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I still
have my PaPa's hat and spurs, for his Wild West
Show.
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He told
me he worked 13 days for the hat at a dollar a day.
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He was
1/2 Cherokee Indian his mother full Cherokee.
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The neat
thing about the hat is that the head band is made
from the hairs of a horse's tail that his mother
wove together for him.
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A
sideline to the ZAZA The Monkey Girl photo, the
first time my kids found those photos, I told them
that they were not supposed to of found it, that
ZAZA was one of my great aunts and their generation
could have children like ZAZA scared the hell out of
them.
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Later
when they were a little older they looked at them
again and saw that the name was on the back and that
it was a post card and the trick was over. We all
still laugh about that to this day.
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Thanks
again
Darrell Bailiff
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