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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

A SECOND HAND WIND MILL,
power and pump state what you
have and price. clyde II. Getchell,
Lakewood Farm. Madison. 49, 2w23F
ENsILEGE CUTTER AND sILO. ".
o. Chase, Skdwhegan, RID 3. Tel
1913. tf25
BROILERs FROM ONE AND ONE
Prefer them delivered alive but. Will
take them dressed IL producer wishes
| use about 200 pounds week. Hotel
Cahill. Bingham. N. +. Tel. tf22
a USED RowBoAT. IL TO II FEET.
Kennebec or Rangeley model preferred
scription and price. Ivan G.. flight
Hotel Tourane. Boston. 2w22'
HOUSE LOT ON ONE OF THE MAIN
Streets. Prefer lot facing south or
East Fred F. McCollor, Skowhegan
RID 7. Farmers Phone 21-3. 4w21F
A PROVISION. FISH, MEAT or
grocery business In Somerset County,
preferably in Skowhegan. II. II. Oliver.
Hanover St., Skowhegan or inquire of
X. S. oliver at Independent-I,epor
Office. u21F
LONG HAIRED KITTENS AND
puppies. Mrs. X. II. Greber, Minnsink
Rd., Little Falls. N. j. 4w2O"
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. CAN
use one copy, either of the complete or
abbreviated edition. Write me what
you have or send on approval II. Il.
patten, Skowhegan. tf18F
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS USED
prior to 1873 and old stamp collections.
Stamps on original covers especially
desired. Leon G.. Young. 1873 Lincoln
Ave, Portsmouth, N. III. Owls"
GIRLS BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI-
TION, reasonable price. Laura A.
Chase A1 North Ave. SISDWhpRnn. tf1SF
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps. 1t
will pay you to do 1t. / will buy u
single stamp. Stamps on old letters,
loose stamps. collections, and old let
ters sent before stamps were used
U847). Send your stamps to me. or
write for free list. r. w. Burnham,
The Stamp Man." Dept. Al. Ipswich,
Mass. 1iw14s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
For Saie--Real Estate

AGED OWNER MUST SELL ONE OF
the best farms in Maine, 1870 acres, 80
in tillage. Cutting 40 tons best hay,
watered. Large wood and timber lot
estimated to cut 1000 cords hardwood
and lot of soft wood timber Fine set
of buildings in first class repair. or
chard of 250 good trees. produced $500
worth apples in one year. 40 rods
from school ON main road. near three
good II. X. towns. For price and
terms also free farm bulletin write the
Roderiel Farm Agency, Skowhegan.
2w23*
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW--ELEC-
TRIO lights. city water, good cement
cellar, > shade trees, large lots all
planted. Price right. Inquire of
NJ, y, Meservy, Thomas St, Madison,
4w23"
THIRTEEN ROOM HOUSE. SUIT
ABLE for two families, home of the
late Frank Thompson on West Front
street, ten acres of land Also the
building, fixtures and good will of the
former Thompson Market. This loca-
ton has been a market for forty-five
years, Two rents upstairs. Excel
lent business opportunity. Mrs. Robert
HAN Telephone 23S-i tf23
BIG PAYING ORCHARD FARM. 225
heavily bearing apple trees well bios
somed this year. Grated fruit: 1900
cords wood and lumber; S-room house
in excellent repair; IFS acres land cuts
35 tons hay; located miles from
town. only $4,000 down with all
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
For Sale--P oultry and
Supplies

