The Foot Race and the Phantom Phonograph
At Flying Heart Ranch cowboys lament a failed foot race against Centipede rivals who won their talking machine in a bet. Stover, Willie, and Carara brood over the loss while Miss Chapin and Miss Blake scheme to lure Culver Covington’s intercollegiate prowess to reclaim the Echo Phonograph, a symbol of honor. Meanwhile romance and tensions simmer among chaperon and guests as Berkele Fresno, Helen Blake, and Wally Speed enter the fray.
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Heart Ranch
Jerusalem
Bill” Stover
Gallagher
Willie
Stover
Joe
Carais
Mex
Senor
Melby
Carara
Wille
Holy City
Stever
Silas
Fifth Avenue
Sipi
Flying Heart Ranch
Jack Chapin
Smith College
Mr. Fresno
Jean
Sia
Freano
Jack
Willia
Berkeley
Miss Chapin
Berkeley Fresio
Helen Aidn
Mr. Speed
Culver’s
Culver Covington
Berkeley Fresno
Wally Speed
Smith
Roberta
Helen
Mise Chapin
Covington
Humpy Joe
Bis
Culver
Centipede Cook
Mother
New Mexico
Mia
Belen Blake
Berkeley Preeno
Sbe
Jean Chapin
Fresno
Miss Blake
Helen Blake
Misa Chapin
Marie Detta
Mariedetta Altting
Mariedetta
Joy
Marichetta
Culinary Department
Mr. Carara
Cerara
Hal
Migs Blake
Martedetta
Kowdy
Helen Dear
Tack Covent
Mins Blake
Yale College
Mins Blakerweetly
Wea
Mise Blake
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Blake
Joseph
Brover
Chapin
Youthhall
Speed
Springhowse
Jace Chapin
Walt
Derkeley
Glee Club
Mies Blake
Mike
Mrs. Keap
Jeen
Speed's telegram sparks plans at the spring house
Jack Chapin and a chaperon gather youths on a gallery as Speed's message arrives. A posteript and a tablet hint at an impending trip. The group weighs meeting Speed and Jack contemplates leaving for an uncertain time, while a house party story threads through with mood and doubt.
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Rex Beach
Sedee Aan Eogar
Rer Smith
Skinner
Humpy
Bill
Culver Saint
Mies Hiake
Giover
Meee Stover
Lucky
Ghapter Ith
Flying Heart