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VIAEKKE TOUKNEl ICS PRODI C
TION. THE MASSIVE DRIT.V
LANE THE ITRE SI iGE SUCCESS
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SHEPHERD DOG Gt \RI)s
BODY OF DEAD MASTER
FROM PROWLING ANIM\LS
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PHOENIX. Ariz., Jan.. l.W Hov a
Miephe’d clog s'.cod guaid over hm
master's body fur two days and lev. c
nights to protect it from prowling an
imals and birds of prey has hern re.
vealod here by Humane Officer J. W.
Canning.
Ermos F. Wi!!;anns. son ***f I. I*
Williams, of Phoenix, died J*
while herding goats and sheep in the
mountains about f>6 miles north of
here. He fell over as though from
heart disease, hi-; father heard after
wards.
A Mexican herder called “Lad;.
theHv'h • - » the b xl; andstid'
“Stay with him." The Mexican walked
toward Phoenix until he met an Ann
♦•rican who telephoned news of the
death to the youth’s father.
J. H. Williams *t*'Tted from Phoen
ix at once. Because of hard ra:ns and
washouts, ho had difficulty in getting
into the mountain fastnesses where
the flocks pastured. Finally he reach
ed the spot where the body lay, t’ e
dm* :stiM on guard. She growled vic
iously as h“ approached, he said, but
:is soon as she saw* he meant no harm,
-he licked h?s hand. She was worn by
her tong vigil, half starved and gaunt
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WANTED:— Housekeeper for a fam
»!' of four people. Will give com tot
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salary. Permanent home. Inquire Gate
way. JO t f.
FOR SAFE— fine double bed, Os
temore mattress, double coil spring*.
Cost $73 goes for $50. The Alaska
Shop. Jl-’I tf*
with thirst but when he tried to drag
her to a phice to drink, she resisted
fiercely and ran back to the boy’s
body. There she stayed until neighbors
had been summoned from miles awaj
n take the body to Phoenix. Then she
consented to be turned over to th
head shepherd of the Williams flocks
who had instructions to see that she
revived always the best of care.
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r v.mous horsE breeder
TO RETIRE IN FEBRUARY
LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan., 15— John
E. Madden, probably the most ♦ xten .
sive breeder of thoroughbred roe-' j
horses in America, will retire as a
y , (rr Feb a 22 wh - ’ :! ” 1
at Hamburg Place stock farm here |
one hundred brood mares and twenty I
five yearlings.
Among the mates to b* sold rr* ,
daughters of Imported Starshont
Rocksand, Hanover, three of the lead ,
ing strains of producing blood in the" '
country. Others include mrw by
den. Plaudit. Sir Dixon, OmancKe
both American and British blood b -
ing well represented. The year, nge
are by the winning sires of the day,
including several by Imported Sta>*
.«hoot, Ormandale, Ogden, Sir John
J#!inron and Goorgo Smith.
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Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butter and Eg,>s.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAXI )L?M
Canned Frr.it and Vegetables.
BILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beat ilie.se Goods for Quality.
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