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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE, UTAH -- UTAH MiladPs Toilet DEU0GHT5 Every need for the drelng trfehmg kit or onto tour, . y) cases, manicure pieces or sets r pletely outfitted cases and rollg 7l tko handy things you need Oar reasonable prices ease thsT .aedSteaiffM DELEGATES SELECTED TO GO TO 8AN FRANCISCO WILL VOTE FOR FORMER SECRETARY.", William MacLeod Raine w DansgtiMB fcormriit Vy j- - CHAPTER IX Continued. 16 The firing this time did ' not last more than five seconds. When the atnoke cleared It wa9 all over. Soapy lay on his back, shot through and through. Blackwell had takeu advan tage of the diversion to crawl through the strands of barbed wire and to In the chaparral. Bill had rolled over on his face. Dick was bending over Stone. Me looked up at the approach of. Curly and said Just one word. Dead." Culllson hud torn open Cranston's shirt and was examining his wounds. No use. Luck. I've got Ton sure fooled us though. Was It Sain gave us away?" No, Bill. Curly overheard Soapy and Blackwell at Chnlkeyes place, Sam stood pat, though you .were planning to murder him. I wasn't In on that, Luck didnt know a thing about It till after the boy for It. was shot. ! wouldnt "Ho He had Good enough. Serves Soapy right Sam. Take care for of that kid. Luck. He's all right yet. His eye fell on Flandrau. "Youre a game sport, son. You heat us all. No hard feelings." Sorry it had to le this way, Bill. The dying man was already gray tV the Him, hut his nerve did not fuller. It had to come some time. Ami It was Luck ought to have doue It, too." He waved aside Sweeney, who was Whats holding a flask to his lips. the use? Ive got mine. Say, there's something else. hoys. Curly has been aroused of that Bar Double M horse rustling hack In the early summer. I did that job. He was not one of us. You hear, hoys. Curly whs not In It." A quarter of an hour Inter he died. He had lied to save from the penitentiary the lud who had brought about his death. Curly knew why he had done It because he felt blinself to blame for the affair. Maybe Bad Bill had been a desperado, a miscreant according to the usual standard, but when It came to dying he knew how to go better than tunny a respectable citizen. Curly stole off Into the darkness so Hint the hoys would not see him play the baby. dls-appe- ar CHAPTER X. The Prodigal Son. They found the prodigal son with his sister and Laura Loudon at the Del Mar. Repentance was writ large all over his face and manner. From Davis and from the girls he hfitj heard the story of how Soapy Stone had Intended to destroy him. 11U acherae of life hud been broken Into pieces and he was a badly shaken young scamp. When Luck and Curly came Into the room he jumped up, very white about the lips. Father I" My boy !" Culllson hnd him by the hand, one arm around the shaking shoulders. What what ? Sams question broke down, but his father guessed It. Soapy and Bad Bill were killed, Dutch U a prisoner, and Blackwell escaped. All Spring Valley Is out after him." The boy shuddered and drew a long sobbing breath. I've beeu a fool, father and worse." Forget It. son. Well wipe the slate clean. I've beeu to blame, too. It was no place for outsiders. Curly bent a retreat Into the next room. The young women followed him. Both of them were frankly weeping. Arms twined about each others waists, they disappeared Into an adjoining bedroom. Don't go," Kate called to him over her shoulder. Curly aat down and waited. Fres-enlKate came back alone. Her shining eyes met his. "1 never was so happy in all my life before. Tell me what happened everything, please." As much as was good for her to know Curly told. Without saying u word she listened till be was through. At la6t ahe spoke In a low, sweet voice. What can we do for you? First you save father and then Sam. You risked everything' for my brother to win him back to us, to save his life and now his reputation. If you had been killed people would always have becked you were one of the gang." Sho! That's nonsense. Miss Kate. Me twisted his hat In his hand uneasHonest, I enjoyed every "bit or ily. 1L And a fellow has to pay bis debts." Was - tbetw by ,you - did it I-"- he asked softly. Yes.. 1 had to make good. 1 bad to ahow.yoor Jatber and. you that. I. had hot thrown away all your kindness. Sol quit traveling that downhill road on which 1 had got started." I'm glad I'm glad." She whispered It so low he could hardly hear. There was one way to prove myself. That was to stand between Sam nd trouble. S I butted In and spoiled lonp.v's game." t tell you how fine fa- tber thinks it was of you. He doesn't only