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hho"' he answered grayely. al
know, old thing promise RI 10,
you know anything find OUT. And
In the meantime want you TO keer
an eye fixed on what goes on next
door, and let me know anything of
Importance by letter to the Junior
sports Cub" He lit a cigarette
thoughtfully. II have an idea that
they feel so absolutely copf,dent 4,
their own power that they are going TO
make the fatal mistake Of undertaking
their opponents. We shall see" He
turned to her with a twinkle I'm his eve
Anyway, our Mr. darlington will 500
that you don't come to any harm"
The brute! she cried, very low,
How I hate hint" Then with a
sudden change Of tone she looked up
at DrummOnd. II don't know whether
It's worth mentioning" she said
slowly. but yesterday afternoon four
men came at different times to Tie
Elms. They were the sort OF tyne
one sees tub.tlumplng In Hyde Park.
all except one. who looked like a re.
spectacle worklngman."
Hugh shook his head.
Don't seem to help much, does III
Still. one never knows. Let me know
anything like that in future at the
club"
Good morning, Miss Benton"
PetersOn's voice behind them made
Drummond swing round with u smoth.
cred curse. "0ur inestimable friend,
Captain Drummond. brought such a
nice young fellow to see me last night.
and then left him lying about the
house this morning. have sent him
along to your car" continued Peter.
son suavely. (which I trust was the
correct procedure. Or did you want
to give him to me as petl"
From a rapid survey. Mr.. Peterson.
I should think you have quite enough
already" said Hugh. ~ trust you
paid him the money you owe him."
II will allot It to him In my WILL"
remarked Peterson. "lf you do the
same In yours. doubtless he will get
II from one Of us sooner or later. In
the meantime, Miss Benton. IL your
father upY'
The girl frowned.
"No-not yet"
"Thep I will 20 and see him In bed.
For the present. au revoir." He
walked toward the house. and they
watched him go In silence. And It
was as he opened the drawing'room
window that Hugh called after him !:
do you like the horse Elliman's
or the ordinary brandTs he asked.
'Ill send you a bottle for that stiff
neck Of yours"
Very deliberately Peterson turned
round.
Don't trouble. thank you, Captain
Drummond. have my own rene
dies, which are far more efficacious.'
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outside, "the paper says a blighter's
somewhere and you know he's some
where else-what would you dor"
up TO date In such cases I have al.
ways shot the editor" murmured Algy
Longworth. Come and feed"
You're so helpful. Algy. A per-
feet rock Of strength. DO you want
jobr
what sort Of a Jobf' demanded the
other susplciously.
"Oh not work. dear old boy. D---n
II, man--you know mo better than
that. surelyl"
People are so funny nowadays"
returned Longworth gloomlly. "what
IL this JobT'
Together the two men strolled into
the luncheon-room, and long after the
cheese had been finished. Algy Long.
worth was still listening In silence to
his companion.
MY dear old beam" he murmured
ecstatically az Hugh finished. my very
dear old bean. l think It's the most
priceless thing I ever heard. Enroll
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CHAPTER FIVE.
In Which There 10 Trouble at 0orlne.
ONE.

ONE.
The car slowed up before the post
ONCE and Hugh got out. There were
one or two things he proposed to do
In London before going to Gorlng, ana
II struck him that wire to Peter
Darrell might allay that gentlemans
uneaslness II he was late In getting
down. SO new was he to the tortuous
WAYS of crime. that the foolishness
Of the proceeding never entered MS
head: up to date In his life, II he
had wished TO send wire ne had
sent one. And so Il may be deemed
sheer fiuke on his part, that man
dawdling by the counter aroused MS
suspicious. He was II perfectly or
binary man, chatting casually with
the girl on the other side; Dur II
Glanced that, Just as Hugh was hold
ing the postofiice pencil up. and gsz-
Ing at its so-callsd point with an air
Of resigned anguish, the perfectly or
binary man ceased chatting ana
looked at him. Hugh caught his eye
for q heeting second; then the con-
versation continued. And as he turned
to pull out the pad Of forms, II struck
him that the man had looked away
Just q trifie too quickly.
A grin spread slowly over his face
and after a moments hesitation nc
proceeded to compose short wire.
He wrote II In black letters for adci-
tional clearness; he also pressed MS
hardest, as betting q blunt pencil.
Then with the form In his hand he al
vanced to the counter.
"How long will II take to deliver
In Londonf' he asked the girl.
The girl was not helpful. IL DC
pended, he gathered. on u variety OF
circumstances, Of which not the least
was the perfectly ordinary man VINO
talked 80 charmingly. =.
IL don't think I'll bother. then"
he said. thrustlng the wire into MS
pocket. "Good morning. =
He walked to the door, and shortly
afterward his car rolled down the
street.
With what the girl considered pecu'
liar abruptness, the perfectly ordinary
man concluded his conversation WIN
her, and decided that he too would
send q wire. And then. after long
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court Of the RoartA
Judicial District, IN and for UhA
County, State OF Utah

