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Also is gals. Of paint; Ornamental entail
fence; 20 IT,; sell cheap. VIM.
BocKELMANN' 1@47 &C" st. IS Sc.
DOORS AND WINDOWS, frames,
weatherc.strips incld.: perfect shape;
DRAPEs, 2 pairs. solid forest green;
like new; floor length: ~ it. wide
DRAPER.IEs., 2 pr. grey, green, rasp-
berry berry I fi9rsl print print SIT rasp
#: 4 in ia. 98l7.
MISUNDERSTANDING street and din
ner dresses sizes 14-16. Also Amer
lean Broadtail coat. black, % length.
AD. 6o95 Woodley Park Towers,
D SFSsl ss 1srss W. 'ol sas5 maple with
DRESSER. with mirror. double. gray
modern. 8 mos. old; best offer
DRILL TAi i'f P1REss. 15-inch Champion mps
floor foo mod model' 4-inch Craftsman joiner.
DRYER, new Bendix; s155. AP
DRYER. photo print, Lott Roto-
master; Ids Speed Graphic camera.
Dryer. cleo. Kenmore, never used.
Reasonable price. Call TIE. $3.50.
OUPLlCAToRs. all types sales. rem.
Terms AMERICAN TYPEWRfTER
Co. 1881 E. Capitol st.. II. 3-0OS2.
Our 42nd year: $50 to $40 incl
EIEccTiRic MOTOR. 5 hip. single
EI fssfi fScsn'p sTEovE, V Westinshouse
4,burnsr, full size; good condition.
E Il; aSop RiA ESt sis new and used;
full size; from sos up; Philco. West
inghouse. Universal. DOWD's ELEC
ELEC. RANGE 1Frieidaire), full size,
almost new; Kelvinato9r refs; oil
E lsca; A5 81 ESS2s is47
ssc sac; ice" Si56. UNI UN. OFF GS5io A'"''
ENLARGER PHOTO, 2Ax3A; paper
timers, safelights sf hard anu rubber e tanks
No No ss4s s Mr. MRS WAYS WAYS. ''''' ' Ms0
ENLARGER, Solar. new cond.; up to
1eF' si6Eo6 81 sFUD1 esFss sA
EXHAUST FAN. coolaire. 16-inch,
3-speed; used 2 months; cost 500;
sell $50 or best offer. UN. 1914.
EXPANSION REAMERS. z inch to
ladder. $3.50. 7s1 oglethorpe NV.
FxNsNFour elect. GE and Diehl;
excel. condition. So to SIS. OR.
FANS t:l, 25-ineh floor fans; $40
each. 49o5 Del Ray ave-. Bethesda.
FAN. attic. 36.in Al condition.
will demonstrate; $40. Cali AID.
1874.
FAN, window. ventilating; adjustable
in; S25. WI. $3.50.
FANS (2), vornado; orig. price.
81 81 'g sSas new cond'' sell s21 ga.
FANS, Kitchen and window type.
mostly. new. but some have been
used for display. A selection Of
over. so fans. A fan for your
needs. To. be sold at IA original
price. Call Mr.. Parker. ST. .61O0.
JOHN g. WEBSTER. warehouse.
1909 LIST 81. 90.
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ANTIQUE SPECIAL
SPRING SALE

