| Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAII Sally Sez Copyright Harold Tltua VII— Continued — -1- 2smiled at Dawn and then at Ben and for the life of him Elliott could of think nothing adequate to say for an Instant When he did apeak he said levelly: "In a lady's house the only thing to do Is to reply In kind Isn't that Ile truer By HAROLD sively The man finished cairn and assured In hla dictatorship and from his manner he might have been Issuing an order to a subordinate which had to do with a commonplace detail of his business affairs But after he had stopped the woman leaned just a bit further forward "It's a rotten deal!” she said In a manner “Why she’s quick nervous and the boy he's only a girl Brandon aa clean aa a hound’s tooth It's TITUS was lllftte‘leary 'of letting him Into the office and bad him In the mill a couple of days but gee you cun't let a man who's certulnly a high grade office liarul do work like that "1 brought him In and told him needed a bookkeeper but had Just had one exierlence with a man that made I had me a tittle Jumpy a boy out there who was a little light fingered He didn't get away with luck- The other bowed slightly but his anything did not meet Elliott's !" “But told Martin — John Martin bis Tm glad you are so generous” he Brandon shrugged and looked away name Is — that I was going to Dut him said and probably only Hen caught the "I don't core to be mixed up In this" on the hooks If he’d take the Job with In the tone “Am I too late mockery she went on ‘i don't fancy playing the understanding that I was going to for tea Dawn?” snsxct him of a lot of things for a any such game" Aunt Em standing In the doorway Defiance was there and It struck the long time lie gave me one of the funwatched this with grimly set lips Ills dark eyes swung niest looks I’ve ever seen and said he Dawn replied that Brandon Was only man’s temper Just In time and Ben picking up his bnck to focus on her face and about wasn't afraid to he suspected his lips was the beginning of a mali“So there he Is We're In the new cap and coat prepared to go olfice now He and each have s little “Ton were talking of dances” he cious smile “You refuse?” said to Dawn “There's one cn the I "If do what?” cards for Saturday night I’m told He leaned quickly against the desk Would you mind going with a mere edge employee?" “One word to the Immigration peoIler face lighted "Mind! I'd lore Do It!" she said and the honest enthual ple and yon go hack to Cannda the Canayou think they forget asm In her voice caused Nicholas Brandians?” don to look at her sharply Lydia blinked rapidly and" hit her Mr “Saturday night then lips Brandon” — with that challenging “You wouldn’t turn me up I" she said mile lie turned to the woman In the I guess I’ll have sharply doorway Brandon leaned back laughing comto call yon Aunt Em That's the only name I know you by I” fortably “Wouldn’t thouh! Wouldn’t I? If Aa Ben passed out beneath the hemlocks Try It my friend and you refuse and turned Into the street manner amazed at Brandon’s he then try Canada’s memory You’ve been safe from their law for three years brushed against man who he thought In twelve hours could and would toss afterwards must have been standing there In the twilight be could not be you to them and have the satisfaction certain but he believed that he had of s duty done” For a moment never seen that heavily bearded face they sat In silence before ne looked over his shoulder Then Lydia spoke with a bitter shake later to see the man who had started of her head "I know when I’m licked" she said on In the opposite direction return and crisply “It’s rotten a fonl blow pasa slowly teforq Dawn McManus but 4’ll have to go through with It It home again seems!” She rose and her breath was somewhat quick CHAPTER VIII “But some day Nick Brandon you’ll "I Should Think You’d Bs Ashamed slip For years as I get It you’ve had Nicholas Brandon was a mnn of of Yourself I” Reothers carry your dirt for you lie was rich he was powerful member the time will come when this ha had achieved much of what he held room Just big enough for s bed and feel so sure about will crumpower you to be desirable like him lot” ble The time will come when you’ll The dance ended and they walked But hla experience had been empty have no one to turn to no one to toward vacant chairs and were so ocof things that most men crave above Into fighting your flghta for threaten one another that they did all else Ue bad not seen Dawn Mcwith wonder what’ll you do cupied you not Dotlce the hush that had fallen Manus In three years uutll she came then?" nor the woman who hack to Tlncup that November lie "That" he said easily "Is distinctly over the place had entered until she had crossed the had known her always lie bad my own affair” floor and stopped before them watched her grow from Infant to child livfrom child to a wistful shy girl Lydia stood peering through the CHAPTER IX ranks of onlookers that clustered about ing under the cloud of her father's but the transithe doorway until the floor was cleared tragic disappearance It was Saturday night and Tlncup Then tion from girlhood to womanhood bad with a short lmeratlve word was dancing In the Odd Fellows ball she shouldered been made during her longest absence her way through and piano made Into the room from the town that had been her only a violin a cornet and music for the scores who bad paid home And ao when he saw her after She stopped Just within the