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The girl is a physician to the Navajo Indians, living on an Arizona sheep ranch with her brother Bergs, his wife, Lila, and their small daughter, Babs. For a year she has been engaged to Rodney Blake, wealthy New Yorker, but her heart is with the friendless Navajos and she evades a wedding. Sonya pulls Little Moon, wife of Two Fingers, a Navajo, through the crisis of an Illness. Two Fingers is deeply grateful. ' Admini4. it bered him. Rod," she said then, "do you see now why I cannot leave them? There 1b so much to do for them. They need me so ! Yes," he said coldly. "I see." There wras something In his tone which caused the conversation to languish, and they rode for miles through the early day without speech. Then Sonya stirred In her saddle and looked at Blake. Did you say you are leaving the day after tomorrow, Rod? she asked. I did, but I might as well have kept the Information, for all the Impression It made. "Oh, no, dear. Tm Just so so full of troubles, you know. I didnt mean to seem careless. You know I didnt I wish to heaven I did, Sonya! the man said passionately. "Weil, remember the rest of the things I said particularly that no man or anything shall get you from me, that I mean to have you for my own If Its the last thing I ever do In life. Just remember that, my Continued Sonya pulled Darkness In beside the rig, which stopped at her approach. Why, Mr. Satter! she said, yfiat does this mean? It means that these d d N; vvys are resisting an officer," the man said harshly, ands likely to get em Into trouble when I report It. You know what they are to handle, Miss Savarln, especially these wild ones. Why surely I know, but Isnt this a little rough? You taking the children to the school?" "Yes. They should a been there last fall. Terms almost over. But they kept em hid out so good we never could find a one. Didnt .think they had but two, and heres girl." three. A flush came Into Sonyas face. Sonya had dismounted. She went I suppose I should be flattered," around behind the light wagon and she said sharply, but I am not. spoke In Navajo. There Is something about this atTell me thy heart I am thy sis- titude of yours, Rod, that angers ter, she said. me a seeming of command that The woman glanced at her, her goes down hard with me. Ones shaking erms around the youngest life is his own, marriage or no marchild, which had scuttled to her riage, to a certain extent, you breast the minute the rig stopped. know. Im not the type of woman The man came np and faced her, who can be completely absorbed." searching her face with troubled "Forgive me," Blake said quickly, eyes. Perhaps I do seem dictatorial, but Instantly Sonya was this mother, my excuse must be that ancient this father, In their clouded misun- one which covers a multitude of derstanding, seeing their little ones sins great love. torn from their grasp. Whatever I wonder," said Sonya. It was that shone In her face, the They rode together Into the man saw It, trusted her at once, ranch yard, and for the next thirty-si- x knew her for herself, having heard hours she devoted herself as of her though he had never seen much as possible to this man who her. loomed so large on the horizon of He knew the hopelessness of the her life, a little sorry for the rift situation, realized their helpless- between them, searching her heart ness, where the woman did not for sympathy with his cause, wonThey go, he said, panting, "and dering if she had been careless of she will not give np." his comfort or his happiness. But, Sonya laid her arm around the search as she would, the face of Litheaving shoulders of the walling tle Moon came before his, the eyes woman. She looked up at the man of Two Fingers drifted across his on the seat. eyes, the soft guttural blurred his Mr. Satter, she said, dont you clipped speech In her ears. Sonya made a hurried trip next think you could leave them one? Just this little one, the baby? You day to Chee wash and found the woman much better. know Its hard to give them up So," she told her happily, any of them and this Is so little, Couldnt you? Please, Mr. Satter? smoothing the gaunt young cheek, Just for me? I'll go before the su- we make the good fight together. perintendent and make It right If All Is well, little mother. And Two Fingers smiled his slow I think I can. Wont you will. rode you please let them have the baby?' smile, and the young doctor