to get Borne definite information before starting. Now be had his lead. speak of It much, but I know." Nothing to what I did nothing at Fendrick was either, telling the truth all." A ware of embarrassment har or he was lying with some sinister purcrept to the roots of his curly hair. pose tn view. The cattleman meant to Just because a fellow oh, shucks! know which. The party pushed up the gulch as "Thats all very well for you to say but you cant help us thinking what rapidly as they could. The ashes of a we please." camp fire halted them a few minutes But that aint right. I dont want later. Scattered about lay the feathers and dismembered bones of some you thinking things that aint so, because " Because ? She lifted her eyes and met his, Then she knew It had to come out, that the feeling banked In him would overflow In words. Because youre the girl I love." He had not Intended to say it now, lest he might seem to be urging bis serv ices as a claim upon her. But the worfls had slipped out In spite of 'him. She held out her two hands to him with a tittle gesture of surrender. The light of love was In her starry eyes. And then She was In his arms, and the kisses he had dreamed about were on bis lips, Yes? CHAPTER XI. Cutting Trail. Kate Culllson hod disappeared, had gone out riding one morning and at As the nightfall had not returned. hours passed anxiety at the Circle C became greater. Mebbe she got lost," Bob suggested. Her father scouted this as absurd. You dont reckon a cougar began Sweeney, and stopped. Luck looked at his old rider with eyes In which little cold A human cougar. devils sparkled. Ill bet. This time Ill take his hide off Inch by Inch while hes still living." You thinking of Fendrick? asked Sam. Youve said It." Sweeney considered, rasping his I dont reckon Cass stubbly chin, would do Miss Kate a meanness. Hes white man, say the worst of him. But It might be Blackwell. When lust seen he was heading Into the hills. If he met her " A spasm of pain shot across Lucks face. Sly (Jod ! By gum. there he Is now, Luck. Sweeneys Anger pointed to an admiring rider. Culllson swung ns on a pivot In time to see some one drop Into the dip In the road, Just beyond the corral. Who Blackwell? No. Cass." Fendrick reappeared presently and turned In at the lane. Culllson, standing on the porch at the head of the steps looked like a man who was passing through the Inferno. But he looked, too, a personified day of Judgment untempered by mercy. The sheepman looking spoke, straight a.t his foe. Ive just heard the news. I was down at Tester's ranch when you phoned asking If they had seen nnythlng of Miss Culllson. I came up to ask you one question. When was she seen last? About teu oclock this morning. Why? I saw her about noon. She was on Mesa Verde, headed for Blue canon, It looked like." Close enough to speak to her? Sam asked. Yes. We passed the time of day. "And then? Luck cut back into the conversation with a voice like a file. She went on toward the gulch and I kept on to the ranch. The last I saw bandy-legge- d - birds. Cass stooed and picked up some of the feathers. Qualls, I reckon. Miss Culllson had three tied to her saddle horn when I met her." "Why did she come up here to cook them? Sam asked. Luck was already off his horse, quartering over the ground to read what It might tell him. She wasnt alone. There was a man with her. See these tracks?" It was Fendrick who made the next discovery. He had followed a draw for a short distance and climbed to s little mesa above. Presently he called to Culllson. Father and son hurried toward him. The sheep owner was standing at the edge of a prospect bole pointing down with his finger. Some one has been In that pit recently, and he's been there several days. Then how did he get out?" Sam asked. Fendrick knelt on the edge of the pit and showed him where a rope had )een dragged so heavily that It had ent deeply Into the clay. Some one pulled him out." Whats It mean anyhow? Kate r wasnt In that hole, was she?" Cass shook his head. This is my guess. Some one was coming along here In the dark and fell In. Suppose dlss Culllson heard him calling as she came up the gulch. What would she . do? Come up and help the fellow out." And If he was hungry as he likely was she would cook her quail for film." And then? Why didnt she come home? Luck turned a gray agonized face on him. Boy, wlont yoir see? Theban was Blackwell." , "And If youll put yourself In Blackwells place youll see that he couldnt let her go home to tell where she had soon him," Fendrick explained. Then where Is she? What did he do with her? 'Tie may have shot her when ho got good chance, but I dont think so. Ho would keep her for a hostage as long as he could."