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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS
RMERlFF~s SALE

Notice In hereby given that by
virtue Of . certain writ OF execu-
ton issued out Of the office of the
clerk Of the District Court OF the
Twelfth Judicial district OF tho
State Of Colorado. sitting In and
for the County Of Rio Grande. and
to me directed. whereby l am COM
mandsd to make the sum Of Two
Thousand and Fifty-four and 2s-io0
Dollars (e1O6A.36) debt and costs
Of suit Ia the sum Of Fourteen Dol
lars (ei%.00D. besides interest and
costs Of sale. being the amount OF
. certain judgment recently obtain
ed against Frank Wright by The
First National Bank. Of Monte
Vista. Colorado. . corporation. out
OF the lands. tenemeuts. goods and
chattsls OF the said Frank Wright.
] have duly levied upon the fol-
lowing property. to-wit:
Tue Northwest quarter OF Sec
tion Thirty-thrss. Township forty
(Ao) North. Range ssven ca East
Of N. u. p. ~. IL Rio 0rande
county. Colorado. together with all
water. water rights. ditches. ditch
rights. sass1sats and irrigation
privileges thereto pertaining. and
including particularly. . water right
OF fifty (te) statutory inches Of
water - evidsaced By water con.
tract No. 50 Issued ~ TIE Rio
0raaas Lasd aad Canal company.
diverted from the Rio 0Faade river
~ an1 through The lrrisatiag canal
Of ~ company. aaA also iaelsAing
one reservoir right out of the eanta
Maria !ssssvoas. - eviaenee1 By
by The Rio oraAde reservoir and
Ditsb company. With ail the peivi-
1egss aal appsrteaanees b. Any
os1aer peftalnlag 70 sall laals aad
water vlSAts Or any Dest theseos.
ea1 all q tAs sigAt, eitls. anA In
eereoe q lhe Deeeelaat. rYsak
Wr1gAe, tAoso1n ou1 thefeto.
THBH1roR1. sseoediae - easd
oo00aol. ] eAAll oxpooe ees sale
ea1 eejl q pebtje eueeloa I'll ef the
peeoleoo seoeoolh ao1 I'll tAe sigh'
tlelo. inteeeee. eaalm oaA demand ~
TIE eall DSnk WvlgAt thesein ana
enofoee. q Tie DestA froot 1oor Of
eno oeunty CouSt 0ouoo tu Del
Hoste. Hlo 0eaa1e eouaty. CoIesado.
% Monday. The fisth lay Of March.
4. D. 1888, at tsa o'ejesk .. n.
!. Dated lhis 17th lAy Of January.
4. b. 1858.
8AAL P. HAAPER.
oAse1ef q Rio ofaAAs Coun.
u, CoSosalo.
yir.s p.b. -. o. 1883:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate Of B. q. Marney, deceased.
No. 631.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 5th day Of March. A. D. 1923.
the undersigned will present to the
County Court OF Rio Grande County.
Colorado. his accounts for final set
tlement of administration Of said
estate, when and where all persons
in interest may appear and object
to them. II they so desire.
]. NJ. LAWRENCE,
Administrator.
Pub. Feb. 2-March 9.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
LOOKING IN
ON THE
LEGISLATURE
Enacting legisla-
By Ra,sdolph Cook

Enacting legisla-
uon Is very much
like u dog chasing
his tall. II IL u con-
Stant movement In
circles. The men,
Der. with IN u c h
care, writes his bill,
the House enacts
1t. sometimes the
Senate approves 1t.
the public censOrs
II, the judges inter-
pret II, the courts
overrule 1t. Two
years afterwards.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
Has Anyone Laughed
F: A. a.,.',.. You d.,

ogcAVoG'-
vss 81 " ys~s ~ sse'y e"S
seay issef
Hsvea't yeu ofsss sivsa thsss
lsushsrs the sseses that yss
-0rs up early. aayhsw.~ tAst
.ycu iiks to ~ down before
the rrowda," -that yes iiks ths
olncs whsa Ne eutseS"
Havea't thsy saiA that POE
swsnted % ~ esaeAsrs ~"
that you wssv tryiag - ~ N
veruesf" hnvsa't ~ hate1 tAslS
tauntvf
ssppess I'll eissss thaags tat
yeu ten ths0 ass tsua. why ~
tell them ths sssef
No sas sves a0ssoto1 . Q
row q beoas thst 1eosot like
his ~ wsll sssa0h - suse
esiy saA eeay late. TAe tiOs
clock nevss ~ tjeke1 - Q ~.
esssfui naa - wonoA Weet.
lss . tiek sfbsa inesssuQes Q
tiosisas ~ q wssk. fss thsa
laueA; II y Q jslty aecs@paaj.
mat . yous sseceasfal oiSAsi
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

