Gunnison Valley News | 1927-12-29 | Page 8 | Nothing so Good for inside of Man as outside of Horse

NOTHING SO GOOD FOR INSIDE OF MAN AS OUTSIDE OF HORSE That is an old saying which many Americans, who are fond of horseback horse-back riding, like to quote, and if it is true then some of the horsemen (and horsewomen, too) who are now engaged en-gaged in long-distance riding feats I should be healthy individuals, indeed. There is an interesting feature article by Elmo Scott Watson in this issue of The News which tells about these long-distance riders. Its title is "Ridin', Ridin' " and it also tells how the famous poem of that name by Badger Clark, the " 'poet lariat' ; of the West," was written and how it has become the best-known and most often-quoted poem in the Weat. Be sure to read this article. M BOND ffWe use it whenm iPRINTINGl 1 GOOD JOBS SI Give Us J3