-"Thathe way I figure It, agreed Culllson. He daren't hurt her, for he would know Arizona would hunt him down like a wolf If he did. Then wheres he taking her? Sam asked. Somewhere Into the hills. Ills Idea will be to slip down and cut across the line into Sonora. Hes a rotten bad lot, but he won't do her any harm unless hes pushed to the wall. The fear of Luck Culllson Is In his heart. "Thats shout It, nodded Luck. "Hes somewhere In these hills unless hes broken through." Theres a chance hell make for one of hiy sheep camps to lay In a supply. Wouldnt It be a good Idea to keep a man stationed at each one of them?" Youre talking sense," Culllson approved. Sam, ride back and get In touch with Curly. Tell him to do that. And rouse the whole country over the wire. Well run him down and feed him to the coyotes." "Sure she would. ts CHAPTER XII. A Good Samaritan. Fendrick had guessed the exact truth. After leaving him Kate had ridden, forwardta the esnonand entered y -- . It. She did not mean to go much farther, but she took her time. More than once she slipped from under a fold of her waist a letter and sentences of It. Whenever she did this her eyes smiled. For It was a love letter from Curly, the first she had ever hnd. It had been lying on the tuner edge of the threshold of her bedroom door that morning when she got up. and she knew that herjover had risen early to put It there unnoticed. Faintly there came to her a windswept sound. She pulled up and waited, but no repetition of It reached her ears. But before her pony had moved re-rea- d The Kisses He Had Dreamed About. ef her she was going straight on. We'd belter, travel over toward Mesa Verde, so as to be ready 'to start at daybreak." , Culllson's gaze had never left hhu. It observed, weighed, appraised. Good enough. Well start. .He left Sweer.ey to answer the telephone while he was away. All of his other riders were already out combing the lolls under the supervision of Curly. Luck tied waited with Suns a dozen steps she stopped him again. This time she was almost sure of a far cry, and after It the bark of a "revolver. With the touch of a rein she guided her horse toward the sound. It might memYnothlng. On' the other hand it might be a call for help. Her shout bought an answer which guided her to the- edge of prospect hole. n- the darkness she made out an Indistinct - figure. -I- ; "Water, a husky vo'ce demnuded. She got her canteen from the saddle end dropped It to him. The man glued his tips to the mouth a if he could never get enough. For God's sake get me out of here. he pleaded piteously. "IIow lot g have you been there? JEWELERS ,AJt MJK Indorse National Democratic Admlnlo-tratloWhich Has. Fulfilled In Particular the Pledges of EvCry "Two days. I fell In at night whilst Platform." the I was cutting across country." Kate fastened her rope to the horn Salt Lake City. William G. McAdoo of the.saddle, tightened the cinch careto and Is end other the the choice of the Utah Democratic dropped fully, him. She twang to the back of the delegates for nomination as president horse and braced berself by resting of the United States - at the national ber full weight on the farther stirrup. Democratic convention In San FranNow," she told him. cisco June28. The Imprisoned man was dragged This was decided upon at the Demoover the edge with one cheek scratched cratic state convention held in the and bleeding. Salt Lake theatre on June 14. Might youd hurt me If As result of this expression of confiyou moved so fast, he complained, dence that the former secretary of nursing bis wounded face In such is the- most logical leader for treasury way as to hide It the Democratic forces In the coming Im sorry. I did my best to go care- national campaign, the eight Utah fully," the girl answered, stepping forto the San Franclscd con- LEARN THE DANGER SIGNAL delegates ward. Ills hand shot forward and caught vention elected Monday are expected Nature conAlways Gives Warning to Thou her wrist. Her startled eyes flashed to cast their votes for the Utah Below Par," and It Should vention's choice of candidates at the Be Recognized. coming national convention. FranThe eight delegates to the San Influenza, colds ond other scourge cisco convention elected are: Senator William H. King of Salt due to germs pass by those uh are it par" and find their victims in those . Lake. "below par." .That expression, used Neil Madsen of Carbon county. means that your power of medically, Dr. Weston Vernon of Logan. Is lowered, the red corpus-deresistance Miss Alice Louise Reynolds of Provo. In your blood decrease nml your William' J. Parker of