Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10

ed. A man goes 20 bed I'm Lower Nine
burg. and awakens I'm Lower Seven.
I'm the meantime another man, i'm
Lower Ten. which berth the first man
was 10 have occupied N Pullman ar
rangements had gone straight, is muir
dercd and the man IN Lower seven
finds. as he starts 90 dress. not his own
clothes and shoes but the garments
of somebody else and the bag Of some
body else. instead Of the one contain
ing his own valuable papers.
There's your puzzle for YOU, and 10
seems AN the more battling because OF
IT'S very simplicity. The criminal must
be one OF the little group Of people.
all described. who boarded the WASH
ingtou car. Naturally, every reader he-
comes detective on his own hook
certain-sure that he has the one cor
rect solution. And Mrs. Rinehart Just
sits back with her sly and subtle
smile--and let's one think so. Her fun
will come To- see him sit up with
jerk OF surprise when she disclosos
her secret iu the last astonishing
chapter.
Trolley Folly. by Henry wallace
Phillips, author Of Red saunders. With
nine pictures in color. The Bobbs-
Merrill COMPANY Indianapolis
Imagine yourself one fine morning
waiting. as usual on your customary
corner FOR a trolley car As a rule the
car is on time. and as moment after
moment goes by without its appear
ance. YOU take out your watch and
impatiently not how late 10 is Finally.
after YOU have stood waiting twenty
minutes along So comes at an astonlsh-
ing rate of speed, and scOrnfully pass
ms YOU. dash on You turn Co gaze
after it in amazemcut. There has been
no accident on the line, you are pref
~ sure and the car ism crowded IN
deed the single glimpse which It's
speed allowed YOU showed but one or
two passengers. and they apparently ,
Judging from the expression on their
face. are as much astOnished as your
self What can 10 mean Later in the
morning YOU hear that a car bearing
the sign North Pennsylvania street
has been seen wildly dashing down
Southeastern Avenue At last YOU grasp
the idea--your trolley car has gone on
on a lark This staid. dependable pun
lio servant. running fits straight, I'M
dcviating course mp and down lhe
street. hour after hour, daN after Gay,
year after year out has failed YOU AZ
last. and the cause Pit has run away
ON "a haunt Of % own, For once IN n
life time this car. which so many
mornings has sailed-a picturesque
yellow ship with single upward obllque
rudder-swiftly toward YOU out Of the
gloom of fog or the white blizzard OF
snow just In time to land you promptly
at your office, has gone back on you.
This is Trolley Folly indeedl Gould
anything be more drolly humorous.
more audaCiOusly original than TINS
latest story Of Henry Wallace Phillips
/ The very boldness Of the idea tiCklos
the fancy and sweeps the cobwebs of
a. Ina To- a. "a
prank. such an utterly care-tree Ming.
h is an odd mad. houp-la kind OF
humor. quite the most striking and
original OF all the Phillips stories.
LOADED Dice" by Ellery Il. Clark
Illustrated by +. Graham Cootes'
The Robbs- Merrill company, Indi-
annapolis. The name Of Ellery H.
Clark 10 new on the tite-pages
OF popular fiction, but known and es-
tahfshed for more than decade IN
athletic history Not once, only but
several times. MT Clark won the title
of champion all-around athlete OF
America. This love OF outdoor sports
shows itself Economically I'm scenes OF
thrilling excitement throughout the
pages OF Loaded Dice" There is O
horse race, for instance, that makes you
| want 10 rise IN your seat and cheer
/ There is a vivid duCk-hunting episode
/ that makes the pulses leap; Mr.. Clark
/ particular penchant Is duck-hunting
There is the best fst-nght we've had
! since Rodney Stone There is a
! hammer-throwing contest full OF
] amusement, and said 20 be based on
actual experience. The first time MT
/ Clark essayed 10 throw the hammer
/ he is supposed 20 have landed just az
/ be describes his miner doing only be
| lit ON the back OF his neck, and wa
| too busy seeing stars TO want 20 hghi
! any one.
But more impressive than race Of
. contest is the theme which Mr. Clarl
| has chosen and the direct straightfor
| ward way in which he works Il out