Forlorn River confronts Chases in desert land grab
Belding learns Ben Chase and son Radford Chase have moved into the Altar valley with mining crews after rebels drove off their Sonora holdings. Chase proclaims he will back squatters and claim lands, challenging local law and testing US authority on the southwest frontier.
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Jose
Mr. Chase
Nell
Dad
Belding
Ben Chase and Son
Sonora
Casita
Ben Chase
Altar Valley
Ladd
Dick Gale
Jim Lash
Thorne
Belng
Tucson
United States
Ilinois
Texas
West
Chase
Walt
Radford
Capitol
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Felipe
Tossure
Neil
Mr. Radford Chase
Beld
Forlorn River Ranch Gains My Lost Son’s Family
Dick Gale’s father Mr. Gale and sister Elsie arrive in Forlorn River seeking his son. Nell Barton, engaged to Dick, meets them with mixed nerves and hope as Belding confirms Dick’s courage, ranger work, and dwindling funds. The Gales learn Nell is Dick’s fiancée, and Mrs. Gale softens with pride and relief while seeking Dick’s whereabouts.
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Forlorn River
Belding
Haif
Forlorn
Casita
le Rangers
Sonoyta
Gonzales
Oasis
Camino del Diablo
Sconoyta
Devil's Road
Mercedes
Thorne
Nell
Yaqu
Yaqut
Rojas
Sonors
Romeo
Dick Gale
April
May
Tie
Tom Belding
Mr. Belding
Elsie
Iadley
Jet Mother
Gale
Mrs. Belding
Mea
Tke Dick
Mr. Gale
Ben Chase
Richard
Fle
Mr. Gnie
Mrs. Gnle
Dick Cinte
Richard Gale
Martha
Flo
Tle
Betding
Nell Barton
Lee Dick
Elsie Gale
Miss Burton
Miss Gale
Mrs. Gale
Bound In the Desert Ends With Cliffside Rescue
Dick Gale watches as Yaqui bound down the lava wall frees him from the spell. Mercedes lies fallen on the ledge while the Yaqui edges toward escape wounded but alive. Gale rises, rushes toward Thorne regaining consciousness, and faces the peril awaiting them as the scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Dick Gale
Rojas
Mercedes
Gale
Mercedon
Thorne
Palmist Defined By Youngster In Humorous Quip
A youngster described a palmist as a woman who uses her hand instead of her slipper, a playful definition capturing a humorous moment in casual conversation.
Lawyers and truth told in trial recollection
A courtroom exchange recalls a witness defining an oath as swearing to tell the truth and only the truth. The judge asks what happens if one lies, and the witness says dishonor before God and man, except in the eyes of lawyers. The quip reflects satirical memory from Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody's Magazine
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