THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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jnOttHJWOIU). Motoring- Oi rough Arl
KOfta,, a party of easterners, father and
daughter and a male companion. stop to
Witness a cattU round up. The girl leaves
the car and U attacked by a wild steer.
A masterpiece of riding on the part of
one of the cowboys saves her life.
CHAPTER I. Clay Lindsay, range-rider
on an Arizona ranch, announcos his Inten
tion to visit the "bis town," Now York.
CHAPTEIl II. On the train Lindsay
becomes Interested in a young woman,
Kitty Mason, on hor way to New York
to become a motlon-plcturo actreg. BUe
Is marked as fair prey by a (f w tra.yr
Stor, Jerry Durand, gang politician and
x.prlre fighter. Perceiving his intontlon.
unasay provoKes a qu
Durand from the train.
provokes a quarrel and throws
from the train.
CHAPTEIl IIL On his first day In New
York wnasay is spiasnea wiin wuior uy
a Janitor. That Individual tho range
flaer punishes summarily and leaves tied
to ft Are hydrant. A young woman who
tea tho occurrence Invites Clay Into her
house and hides him from tho police.
CHAPTER IVc-Clav's "rescuor" Intro
duces herself as Beatrice Whltford. Lind
say meets her father, Colin Whltford, and
Iflnvlted to visit them again. Ho meets
Kitty Mason by accident. She has been
disappointed In her stage aspirations, and
to Support herself Is selling cigarettes In
a cabaret. Clay visits hor there.
rrtTAPTKn v. Klttv la Insulted by a
customer. Clay punfshos the annoyer.
After a lively mixup Lindsay escapos.
Outside, he Is attacked by Jerry Durand
and a companion and beaten Insensible.
CHAPTEIl VI. Lindsay's acquaintance
with Beatrice Whltford ripens. Through
her ho Is introduced Into "socloty." His
"side partner" on the ArUona ranch,
Jonnnlo Green, comes to the "big town."
CHAPTEIl VII. Tho two take an apart
ment together. Johnnie socurlnr employ
ment at the Whltford's as "handy man."
An advertisement signed "Kitty M." con
veys the Information that she Is In trou
ble and Implores Lindsay td como to a
certain houso where sho Is Imprisoned.
Clay la dubious as to Its authenticity,
but finally decides to go. Ho makes his
way Into what he supposeo Is tho right
houso and finds hlmoulf In a young worn,
nn's bedroom.
CHAPTER XII Continued
"Honest, I alnt." Johnnlo whispered
a secret across tho rose bushes. "Say,
If you work It right I believe you can
get him," -
Tho girl sparkled, Here was a now
Riant on matrimonii desirability.
Clearly the view ot tho little cow
puncher was that Cloy had only to
crook his fingers .to summon uny girl
In tho world that he desired.
"What would you advfoe mo to do?"
she dimpled.
"Sho I I dunno." lie shyly un
burdened himself of the warning he
had been leading up to. "But I'd
tie a can to that dudo fellow that lnmgs
around tho Bromllold guy. O course
I know he ain't one, two, three with
you while day's on earth, but I don't
reckon I'd take any chunces, us 'the
old snyln' Is. Better get shet of the
dude."
Miss Whltford bit her Hp to keop
from exploding In a sudden gnle of
mirth. But the sight of her self-appointed
rhnperon sot her off Into ponls
of laughter In splto of herself. Ev
ery time she looked at Johnnie she
went off Into .ronowed chirrups, lie
wuh so homely and so deadly eurncst.
'Tho llttlo wnlf was staring at her In
perplexed surprise, mouth qpcnnnd
chin fallen. Ho could sco no' occasion
for, gayety at his suggestion. There
was nothing subtle about tho Hunt.
In his social codo wealth did not tig-
ure. A forty-dolln'r-a-month bronco
buster was free to offer advice td tho
daughter ot n millionaire about sher
tnatrlmonlnl prospects If It seemed
best.
"Clay ain't otio o' the common run of
cowpunchern, inn am. You bet you,
by jollied, ho nlu't. Clay ho owns a
half-Interest lit tho B-ln-u-Box. O'
courso It ain't what he's got, but what
ho is unit counts. He s the best darned
pilgrim ever I did see."
