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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH familiar to me, pondered tho general. He was one of the trustees of my estate, she replied. Pretty brave fellow, to fighfa duOl with a bandit having such a reputation as Lopez, suggested the other. I?ut he was killed, too, Liberty FRUIT LAXATIVE F0RJI CHILD California Syrup of Figs A ROMANCE OF cant OLD MEXICO harm tender stomach, liver and bowels. Every mother realizes, after giving her children California Syrup of Figs that this is their ideal laxative, because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels with- VAN LOAN NOVELIZED FROM THE PHO- out griping. When cross, irritable, feverish, or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmless fruit laxative, and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When its little system is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache- , diarrhoea, indigestion, colic remember, a good inside cleaning should always be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep California Syrup of Figs handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask at the store for a 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs, which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-up- s printed on the bottle. Adv. TOPLAY After the death of Pancho, Liberty and Pedro left the house and went to the quarters of the peons Lat the rear of the ranch, for the purpose of viewing the body of Lopez, to be sure that there was no mistake. He had been placed on a cot in one corner of the room, and, as Liberty gazed on all that was left of the bandit leader, she reviewed the pain and terror this man had subjected her to. And yet, as she stood there she could hardly suppress her admiration for his eourage and determination. Later, when the sun was well on Its way towards the western horizon, Liberty, leaving some of the peons in charge of the hacienda, came out and mounted a fresh horse which had Seen brought up by Pedro, who took his place on another beside hers, and the two started away. Arriving at the point where Rutledge had found the Major, the two crossed the border and were halted by a sentry. Liberty identified herself. Liberty, and 'Pedro rode on to the barracks, where they were received with cheers and escorted to General snow-cappe- d nervousness, caused by Incompatible food fermentation, coming up of food, sour stomach, headache, apparent palpitation of the heart, habitual constipation,. intestinal indigestion caused by a torpid liver, and a general breakdown with low spirits and depressed feeling. Greens August Flower was introduced in this and foreign countries fifty years ago with wonderful success in relieving the above complaints. Sold everywhere at 25c trial bottles or 75,c family size. Sole manufacturer, G. G. Green, Woodbury, N. J., U. S. A., Australia and Toronto, Canada'. Adv. - ak?flt. Confidence. Would you tell Bligglns anything in confidence? To a certain extent. Id be perfectly confident that anything I told him would be repeated. II, BEAUTIFY VOUn HAIR Make It Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxur-- ' lant and Remove Dandruff Real Surprise for You. Your hairbecomes light, fy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girls after a tanderine hair cleanse. Just try this moisten ' a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruif; cleanses, purifies and invig- orates the scalp, forever stopping itch-taand falling hair. But what will please you most will be after a few weeks use when you will actually see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the Bcalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it, surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowltons Danderine from any store and Just try It Adv. wavy, fluf--. . g The Idea. What is the principle of repeating rifles? 9 I suppose It is to make every shot tell on the enemy." Smarting By Comfort. CO cent ProjRtsta or mail. Writ for Free Bre Bo MUKMLB EYK KI9LEDY CO.. CHICAI g g, - . . Washington alone as - ' Finally the ttaln arrived, and when Bob saw her coming down the platform he dashed through the crowd. The next thing hq knew she was in his arms, weeping tears of real Joy. Darling! he exclaimed as his big arms tightened about her. ' Youre my girl; and believe me, youre some girl, said Bob as he held tier away from him' a moment and feasted on her beauty, which seemed more radiant than ever Just then. Excuse me for interruptin, for i knpw youve got a little business to attend to, said the Major as he came hp to them. You dear old soul, said Liberty as she threw her arms about the Major and planted a big kiss on his healthy exe- cutive. So, when the Major and Bob reached the White House they were shown into the executive office, where they found the president seated at his desk writing. Bob was not the least bit nervous, for he looked upon the man before him as one who had simply been a little more lucky than he had been. The Major was truly a remarkable figure in his blue uniform, with Its gold lace, and despite his years, he carried himself with the same assurance which