away. There was In Sonyas voice all Sonya spent that last evening In the guile of womankind since Eve, the patio with Rodney Blake, alone a coaxing quality that had wrought the stars, swinging In the under on the hearts of men since she was hammock, her hand between fringed black born. Her long eyes pleaded his palms, his low voice In her ears, gravely, Satter moved on his seat, of the future. Serge and speaking looked at her and his flecked whip, the strain between sensing Lila, down at his boots. retired early. And Sonya had them, sent to was I he said, Well, put her arms about Rods neck, get em. and took his kisses, But only two. You didnt even kissed him, felt and happy. coaxed. know there were three, she Come on let me give them back In the living room, tiptoeing In like the baby. laugti- a pair of he said reluctantly. Oh, well " In aid Instantly the girl reached In e n or of the wagon,! ttiey alJ gathered aga pulled the with drive down a was quite it. It was the mother to the little town where Rod would really a baby, being a . and take the traln for New youngster, but the least of the , g who was di Sonya, across the arms her With three. wind and sand. It held a store or two, a blacksmith shop, a tiny station on the railroad line, and the customary tanks of water. Sonya parked the car in front of the general store, and taking her handbag from the seat beside her, climbed out and entered. The store boasted two clerks besides the owner. This owner wa3 a bland fat man by the name of Parks, a man whom Sonya disliked Instinctively, but who never allowed anyone except himself to wait on her. Why, Miss Savarinl" he said what can we do for unctuously, you? Like some nice fresh fruit? Got In some right good oranges an grapefruit this week. Sonya spent some time In the store, buying a fair supply of the oranges, thinking of Little Moon, and of more staple things for Lila. As she walked briskly about selecting this and that, there was the stir of arrival at the high board Three men were porch outside. coming In, and Sonya looked up from her task casually, as one does In such circumstances. Instantly she felt the annoying prickle of her skin, the odd anger that had seared her before, for one of the newcomers was the tall bronze man of Lone Mesa. The two with him were dark and rough men, of secret sixteen-year-old- BINIHC CAR MEALS .LAW, SOL Engli-- t ice $11' tcy LAV?' may bM, tartly, j . $19.87 ! j Francisco) )ItCE LAfples is. I of our low ' ,0 Cdomia, and reclining our fastest trains, es LVRTI.R lined ifl 1 1 ;STIO'f in ti Pullman cars too. ;f1 Weu I lKCIITHer ve. may time.) 1., I Information 3l tt J 1 Railroad agent write Genera! Agent Ja!t Lake City, Ut. U(;usx FOB ?vr .n 30UTl-l-. URN L,fCr most 14 iml c: ...,,1 anythlfl- - rriced , I- f tn ..t,"1 'U.y Ilyvvoixl ngelt iut avti OIL rRODLCT 6)W0It ertkle y(u should ime ,.ur n plain ? u!"'in only W iRATOfi HAiii hr,k M" he paid for ft- ho has been a member of or bladder, or even an inflamed Inthresher crew and who has ac- growing toenail, a bunion or a corn. of quired the appetite characteristic of The present belief is: no pockets thresher can appreciate the ex- pus, no rheumatism or gout. Even in chronic Inflammations of treme of food fads mentioned by R. the state York New of the kidneys such as the various B. lllmnan Anvotie !C,N11 .rur bflk. or tily. ir wh,rs fair-size- d not,. two she pushed them away from the wagon. Then she began speak lng rapidly in Navajo. It w as ttie white mans law, which was above tribal law, she told them, that the children go to the schools where they would learn the white mans waj;s, where JUey would be fed and clothed. They would become wise and above their station at the present time, being better for the knowledge they would get And she, the mother, would have them hack soon for a visit, hearing all about what they had learned and eaten In the meantime. The llttlest one she could kop now, provided slia would go back to her If not, It too hogan In peace. would go. Would she listen to the white man's law? Would site take her one child Instead of losing three for a little time only? The man spoke, and the wotnnn, with her tragic eyes on the little edfD last The moments on a station with platform are always filled and forebodings, emotions, strange sadvague fears tinged with the e ness of parting, and Sonya was to tears as she the handsome Rod about his trunk-checticket-buyinhlg in!r. For one panicky