In the matter Of the estate Of Peter
Adamson. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to either Of the undersigned
at their place OF residence In Amsrl.
can Fork City. Utah County. State %
Utah. on or before the 10th day Of
September. A. D.. 1921.
EMILY X. ADAMSON.
EMILY A. GREEN.
Executives OF the estate Of Peter
Adamson. deceased.
PARKER & ROBINSON. Attorneys
for executrices.
First pub. May 7; Last June I. 1881.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Monarch Mines Company, Principal
Place Of Business, American Pert,
Utah.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that st .
meeting Of the directors OF the Non.
arch Mines Company. held on April
20. 1921. an assessment Of u. 90 each
1000 shares Of outstanding stock
was levied. payable Immediately to
q. q. Mcbride. secretary, At his OF.
flee in American Fork. Utah. ANY
stock on which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on June Is, 1891. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment
is made before. will be sold on sat-
urday, July Q. 1921, at 3 o'clock ,.
m. at City Hall. American Fork. TO
pay delinquent assessment. cost Oh
advertising and expense OF sale.
=, X. Mcbride, SECRETARY
First Pub. April 80. 1921.
Last Pub. May 2s. 1891
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Wanted

FANTED - Salesman for American
Fork and vicinity. Commission con-
tsa only. for spare time or full time.
10 will teach you to sell income
Protection through our free school Of
haructlon and help you build a busi-
W. Of your own. Massachusetts,
bonding and Insurance Company. Ac-
(idsnt and Health Dept. Saginaw.
Michigan. Capital S1.500.000. 21-2t.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers once,