had always characterized him as a distinguished But, underpersonage. neath that uniform he carrried seventeen bullet wounds, which die had received' in the service of his country. I want to commend you, Captain Lathams headquarters. Rutledge, for the excellent reports The, general was a old which have come to the war departgentleman, with true military bearing, ment of your work along tha. border, who had spent most of his years fight- said the president as he grasped the ing Mexicans and Indians in Texas and hand of the ranger. around the border. His hair and whiskThank you, replied Bob ' as he ers were as white as the smiled. pesiks of the Sierras, but his eyes conAnd you, Major Winston, contained the;, fire of youth and disclosed tinued the president. There is hardly the rugged tenderness behind them. H.e anything I can add to the praises rose as Liberty entered, and stepping which you have been receiving for so in front of a table littered with letters many years. You seem to be the, same and papers, put out his hand. old fighter. There are few who can Ive heard of you, he began as he boast a record such as yours. I knew Colonel grasped her hand. Then Bob at once related his adHorton very well. He was'one-o- f the ventures in Mexico and explained the beat fighters we ever had in these had played in important part Liberty parts. Then, as bis eyes sparkled as the efforts of the Major and himself they looked down into the two big to exterminate Lopez and his band. ones which were upturned to him, he The president listened attentively and added; But I guess youve inherited was very much Interested in the story of Liberty and the great perils she "A girl who lives near the border had risked in the hands of the Mexihas to know , something about fight--in- cans. replied Liberty I have never heard of a' girl as Now then, what can we do for brave as Miss Horton,-h- e remarked, This is you? inquired the general. will and I for ask the congress only a barracks ; there isnt much here to send an efficient force Into power Mexico to entertain with, but what we have for the purpose of rescuing her, and is at your disposal. I thought Major Winston and Cap- within the next 48 hours the men tain Rutledge were here? she replied. should vbe on their way. At that moment the presidents priYou were right, answered the genvate secretary entered the room and eral as he returned to his work. They a telegram to Major Winston, handed were here, but, they have both gone who opened it. It was Liberhastily to. Washington. Then as he studied message informing him of ..the the countenance of his visitor: the tys of death and the escape of herLopez captain left a couple of days ago. The and self Pedro. left1 s , Major yesterday. a of With the relief sigh Major then murmured Washington? Liberty Then she added ' in a read the message aloud to the presithoughtfully. tone of surprise; What could have dent and Bob, and both waxed jubilant as they congratulated each other. taken them there? This will save the government Havent the slightest Idea, replied General Latham. - Perhaps theyve much expense in addition to a great many lives, said the president. Ifc gone there to enter politics. Isnt there .some way I can reach might be well to have Miss Horton them by wire? asked Liberty, some- come to Washington in order that the government may properly reward her. what distressed and perplexed. The Major and Bob were elated at If youll just write your message, I think I can locate the Major, said the suggestion and the former imme, the general. diately wrote a message to Liberty reHe handed her a telegraph blank questing her to come to Washington and she wrote a message to the Major at once. 'While he was writing this Informing him of the death of Lopez the secretary came in with another and of the escape of herself and Pedro message which he handed to the presiacross the border. When she had fin- dent. It was from General Latham ished she handed It to the' general. I stating that Lopez had been properly think that might interest you, she identified and that Liberty and Pedro remarked. were undoubtedly entitled 'to the re. Must I read it? inquired the off- ward. Ile informed the Major and icer as he accepted It from her and Bob of its contents and then the two hesitated. passed out, . after promising that bef It will relieve your mind, she re- fore many hours had passed the girl turned smiling, and I think will affect who had endured such remarkable exyour duties somewhat. perience would stand before him. The general was somewhat puzzled Two days later a little party, conas he raised the message and read its sisting of the Major, Bob and a cou.contents. gradually ple of army aides went to the station changed from surprise to satisfaction, to meet Liberty and Pedro who had for it was the first news he had re- journeyed all the way from the borceived of the death, of Lopez. He der. The most excited one In the party dropped the message and immediately was Bob. It had been weeks since became Interested In further details he had seen Liberty and he waited Imabout the end of the bandit chief. patiently for the train which was to How