Discounts up to 500. 300 pieces
Of furniture like you see in garden
and home magazines. Cherry. pine,
maple. walnut, mahog, and tulip
wood Pa. Dutch settles: benches
and Hutch round chair tables. drop
and harvest tables. Benches. stools.
flddle back. plank bottom and ladder
back chairs to match tables. Ice
S fSssn @ Shas a ndd TABLES a
dry. sinks. with lift lids and high
backs; beds. single and double
chests. large and small; wash
stands. lift lid commodes. bedside
and end tables. blanket and dowry
and marble top coffee tables. small
marble. top sideboard. Victorian
loveseat. fruit and nut carved with
finger mould. Shadow box and
; deep walnut picture frames. Hang
Big stock of china. glass, etc. At
Low low sales as;;vIpI prices. TsTms Is desires;
Dealer" s215 Wise. ave. OF. 2432.
10 a.m.-9 pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
Antiques-New Shipment
From New England. Pine tables,
hutch, round drop leaf and servers.
cupboards. secretaries, chairs-all
styles, beds. highboys dressing
modes, buggy. seats; all beautifully
finished; Victorian rosewood sofa.
finely upholstered and in perfect
condition.; mahog. Victorian chairs,
drop-leaf tables, also marble tops;
electrified post lights. $50; other
unusual lampS Sl5 and I'm. cnttape
bureaus, lift-top commodes. church
benches and settles in the rough.
IVY CHIMNEY on 1T. z, 600 yards
west of DraneSville
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BUILDING MATERIALS
We have Special prices on all kinds
Of used building material. such as
framing lumber, sheathing. flooring
and doors. Also all kinds Of mis-
cellaneous steel radiators. fencing
all day Saturday.
General Wrecking Co.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
MI 6177 %
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FILE GARMENTS

Brand-new 4-drawer full-suspension
legal 4draWe se' $3.50. s'' With sS4S ioei
and key 50 extra; also $50 wood
es. legal or letter. 4 drawers. SlO
and up. Stationary steel cabinets,
S6x72x1S, 2-door with lock and
key, reduce from 5000 to SAC. so.
sayings u, up to 50Ss. free delivery.
COMPANY. 639 New York ave. NV.
FILM DEVELOPING. printing in :
hours. Color service; Cameras on
credit. RE. 2434. BRENNER, e33
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FILE CABINETS

our drawer steel letter-size, new
S44; available IN green or gray; used
wood transfer files, legal or letter
SIZE S2.95. N. FRANK & SON. Ala
3rd st. NV. Elk 1914
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FURNITURE BARGAINS
OPEN TODAY, 1912
Cash discounts on living room. dining
room and bedroom.
FURNITURE co.
RT1H NJ II Ave III Q.HrO1

room and bedroom
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
67l5 N. H. Ave. JU. S-5791.
Furniture-Self Service
$s5; chairs s1-sS; t end i0t GABLES su's ST
up; lady's desk, So 80; studio couch,
SO; lamps. S1-$2; coffee tables.
$3.50; book cases. $3.50 to S.; beds.
wash stand. $3.50; kitchen tables.
dining table, SAL Open SUNDAYS
and evenings, till Z. BELL KINDS.
sos 9th st. NV. D1. 9761.
FURNISHINGS and furniture. good
quality: sell cheap. Scatter rugs.
Sunday and evenings only. 1900
Mass. ave. NV. Apt. 765.
FURN.-Complete contents Of profess
sionally decorated eff. apt. down
town location; new bldg. DU. S4s3.
FURN.-Workbench, sun lamp. lounge
chair. 2 twin mattresses. like new:
steel wardrobe. dresser. chest Of
drawers. small rugs; misc. HU. 621o.
FURN.zz1o-pc. din: rm. set. walnut.
2 radios; misc. NO. 1879. is
FURN.-Dining table. buffet and
ferV ssbl san L. $ sosa chair and c0f
FURN.. dinette set S3h; kit. cab.
SIS; chairs. $40; couch, SIS; chest.
$50. 361a. Goth ST. ne.
FURN.A,Mahog. Duncan Phyfe din.
chest, a9-in. Hollywood bed. .TU.
FURN.-sofa, platform rocking chair;
maple. dresser and bed. occasional
chair and exhaust fan: OF. 1884;
metal spring. Sl5; cfilds crib, $40,
FTRN:-Din rm, suite; Duncan-Phyfe
mex msr rues; Ak "a. S415, ..u .
Ape. modern sectional sofa, = mod.
ern bedrm. suites with springs and
mattresses: ! mahog. bookcase;
mahog. kneehole desk; one Lane
cedar chest; l417 Crittenden st. NV.
solid mshos'. sIoo sH' sS4 s'se'
lined oak bedrm.
suite, lined oak end tables; very
r Urn: IKE s0 asx s5 ~ SEE Pc. liv. nm.
chair, si3; small liv; chairs, each
Sl2; all in reas. good cond;; leav.
city. must sell. Call any day be-
tween 81, HU. 6097.
FURNGO9Pets n,y iy I fet and S Sfd
versal washer. LII. 1-1s47. LU.
FuRN.--Dining table. daybed. wins
plush. both mahog.; lge, needlepoint
bag: chandelier, :3-cushion settee.
2 chairs. table. cobalt glass set Tor
FttjRNa.. EN- MOVING SISi AT oNcE-Must
occasinal tables, chairs. china closet.
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
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APPLIANCE

