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New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

Then his women laid hold on the Toss of Paradise and carried him into the depths Of the cool old house and there was much running of feet and swift orders and the stir of defi hands in the kitchen, while a white cloth was laid on a little table in the | living room, for they must needs feed him at once and bring him a basin of water and a fresh towel. Belle opened the collar of his shirt with her own hands and brushed the hair from his forehead and her soft voice was busy with the doirgs of their little world all the while.
 While the master ate with q hearty zest they told him all that had happened in his absence, ever to the raid of the Flying Y and the driving of the eighty fat steers into the Blind Trail Hills, of the dunn mics that had guarded the pass, and of the slow rage of the cattlemen against the Black Rustler.
 John Hannon listened attentivcly. "Boyce Clendenning's at the head of things" said Belle. ''and what that man undertakes he'll we'll nigh put through. I've met him, John--he was here one day-and ] hold with you concerning him. He's 8 real man an1 no mistake"
 Yes" said Val, humorously, its a mighty good thing you're home, dad I had to hold her to keep her from following him off. She almost fell in love with Boyce''
 Why. you story teller" cried Belle, indignantly under her own laughter. John. don't listen to this young upstart. But you know what you have always told me of this boy of his strength and earnestness. And I think you are right He is strong and he is very determined. 1 saw that about this Black Rustler affair You mark my words that if the Rustler ever hits this country again. Boyce Clendenning will get him."
 John lannon's dark eyes dropped to the white table before him and neither woman saw or felt the sud- den flame of fire that fiared in them. It was momentary flash of mad ex-
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

women have been true to you They've watched the trails at dawn and dusk-they've fairly ached to sec your face, sometimes"
 With one of the rare, the very rare caresses that passed between them John Hannon bent and kissed his daughters cheek. Then he turned to the riders who came cumping in along the stone flags, shaking hands and demanding news of the ranch.
 To Jose, who came quietly reach- ing for Lightning's rein, he gave a pointed look and a sharp word of direction. It was needed, for the beautiful gelding stood in the dusk with hanging head and dull eyes, his erstwhile sleek coat caked with dust and cut by trickling sweat. His slim legs trembled with fatigue, his nos trils shook with the heavy breaths that rattled in his sides.
 Great Pete. John.'' said Perly wonderingly, but you've put tn red boy through. Tn Black Rustler been chasn' you9'
 The boss laughed and ran a hand through his thick gray hair, while he tossed his heavy hat away.
 Not exactly but I was in a hurry to get home. Been gone long enough -eh, Belle, my girl?"
 "Oh, John." said Belle, and the word was eloquent.
 An as I sai <. once before,' he con tinued, there's somethin' by-ordi- nary in that Lightnin horse. I'd stake lot on him if l was bein chased, for he's got the wind an tn stayin stuff of tn Redstar himself, if not the speed. I'd stake lot on hi TT, v
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

citement, such as sometimes show. in the eyes of q drunkard or n luna. tic. If John Hannon wanted the Black Rustler caught for any req. son, personal or general, he might have felt the portent of the woman's speech. have seen the vision of its | fulfillment.
 In Santa Leandra there was be- ginning to stir hidden speech. When next the Boss of Paradise rode in to town he heard bit of it, yelled and covered, but to range man entirely understandable. It felt The pulse of every cattleman, and it felt John lannon's and was satisfied.
 I'm with the movement" he said steadily, his. keen eyes giving back glance for glance to those who spoke.
 Dyke Allison was in that day and he listened with grim frown, for his right arm still hung useless.
 I'd have t see it first" he told Sanchez later, I'm still believin' in magic"
 Brakeman. big. burly, blond and thick with money, heard the remark and his eyes twinkled.
 Yes" he said genially, S"John does seem t have it. that's d fact. An yet, you know, tn Black Rustler struck Paradise at last an when he did he hit it hard, magic or no magic, for that there Redstar horse was lannon's one best bet.'
 If he rides said Dyke, stubborn ly, 'I'll believe--a little-an' not till then"
 And Brideman's deep guffaw filled the narrow street as he slapped the speaker on the back with huge and hairy hand.
 Well" he said, I guess it don't matter much to tn man from Para disc whether any one beiieves-in magic--or not"
 Lola Sanchez passed that moment with glance of her black eyes for every man in sight and Brakeman looked after her, his bearded face alert.
 That girl O yours, Sanchez" he said insolently is magic. all right"
 The Mexican shifted on his feet and reached for paper to roll a .igaret. His thin brown face. intel-
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

