Unruly Saloon Brawl Ends in Rooftop Clash
In a tense night brawl, Doble faces Sanders as pistol shots flare in a wagon fight. Miller traps Dave in close combat as the masked scuffle turns brutal with blows and a red streak across a moonlit face.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
3
In a tense night brawl, Doble faces Sanders as pistol shots flare in a wagon fight. Miller traps Dave in close combat as the masked scuffle turns brutal with blows and a red streak across a moonlit face.
In a rugged trail confrontation Miller attacks Dave in a brutal clash as George Sanders and Hart intervene. Dave gains the edge, seizes a revolver, and forces a separation while Miller nurses injuries and the foreman orders restraint. Blood, spurs, and a threatened gun escalate the stakes on the trail.
In a rough desert chase Dave and partner pursue rustled cattle as Miller and Steelman’s crew flee toward Malapi. Bob Hart reports tracks show five horses moved, with two ridden, signaling a fast getaway toward unknown camps and Denver plans.
The foreman refuses immediate wage cash insisting on end-of-drive payment while Hart and Dave press for quick pay. Riders borrow funds to continue, roping horses from the remuda and moving at a brisk pace toward the foothills and Gun sight Pass near Malapi as night falls.
A storyteller recalls childhood winters on First and Pine as a race down Second Avenue hills, with home made sleds and old blacksmith shop runners. She notes how areas near the Standard Furniture estate once felt distant and how shops and banks lined the street.
Everett True Wadden reports in Massachusetts municipal court that men are justified in helping themselves to money from their wives. The judge stated it has long been the inalienable right drawn from time to take money from husbands.
Nancy Nick and Fairy Ruskins plan a trip to Thistledown Land via a dandelion puff. Buskins explains the puff splits into many parachutes, so each traveler lands separately but reaches the same destination. They wish themselves aboard and float toward the clouds.
Polly Newland, a bright but restless 23 year old in Lester Falls Indiana, lives with her family in a small town economy of banks, stores and films. She weighs marriage prospects to Alan Conger the idealist principal and Charlie Briggs the rising grocer, while Aunt Sue teases potential futures and Polly grows weary of dull routines until a stranger arrives by the Eastern train.
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