SCanrarC lire " BaLCery 20.
10th and FIJI 7 d ST L. Ne sso 9gen Ewes
20-gal. stainI: s.. tank,
reflector; stand, Ash. plants; cost
via sHss t. .sts sns SCI sa ssnt:
planted. III. $3.50.
many uses. 9-5 weekdays, Ii. j.
50. 10 g. gal, nlters
Navy of. uniforms; high chair. LA
ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons;
e lsss SON, at former reduced rate
AWNINGS ", SSss.i sturditold. for porch; IS
m nsen scns $50. WIZ Tln0 Sis7. oseG 9s
BABY BED (Simmons). $40; y steel
bed, So; high chair. So; Taylor tot
IS Il Mo4Sa ' so5s 81 zsi EsT9 1s!ss
BABY aIs o. CARRIAGE. seibert de luxe
model. swivel front wheels. turr-
quoise: peri. cond.; $35 or best Of,
BABY ,CARRiAGE' beautiful a,it large :;
leather; Incl. matt. S35. ia. s-9o53
barry CARRIAGE, beautiful de luxe
model: also car bed and baby bed
comb: new cond.; reas. WA. 1909.
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. very good
condition. Call OIL. 1885.
suner De Luxe, S25: dinette set.
5-pc., maple. $40. LU. 2-7312.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. like new.
with extras; sell reasonably. OF.
1894.
BABY CARRIAGE, blue. Welsh. good
condition. OR. 1891. lis
BABY BED AND MATTRESS
N0nA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BABY FURN., NEW

You can afford new things for the
baby at our low prices.
Full-size cribs from S16.95
Folding carriages from 1895
Folding playpens from 9.95
Folding Strollers from 7.95
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
2461 18th st. NV. Opp. Ambassador
Theater. Open Mon.-Fri. It'll g..
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BUILDING MATERIAL
PLUMBING
PAINT

white 81. per gal
Porch & deck enamel. $1.95 per gal
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
We also carry q complete
line of GARDENING TOOLS
AND SUPPLIES, steel beams,
angle and reinforcing rods,
Use FILA financing for your
needs. No down payments,
Is months to pay.
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BEACH OR GARDEN
Be ready for Decoration Day-Chaise,
S2650; table. 36", 4 metal chairs
(folding), nice reclining umbrella;
a beauty; holiday special. S49.75
complete, or sell separate; many
other items. 10. S-1151.
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AIR coNDITIoNERs "a, console
style, walnut finish, a4-ton units;
- perfect working cond. Sacrifice, S95
to weekdays.
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CAMERAS

@4As4A@4 WAN
VISIT OUR COLOR LAB.
Capture forever in full color the
pleasant memories of spring and
summer! There's new crystal beauty
In CHINACOLOR PRINTS. They're
IN all 4s States. We have Color
Film to At your camera. o4-hr.
Ansco Color Film processing, ST.
Complete stock of new cameras, pro-
1ectors and photo supplies. Free in
today. See our Color Print Ex-
cHiiiNAcoLoR LABORATORIES
715 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 5000.
CARD TABLE SET (StakmoreJ. char
treuse seats. backs: ebony wood; like
new: orig. $40; $49.50. RA. 1909.
safe cabinet. .fireproof.
new cost $500. will sell for 500
You move it. See Monday. 202S
14th St NV.
CARPETING SALE!
ToWnley, orig. s7.95. sale $8.75
per so. I'd; many others!
Levanthal's, HUI. 5000, Mon.
c aHsd s45 DER H Mis. c snf tod Ss,
CASH REGISTER. National. Just
like new. $3.50. cost $3.50 new:
/ electric. SS5. cost S425. lust like
bars; Sun. G from to S. $50
CASH A H. REGISTER. National. excellent
condition; good for small business;
CASH. REGS., hand. and comb. add
ing mach: priced to sell. Call to-
Iau ~ AROk. Eyk1 III C2&O
CASH REGISTER-R. C. Allen comb
adding-cash register. Sacrifice.
MITCHELL SALES CO.. UN. S437.
10
CASH REG, Natl. best cond., rings
up S9.99; price, $95. Today, CO.
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FURNITURE
Walnut Duncan Phyfe dining room
ext, table, S35: blond mahog. bed
room. compl., $135; Gov. Winthrop
mahog. secretary. sos: Hollywood
beds. $3.50; end tables. lamps,
mahfos china closet S9SS ETC. the
1929 Wis. ave. NV. Monday It'll 3.
weekdays , I'll s1,,,00Rv, 6s75.
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE

Odds and ends; beds. studio couch,
tables, etc; cheap. 1901 River I'd.
NV. OR. O060.
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observation-disclosures

New Admiral. WESTINGHOUSE. Mitchell
de-humidifiers. from 500: all fully
guaranteed
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and II sts. NE
Open Ewes. Till o Ii. 3-00S2
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20S TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
GLos g PUTS LOOK AT THESE
solid H lined oak extension table
and leaf and 4 chairs, was S79.50,
now $3.50; finest quality genuine
gray walnut table and , leaves. 4
chairs and credenZa buffet. was
1926, now S199.75; finest quality
solid mahog. drop-leaf table. was
$149.50. now $3.50; genuine ma
hog. drop-leaf table. Duncan Phyfe
style was $3.50. now 1925;
mahog. or maple extension dinette
table and leaf and 4 chairs. was
S69.50. now $3.50: many more
bargains too numerous too mention
Open Thursday till 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742.
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
DISHES-Wedgewood service for 12,
Conway pattern; many extra pieces;
new cond.; S115. TIE. 4S03. is
DISHWASHERS-Fa makes. floor
samples. $199. at JOHN G. WEB
STEERS warehouse, 1909 LIST ct. Sc.
Call ST. 600. Mr.. Parker
DISHWASHER-SINK, comb. Hotpoint
with gar. disposal, ready plumbed,
new, used mos; guar; sacrifice
pfsFosA Is q INCHES NV sEMK COMP AH3
$500 OIL, 0129
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DEHUMIDIFIER = Famous makes,
floor samples: only $40. at John
g. WEBSTER'S warehouse, 1903
Is. St. Sc. Cali ST. 610o. Mr.,
DESK. Governor Winthrop scroll top,
grill work on glass door. serpentine
WIN Sell Tor best offer. CO. ss4s.
DESK. high quality, almost new.
NAH. keyhole. Axe. 8 drawers; S65,
IA. 4-l875. wk. ends or after 8.
DESKS-DESKs kinds; ONCE
chairs, filins cabinets. Today. CO.
1875; wk.. DI. 1879. l112 18th n W.
plastic occasional chair. $50. J "a.
DESKS le), typewriter pedestal, saa;
Today, 10. S-II5l.
DESK, beautiful two-faced, crotch
mig, Empire-style desk; suitable for
club or large room; $500. OV. 634S,
after 2 pm. Sunday; all day Mon. .
D esa s d:si s ssecu sS y 10 s S
Condition Cali OF. 7765. - A'"
DESK. solid mahogany, 65x53. rea-
son able. 35OS Conn. ave. NV. EN-
D i;;Si kneehols mah;; maple. beautt-
CIRCLE, 1iiS l4th NV. 81. 1879.
DEJURv. versatile enlareer. Ektaer
lens. trays, dryer. etc. Best offer
DiAMONDS-Lady's q Ct, $3.50;
lady's "a. ct.,- S175: lady's / ct.
$500; lady's 2 cts, $575; lady's 4
mountings. Trades accepted. LIV-
IMGSTON & CO., 1923 H st. NV.
ME: 3440. "a
DIAMOND IAdsGSl I KsING. IN carats. perfect
DIAMONDS-Rosslyn Loan Co. offers
unusual savings on unclaimed dia-
mondS OF every description; watches
cameras. typewriters. guns; many
other items. Buy and save at THE
ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn. Va
Debating EQUIP.
Two Ediphone debating and 2 Edi-
son shaving machines, excellent
working order; $35 each. n
FRANK & SON, Ala 3rd st. NV
Elk. 1914
~ \
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DEHUMIDIFIER. Oasis. 35es on list,
practically brand-new with 6-yr.
nggnsI guar AP, 3e14. v.,,,n..o I'll.
new. 500. ia S-5202.
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DISHWAsHER UNIT - SINK AMI
DISPOSAL, AZ INCHES, NEW COND
$500. OIL, O120.
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Two Ediphone debating and 2 Edi-
son shaving machines, excellent
working order; $35 each. N
FRANK & SON, Ala 3rd st. NV
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FURNITURE-Cofiee table. Duncan
Phyfe, oval. with glass top; chest
on-chest. mahog.; floor lamp. Wood
FURNiTURE-cocoa brown studio
couch; makes up single or double;
A mos use. vi. 1857, Sun, 10
observation-disclosures ape. over:
stuffed parlor suite, carved solid
mahogany frames; good condition;
FURNITURE mahog. din. nm.
chrs.. with needlepoint seats. $40;
/ floral boudoir chair, IS; sec
ton vanity mirror, 81; desk lamp:
SIS: l pink pottery lamp, SO; 9x12
reversible summer rug. 3 scatter
to match. S35. Call after 10 am.
FUthRNiTTRE-Piano, s125: secretary,
S35; juke-box, $50; bridge chairs, 6
for So. CHI. 0369.
FURNITURE-Hish grade Tomlinson
living room pieces in Butternut nm
ish. consisting Of 9-drawer knee
hole desk. 3-piece cocktail table,
large occasional table, lamp table
also gray lounge chair. red leather
pull-up chair, lined oak LIQUOR
All In excel. cond. VIII sacrifice at
low prices. Phone RIA. 1895.
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Cotton broadlooms, all colors, widths;
Townley, orig. S7.95, sale S6.75
per 50. yd.; many others!
Levanthal'S, HUI. 5000, Mon.
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Play War Games
Army Photo

