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Show mi: sum srs uiina, i taii stoic Ilxi Ain I RED LAMP The to is) rind U I l o lu toi4l al-t- Itoo'tl 1 1. wbu ll- oil u Ir I 3, tilt) I'l'i.lr.. Atn I lu Sittpl r'l brf I bl lb A W -- l. lli, lt.J Is rlpl.O.I ut-i- ii of SMO.tum CntlnueJ In'll Otllj Milt (14 1 IXII t m. tin Iruih, ao4 Unit ll 1l'Kd an ran It i. and d4 ll titfl.f he trlil f l W. nfirf liit had iH)t.r H1 ld fright-eucII a ttrmk lnrdti U"f itiow rial higU, Lav a itrigi'i kb udi Ints; dn ib-w- a !'. fMie illit. Hi fa Ai d Itial gut m. nod tv lolrd tU di faigU . . . tl Ku.ti of l,v ridnallia af iiwir miitilit, tragic umm-- r rmiuraiiy, Tlirrv l mi eurioW, however. um-Mar- faiurmni i ijr In j rutiiltj la lliv third illation. Fa far f. t TIi cl nur tia cirri. nail. iiil knew, dead Ital SInnm IMbcl In tnnooi-h- t t. clnrrijr dcileol trap trrini md lo half oourrrd I n ttsi My a frankue, It racbicf nf my Igtioraiioe, wi'itid pndtaWy r.ul thing, run tad t he I Ilia ci!nr and ttnur aMrtiiplK, I Im tat rr drlvio ty man lm aurrd than hr was. some tat com. lo rtrirr It lion" iuatiurrlpl. tad failed. And any day mutt til of a lit i; m tidiind a pnnrl. a cniul re lalr. and Itl toxk af Ida, with In i.bracing. It to til rnrllr wotk, would he lu III linn. I of it. H.Ii. Tkltlt what mn-- t eagerness ba e ran only my Im Ration . gm-fIl.illldny. carefully ploiilns. bln awidunre hud already In advance. "I knrvv li would com, ol coun, my, "ll wunlrd lo get tu. We offered tlm not only that, tul darkn lo rimr any unite lie wanted lo make. It liiij lo work out, And tore It explain kite nm-ai.it- ) of luting Hie crltulnul caught Ha It tad lo b shown grant tad te anys. ii"t only Unit 1'nmt-ri.written ili iiianueiirt, tut Ibal ll wjs t who tad tlddi-- il win re It lay. The cae against 'dtu s'ii. or fell by Hut," lie sajt. . . . Hut aside frotu tills, much ot Hi explanation of that tragic summer lie We bate, conies pure guesswork. however, elaborated the following as fulfilling our requirements as to the e d dK-ouutc- d t situation: We know for Instance that on old Horace I'orter'a developing Interest In spiritism, Mrs. Livingstone referred him to t'unierun. Hut we do out know why that Interest developed. Is It too mueh, 1 wonder, to say that the house Itself led him to It? In this 1 know I am on dungerou9 ground, and It becomes still more dan gerous if one grants that Mrs. Living-stoDegift of a red lamp led him to experimenting with It. We do know, however, that after lie had had this lump for three months or so, he got in touch with Cameron, and it seems probable that such experiments as were made there at night with this lamp rouseJ Cameron to fever heat. Mrs. Livingstone believes there was a pact between them, the usual one of the first to "pass over to come back If possible. We do not kDow that, but it seems plausible. Neither Ilalliday nor 1 believe, however, us she does, that Cameron killed the older man, in a fit of rage over the rejection of his proposal to carry their Investigations to the criminal point What seems more probable Is that Cameron had very early recognized the advantages of the bouse for the psychic and scientific experiments he had in mind, and that be finally submitted the idea to old Uorace. With what growing horror and Indignation they were received we know from bis s letter. They turned a possible ally into an angry and dangerous enemy; the rejection of the proposition, with the threat which accompanied it, left Cameron stripped before the world as an enemy to society. lie went home and brooded over it. "But he couldnt let it rest at that," lie went back. And Ilalliday says. the old man was at ids desk. There was danger tu Cameron that night, and the poor old chap was frightened. Well say he crumpled his letter up in his hand, and Cameron didnt see there was