Connecticut western news., 1920-03-25
SYNOPSIS. Part |.

eAlved In a horse-stealing adventure Saguache. Ariz, the band separates 3gy and his partner staying in town 3Aef are awakened and told a posse ii sar pursuers. Overtaken next day. Mac knlsd by the posse and Curly made SZdye. after he has shot one and him.
 been wounded. The man shot ia sk Cullison.
 s0JAPTER II.-Cullison's friends, all asemen. determine to lynch Curly as example to cattle thieves. With the ~ ground his neck he Is saved by the the .ghtsr. RAPTER In;-His wound dressed. &Aty is sent for by Cullison. He ques- - sospy Stone. real leader of the rus eAdrau learns that soapy Stone is Gull a9 bitter enemy and exercises bale influence oyer the ex-sheriff's son
 9on goes ball for Curly.
 .RAPTER Iv.-Curly rescues Soapy enS rom bear trap into which he has 1nbled. and discovers that the outlaw ySunx Sam's rival for the hand of Lau- 1h1wer to Sam, and Flandrau and Stone seA cut for the latter's ranch.
 CHAPTER Where Curly meets his 1panions of the rustling expedition and
 beavss s1ots note s to ,Ss sam fUs he will stick by him. F1andrau sees ne move Is being planned and becomes winced 1t Is train robbery. Sam leaves ranch to go to Saguache. Curly ac- Mpanies him.
 2 CHAPTER VI. - Eavesdropping at a Nsssting place. Curly hears Stone and his s1tenant, Lute Blackwell, arrange to - 1p the train at crossing known as - Cup, and after the robbery shoot S hiz Al,. 1fane. Stone thus glutting his revenge on sx.shertf through his son's death and apy coflY of ue IS aeSHssd by baH gtone of nrated, but part with the understand that their next meeting will mean a n to the death. Curly makes a con 11Amt of Dick Maloney, cattleman. and Nlzy inform Luck Cullison of Stones plot nendnst his son.
 Part II.
 EHAPTER I.-After an all-night ses- zAD at the Roundup club in which Culli- 1n has lost heavily, there is an exchange zA~epman. Cass Fendrick. with whom sczh0son has feud.
 EHAPTER II.-Saguache is electrified - the news of the holdup of express nensengers. the bandits securing s20OOO 4szaison pays his poker debts, and shortly AtD closest friends, learn he is suspected kDf the express robbery, his hat having 4<ED found on the scene and he being missing.
 CHAPTER III.-Kate goes to Saguache eAe a consultation with Mackenzie. Alex fs Lsrck's innocence. The sheriff reveals 1Es besides the finding of Cullison's hat. n9 his payment of his debts. Cass Fen Esek had seen the robber and is almost xxtain it was Luck. Cullison is about to EEsr a homestead claim which will prac~ eRIIy put Fendrick out of business. CEfAPTER IV.-Kate's shrewdness re- rnss how Cullison had taken Fendrick's m when he left the Roundup club, and naDicion points strongly to a frameup on kndrick.s part and to his being respon- s.e for Luck's disappearance. The sher- e "Jack of Hearts" Curly finds a ci- BY store by that name and secures evil ace fhat the proprietress, Mrs Wylie BOWS what happened to Luck.
 rHfAPTER v.-In the cellar of the ci- store F'lar drau finds a cipher mes snt. Luck is held prisoner by Fendrick d Blackwell a sheep herder's cabin the mogntain$ Fendrick wants him to n relnGuishment of his homestead rnts. conditional to his release
 Two men sat in log ca0!n on oDpo- sides of cheap table. One of them immersed in a newspaper His " was relaxed. his mind apparently ease. The other watched him aevolentiy. His fingers caresSed the ] 'die of revolver that protruded m the holster at his side He would e liked nothing better than to have | Wn 1t and sent a bullet crashing the unperturbed brain of his pris- | here were reasons of policy why ! ere better to curb this fascinating | re. but sometimes the impulse to | surged up almost uncontrolabIy. | fhese occasions Luck Cullison was fly "deviling' him, the only diver
 that had been open to the ranch
 for some days past
 Om time to time as Luck read he 1 nented genially on the news.
 hckwell merely scowled. Given his
 Cullison would not be here to
 the Sentinel. But the brains of
 conspiracy had ruled otherwise
 insisted, too, upon decent treat
 With one ankle securely tied to
 of the table there was no danger
 icing the hands of the cattleman,
 s hosts saw that never for an in-
 were hands and feet at liberty to-
 E. For this man was not the one
 whom to take chances.
 ison read on: ...
 eutenant OConnor of the Ari-
 rangers left town today for a
 trip into the hills, where he ex-
 to spend a few days hunting.
 hg what, do you reckon? Or
 g who, I should say. Ever meet
 O'Connor, Blackwell? No, I
 mot. He's since your time. A
 ciack, too! Wonder if Bucky
 fter some friends of mine?"
 up," growled the other.
 you'll shut up-when Bucky
 you,' retorted Luck cheerful
 hen, with a sudden whoop:
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