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Show A. SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1932 CALL of " WEST R. 6. MONTGOMERY CHAPTER XI pONA covered ber face with her hands and tears slid between ber fingers. She was sore that her father could not live through the chill of a mountain night. He needed the attention of the camp doctor at once. "This is a bell of a mess!" A cold roice broke the stillness. Dona looked up and saw Swergln bending over her. She leaped to her feet and could have thrown herself into his arms in spite of his scowl, so glad was she to see him. Tears of Joy choked ber and she could not speak. Swergln examined Asper with rough hands. He grunted and straightened up. "Got to get him In at once! Ball Is a rotten shot." Swergln had caught the roan and trailed him back to the scene of the hooting. "I'm so .glad you came. You knew Dad left for Pass Creek Canyon?" Dona's words tumbled out. Swergln had gathered Asper up and was placing him across his saddle. sad-dle. He glared at Dona. "I knew yon were both fools enough to come," he snapped. "But you dont do it again or you can stay out all night!" The trip to camp was a torture of anxiety for Dona. Now that they were rescued she was fearful that Swergln had come too late. Their pace seemed little better than crawl In. Darkness found them only halt way to Three Hirers and they had to go even slower, with the horses taking their own head. Finally the lights of the camp winked through the black wall ahead and Dona spurred the roan to a gallop. The horse had become very docile after his fright. She wanted to get the doctor and hare him ready as soon as her father arrived. ar-rived. Dudley was pacing up and down before the open fireplace in the big room at headquarters. When Dona entered he leaped toward her and gripped her shoulders. "Where under heaven have you been?" he fairly shouted. "Quick, the doctor! Dad's been shot," she panted. Dudley did not stop to ask Questions Ques-tions but dashed away while Dona arranged her father's bed. Swergln carried Asper up the steps and Into the room. The heavy burden seemed only a trifle to the timber boss. The doctor came bustling in with his black case and took charge. He halted long enough In his examination examina-tion to look at Dona and then to order Dudley, who stood with an arm around her, to take her from the room. "Give her whisky or black coffee and have her where I can call her. She should lie down." The doctor turned again to his patient and did not give the pair another glance. "TVUDLEY forced Dona to come with him. He took her to her room and produced a flask from his pocket. Dona was able to swallow only a gulp of the liquor but its fire soothed her. Dudley insisted that she should lie down and sat beside her holding her hand. "Honey, I love you," he whispered. whis-pered. Dona stirred and looked at him dry-eyed. "I'm taking you out of here Just as soon as your Dad can be moved!" he announced determinedly. A dark light flashed in the girl's blue eyes. "I'm not going until that man. Ball, is brought in." Her lips were tight and her little chin came up. "What good can you do?" Dudley insisted gently. "He took a mean advantage of Dad. I saw it!" Dona fastened her eyes on the door. Dudley did not argue. There would be plenty of time for that after they received news about the wounded man. The little clock on the dresser ticked away but Dona did not take her eyes from the door and the firm line of her mouth did not soften. At length she spoke. "If If Dad doesn't make It I want to have a hand In running Ball down. I could shoot him myself!" my-self!" The door opened softly and the doctor thrust his head inside. When he saw the pair be entered. Dona leaped up and ran to meet him. "He is asleep and be baa a chance. Swergln got him In just in time. Bad rap on the bead to go with the bullet wound." He looked at Dona critically and seemed to be deciding something. "He will make it!" the girl whispered whis-pered fiercely. "You can nurse him?" the doctor put the questloln briefly. Dona nodded eagerly. "No hysteria. No foolishness. Just do as I tell you." The doctor was not accustomed to wealthy patients pa-tients and gave his orders bluntly. Dona listened carefully to all he said. She was eager to go at once to her father's side but the doctor shook his bead. "This is my job tonight. Yon are to sleep. If I need you 111 call you. He gave a questioning look at Dudley Dud-ley as he turned to leave. "I'll stay up with him tonight," Dudley offered. Dona squeezed Dudley's hand and let him go without a word. rpHB next morning Asper regained consciousness while Dona was at his side. He grinned as he recognized recog-nized ber and spoke weakly. "That cowpuncher came near getting get-ting the old man." Dona patted his hand. "No talking talk-ing yet, Dad. You'll be fit as ever in a few days, the doctor says." "You can't kill a lumberjack with one bullet," Asper grinned. "Who brought me in?" "Swergln," Dona told him with a smile. "I guess you were right about him. He Is a good man and we owe him a lot." She did not tell him of her part in the affair. Asper smiled and closed his eyes. In a few minutes he was asleep and Dona tip-toed to the open window. She could see Dudley down at the corrals. He was riding her roan horse and she could tell by the lift of his shoulders that he was proud of his success. Dona slipped out on the porch where she was still within a few steps of the sick room. Putting her fingers to her lips in the manner of her pig-tall days she whistled. Dudley Dud-ley looked up and saw her. He waved and sent the roan galloping up the hill. "Where did you get my horse?" she greeted him. "Just borrowed him." A look of pride came