UPPER HEYFORD, EnglandR-
American and British troops were
playing war games. and the Yanks
took a bad beating here, thanks
TO a sort of trojan fire horse.
As planned, q British force Of
$50 paTatroopers dropped near an
air base defended by hundreds of
heavily armed T. s, troops.
The British depIOyed around the
base while a 3man detail sour
rled to a secret rendezvous al a
farm house
DOMINIC fiTemen's outfits and
borrow Ing fireiruck the detail
raced un0pposed through the main
gate OF the alrbase Once in.
side they captured the Americans
headquarters building.
The Yanks LET the "firemen"
pass unehailenged.
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BY ARCHIE JOScElYN

and all in such an amount" h,
confessed. Nor would any of tn,
boys. But we'd Like to help 70,
out, Steve"
They figured together briefly
then King announced the decision
It'll take some scratchin', hu
We can make it. Well fix I'D tht
deal in the morning. That VIVA
you wanted to know"
That's it." Steve agreed. ~Anc
I'm obliged. This means a lot tC
me-"
Indian Joe had listened from
the background, wooden-faced
Steve returned to him.
Get some sleep. joe" he ad-
viSed. There's a lot to do, fol
we're neck deep in the woods vet
Come morning, you take Burt
back to the ranch. Arrange for
the funeral in a couple of days.
I'll have to stay here for tomor-
row. but I'll be back then"
III tend to it" Indian Joe
agreed.
Steve turned away, to his own
blanket. 1t was his turn to ride
night-herd after midnight
He was still wakefui, his face
gray and drawn, when it came
time to do his stint. He saddled
a horse and followed the others
who were heading out for where
the great herd lay.
LIE was nearing the far edge.
Il where the other riders had
just completed their stint and
headed back for their blankets.
when it came.
At first it was like the sudden
roll of thunder, far in the dis
lance. Almost at once that vi
brating mutter was punctured by
the high blast of gunfire. the
shrill shouts of men, which were
in turn overwhelmed. drowned
out by the awakening terror of
thousands of cattle, mrching TO
their feet and beginning a mad
dened rush, fear bursting from
them In great bellowings.
Steve sat his horse for a mo-
fnent. stunned. Almost instantly
he knew what was happening.
1t was no surprise to him that
there were spies in this camp,
men quick to relay every piece
of news of any importance TO
Matt larson. There had been an
interval of several hours since
King had made the agreement
with him concerning the cattle.
Ample time for a rider to reach
TarSon's camp. which probably
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OOOMROCK
Chapter 81