At Paradise the talk of the stir. ring among the Fanehers was daily diet reriy. loauaelons and open eyed. gathered all he could from riders on the range and mashed il all over Of nights in the lee Of the bunk house where the cowboys lounged and smoked
 The boss heard and listened. and his eyes toek stock Of every man in his outfit,
 Then Royce clendenning rode over again. brought Belle some more hooks. accepted the new ones her
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
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 The nerves and the blood are so intimately, so yitally, connected that the condition ofoneis bound 10 affect the condition of the other. If the blood Is laden with impurities, il ls impossible to have strong, steady nerves.
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 Men and women who take Fruit. a.tiyes" for some form of nervous. ness-because they cannot eat or sleep or work or enjoy life-say that this f1ui, medicine s simply marvellous in its action
 5oc. a box, 6 for g. 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A-TIYES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
REGIN HERE TO-DAY

JOHN HANAnA, wealthy fanef owner his blind wife, BELLE. and their beautiful daughter, NAis litf happily together in lannon's wonder fnl home, Paradise, Redslaf. king ol the Red Brood af horses, disappears from Paradise,
 FATHER HlLLAIRE, in charge ot The Mission, introduces Val ta his friend NEi.AAFRIE from the Border ilRIcE clEAnEAAlNG, sultor Of Val and fatores by her parents. de, elares he will head the ride Of eatr tlemen 10 run 10 earth Fustlefs who may have stolen ReastaF,
 Val decides she will accompany them hut is persuaded not 10 hy TOM PRESTON. foreman of Paradise and close friend of Val,
 Nelanifie visits Father Hillaire and eonfesses his love for val.
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Fine" said nrlsten, gripping the outstretehed hand, fine as silk, Glad you're back, though, John"
 With 2 long sweep of his huge arm John Hann0n caught his daughs ter and brought her in against him on the other side,
 Val, contained as himself, hut smiling with deep joy, laid her soft fingers over his hig hand and gripped il hard. The long dark eyes she turned nn 10 him were his own 10 The last sweep Of lash, the last erinkle that attended them in laugh. ter.
 "lt's heen q long time. old man." she said affeetienately, and your
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

husband had brought her In his sad, dlehass in exchange. and talked iene and earnestly with the faneher They sat out in the patio and speke alone together, for Val was out on nasnlight anf Belle had due regard for the masters dignity ia heavy matters. The plans for catching and hanging a man. be he ever so black and guilty. were not things for woman's ears to her way Of think ing-and she regretted Kal's eagerr ness to see them eansummated,
 tconlinued in Next issuel,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
She's Most Popular Model

Anne uaFtere, Cleveland. Is known as the most sought after model in New feFk-and the highest salaried one, too, Her services are much in de. gland among illustrators, She's been on many magazine eeyers-eyer see hers
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
The Stirring Talk

John Hannon came back to Para disc. In the gold and crimson light wash of a summers dusk they heard the far, faint sound of horses hoofs, and Belle whose hearing was marvel ously acute, caught it first.
 She rose from chair in the shad- ed patio and held out a hand for silence.
 .'Hush." she said, and Val and Friston, who were talking, became quiet. Perlys cigaret trailed off his under lip as he listened,s for they all acknowledged Belle's superior cars.
 Tt" she strained her every faculty for a tense second, then her face seemed to break in thousand places to let her spirit flash out--"it's Lightning's stride." she cried, 1t John!"
 And it was John-John Hannon Tn the flesh, who rode straight 10 the patio and. swinging stiffly from ms saddle, caught her to his breast. lie neither looked at nor spoke to any ether for a time-he held this Wom- an whom he loved upon his heart and said no word to any. Between these two none were needed.
 But Belle's hands trembled on ms shoulders and her transfigured face was white as milk. She clung against him with all her strength and the breath futtered on her lips with ecstacy. And presently the hoss swung her around in the bend
 l,rlI q the foreman.
 "Well.'' he said pleasantly, now everything"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

ligent and quiet. changed subtly. He had never forgotten that day of high play at Hunnewell's when Brakeman had invited the girl in against his command.
 "Yes. Senor." he said, "she is. Bit ter magic. Some day she will stir up trouble for some one"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
GO oN WITH Tur STORY

so-he looked into Val Hannon'i eyes. and his own blue ones said, q love you" with every glance. while lis lips spoke tri1es and laughing tests,
 At last he rose and took his leave and the two in the garden watched him go.
 As he swung from the gate Val's eyes begged mntely You will come baek?" and he hesltated-then flashed T will"
 Father Hillaire stood in the gate and sadness sat upon him like n gar ment. and the girl touched him twice before heturned
 What is 1t, father?" she ascked anxiously. But he shook his head again.
 Nothing that I can speak of," he said.
 And all the way home to Paradise she troubled over the vague speech what time she could take from the glowing dreams that people the high Heavens and c1yered the world with light.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
a DAYsI.; slneeramente.


