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CHAPTER VI.-Continued.

Glad to see you, boy. You're in
luck that convict did not shoot you
up when he had the chance. Saguache
is sure buzzing this mo'nIng with the
way you stood up for him. That lit
jury in September"
Curly thanked him for going bail.
Luck fixed his steel-spoked eyes on
him. by what Dick tells me you've
more than squared that account"
Kate explained in her soft voice.
"Dick told us why you went up to
Dead Cows creek"
"Sho I hadn't a thing to do, so I
just ran up there. Sans in town with
me. We're rooming together"
"Oh, take me to him." Kate cried.
Not just now, honey" her father
said gently. "This young man came
here to tell US something. Or so
gathered from his friend Davis"
Flandrau told his story, or all of it
that would bear telling before a girl.
He CLOSED over his account of the dis
SlpatiOn at the horse ranch, but he
told all he knew of Laura London and
her interest in Sam, but it was when
he related what he had heard at Chalk
eyes place that the interest grew
most tense. Luck's eyes burned like
live Goals. The color faded from the
face of his daughter so that her lips
were gray as cigar ash. Yet she sat
up straight and did not finch.
When he had finished the owner of
the Circle c caught his hand. you've
done fine, boy. Not a man In Arizona
could have done better"
Kate said nothing in words but her
dark long-lashed eyes rained thanks
upon him.
They talked the situation over from
all angles. Always it simmered down
to one result. 1t was Soapy's first
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CURLY AND KATE.

is.-Adventurous and reck-
lass rather than criminal, and exc
oj+a6 nv LIQUOR, Curly Flandrau and
bie chum, Mac, both practically
,,are boys, become involved in q
worse stealing adventure. Dispos-
ire of the stolen stock in the town
oF saguache, Ariz., the band sepa-
rates. Mac is killed by posse and
curly taken captive, after he has
shot one and himself been wounded.
THE man shot is Luck Cullison. a
CORNER fighting sheriff. Cullison's
friends determine to lynch Curly
as an example to cattle, thieves.
With the rope around his neck he
is saved by the Intervention of Kate
ruIlison, Luck's daughter. Luck
questions the boy concerning q mo-
torious outlaw, Soapy Stone, real
lander of the rustlers. Flandrau
learns that Soapy Stone is Guilt
sons bitter enemy and exercises a
baIefuI influence over the ex-sher-
ifs son Sam, who has Quarreled
with his father. CulIison goes bail
for Curly. Curly rescueS Soapy
Stone from a bear trap. AT the
London ranch he discovers that the
outlaw is Sam Collisions rival for
Laura London's hand. Flandrau
and Stone set out for the latter's
ranch. There Curly meets his COM
panions of the rustlfng expedition.
Young Cullison believes Stone is
his friend and says he will stick by
him. Flandrau sees some move is
being planned and becomes con-
WINGED it is train robbery. Sam
leaves the ranch for Saguache.
Curly accompanies him Eavesdrop-
ping, Curly hears Stone and his
lieutenant, Lutte Blackwell, arrange
to hold up the train at crossing
known as Tin Cup, and after the
robbery shoot young Cullison and
leave his body on the scene. Curly
Is accused by Stone Of being 9 spy
of Luck Cullison's. They are sepa-
rated. but part with the under
standing that their next meeting
will mean a fight to the death.
Curly makes a conf1dant Of Dick
Maloney, cattleman.
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Meanwhile there was nothing 70 do
out wait and take what precautions
they could against being caught by
surprise. One Of these was to see that
Sam was never for an instant left nm
guarded either day or night Another
was to ride to Tin Cup and look the
ground over carefully. For the pres
ent they could do no more than watch
events attracting no attention by any
whispering together in public.
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PART Ii
Luck.
At the Roundup Club.
CHAPTER I.