Chapter q
GENERAL buyers, representing
- Eastern firms. had arrived
during the day. as the roundup
neared completion. Steve knew
mat they would have looked the
STOCK over during the day, and
tnese men were experts who
knew cattle.
They know cattle, and most o.
mem used to ride the range. +"
indian Joe rejected. He Weakened
them, six In all. with the request
mat they talk business with Steve
russell that same night
Something going on, Joe?" one
asked. Since we hit the hay?"
Plenty" Indian Joe agreed.
and gave them a brief summary
OF the developments, including
the calling of the Cattlemen's
Court for the morrow. They
asked a question or so and fol-
lowed him back to the fire,
Steve shook hands with them.
All had arrived here since his
departure that morning, but he
knew i've of them from previous
years, King, who represented a
chicago packing house, was the
dean of the group. "Just what
have you in mind. Steve?" he
asked quietly.
The size of ii is that I've got
to raise sixty six thousand in cash
by day after tomorrow" Steve
explained. Either that or they
1oreeiose on me. My enemies
Inquire | ean'traise 1t. | think can.
Here are the figures on Diamond
r cattle, In this gather here.
They've been checked pretty
carefully"
He handed a sheet of paper.
giving the tally, to King, who
studied it carefully, then passed
1t to the next man in line. Then
ne picked UP a blazing twig and
held it to his cigar until it was
well alight He pulled thought
fully.
Il had look at your cattle this
afternoon, he conceded. Sixty
six thousand is a lot of money.
On the other hand, I'd say they
were worth il. But it would lust
about take your whole bunch. as
tailed, includin' calves"
Il figured on that" Steve
agreed. But I'll save the land"
King spoke again, as by COM
mon consent.
i wouldn't consider it, ordi-
narily. buying calves and cows
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was not far off, and for the Nooser
crew TO strike back.
Word OF what had occurred
mere this evening was a declara-
non OF war against the TarsonS.
The way of meeting the mortgage
was an answer from Diamond r,
the Cattlem3n's Court a challenge
from the entire community.
but. oy morning, two weeks
or hard work would be all nm
done, the entire herd scattered as
widely through the hills as before
the task had commenced. and all
to do over again. BY no stretch of
the imagination could the Dia-
mond R stock be gotten together
IN time for delivery before the
mortgage deadline.
Realization fioated above him
like a gray wrath in the night
but Steve was riding like a mad
man, refusing 10 admit defeat. re
the herd could be swung, started
to milling, they wouldn't run far.
and the damage of the night could
be repaired in day. And ne was
IN the right position for the op-
Grafton.
By then they were almost upon
him, engulfing him, and his
cayuse took matters into its own
control and the bit In its teeth. ft
turned and fed, as terrified now
as any of those who pursued, and
some Of the fear communicated
itself 10 Steve. There would be
no turning or stopping the mass.
They would run until they had
exhausted themselves. scattering
far and wide.
But before and until that hap
pened they were a menace. If his
cayuse could keep running and
stay on its feet until the herd
scattered and thinned, they would
live. But if IL missed its footing
in the dark and went down. the
pounding hoofs would blot them
into Oblivion.
Now the vanguard of the herd
was all around. elashing horns
pressed at them from all sides.
The crush of the herd drew
closer, like strangling moose.
If they could keep going until
daylight then the exhausted
cattle would stop. But even as the
thought came hopefully, Steve
felt his eayuse stumble and start
to go down. Probably this was A
part that Matt larson had not
figured on, but he might gain a
bigger victory from the nichk
than he had hoped.
..... lTo be eenlinued1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21

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