Show THE GARLAND your hair np around your head when you hung— there I'm a had lot Mias Savarln and not fit to speak to you of took at you but no matter what am I've got to tell you this — that there’s enough white man In me to make me Uve In bell because of what I did— or tried to do— to you I'm on Not asking your my knees to you forgiveness — that couldn't be — but Just down In the dirt and wanting you to know 1L That’s all Thanks for listening" Ha took oft his hat aDd turned sharply on bis heel and as Sonya threw In the clutch and roared away she was conscious of tha two dark strangers and Parks in the shadow of the doorway them Intently watching both Coprrlcht So He was In hell was he? In the Doabltda Co Ida dirt was he? Well that was where WNU Swnrlco bs deserved to be rotter that he was A tall man Lean and built with Narrow hipped grace broad SYNOPSIS shouldered straight In the back He wore a blue flannel shirt with pearl Iwklnf death by throwing hsrsslf from tk summit of Lon Hiii to buttons and a dark hat and there oaoapo dishonor at tho hands of a wers belled apurs on bis stitched drsakon dosporado Sonya Savarln alboots Cowboy stuff yet sbe did not lows hsrsolf to bs rescued by her sudknow of any cattle ranch In this wlda denly sobered and repentant attacker Tbs clrl Is a sheep country wbert bs might work physician to tho Navajo Indians living on an Whers did he come from? Whst Arlsooa sheep ranch with her brother was bs doing In this part of the counSerga his wife Lila and their small daughter Baba for a year she has try? Why had bs corns round tha bees engaged to Rodney Blaks wealthy curve of Two Fingers’ bogan that day New Torkor but her heart Is with the —on foot? She'd ask Two Fingers friendless and she evades Navajo about that matter wedding Sonya pulls Little Moon wife Yes of Two Fingers a Navajo through the she would do so She had a oriels of an Illness Two fingers Is certain right to know who this man deeply grateful Blake returns to New was and what bs did In this land York declaring he will give Sonya sis he since but been more months had all ber death and then demand she 'Well" said Serge at supper keep her promise to marry him “It seems lonely without Rod Good old scout a lucky girl Sonya" You're CHAPTER III “Am I?" aald Sonya “Sometimes I wonder" A Man Loaves and Another 8peaka What? About Rod Blake? No Tb little town close on the border finer man Id this world! lie's still of the Reservation waa typical of all young and one of the best lawyers In desert towns lonely and bleak and New York rich partly by his own washed continually with wind and efforts partly by family Inheritance sand It held a store or two a blackof good blood and Impeccable princismith shop a tiny station on the railples Tm surprised at you" road line and the customary "Yea tanks Well maybe" said the glrL of water Lila looked at her across the table Sonya parked the car In front of the general store and taking for a long moment with a strange exher handbag from the seat beside her pression In ber eyes but said nothing climbed put and entered The store boasted two clerks besides the owner This owner was a bland fat man by the name of Parks a man whom Sonya disliked Instinctively blit who never allowed anyone except himself to wait on her lie came forward now the creases of his heavy face set deep with smiles "Why Miss Savarln I" he said unctuously "what can we do for you? Like some nice fresh fruit? Got In some right good oranges an grapefruit this Flame of the Border By VINGIE E ROE Dri 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 porch outside Three men were 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 eyes and narrow Ups In appearance the worst of the Border types which Sonya knew and she prided herself she bad seen them all In this man's country Bad bombres she told herself after that first swift glance fit companions to that drunken Ubertlne who had dragged her from her horse on the top of Lone Mesa At that memory her face butned with hot anger and she set her lovely mouth Into a stern line shook her shoulders exactly as If she flung off some actual repellent touch She strode forward head up eyes straight and had to pass within five feet of the three men who had entered As she did so she was conscious of the on her eyes under the tilted face It was as If a strong magnetic current pulled at her In passing as If some Inarticulate power focussed all Its strength upon her that she might look aside So strong and compelling was this that to save her life she could not help the flicker of her eyelids the almost unbearable desire to turn and look But she did not turn Angry to her boot heels both with ber outraged memory and with herself she walked