second she wished she were going with him, a marriage certificate In her bag. Then she shook herself Indignantly, rnn with him down the platform beside the slowing train, kissed him fervently, watched him go away across the desert. There was a little mist in her dark eyes, but she was surprised and a bit dismayed at the odd foldwhich ing of lightness, of freedom, came over her. Ingrate!" she told herself, you don't deserve a good mans love. I begin to suspect you're a spinster to elk, selfish and lazy, and due take on fat in wads some day ns punishment I gen-clos- j k scared faces In the wagons tall, hugging her baby, nodded. (). IC Mr. Satter," Sonya said CHAPTER III guardedly. Fatter struck his near horse, and A Man Leaves and Another Speaks. the huckhoard bounced away. little town, close on the Turning In stark and tragic resig- THE of the Reservation, was typ figures two bedraggled nation, the of all desert towns, lonely and moved off toward the canyon's leal atI11 bleak and washed continually with pmulh, the a Omans eye your head when you hung there. Im a bad lot. Miss Savarln, and not fit to speak to you or look at you, but no matter what I am Ive got to tell you this that theres enough white man in me to make me live In hell because of what I did or tried to do to you. Im on my knees to you. Not asking your forgiveness that couldnt be but Just down In the dirt and wanting you to know It Thats all. Thanks for listening." He took off his hat and turned sharply on his heel, and as' Sonya threw In the clutch and roared away she was conscious of the two dark strangers and Tarks In the shadow of the doorway Intently watching them both. So he was In hell, was he? In the dirt was he? Well, that was where he deserved to be, rotter that he was! A tall man. Lean and built with unusual grace. Narrow hipped, broad shouldered, straight In the back. Ho wore a blue flannel shirt with pearl buttons and a dark hat, and there were belled spurs on his stitched boots. Cowboy stuff, yet she did not know of any cattle ranch In this wide sheep country where he might work. Where did he come from? What was he doing In this part of the country? Why had he come round the curve of Two Fingers hogan that day on foot? Shed ask Two Fingers about that matter. Well, said Serge at supper, It seems lqnely without Rod. Good old scout. Youre a lucky girl, Sonya. Am I? I wonder. college of agriculture. The cook caused dismay when she told the threshing crew that they would have no potatoes since they could get enough nourishment from nuts; she placed five peanuts at each Ilin-maplate. It Is possible, Professor admits, to arrange an edible and complete meal of unusual foods, but it is seldom done. The normal person Is likely to get all of the real necessities from a diet In which meat, milk, eggs, and the ordinary vegetables are Included. The American Medical association, he says, maintains that the talk about rheumatism, gout, lumbago, and many similar diseases being caused or even aggravated by meat Red is not backed by known facts. meats, they say, have nothing whatever to do with uric acid. Nor have they anything to do with causing gout or rheumatism, because neither of these diseases Is due to food or drinks of any sort, but solely to focal infections: small pockets of pus around the roots of the teeth, in the tonsils, nasnl passages and sinuses, In ulcers of the stomach and bowels, around an Inflamed appendix forms of brights disease, moderate amounts of meat do no harm whatever. The worst cases on record In all medical history of hardening and turning to lime of the arteries all over the body, and in the kidneys and intestines particularly, have been found In certain orders of oriental monks, who live almost exclusively upon starch and seeds such ns pens, beans, and lentils. They abstain entirely from meat." With present knowledge of the value of meats disproving many put Illusions, Professor Hinmnn urges families to restore meat In the diet; not the finest cuts available, but the nutritious soups and stews, varied with boiling pieces. When two pounds of boiling meat can be bought for a dime, the cheap cuts are too healthful and appetizing In the diet to be displaced by any other food. Farmers can have more moat and avoid the surplus at killing time by curing parts of the carcass that Is not sold. City resident s who are aide to buy a quantity of meat can save money by buying enough to get a a lower price