:. e. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS,
Lord Farm strain. Matched from
vigorous. healthy, heavy laying stock.
June chicks lie Wallaee's Poultry
Farm. Norridgewock. 2W23F
CHICKS W. WYAN-
1870 and 30 WyandoUe accredited
flock: order now. Hannah II. Ray
mond, winthrop. Tel 1924. 2w22'
BRONzE TURKEY EGGS FOR
Matching. 25c each. Eva l.. Webster
Caratunk. 2w22F
THREE WEEKS Old PUILETs
for June. Red, h. Rocks, W. Nyan-
dottes zoe each, w Leghorns 40c each.
Also baby chicks ready June Il, zoe
Allen Sprague, r. n. Portland. 2w22F
PEARL GUINEA EGGS FOR HATCH
ING $1.50 per Is postpaid Mrs Mabel
Jackson. Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
20-5. 2W22F
REDUCING OUR POULTRY PLANT.
win sell large Cyphers lncubators,
Wayland. n. Y. and quantity of ponl-
try equipment, breeders, nesting boxes
sprouting pans etc. Win sell for
cash or exchange for such machinery
Good truck, | can use on my resort
farm, also boats and canoes. Mrs
Louise j. Lange, Lake parlin Farm,
Jackman Station. TIL
TURKEYS AND TURKEY EGGS.
futile Bros. Farm. RED ., Skowhesan
Farmers Phone POLIO. 3W2lF
PEKIN DUCKS EGGS, SI.2a PER
dozen or So per hundred. A. w.
Black. Winthrop. 9w20'
EGGS FOR MATCHING. BARRED
Rock from Parks 200 egg strain.
Healthy. range raised breeding stock
81 per setting postpaid: So per hum
dred. Order now. Sunnyside Stock
Farm, Cornville. tf19F
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July, 16c
each c. o. D. Please order at once.
Will be unable to promise any more
May chicks. Mrs. Ralph Libby, Main
stream. tf18F
RHODE ISLAND EGGS FOR HATCH
ING. Rose or single combs, $3.50 a
setting of 15 eggs. Also Rose Comb
and Single Comb Cockerels, $3.50.
Large size. healthy and from heavy
layers. Addie Cross. Thorndike. 13w17F
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. Catalog
George II. Sheldon New Boston, N. II.
26w3F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WORK IN STORE. OFFICE or
driving Ford car, or at anything else
where | might hope to he useful Am
sure You Will find me ingenious. faith
ful and willing. Give me a trial. Am
II years of age. Gerald Oliver. - MI
Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan. 3w23F
A. CLERK. CASHIER or n0ok-
KEEPER. Have had several years
experience and can furnish references.
Anna VI. Grondin Box 3d. Skowhegan.
Tel 1874 2w23F
As CARETAKER or GARDENER
for country club. private establishment
Or sporting camp &. r. Gardiner,
Box 226 Wakefield, r. I. 2W23F
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DoRE.
Aged twenty-five ana twenty 1.-TWO wish
work around some small hotel or va
vacancy should write them, addressing
Skowhegan. 2w22P
AS BOOKKEEPER. STENOGRAPH-
FIR or cashier. . years experience.
including general office work can
furnish good recommendations. Cath
crime NJ. Myers. - Main ST, Norway.
3w22F
WILL DE At LIBERTY AFTER
June IL and would like Il position in
sporting camp, rs chauffeur or at
trucking. Howard Hun. Skowhegan
RED z. \. T.. Phone 1i-22, Athens
is@N' HtiiiE ~ -A'
EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD
lake eases of any Kind. For further
particulars inquire Of Mrs. Catherine
ilarvie, Skowhegan RED ,. 3w22F
WOULD LIKE ARoUT THREE
a week to do. VIII call for
and deliver them. Mrs. Sarah Wthee,
Skowhegan RED !. y. E. Phone. 2w22F
MALE STENoGR AND
clerk. Young man. - years Old grad
1atc Of SkoWhegan high school. 1919.
with three years experience. desires
position in Skowhegan or vicinity in
above capacity Address NJ. l.. GRe
pf Independently Reporter, Skowhegdn-
2w22'
POSITION. PREFER IN Snow
I1EGAN. salesman or clerk or any 9TH
or Office or store employment. A. Car
ter Care of Postal Telegraph, Water
vile. aw22F
AS PASTRY COOK OR ALL ROUND
cook i'm small boarding house or hotel
Am good family cook; can furnish good
State wages; also other
necessary facts in first letter. Mrs
n. T. Hoffman. " n. Portland. 4w2lF
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

FORD CAR. 1918 MODEL. FOTR
good cord tires, storage batteries for
lights. Demountable rims. win sell
for 800. N. C. Jones, Norridgewock.
3w22
FORD TOURING CAR IN VERY
good condition. Price right f. A.
Williams, LOG Main St, Skowhegan.
Both Phones. tf20
USED CARS, . HUPPs, FORD, 1
Dodge; l Studebaker truck, about !
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Old Point
Garage, Madison. tits
1922 CHEVROLET, IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires Price
right. Ernest f. Dionne. 102 North
St, Skowhegan. N. l.. Phone 33-4.
tflG
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
ATHENS ROAD

Miss Leila Holden of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Graffte
Mt their home on Steward hill.
Mrs. Ida Ellis is in Norridgewock
caring for her sister, Mrs. Frank
Lancaster who is sick with the grip.
Clyde Trip of North New Portland
was in town Saturday on business.
Mrs. A. NJ Bigelow and daughter
Florence of Concord were the guests
of Mrs. Bigelow's sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bigelow Satur-
day.
Mrs. Sumner Ellis has returned
from Lewiston where she has been
visiting relatives.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories
Io2a PRACTICALLY NEW 4-cYLTN

