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Here b what to do: Take two BAYER tablets when you feel a told coming on with a full glass of water. Then repeat, if necessarv. wording to directions in each package. Relief comes rapidly. The Bayer method of relief the way many doctors now Pprove. You take Bayer Aspirin for relief then if you are not improved promptly, you call the family doctor. neglect tablets irviu Dozrii 25c j Virtually 1 cent a tablet 638 SALT LAKE'S NEWEST Oar lobby cooled 30 HOSTELRY li delightfully air daring the summer months Room A Roomt-2-00 Batha dl'o for Evury l i.Q4 HOTEL Temple Square Rate S1.5Q to $3.00 ST! Hotl TempU Hrrnmro hmt Ik IlT T" If m atmo.,dl,,r"bl. fHendlyitlninian'"yflnrf premly ramfortablr, mnd norou.hl, " nwat.L.Ycm e.n th njmund why thla faotnl Ul highly recommended o alao appracUt wbyi a mark of to at thim t, dlttliKtlon. -- a(op 1 iRflJEST C ROSSITER, rum OnV UATCf. the heart of the - city. - Bates sna 00. o. mmi In so Afjrr. v Ha wai trvins crime nrfin r o to QMiruw liuw M'W econd man could be. Vaguely he was iniruKing 01 ine green eyes of ttuie ueane, watenmg Marian as sne lesunea against the Bender faction at the Inspiration hearing. He knew that there was nothing hphlnH the embittered man which would prevent hit firing upon the girl If reason for such an act could be conceived. But still he could think or no explanation for the firing of that other distant gun. Abruptly be turned and went back to the fire. Marian was sitting up trying to press the redness from her eyes; she seemed steady again. "Sorry," she said! "I've got to go on up the canyon," he told her. "I thought you said Magoon wouldn't stop there, now." He told her, shortly, of the distant report of the gun. "But who could It be?" "I don't know. But I've got to go up and see." "I'm ready to start," Marian said. , "Ready?" "I'm going to go where you go." He considered a moment She looked tired, and there was a long hour of rough travel between them and the hidden cabin. . But he supposed she would not want to try to wander back through the dark alone; nor could he, against her will, leave her to imagine horrors in the dark. The hard twist of his mouth turned a shade more grim. "Very well," he said. "But you're going to be a little tired before the night's over, I'm afraid." "I don't care anything about Crouching low, he moved ten paces from the cabin and circled slowly, watching the lighted doorway. He could see the blazing brush on the cabin's floor of earth, and no hand moved to put it out Behind the flame the cabin's Interior was barren; he made out an ancient brush jacket hung against the wall, the three-leggeruin of a crude table, the black shadow of a bunk. Someone was here should be here; but if the fugitive had been in the cabin he would have thrown a blanket over that torch by now. Wheeler wondered if the man was behind him, or drawing a bead on him from above. d As he circled a boot came into view upon the cabin floor. That boot was unnatural; it was lying on its side, yet not on its sid- etilted up a little upon its toe. When he saw that something turned over inside Wheeler, for he knew what was in the cabin. He straightened up and walked to the door, stepped inside quickly and flattened himself against a wall. The flickering flame of the brush was lower now, but by what was left of its light he was looking, for the first time in bis life, at the face of Lon Magoon. Magoon had fallen forward; there was a rifle under him, and it was at the cock. But hard-packe- d d high-heele- that" To a tired rider a trail can unroll interminably ahead; much worse Is a trail on foot forever upward into increasing dark. To a walker accustomed to the saddle one mile seems ten. It could not have been more than three miles to the ancient shack at the head of the gulch, but they climbed continually; and the twist of the dry stream lengthened the miles. He knew that often Marian was trying to conceal from him the laboring of her breath in the high air. It must have seemed to the girl that she plodded and stumbled all night long through that uphill sand, while Wheeler's long stride led out relentlessly. She could not know how much he slowed his pace for her. The broad canyon narrowed and steepened until it was a twisting gorge between vast black walls. The going became steeper, and the sand shelves ended: the dead stream was an interminable staircase of ledges and tumbles of rock. They had traveled an Interminable time before Wheeler whispered to her, "We've got to be quieter now." And still they went on, climbing a long way. He was moving slowly and very cautiously when at last he turned off and worked his way up a gravelly slide of stone; then forward through twisting juniper that clung to the steep land. He stopped, gripped her shoulder, thrust her downward to her knees. "Well, Ton Must Have Mistaken Your Man." it was not In his hands, for his arms were folded tight against his body.