"He's nil right, Johnnie," tlw girl
admitted with an odd snillo. "Do you
want ino to tell him that I'll bo glad
to dron our famllv friends to meet his
approval 7 I don't suppose ho asked
you to speak to mo about It, did ho-?"
The llttlo range-rider missed tho
irony oi tins, "iso, ma'am, i jest out
ted In. Mebbo I hadn' ought to of
spoko."
"You needn't foci bad, Johnnie,
There's no harm dono If you don't
Bay antfhlng about It to Mr. Lindsay.
But I don't think yon were Intended
for a match-maker. That takes quite
a little finesse, doesn't It?"
The word "fmesso" was not In John
nie's dictionary, but ho acquiesced In
her vcrdlet.
"I reckon, ma'am, you're right."
Clay was waiting for lunch nt a rot
teserlw on Sixth avenue, and in order
to lose no time of 'which ho had more
Just now- than ho knew what to do
with was meanwhllo reading a news
paper propped against a watcr-bottlo,
Frotn.uie personal column thcro popped
out ft him thrco lines that caught his
attention :
"If tills meets tho eyo of 0. L. of
Arizona please wrlto mo, Box M-21,
Tho Ileiald. Am In trouble.
Kttty M."
lie read it again. Thcro could be
B&l'dpubt In the world. It was ad
dcfeMCd to hlmt and from Kitty. lip
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remembered tiiitt on tne nils no nnii
casually mentioned to her that ho
usually rend the Herald.
After he had eaten, Clay walked
f.r,vm Broadway and left a noto nt the
olllce of the Herald for Kitty.
The thought of her wus In his mind
nil day. He had worried a good deal
over her disappearance. It wus not
alone that ho felt responsible for the
loss of her place ns clgurette girl. One
disturbing phnso of Uie situation wus
that Jerry Durand must have seen her.
What mure likely than that he had
arranged to have her riplrlted away?
Lindsay had rend that hundreds of
girls disappeared ' every year In the
city. If they over came to the surface
again It was as dwellers In that un
derworld In tho current of which they
had been caught
He had nn engagement that after
noon to walk with Beatrice Whltford.
They crossed to Mornlngsldo purk
and moved through It to tho northern
end where tho remains of Fort Lnlght,
built to protect the approach to the
city during the War of 1812, can still
bo seen and traced.
Beatrice had read the story of the ,
earthworks. In the midst of the tell
ing of It she stopped to turn upon
him with swift accusation, "You're
not listening."
"That's right, I wasn't," he admit
ted. "Have you heard something about
your cigarette girl?"
Clay was amazed at the accuracy
of her center shot.
"Yes." He showed her the uews
papcr. Sho read. Tho golden head nodded
triumphantly. "I told you she could
look out for herself. You see when
she hnd lost you she knew enough to
advertise."
Was there or was there not a faint
noto of malice In the girl's voice?
Was There or Was There Not a Falnl
Note of Malice In the Girl's Voice?
CJuy did not know. But It would have
neither surprised nor dlsploascd him
Ho had long since discovered that his
Imperious little friend .was i far from
an ungel,
At his rooms he found a noto await
ing him.
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"tsome tonight after cloven. I am
locked In the west rear room of the
second story. Climb up over tho back
porch. Don't innko any nolso. The
window will be unbolted. A frleud la
mulling this. For Qod's sake, don'
fall me."
Tho noto was signed "Kitty.". Be
low were given the houso and street
number. Was it genuine? Or did It
lead to a trap? Ho could not tell.
It might be a plant Cor It might be a
wall of real distress. There was only
ono way to( HnU out unless ho went h
mo ponce. That way was to go
through with the ndventure. Ho do -
elded to play a lono hand except for
such help us Johnnie could glvo him.
Clay took a downtown -nr nn.i rmin
to the cross-street montlono'.l in thn let.
tor for n preliminary tour of Investl -
mitlnn rj'l. ,1 1 ..... i 1
hi""i j.iiu Diicvi ui-euguiucu WUo
oiio of plain brownstono fronts with
iron-grilled doors. Tho blank faces
of tho houses Invited no confidence.