I023 Practically NEW 4-CYLTN-
DER Buick Coupe at the right price
Clyde IL. Smith. Skowhegan 9w23
4 DETRIMENTAL RING GEAR
(SpiraD for Il Model 400 Chevrolet in
very good condition. A set of these
gears VIII cost new $10.5O. Make me
an offer f.. Il. Dionne, 102 North
Ave. Skowhegan. tf23F'
FORD CAR. STARTER, DEMOI Mt
ABLE rims, bumper and all extras.
Can or write w. W. Fish, 20 Mechanic
st, Skowhegan. 4w23'
FORD CAR, RUN 5000 NIL. PRICE
$3.50, Lyndon Lancaster, IL North
ST. 2w22
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE HAS BEEN
run 1900 miles just like new. VIII
sell very cheap Holt IL Hight. 2w22
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
For Sale--Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
16. J. p. Merrill Block, SkowheRan. TIA
ARMY TENTS. 3xl6. INQUIRE OF
]. II. Wheeler, Russell Road. Skowhe-
gan. lw23'
ASH FOR LONG OR SHORT HAND
LIZ shpvels Would like 10 correspond
with someone that handles the same.
Address r. Walker, North Arson. Box
81. 1w23'
DRY STOVE WOOD, SI2 PIER LOAD.
delivered anywhere in Skow hogan. b.
l.. Nightingale, RID 3. Skowhegan ~
r. Tel. 1921. 2w23F
BARGAINS AT PARKMAN'S WATER
clothes, 35c; Cord Tires, $3.50 Knives
and forks = set: alarm clocks. $125;
y piece manicure set, 81; shears. 35c;
high tennis shoes, $12O pair: Canvas
gloves, 20c pair; toweling, 20c yard;
silk pongee, zoe yard; crepe lineEerle
colors. 25e yard; Zypher ginehams. Csc
yard; plates &c; cups be- bowls l2'ac'
FARMERS TELEPHONE STOCK
will be sold at a reasonable price.
Adam Demo, Skowhegan RID :. 2w23'
A RoBBINs POTATO PLANTER
and a Hoover digger. each in first class
condition. Frank w. Savage. Solon,
ASTURwALL POTATO PLA INTER-;
Watson 2-horse potato spraSer: oliver
2-horse riding cultivator. All in
good condition J. b. Downs. RED 3,
Skowhegan. Tel. i02-4 !" 25F
ONE SLIDING DOUBLE RED
Couch. also one single iron bed and
mattress. Mrs. Carroll c. Goodwin,
apply at H r.. Goodwin's residence, 252
Madison Ave. Skowhegan. lW23
FOR MISCELLANEOUS
MIhEOGRAPH SUPPLIES. INCLI ID
ING dermatype stencils, dermaX, etc.
Independents Reporter Co. tf22F
20 BUSHELS NICE CLEAN INDIA
Seed Wheat, $3.50 bushels. viii deliv-
err to any designated place in Skowhe-
gan. H. +. Withee, RID /, Madison.
4W22F
SELLING OUT MUSIC STOCK. WILL
sell everything in the Music line and
fixtures Now is the time that cash
will talk. Dinsmore x Bickford,
Skowhegan 2w22
ONE No. 4 COOLER CREAM TANK
in good condition. Sold at a bargain.
Charles S. Weston, n. h. Phone Gilt
Athens. RID l. 2w22F
ELECTRIC STOVE IN GOOD CONDI-
TON. Inquire of Mrs: Mary Moody.
1928 Mt. Pleasant Ave-, Skowhegan y.
Il. Tel. 1873. 4w22'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