and home-cur- Dishes That Go With Each Other longs In the same class with whipped cream. It can bo used Interchangeably In many Instances, although since It Is more tasty when delicately browned, It belongs peculiarly to baked and even hot dishes. When on frozen desserts a hot Iron Is held above the piled meringue so that It, alone, gets the force of the Intense heat. Ices with browned meringue tops are epicurean dishes. A food which flatters another must be something apart from the dish itself. That Is, It may be a separate food served as a complement to It, or It may be an addition to, a dish Itself which, however, could be served without It, n Variety of Combinations That Are Designed to Complement. said Sonya. "Sometimes About Rod Blake? No finer man In this world I Hes still young, and one of the best lawyers In New York; rich, partly by his own efforts, partly by family Inheritance, of good blood and Impeccable principles. Im surprised at What? you. Yes. Well, maybe," said the girl. Lila looked at her across the table for a long moment with a strange expression in her eyes but said Later, as the two women nothing. washed the dishes and set the house to rights for the night, she looked at her again. "Sonya, darling, she said calmly, Rod Blake Is not the man. I dont believe you love Rod, honestly, deep down, as a woman should love the man she marries. I havent thought Come so for a long time, for nearly all No Can Say," He Said. of this last visit of his. Here for Other Horse." A flame of loyalty Dared up la eyes and narrow lips, In appear- Sonya. ance the worst of the Border types "Of she said holly. Piffle which Sonya knew, and she prided course 1 love him, the old dear. herself that she had seeD them all Go on, put Babs to bed, and dont , Bad In this mans country. worry that yellow head of yours. she told herself, after that first By this time next year Ill be Mrs, swift glance, fit companions to that Rodney Blake, riding around New drunken libertine who had dragged York In a limousine and youll be her from her horse on the top of darned lonesome out here without Lone Mesa, She strode forward, head up, eyes "And how! said Lila inelegantly I dont want to straight, and had to pass within but fervently. five feet of the three men who had think about It. Then dont. Theres a long time entered. As she did so she was conscious of the eyes, under the tilted and a lot of things between. It was as on her face. How long and how many, measSonya If a strong magnetic current pulled ured by their Importance, her In passing, as If some Inarticu- herself could not foresee. late power focussed all Its strength The next day she rode over to upon her that she might look aside. Chee wash again and found Little So strong and compelling was this Moon so much better that ahe was that to save her life she could not sitting up. And she found one of This was Yellow help the flicker of her eyelids, the her enemies. almost unbearable desire to turn Buck, a medicine man, who regarded her services to his people as a Angry to her boot heels, both with direct Inroad on Ills territory and She was her outraged memory and with her- hated her accordingly. self, she walked to the door and trying to replace his sings and out So stirred was she witldn with the medicine in herself that she sat slumped In her her saddlebags. She was ail bad seat, her hands thrust In her sweatTwo Fingers, said Sonya when er pockets, and did not turn even she was ready to leave that day, when she heard Parks, or who she who was that man who came here across thought was Parks, come out on foot the day my man came after the porch with her box of supplies. me? Tall man with sun hair, sky Put them In back, she said, eyes?" and nodding over her shoulder, Two Fingers shook his head. thanks. "No can say," he said. Come here As she reached for the gearshift for other horse. His horse go bad she stopped In the act, arrested by lame. I give him horse, go get his Good In corral now. a voice that was not Parks. next day. can Miss Savarln," It said, horse. No see so good horse, ever, I speak to you a minute?" Come see. and looked Sonya straightened up Sonya swung up on Darkness at the owner of the voice. Straight and followed him around the hogan In tiie eyes she looked him, her and up a little rise to where several mouth shut hard again, brush-anstick corrals stood among And at that straight look she saw some low trees.' There, In one of under