It struck him that thore was some
thing sinister about tho neighborhood,
but perhaps the thought wus bom of
tho fear. Number 121 had windows
barred with ornameutal grilles. This
might bo to keep burglars out. It
would sorvo equally well to keep prla
oners in.
The cattleman did not linger In that
street lined with houses of sinister
faces. Ho did not ca're to call, atten
tion to his proseiico by staying too
long:. Besides, he had some arrange
ments to make for tho night at his
rooms.
Thoso were simple and few. Ho
oiled and loaded his revolvor careful
ly, leuvlng the hummer on tho ono
chnmber left empty to prevent acci
dents, after the custom of all careful
gunmen. He changed Into the wrinkled
suit he hud worn when he reached
the city, and substituted for his shoes
u pair of felt-soled gymnasium ones.
The bowlegged little puncher
watched his friend, just as a faithful
dog does his master. He asked "no
questions. In good time he knew he
would he told nil It wns necessary for
" AslhSmle from the Bronx, Cay
outlined the situation and told his
plans so far as he had any.
"So I'm goln' to tiiko a whirl at It,
Johnnie. Mebbe they're lyln' low up
In that house to get me. Mebbe the
note's the real thing. You can search
me which It Is. The only way to find
out Is to go through with the thing.
Yore Job $ to stick around In front
of the huclchdu and wait for me. If
I don't show up Inside of thirty min
utes, get the police busy right away
I) real; In' Into the place. Do you get
mo, Johnnie?"
"Lcmme go with you Into the house,
Clay," the little mau pleaded.
-Nothln' doln', old-timer. This la
my job, and I don't reckon I'll let any
body else tackle It. Much obliged,
Just the same. You're one sure
enough white man, Johnnie."
The little follow knew that the mat
ter was settled. Clay had decided and
what he said was final. But John
nie' worried about It all the way. At
the last moment, when they separated
at the street corner, he added one last
word,
"Don't you bo too venturesome, son.
If them guys got you It sure would
break me all up."
Clay smiled cheerfully. "They're
not goln' to get me, Johnnie. Don't
forget to remember not to forget yora
part. Keep under cover for thirty min
utes; then if I haven't shown up,
holler yore head off for the cops."
They were passing an alley as Clay
finished speaking. He slipped Into Its
friendly darkness nnd was presently
lost to sight. It ran Into an Inner
court which was the center of tortu
ous passages. Tne cattleman stopped
to get his bearings, selected the likeli
est exit, nnd brought up In the shel
ter of n small porch. This, he felt
sure, must be the rear of the houso
he wanted.
A strip of lnttice work ran up tho
aide of the entrance. Very carefully,
testing every slnt with Ids weight be
fore trusting himself to It, he climbed
up und edged forward noiselessly upon
tho roof. On hands and knees he
crawled to the window and tried to
peer In.
The blind was down, but he could
see that the room wns dark. What
danger lurked behind the drawn blind
he could not guess, but alter a mo
ment, to make sure that the revolver
beneath his belt was ready for In
stant use, he put his band gently on
the sash.
His motions were soundless us the
fall of snowllnkes. The window moved
slowly, almost Imperceptibly, under the
pressure f his hands. Warily he lift
ed one big into the room. Ills head
followed, then tho rest of his body.
He waited, every nerve tensed.
There came to him a sound that
sent culd finger-tips playing a tattoo
up and down his spine. It was the in
take of some ono's cautious breathing.
His hand crept to the butt of the
revolver. Ho crouched, poised for
either attack or retreat.
A bath of light flooded the room and
swallowed the darkness. Instantly
Clay's revolver leaped to the air.
CHAPTER VIII
A Late Evening Call.
A young woman In an open-neck
nightgown sat up In bed, a cascade of
black hair fallen over her white shoul
ders. Eyes llko Jet beads were fast
ened on h'ltn. In them he read Indig
nation struggling with fenr.
"Say, what aro you anyhow a moll
buzzer? If you're a porch-climber out
for the props you've sure come to the
'wrong dump. I got nothln'.but bum
rocks."