threshtheir fee and danced In the glaring her arrival Instead of the young girl old and shook the light snow from her barren room And among them a cynotoward whom he had ha remembered fur coat and that gesture was enough sure for all eyes went Ben Elliott and to cause words to die In the throats always been gentle and kind while he Dawo McManus be enof those who saw Lydia here Lydia sought to pilfer her heritage It waa the first time many of the a lovely compelling young countered from Invading this place woman She charmed him stirred In townspeople had had a real good look where decent people where good men and now at Dawn sinca her return It was Ben and women and little children were hla heart long neglected Elliott’s Initial encounter with a social assembled twisted and distorted wants which function In Tlncup It was their first The woman did not hesitate Head given liberty In his youth might have Curibeen fine and open and clean He appearance In public together she crossed the floor up Intently wanted Dawn McManus aa he never osity prompted much of the neck cranstraight toward Ben Elliott who eyes Dawn the daughter of fast on ing because had wanted anything before Dawn to miss no change in always bad been a her mobile face still talked with aniDenny McManus of thnt Slowly a clear understanding conspicuous figure but now her lovelito bla conmation unaware of the hush about desire struggled through ness was heightened by a flush and them In the beginning It was sciousness both men and women forgot that she He did not stop talking until the disturbing only an unidentified urge was known chiefly as the daughter of woman's shadow fell upon him Then but when the realization finally took he looked up saw her and rose and a murderer shape be proceeded deliberately dressed a in Ben standiUe a woman because rose decently was toward the formulation fitting methodically suit Instead of the woods ng there evidently waiting to speak to of a plan aa waa hla way In attaining business clothing in which they had always seen him He did not know her had never any goal him looked even more youthful than seen her before He had no time to Be saw Dawn frequently dropping In usual He would have observe and Judge to visit briefly In passing taking her In The two were apparently haring the risen anyhow because he was naturallhla cutter on a drive to a camp once time of their lives Ben talked How y courteous to women He did more casually asking her to do this or that He talked of this that the than rise lie even bowed Just a trifle with hint But he could not Interest he talked other thing constantly He felt he must when he saw that her eyes were so her despite his persistent efforts and He did not notice that now another element was Injected Into talk and keep talking of Impersonal fast on him matters or be would find himself blurtthat one hand lifted Dawn started the situation When he encountered ear quickly to her cheek ing words of love Into Dawn's In friendly Ben rSlllott that afternoon there In a public dance ball He felt voice sounded Lydia's with Dawn It required all conversation sharp and he of unless that trivial bard and rasping In the silence kept talking to retain a show hla resourcefulness things be would find himself shouting: "I should think you'd be ashamed of he seethed of Inwardly "You are the most lovely thing that yourself I” she said with a hatred which now had the eleever breathed and ! love you love you Ben had started to smile but this ment of Jealousy for an embittering love you!” changed to a frown of perplexity alloy He hated Ben Elliott with all his ma'am?” he asked "Why So he seized upon every subject that “Ashamed aoul and mingled with hla passion for came Into his head eagerly almost des-" Dawn McManus waa a species of bate There’s that poor "Yes ashamed aa welL He hated her for her cleanliperately Now be was telling her of the new girl In my house sick and crying for for her power ness for her sweetness to attract young men to her bookkeeper be had hired the day bedays! You brought her here didn't fore A double motive Impelled him thereyou? You're the one who got her to In a way Seem a to come to Tlncup And now whea she "Queer fellow after to plot and scheme and strive be capable of a much better job than needs you you won’t come near herl" to possess the Boot Owl Without that Ben looked at Dawn who waa shrinktimber and the tidy fortune It might keeping books for the Hoot Owl I’ve Dawn would be guessed at booze disastrous family exsome day represent ing back In her chair at other people whose faces reflected Incredulity or without resources And a girl without perience and any number of things him seems fit none At vicarious to believed would be but first I be property guilt or fright easy prey But complications rose to stir hla SYNOPSIS And ao this night— Ire and chagrin It waa very late— he sat In his office Ben Elliott — from “Tooder"— arrives st the lumbering town of Tlncup with with Lydia on the other side of hla man whom he hai befriended old tick Don He defeats Bull Duval Stuart very desk conteat Nicholas Brandon “kina of the river" and town bully In a Just that She needed no tbe town'a leading cltlien resents Lydia Stuart's preeencs trying to fores him to leave town and Elliott resenting the act knocks him down Elliott Is arrested and other name for Identification In Tlncu'p The Judge hires him to run the one lumBnds a friend In Judge Able Armltagewho with her occupied The