| Show I Classified CZ i U Ui- Ui Under d T thc the Iff ce cf Information 1 crr c joi J. J tl's Miss Moody an nn artist ts' ts In search of perfect ct quiet oral and rost as aswell well as beautiful scenery pitched her tent In hr one of the i remotest j and wildest wildest wild wild- est corners of or the great Northwest where here she rejoiced in the absence of ot all modern modem CIn co conveniences es cs One day doy as she rode her horse se over oer overa a tl cor corduroy rO road in a n swampy forest she was amazed to linear hear the sound of ot ofa ota a motor-car motor horn bom Suddenly a n bend bendIn In the road brought blOught her Iter face fuce to face with Vilh a u small motor car Her lIel bronco ne fiercely cey resented this I sight and md absolutely ll refused to pass the time cn car which owing to the great roughness of the road was traveling at a er very I low lots w speed Seeing with what difficulty the rider was as retaining her seat sent as the horse reared plunged and and backed hacked and realizing realizing real real- izing that he could not get b by the frightened autumn animal on so o extremely narrow a n highway the tire motorist stopped his iris ca car jumped out cau caught ht the bridle and led lell the horse past It with soothing w After expressing her thanks Miss Moody wishing to show how an appreciative tive the interest Inquired what machine It was IHs i Its Hs an m automobile lady was the Indulgent reply Kansas Kansas City Star |