an argument and Cameron knocked blni down. But he got up again, and he managed to drop the letter into an open drawer; after that, his heart failed, and he fell for good. We acquit others him of that. Of the We are, with regard to the underexperilying motive, the ments. again obliged to resort to surmise. We know, for instance, of Camerons early experiments In weighing the body before and immediately after He has himself death. recorded them. But in the manuscript of bis hook he dis,inctl? states bis belief that trie vital principle, whatever that may be, is weakened by tong Illness, and Ids belief that those who pass over suddenly out of full health, are nm,e able to manifest themselves. lie quotes numerous instances of murdered men, whom tradition be Here to have returned for motives of But be bimseli believes vengeance. i IlN-l- f ij eros 1. rt l)ri iiS may list Will da io It. summer, iWt ar aiaon tuii)lt g ll CrllalU agr of IgWOr W..ih Orel la mail pro ital ibn l along tin riming hi uf III lo UMV trtipm U Pal wifs ami tra I. pukttj up oM I hot 111, III J.Hitn-)- i cl" of Ills r wm not km-- ; pMulit), V III In lb lot plat 1) front Width I he) Could d.Usrif. I ill-- . Al It. 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This Is Ixtrn out ry the fart that late I tml following autumn, going baik lo Twin Ibdlows lo lx k over lb property with real e.nnie riealer, I found nuslii'd up on lh bench the battered fnigmiiit of a rnmer.i. Only a portion uf i! lens remained In III from, but this bus bad Insn As henrly a I cun disof quartz cover, III llicory of quart! Used In stub a manner Is to photograph lh ultra-violelo u'her words, I dare say, lo make visible that strange world which may I beyond the spectrum ami our normal vision. Did he obtain anything? We shall never know. Bui sometimes I wonder. Supxae a man to buve done wltat be had done to prove the Immortality of the soul ; lo have taken lives and have risked Ids own. to give to the world the survival after death It so pathetically craves. And he fails; there Is nothHis own conviction has not ing. weakened, but hi s proofs are not there. Then, In the twinkling of an eye. he h!mclf breaks through the veil. With that Idea dominant, be passes over to the other side, perhaps to the long sleep, perhaps not. But In that Instant between waking and sleeping, to prove his point I To make good bis contention; To Justify bis course I I wonder. And I wonder, too. If ut that moment of realization the supreme irony of the situation could have occurred to him? That the wounded hand, the one Injury poor Gordon had managed to In diet on him, was the factor which had shot him, head foremost. Into eter . . nity ? Was Cameron our sheep killer? We believe so, with certain reservations. We know he was at Bass cove, under an assumed name, at the time, probably looking over the ground. At the same time. It seems unlikely that he killed the first lot of Nylies sheep; that we believe was an act of revenge on the part of a man Nylie had recently discharged. But that the Idea seized on his imagination seems probable, lie was planning that mad campaign of Ills, and It fell in well with wtiat was to It prepared the neighborhood, come. in a seuse, but it set them looking for a maniac with a religious mania. And it was an effective alibi for him, occurring before his arrival at the house. Jane has always believed that tie added ttie symbol in chalk deliberately I to incriminate me. lie do not. added It, after Helena Lear had told him of it, as he added the stone altar, a madmans conception of a madman's eXx-rlltHM- act Carroway's murder was Incidental to that preparation of his. hut In view of all we know, we can reconstruct It fairly well. Thus we have the boy, tiring of car rying bis rifle, putting it away iD ttie We darkness and possibly dozing. have