MAKE GOOD MONEY SELLING
Standard radio sets and parts in spare
or whole time. For further Informal
ton write i. o. 10 Woodfords, Me.
ALL ROUND COOK WANTED FOR
summer at my hotel. Madison Center.
II. II. Quimby, Madison RID /. Both
Phones, 2w22F
GIRL on WOMAN WANTED FOR
II. Weston, 3i5 Water St., N. Il, Phone
1913. tf22F
GIRL on WOMAN FOR GENERAL
Housework Mrs. T.. f. Merrill. 149
Madison Ave, Skowhegan. Tel. 500.
2w22
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS AND
Night clerk wanted at Hotel Oxford,
Or. A. B. Borden. 2w22F
WANTED FOR RESORT, YOUNG
Boy, intelligent hustler ready and
willing to help anywhere at anytime.
Special work will be keeping tennis,
eroquet, bowling green in order, talk
ing care of the games, making him
self useful to the guests. Communicate
with Mrs. Louise Il. Lange, Lake Par
lin Farm. Jackman Station, giving full
details and references. 3w21F
CHAMBERMAID, ONE LAILNDRESS
Twill be taught 10 run steam laundry,
one assistant cook wanted for three to
four months from June LIST for eNcln-
sive resort. Communicate direct with
Mrs. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm, Jack
man Station. tf20
AGENTS REPRESENT A REAL
mill, sell the original guaranteed Wear
Proof hosiery, all colors, cotton, Isle.
silk. Salary or commission; full or
part time. international Mills, Nor
ristown, Pa. 5wl9
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05
Found

STRING OF RED BEADS. OWNER
may have same entirely without eX-
peuse by calling at Independent Re-
porter Ofiiee. VIII Davis, Skowhegan.
lW23F
LADY's coat ON RIVER ROAD.
owner may have same by identifying
property and paying cost Of this ad.
John clayton, Water St. tOVer Park
mans Store), Skowhegan. 1w23'
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farming tools. \ great bargain
Cleveland K Creation u Madison Ave-
Skowhegan. tf23
PUBLIC ATCTIoN--ALL INHERENT
Of Eva W. Hatch in the Ellis Hatch
Farm, Mercer. sold at auction on prem
iscs June 10th. > p. m. Sold subject
to mortgages and 1924 taxes. Details
Of L. r. Folsom, Norridgewoek. 3w23
SIX ROOM COTTAGE WITH TWO
Car garage at Embden Lake For
further information write NJ. &. Mitch
ell. II Sater ST, Portsmouth, y. r.
4w23'
FARM 100 ACRES, 30 ACRES PAS
TT RE. 60 wood and timber 80 tillaee
land under good cultivation. Young
orchard of 500 apple trees. Mcintosh
orchard of 100 trees and Just beginning
To bear. Buildings good. IF YOU are
cant beat this. Charles Dunn. RID
,, Norway. 4w23F
FARM BUILDINGS WEAR BEAUTI-
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp. school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm, bindings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. f.. q.
Hayden, Abbot. tf22
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE wTFf HOT
and cold water. complete bath room.
Large lot. garden stable and black
smith shop, suitable for garage. In
Skowhegan. well located. Price $4,000
Cleveland * Creation, Il Madison Ave,
Skowhegan tf22
FERNsIDE DAIRY FARM. ANSEL
IIolway, at one time one of the most
cIes Of some T county saws " That che he
would buy Fernsde Dairy III he was a
younger man. Mr. Holway is -, mind
as clear as a bell He says il Is the
best farm in Norridgewoek. location,
buildings, etc, considered. If YOU are
looking for sutu Il place come and see
il. Charles H. Fuller SkoWheghn,
NIL FAHh Or Hbot 4 20 ~ Ht'S
IN, mics les. rom NoffldeeWfoek village on
tnt 'a "a l Ioau. tase n"u9o anu
ideal place for poultry business. Also
good for berries and vegetables. free
from rocks. Near NJ e. X. X. siding.
Mail Delivered. WI take part down.
balance on easy payments or mortgage
on other property II ven secured AZ
dress az iette5s 10 ~ L. Oh PAX
90 c ~ 'f - co. it'aie' ~ 100 ~ ~
,r,,,.nv .c,,r r.nu ,&,c.,x
o,,,,,ii, ai,,;1,'d i,to ga naStnra and
,ind,1laSn DIV falds orrbards.
t,,Idit',,e IN ,,nnd ronoir and .onnact
ed. large hen house: neat attractive
Mace. good locatton. some tools etc
included in quick sale Price 5000,
$500 down. j. T., Douglass, BOX 402,
Dover FoXcroft. 2W2Z'
sc-o RYryS THREE LARGE HOUsE
Iota +, f,{na.h,,,, On tho Worth Gide ~
Dinsmore st. or viii be sold separate
IL. Fred T. McCollor, Skowhegan.
RED T. Farmers Phone 21-3. tf2lF
GnoCERY STORE WITH LUNCH
room adjoining Home connected.
Steam heat bath room and electric
lights. Garage with two rooms and
bath in second story. About ; min
utes Walk IRON BUSINESS srcLloh ana
~ US NoIrls lt"uI'''iu' ~ 'iio,l a.,
SKoWhesah' '"-u
UOUsE LOT ON REICH ST REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