STONkhOLDENS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders
(being all the lot owners in said
cemetery OF the Monte Vista Gene
tery) association. will be held In the
City Hall. in Monte Vista, Colorado
on Monday, March 5th. 1929 At 9
O'Clock p. IN. for the election Of two
directors for a period of three years
In the places OF w. II. Fassett and
o. A.. Cramer whose terms will ex-
pire: also for hearing the reports OF
the Secretary and Treasurer and for
the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before
the meeting.
A. w. CORNELL.
President.
CHAS. EDMAN,
Secretary.
Feb. S-March 2.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice IL hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of The
Wod0men Building Association will
be held At Woodmen hall ON Mon
day. March 9Th At 1880 .. m. for
the purpose Of electinG . Board Of
Directors for the coming year and
to vote on extending the corporate
existence for 20 years and the trans
action OF such other business a. may
properly come before the meeting.
GEO. b. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary.
Feb. l2-Narch :.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS
ANNUAL MEETING


Notice b hsssby given that the
annual neetiag Of the stockholders
Of the bllilag ditch company will be
held at the eetjee Of the secretary IN
Monte Visa. Colorado. March 3rd.
1879. at 80 o'eDeck p. m.. for the
electioa q hard Of directors.
ordering - assessment. and for
such otAss boslasos ~ may properly
come before the msoting.
WI. 3. PIN,
President.
b. .. 0TkOUP.
Feb. 33-NassA :.
NOTICE ~ YlSxE 1uIll5zI N ~
Ds.esee = SsAn 0asvss. asssassA.
Notlee b AsesAy eiveu that Q.
the tea ~ - March. 4. b. 1858,
the un6efslgDed viii rrsssst 70 the
County Cosrt ~ no 0raale Covety.
Colorado. Ale aooounes for finsl ~ /.
Element q a1aialeesntion of eail
estate. wAea asl wAeso ali peesooe
In intefeee 0ay oDpooe anl 011oe1
to then. n too3 - 1Qotpo. :
]. j. kAWRReeCD,
Pub. Tsb. S-agass6 {.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

Anyone desiring lessons in Pastel.
Water Color, or oil Painting see
Mrs. N. NJ. Bodine and daughter,
240 Dennis.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

Want to buy few carloads OF
good Seed Peas. Frank w. Harper,
Monte Vista, Phone 253W.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

TO TRADE-Have good milch
cows to trade for stock cattle. Phone
316.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

New house for sale, 6 rooms, hall.
bath room: I lots and well. Phone
IA.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

FOR 6ALE-io-acre fruit and
chicken ranch. s room frame house.
basement. pantry and clothes closet.
stable. large cistern. large chicken
house aad garage. acres under
chicken wire. 3e0 apple and cherry
trees. Taxss $500 . year. Water
$4,000 . year. Price $4,000. A
bargain. Located IN R~av~r park
one mile 70 railroad. VIM. Eyuon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
- WA M r "A ID s
Ads Under this Heading l0c Line per Week
Count Six Words 70 the Line

FOR sALE-seed grain:s wheat
and peas. span work horses;
span work mules: also some heavy
work harness. g. E. Newmeyer.
Center, Colo. Phone 81.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

FOR SALE-My home ranch 3h
miles south OF Monte Vista-480
acres. hay and stock ranch. on easy
terms, with or without stock.
B. F. AYERS.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

viii trade few land leveiinE ma.
chimes for some Of your surplus
milch cows. fair size work mules
and stock hogs. VIM. Piixer. Cen
ter.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02