Ogden. an Important factor are spirits Senator C. L. Olsen of Salt Lake. "down," says a writer In London AMrs. G. B.' Blakely of Salt Lake. nswers. Samuel A. King of Salt Lake. A physician has pointed out that The alternate delegates are: O. P. most of ns can quite easily tell when1 Berglund, N. T. Porter, J. L. Tolton, we are below par, and then It is up to II. T. us to tonic" ourselves over the period Mrs. Sima B. Reid, J.: Reynolds, R. E, Curry and Mrs. E, A. of depression until the normal health - returns. Bock. James H. Moyle, assistant secretary A smoker below par either does not of treasury and chairman of the state smoke or hls tobacco gives him hut t convention, was chosen national com- small proportion of hls usual enjoy mitteeman' for Utah and Mrs. R. B. ment. A brain worker below par is Porter of Ogden national committee-womathat, for some reason or other, he has to overconcentrate hhn-e- if on Administration Endorsed. A resolution, presented to the con- hls work. Other people get- - ragged In temper vention by Charles C. Richards, former state chairman f the party and and with no apparent cause. The now county chairman of the Salt Lake cause, of course. Is because they an county Democratic committee, was below par, A manual worker finds that hls took adopted unanimously by the convenmost unaccountably. Olliers an Jib" Utah's of as the expression tion off their feed," and neither the coDemocrats In the affairs of the nantemplation of a meal nor the eating of tional convention. March Ahead of' Me," He Ordered. it gives them any pleasure. The text follows : " find that noises usually unno Some Demo Ve indorse the national to his face. The man was the convict tlced and torture". Others, again, annoy cratlc administration at Washington Blackwell. some get a touch of Iand go sleepy Got anything to eat with you. Im and the Incomparable statesmanship nsomnia. is no below par" There of Woodrow Wilson, who has fulfilled starving," he snapped. symptom applicable to everybody, and Yes. I shot some quail. Let go my In every particular .the pledges of the Is it therefor necessary and very win hand." platform upon which he was eleefed to find out as one can do by observHe laughed evilly, without mirth. president of the United States. lie ation our own particular danger signal, Dont try any of your sassy ways on has proven himself fearless, progresand act accordingly and In time! me. Im a wolf on the howl, sive, undaunted and humane In the She fought and twisted till she was presence of every condition that bas worn out In her efforts to free herself. confronted him and to be one of the LAST WORD IN DICTIONARY Panting, she faced him. greatest statesmen the world ever has Possibly Few Know What It I? and Let me go, I tell you." known. Really It la Not of Great For answer his open hand struck We regard the treaty of peace and till Not Importance. her mouth. you learn your covenant for the creation of a league boss. Before Im through with you a of nations President negotiated by Do you know the last word in the squaw wont be half so tame as you." Wilson being as favorable and nearly He dragged her to the horse, took as It was humanely possible to dictionary? It begins with the last three letters from Its case the rifle that hung by perfect at the Versailles conference. procure In the from her him placed In their reand the saddle, flung the immediate verse alphabet, favor "We therefore, order, and It means an 'Indian roughly. Then he pulled himself to of the treaty UbellullcL and ratification adoption the saddle. dragon fly having a large of nations, of . peace and the Hague narrow face and very large head, he March ahead of me," ordered. will in effect As soon as they had reached the bed without reservations that eyes." The word M zyxomma." This the Is In the New Standard dictionary. of the canon be called a half amJbade nullify the treaty or covenant for AVebsteifs New International stops ber light a fire and cook him the quail. league the of chairman II. James one Moyle, abort of this, listing its. final word aDd Ironwood She gathered eatclaw while he watched her vigilantly. To- convention, In his Introductory Bpeech as zythum," explained as being as a kind of ancient malt beverage," which gether they roasted the birds by bold- scored the Republican party its termed he what whole the Standard calls h very excellent for, ing them over the fire with sharpened beer that Dlodorua, though wholly an thrust policy. sticks through the wings. He He also was scathing in hls re- accustomed to it, affirmed to have been devoured them with the voracity of a wild beast. marks to the assemblage on the senior scarcely Inferior