TRIMMED C0yrr,
X ltchenette on Norfb naeEs
week. j. Fl. Littief3Algao nd. by N
NICE DRY STABLE rn w
suitable for storing 1fPER
auto. Gertrude S. cata nalIl tOod
mers Phone 20-4l0 ar Can
water St, skowhegan' apply Al
no Rooms TO RENT ny TIT,
Trask. ~ Mrs. I
ONE OF MY NEW cou W
lakewood with big porch a rasE4
nished ready to occupy fo, ana aa al
Lee A. Ketchum. Madison sale o
BUILDERS JACKS Avn
10 rent at reasonable n,sa noc
KINDS OF mason work promnt mis-
So sa 10; Ralph X. Perry, Ches,as
LARGE PLEASANT Boox
Trio lights and bath. oIivos,
~ Pleasant st. skowhegan "
A VERY CONVENIENT
hve rooms with stable on uan
Handy to Shoe Shop and ai haaO'l
quire at III Water st. or nf u
Gates, Farmers Phone 20.Sio1e
STORAGE FOR ONE A,,rov.
at III per week. +. u. stsr.Ho
Pleasant Ave.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEyry
with modern convenience ind
A. II. Hes "a Main St, Skowbes1
d
Two FURNISHED Roovs
light housekeeping. also frns.
with board, all modern conva.
Inquire of Belle Emerson 81 n.y.
Street, Skowhegan. n. b. Tel
STEAM HEATED ROOMS Ma
conveniences. centrally locatea
Postoffice. 1T Water st Gu
N. IL. Phone 1861. ''
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

TABLE GIRL AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
trail Hotel, Skowhegan. tits
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

Advertisements in these columns No, =.
fines inserted once for Csc four ,,m.. eSeeed
with order. Each additional line 20 ''r 'ee, ca,
lines. reckon an average of g ward. 81 eomputs
III not paid In advance, Toe ada,.,...' amps tab.
" eAarse
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

farming tools great bargain
'leveland x Creation, u Madison Ave-
Skowhegan. tf23
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Nol
conveniences, centrally located
Postoffice. 1T Water st. SSo.J
N. Il. Phone 1861. "A'"
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TION. Inquire OF MIS-. WafY MOOdN,
1928 Mt. Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan. n.
Il. Tel. 1873. 4w22'
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NEIL eOmplete-as good as new $7.50.
t;ood clothes wringer So Frank w.
Rueknam. Madison Ave, Skowhegan.
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~
TT RE, 60 wood and timber. 30 tillage
land under good cultivation. Young
orchard of 600 apple trees Mcintosh
orchard Of 100 trees and Just beginning
To bear. Buildings good. If YOU are
looking for a first class farm you
can't beat this. charles Dunn. RID
,. Norway. 4w23F
Evening star., 1924-06-08

dDdpenPon>u21
S1()55
Three different types pictured
Ouerstufed -Kroehler Cane---Reed
problem present. gotten
acquainted with the improvements built into bed davenport suites
three Of the types handsomely bufor good looks
byda guest
They the best offered price
sprngs-pened to
protect spring wing
IN velour
Bakers velour three decorative Davenport
double
bed
firm and strong) fiber handven
in dark with loose cushion
1er patent springs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-07-31
WATSON QUITS INQ|RY
Committee May Investigate Into
All Phases Of Prohibition
Enforcement.

Washington-Over the protest Of
the chairman. Senator Watson. Repub-
lican. Indiana. a majority Of the SEN
ate committee to investigate the inter
nal revenue bureau, decided to re-
sumo Its inquiry during the summer
recess
Because Of his objection to the pro
posal. Senator Watson resigned the
chairmanship as sooa as the decision
was reached and Senator Couzens. Re
publican. Michigan. was selected In
his stead.
II was Senator Couxens who, by join
ing with the two Democratic mem
bers. Senators King of Utah and Jones
OF New Mexico. threw the balance Of
power In the committee In favor of a
resumption Of the hearings.
The present prospect is that the
hearings will be reopened late in
August but the precise scope of the
inquiry has not been determined. Some
OF the majority coalition OF senators
favor extending the Investigation into
all phases Of prohibition enforcement
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-07-31