FOR SALE OR RENT-sO or l6V
acres Of guaranteed drained land In
the Waverly DRAINAGE District. Good
water right. Inquire X. II. Peters.
White Eagle servtce Station. Monte
Vista. Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-07-14
OUR SUMMER VISITORS


i annually all hot
months The conditions Colorado
asked What beautiful than night in
our mountains for many reasons The school teacher weary Of acg
comes to the romantic hills for term of our schools
inspiration
comparable ongngs the brain vivid weird
individual completely lose self myriad which
sacredly behoders
Almighty
hepfunes
multiplied
The Colorado statesman., 1923-07-14
Sikh Knocks Out
Miles in Round
Two of Battle

Paris, July 9.-Battling Sikh, Sun
day, knocked out Marcel Miles,
French heavyweight pugilist, in the
second round of what was to have
been a fifteen-round battle.
Miles, in May, was knocked out in
the eighth round by Georges Carpen-
tier, the light heavyweight. He was
considered by followers of the ring to
have been Frances best heavyweight.
Skis hard head and his "steel" ribs
proved immune to an onslaught from
Miles In the first round. The white
The Colorado statesman., 1923-07-14

man carried the battle to the Negro
throughout the session, with Sikh, bent
nearly double in a crouch and asimi-
ltaing everything handed out to him.
Over-confident from his showing,
Miles came from his corner at the
clang of the gong for the second as
IL it was his intention Immediately to
finish off his opponent and have the
affair ended. The shifty Senegal man
however, went into a clinch with Miles
and pushed him into a corner. Then,
as they broke away, Sikh swung his
left to the jaw of the white man.
Miles went down, face foremost, as
though he had been struck with an AK.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-07-14
THE QUESTION OF EDUCATION

THE EDITOR
On its population and widely debated the
schools for Negroes as they afford"
We haven the
made, their like
advisabity
education
inadvertently the the forward
taken when i
up year.
with the the Rosenwald s6257
35299 Sc cent public appropriations accounted for $31Oos
wealth splendid
Northern philanthropy the Black South
would still be cropping his through the shadows of he did
applied
high the attention the nation being focused
men O
aboring
600 other Southern equally the
black
nehbos The Ronwd fund might with profit be extended to
editorial Sun and
OF
nothing the daily than other
back question pertnently
Nege That the day of vardama Bease Tlman and fire.
of their nk Today the slogan has changed What
Negro?" and their almost anguish the frantic
the
highest efficiency 1t
facilities time while the white
in
skepcism halng
opinions thirst knowledge
reaching higher education
of positive proof we are in
hinedt the latter o
education the South has been its own enemy 1t
in
of education world
his liking his lungs
could be
to
He the
learned
placed of thinkers
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09

wal, you-all faced over. seem"
said Stillwell, taking Madeline's bride.
Get down-get down. We're sure
amazln' glad an proud. An. Miss
Majesty, I'm offerln' to beg pawdin
for the way tina boys are packin guna.
Mebbe 1t amt polite. But It's Stew
arts ORDERS"
stewards orders!" echoed Made
line. Her friends were suddenly silent.
II reckon he won't take no chances
on the boys bein' surprised sudden by
raiders. An there's raiders operatln'
In from the Guudalupcs. That's I'LL.
Nothin' to worry over. was Just ex-
plalnin'."
Madeline. with several Of her party.
expressed relief. but Helen showed OK.
element and then disappointment.
"Oh, l want something to happen y
she cried.
Sixteen pairs Of keen cowboy eyes
fastened intently upon her pretty. pctu-
liant face; and Madeline OWNED. II
Helen did not, that the desired con-
summation was not far of.
80 do l." said Dot CoombA ut
would be perfectly lovely to have a
real adventure"
The gaze Of the sixteen COW boys
shifted and sought the demurs face Of
this other disconnected girl. Made
line laughed. and stillwell wore his
strange. moving smile.
Monty and Link. like two emperors
came stalking across the links.
Madeline's friends were hugely
amused over the prospective match
but, except for Dorothy and Castleton
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
CHAPTER xil-contlnuod.