This was Greek to Clay. He did
not know -that she had asked him If he
.were u man who robs womon, nnd that
shehnd told him he could got no di
amonds there since 'iters were false.
The Arlzonan. guessed at ouce that
ho was not In the rooniwincntlbncd in
tho letter. He slipped his revolver
back Into Its place between shirt and
trousors.
"Is this house number 1421? "he
asked. '
"No, It's 123. What of tt?"
"It's the wrong house. I'm ce'talnly
one chump."
The black eyes lit with sardonic
mockery. "Say, do I look like ono
' of them, born-every-mlnuto kind?" she
naked easily. "Go ahead, and spring
tnal 0,a ono on ,ue nuout now Tu
Rot tanked at tho club and como In
window on account o' your wlfo
, ,,aTm' a temper omethln' fleroo."
"No, I I was lookin' for some' ono
else. I'm awful sorry I scared you.
I'd eat dirt If It would do any good,
hut It won't. I'm Just a plumb Idiot
I reckon I'll bo pnshln' on my reins."
He turned toward the window..
"Stop right there where you're at,'
she ovdered sharply. "Take, a step
to that window and III holler for a
harness bull llko a Bowery bride get-
tin a wallopln' from friend husband.
I gotta have an explanation, And
who told you I was scared? Forget
that stuff. Take It from Annlo that
ahe ain't tho kind that scares."
"I came to see some one else, but I
got In the wrong houso," Jie explained
again lamely.
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J. S. TWINEM, M. D.
(Homeopath)
Medicine and Surgery
Hospital Facilities
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
Offico Phono 183 Residence 283
DR. REDFIELD
Physician, Obstetrician, Surgeon
X-Ray
Calla promptly answered Night or Day
Phones. Office 642 Residence G76
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I).
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Bank Building
Offico Phone 83 Residence 38
DR. J. R. McKIRAHAN
Practlco Limited to Disease ot
Women and Surgery
Over Rexall Drug Store
Phonos: Office 127 Residence CSC
Office 340
Houso 723J
DR. W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Over the Oasis
North Platte
WM. WALDORF
Tinner
Makes or Repairs anything made ot
Tin or Sheet Metal.
510 Locust Undor General Hospital
ED KEERIG
Auctioneer
For dates and terms call at
First National Bank
North Platto, Nob.
DR. HAROLD FEJTNER
Osteopath
Ovor Hlrschfold's
Offico Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020
DR. M. B. STATES
Chiropractor
Rooms 5. 6, 7 Building & Loan Bldg
Office Phono 70 Res. Phono 1242
Offico Phono 241 Res. Phone 217
L. C. DROST
Osteopathic Physician
North Platto, Nebraska.
Knights ot Columbus BuUding.
OTIS R. PLATT, M. D.
Physician nnd Surgeon
X-Rny
Dlaguoss and Troament
Ovor Union Stato Bank.
Offico Phono 296W Houso Phono 2D6R
GEO.'B. DENT
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Glvea to Surgery
and Obstetrics
Offico: Building & Loan Building
Phonos: Offico 130 Residence 115
DR. L. A. SNAVELY
Dentist
X-Ray Diagnosis Oxygen nnd
Gns Anesthesia for Extractions.
Over Union Stato Bank
Phono 296.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES
LIconsed Emhnlmors
Undertakers aad FuHcral Directors
Day Phone 41 Night Phone Black 52W
W. T. PRITCIIARD
Graduate Veterinarian
Ex-Govornniont Veterinarian and ex
assistant deputy State Veterinarian
Hospital 315 South Vino Street.
Phones. Hospital 633 Residence 63S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato No. 1893 of Rhoda A. Ed-
mlston, deceased in tho County Court
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss. Creditors
ot said estato will take notlco that
tho time limited for presentation and
filing of claims against said Estato Is
Nov. 11, 1922 and for settlement ot said
Estato Is Juno 30, 1923! that I will
sit at tho county court room In said
County August 11th, 1922, at 10 o'clock
a. m. and on November 11th, 1922 at
10 o'clock a. m to receive, cxamino,
hear, allow, or adjust all claims nna
objections duly filed.
