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Show log of Sunset House. The followThe enraged factor of gunset three years had been for Stuart ing House was near the end of his self- - a well-nighopeless struggle for a control as be faced LeBlond. "You foothold in the trade, for his rival see fit to quibble ever my actions the Frenchman's uncanny possessed today. I've nothing to explain. You talent for handling the Indians, found out what the lake was out backed by the experience of thirty there, when you crossed with the years. wind in your big canoe. My large As be lay on bis bunk In the boats are bringing up my stuff, and trade-housafter leaving Aurore I'm alone with one man. I don't her father In possesLeBlond and like your insinuations I You can't sion of his quarters, Jirn Stuart's take your duaghter back tonight, traversed the hours since and I offered you my quarters-su- ch thoughts To the ninn who, as are. But, as for this since the war, had been marooned they By George March whispering assistant of yours, I In the forests of Klwedin Ojihwa Copyright by Pnn Pub. C. tak back my offer. He can't stay North (WNU Srlc) here I" The speaker's voice snapped for "The Birthplace of the Wind" the coming of this vivid like a brittle stick. "You underhis life by the stand English, don't you, Paradls?" creature, swept Into wind and sea, had been The room was silent. In the accident of like the burst of a shell on a black (Continued from last week), glance of the girl as she watched night. e blacken Jim's rose was I.IoxI with to "ttither!" the eyes anger, But strong as was the appeal of 'Leftlond'x templfs. "Are you amusement and approval. this dark daughter of Louis IieBlond With enmovement a swift the crazy? Do you know what you're man Paradls Jerked his band back to the eyes and senses of the saying? Is this your gratitude?" raged to his belt; but the squat Renault's who hnd not seen three comely The eyes of the fcirl (tamed with white women in as many years, siie fingers gripped his arm. The workIndignation. ".Mr. Stuart wauled to ing features of LeIUond reflected was, he realized, ' only a spoiled take me home, litit I wouldn't go. his warring emotions. This man child; vain, headstrong, the pam There was only the mall canoe who iind saved his daughter had pered darling of a lonely father. here, und I was afruld afraid of also flagrantly affrouted his friend. Then his thoughts shifted to Mary Ihut lake. And this Is your thanks For a space his sense of gratitude Christie, the loyal, capable girl at with and his loyalty to Paradls strove lyiike Kxpanse, who ministered to hlin! Oh, I'm ashamed of you hands to the head end for mastery as he looked Into the ushamod of you all!" cold eyes which challenged his. and comfort of his chief, Andrew Christie, and who, except for five Then he found his voice. had "You have insulted us, here, In years' schooling In Scotland, her without I 1 life, complaint, spent your own house!" ha burst out. "We E. II I I want uo hospitality from you." immured In the northern forests. He pictured her frank disdain of Then, as If ashamed, went on: "Oh, I'm grateful I know what I owe the dress and manners of the girl over in his quarters her you; but we'll bid you goodnight who slept outraged sense of propriety at the Come Aurore!" His answer from the girl was con- direct thought and speech of this TTCD daughter of the free temptuous laughter, "Oh, you men understand She wouldn't trader. are so funnee so 'funnee!" she on cried. "So ridiculous I Because this girl would condemn her over-bolunwomnn-ly- . as light, sight Mr. Stuurt knocks down our Paul But no one who hnd seen AuParadls. and I'aul Alls your ears LeBlond grimly refusing to be rore with a fool Idea of word not being sent ten miles against that wind swept from ber grip on that canoe, and sea, you forget that I'd be as the sens burled her, could doubt She down there with the fish tonight If the metal of her courage found be Then bad that proved It hadn't been for Omar and Mr. Stuart Tab I You men are all himself comparing the blond comeliness of the decorous daughter of