did it happen? he Inquired bring her to him. Now that Manuel of Liberty. was dead, all obstacles had been reHe was shot In a duel with Pancho moved from between them, and, proLeon, she replied. viding he could muster up the required Pancho Leon? That name sounds courage, he felt certain Liberty would fine-lookin- universal the last few years; I meat Indigestion in many forms, internal When Your Eyes Need Cai Try Murine Eye Remedy Ho Just chief arranged with the -nations , s Stomach troubles seem to be almost r . Liberty, a Daughter of the U. S, A. for More Than 50 Years. ' OF THE EPISODE TWENTIETH Used Ail Over the Civilized World GIRLS! GIRLS! THY . SAME NAME, RELEASED BY THE UNIVERSAL FILM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Taken Internally. What has become of my almond cream ? Your almond cream? Yes, my complexion cream. I thought that was some fancy grub you got for the party last night, so I spread it on the sandwiches. ' SERIAL him, Too bqd. Then the general studied his papers for a moment. SudI predenly he turned towards her. sume you knew of the reward the United States government had offered for the capture of Lopez? Yes, she answered. I will have to send a squad to the hacienda in order that we may have an official corroboration of this, he continued as he handed the message to one of his aides, with instructions to see that it was sent immediately. While these scenes were being enacted near the border, Rutledge tind the Major were far from idle In Washington. Immediately upon his arrival the Major had gone to the jail, where it did not take him long to effect the release of Bob. Then they went to the hotel where both cleaned themselves up, after which they donned thqir best uniforms and started for the White House, f The Major had previously been to the war department, where, after a session with the secretary, during which he explained matters so satisfactorily that he was given back his commission, an appointment had been never ' leave Miss Horton. red cheek. r J'And heres Pedro, said Bob as he turned to the faithful old slave who was standing nearby gazing about him. For Pedro had never been north of theHorton estate before in his life, and his expression showed it too. A few moments later the party entered a taxicab and were taken to one of the big hptels on Pennsylvania avenue. As v they alighted from the cab the newsboys could be heard shouting, Extra! Extra! Bob bought one of the papers, and, as they entered the hotel he glanced at the headlines. There, in a great scare head across the entire front page of the paper was the announcement that Lopez, the bandit, had been captured by Liberty Horton. Below this was the story, which alluded to Liberty as the national heroine and stated that the president was giving a reception In her honor that night, at which time she was to be decorated. Liberty, who stood reading the. news over Bobs shoulder, was so overcome by the notoriety' that she shrank from going to the reception. But the Major and Bob finally overcame her quams and she .started for her room to prepare for the evening. When Bob came down for dinner later, in his evening clothes, Liberty was already in the parlor waiting for him. As his gaze fell on her he decided she was the most beautiful picture he had ever seen. And the Major, who was right behind, him, in full reShe was dressed galia, applauded. in a gown of light pink which enhanced her complexion- and added a charm to her gracefulness and perfect poise. He was the proudest man in the world, for she was the cynosure of all eyes as she swept through the corridors on his arm. y After dinner the party started to leave the hotel when the Major noted that Pedro was not among them. He advised Bob and Liberty to go on to the White House while he went off to look for Pedro. As the taxicab started off with Bob and Liberty, the ranger was too happy to speak, but when he did it was the most important speech he ever made In his life.' Liberty was seated beside him, her hand gently resting in his, her gaze fixed on the street with Ps myriad of lights which flitted ' ' past. Bob was thinking and thinking hard. Finally he turned to her, and, in tones almost inaudible remarked : ' Wili . - A Diamond the April birth stone. It set In gold or platinum. kinds and styles of mounfif Is be all , Rings, complete Ings, from In $25 up. der by mall. - FOUNDED ttO handsome Perfectly U 8aTetr, PARK ifiQC MAKERS OF JEWELRY MAIN STREET SALT LAKE f ptv of Long Vigil Kept by Scarlet,1 Rted Songster for Missing Mate Is Full of Pathos, v In the annals of bird lore nothing' Can be found surpassing in pathos the story' which' comes from Tarlton, o For many weeks, close to the home of the writer, early and late there could heard the loud, clear call of a bird to his mate. With his scarlet coat in strong contrast with his surroundings and his no less decided military bear', ing, he would perch on the topmost twig of a tall apple tree, and from his coign of vantage scan the little world; around him with his eagle eye, hoping to glimpse the familiar form of his lost companion His alert ear and eye Batching no sight or sound of the