into Dudley's face. "I had to show this brute I could tide him "Didn't he object?" Dona smiled. Dudley answered with a frank grin. "That bird, Malloy, down at the corral says you took all the fight out of him." Dona leaned down over the porch rail and patted the roan. "Dont ever try to shoot while you're riding rid-ing him." she warned. "I may do Just that." There was a determined look in Dudley's eyes. "I've been practicing with a rifle." "You're not going out, Dudley. I need you too badly." "How is your father?" Dudley asked evasively. "Not worse?" FIONA shook her head. "Dad Is L going to be fine. He's already swearing vengeance and that's a good sign." She gave Dudley a red-lipped red-lipped smile. "I Just don't want you to go out. Ball knows every foot of Folly Mountain and he's not above shooting from behind a tree." Dudley sensed his advantage and pushed it "I'll Just about have to. Remember I have a bargain to keep and a prize to win!" Dona's clear eyes clouded. "We can think of that later," she promised, prom-ised, "but you have to be careful." Dudley felt he had made his point and rode away with his shoulders shoul-ders square. Dona watched him cross the clearing and enter the scrub growth beyond. She was a little worried about him and when Swergln came around the corner she asked the timber boss to keep an eye on him. "Got too many fools loose around here. Takes all my time keeping them from getting killed .The posse will never round up Ball if I don't get out and help them!" Swer gin's humor was no better than on the previous night. Dona returned to her father's room and sat beside him until he woke. She brought him broth and read an old newspaper to blm. He was feeling better and was eager to try sitting up. It was late evening eve-ning before he fell asleep and she was able to slip away. Dona was very tired. She had missed Dudley's aid and began to wonder where he was. On the porch she met Swergln who was coming in to make up a time sheet for his posse. "Have you seen Mr. Winters?" she asked. "Malloy down at the corral says he hasn't come in yet," Swergln answered an-swered and went on to his office. Dona sat down suddenly. She was beginning td develop nerves. Dudley Dud-ley should have been back hours ago. She remembered the events of the day before and fear gripped her heart. Had Dudley tried the same foolish stunt her father had at tempted? (To Be Continued) ggggJJJUUUMllPIIIB,IU,f Phone 495 oiumtts ERAL INFORMATION DEPT. D Ahlander Mfg. Co. " " MoU" BODY & FENDER WORK, RADIATOR REPAHUNQ. Springs and main leaves for all cars, in stock. Phone 182. 476 So. University Ave. o31 Automobile Loans Automobile loans and refinance. MANNING FINANCE SERVICE. 157 No. 3rd West Phone 1371W. H. Jolley, Local Agent. n6 Dry Cleaning Madsen Cleaning Co. Phone 475 . . . 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They were awarded the trip through winning out in a cattle project at the state fair. Mrs. H. C. Robertson gave a Hallowe'en party Saturday after noon for her son Lyman. The little guests were all in costume. A good time was reported. Faculty members who enjoyed a deer .hunt the first of Jtbe,.weeK were: Lyean Johnson, S. A. Kirk, William Partington, H. P. Jones, and Leland Clark. Helen Monson will spend the winter at South Jordan with her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas. Miss Angelyne Warnick, the Misses Amy and Leone Cooper, who teach at Payson spent part of the week with ttieir folks here. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jacobs spent Tuesday in Salt Lake visiting with Mrs.- John Halliday, Jr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Burmingham, the parents of Roland Jacob's missionary mission-ary companion. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Richards were Salt Lake visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret Marrott and daughter, LaVern returned the first of the week from a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. 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TrTrm gr t r r a t''V JB mfXm Auk t.4 JL J4I SJ- - UJ.J - SUMMONS x-. i In the District Court of th'" Fourth Judicial District in and fori Utah County, State of Utah .G Zion's Savings Bank & Trust Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Martin Johnson, unmarried; S. I. Levin; Glenn Johnson Bee'ley,'' also known as cnen 3. Beeley;- - Bena Breltlng; Aleta Frost; Ken- H neth A. Johnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his wife. Defendants. The State of Utah to the said Defendants: You are hereby summoned to appear ap-pear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; other- wise, within thirty days after serv- , ice, and defend the above entitled f action; and in case of your failure ' so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand de-mand of the complaint which has ,, been filed with the Clerk of said I Court. This action is brought to obtain ! a judgment foreclosing plaintiff's ,i mortgage upon the real estate described de-scribed in the Complaint, and for other purposes as appears in said :-Complaint. :-Complaint. THOMAS & THOMAS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. P. O. Address 404 Templeton Bldg . Salt Lake City, UtaU 5 Pub. Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, 1932. ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS It In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for," Utah County, State of Utah. -In the Matter of the Estate of Olivia p. Davis; deceased. . Creditors will present claims with j vouchers to the undersigned at Salem. Utah County, Utah,-on or before December 27, 1932. CW. JORGENSEN, t " v Administrator, k George S BaUlf, - . 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