Edith Wayne was q patrician bru.
nstte. Z serious, soft-voicsd woman,
svsst and kindly, despite . rather Bit
~ experience that had left her world
y wiss. Mrs.. Carrollton Beck. .
Jain. lively person. had chapsronsd
u party. The fourth and last Of the
eniains contingent was Mss Dorothy
oembs-Dot. ~ they called hsr-A
wing woman Of attractive blond pest.
thass.
For . man Castlstoa vas Of vsry
q aA stature. He had Q pink-and.
~hits complexion, q small golden mus
taehs, and his heavy syslids, always
a1ooo'ns, made him look dull. His At.
M cut to what appeared to bs an ex.
sssersted English style, attracted at.
esotion to his diminutivs Size. He was
Immaculate and fastidious. Robert
"sede was q rather large aorid young
man. remarkable only for his good ma.
suN' Counting Boyd Harvey. q hand.
sone' pale-faced fellow. with the care
:sse smile Of the man for whom life
o.o been easy and pleasant. the party
was complete.
majesty, have You planned any fun.
~! excitement for us7" asked Helen.
ABOVE all, Majesty. We want some
Ming to happen"
NY dear sister. maybe you will have
sVur wish fulfilled" replied Madeline.
sooerls. Edith. Helen has made me
sus,ous about your especial yearning."
NaJesty, It Is only that I wanted
% with you for a WHILE" replied
th!s old friend.
mere was In the wistful reply. &C.
s,"pan'ed by q dark and eloquent
s.nee OF eyes. that told Madeline Of
.s u.'n understanding, Of her sympa.
w. and perhaps n betrayal of her own
n u.qu'et soul. It saddened Madeline.
-. ~" n'any women might there not be-
r.o mad the longing to break down
~. oars OF their cage, but had not the
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
CHAPTER XIII
Cowboy Golf.


), ~ e"e "hirl OF the succeeding days
u. "us mooted question whether
k... .hes GUESTS or her cowboys or
!. ..'i got the keenest enjoyment out
s uae 'ylng time. Considering the
N No. OF the cowboys ordinary
ms, She was inclined TO think they
v.,, 'ne most Of the present. Still.
n. . una Stewart. however, had found
,,.a s''uation trying. The work Of the
mai, M" 10 go on. and some Of II got
49,. neglected. Stillvell could not
,on,'' ' the Indies any more than he
a,n.. resist the fun In the extrnor.
~, soings on Of the cowboys. Stew.
ai., a'ohe Kept the business Of cattle.
A.A rom serious setback. Early
n .a.e he was Ia the saddle, driving
Msy Mexieaas whom he had hired
'"''s - wvSs7a
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
THE VISITORS

avNops1s-ArrivtnG AZ the
,onslv little railroad station At
=, Ca1on. New Mexico. Madeline
I.mmond, New York society girl.
s.As no ono to meet her. While
~ ths waiting room. . drunken
aovhoy enters. asks II she 10
w.rried, and departs. leaving her
.s,riaed. He returns with .
Mat, who goes through some
1T Of ceremony. and the COW.
INV forces her TO say ST." Ask
;rs her name and learning her
IDENTITY the cowboy seems dassd.
N a shooting scraps outside the
,oom a Mexican 10 killed. The
.ovboy lets . girl. Bonita, take
his horse and escape. then con-
ducts Madeline to Florence Kings
Icy. friend Of her brother. Flor
ence welcomes her. learns her
story, and dismissss the cowboy.
osne Stewart. Next day Alfred
Hammond. Madelins's brother.
taxes Stewart to task. Madeline
exonerates him Of any wrong In
tent, Alfred, scion Of . wealthy
family, has been dismissed from
his home because Of his dissipa-
zion. Madeline sees that the West
mas redeemed him. She meets
stIllwell. AIS employer. typical
western ranchman. stillwsll tells
her how Stewart beat UP the
sheriff to save her from arrest
and then lit out for the border.
Danny Mains, one Of Stillwells
k.,, hou AlaauronpAd With
some Of stillwell's money. His
friends link his nams with tho
slrl Bonita. Madeline gets =
glimpse OF life on . western
ranch. Stewart sends Madeline
his horse Majesty. She buys out
stillwell and Her Majesty's
Rancho" becomes famous. She
finds her life work unAer THE
LEht Of Western stArs.S Learn
Ing Stewart had been hurt in .
brawl at Chiricahua, Madeline
visits him and persuades him to
come to the ranch a. the boss of
her cowboys. Jim Nsls. Nick
Steele and Monty" Price are
Madeline's chief riders. They
have feud with Don Carlos
vaqueros. who are really guer-
rillas. Madeline makes Stewart
promise that peace 10 kept They
raid Don Carlos ranch for con-.
traband arms. Madeline and
Florence, returning home from
Alfred's ranch. run into an am
bush OF vaqusfos. Florence d.
eoys them away. and Madeline
gets homo safely. A raiding
guerrilla band carries OF Made
line. Stewart follows alone. He
releases tho girl. arranging for
ransom Returning homo with
Stewart. Madeline finds herself
strangely stirred. AAdeline's sis.
ter Helen. with . party of eastern
friends. arrives at the ranch,
craving excitement.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
Il You Heed Z Medicine
You Should Have Tho Bost

