Connecticut western news., 1920-03-04
SYNOPSIS. Part 1.

Mac, both practically mere boys, become
 m sasg tSs @k Saguache. Ariz., the band separates. Curly and his partner staying in town. ,ae town I in Atu pSrsuis of SS them. % They % eluds hetr pursuers. Overtaken next day. Mac . killed by the posse and Curly made made 4sk been wounded. The man shot is 1Mck Cullison.
 CHAPTER II.-Cullison's friends, all 'se4tlemen, determine to lynch Curly as
 ps % around his nj ens nees he '1ses is saved by the
 2srvention of Kate Cullison. Luck's soAoghter.
 CHAPTER II1.-His wound dressed. xmd further violence not apprehended. -0aFiy Is sent for by Cullison. He ques- xsns the boy concerning a notorious out Mv. 9oapy Stone. real leader of the rus l&rs who had been Curly's undoing. 1landrau learns that Soapy Stone is Cul- 1nOn'a bitter enemy and exercises a bale n influence over the ex-sheriffs son
 nm, who has ouarreled with his father. Caitson goes ball for Curly.
 CHAPTER Iv.-curly rescues sospy 0tone from a bear trap into which he has k young san's rival for the hand of Lau-
 ao sam shs svss cSr 'set out for the latter's ranch.
 CHAPTER Where Curly meets his companions of the rustling expedition and "1elivers Laura's note to Sam. Young csiiison believes Stone is his friend and 'Hys he will stick by him. F1andrau sees suzne move is being planned and becomes ~sonyinced 1t is train robbery. Sam leaves tho ranch to go to Saguache. Curly ac- companies him.
 CHAPTER VI. = Eavesdropping at a snaseting place. Curly hears Stone and his sUcntenant, Lute Blackwell, arrange to Bold up the train at crossing known as I'm Cup, and after the robbery shoot y0ung Gullison and leave his body on the 1e ex-sherif through his sons death and .grace. Curly Is accused by Stone of rasparated, but part with the understand Ing that their next meeting will mean a 1ght to the. death. Curly makes con- they inform Luck Cullison of Stones plot against his son.
 Back to the hotel the two ran. When Curly buckled on his revolver and felt 1t resting comfortably against his thigh he felt good deal better.
 I've seen Stats Davis," Malonay explained "He has gone to find Luck, who is now at the Del Mar
 Had any talk with Slats?'
 ''No. He said you'd do the talking"
 'Tm to wait for him on Ell M0.ino street to learn where Pm to meet Gull -hson."
 .SThat won't do. You'd make too tempting target. Il meet him in- stead
 That suited Curly. He was not hunt ing trouble just now even though he would not run away from it. For he had serious business on hand that could not take care of itself if Soapy should kill him.
 Nearly an hour later Maloney ap- peared again.
 Were to go right over to the Del Mar. Second floor, room PIT. You are to go down Fl Moline to Main. Then follow it to the hotel keeping on the right hand side of the street Sfats will happen along the other side of the street and will keep abreast of you. Luck will walk behind you. Un- less I yell your name don't pay any attention to what is behind you. Soon SIS we reach the hotel s!ats will cross the road and go in by the siGe door, You will follow him few steps be- hind, and we'll bring up the rear cas- <
 mally as if we hadn't thing to do With you"
 They moved down the street as ar Eanged. Every time q door opened n front of him, every time man csine ont of a store or a saloon, Curly was ready for that lightning lift of the arm followed by a puff of smoke. The news of his coming passed ahead saf him, so that windows were crowded with spectators. These were doomed 10 disappointment, Nothing happened. The procession left behind it the Sil- yer Dollar, the Last Chance, Chalk sye's Place and Pete's Palace.
 Reaching the hotel first, Davis dis appeared according to program into the side door. Curly followed, walked directly up the stairs, along the cor xsdor, and passe1 without knocking into room PIT.
 A young woman was sitting there engaged with some fancy work. SIen- der and straight, Kate Cullison rose and gave Curly her hand For about two heartbeats her fingers lay cuddled A stsoD took his breath
 Then her arm fell to her side and she was speaking to him.
 Dad has gone to meet you. We've sheard about what happened this morn ing"
 Her father and Maloney entered the room. Cullison wrung his hand.
 'Glad to see you, boy. You're in sauck that convict did not shoot you Np when he had the chance. Saguache sfs sure buzzing this mo'n1ng with the way you stood up for him. That lit de play of yours will help with the 1ury in September"
 Curly thanked him for going bail.
 Luck fixed his steelspoked eyes on i'm. By what Dick tells me you've more than squared that account"