En- la muy amplia sala de esta ca
sa de campo, al ccmpds de una or ii
questa de violines, flautas guita,
rras, unos invitados amigos de losl
due1os de la casa, bailan y Sc estru
jan, en- 10 insoportable de una noche
LENA de calor, de tristeza para al
guien y de pesadilla para varios...
Ell gran foco que lama su luz a 10
extenso de la llanura marca wi dcrro, ]
tero entire las sonfbras en- las cuaIes
los arboles simulan fantdsticas figu- /
ras que la Imagination calenturienta
agranda. En- el c0modo balloon de es
ia casa de campo, hay dos mecedoras /
que nos ofrecen tranquilidad y un po- /
co de sosiego en esta hora dulce lie
amorosas confidencias,
Dayssi, la espiritual criatura de ne
gros cabellos, de negros oios y de pen I
samientos negros, en- 10 tetgico del re-
cuerdo, me invita- que pasemos esi
tas tristes horas de scledad espiritual II
bajo el ala benefactora de este cor |
pulento mangual, que mete. suss ramas /
balloon adentro, llenando este rincon- /
cito die frescura envidiable y de una {
calma sedante para las almas tristes
Ell la opuleAcia de la fiesta.
;Que misterio es este que rije las
allhas, induciendolas a las tristezas, !
precisamente cuando todos Sc divier-,
ten? Es la pregunta que hago es-l {
ia gentilfsima criatura, de fines la
bios, de fina alma, de exquisite trato..t
Ella, abstrafda en- 10 absolute del,
recuerlo, me resp0nde con Id yaga reflse
miniscencia de aquel que sielte en- loEt
profundo de su coraZ0n, el dardo aiin |
atropellante de IN ingFata diosa queI
parte ell Glen pedaZos la ventura hui /
mana. La intluzco con mis- frases a / {
la historic que debe haber en- su vida, I
vida que a mi me parece LENA de los &
perfumes de las rosas del placer, 0 de
la esencia de las azucenas del recuer-I s
do dulee, grat0, in0lvidable. Y, Days l
81, como arraneando de su alma uni I
pedazo de su vida, me empieza con-
tar... stt q
listed, YicsKola a,y pqcde, csdl que acSsolI1 {
no sepa de estasledSas. tIsESdeA Pqs
hembres tieiien i'm fnodo distfnto del
sker lii ss1aa, Que no piseae b
con nosotros- ell espiritu. del lleaabHe; EN-
$50 del alidlisisI de plnsp aaAoKasaS Sbpa-
sianes.lJ Nosotras lasrHmjerHs poGlenros {
camprender; pertectamente: due en- I'M .
eoraz6n ,no,ocabe l:iiadai1m4s fqueuaSaf (
amopIy ustadesaloSa ahpmbresp ppsanprtH- J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-25
PIT OIL OGIAS
Flores sin Perfumes

