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IN
To a finish!
A story of cattle conspiracy foiled by dauntless courage.
They aroused the wrong man! They started something—He finished it.
Romance of a ranchman who "guessed right" and got his man.
A western tale of pistol shots and wedding bells.
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COMING SATURDAY
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Blue Blazes
dustry, the secretary of agriculture,
on the recommendation of the forest
service, has waived the requirement
that grazing fees on stock using national forest ranges be paid 30 days
in advance of the beginning of the
grazing period.
The stockmen this year will be
permitted to pay the amount of fees
due in two installments, first payment to be made on or before the date
Under the new regulations, the stock enters the national forest
and final payment on or before December 1, 1922, without interest on
the deferred amount.
Grazing permits will be issued at
the time of first payment, but each
permit will contain a stipulation that
failure to make final settlement by
December 1 will be cause for the revocation of grazing preference, together with the institution of legal
 Action for the collection of the value of the forage consumed. In 1921 over 38,000 live-stock owners grazed 2,129,500 cattle and horses, and 7,455,000 sheep and sheep and goats largely in the national forests of the western states. 