the them, stood such a horse as she had again the wild blue eyes Taller than level bronae brows that had stared not seen ever, either. down In her face as she hung to Darkness, who was a fine specimen the deud root of the plnon stump of native animal which the Indians on the windswept face of Lone called American horse, bright as new gold and of Us color, though Mesa. But they were vastly changed. paler, this horse was built with a The black pupils that had spread grace and beauty that transcended so wildly over the blue of the Iris description. ex"My heavens !" said Sonya that day were normal now, the Tou're heavens My pression anxiyus. No see so good Why Two said Fingers. thinly. she rigid, "Well? horse ever. And tills Is not the should you talk to me? V hy why, Just because It seems 0ne to she bad almost said, he rode on I must I want to to tell you me kon0 Mesa, but checked herself. , believe Can you If ask you Ve!l," site said Instead, I mnst tell you that I've never had when on j jje going. Ixmg ride home. You a minutes peace since that day of Little Moon. I'll never .car forgotten I've Mesa? good the hack In three davs." your face or your hands or the (TO bb continued.! wind blowing your hair up around j 0fkiW bom-bres- hat-bri- devil-chasin- g w e To enjoy the edible good tilings of life la one of the prerogatives of the epicure. What comprises these good things depends upon the taste of the person or of the family, and preferences. The real epicure Is the person whose taste has had a high WNU Servlc. ffi, Bell Syndicate. degree of education In foods. He knows bow to discriminate In ediThat Ought to Help bles, both ns to quality and to combinations. I well remember hearing Banker Do you know anything a Chinese gentleman of discernment about checks and drafts? say of one vegetable that It flatters Applicant Yes, sir, I've run our The homemaker who furnace for years. the meat. sets a good table learns what to serve so that one dish may flatter another. Let us mention, today, flat ter" each some dishes which other. Cranberry sauce flatters chicken, KEEP COOL caper sauce does the same to mutSAVE TIME ton, and apple sauce does to roast CAVP WORK pork, duck and goose. Cabbage flatSAVE MONEY ters boiled corn beef, baked macawith the roni and cheese do the same to roast beef, and In England Yorkshire pudding Is the accepted accompaniIron will ment to beef. In Europe a salad Is THIS Column tnva you more time and work than correct with chicken, goose, and $100.00 washing machine.! It will aave your other roast birds. trength . . . help you do better Ironing easier and quicker at leaf cost a salad signifies To Europeans InManl Uc!f In . , . no hearing dressed lettuce or other salad greens with matches or torch. . .no waiting. 1 he double pointed bae bona lita of addition the with, possibly, garments with fewer atrnkea. Large tle chopped beet root or tomato base slides eaaier. Ironing time ia Heats Itself .. .use it reduced slices. Other salads they have, but only anywhere. Economical too... costs harddesV2 these have especial descriptive BQ hour to operate. See your local dealer li or ware housefurnishing ignations. Salad, ns an accompanidealer doesnt handle, wrire us. ment to flatter roast birds, Is plain TIIB CO! FMAN LAMP AND STOVf? CO. Dent Wljflm, Wichita. Kans ; hkavo. lii.j unless otherwise specified. The salnd Philadelphia, Pa : Loa Anga!. Calif : 4o Toronto, Ontario, ( antwi Is served with the birds as naturally and regularly as are potatoes or Other vegetables. Turnip Is a recognized accompaniment of corned beef. It Is also excellent with lamb. Sweet potatoes are preferable to white with ham. Iineapple flatters ham. In India if you sre troubled with pimple, ripe pineapple slices are put on top rashes, toukIi or blotchy skin you owe of a slice of ham which Is then it to yourself to try Cutlrura baked, or cooked In a similar way. Soap. Delicately medicated and The Juice extracted by the heat pergently emollient, it actsas a protection colates through the meat, giving It to the skin and asa preventive.of skin a delicious flavor. Ilam so cooked trouble. Start using Cll 111 Tit is reputed to he especially digestible. Soup nowand see bow much it help. Write for aperint folrlrr on w a Whipped cream flatters many desthe car 0 thetkin yr serts which are complete without Address: Cuticura, Dept. 1GS, flLC this dainty addition. 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