- - . Wheeler stepped forward to see how this man had died. But even before he turned the cow thief over he knew that Lon Magoon had died by shotgun, as had Cayuse Cayetano and Bob Flagg. The B4. liehtless and silent under moon, appeared the deserted as Marian Dunn and Billy Wheeler trotted In, riding the horse and the mule they had found at "What" cabin. "You go on in, Magoon's a He stopped her whisper with take care of your I'll Marian. quick hand over her mouth; but horse." dozen paces directly ahead, not a Marian said In a small voice, "Is away, she was answered by the sudgone from here?" everyone was He a of snort den long pony. to remind her that the No need peering through the juniper; her sheriff must certainly have come in the eyes followed his, straining and gone, and taken Horse Dunn ' canyon's black shadows. What he with him, by now. "It must be was looking at took form in the after midnight" he said. "Whoever without and darkness, moving is here must have turned in." seemed to appear suddenly all at She walked off toward the silent once. With a shock she saw that It would not have surprised house. they were not fifteen steps away him if had found themselves they from a small ruined shanty set but by the time he alone; entirely of wall an overhanging hard against finished tossing hay to their had stone. he heard the murmur of The shack at the head of the gulch animals following Marian,' he and, voices, was door was windowless, and its to Old Man Coffound her talking open into blackness. Beside it tied fee. The old lion hunter sat angusome yards apart, were the horse on a low step, the coal of whica had snorted, and a second larly his pipe glowing and dying out again animal that might have been either Intervals. slow at a horse or a mule. "Marian tells me you caught up Wheeler backed away, drawing Lon Magoon." her after him, foot by foot Fifty with "We found him, all right" of the shelter the in away yards "How was he killed?" rocks he made her sit down. No "With a shotgun; same as the the above except sound came from rest." uneasy shifting of the ponies' feet; "I was kind of looking for that," and Wheeler permitted himself a said. "Lucky, though, that Coffee could deep breath of relief. She stumbled onto it so quick." you dark: in the his hear whisper hardly Marian sat down on the step be"1 didn't remember it was so Old Man Coffee. "Why were side close." demanded. she for it?" looking you "Is he there?" and Coffee paused yell" "Someone's there, or the horses seemed to consider "kind of hard would be gone. Wait here." One thing, I've been to Slowly Wheeler made his way up- to say. I seen you. I ward again over the rocks, through Pahranagat since was I going there, tell didn't you scrub. Walking upright, the juniper of hunch, and so I but very quietly, he circled and ap- but I had a kind trace of Bob Flagg went And I got proached along the rock wall, until Seems like at there Pahranagat cabin of the his hands found the side 94 by kind of itself. He pressed an ear against the he was coming to the and at Pahranagat he rough Umber, and listened for long a back way; Lon Into run Magoon. He bought minutes. But he could hear nothing, horse and a worn a or borried cheap a of breath. the not even drawing and they from saddle out Magoon. a cut He took out his knife and rode out of Pahranagat together. close brush. of Standing plume to look like Lon Magoon was against the corner of the cabin he Begins to the killing of Bob a witness struck a match and set the brush around an arm Flagg." He swung aflame. "But how do you know," Marian the corner of the cabin and threw himself didn't tlia lighted brush through the opi'n said, "that Magoon kill Flag'" door. Wheeler was astounded. "You sure must be wrong," he declared. "Why, that sounds crazy! He and Dunn had just sold out the Arizona ranch, at Dunn's order. Dunn's share was the biggest and of course they couldn't get but part cash; but there was fifty thousand ready money mixed Into the deal. Flagg didn't have any reason for coming in any such way as that!" "He done it though. It was right hard for me to find anybody that knew he'd been there at alL Sure seems like Flagg was taking every way he could think of to get to the 94 without being noticed. I thought it was kind of peculiar that Flagg should come by way of Pahranagat talked." which Is kind of like sliding in the "Did you see Val Douglas at Pah- back door. Still, that wouldn't mean ranagat?" anything by Itself; some of us old "No, he wasn't there when I was. guys get used to thinking In terms But he's been back here, tonight of saddle work. But this other thing since I been here. He said Pahranit's queer." agat was where he was. Well, I "Well, you must have mistaken don't know; I didn't see him there. your man!" And according to him he couldn't "No, I didn't" get any trace of Bob Flagg." Wheeler turned thoughtful, they "Is he here now?" were silent for some minutes. A "He pulled right out again. , No- dark and ugly reason for Flagg's body's here, but me and that old peculiar behavior was taking shape. woman that cooks. She claims the "Do you suppose Lon Magoon sheriff come in and took Horse Dunn could have been a spy, sent to Pahto Inspiration, about an hour before to watch for Bob Flagg?" I got here. Tulare Callahan come ranagat "A spy for who?" in with Horse; they was pretty for the men that set out to "A much worried over where you was, kill spy Flagg. We know who the eneMarian. Tulare saddled up again of the 94 are. Link Bender-Pi- nto mies to see if he could find and rode out Halliday Rufe Dean even out where you had went Later Sam Caldwell there isn't a one of Steve Hurley come in, and he's gone them that would have hesitated to looking for you too. So naturally shoot a man down, if It meant wipVal Douglas, he figured he'd have 94. We know that those to make as good a showing as any ing out the some of them, got access or people, body did, and he hightailed. So now to Horse Dunn's mall at Inspiration. the whole 94 is out hunting for you We can figure they knew that the what of 'em isn't In JaiL" Arizona outfit was sold, and that "Men make me so mad!" Marian Flagg was on the way here with the to a notion have declared. "I good money that the 94 had to go riding out looking for them, now, money to have pull through." just to make the picture of idiocy "I had that figured out long ago," complete!" Coffee looked