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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

chambers of commerce in Arizona,
held at Mt. Lennon, a resolution was
passed asking an appropriation from
the coming legislature for the pur-
pose of advertising Arizona.
There was no comprehensive plan
of handling such a fund put forth, the
presumption being that it would be
Hdivided pro rata among the live civic
organizations.
Manager Treadwell of the Automo-
bile Club of Arizona recently stated
that to divide any such appropriation
would mean that no organization
would get enough to keep its secre-
tary in cigarettes and would mean
another splash
Treadwell said that one live, state-
wide organization should be selected
to handle any. fund of this nature,
and pointed to the Arizona Industrial
congress as the most suitable, saying
that it had functioned for five years
and its success should convince the
most sleptical that the best results
would be obtained or the money.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
PORTA RICAN LABORERS
ARE AGRICULTURAL WORKERS

Porta lean laborers being brought
into Arizona for work in picking cot
ton ares to be classed as agricultural
workers and will not be compelled
to be protected under the Workmens'
Compensation law. A ruling to this
effect was announced by r. B. Simms,
chairman of the state industrial COM
mission Tuesday. although the law
does not require their insurance, they
may be given protection under the
act, if the employers desire to do So"
SimmS stated.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY NEWS

of New Mexico are at Central, em-
ployed by the Central Mercantile Co.
Ships Dairy Herd
II. G.. Scott, Of San Simon, shipped
q herd of dairy cows to Dos Cabezas
and located on the o. B. ranch. He
will supply Central Camp and Dos
Cabezas.
Wilcox Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs M. Bouldin were
Wilcox visitors Sunday. They had
dental work done by DR.. Ratcliff.
Stockholders Here
Mr.. Moran of New York and Mrs.
NJ B. Sorell of New Jersey, back
stockholders in the Central Copper
company, are visitors at Central at
present
Entertains Guests
Mrs. John Penberthy entertained
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
CentraI---Dos Cabezos

Tucson Visitors
Mrs. w. H. Rushing and children
came up from Tucson Friday morn
ing. The children will remain here.
Mrs. Rushing returned Sunday eve
ming. She remained in Tucson until
Sunday, when she completed her
course at the. university.
Here ON business
Frank Peterson of Los Angeles who
recently sold his mining interests
near Dos Cabezos, was business
visitor here this week.
Goes to KIondyke
Mrs. r. w. Wooten left Tuesday
morning for Klondyke, where she
will visit Wooton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Wooten for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rix and son
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Manager Treadwell further stated
that the waste brought about. by du-
plication of work would go a long
way toward supporting an energetic
statewide advertising program by
the Industrial congress. The Auto.
mobile Club of Arizona will support
such a proposition knowing that the
result will justify.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

of the Commonwealth houses. Hurley
will be principal of the Pearce union
high school and Mrs. Hurley will teach
in the grammar school, having charge
of the primary department.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
PEARCE

Roberts Visitor
Senator Roberts of Wilcox was q
Pearce visitor Monday
Shopping Here
| J. A. Rockefellow of the Stronghold
was shopping in Pearce Monday.
Return From Bisbee
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Gallagher and
son, John, returned to their home on
Monday after spending several days in
Bisbee with their daughter, Mrs. Star
Williams.
Visit Shaws
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bryant and daugh- :
ters spent Monday evening at the home
of Professor Shaw and family in the
stronghold, Miss Janet Bryant return
ing to Pearce after spending a week
at the Shaw ranch
Pcarce Visitors
D. A. Pennick and daughter. Pau
line, living in the Stronghold district,
were Pearce visitors Tuesday
In Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Bryan1 and two
daughters spent Tuesday IN Douglas.
Sims i'm Town
DR.. w. P. Sims, who is running fo-
state senator, was in Pearce in Chs
interest of his campaign Tuesday
Visit Bryants %F
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nuttall of Cochise
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Bryant Tuesday evening.
Teachers Arrive
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hurley returned
to Pearce Tuesday after spending the
summer in Boulder, Colo, and Kear-
ney, Neb They are domiciled in one
u
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Refreshments were served to Mrs.
C. o. Anderson, Mrs. John w. Prout,
Jr., Mrs. w. f. Snyder, Mrs. Brock,
Mrs Bye-de-R. Clemons, Mrs. Ed
Ditmar and Mrs. Kerby.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

daughters motored to Douglas Sunday
and attended the baseball game pc
tween Douglas and FL Paso.
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EIKinwood In p

