hni a prctendnr. after an The
real king had Just Weakened from bis
afternoon nap and WAS starting forth
20 hunt
~. L. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

or truth perceive that Cod il no
ralaeots % persons. hut IL avcry "a
lson he That fearpth bun. and work ath
righteousness a. accepted wlth him
Acts lei % Go
uop's THOUGHTS a know the
thoughts lbnt think toward yoa.
saith lhc lord ihusshls 81 peaee. ana
no, ot evil and Va shall SEEK
me. aud find mc. when 80 ahall search
far M with ail your heart ierImah
90 it.ia
COP RULES wI11us 4 viii pu,
my Spirit within. you. and esn,s yoa
to valk lu ms slaluiea. and yo shah
kera nay iudrmont and DO them.
Apd 80 shall dwell IN tho land thst
pna % your falhers and 70 shall 10
.mY pcopIo ana elli ta your C;od
Egaltl asssiEs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30
CHAPTER KIN

Miles farther than Llnda's cabin.
clear hcyond the end of the trail that
Duncan took. past even the hlghes,
ridge of Trnil's End and IN the region
where the little rivers that run into
the Umpqua have their starting place.
IL q, certain land ~ Used % BE. II
isn't land % the Present Time NJ all.
II Il place that has never grown old.
When man passes 'he last outpost
~ Civilization, and the shadows ~ the
unhiuken woods drpp over lim he Il
likely 70 forget that the ycar = nine
teen hundred and twenty. and that
the day before yesterday be had seen
an alrplane passing over his house
The world seems go have kicked or
rs fhousand.ihousand years ns a
warm man uf night kicks OF covers:
and nll things are bust as they used
70 be- u IS the Young World--a
world ~ beasts rather than men. a
world wherc The hand = man has not
ye' been felt
on this particular early September
day. the age-old drama ~ The wilder.
ness sas IN progress. II WIS q drama
~ untamed passions md bloodshed.
strife aud carnage ami Inst and rap
Inc and II didn't. unfortunately. have
particularly happy ending The
players we're beasts. Dot men The
only human being anywhere IN tle
near vicinity was the old frapper.
Hudson. following down his trap Hre
IN the creek marFin On ihe WY 10
his camp II is true that two other
men. With a rather astounding SINH
iariiy II purpose. were ~ present com.
Ing down two Il the long trails that
led 20 the region. bur as yet the
drum was hidden from their eyes.
one of The two was Bruce. coming
from I4nin's cabin. One was Dave
Turner. approaching from the direc.
tion ~ the Ross estates Turner was
much the nearer. Curiously. both Lad
business with the trapper Hudson.
The action Of the play was calm ~
frst Mostly the fores, creatures
were sfill Ia their afternoon sleep.
The does ard their little spotted
favns were sleeping. the bsckfail
deer had not Jet sought the Aeding
grounds On The ridges. The cougar
yawned N HIS lair. the wolf dozed IN
his cover. even the poison people lay
Ike long shadows on the hot rocks
An old raecoon wakened from bis
place on high limb. stret'hed him.
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Ills voice was cold end hard whea
DC spoke.
Then you aud l are no relation
whatever"
"Nane-
"Ru We frh; the same nght now =
"lcs Undl we both wln-or both
die
Before Ne could speak again. a
strange answer came cut of tie dark.
ness. Not two Of you.a croakinx
"ld voice told him. II rose. shrlll and
cracked. FINN the shadows beyond
the nre. They turned. and the moon.
light showed bent old figure hob
bling toward them.
Il was old Flmlra. her cane tapping
along IN front az her and something
that caught the moonlight lay in the
hollow of her left arm. Her eyes SIN
glowed under the grlzrled brows.
Not two. hu, three" she corrected
In the hollow voice az amounted
years In the magic Of the moonlight
It seemed quite fitting to both of them
that she should have come. She was
one of the triumylrafe; they wondered
why they had not missed her before.
II WAS farther than she had walked
In years, but her spirit had kept her
up.
She put the glittering object that
she carried into Rrnee's hands. II
was a riile--a repeating hrcechloader
of famous make and model Of
thirty years before II was such
rifle as lives In legend. with sights as
fre as a razor edge and an accuracy
as great as light itself Loving hands
had polished il and kept It Ia perfect
condition
Matthew Folrer's rine." the old
uoman explained. "for Matthew Fol.
gers son"
And that Is how Bruce Folrer re-
turned 70 the land of his hlrfh--as
most mon DO unless death cheats
them hrst-and how he made pact
20 pay old debts OF death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-30

co~siehf ~ l.1Hs Brown. end CO
the ieAel. cleared lands ~ the MiaIe
West. Tie reason Is simply that the
wild life Is practically gone from
sAese places. But a few places remaln
Z IN America WHORE the reign ~ the
Wild creNtunes. during the might hours
Al least IL still supreme. And Trails
End Is one Of them.
Rruce dressed slowly. lie wouldnt
waken the two women that slepf in
the next room. he thought lie cren,
slowly cut into the gray dawn. lie
made straight for the great pine that
stood short distance from the house
For reasons unknown 20 him. the nine
had come often into his dreams. lie
had thought that its ll'ahs rubbed 10.
geiher and made wo'ds-hat ~ the
words themselves le had hardly
caught tho meaning, There was some
high message in them. however, and
the dream had left him with a vague
curiosity an unexplainahle desire 10
sAe the forest monarch IN the day.
light
lie found 10 his delight that the
tree WIS even more impressive IN the
vivid morning light than IL had been
a. night lie was constantly aWed
by the size ~ IL. lie guessed IFS cir
cumference as about twenty. ave feet
The great lower limbs were them
selves Ike massive tree trunks Its
Top surpassed by nifty feet any pine
IN the vicinity
lie felt sfilled and calmed such
was lls influence. And he turned with
start when he saw Linda in the door.
unv
I've been talking 10 the plne-all
The morning" he told her.
"Bu, Il won't talk TO YOU" she an.
swercd. IT talks only 10 the stars