Have you ever stopped 10 rssson Why
II 10 that % mAay products that ere q.
tensively Advertised. all at ones drop out
Of sight and are zoos forsottsni The
reason 10 plain-the article did not fulAll
tho promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly 70 q mediciss.
A medcinal preparation that has rsal
curative value almost cells itsslf. % like
an endless chain system the remedy 10
recommended by thoss who have baen
benefited 10 those who ara Ia need II II.
A prominent druggist says. Take for
example III. Kilm-r's Swamp. Root, .
preparation | have sold for many ysars
and never hesitate 70 recommend. for In
almost every case IL shows excellent re-
sults. a. many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has ~ large
axle."
According n sworn statements and
verified testimony 81 thousAnds who have
used the preparation. the success Of DR..
Kiim~r's Swamp Root 10 duo 70 the fact,
40 many people claim. that IL fulhils al.
most every wish In overcoming kidney.
liver and bladder ailments, corr.cts uri.
nary troubles and neutrslizrs the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
You may receive = sample bottle Of
Swamp Root by parcel post. Address DR..
Kilmcr a Co. BinghAmton, N. Y. and
enclose ten cents; also mention this paper.
Larry. and medium siss bottles for sAls At
all drug ores.-Adv-rtisrnent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09

sitting on the porch with her merry
friends when Stillwell appeared on the
corral path. He had not come to con-
suit Madeline for several days-an
omission 80 unusual as to be remarked,
Here comes Bill-ln trouble"
laughed Florence.
Indeed, he bore some faint resem.
blance to thundercloud as he ap-
preached the porch but the greetings
he got from Madellnes party, especial
~ from Helen and Dorothy, chased
away the blackness from his face and
brought the wonderful wrinkling smile
Miss Majesty, sure I'm a sad de-
moralized old cattleman," he said,
presently. "An' I'm In need Of 4 heap
Of help"
"Very we'll; unburden yourself"
oval. the cowboys have gone plumb
batty. Jest plain crazy over this heah
game Of gol-lof."
A merry peal Of mirth greeted Still
wells solemn assertion.
"Oh. Stillwell. you are In fun" re-
piled Madeline.
II hope to die II I'm not in daid
earnest" declared the cattleman. "It's
an amnzin' strange fact. Ask Flo.
She'll tell you. She knows cowboys,
an how If they ever start on somethin
they ride 1t as they ride hoss."
Florence being appealed to- and evil
IDENTIFY feeling all eyes upon her, mod
estly replied that Stillwell had scarce
ly misstated the situation.
Cowboys play like they work or
fight." she added. "They give their
whole souls to it. They are great big
simple boys"
Indeed they are" said Madeline.
"Oh. I'm glad II they like the game Of
golf. They have so little play"
"Wal. sometimes got to be did II
we're to go on raisin' cattle at Her
Majesty's Rancho" replied Stlllwell.
He appeared both deliberate and re-
signed.
Madeline remembered that despite
Stillwell's simplicity he was a. deep
as any Of his cowboys, and there was
absolutely no gaglng him where posi-
billties Of fun were concerned. Made
line fancled that his exaggerated talk
about the cowboys sudden craze for
golf was in line with certain other re-
markable tales that had lately emanat-
ed from him. Some very strange things
had occurred Of late, and 1t was i'm
possible to tell whether or not they
were accidents. mere coincidents. or
deep-laid. skillfully worked-out designs
Of the fun-loving cowboys. Certainly
there had been great fun. and at the
expense Of her guests, particularly
Castleton. So Madeline was at loss
to know what to think about Stillwell's
latest elaboration. From mere force
Of habit she sympathized with him and
found difficulty In doubling his appar.
ent sincerity.
10 90 back . ways" went on still.
we'll, a. Madeline looked On expect
antly. you recollset what pride the
boys took In nxin' up that gol.lof
course out on the mssai Wal. they
worked On the Job. IN though I never
seen any other course. ri gamble
yours can't be beat. The boys was
sure curious about that game. You
recollect also how they all wanted to
SEQ you an your brother play. an b.
caddies for your Wal. whenever you'd
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09