as if he wouldn't Coffee said. "I figured Cayuse Cayfor Link etano was the cat's put it past her. "Oh, now, I wouldn't Bender. Even after paw was Cayetano go and do that child." I they just thought killed, maybe other "one said, "Coffee," Billy turn kind of funny thing happened, while killed him so he wouldn't we were out That hombre that shot state's evidence." . "But you don't think that now?" at Marian the other night he took "Now," said Coffee, "I don't another try." "Damn!" said Coffee. "He come think." "Throw out the death of Cayuse," close?" Wheeler suggested. "Say that he "Killed her horse. I got nervous killed was simply because he was and own let and pony get loose, my on traiL Throw out the the too hot to he stampeded. Later we had was come back on a mule Magoon had death of Magoon say that he turns It witness. distant as a feared from stole a tied up, and horse he back to the enemies of the 94." the 94." "Which includes everybody," CofOld Man Coffee turned slowly and for a few moments studied Marl fee snorted. "Coffee, have you found out somean's face. "Uh huh," he said at thing you're holding back?" Wheellast There was a silence. "What do er asked. Coffee shook his head. "You know you think of it?" Marian said. "I think," said Coffee, "you bet everything I know so far as I can ter turn in." think." Marian rose slowly. "I suppose "Then you have some way of readyou're right I've made enough ing the facts some way different trouble for one day, haven't I? from what I've got" When she was gone Billy Wheeler "Maybe. I've quit bothering my took her place on the step beside head about it" Old Man Coffee. "Well, we're slow "Hell! You'll never make me ly learning a thing or two," he said. think that you're going to pull out "God knows where this thing leads of this case and leave it unsolved." to; but it ought to lead some place "There's Just one thing about this pretty soon." Coffee admitted, "that I sure case." Old Man Coffee knocked out his hate to leave mixed up. How come pipe, refilled It again, and struck a old Rock and me to get mixed up new light In the flare of the match about the trad of the killer horse? his bony old face looked more grim I all the rest of my life" and more sardonic than ever. "It Olds'pose Coffee's voice was bitter Man ain't going to lead me no place "I'll never get away from wonderIfi led me far enough. I'm ing how come I lost that trail" through." "Of course, If I remember rightWheeler did not argue this. Twice reminded him, "you before Coffee had made such hollow ly," Wheeler the way the shot from out figured old the not believe did threats; he saddle that the man on the into went lion hunter would actually withdraw killer horse was not the now. "One thing I didn't tell you about the killer." "That ain't Important The man Bob Flagg." Coffee said. "I supthe killer horse took and hid the know. on I to what pose you got a right one-co- mes Well here's a little item that's a body, anyway. Two men or Catch same to the thing. his bummed way he peach! Flagg into Pahranagat In an empty cow one and you catch both." (TO BE COXTIMJED) car." "Arithmetic Doctor" Has "Clinic" to Aid in. "Treating" the Lagging Pupils Teach a boy to add fractions pleasurably and confidently, says Dr. Charles A. Stone of Chicago, the "arithmetic doctor," and overnight his ambitions are likely to change from a desire to be a policeman to a hope he can be President of the United States. He probably will become aggressive, sureminded, determined, in contrast to his previous shyness, and tardiness in backwardness grasping ideas, contends the De Paul university professor who acquired the sobriquet the "arithmetic doctor" by devising a new method of teaching mathematics. Recently Dr. Stone established a special arithmetic "clinic" as an experiment In "treating" lagging pupils. He decided to diagnose the case of each "ailing" student In much the same manner as a physician uses for his patients. Tests were given to locate the nartimlar clace of difficulty for each "patient" and when the trouble some area was found, treatment was concentrated there. In most cases, he said, he discovered that an in ability to add, or to work with deci mals or fractions, or to apply the processss of arithmetic in solving problems of every day life befogged a student's mind generality. When those points were thoroughly explained and the students mastered their problems, Dr. Stone said, many of them discovered they could figure fractions or work with decimals as well as any average student Then they realized, possibly for the first time in their lives, he said, their mentality was on a par with fellow pupils and they had no reason to look up to anyone. Immediately, he added, their entire nersonalities were virtually remod' eled. They romped and played with new vigor, entered Into their studies with a new zest and disclosed an eagerness to cultivate new friend ships. Noted for Pearl Fisheries Tha Pacific Islands of Toneareva and Suvarov are noted for thetf fisheries. puarl and pearl-shel- l " SALT LAKE KAVMONO "Well these killings being done with a shotgun is kind of unusual; It makes you think the same killer attended to all three. And it's easy to see, too, how Magoon might have been a kind of a distant witness. Suppose Magoon was riding along with Flagg. who didn't know him very welt Pretty soon Magoon sees some local cowman coming toward them. Magoon doesn't want to fall In with any local cowman, on account of the business he's in. He splits off and kind of hovers in the distance. In a case like that, him not getting out of sight soon enough would just be suicide for him. 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