State Engineers Once,
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 70. 1871
Notice is hereby given that J. d.
Wadley. Trustee. OF Pleasant Grows,
Utah, has made application In accord
ancc with the requirements Of the
Compiled Laws Of Utah. 1917, -
an ended by the Session Laws of Utah,
1919. to appropriate Five-tenths (e.s)
OF Sec. r.. OF water from Battle
Creek in Utah County. Said water
will be diverted at q point situated
9. 80 deg. 81 min. W. 169l.83 n.
from the Northeast corner OF Sec. n.
Township South. Range 2 East. Sat-
Lake Base and Meridian. and nvsv.
ed in a pipe line a distance OF 5000
n. and there used from January I to
december 81. inclusive, Of each ysar.
for domestic and municipal purposes
at the town OF Lindon. Utah. THIS
erplication IL designated in the stats
Engineers once az No. 876l.
All protests against the granting
OF said application. stating the rsas-
ons therefor must DO made BY am
davit IN duplicate. accompanied with
fee Of $3.50. and filed in this once
within thirty fso) DAYS after the
completion OF the publication Of this
notice,
r. r. Caldwell.
State Engineer
Date Of first publication Apr. 30. 1871
Date OF completion Of publication.
May 2s, 1921.
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)oR RENT-Either cash or share CT
rop Ny dry land farm in Cedar
|sry A good time to start blowing
|pr A good chance for both Of US 20
hsts money. DR.. II. e. Robinson,
|lvis Bldg, Ogden. 9-'f.
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anu thoughtful pause at the writing:
bench, she distinctly heard an unmis.
taxable oh" Then he walked out.
ana she saw him no more.
Moreover. 1t is to be regretted that
the perfectly ordinary man told n lIe
uttle later In the day, when giving
MS report to some one whose neck an.
parehtiy inconvenience him greatly.
nut thcn lie Is frequently more
'actiul than the truth, and to have
announced that the sole result OF his
mornings labors had been to decipher
WIRE addressed TO The Films. which
contained the cryptic remark, "Stung
again stlff neck, stung again." would
not have been tactful SO he lied.
as mas been stated. thereby showing
But though Drummond chuckled to
himself as the car rushed through the
fresh morning air. once or twice a
cream that was not altogether amuse.
meht shone In his eyes. For four
years he had played one game where
no mistakes were allowed: the little
incident OF the postofilce had helped
TO bring to his mind the certainty
that he had now embarked on another
where the conditions were much the
same. That he had scored up to date
was luck rather than good mana ge.
ment, and he was far too shrewd not
to realize II. Now he was marked,
ana luck with marked man cannot
be tempted too far.
Alone aud practically unguarded he
had challenged gang OF Internal ionai
criminals; gang not only utterly I'M
scrupulous. but controlled by mas.
ter mind. or its power as yet he had
no clear idea of its size and lmme-
dlate object he had even less. Per.
haps II was as well. Had he realized
even dlmly the immensely OF the L.
sues lie was Lp against, had he had
but an lnkling Of the magnitude of
the plot conceived in the sinister brain
OF his host Of the previous evening.
then. CHEEKY optimist though he was,
even Hugh Drummond might have
wavered. But he had no such inkling
and 40 the CLEAN In his eyes was but
transltory, the chuckle that succeeded
1t more whole-hearted than before.
Was II not sport In a land flowing
with strikes and profteers; sport such
as. his soul lovedf
II am afraid. Mullings." he said
as his car stopped In front OF his
club, that the kindly gentleman with
whom we spent last night has re.
pudlated his obligations. He refuses
to meet the bill | gave him for your
services. Just walt here a moment.
He went inside. returning In few
moments with n folded check.
Round the corner, Mullings. and
an obliging fellah In q black coat will
shovel you out the necessary Brad
burys."
The man glanced at the check.
Fifty pounds, sir" he gasped
"Why-it's too much, sir.
THE laborer, Mullings. Is worthy
Of his hire. You have been OF the
very greatest assistance to me; and
incidentally. II Is more than likely that
l may want you again. Now, where
can get hold Of your
"l3 Green Street, 'Oxton. sir. II al
ways find me. And any time, sir. as
you wants me. I'd like TO come just
for the sport OF the thing"
Hugh grinned.
Good lad. And II may be sooner
than you think"
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Ws,,s u PoIItlolans

"soms poaiticians," said Jud Tsa-
kins, "ain't satisfied with the mistakes
they can make themselves, but appoint
whole lot o. folks to carry on the
work."
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HARRY IF LONELY; for results. try
me; best and most successful Home
haKer'; hundreds rich wish marriage
'0oa' strictly confidential: most re-
u'Ss; years experience; descriptions
e The Successful Club" Mrs.
N"n' Box $50. Oakland, Calf. 14-2t-p
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THE OIL GAME

!" Facts and Fallacies;
Promoters Tricks Exposed:
Geology vs.. Experience;
WILDCAT" WELLS !!ii
a History Of Gushers:
ms pamphlet for Zoe.
Salph p, Pearson.
VI Field Inspector.
.'''' clarendon Building.
houston. Texas. 1l-st
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PAINTED Eggs. poultry. Hishest
essh prices. WI call promptly
IRin Peterson Tleassut Grove.
Aoss low. Sat-
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TWO

Inside the Junior Sports club. Hugh
Drummond was burying his nose In a
large tankard OF the ale for which
that CHEEKY pot.house was still fam
QUA A waiter was arranging the
first editions OF the evening papers
on a table, and Hugh beckoned to
him to bring one. Cricket. racing. tho
latest divorce case. and the latest
strIke--all the usual headings were
there. And he was Just putting down
the paper, TO again concentrate on his
problem. when paragraph caught
his eye.
"sTRANGE MURDER IN BELFAST
"The man whose body was discov-
cred IN such peculiar circumstances
near the docks has been identified 40
Mr.. James Granger. the confidential
secretary TO Mr.. Hiram Potts. the
American multi-millionaire. at present
in this country. The unfortunate
victim OF this dastardly outrage-his
head, as We reported In our last
nights issue, was nearly severed from
his body-had apparently been sent
over ON business by Mr.. Potts, and
had arrived the preceding day. What
he was doing In the locality In which
bs was found Is a mystery.
awe understand that Mr.. Potts, who
has recently been indisposed, has re-
turned to the Carlton. and Is greatly
upset at the sudden tragedy.
"The police are confident that they
will shortly obtain clue, though the
rough element In the locality where
the murder was committed presents
great difficulties. II seems clear that
the motive was robbery, as all the
murdered mans pockets were rined.
o.. ~. ,,ns. macmillan thing about the
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'Ae matter Of the estate Of Phebe
Noams. deceased.
,u''ors Will present claims. with
a,uer'' to the undersigned at his
,', a at Pleasant Grove, Utah, on
before July 7. 1921.
DAN z. ADAMS.
administrator OF the estate Of Phebe
Jams deceased.
aoAaAN COLEMAN & STRAW.
so'neys for administrator.
,, ". pub May 7. 1921: Last pub,
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a ,,,. 1sstsf n Prinslpsa
WV many widows get marria0
..n 20 show that they can, and not
I'M, ~ VI any particular liking for
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krrT CREAM FOR SALE. 8. D..
hipman. So-At
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Classified
Ads
FOB SALE