women ber camp the Hoot Owl that Brandon has not been able to grab This belongs that abort and blesk and Isolated row to Dawn McManus whoss father has disappeared with e murder charge hangof houses across the tracks— Section ing over bis head Brandon sends Duval to beat up Ben and Ben worsts him In a list fight and throws him out of camp Dob 8tuartdts leaving a letter for It waa called by the Elliott “to be need when the going becomes too tough" Ben refuses to open the town — needed none but a given name letter believing he can win the fight by his own efforts Firs breaks out Id the He had summoned her and aha had mill Ben leading the victorious fight against the flames discovers the fire was Elliott gets an otter of spot cash for logs that will prostarted with gasoline come according to Instructions furtivevide money to tide him over But a definite time limit le set Ben meets Dawn ly and alone long after the rest of McManus end discovers she le not a child aa bs had supposed but a beautiful the town slept young woman Tbe railroad bridge over which tbe Hoot Owl lumber must pasa Is blown and at onoe to meet the time limit Imposed la tha contract up By She sat a bit tight lipped her Ben bolide a new bridge overnight end himself drlvee the superhuman effort eyes on Brandbn’s face and listrain ever the rickety etraetar to Tlncup making tho delivery with oaly a few tened to him talk crisply and Inci — mlnatee te spare eyes I WNU Stnrlce "Ma’am That Is I don’t understand you" he stammered Ills eyes were taking her In now from her costly fur coat to the emerald earrings and the hardness of her and as In a daze he classified eyes her nlchs put her In the shameful A great Rush of bewhich was hers wilderment swept Into hla face “Don’t understand I" Lydia laughed harshly "I’ll say you understand! Maybe you think you can abuse a girl like that and get away with It In this town but not while she’s In my house you can’t !” A wave of humiliation overwhelmed Ben What could a mnn do In a situation like this? Whit could he say? He was fouled outmatched Nothing In his experience stood him In stead to meet such an emergency as this one “Why Why this Is fen outrage” he began But his fighting wenkly him steadied spirit surged upward "I’ve never seen yon In my life! I don’t even know what you’re talking This Is either a mistake or — ” about "Mistake!” the woman cried shrilly “Don’t try to get away with that! I It does surprise you to have suppose me find you here But you’ve kept out of sight dodged me and —" “Stop !” he thundered “Stop It I say !" For an Instant his conviction checked her Movement was going on about them people shifting to see and hear better one man mounting a chair The crowd by the doorway had turned back to him after watching Dawn McManus scurry down the stairs But Elliott was unaware of all this no stopping "There’s me now Elliott! I’ve come to show you up — " "You’ve come to make trouble on a foundation of lies!” he said and closer to her stepped His face waa drawn and pale now Jaws set and his eyes flared dangerously “This Is some outrageous plot" he said evenly and so low that only those nearest him could hear “This Is done deliberately to give me a black eye before these people here You’re a party to a filthy scheme whoever you are I" Fine words! "Fine words Elliott But this girl’s tears and misery are on your head and If you won’t help her She goes back where she came I will from tomorrow I” With that she turned and almost proud In her hearing crossed the floor Ben watched her go until she had disappeared down the stairway Then he faced about wondering what he conld say to Dawn McManus but she was not there Ills face went blank In amazement bewilderment “She ducked out" a man whispered and the sound carried the through room Fled because Gone she believed Uls heart went cold but this woman? he gathered himself and stalked out of the hall Brandon alone In his office drank from s whisky bottle Then deeply on s telegraph an Onpad scrawled tario address The message itself consisted of but two words: "Send Red" TO BB CONTINUED Finds “Fascination” by Snakes Is Another Myth remarkable Is the current Especially belief that snakes have the power to "fascinate” or exert hypnotic Influence over their victims It Is possible that Inabsence of eyelids and consequent ability to close the eyes may be partly for this fetish the crearesponsible ture’s sinuous movements and habit of the ground with Its forked probing tongue may perhaps further encourage the common superstition That the snake has from early times exerted a very powerful psychological Influence over the Imaginative mind of man there can be no doubt whatever One has but to recall the grotesque story of the hoop snake or the American Indian's belief that the rattlesnake adds a joint to Its rattle every time It takes a human life The actual “fascinating” power of the snake over Intended victims has been disproved by many carefully conducted experimenta Many yeara ago when It waa customary to feed the zoo’s snakes In public on living rats mice etc It waa usual to see such mall animals contentedly feeding or themselves within a few cleaning Inches of the reptiles says E (1 In the London Observer Invented Original Telegraph Samuel Morse (be American who Invented the original telegraph apparatus obtained a patent In France but this was afterwards appropriated government by the French without to the lnvenror Eventucompensation to America and the ally