quit they'd 60 10 work tryin' to play
tho game. Monty Price, he WINS the
lendin' spirit. Old as nm, Miss MnJ'
esty, nm used us ! nm to cowboy ex-
ccntrikities, I nearly dropped dn'h
when I hecrd TINT little hobble'footeh'
burned.up Montana cow'puncher say
there wasn't any game too swell for
him, an gol.lof was Just his speed.
Serious MS n prencher, mind you. he
was. An he was always prnctlcin.
When Stewart gave him charge OF tho
course nm the clubhouse an all them
funny sticks, why, Monty was tIck!ed
N death. You see, Monty Is sensitive
that he Amt much good any more FOR
cowboy work. lie wns glad to have
i'm TINT he didn't feel he was hnngin'
to by kindness. Wal, he prnc'iced tho
game. an hs read the books 10 the
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
|CutiCura Soap
- AND OINTMENT -
Clear the Skin

ssse zss, Oise.sss Is ~ soe. Tsle.s 2se.

Tho American Tree association In
working TO the end TINT u billion trees
DO planted In this country In 1923. In
other words. rcfOreStation cannot he
accomplished merely by debnte.-Isir.
minghum Age Herald.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09

Ia
they dlsclaimed any ambition for &C.
tive participation. Accordingly, Made
line appointed Castleton to judge the
play. Dorothy to act as caddie for Ed
Linton. and she herself to be caddle
for Ambrose. While Stillwell beaminE-
ly announced this momentous news to
HIS team and supporters Monty and
Link were striding up.
Both were diminutivs In size. bow.
legged, lame In oos foot. and altogeth-
er rspossessins. Link was young.
and 4onty'o years, more than twice
Link'A had left their marx. But II
would have been impossible to tell
Monty's age. He was burned to the
color and hardness Of . eindsr. He
was dark.facsd. swasssring. tor all the
world Ike Q barbarian chief.
That Monty makes my flesh efeso."
said Helen, low.volesd. Really. NJ.
St!llwell. 10 he 20 bad-despe1te-as
I've hsardS DID he ever kill any.
bodyr
"Surs. Most % many 40 Nsls." ~
piled Ottl1well. chserfully.
oh! Ana II that nice Mr.. Nels Q
despssado. tool ! wouldn't have
thought 30. Hes 20 KIND and old.faSh-
Toned ana soft'vdced."
"Ne'e 10 sure an example OF the
doophc1ty OF men. bliss Helen. Don't
you listen to his soft voice. He's real.
~ 40 bad NJ s'de-winder rattlesnakc."
one OF the cowboys came Tor Castle
ton and led him away to exploit upon
GROUND rules.
Inc game began. AZ hrSt Madeline
ana Dorothy e*sayed to direct the en-
deavors OF their respective players.
But all they said and did only made
their team play the worse. Al the
thru hole they were fhr behind and
hopeIcSsly bewlIdered.
Madeline and her pnrty sat up to
watch the fnish OF the match. II came
with spectacular suddcnness. A sharp
yell pchlcd out. md all the cowboys
turned nttentively In its direction. A
big blnck horse Ind snrnOuntcd the
rim Of the mesa and wns Just breaking
into run. His rider yelled sharply
TO the cowboys. They wheeled TO dash
toward their grnzing horses.
"Thnt's Sfewnrt. There is some.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-09
eaonorateo.

Enonerated.
Tllnf-Your ncIghbors seem to BE-
stuck mp
Nishcr,rhcy speak to me.