Sometimes her smiles brought him on
the run. Again he was made to UNI
derstand that II would be better to
keep his distance.
The days grew shorter and the
mornings colder. As the weeks
passed the approach Of winter began
10 push autumn back. Once or twice
there was an inch OF snow In the
night that melted within a few hours.
The FarQuhar party began TO talk Of
getting back to London. but there was
an impending consolidation OF prop
critics that held the men at Goldbanks.
For a month II had been understood
that they would be leaving In a few
days now. but the deal on hand was
Of such importance that II was felt
best to stay until II was effected.
One afternoon Moya and Joyce
rode out from the canyon where the
ugly little town lay huddled and fol-
lowed the road down into the foot
hills. II was day OF sunshine, but
back OF the mountains hung q cloud
that had been pushing slowly for
ward In II the peaks were already
lost. The great hills looked as II the
knife OF Titan had sheered on their
SUBMITS.
The young women came TO a BIT Of
level and cantered across the mesa
in a race. They had left the road to
find wild flowers for Lady Jim.
Joyce. In a flush Of physical we'll
being. drew up from the gallop and
called back in gay derislon to her
friend.
"Oh. you slow-pokesl We win.
Don't we, Two stepf" And she pat
ted the neck Of her pony with a little
gioved hand.
Moya halted beside the dainty beau
ty and laughed slowly, showing In two
even rows the tips of small strong
teeth.
"Of course you win. You're always
of with q hurrah before one knows
what's on. Nobody else has a chance"
The victor flashed a saucy glance
at her. II like to win. It's more fun"
Yes. It's more fun. but"
"But whatf'
II was thinking that It's no fun for
the loser"
That's his lookout" came the swift
retort. Nobody makes him play"
Moya did not answer. She was
thinking how Joyce charged the bat
terles of mems emotions by the SLOW
look OF her deep eyes. by the languor-
Gus turn Of her head, by the enthral-
ment of her grace.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-07-31
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I--word that their nightly
'high-tonsd Britishsrs" recently arr
s srSs G. Captain ssi LsSda hi: msns 'As@ a.:
jack Kiimeny known 10 his intlmates
on the Gunnlson In Colorado. Called
vsripdsr, snobbish millionaire. member
ipdivisusi ana has ar 4 friendly a chat with WITH
MoyA Dwight. attractive Irish girl.
CHAPTER II. - kilmsnys father,
married q Colorado girl now dead. be-
aa'n a. wsG% ana fs, ,s ss's esaS !s ssn.
sympathies have been ali with his
mother. and he has no use for his
snows are s az Il. tcSx. OF While when n. +.
and BY her = Introduced To- IN. other
. members isrs q rt ,hs gsr,y chief Of when
crumbs.". which she has heard him
called. Jack 10 Immensely Impressed
BY the loysliness Of Joyce Seldom. COM
caArTER fIi.--Next DAY, at the
secs Mr. Crumbs" win the bucking
Fair association show. He disappears
Moya and her companions are over
two msh who have robbed the Treas. 3.
't The .h hoe TS. .S n se s.ss e:
Bis friend Golfer. Captain Kiimsny ana ana
sssr cousin moi IA. rs par,es sss 'i iS N:
robbery seems assured.
deeply Impressed by JACKIE frank bear
bs an: ina :ppnFsns honesty z dOwncs;.
Jack nnds her and without Offering
ssncs OF the crime charged against him.
Sssi s h 70 spssin snss yas ana
his Sister 10 established. He leaves
CHATTER v.--wi,h Jack Kiimeny
his prisoner. the sheriff makes q short
sss s Il. ns sab Sdn hat s'h n. Sa az S
cover paper giving directions for
anS ,w pee ss ana SaP.as en. KINNEY massy
stolen from the Fair association. Con-
WINGED that Jack 10 altogether unworthy
sSah ms,. w S:'S Sa. ona sssS
her suitor.
CHAPTER vL--MeetinS Jack. and
supposing he has escaped from the law
officers, Moya frankly tells him the dis
he is q thief She incidentally reveals
the fact that Captain Kilmeny IL on his
ful owners. Practically ordering Moya
TO meet him at the same place In the
morning, Jack leaves her The captain
In held up and robbed OF the cash, Jack
undoubtedly being the thief
CHAPTER viI--Jsck Kiimeny at
last tells Moya the true story Of the
robbery. He has been shielding q
friend The confidence OF the rarquhar
party In him 10 restored. TO Moya's de-
Hight and verinder'a lily concealed dis
gust. Moya admits 10 herself she looks
forward TO meeting Jack at Goldbanks
where Verinder has large mining In.