fools! Andrew Christie with the dark loveShe was serious now, her scornIS VOIR LAST liness of Aurore LeBlond. unful gaze over awing her father's CPPOKTINITY The following morning Stuart 8tu-ar- e In frank admiration easy eyes. with his gueet to the beuch walked TOCETIMTME watched her as she waited for where LeBlond had preceded them LcBlond'a reply. WriSSlffTHE to bis waiting canoe. "I thank you for what you did "I really think you about won for her," said LeBlond at length, Sarah over, when you patted her turning defeated from the accusing shoulder and put that silk scurf of bis daughter. "Come Auhe said. "I know her around neck," EDDIKDECLTKDmtk' eyes rore !" Sarah well, and the way that pretty Paradls and Reuault sullenly left widened across herfaee the room while the trader waited grin slowly IIVIIC9,Ct1ACIf ber the scarf and when pave you AW AV IIIIIHH at the door for the girl who had hand makes me think shook her mammt set not moved. she's forgiven you your gihodiegwn- "So you think, because of the roii. Though, of course, she wouldn't hurt feelings of your Taul, )rtftt1Itl MAIt IllMUM I'll spend the night In pretty front of a admit it." "She thinks me Insane, probably." back with lire, my against a tree," didn't know what to think." "She she replied. "Well, I will not!" as they approached the Then, Over the bold features of Leshore, she said hurriedly: "The Blond crept an expression of help split rock on the shore of the last lessness of Impotence. It was pat- of the Islands look there In a few ent to Stuart that this trnder, whose you might find something. days; energy and determination were by- Good-by- , She Mr. Jeem Stuart" words In the fur trade, was not the him her hand. gave master of the girl who now faced "Good-by- , Miss Gibodlegwason." him. iAJUond When stepped Into his "I shall accept Mr. Stuart's ofcanoe be said to Stuart: fered hospitality," she continued. big freight what you "As for you, mon pere, you can stay "I thank you again for doue. Your people have seen bave and help Sarah, the cook, guard the Dr. Miles' the trade snored honor of your precious fit to send you here to take me. Between the North-Wes- t from NERVINE can leave her to daughter or you there can te and the Hudson's 'Did the tcorJc" Sarah and go and sit by your fire. no quarter. But toBayyou, yourself. I I stay here. Do you understand EngSome day I may be owe much. says lish, Monsieur UBlondr able to repay." Miss Clivar In the end and his daugh-tt- r As the factor of Sunset House WHY DON'T passed the night In the quar- watched the departing peterboro ters of Stuart while the Indignant nose an ripple out YOU Sarah tossed througU sleepless across the still lake which now TRY IT? hours, outraged by the thought that mirrored the hills for the wind roof above her should shelter bad the After more than tlircc months dropped In the night to a fiat th enemy who haI boasted thnt calm a voice at bis side roused cf suffering from a nervous ailthe wolves should soon howl In the him from bis thoughts. ment, Miss Glivar used Dr Miles' deserted clearing of Sunset House. "We got a becg Job ahead. Ai Nervine which pave her such summer." splendid results that she wrote CHAPTER II Stuart looked Into the grave face U5 an enthusiastic letter. of Omar. "We have, Omar, bat 1 II you tu'Jcr fron ".Yen-fa.when the boat wish I knew where to begin. They SIX years ofbefore, t you he nights. the North-WeTradbeard at Lake Kxpanse that 1 Hart at $uddcn ntn.tr $, tir ing company, In command of oue of Blond got thirty thousand dollars' rasuy, are cranky, biu and the partners. Louis IlUoud, had worth of fur from Pipestone lake fidgety, your nenri are through pstsi-Kipanse on and the Sturgeon river country probably out c order. the trail to Mltawaugagama, the alone, this year. We didn't gt a Quiet nnd rt l.x them with th OJIbwas. who were campd ifl Pell-ra- n pelt not one hunter from that fjime medicine that "did the portage on the way south to country I" work" for this Colorado girl the spring trade with the Ilmbom' "I hear, Inst night souiet'Ing Whether jour "Nerves" l.avo liey company, Lnd been