IIIIlhWOON IN PeHrCe
e. e. Ellinwood, candidate for gov
ernor on the democratic ticket, was in
Fearce on Wednesday, looking after
his political fences. He was accompa-
MED by George Rocklid and J, b..
Wedocl1. The entire party were lunch
con guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack MUIR
ply.
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Go to Tombstone

Go 10 TOmbStOme
Professor Shaw and son, Richard,
stopped in Pearce for a short time
Wednesday on their way to Tombstone
with a load of peaches grown on their
ranch in the Stronghold.
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NIiddIemarch visitors

A. NJ. Gildea, who is in charge Of
the Middlemarch mine, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Whitmire and son, also of
Mfddlemarch, were in Pearce Wednes-
day.
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DOUGLAS DISPATCH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

of the Commonwealth houses. Hurley
will be principal of the Pearce union
high school and Mrs. Hurley will teach
in the grammar school, having charge
of the primary department.
Middlemarch Visitors
/ A M. Gildea, who is in charge Of
the Middlemarch mine, and Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Whitmire and son, also of
NTiddlemarch, were in Pearce Wednes-
day.
Visit In Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Hurley spent
Wednesday afternoon in Wilcox.
Go to Tombstone
Professor Shaw and son, Richard,
stopped in Pearce for a short time
| Wednesday on their way to Tombstone
with a load of peaches grown on their
ranch in the Stronghold.
In Penrce
Rev. II. L. Duckett and daughter Of
Douglas were Pearce visitors Wednes-,
day.
| IlIinwOOd In Pearce
e. e. Ellinwood, candidate for gov
ernor on the democratic ticket. was in
/ Pearce on Wednesday, looking after
j his political fences. He was accompa-
MED by George Rocklid and J, b.
Wedock The entire party were lunch
/ con guests of Mr. and Mrs Jack MUIR
ply.
/
In Pearce
G. II. Caldwell was Pearce visitor
Wednesday.
Phoenix Visitor
| William v. Thorpe of Phoenix was
here on a business trip Wednesday.
Sheriff In Town
James Mcdonald, sheriff of Cochise
county, living at Tombstone, was in
Pearce on Wednesday.
Hear EIIinwoOd
The following Pearceites attended
the Ellinwood meeting held in Will
cox Wednesday evening: Mr. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Renaud, Albert X. Rother, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Murphy and Miss Fran
ces Cunningham.
DodJ In Pearce
+! Adam Dodd Of Black Diamond spent
few days in Pearce the past week.
Auto Repaired
William Holmes spent Thursday in
Pearce having some work done on his
car at the Pearce garage.
/, shopper
Miss Lena Mulley Of Middlemarch
was shopping here Thursday
Attorney General Here
John Murphy, attorney general, was
| a Pearce visitor Thursday.
|
School Officials
Miss Helen Brown, county school SUI
perintendent, of Tombstone, accompa-
MED by Miss Miriam Toles, stopped in
Pearce Thursday for some time, EN-
route to Dos Cabezos.
-
Bfsbee visitor
Harry Puliam of Bisbee was herel
Friday to visit his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Pointer.
Wilcox Visitors
Hud Kelly and Jess Moore of Will
cox We're in Pearce Friday.
Ash Creek shoppers
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisenhart andI
daughter, Bessie May living in the
Ash creek district, were shopping inI
IPearce Friday.
Rancher- In Town
Jess Snyder of the Noonan ranch,
manager of the Coronado Cattle com
pany, was a Pearce visitor Friday.
Belts In Pearce
Amos Belts, candidate for congress
on the democratic ticket, was in Pearce
Thursday.
Pearce Guests
Mrs. Lawson and children of Kelton
accompanied by Misses Barbara and
Irene Grossmiller of Superior, who. are
visiting their father at Kelton, were
Pearce visitors Thursday.
In Pearce
/ 7. H. Wilson of Wilcox was bust
ness visitor in Pearce Friday
Visits Ranch
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week END "Trip

Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Snyder spen
the week end at the Cain ranch il
the Winchester mountains.
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Refreshments were served to Mrs
c. o. Anderson, Mrs. John w. Prout
Jr., Mrs. w. F. snyder, Mrs. Brock
Mrs Bye-de-R. Clemons, Mrs. Ed
Ditmar and Mrs. Kerby.
Visit in Bowie
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bemis were
Bowie visitors Sunday.
Week END Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Snyder spent
the week end at the Cain ranch in
the Winchester mountains.
Returns From lei PasO
Mrs. Dolly Donnelly after a two
weeks vacation spent at El Paso
with relatives, has returned to Cen
tral, where she is employed.
Visit in Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j.. Davis were Will
cox visitors Sunday.
Purchase Theater
Mr. Samuels and Mr.. Stoloroff of
Douglas have purchased the Pastime
theater from Mr.. James Kennedy.
They intend putting up a dry goods
store on the lot west of the theater.
Here From Wilcox
Mrs. j. L. Perkins, Mrs. j. W. Moore
and Mrs. Homer Moore of Wilcox
called on friends in Dos Cabazas last
Thursday.
Candidates Here
George Henshaw, democratic candi-
date for sheriff and Norman Abell,
democratic candidate for representa-
tive of the sixth district, were over
from Tombstone calling on friends
in Dos Cabezas and Central last
week.
Visit Stronghold
Homer Cowan and family were
visitors at Cochise Stronghold Sun
day
Returns From Trip
Cohen Johnson has returned to
Central after vacation spent in
California.
Business Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hand Of FL
Dorado were business visitors in Dos
Cabezas Friday.
Visited Parents
Mrs. Rushings' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Patterson, of Louisville,
KY, arrived Saturday morning and
are Nisiting Mrs. Rushing and family
and will probably make their home
in southern Arizona.
Leave for Ranch
John Eisenhart and mother, Mrs.
George Eisenhart, left Tuesday eve
ming for their ranch near Pearce.
Mr. Eisenhart will not return to
+ Central, but go to their home at
Light, where he and Mrs. Eisenhart
will teach the Ash Creek school
/ again this winter.
Visit in Wilcox
+ r. 3. Chase and mother and Mrs.
E. Thomas motored to Wilcox We'd
nesday
Visit Parents
Mrs. Preston Berry anc children
of Dos Cabezas are visiting her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Robert McHenry
of Sulphur Springs.
Vacation "trip
HI Fred Ditmars and Herbert Mills
of Central are now in San Antonio,
Texas, on a vacation. They went
overland.
Wilcox Visitors
L Mr. and Mrs. Drew Wilson of Will
cox visited Mrs. M. E. Upchurch sun
day.
Visit Here
Scott Merrill and Earl L. Hancock
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kennedy
Sunday afternoon.
Here From Wilcox
Miss Gladys Cook of Wilcox viist-
ed friends here over the week end
Here From Phoenix
Miss Lucille Kelly of Phoenix is
here visiting her mother Mrs. James
Busenbark Miss Kelly has recently
graduated from the st. Marys Hos
pital at Phoenix.
Candidates Here
DR.. w. p. Sims, candidate for state
senator, of Bisbee, and VIM Coxon,
candidate for representative for the
seventh district, were here this week
i ----Hs--
1 PEARCE /
Roberts Visitor
Senator Roberts of Wilcox was q
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Industrial Congress Is
Suggested as Organization
For Advertising Arizona

(By Dispatch A. P Wire)
PHOENIX, Sept. L. = At recent
gathering of secretaries of various
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
In Pearce

In Pearce
Rev. H. L. Duckett and daughter Of
Douglas were Pearce visitors Wednes-
day.
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Purchase Theater

Purchase Theater
Mr.. Samuels and Mr.. Stoloroff Of
Douglas have purchased the Pastime
theater from Mr. James Kennedy.
They intend putting up dry goods
store on the lot west of the theater
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Visit In Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. M J. Hurley spent
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visit in Bowie

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bemis were
Bowie visitors Sunday.
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Motor to Benson
MIR. and Mrs. t. Ewing motored tc
Benson Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sparks, Mrs. Ewing's
parents.
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Remains In Pearce

Mr.. and Mrs e. N Broderick and
daughter, Bubbles, of Bisbee spent
Sunday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Murphy Miss Broderick will remain
in Pearce for visit.
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Candidates Here

George Henshaw, democratic candi-
date for sheriff, and Norman Aber
democratic candidate for representa-
tive of the sixth district, were over
from Tombstone calling on friends
in Dos Cabezas and Central last
week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Returns From lei Paso

hCVUThS FFON NJ F.dSO
Mrs. Dolly Donnelly after two
weeks vacation spent at El Paso
with relatives, has returned to Cen
tral, where she is employed.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

VISIT in WILCOX
Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Davis were Will
| cox visitors Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

In Penrce
G. II, Caldwell was a Pearce visitor
Wednesday.
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Visited Parents

Visited Parents
Mrs. Rushings' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Patterson, of Louisville
Ky arrived Saturday morning and
are Nisiting Mrs. Rushing and family
and will probably make their home
in southern Arizona
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Here From WILCOX