, den que ell un cOraz6n pueden ami
larse todos los arnorfos que phedan
presentarse ell la vida inqilieta que Sc
ileva. YO opino que en- un coraz0n,
no debe entrar NADIA mas que un amor
Il primer amer, que fue perfume pa
ra nuestra alma, que fu6 fuigor de es-
trella en- nuestro corazon, que fuG en-
cantamfento en- la vida de amor de
ntlestra vida. Nuestro coraz6n es CO.
mo una flor; mace en- capullo Y feliz
aquel que pueda recoger los prime
ros perfumes de esos p6talos aiin ce-
rralos a la Garcia de la brisa que pa
sa llevando en- sus vuelos ~todos los
acentos de la amorosidad mas sublime
de los mundos. j."
"Yo df mi amor un hombre. A
dn solo hombre, que fu6 mi vida toda,
que fue mi Illusion dnica sobre ell mum
do. En- las tardes llenas de azul tro-
pical, tendfamos nuestros idilios, Y di-
ficulto que haya idilios mas bellos,
mi mas gratos, nj mas .dulces, que aque-
los idilios nuestros gozados Ell la pom
pa magestuosa de la divina soledad
de la campina. bajo el arrullo de las
aves y de nuestros corazones.
4 "Un dfa, aqu6l que habfa jurado
an1arme, parti6 sin decirme adonde
iba,. y aiin lie espero en- la soledad de
mi vida. Al resplandor de las estre-
Has me paso las noches y, el rocfo que
cuaja sobre el p6talo de las flores re-
frescandolas tambien cuaja en- mis- ca
bellos, huinedece mi craneo, pero ba-
10 ese frescor no puede nacer la tran
squilfdad que etoca mi .pobre alma TO-
TIA en- mil: peaazos ppr la ingratftud. de
un solo hombre. Esto, podrfa indu-
cirme a odiar todos los honbres !:
no los cdios porque no tienen unOs la
culpa de los otros, pOrque adn creo
en- la inocencia de aquel que me en-
seii6 las doradas subIimes rutas, las
floridas y perfumadas sendas, del en-
sueno, de la dicha, del martirio, CO.
mo son las luminosas rutas del pla-
t6nico amor..."
j Pobrecita Dayssi! Til llevas en- tu
alma 4unaef f1orL sin Sperfumes Ell ave
19ue Az S''S sp'' ''i9psTegatFAipos para efl
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

lots. included in said proposed dis.
triet is now on file with the Count,
Commissioners OF Twin Falls County
for examination by any and all par.
ties interested.
That all OF said lands are situated
in Twin Falls County. and are more
particularly described in said peti.
ton. and that the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Twin Falls County
have set the goth day OF September
1928. al 10 O'Clock a. m. of said date
al the Court House in the City OF
Twin Falls. County of Twin Falls
State OF Idaho. as the time and place
for final hearing OF said board upon
said petition.
Dated this 25th day OF August
1928.
c. c. sIGGINS.
Clerk OF the Board OF County Com
missioners of Twin Falls County
Idaho.
BY JOHN F. HANSEN.
Deputy.
In the Matter OF Complaint Regard
ing NOxl0us Weeds
In this matter. complaint OF nox-
AtNn NtAAN AeAN H1NA AAAt
Clerk was requested 10 write J. W.
Feeler, RI ?. Bull. Idaho, notifying
him OF the penalty OF neglect in this
matter
There being no further business TO
come before the Board At this time.
recess was taken subject 10 the call
of the Chairman.
J. ID. BARNHART. Chairman.
ATTEST: c. Q. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. %, 1923.
10 a. m. Regular July Session.
The Board convened al this time
pursuant 10 call OF the chairmaS.
Present all members and the Clerk.
In the Matter OF Further Considera-
ton of Insurance ON County Prop
erty.
In this matter, said meeting was
called for the purpose of comforting
with Mr.. Larson OF the Home Insur-
ance company of New York in regard
to revising system OF insurance used
by the county in insuring county
property.
Many points discussed pro and con.
and the Board finally takes the mat
ter under further consideration for
Ihe purpose OF adopting or rejecting
4 form of policy introduced by Mr..
Larson.
II was further suggested that the
Clerk write each agent having poll
lies on County Property. notifying
hem OF the proposed change.
N the Matter OF Complaint OF Al
Page, regarding Delinquent Taxes.
In this matter. comes Al Page and
makes verbal complaint that penal
les on delinquent taxes on property
'wned by him to the amount OF $780,
% have been Illegally collected.
The Board. under the advice OF the
'ounty Attorney, find the matter be-
ond its jurisdiction. and therefore |
ismiss the complaint.
n the Matter OF Arrangements for |
Paying Premiums at. the County |
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

Fair.
In this matter, comes j. NJ. Markell.
secretary OF the County Fair associa-
ton, and represents to the Board that
some arrangements should be made
whereby premiums on exhibits could
be paid as soon as declared. instead
of waiting for the auditing by the
Board OF such awards. The Board
takes the matter under Amusement.
and a recess was taken subject 10 the
call OF the Chairman.
j. ID. BARNHART. Chairman.
ATTEST: C. c. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Sept. /. 1928. 10
a. m. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO call OF the Chairman.
Present all members and the Clerk
In the Matter OF Revising System OF
Insurance on County Property.
In this matter. In order TO make all
insurance policies on county property
uniform. an agreement was entered
into with X. +. Boiler, 10 make an
inspection and appraisement of all
such property as required by the
rules of the Underwriters. and TO
make such inspection and appraise-
ment as soon as possible
There being no further business 10
come before the Board at this time. a
recess was taken until 10 a. m. Sept.
4th.
J. ID. BARNHART, Chairman.
ATTEST: C. c. SIGGINS. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Sept. 4. 1923. 10
a. m. Regular July Session.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04
MACHINERY