the appearance of ttie killer, and ('arrow ay unable to locate his rifle quickly, following him to tiie water front and reaching to too late. Underneath our float the killer should have found his knife, but as we know, Halliday had taken It away. Ttiey were two unarmed men. then, who met that night on the quiet sur face of the hay. And one of them, although nobody knew It was not sane. Unarmed only In one sene. however, for Cameron had an oar. And used It WI.en it was over, he apparently rowed back quietly to the creek be- I tsll rs iu i tin l M 11. tn ass Irln I) I ul ato l- HV xli l.or a nl fsl Isllrtr Hull n 'J iil'l'lt io (i.pit In b " 1,1-- -.l T i. sbj irsUM.lftl, ton. stuff ll (VliirKOI tlr lli know in I Ml lbl piiUjijl) Ibst ll- - ) I lllit llluv. i T Attrf lb Itol liiul IbtSfisb) f.illtW Iti Istlxf p4tlirl h rblf) J irrl futlni l.xla)." af la lls.l) gtowt. it. a, in tl !' bllll) Has lit snfvtsl), sk U'tltg rials b so rs for I1- - 'sill ii. gs at-i.ItlgltlS full) d.ffrlrlitlslr lioill Itton b wrbi Into ..irnias ltat t to). IVIng lo4tl with blnoll. tiri iioliKl iioxIh-- i rtk. And lb sstixi ass lot doubt Itu a In lh !) 1, b I. roush pfstllirtl. on u--, lb bight I s. In lit gra,-an. dmu.g llios "IH bgO I". 1 sIiik-- i K it4.ni). ibal under KUo'1,4 fliifu lx)tM.ri b lo IrP aul. with lb (uniting af lit bind l'ak lb undrmesib; la . f a l aaltti lb ll.trsi Hri.s bud b total llt.u; lo lit man acr" frm iatrrrtl. ami him. in lb ildu (0.1 light, laiuli and In-a.- M- -t tr) n-j- I'ii-iet- be-- ! Ibhd totkt-- I M Ht (d I'ufe riot dm Mtd lUtlM'O fjf log the )ar, VtoVs t&y rrejt r HC8I t ctl Valued kt l.5Ml'0. !S IB 4 ntM af inure tMa S,iS,M,9 avrf rroj , I amt-rllir'--f 1 1, s ?: tu wkit tw'.U4 tv;? pud (it :i Loco. UTAH Win! ir.xJu.tha la Vt-- h la rmi.Md im tormns ICS Dudva Iba proud. a Tbs pioitii. a hi, h lutiled I i.Tk !.(", The vbrt rtep ftA 4 urud ta tb 1:. I. il.nrlM isi,isi ns sil 'gritUlb (ltd I to li T, H I f-- slot I o' I A b a ! s t a bit II jllolt) lit Itti-'- Iti l lsu. In If HI MXr 1 ! ) aim u g l.tt'U.biilil Hit It.ii t - dr A I rial af Tort CtOAR CIT ta ala days by be mo I tb record oubtubd by it ,H4uid tb dtrectb.a o lb t j dn tb J U na Vtdrri trtb n lUilub f not. PJLTA Tb r tJ. l wetibrr .riicrri ta (bits was Mt b"r re c catty wba tb wrrury, prrnrJin acrvUe tb zovcttmual atvtlen at dr. f ix-- to 11 dcsrcca below irra, Tb larre puwto-- r f bi.)H,ri la lawn ablvrrcd a tbjr writ from raca elo I Ur making ibcf CbHslttu Luaa. la vatu of SALT LAKE Inert ait Cub crop tbls year aver 1?27 Is l t, 1 u tbe annual crop local Fraak Andrews, summary tf s!t:t!clnn fer the 1'nitrd Ftaua d tart ment of agrlrclture, 1'tsh rro; . at year bmuetit the farnurs 1T3.PP5.-certwill wb:t tb returns this r zittn at l.bno.O('9 In y-- total 1 l2.OC0.00rt. tr-m- hi. Irsls Ilalliday txe furtbi-- l.sv no Idea. licvrs lliul. allow q lh spa III wall by lloru.- - I'orter, h made ll stint britf la ss ant at td(t I a vet) qui ll I tut lu 1ssS tl Iml Ills br-T-- Among CiuiH-rt.rn, tuti-- i an fouiol a i htlou riHtntM-ii- l tititW "Tli Ibaiity uf lb Soul Tbrmifli a Stud) uf lb Idled uf Cldorofoiui aud I'uiait on lb Anlmjl loti.'io).' wib lh in. t lu Caiueruti'a hsid: lb soul ami it laxly ar p rated by lh agtt) of 1h s ul I (i" a biro Hi. but au u Of kit Jio'til Ikll mad I. iiiy." Itobil.s! lhr. bt lb plopllil, )tx b 1. w uuld rliar.-ti-terlMl- - li. nrrliy u!irti l lli.s sl.itjfy lu rittua is tin la lh strrogtb of lb tiOr,Xrtr J 111 !i . to tails priu!pltf. The wto-Im it. At.. I alihou.h hi, it- t tioi in Utah )riil? lisili) s slut) af lbs msltiis Uallun l lb I III I) CHAPTER IV hwtt m mtotn liui li-- S 111 (' iinla ss ll.t) it on bi It May Be News Notes ins rt li.ri li.tstri b'li-wt- , I I lb J.tir (to Hr US, t(u I'.uot lr, it.lib, put Ileal of lu itiH.b Math uf .) - Ib.i r)as" il i..l) bul.i-to- Dy MARY ROBERTS RINEHART ha in Ul-.