Here From Wilcox
Mrs. J. L. Perkins, Mrs. j. W. Moore
and Mrs. Homer Moore of WillcoS
called on friends in Dos Cabszas last
Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Candidates Here
DR.. w. P. Sims, candidate for state
senator, of Bisbee, and VIM. Coxon
candidate for representative for the
seventh district, were here this week
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Sheriff In Town

Sheriff In Town
James Mcdonald, sheriff of Cochise
county, living at Tombstone, was in
Pearce on Wednesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Phoenix visitor

William V. Thorpe of Phoenix was
here on a business trip Wednesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Business Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hand Of FL
Dorado were business visitors in Dos
Cabezas Friday.
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Hear EIIinwoo.I

AIDs1I -I1II'WNVUN
The following Pearceites attended
the Ellinwood meeting held in Will
cox Wednesday evening: Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. Renaud, Albert X. Rother, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Murphy and Miss Fran
ces Cunningham.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Leave for Ranch

Leave for Ranch
! John Eisenhart and mother, Mrs.
George Eisenhart, left Tuesday eve
ming for their ranch near Pearce.
Mr. Eisenhart will not return to
Central, but go to their home at
Light, where he and Mrs Eisenhart
will teach the Ash Creek school
again this winter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

DOdU III PeNFre
Adam Dodd of Black Diamond spent
a few days in Pearce the past week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

William Holmes spent Thursday in
Pearce having some work done on his
car at the Pearce garage.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
visit Stronghold

, Visit Stronghold
| Homer cowan and family were
visitors at Cochise Stronghold Sun
! day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Miss Lena Mulkey of Middlemarch
was shopping here Thursday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Cohen Johnson has returned to
California.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

VISIT bryantS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nustall of Cochist
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. l.
Bryant Tuesday evening.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

of New Mexico are at Central, en-
ployed by the Central Mercantile Co
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

BlSbee Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher of Bisbee
were calling on friends in Fearce on
Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

! DR.. w. P. Sims, who is running fo-
Estate senator, was in Pearce in shs
Interest of his campaign Tuesday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs Mike J. Hurley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Bryant and two
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Pearce Visitors
D. A. Pennick and daughter. Pau.
line, living in the Stronghold district
were Pearce visitors Tuesday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hurley returned
4 to Pearce Tuesday after spending the
lsummer in Boulder, Colo, and Kear-
/ ney Neb. They are domiciled in one
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-01-29

The longest pedigree in the worid
so far as science can discover be-
longs to the "sphenedon." whicn can
boast an ancestry of eight million
years duration. The sphenedon Is
found on a tiny island off the coast
Of New Zealand There is nothing
quite like it anywhere else. The
sphenedon is reptile and is a mix
ture of crocodile, snake, turtle, and
lizard. AS matter of fact, 1t Is
probably the ancestor of all these
creatures, but in the process of evolu-
ton through countless ages, the
children" have altered and split up
into hundred and one different
families" The sphenedon, however.
has gone on its way unchanged and
is exactly as 1t was eight million years
ago. This prehistoric creature shows
greatest similarity to the lizard. 1t
has four short legs and long tall
Its face is rather like that of fish
and there is hard ridge on the top
of Its head and down Its back. The
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RUsTLERS