greatly ex about dat." troubled you for hur or f r cited. Turning In to the camp, a "You dldt How d'yuh mean-be- ard years, you'll find tJus tiiue-Icst- ed Blend's head voyageur, lUnck Jules Itooault, had nmiouuced In their naremedy effective. "Io men wld de ratio' talk w'lle tive tongue that a trading station IBlond go to de houe for de girl. At Drug Stores 2ic end $1.00. was to be built on the great Ley talk about Jlngwak." of the Sand Benches hfcidred "Jingwak. th. medicine nmn at tulles north. Never stain need they Pipestone lake" take the lnis trail south to Lake ftt know how be but In lite next Ion snow all de hunter in trade wld IBlutid would tltid a warm welcome n New not ode come to Sutisi t House?" Year's ffttt uud the best of trade To keep in touch with "No. but I'd like to," said the In good rvndy for exchange for their teres! ed Stuart. fur at the new post. "Wal tell all de:n Jingvnk In three year I l'.loiid had made peopl' d.H ibs place ees full of Serious Inroad Into the trade of tho devil. I find dis out. for one of d it old A ronij nny. lie loi lo?igr tout I crew had fear to slat on de beach." be lgnriil. the Mood" tilled the They must follow and Slowly f.ght him for the trade. But. on broiled f.ue of the tuna whn 1' th norj of hard liiHdM! Andrew telied. "So they are briMtig the modi lliriit l of Luke Expanse, lnpector in your home are they, f a tvtrit'Ty larger than nn eastern cine tueit, the state, the man who could tiow wret t krep (hp trade from Sunt Mith the well cw a share of the trade from the firmly It was (lexer of LeBlond. for th inircti. j.e j ia iiii'Uii would ticcii a a d.iv. cent it ctf-tparticularly long bend, boundless IlpeMotie OJibwa. who came two nrre. and the tenacity of the beat- hundred tulle south to trade, were a wild, superstitious lot, easily lu er. Such a man. Christie tolJ hi It r tin many errand In conclave at superiors. Winnipeg, fluencrd by a medicine man a now In ?ods lake sbniuan. was be believed and is always handy in "W'at you fink of dat?" demand la western Klwcdln a young man a a local ed the half bred. "I trll you we war record with fine and emergencies. reputation for ability and Judgment irt good Job ahead, dls summer, w'en we get de trade stuff tip from to dealing wltU the Indian. Expanse," a In two canoe months mall There U no substitute "Omar, we've got to get some of brought Jim Stuart orders from for your telephone. Winnipeg to report te Cbrlslle st that I'lpestone and Sturccon river Lake Kipans. A month later, with trade. We can't live on what we Omar r;svert and a gang of men, get from the rest of the country. The Mountain State Stuart bad cleared the foreet sad What're we folnr to diV The swart Botsrerf me from Ms Telephone & Telegraph Co. was rell the logs for the build (To Be Continued) CONSULT h if Under Frozen Stars taxes down to levels profit In evasion to tempt BETTER TIMES FOR EGG MEN and "class" the where there would not le enough uonest. Better (hues and Improved prices are ahead for Utah poultrymen, If the treuiondous decrease in storage holdings of eggs Is any criterion. Lunch The number of eggs in storage throughout the country is now much less than half of what it was a year ago. The information is contained in an official reirt of the United States (lepiirtment 'of agriculture ALA CARTE for the forepart of May. Alw.y, New in of eggs Storage holdings York City, Utah's greatest market, are reduced 72 per cent; or In other CAFE words the storage stocks so far this year are only 28 per cent of what they were this time in 1931. On the princiiKil markets in the U. Chicago, S., including New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, on May 1 there was only 41 per cent as many eggs in storage, making the decrease 19 per cent from the date last year. Cfaiel White Eagle e, - Indian Herb Specialist t PHONE Murray 233 -Utah Murray Au-ror- Fred Jensen MAY 12, 1932 DEALER - v au-ak- for mm t0 "Ali-hah- FKIKNDS ti;i.i:.mioni: llo-ioe?- , ft MERCHANT! miles to fornia, driving the Fullerton in eight hours and fifteen minutes. 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