to the door and out So stirred was she within herself that she sat slumped In ber seat ber bands thrust to her sweater pockets and did not turn even when she heard Parks or who she thought was Parks come out across the porch with her box of supplies "Put them In back" she said nod"and thanks" ding over her shoulder As she reached for the gearshift she stopped In the act arrested by a voice that was not Parks’ "Mias Savsrln" It said "can I speak to you a minute?" Sonya straightened up and looked at the owner of the voice Straight In the eyes she looked him her mouth shut hard again And at that straight look she saw again the wild blue eyes under the level bronze brows that had stared down In her race as she hung to the dead root of the plnon stump on the windswept face of Lone Mesa But they were vastly changed The black pupils that hud spread so wildly over the blue of the Iris that day were normal now the expression anxious "Well?" she said thinly “Why snould you talk to me?" "Why — why Just because It teems I want to — to tell you— to a must ssk you If — Can yon believe me when f tell you that I've never had a peace since that day oo the I’ve Deter forgotten your face Mesa? your bands —or the wind blowing TIMES GARLAND UTAH heavens!" said Sonya You’re right “My heavens! Two Fingers No see so goed horse ever And this Is not the one — " She bad almost said “be rode on ' Lone Mesa" but checked herself "Well" she said Instead “I must get You take going Long ride home I’ll coma good care of Little Moon Two Fine Grandmothers back In three days" Biting the Third Rail So sbe Jogged away down Cbee wash Wedell a Good Flyer her bat down over ber eyes smiling a little Just In the Joy of living and the Fighting Language President Roosevelt's mother had beauty of the desert There was no one sick about now tea with Queen Mary at Buckingham that Lntle Moon was getting well and palace served In the queen's private she would do some of the things she apartments that few American women had wanted to do for heraelf for a have aeen Nobody knows what was said by the two most estimable grandlong time For one ahe would go over mothers and spend a couple of days with her told Queen No doubt Mrs Roosevelt friend Myra Little on the Black Sheep ranch She hadn't seen her for three Mary a great deal about “the most sob In the world" Franklin wonderful months and she was very fond of her have Roosevelt Mrs Delano might Lila agreed heartily with Sonya’s aald truly to the wife of the British plan to visit Myra Little and two days later the girl departed on Darkness king and emperor “My son has more She started early to avoid as mucb power end uses more power than of the day's heat as possible and made any ruler ou earth not excepting your fine husband King George" the long bard ride in good time trotting Into Myra'a door yard Just aa ahe branch of On the Far Rockaway was putting dinner on the table the LoDg Island railroad passengers a tall gaunt woman desert Myra bitten of face and form but dawo fair saw a small dog touch the highly rail" “third and rise yelping Inside ber soul waa at her atlrrup becharged Into' the air Indignant the dog fore ahe could dismount ruahed back at the rail biting 1L "My soul silver sbe cried catching A third time the dog More yelping the girl's hand "now Just Isn’t this a returned to the attack Even a third Ah Sonya how glad I am to treat shock did not kill and he went elsesee you I" where She put her arm around the girl's As the small dog treated the third waist and the two women entered the rail so “civilized” nations treat the wide low ranch house where the savory smell of baked mutton and potatoes highly charged war danger But unscented the warm air fortunately they don’t know enough to stay away after three tries Half Sonya smiled around at the cool the nations In Europe and some In so plain ao comfortable deep room Asia may be back bltlpg that same where this courageous and Intrepid old third war rail In a short time Myra lived ber bard working Ufu laid her saddlebags on the couch ran her comb through her abort hair and was The death ef James Wedell s flyer She went out through the big who held the world's record for flying ready room and washed at the bench on the means s serious loss to this country back porch drying on the clean roller When only a boy Wedell bought an towel Myra was hastily hanging np old plane sold as Junk The meal steaming on the table waa repaired It flew to army headquarters plain but good: hot bread the mutseeking a chance to fight and fly In ton and potatoes onions sliced In vineFrance Told "You can’t possibly fly because you have only one eye" he gar and a can of fruit opened in her honor There were Indians here a replied “Why can’t I? How do you woman with a shy child of four a suppose I got here?" lie waa an airplane designer of real These ate girl two men at a long table on the pleasant porch genlns a skillful builder as well as one of the greatest pilots in the world while the two white women sat at Ills land plane record was 300 miles Myra's own small table In one end of an hour and when be died he waa the living room Myra owned and ran the Black Sheep ranch working on a machine with which he “Oh Sonya" said Myra happily "I hoped to win the race next October Just can't tell you bow good It la to see you I It's been a long time since Moscow newspapers accuse Japan of we bad a talk an’ I'm just goln' to lay off the whole afternoon for the matarousing hatred against Russia menter Come on Sonya let's go an’ rest" film called “The tioning an Supreme Will" displayed In Japanese Sonya followed her Into the darktheaters The picture shows Russian ened room beyond which served as the best room of the house On Its walla airplanes attacking Tokyo and menwere nstonlshlng tion the fact that 100000 Japanese paintings of the deswar ert land In oils: rich true glowing killed In the “have not been sufficiently avenged" canvases that would have drawn their The Important Russian newspaper crowds In any gallery of the world These were Myra Little’s romance her Pravda says: “Japanese Imperialism does not hesitate to use dirty satisfying draught of beauty her outmethods to slander the Soviet Union" let for that Inner Oneness which found so little chance In the stark service of That la fighting language the sheep In New York a chauffeur asked Always they atruck Sonya anew with his boss to find a Job for the chauftheir austere magnitude and always as now ahe stood before them marvelfeur’s brother A Job was found at $23 a week driving a truck The Jobing less' brother said Indignantly: "It’a a shame Myra" she said now “What Drive a truck for $23 a bead “that these pictures her shaking "No Can Hs Said "Come Say" week when I can get $15 a week from can’t be hung In New' York Maybe Hare for Other Horse" the government for doing nothing? some day when I’m there I’ll see about No thank you" Later as the two women washed tbs the matter" dishes and set the house to rights for That can last a long time If the “You goln’ there Sonya? Takln’ a the night she look at her again Is willing to print the government trip?" asked Myra quickly It may last not quite so long "Sonya darling" she said calmly “No" said Sonya “and yea No trip money “Rod Blake la not the man several years If the government but I don't Going to stay I guess" believe you love Rod honestly deep continues Its present asinine course “What?" down as a woman should love the of Inflating with bonds doubling Its The word came quick and sharp mao she marries debt by payment of Interest haven't nodded Sonya moved uneasily thought so for a long time for nearly all of “I think so" she said turning to look this last visit of his" If nudist foolishness last long at Myra gravely “When a woman la A flame of loyalty flared up In engaged to marry a man she goes enough and foolish nudists have money Mr Maurice Allard who haa Sonya where he lives doesn't ahe?" enough "Riffle P she said hotly himself president of the “Na” made — “Of course I know didn't “Why I lovt him ture’s Recreative association” Intends the old dear Go on put "No It Isn't public property but 1 Babs to bed and don't worry that yelto take a hundred and sixty nudists to am Blake an old college Rodney low bead of yours By this time next lovely Yanna Vanna Island In the South friend of Serge'S Fine man" seas It will cost each nudist $1000 to year I’ll be Mrs Rodney Blake riding Myra stood Blleut searching Sonya's around New York In a limousine— and face with her clear gray eyes go there and for the sake of peace you'll be darned lonesome out here they must all be married and take “Why Sonya" she said presently without me" their wives “how will we all ever do without you? “And how I" said Lila Inelegantly Ad yet that's only selfishness It will Being married and taking their wives “1 don’t want to think but fervently be fine for you You’ve lived so fast along under nudist conditions may not about It" mean absolute peace That remains to and deeply Id this desert that lt’l only "Then don't There's a long time be seen right you go back where you belong and a lot of things between" get the rest an' life that's cornin' to How At a recent sale of old coins Somelong and how many measured you You deserve It" by herself tbelr Importance Sonya But oow let’s sit body paid $100 for a “brass dollar" of "Well — maybe could not foresee the time of Franklin that dollar havdown and visit We haven’t bad a The