Dated Juno 30, 1922.
Wm. H. C. Woodhurst
(SEAL) County Juago
NOTICE OP PAVING ASSESSMENT
Notico Is horeby given that tho
Mayor and City Council of tho city
of North Platte, Nobraska, will on
tho 15th day of August, ViZ'i, between
tno nours or a anu a ociock p. m.
of said day and so much longer as
may bo necessary to transact said bus!
uoss, sit ns a board of Equalization
for tho purpose of equalizing and as
Bcssing against abutting and adjacent
property owners, tho cost of paving
in Paving Districts No. 3 and 6 as
tho samo aro now organized. And all
porsons Intorosted aro horeby noti
fied to appear and show cause, if any
why said equalization and assess
ment should not bo made, on or be
fore tho 15th day ot August, 1922 at
eight o'clock p. ra.
Witness my hand and the seal ot
said city this 24th day of July. 1922.
O. E. ELDER
(SEAL) City Clerk
ROAD NO. 422.
To whom It may concern:
Tho special Commissioner appointed
to locato a public road as follows:
Commencing at the cornor to Sec
tion 4, 5, 8 and 9 township 12 north
range 30 west of tho Gh p. m.. running
thence west on section lino between
sections 5 and 8, and G and 7 two
miles to connect with extension to
Road No. 42 has reported in favor thore
of anyone having objections thereto or
claims for damages by reason of the
establishment ot described road must
filo samo in the office of tho County
Clerk of Lincoln County, Nebraska
on or beforo 12 o'clock nooa ot the
16th day ot September, 1922.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 8th day of July, 1922.
A. S. Allen
(SEAL) County Clerk
EXTENSION ROAD NO. 107.
To whom it may concern:
Tho special commissioners appoint
od to locato a public road as follows:
Commencing at a point on tho section
line between seetions 9 and 1G, where
Public Road oN. 11 Intersects said
Boction line, running thonco west on
the section lino between sections
and 16 and 8 and 17 to tho inter
soctlon with Road No. 77 all In town
ship 14 rango 30, said roan to bo 66
feet wide, has reported In favor of
tho establishment of tho same, all
objections therotp, or claims for dam
ages by reason of tho establishment
of the abovo described road must bo
filed In tho offico of the County Clerk
of Lincoln county Nobraska, on or
before 12 o'clock noon ot the 9th
iay ot October, 1922 or said Road will
be allowed without roforenco thereto.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 27th day of July, 1922.
A, S. ALLEN
(SEAL) County Clerk
EXTENSION ROAD NO. fll
To whom It may concern:
Tho spooial Commissioner appointed
to locato a public road as follows:
Oommonolng at the cornor to Sec
tions 13, 14, 23 and 24 T. 13 N. R. 30 W.
running thonco north on lino botweon
Sections. IS and 14 ono milo, tlicnco
north woatorly Uirough sees. 11,10 and
9 said township nnd rango following
tho south hank ot tho Cliannol oi the
Platto Rtvor to tho Intersection with
Road No. 6 ending tharo said road to
bo 68 feet wido has reported in favor
thoreof anyone having objections there
to or claims for damages by reason of
tho establishment of tho abovo road
must fllo samo In tho office of tho
County Clork of Lincoln County, Nebr
aska on or beforo 12 o'clock noon of
tho 18th day of September, 1922 or tho
abovo road will bo allowed without
reforonco thoroto.
Witness my hand and official seal
this Sth day of July, 1922.
A. 8. Allen
(SEAL) County Clork
ROAD NO. 420
To whom tt may concern:
The special Commissioner appointed
to locato a public road as follows:
Commencing at tho cornor to Sec
tions 5, G, 7. and 8 town 12 N ,R. 30
W. running thonco north ono mllo to
tho NE corner of See G said township
and range. Also comenclng at tho SB
corner ot soctlon 32 T. 13 N. R. 30 W.
running thonco on lino botween sec
32 and 33 ono mile, thonco Northwest
and Northeast through tho East of
Sees. 29 and 20 to connect with Rqad
No. 8 about 9 chains west of tho NE
corner of said Section 20, following
said section botweon Sees. 20 and 21
T. 13 N. R. 30 W. for about ono half
mllo hns reported in favor thoreof
anyone having objections hereto or
claims for damages by reason of tho
establishment of tho abovo road must
fllo samo in tho offico of tho County
Clerk of Lincoln County, Nebraska
or said road avlll bo allowed without
roforonco thereto, on or beforo 12
o'clock nm of tho lGth day of Sept
ember, 1921
Witness my hnnd nnd official seal
this Sth day of July, 1922.