ab. tent loved one, he would pour out hts' toul in unavailing pleadings for her.' feturn. The little singer in his untlr--, Ing song proclaimed the fact that ha was waiting with a hopeful heart, i One morning, while In quest of tho; early worm, he chanced to light upon a! bush that stood by a window opposite the window of another house only aj few feet away, and, seeing his image) reflected so vividly and so close to him, he flew joyously at the apparition, bemate. His lieving it to be his long-loimthuslasm knew no bounds. Quickj and hard were the blows "struck with his horny beak and claws In his Imj potent wrath- until nightfull, when he lank to rest. The next morning at early dawn he renewed his clarion call, and came back to renew the bat-tie of the previous day with his de- luslve Image. This little tragedy in! the heart of the bird has been carried Dn for five months.- - His flaming coat is just as bright and his kingly bear- -, Ing none the less striking, but a great change has come over the spirit of the bird, Hq gave no sign of the bat, tie royal that has raged In his breast tor weary days and weeks, but his long has fallen into silence. Cincinnati Enquirer. be st - 1 - - A. New Definition. a The word gentleman has always been 'a difficulty, and great writers,; particularly Newman, in a famous pas-- j sage, have been at pains to define it.! Probably the higher you ascend the social scale the more seldom you hear, the word. But a new measure of gen-- j tillty came my way recently (writes aj correspondent). The landlord had sent his men to mend a gap In the fence,! and the maid, observing them through1 the kitchen window, remarked : There are two men in the garden, and you marry me, dear? thems a gentleman hes wearing Instarftly she turned her head and, ii mackintosh! A gig, according to, gazing into the eyes of the big fellow Carlyle, used to be the standard of; seated beside her, she replied: Yes, respectability a standard more diffBob. icult to attain than this new one of genWhen? he asked, wondering tillty. Manchester Guardian. whether he was dreaming or not. Now, she answered calmly as she Good Exercise. squeezed his hand. If the calves of your limbs need de. Do you mean it he exclaimed al- veloping try the following eercise most loud enough for th& chauffeur to Stand erect raised on your toes and hear. with hands clasped at the waist. Then, I have never lied to you, Bob, she smartly swing the right foot backward answered softly. and upward as if you were trying to Gee he shouted, Joyously, r kick yourself with the heel. Assume Then he called to the chauffeur to the first position again and repeat stop, and Bob Inquired where the near- with the left foot. With a little pracest minister lived, and directed him tice you will actually perform the to drive there. kicking. Alternate, bJst right, then In the meantime, the Major had left, in quickly active movements, found Pedro in his room and proceed- never, however, allowing the heel of ed with him. to ' the White House, cither foot to sink to the floor, using , where a distinguished gathering of only the toes for support. This exer-will people waited to witness the honor to else is splendid for the calves and be conferred upon Liberty." It was In generally limber up the knee joints. the east room, and' the most brilliant ' ' Free Speech. assemblage of the season was there, j An old negro woman had lived withj anxiously waiting for the honored guest, - They became impatient to see ft certain family In the South for manyj, ocLiberty, and the president inquired ol years. One day her mistress had sharply, was the Major what delaying her. Bui caslon to reprimand her quite the. Major was surprised himself t for somethings that-ha- d gone wrong.! learn that she had not arrived yet, and The negress said nothing at the time,, explained that she and Bob had left but a little later her voice could bo, for the White House before hfe did. heard In the kitchen in shrill vituperawith -Finally, as everybody was beginning tion of everything and everybody, to feel anxious, Liberty and Bob were a rattling accompaniment of pans and; announced and the people strained kettles. So loud became the clamor ana, their necks to get a glimpse of Liberty po vindictive the exclamations that as she passed down the narrow lane Mrs. C. went hurriedly down to the. in between them. There was tremendous kitchen. Why, Liza, she began, are yu; cheering as she was presented to the amazement, who on earth I aint talkin to no talking' to? president by his military aide. Then the president made a brief ad- body, the old negress replied, but mo dress, eulogizing Liberty, after which dont keer who In dls house hyars he pinned a gold medal on her breast, Harpers Magazine. and announced that the government was prepared to give a reward to LibRailway Traffle In Britain. erty Horton. But Bob interrupted him Although British railroads rank; ; fourth among the nations In regard to right there to say: Not Liberty Horton, but Mrs. Rob mileage, they carry more passengers ert Rutledge." every year than are carried In aufj other country. (THE END.) . one-o- -' i ! - I -, -- j , - |