- Tu pla) blm. lu bml blm and al the Iasi lu Ihreulett n't'l bliu Vliull liiut AmL In lb end. 'o rii. r.ul liter mnitln tbeto thing. I mn tiol i pin In l in af lh nmd It lit In Thai odor ; ibal IMs nut not Is a purel) subject l Impression shown l.y lh fad that touli Hayward and IMIlh nolbvri ll during lh second sen me The stvni af Ituuera I. I tolleie. unusual during eerluln Warren tyelile of the impression cl waved to f"" hltu In lh dark h) am ghiistly hand Of IM. SS of lh other InexplleuM . I cun only sny Ihnt nt lh phi ttotm-idI lime did mri doit lil I hem; living litem agnln. as I prepare this nuuniserlpt. But I do I aeeepl them once more. not explain I hem. to have You wish. said Cicero, lh explanation of ti es things? Very I might tell the well . . )U Ihnt Iron which a attracts Is l bixly niugti and attnehes liw-l- l to ll; hut because I could nil give yi-the explnnntlon of II would you deny It?" In closing this record. I cannot better than ropy the following extract from my Journal, made the following nl k lu!-ros- e g lj Cameron Had an Oar and Uted It tlons which confronted me during that terrible summer. Have I a body, or Is my body all there Is of me? In other words, am I an Intelligence served by certain Or am I certain physical organs? physical organs, actuated by an Intel ligcnce as temporary as they? Frankly, I do not know. But any careful analysis ot the ex phenomena of ttie summer seems lo show, every so often, some other-worlIntelligence, struggling to get through to us. As though We have never had, as I have said, any explanation of t lie coming of the book during the second scunce, nor of While the sounds from the library. much ot the physical phenomena of (lie first two seances wus deliberately engineered by Mrs. Livingstone. In pur sunnee of Hallidays plan to get Cam eron into the house, these two things remain without explanation. The same thing Is true of my finding of the letter, of the lighthouse apparition, of the sitting at Uvanstnn, and None of Janes clairvoyant visions. of which, by the way, she has had since. And yet all of which had their part, large or small, in our solving and understanding of the crimes. Peter Geiss, and the figure in the of the sloop, my own vision of Cameron at the foot of the fore-riggin- g June: June 1, 1923. was married today. Our little F.dilh Ilelgh ho. And ogntn. helgh ho. How we hegrudee the ua plness ut others when il Is at our expense! How I hutej llallhln) when, once In the house, he put his nrins around her and held her close. How I resented that with which lie calm air of tosses-lotook til place In the line beside tier, and shook hands smilingly with the crowd ll.nl kissed and hysterical blessed them, on the way tn Hie din ing room bbd food. And yet how happy they are. and how safe site Is. Forever uud My wife," he suid. ever. Amen." Old lass und new glass; china, silver and linen; the Lears' candlesticks; every corner of the bouse filled with guests and gifts and Jock. And for the two of them nothing and nobody; just a space filled with shadows which smiled and passed; themselves the only reality. And perhaps they are. Love at leust Love is real: the one reality perhaps. thou art absolute: sole lord of life and lentil." . . So they have gone, ond tonight June and I are alone. Safe and quiet and alone, alas. n Heigh-ho- ! (THE END CtagQgCBXHXtOOOiXHCUXHX8KtOOCKX(CKXHXHXtOOOOOO.t04XK.e Operator Cut In on Concert for Invalid young man ot ttie city, confined to his home with a bad throat, un his telephone sometime aflet Three girls of his midnight recently that they had announced acquaintance prepared a concert for his exclusive entertainment, and that be should please stand ty. The girls then put their telephone at one end of their piano, and got u ukulele to fill oul Hie