next day shs rode over to Cbea t for mouths and months" real ing stamped on It tho words “Mind wash again and found Little Moon so Sonya heard that the Brights still your business” much better that shs was sitting up If that dollar could make this counfarther over east had a pair of twins Also she found one of her enemies notorious Borand that Sam Savtna try take that advice It would be cheap This was Yellow Buck a medicine at $100000000 Falling to mind our der thief had been found Just across man who regarded her service to his has cost tho United States business the Rio Grande crucified a grtm Mexpeople sa a direct Inroad on his terriand will cost ican warning to his kind many tens of billions She tory and hated her accordingly more In the future Also that the Servant of the Lord was trying to replace bis sings and was coming In to the Black Sheep with the medicine in her In China big country with the bigthat very night on one of hla constant She was all bad saddlebags gest population things are done In a Journeys The two bits of news seemed "Two Fingers" said Sonya when shs In Fukien nine province big way to suggest each other the crucifixion was ready to leave that day "who was old man who young Chinese girls from thirteen to and the gentle the man who came bars on foot the day desert country year In yekr nineteen all suffering from unrequited the rode my man cams after me? Tall man out In the effort to save souls Sonya love tied themselves together Jumped with eun hair sky eyesP Into the river all were drowned had seen him a time or two before Two Fingers shook hts head customs some Under old Chinese In her turn she told Myra of the "No can say" he said “Come her of the nine might have been thrown r of Little Moon of Mr sickness for other horse Uls horse go bad Into the river as babies as “surplus the children be had gathered and I lame give him horse go get bis In from Blue Sand wash and finally girls" next day In corral now Good horse of the man of Lone Mesa and what No see so good horse Come ever Catholics In Germany resent the govhad happened that day oo the windsee" ernment's pretensions to rule In church top of the tableland swept Sonya swung up on Darkness and as well ts outside “My heavens I" said Myra breath followed him around the hogan and up Hitler I called by GerChancellor visioned she the girl banglessly as little rise to where several brush mans their Fuehrer ("leader") on the face of the precipice “why corrals stood among some ing Nicholas Dares addressing did you take that Jump?" Bishop tow There Id one of them trees r 75000 German Catholics at an Sonya flushed stood such a horse as she had not seen meeting tells them that Christ Is their "Why? Do you think Pd care to live ever either Taller than Darkness — after being the plaything of a that they should be led only Fuehrer who was a One specimen of native after drunken renegade? I?” only by him not listen to “the falteranimat which the Indians called AmerTO Bl CONTI NUWD ing words of tinman beings" The ican horse bright as new gold and papal nuncio participated In the cer f Silesia of lta color though paler this horse Fall monies was built with a grace and beauty that The Germans took Silesia from Poc King re tare Byndtoet la WNU Ssrvtc transcended description land over 600 years ago- "My Science Has Made This" “Age of Super Miracles” BRISBANE THIS WEEK When the first steam engine peclally are so accustomed to the dragged a single car along a track at magic of the century that they take four or fire miles an hour and the It for granted One must be at the Clermont chugged her labored way post of existence to yeallze up the Hudson and the first tele- to the full what Is occurring on the graph tediously ticked out the mes- earth one must be able to remember “What hath God wrought 1" tallow candles horse cars gasoline sage men and women sensitive to these and the old said: “We live In an talking machines to appreciate to the developments age of miracles" And the phrase full the wonder of the present era been has repeated until It has lost Perhaps It la not too much to say mucb of Us original meaning has be that fortune has been particularly come a mere bromide of converse kind to those who have been privtlon ileged to see the age of miracles reA new denomination appears to be placed by the age of needed For example a man files That Is the greatest story in the hisfrom California to New York In leas tory of the race — the progress of the than twelve hours— as little as a dos past five decades the grandest en years ago such a feat could have In human experience — Exbeen Imagined only by a professional change novelist or a professional lunatic no one seriously believed that any such thing