he returned first telegram was transmitted from to Washington Baltimore In 1844 The original Morse apparatus recorded the dots and dashes on a moving tape but when It was discovered that messages conld be read by sound alone the tape and a speeding was abolished up of transmission and reception was efEven sn experienced fected Morsa operator could only deal with 0 t St as hou telegrams BEVERLY HILLS— Well all I know la Just what I read In the papers or waa what I see here and there Aa telling you last week went over one night to one of our Beverley Hills school houses to hear Amelia tell of her exploits but she didIt that ent m&ke way she just talked so pleasantly about everything and told more splendid jokes and about herself bad who all she travels her for In fieen taken If there was a plane suffered a force landing on your farm and you saw a woman get out of It you would naturally think It was Mrs Roosevelt (By the way these last were not Amelias jokes they are mine You can pretty near tell that) Mr Llndbergs mother she waa very modest She dident say she had been taken for the Col but we all know she hns Where she bhines In her talks are after her regular routine is over She asks anyone to ask questions and do you know where the Intelligent questions come from? They are from the young kids in the audieme "How many revolutions per minute do you generally fly your plane on the hazardous trips?" "Wjll these landing islands they the ocean be practical?" “Do talk of you fly by a radio beam or by tuning in on some radio station and use it as your In guide?” Grown people’s questions comparison to those by older people “Do you think women's place Is In the air?" “Does your husband mind you would you do If you flying?" "What come down?’’ “I went up one time and have done?” got sick What should Amelia said “What asked one woman did you do? Thata xvhat you should have done " Wiley Tost just about king of em all cant break records getting to New York In a plane no matter If he takes It up so high that he coasts In Equipment and engines change too fast That Winnie May should be right In Museum along with that Washington all the other historic planes Its already done more than any plane In the World Twice It has broken records clear around the world broken altitude records He has thrown oil his wheels and has forced landings on hla “Belly" And she never breaks a thing Six years thats the greatest advertisement for aeroplane safety the world has ever seen So when Wiley gets ready to put the Winnie May into the Smithsonian we all want to give him a hand Its his own plane you know Thats all he got out of two hazardous trips around the world was that old ship Lord last Summer when the family and were days and days and days by train crossing Siberia we would come to towns with great long names and they would remind us of places where we remembered Wiley landed at on his crossing of Russia All alone couldent speak a word of Russian land at a field and he couldent tell em a thing In the world What ever he wanted done In tbe way of some minor work on his ship he couldent tell em He would have to do it when he hadent been asleep for a couple of days One place he wanted a drink of water Said he never waa as thirsty In his life but they couldent understand and from his motions and actions they thought he wanted liquor or vodka Well they had the welfare of his trip at heart and wanted to do all they could (And be to him on rays they were wonderful both trips arross there They are great aviation enthusiasts the Russians) So he was sleeping out In a shed at the hangar and they left a soldier on guard to watch him and wake him for an early start Well he was dying for a drink and he kept making signs and the soldier kept saying and motioning “No No!” He was trying to tell him that liquor would not be good for him Finally the soldier seemed to get so mad that ha left and It must have been miles to town but finally he come back with two quart bottles Well vodka looks like water and Wiley grabbed one and started In on It NatIt urally thinking was water and ft was vodka (the soldier had poor said to perhaps himself well If you are going to holler for it all night I will to It give you) Wiley got np warmed his plane up (be dident have to take It out of any hangar as the planes all stand out over there Thousands of em In a field winter and summer with nothing but a canvas sheet over the engine) and he took off and flew 1800 miles on to another place just to get a drink I icll you I think the W C T D or some good temperance society ought to take that true story and make something out of it Left two bottles of vodka and flew 1800 miles for a drink of water and the Russian got sore naturally after walk-xall that distance to get em for him KJJ ItcA'nfil Sydutttt a A riit man und dreat nW like look THIS WEEK’S PRIZE STORY Graduation time ie at hand again an 4 of oar Jntermountain for many yotm Hewerer school daye are over people none of up ever cease acquiring knowledge and ona of the tnitha we all should leaim ie that in baying Intermountsin product we help ovreelves ear neighbor and ear community NAN HITT SAMPLE DRESSES SALESMEN’S ON NOW Idaho Falla Twin SALE BARGAINS REAL UTAH WOOLEN MILLS Richard if Stmt £ At 400 Utah Oil Refining Service Haeet Stations in Utah and Idaho el repairing at prices raaeaaabla Wateh tkat arc ( THE TIME SHOP Finest Equipped Watch Shop In Utah ? 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