harmony. All three of them (setiiiprofesslouals. by the way) sang to the soft aceompani ment. doing all the popular songs ot the moment, to the unbounded Joy ot the sick young man. who bad been dying for company ail evening. They continued for the Letter part of an hour, when suddenly sd operator cut in, prcsuuiatily to hnd out why they A Wondert Crown Stale If we could have looked out from some Egyptian point ot vantage and seen the pyramids riing before ou eyes how privileged we would have felt. So should we feel In eeelng man wielding the materials of t he earth to his advantage In modern skyscrapers Woman's Home Companion. -- were holding t tie phone so long She nad begun a sharp tirade wluo ttie muic got the he.si of tier She list ened silently and then tn a minute she broke in and requested a song. Cleve land Plain Dealer. New Breed Dorothy had always wanted a dog. and at last a kind and sympathetic male gave her one. There was a certain amount of discussion among the fatni'y wltti regard to the animal's breed The uncle de dared Hie dog was an airedaie. Meeting a friend of tier father one evening white taking her pet for a walk. Dorothy laid an anxious mo merit. Whatever Is It?" the other tiao A pup. Dorothy? Wimt kind asked my dear?' The little girl tried hard to retnetn tier what her curie had said. "lie's tl ne'er do wed." she op-leafter a long pause He Who Bisks Noil.ir.g He who rNi.s colli nt g.iin- Ing. Bishop William Jujo IsaacC'vath Tbot? from ertUts b.s s' polLhcJ hoop at ar.d srhud th G'll rurple rphralm. will depart soon by nntntmv lit an a barnstorming lour thronb th tiorthrrn part of tha slat. The Kphraim Irish schrvoj basketball representatives are tbe strongest ever to represi nt the srhind, and bare won EPHRAIM n an t f. on Bingham, Murray end Nrpl.L EPHRAIM Stockmen of Kphraim ar paying n bounty of IS for coyotes and ft for bohri-tcaught In th end on th ranges adjacent to Kph raltu. ll Is retHrled to the Marti forest cfric that the Fprir-Citr people are paying a similar bountrsrper to ty to encourage work around home where the losses from predatory enlmnls have been heavy during past summer and falL HCBER CITY Utahs Christmas turkey pixd uf CGO.OOO pounds broke ail previous rerorils, selling for 1223 000 rash nnd filling 23 cars, declared Albertua Willardnon. vice president of the Utah Poultry Producers nssocta-tiun- , recently. The figure was more than douhia that of 1927, which tos s f taled 230,000 pounds. Tbo pool commanded the highest unit price of any sold and was the only western pool that sold for cash. LOGAN Under the direction of W. J. Funk, state road supervisor for Cache county, the work of widening various points on the road In Logan canyon is rapidly progressing. Many of the sharpest curves where automobile accidents hare prevailed in the past nre being removed ns much as possible. An attempt is being made to accomplish the project before the summer traffic begins. The work 13 being undertaken following authorization by K. C. Wright, engineer of the state road commission. OGDEN Members of the Weber county committee of the Utah association visited the offices of the Weber county commissioners recently and placed their official O. K. on the budget for 1929 as tentatively fixed by tbe commissioners. The Weber county ludget aggregates J349,-03based on an estimated revenue of 349,860.13. The estimated revenue from taxes, fees, etc., is as follows: General fund, f 169,748.23; poor fund, (41,306.18; roads, (138,811.70. Tho budget as tentatively agreed upon is as follows for the three funds: General fund, (170,223; poor fund, (41,265; roads, (137,550. RICHFIELD Testing of dairy cows, heifers and bulls in Sevier county has just been completed by representatives of the state board of agriculture and the bureau of animal industry of the United States