AT the ROunuUp OtOD.
A Big game had been in progress all
night at the Roundup club. Now the
garish light of day streamed through
the windows, but the electric cluster
still flung down it's yellow glare upon
the table. The men were in their
shirtsleeves. Big broad-shouldered fell
lows they were, with the marks of the
outdoors hard-riding West upon them.
No longer young. they were still full
of the vigor and energy Of un1agging
strength. From bronzed faces looked
steady unwinking eyes with humorous
creases around the corners, hard eyes
that judged man and his claims
shrewdly and with good temper. Most
of them had made good in the land,
and their cattle fed upon a thousand
hills.
The least among them physically
was Luck Cullison, yet he was their
recognized leader. There was some
innate quality in this man with the
gray, steel-chilled eyes that marked
him as first in whatever company he
chose to frequent. A good friend and
a good foe, men thought seriously be-
fore they opposed him. He had made
himself a power in the Southwest be-
cause he was the type that goes the
limit when aroused.
While Alec Flandrau shuff1ed and
dealt, the players relaxed. Cigars
were reIit, drinks ordered. Converse
ton reverted to the ordinary topics
that interested Cattleland The price
of cows, the good rains, the time OF
the fall roundup, were touched upon.
The door opened to let in new
conner, a slim, graceful man mucn
| younger than the others present, and
one whose costume and manner
brought additional color into the pic
ture. Flandrau, senior, continued to
shuttle without turning his head. Gull
Iison also had his back to the door,
but the man hung his broad-rimmed
gray hat on the rack-beside an ex-
actly similar one that belonged to the
owner of the Circle C-and moved
| leisurely forward till he was within
| range of his vision.
"Going to prove up soon on the Del
| Orc claim of yours, LuckY asked
Flandrau.
He was now dealing, his eyes on
the cards, so that he missed the en-
barrassment IN the faces of those
about him.
ION Thursday, the first day the law
Allows. Cul1ison answered quietly.
Flandrau chuckled. 81 reckon Cass
Fendrick will be some sore. =
Something in the strained silence
struck the dealer as unusual. He
looked up and showed momentary
confusion.
sDidn't know you were there, Cass.
Looks like put my foot in 1t sure
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that time. | ce'talniy thought you
were an absentee" he apologized.
Or you wouldn't have been talking
about me- retorted Fendrick acidly.
The words were flung at Flandrau, but
plainly they were meant as challenge
for Cullison.
Fendrick passed to the rear room
FOR drink. His impudence needed
fortifying, for he knew that since he
: had embarked in the sheep business he
was not welcome at this club, that in
fact certain members had suggested
his name be dropped FROM the books.
Before he returned to the poker table
the drink he had ordered became
three.
The game was over and accounts
were being Strengthened. Cullison
was the heavy loser. The settlement
showed that the owner of the Circle
@ was twenty-five hundred dollars be-
hind the game. He owed Mackenzie
twelve hundred, Flandrau four hun
dred, and three hundred to Yesler.
With Fendrick sitting in an easy
chair just across the room, he found
it little difficult to say what other
wise would have been a matter Of
course.
"My banks busted just now, boys.
Have to ask you to let it stand for
few days-say till the end of the
week.
he was pretending to read. He knew
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quite we'll that Lnck's word was as
good as his bond, but he chose to sug-
gest a doubt.
Maybe you'll explain the joke to
us, Glass;" the owner Of the Circle G
said very quietly.
"Oh, I was just laughing at the
things / see, Luck" returned the
younger man with airy offense, his
eyes on the printed sheet. "Any law
against laughing?"
Cullison turned his back on him.
'See you on Thursday if that's soon
enough, boys" Without looking again
at Fendrick he led the way to the
street.
The young man, left alone, cursed
softly to himself and ordered another
drink. He knew he was OVERRIDING it,
but the meeting with Cullison had an
noyed him exceedingly. The men had
never been friends, and of late years
they had been leaders Of hostile camps.
Both of them could be Overbearlng,
and there was scarcely week but
their interests overlapped. Finally
had come open hostility. Cass leased
from the forestry department the land
upon which Cullison's cattle had al
ways run free of expense. Upon this
he had put sheep, thing in itself of
great injury to the cattle interests.
The stockmgn had all been banded to-
gether in opposition to the forestry ad-
ministration of the new regime, and
Luck regarded Hendricks action as
treachery to the common cause.
He struck hard. In Arizona the
open range is valuable only so long
as the water holes also are common
property or a private supply avail
able. The Circle G cattle and those
of Fendrick came down from the range
to the Del Orc to water at point
where the canyon walls opened to
spreading valley. This bit of meadow
Luck homesteaded and fenced on the
north side, thus cutting the cattle OF
his enemy from the river.
Cass was furious. He promptly tore
down the fence to let his cattle and
sheep through Cul1ison rebuilt it, put
ND a shack at point which command
ed the approach, and set guard
upon it day. and night. Open warfare
had ensued, and one of the sheep
herders had been beaten because ne
persisted in crossing the dead line.
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play. Until he moved they could not.
They had no legal evidence except the
word Of Curly. Nor did they know on
what night he had planned to pull on
The holdup. If they were to make
complete gather of the outfit with evil
dence enough to land them in the peni-
tentiary.' it could only be after the
holdup.
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TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS AND RATES