A..S. Allen
(SEAL) County Clerk
NOTICE OF THE FORMATION, OF
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 17 IN THE
CITY OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBR
ASKA. To tho owners of tho record Utlo
ot all property adjacent to or abutting
upon tho streets herolnaftor described
and all porsons lntorestod therein:
You and each of you aro hereby
notified that tho Mayor and City Coun
cil of tho city of North Platto did
undor date of July 21st, 1922 pass and
approvo a certain ordinanco forming
and creating paving district No. 17 of
the city of North Platto, Lincoln'
County, Nebraska, And that tho fol
lowing streets including tho Inter
sections thoreof within tho limits of
tho city aro comprised within said
paving district, to-wlt: All that por
tion of Sixth Street commencing at
tho west lino of tho intersection ot
said Sixth Street with Bryan Avenuo In
said city of North Platte, Nebraska.
running thenco west along said Sixth
Street and Pine Streets, in said city
of North Platte. Lincoln Conntv.
Nobraska; and commencing at the .
north line ot tho intersection of Third
Street and Poplar Avonue and run
ning thenco north along said Poplar
Avenue to the south line of tho Inter
section of said Poplar Avenue and
Seventh Streets of said city of North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska,
there to terminate, exclusive of inter
sections of Poplar and 3rd, th. and
5th streets respectively. i
Unless objections aro filed as re
quired by statute within twenty days
from the first publication ot this no
tice, tho Mayor and City Council shall
proceed to construct such paving.
Dated this 24th day of July, 1922.
E. H. EVANS
Attest: O. E. Elder Mayor
City Clerk (SEAL)
EXTENSION ROAD NO. 26.'.
To whom It may concern:
Tho special commissioner appointed
to locato a road a? follows: Commenc
ing at Road No. 265 at tho northeast
corner ot Section twenty nine (29),
townbhlp nine (9) range twenty soven
(27) west thenco north about 520 rods
on or near the section lino as practi
cal, thenco In a northorly direction
passing around tho head of a canyon
and back to tho section line, thonco
north to tho northeast cornor of sec
tion Seventeen (17), thence in a north
westerly direction down a rldgo about
160 rods, to the main canyon, thenco
in a north easterly direction along the
oast bank f tho canyon on section
eight (8) to tho north lino of soctlon
eight, thenco in a northerly direction
along the oast bank of tho canyon oa
soctlon five (5) to a point about 20
rods south of tho Northeast corner of
section five (5). thenco crossing can
yon and going north 20 rods along tho
north side of canyon to tho Northeast
cornor of Section five (5). thence north
about 240 rods on tho west section line
of Section thirty throo (33), township
ten (10), rango twenty seven (27) west
thenco in a northeasterly direction
around a head of a canyon to a point
about 15 rods east of the northwest
cornor of soctlon thirty throo (33),
thonco cast about 140 rods along or
as near practical tho section line
between section thirty thrco (33) and
twenty eight (28) to tho northeast
cornor of tho northwest quarter of
suction thirty throo (33) township ten
(ten) north rango twenty seven (27)
west of tho sixth principal meridian,
tho abovo road terminating at Exten
sion ot road No. 20 and to be any
width up to GC foot wide to make a
good road has beco roportod in favor
thereof, anyono having objections
thereto or claims for damages by
reason ot tho establishing of the above
described road must fllo same In Of
fico of tho County Clork of Lincoln
County. Nebraska on or beforo 12
o'clock noon of tho 16 day of Septem
ber 1922 or said road will bo allowed
without referanco thereto.
Witness by hand and official seal
this 8th day ot JJy, 1922.
A. S Allen
(SEAL) County Cloijk