The Frontier, May 1926 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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VOL, 4, NO. 2 ros May, 1926 Wa CONTENTS COVER DESIGN WM. RUESSWIG SONGS OF THE RANGE—Tue Cowszoy’s Lire . . . Edited by HENRY HERBERT KNIBBS 3 One of the anonymous songs this, just one of those sonas the old-timers passed from campfire to campfire, di -DEVIES” CALDRON so imkt a Seay a ra ee ee alg DON McGREW 4 i em tila als gcey i treasure; together they make a thrilling tale of adventure in the out eas TRAIL TOLL BRIDGE CHARTERS , . .. . . see. ; . . CLARENCE E MULFORD 45 A “graft” of the old days—and a mighty lucrative one some keepers made it! THE WATERS OF BOWLEGS CREEK .. te ogo te, - » J. E.GRINSTEAD § 46 Water was all-important to Clell Berry’s dry homestead, but to go after water meant quick trouble. AUSTRALIA—FORTUNE LAND... . - . + . «» RODERICK O’HARGAN 56 Even official attempts to hush it up could not as ‘i stralie? s gold discovery from the eager ears of the stampeders. CHAPAREJOS . ae a ; » « ANTHONY M. RUD 59 A momentous blast was Kab Toi-Yabe Tolman fi are in the Red Chalk Range—momentous for him and for tiny Dickie Bellinger. A-DREDiE TOO: MANVeGiuc. go Oe te 5 1 3 - . . « 4 « ALANSON SKINNER 69 One wife was plenty for Bright Horns—especially when the new applicant was as ugly as old Roam-~ ing Chief’s widow. SAM BASS EAE oo >. 2. See ~ » «2 + « « » » EUGENE CUNNINGHAM ¥3 Texans have preserved in ballad the story of this outlaw who, even while he fled from the law, was a hero to a great many people. THE WESTERN MATL—VeErRse 4) 25s wie eos ce 1 oe ew EER 77 Pony Express—stagecoach—railroad—airplane; and always it is-“westward with the mails!” YHEELO Ws RUNG eee ee en GO RS . « « e« ROBERT V. CARR 98 So the Indians called the gold for which the white men cane; a bitterly they fought each new en- croachment into the Black Hills, BEN WRIGHT ,.. . ; ; ; - » + + RACHEL MIDDLEBROOK. 093 Opinion ts divided on Ben W vright’s gear fa not at al! on the effectiveness of his work. THE TRADING POST move Riese 8 a CO eG Sy ae ee a > w- 04 Where everyone is invited to have his say, Doudtledoy, Page & Co. Doubleday, Pape & Co. Doubleday, Page & Go. OFFICERS MAGAZINES BOOK SHOPS OFFICES Doudleday, Page & Co. Co L re nie comic —_ ew sors) Gaupew Crrr, N. Y NTRY i dak NNSTLVANIA AL oat. T. Wortp' 'g Wor GRAND CENTRAL TERM New York: 285 MApIson AVENUE F. N. DOUBLEDAY, President Ganpen & Home Borsa 38 WaLL St., AND 186 W. S2ND Sz, Boston: Parx Squanw Borpva ARTHUR W. PAGE, Vice-President Rapio BROADCAST Sr. Lous: 223 Nort 8TH Stassr : NELSON DOUBLEDAY, Vice-Prestdont SHORT STORIES 4914 MARYLAND AVENUN Cxrcaco: Prorpies Gas Burmpina RUSSELL DOUBLEDAY, Seeret, EDUOATIONAL REVIEW Kansas Crry: 920 Gaanp AVENUs SanvTa Barwara, Cat. » Seeretvary Le Petit JouRNAL 206 Wast 47TH Eowoon: Wi. Fi mies Len 8, A. EVERITT, 7'reasurer CLevELAND: HiosEp Co. Seo rieitcaiaths ataini JOHN J, HESSIAN, Aae’t. Treasurer Ex Eoo THR FRONTIER SPRINGFIELD, Magg., TORONTO: OXFORD UNIVERSITY Press WusT MEEKINS, Packanp & Wamuart YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Postpaid i d States, and to all peereetlaes cu the Missa nae and _— a Y 4 Tho entire contents of Lae = oo 1s protected by copyright, and must not be re- Bostbata aia eer ‘Count res : > 60 printed. Entered ot Garde Post Office as second-class mall matter. Issued Postpaid throughout Canada F ‘ 3 é a ¥ : : ; 135 monthly by Doubleday, Page "he ay Garden City, Long Island. Title Registered in U. S. Patent Office Copyright, 1926, by Doubleday, Page & Co. GCOMIGHDOOKSHEOM