to the Juice of the Hitherto his mind bad been busy United States senator from Utah, Sen- grape." with the Immediate present, but now ator Reed Smoot, Republican. Together, then, the two dictionaries, bis furtive shifting gaze rested on her "Tools of WaH street and Boss Pen- with beer and a dragon fly, make fairmore thoughtfully. He dared not leave rose," said Moyle, rejoice at the se- ly unimportant endings. her In the prospect hole. He was not lection of Harding as the candidate of Reading up the column from zy one must traverse 'strange terto do orama," because of for fear murder, yet ready the. party for the presidency punishment. That was a possibility to Harding will prove the pliant tool of ritory for a distance of 62 words be be considered only If he should be the old guard machine and of Fenrose. for one reaches Zuider Zee," the first or rather the last fairly widely hard pressed. The only alternative The Republicans have only one Inleft him was to take her to the border terest the Interest of Wall street known term In the dictionary. ' Beas a companion of his fugitive dou- and now the tween this Dutch sea and the lihelln Republican party has ob- lid country, studblings. fly la a " "WeTTbe going bowThe announced." tained. thel!!TInjC:arr.candldate,iHie ded numerouslywIQrsuch 'Thorny' candidate of money, the tried, true after he had eaten. as Zygaenldae," zgneroa structlons old the servant of. devoted and guard." ceae" and Going where? Dont you see I'll be xyflomalllsre." No wonder you were nnacquatnted iTdrag tcTyou ? Take my horse and go. Mrs. Catt Is Youll get along faster." with the last word In your dictionary. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt You are excused. Geneva. Do you think so?" Kansas City Star- reelected was president unanimously For the first time It came to her that Women's SufIf he did not take her with him be of the International . Exit Humorist. at Alliance Friday mornings would kill her to Insure hls own safety. frage While making tour of the souther None of the arguments that would session of its congress here. She has states, we were driving along a couhave availed with another man were agreed to accept the office, although ntry road, when a farmer came walkM of any weight here. Her sex. her previously declining. toward us. One of our crowd, a sorot youth, the service 6he had done him thinking he would have of General. Trial Orders rr the fun with the man, stopped these would not count a straw. He Mexico City. Trial of General Franmaf a and was lost to all the instincts of honor a and taking small satchel on that govern even hard desperate men cisco Murgula by a military court Impression azine, gave a charges of having abused hls author- Billy Sunday. When he had finished, of hls claxs. ity and having authorized pillaging the man looked at him a little queer!, (TO BH CONTINUED.) has been ordered by the De la Huerta put hls hand In hls pocket and Kisses Were Sacred. provisional government, according to him a card. On It were the word-Among old laws against . kissing the newspaper. Excelsior. ..... . am deaf." Exchange. - those of Iceland appear to have been the most severe. Banishment was the Wanted to Remain .A while. Another Irish Constable Slain. penalty laid down for kissing another was shot Dublin. Constable Carroll Betty was looking' rather unt man's wife, either with or without her dead Friday by a party of armed meni after several weeks IHness. same and the consent, punishment was In Limerick. He was the fiftieth Edith, who had not seen her since be enforced for - kissing -- an since Tictim January 21 last "A was a tiny baby, after kissing police woman against her will. rsd said, turned IvIlLar-neto and her mother y mail train was held up near tsi My, bow thin she thoughtlessly: the mail bags seized. and Power In Nobility. w0 She looks as If a whiff of wind Be noble, and it is well with you blow her away." This must have f'r Bristol. Quieting Down The storms of life will not frighten Bristol, R. I. The proclamation of ried Betty all day, for that nlgtd wh you. Safe and serene, you shall insurrection in this town. Issued by he had finished all the customs wonder through the of night Governor Beecbman May 28, after Qod blesses" in ber prayer she eddri and nvivforiuoe ' i(Mlf ran only exal And. plrt this earnest postscript: iots growing out' of strike over wages the rimWtj of your souL Front Itaet it the National India Rubber cora-- j God. make me thicker, for I d,,a 1 Life of canys uUhi. was wilhdrawn Friday. to be biowed away." n, double-crossin- g -- BOYD PARK BOTD o.) , ,, - s , " n. , , , semi-dese- rt . d. -- . - ten-minu- te I . jtls ; ift |