Jenkins stacker 35 feet, in good shape, 2
Jenkins buclSrakes, Deering mower, McCor-
mick binder, Monitor grain drill two-sec-
ton harrows leveler Brow wooden corruga-
tor grow wooden corrugator Grow steel
wheeled corugator, walking spud digger or
shaker, 1-row spud hitler, 16-inch No. 2,
California Good-enough sullSy pillow, 14-inch
two-way Moline pillow, Ia Weber wagon
and box, extra wagon box, hay rack.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

Three sets work harness, 2 sets single har-
ness, Ford car, touring body, and lot Of
other small tools too numerous to mention.
Also $50 tons alfalfa hay in stack which sell
Ter reserves the right to sell before date of
sale. Six acres good corn.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

Black and white COW, years old, gives gal
Ions milk, will be fresh May 25th
Black and white COW, years old, gives gal
Ions milk, will be fresh May 29th
Black cow, years old, gives gallons milk,
will be fresh December goth
Black and white cow, years old, gives gal
Ions milk, will be fresh June LIST
Roam COW, years Old gives 2 gallons milk,
will be fresh January 10th
Red COW, years old, gives 2 gallons milk,
will be fresh January goth
Brown COW, 6 years old
Red cow, years old, with calf at side
Brindle cow, years old
Red COW, years old
Red cow, 3 years old, with calf at side
Black and white cow 3 years old, with calf at
side
2-year old Shorthorn bull
6 Heifers, coming 2 years old
5 Heifers, coming year old
2 Steers, long yearlngs
4 Sucking calves
Red Shorthorn registered cow, calf at side
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04
HOGS 60 HEAD

Sow and pigs, SOW and pigs, SOW and 8
pigs, SOW and pigs, SOW and 2 pigs, SOW to
farrow February LIST, SOW to farrow Deem
Der 25th SOW to falrow February 10th.
Thirty shoats, weighing 80 to 100 lbs.
each.
Male hog (and fine one) II years old.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04
professional
Dirrrtnrg


Physician and Surgeon
Res. Phone ~. Office Phone IL
Office Hours-l0 a. m TO IL a. m.
p. m. TO 5 p. m.
Reybroco Roof Garden Bldg. Filler
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04
HORSES Is HEAD

Bay mare, II years old, weight 1000 lbs.
Bay mare, 8 years old, weight 400 lbs.
Bay mare, years old, weight 1900 lbs.
Bay horse, years old, weight 1900 lbs.
Solrel mare, years old, weight 400 lbs.
Brown mare, 3 years DID, weight 1900 lbs.
Team brown horses, and years old, each
weighing 1900 lbs.
Bay mare mule, years old, weight 1900 lbs.
Sorel saddle mare 8 years old, weight 100
lbs.
Saddle horse, smooth mouth, weight about
900 lbs
Two-year old horse colt
Sucking mare colt
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

The Board convened at this time
pursuant to recess. Present all mem
bers and the Clerk.
In the Matter OF Request TO Assist
in the Inspection OF Bees.
In this Matter. comes a delegation
of Bee Keepers from the Filler
neighborhood headed by II. p. Har-
per. and requests the Board TO assist
in the inspection OF bees and In the
eradication OF Foul Brood
After thorough discussion OF the
matter it, was decided to grant the
sum OF $500 for such purpose. pay
able to MIR. Harper. on satisfactory
showing that such inspection has
been properly made.
Whereupon the Board proceeded 10
the examination OF claims for Mo-
Tiers Pensions and having complet-
ed such examination warrants were
ordered drawn in the following
amounts.
MOTHERS PENSIONS
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-04

Anderson. Mrs. Fannie c.. pen
sion .............-......-.-..s $500
Abel. Mrs. j. NJ. pension ....... 5000
Anderson. Mrs. A. L., pension $500
Baird. Mrs. Emma, pension. 1900
Brehe. Mrs. Bernice. pension 5000
Carson. Mrs, Retta. pension 1900
Chaplin, Mrs. Carrie. pension 1000
Cleveland. Mary. pension ....--.... 1900
Denton, Mrs. Flora. PENSION, 1000
Durham. Anna Beulah, pension 5000
Divine, Mrs. T.. pension ..-.... 1890
Ellis, Mrs. J. H.. pension ... 1900
CONTINUED on page 81