For the past "a years company has changed its e
phone Prices of everything else have advanced again and
again during these Eggs longer had at cents
chickens fifteen The which the main
Of system and in the construction of lines have
increased three times since present rates established
Labor has taken long and rapid strides toward high prices
until at this time we paying double the old prices
has been advance telephone rates to Off
these greatly increased And the has
plans INSTALL the automatic telephone
system
The installation has already been started and will be push
completion the shortest psssible time Within
expected that this will be in operation Ia High Point
Of the first cities in the south adopt the system
NORTH STATE TELEPHONE co.
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Luck CuIIison needs mon
ey badly.

1To BE NTINUED.3
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CHARLES LOGAN .
Ent-ROes Try NeIU
Plan in Effort to
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Callahan Calls Upstate FiUe
Managers Hand n Basket
Negotiations.

Manager Callahan of the indianapolis
En- Roe basketball team today called
the hand of the South Bend Y. NJ c. A.
five, claimants of the state independent
title, in a communication sent the man
agement of the upstate squad. The EN-
Roes recently challenged the Benders
for s. return game in this city, due tn
the fact that the South Bend "Y" de.
feated the locals in a contest staged az
South Bend at a time when the En- Rocs
were crippled.
Then, it Is said, the Bender team an
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sufficient money for second game in
indianapolis. and in replying to this
stand Manager Callahan today offered
to play on Il 60-40 basis. or a winner
take all plan. The Em-Roes also Will
offer a guarantee Of S1I5 If the Bendcrs
prefer It that way, because the locals
earnestly desire another crack at the
upstate five, who have been making
championship boasts as a result of their
victory over the indianapolis quintet in
the game played IN South Bend. TIL
basket fans Of the state hope that South
Bend will agree 70 play, because no
championship can be claimed on only
one game, unless the contest is staged
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YANK OLYMPIC
FINAL TRIALS
AT CAMBRIDGE
July 3 Is Date and $4,000 Is
Expected to Be Realized
at Meet.
SQUAD HELD TO CORE
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, Feb. DENOMINATION Of
the fral trials for the Olympic team and
the national championship meet at Har-
ward stadium July 3 is the latest plan Of
the American Olympic committee. Selec-
ton of the Cambridge stadium over
Franklin field, Philadelphia, is favored
for a purely financial reason. Members
Of the committee hope to realize az least
$4,000 out of the all-star event which
will be nice lump in the purse needed
to finance the 1920 invasion of Belgium.
The American team will be trimmed 70
the very core, officials said here today.
No man that the coaches believe hasn't
a good chance TO play in an event will
be taken along as the expenses are f1g-
ured to run about $1,000 per capita.
According to the present plan the Amer
leans will sail about July "a on the
Lapland or Kroonland, or perhaps on
the old Finland, which carried the VIC
torious Yankees to Stockholm in 1912.
The early plans TO have sectional trials
have not been changed. Chicago in the
middlewest and San Francisco on the
Pacific coast are almost sure to be Sc
lected as places for the first combtng-
out Of the. candidates. AS soon as the
lengthy answers of the Belgian com
mittee to the questionable submitted by
the Americans is translated in full, tie
committee will meet and take the first
definite steps toward the organization OF
no