department of agriculture. The work was in charge of Dr. L L. Nebrker, deputy state veterinarian, an 1 Dr. J. L Curtis of Richfield and Dr. C. L. Jones of the bureau of animal industry of Provo. Reports of the veterinarians submitted to County Agent S. R. Bor-we- ll show a total of 7097 head and have been tested in the county this month and sixty reactors were found. The large number of reactors this year is a surpiise to all who have been interested in the test. Tax-pape- rs 3, , UTAH Utah has marked 51 to 75 per cent of its roads with standard danger and caution signs and route markers, according to the report Just made by the bureau of public roads of the United States department of agriculture. California, Kentucky and Colorado have done the same amount of work, but ths states of Arkansas, Oregon, Connecticut, South Carolina, Louisiana, Dclware, Nevada and Idaho have marked 75 to 99 per cent of the roads. Twenty-eigh- t of the stat-- g have coinp.cted the marking syeem. When your Children Ciy Ca1rU for It Is a comfort whm Hab? U fretruL No aouot-- r Ukm than the LttW one Is at eaa. If a fr (Imp No torna wn bring f- -r Is a baby frnwdy, arnsi babies. IVrfectJy Ml lo gtvo tb run;-- l Infant; yon bve lb dx-u.- r word for Ibst It ls a vr;rtl. pro duct and could u It every day But Ua In an rmorgeury that Costorta s ntnL Home (right when mni nation mut ! relieved r colic !n -- r other suffering. Never b without mother keep an extra toKtle I; s unopened, to mako sur Uter will al ws)s be Cantor! In the hou0, It l effective for older children, loo; real tho book (hot comes with IL rotiii-nitiari- fr L roait, da Ctrla ya To Cool o Burn Um IIANTORD3 Balsam of Myrrh iilxlMmwiUtoWMMrxt to fcXiX U mu4 far A Swediih Graduate Idle Ttie great response whleli tbe young Swedes have given to (lie dodre af tha Hwodleb government for Irigh standard of ediieutton U worrying nfflelals of tli University of Upsala. Sweden. There are tmw so many young graduates who have finished their university courses that there Is nothing for them to dm flow to Avoid INFLUENZA Am Nothin foa cat to will ao offort. gVvf V1VSO m urinal UMi In. lljr proloct fliioua ar Urippe m koopm jour or on f limlnitioa artire on pox r ioatlos room (rxo Iron powomxM mmvlxlioaa. Nsturoa fawdi (M Tiblowl tooo nor Iku torol nox ploxoxnt od u bowot clxxk ll toaos ood ouxntthoni tho oratom, Inrrxo. ta roaistuea oroioot dlaoxoo w (nfocnoxo. 01 l( Bx 1 Txxr BrxUe Silenced I saw you conversing with that young chiropractor." Conversing J He bored me so telling about bis spinal cases, I finally told him I didnt want to lieHr any more of bis back talk." Boston Transcript Parrots are seldom born In captivity, but Nature Magazine records a case of a parrot batched In a San Antonio shop. ' n kr OLD FOLKS SAY DR. CALDWELL WAS RIGHT The basis of treating sickness has not changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medical College in 1875, nor since he placed on the market the laxative prescription he had used in his practice. He treated constipation, biliousness, headaches, mental depression, indigestion, sour stomach and o'.her indispositions entirely by means of simple vegetable laxatives, herbs and roots. These are itiil the basis of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, a combination of senna and oilier mild herbs, with pepsin. The simpler tbe remedy for constipation, the safer for the child and for you. And as you can get results in a mild and safe way by using Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, why take chances with strong drugs? A bottle will last several months and ail can use it. It is pleasant to the taste, gentle in aclidn, and free from narcotics. Elderly people find it ideaJL All drug stores have the generous bottles, or write Fyrup Pepsin, Dept. BB, Monticcllo. Illinois, for free trial |