could be done And even more Incredible was the notion that residents of opposite ends of the earth might talk with each KEEP COOL other Yet recently Dr Anton Lang SAVE TIME Jr Georgetown university exchanged SAVE WORK greetings with his family at Oberam SAYE MONEY while an undetermergau Germany ‘ with tha mined million "listened In" Also by a marvelous technique of a thousand movie thereproduction aters Just now are showing In colors 'THIS Coleman Iron will 1 mv as rich as life itself a pageant of the you mor time and work than a 00 wnahtng machine! It will mv your Court of St James In 1815 — the atrencth help you do better ironing lea at and eatiet coat quicker screen blossoms Into glory beyond no heating Ionian IJghtlntf the dreams of any genius of the Tha with matches or torch no waiting double pointed ban trona what would Benvenuto Cellini past Large glam garments with fewer strokes or Richard Wagner have said of such aooth base slides easier Ironing time la Heats reduced itself It um a medium of enfranchised art I Economical too coats only anywhere Scientists meanwhile climb the an hour to operate See your hard ware or houac furnishing dealer If local stratosphere and plumb the deepest dealer doesn't handle write us depths of the restless sea look out LAMP AND STOVE CO THE COLEMAN Kim j Cbirajro Ui Dipt WUdoo Into the boundless heavens and Philadelphia Paj Lai Angelm CeUr 4loa Toronto Ontario Canada watch storms passing over planets of which the ancients never guessed dig Into mountains and drag from hiding elements which their lmmedl could not foretell ate predecessors snatch from the grasp of death victims of accidents and ailments which once were accepted as Immutable of an unkind whims Providence Each hour that runs its course provides news of unexampled victory over circumstance And so It happens that a “My little girl's face was so Inof mass reaction Is achieved flamed that her eyes were swollen — a psychological lalssez falre on the almost shut The trouble waa diagpart of the public Young folk es- - nosed as psoriasis She scratched night and day and was not able to obtain rest The scratching aggravated the trouble and each finger tip was red and swollen with Infection She became so emaciated that she was very pathetic looking BUGGY “After three months’ suffering I recalled the Cuticura treatment used by my mother I bought a cake of Many of our land transportation Cuticura and a box of Cuticura methods are of European origin but Ointment Soap and used them according the old family buggy Is distinctly to directions The first treatment American No one knows Just who brought relief and she is now did build the first one according to healed” (Signed) Mrs Marie I JohnCarl W Mltman of the Smithsonian son 4720 Ames Ave Omaha Neb Institution who spent a lot of time March 14 1934 Ointment 25c and 50c Soap 25c looking the matter up but it was Talcum 25c Sold Everywhere Ona used In this ountry first of alL Address: “Cutisample each free American roads were extremely cura Laboratories Dept It Malden bad following the Revolution (some Mass” — Adv still are) and the only conveyances were the heavy wagons drawn by horses or oxen This was a very slow method of transportation About the best way to get any place was to cut across the hills and walk Of course If you were fewest Hotel and owned a horse and saddle that was faster too Yankee Ingenuity wouldn't be even then and about 1820 some smart fellow built the first light wagon and equipped It with springs Thus we had our first Thus we had our first from which our buggy was developed Then about 1840 else somebody wanted to go still faster and built the first shay” and the gig (the same thing In a different form) with two wheels in which the sports went rattling about at a great rate of speed Of course the railroad came along about that time but you didn’t have to lay tracks for a buggy and It held Its own throughout the 200 Rooms 200 Tile Baths Nineteenth until the auto lEHSYtWRYJO IRON! colemari&lK&lron Little Girl’s Face Inflamed by Psoriasis Healed by Cuticura UNKNOWN GENIUS GAVE AMERICAN TO WORLD Salt Lake City’s HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE century finally Just about put It out of business The depression made a lot of folks get out their old buggies however so we still see a few of them around— even In the National Capi— tal Pathfinder Magazine Radio connection RATES in every room FROM $150 Jmm mppamtt Horm—n Tmkrrmmtlt ERNEST C ROSSITER Mgr THE MEWIOHJSE EKDTEIL P A Distinctive Residence An Abode renowned Mrs J H Waters President Throughout the West Salt Lake9s Most Hospitable HOTEL Invites You THE Hotel IVewIiousc V Cmwsl E SUTTON CHAUNCET Assist Can t Manager W WEST Manager |