SYNOPSIS.-Kate Cathrew, "Cat-
tie Kate owner of the Sky Line
ranch, on her way to McKane's
store at Cordova, seemingly infuri-
ated by the sight of girl blowing
in valley below, places a rifle
bullet near the horses feet. The
girl takes no notice. Kate goes on
to town. where her presence brings
on a fight between McKane, the
trader, and Sheriff Selwood. Nance
Allison, the girl on whom Kate
Cathrew had vented her spite, is
with her widowed mother and Grip
pied brother Bud farming land
taken up by her father. killed a
short time before In a mysterious
accident. Bud is the victim of a
deliberate scheme to MAIN or kill
him. Kate Cathrew wants the
farm for pasture land, and Is try
ing to brighten the Allisons into
leaving. Big Basford, Sky Line
rider, desperately In love with
Kate, picks a quarrel with a fellow
rider. Rod Stone. Kate, to part
them, lashes Basford across the
face with quirt. Nance discovers
In a cave a fine collie dog, evident
ly guarding child. She goes home
mystified. Next day Nance returns
to the cave with food and makes
friends with the dog and the small
boy, Sonny. He tells her Brand
takes care of him and Dirk" the
collie. Selwood Is certain Kate
Cathrew is the head of a cattle
rustling" gang. with Lawrence Ar
hAr ~ alxy Lott
the ranch. Minnie Pine, halfbreed
at the Sky Line ranch, Is in love
with Rod Stone.
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well and several other riders stood
close, their eyes on him. He thought
of John Allison, found dead at the
foot of Rainbow cliff, to all intents
the victim of accident.
whats the matter. KateT" he
asked pointedly. Suffering from
nerves? Didn't think you had any,"
And he turned to ride over toward
the corral.
Kate's flaming orbs sought the face
of her foreman.
$50 with him." they telegraphed,
and Caldwell went.
Selwood covered every foot of the
home place of Sky Line in grim 81
lence, looking for anything. He looked
into corral and stable, brush pasture
and branding pen, but found no sign
Of the stolen steers.
When at last he rode away 1t was
straight down along the face of Rain
bow cliff toward the west. He did not
know why he skirted the rockface,
since it was hard going. The earth at
slanting and covered with the loose
stone that was forever falling from
the weathered wall. 1t was rough on
the horses feet, but he held him to
it-and he was surprised to find that
Caldwell was still with him, and rid
ing inside next to the cliff.
think I need escort, Caldwell?" he
asked sarcastically.
'Mebby as much as we need spyin'
on" returned the other and rode
along.
Three miles further on the sheriff
turned down the mountain and the
foreman refined up. sitting in ST.
lence to watch him out of sight.
"Wings is right" said Selwood to
himself, those steers must have them
but that woman's eyes were guilty,
or I'm a liar"
At the same moment Caldwell was
heaving a long breath of relief as he
pulled his horse around and headed
home.
"This here sheriff is gettin' a little
bit inquisitive." he thought, then
grinned sardonically.
"But If he never gets any wiser than
he is now he won't set anything on
fire. In fifteen feet of tn Flange an
never saw a thing! Holy smokei
Some sheriff. An yet-can't blame
him-the Flange'd fool tn devil him
self"
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Unappreciated ChiuaIry

He had been reading knightly ro-
mances and grew dissatisfied with the
present unromantic state of the world
He believed it his duty to inject some
romance into the daily grind.
On a rainy, muddy day he sailed
forth to perform some knightly Grand
He beheld bewitching girl about to
step from her car onto the dirty pave
ment. Fastening forward, he spread
his coat under her dainty feet.
She looked at him in surprise.
"Well, of all the darned fools!'' she
exclaimed.
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at Kate Cathrew's corral gate and
called for her.
She came, frowning and inhospit-
able.
what do you want of meY she
asked colby.
Nothing" said Selwood, except to
tell you I'm going to take look
around your place."
Look and be DIR she fared.
What do you think yocal findY
well" he drawled. smiling. 81
might find couple of steers branded
with j. G. on the right hip"
For one fraction Of second the
black eyes burning somberly on his
flickered. lost their direct steadiness.
Selwood laughed. though he was
alert in every nerve and his right
hand was on his thigh near to the
butt of his gun that hung there. Cald-
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Here's certainly a double mys-
terry. Who rustIes the cattle7
and what becomes of them2 Is
1t Kate?
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Have Faith in Time

Tennyson once wrote this wise line:
wait: my faith is large in time"
Well might 1t be. If we work faith
fully, time will bring good results. If
we have sinned and repented, time
will remove the consequences of our
sin. If some great sorrow has come
to us, time will heal the wound. Ii
we are misunderstood, time will show
of what sort we are. Time is the
great healer. Time brings results.
Time has done so much that 1t may
be trusted to do much more. Have
faith in time.
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Notp It's Short-Skirt Flu

A new disease known as 'short-skirt
flu" is raging In London. England. The
victim suffers with chills which are
often followed by rheumatism in the
knee and hip joints. The sufferers
are all women who wear the fashion
able scanty skirts in spite of the win
ter weather. Doctors claim that this
years styles expose women to illness
warm Knockers with the short flowing
skirts.
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the region of Sky Line ranch. He had
crossed the river near the head of
Nance Allisons titled land, and had
sat a moment peering down the length
Of the brown stretch where the rows
of young corn were springing bravely.
1t pleased the sheriff to see this
promise Of fair crop. for he knew
the girl, and had known her father
for an honest. straightforward man.
The hard effort of the family TO get
along was known to all the ranchers
and earned its need of admiration In
a land where work was regarded al
most as religion.
Nameless could condone wrong, but
not shiftlessness.
And this girl was not shiftless.
Instead. her sharp management and
her heavy labor were matters of note.
So the sheriff took special cognizance
of the look Of her big field of corn
and nodded in pleased satisfaction.
Then he moved on up into the blue
brush that clothed the slants by the
river and made for the heights.
Three hours later he was sitting