{, eAI,E-sM Weber wide tire wa
!, Good as new. A snap for
AM See T. L. Laursen. Ameri-
{ v0,t Utah. 21-1t
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TOR RENT

bR RENT-House. 1 block north of
cO.op. store. See J. r. Hindley.
21-1t--pd.
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ri sALE-A charming ssnli-mod-
=, country home CT 8 rooms. chick
Aou,e. barn. ETC., with 8 acres of
\ land and 8 acres OF Primary
n, right. on the east side Of the
I, y block North Of State Road.
l.,ouable. Also other homes, lots
q acreage in the vicinity. n. e.
lA,.on 1l-2t-p
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q sALE-s room house and lot.
..uIre Jared Keller, American
14-2.-p
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OPERATOR Of Passenger Services

AlnArll Lie
~ State D.. New Ysrk. n. 7.
Seattle " Yskshsaa, Ksks,
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satividss. ssl DssssS
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Free Use Of
Shipping Board
Films

Zee Il Shipping Beard Resisa
ptsturs Alns Of four reals free
on request Of aAy mayor,
pestaastsr. pastor o. ergani-
sstton- An interesting sdu-
ssttonsi picture Of shiPs sad
the sea. Write for inforaa-
tien to II. Laus. Director
eli, 1918 ~ Street, N. W..
Washington. d. c.
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PseiAs Mall 8. 8. c..
~ Broadway. New Yssh. n. -.
Seattle " Yok ohsas. ksAs,
Aonskons. Shanghai. Stage.
pore. Tisnssin. and esssstSa-
ally 70 Manila and Hsvsn.
v. 3. Mall 3. 5. C.
New York 70 Bsuiosss ssl
London. New Yesk To Dss.
Asn and pAnsig. y4isseaN
6srviss y Osnes saa NsOIss.
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For Sale
Steel and Wood Shine
and Wood HuIls and
Ocean Going Tugs
(Ts Ansrssas citissss 0siy)
Steel steamers sss beth ell
and esai burners.
Further tpfsrnatien aay be
obtained by request cent u
the shiD ealss 0Ivisloa. 1915
y Street N. ". WasbAas.
ten. d. D.
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Brookings experienced a Payneless
sunday.
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HIKES FOR BOYS

In cooperation with the various
Sunday schools of the city the College
Young Mems Christian Association is
conducting hikes for boys. The first
time out was Saturday afternoon,
March 10. The boys were divided into
two groups each under the leadership
of a college student. One group was
sen Out a half hour in advance with
instructions to mark their trail at all
turns with arrows chalked on posts
or other objects. An exciting hunt
resulted. The tracking party missed
the trail once or twice and had to b.
set right by their leader. The boys
proved themselves careful observers
however and finally located the first
group who had skillfully hidden them.
selves in a clump Of eyergreens in the
college grove. y camp fire was bull
and a lunch of sandwiches and roasted
Wcenies helped to prepare the boys
for a hard fought game of indoor base
ball. The second hike took place Sat
urday afternoon, April ,. The pro
gram took the form of a treasure hunt.
The leader of the group was handed
a letter which gave directions a list
Of landmarks that would lead to a
cedar shrub under which the second
letter was to be found. This in turn
directed the %searchers TO other letters.
Eight letters in all were hidden along
the trail which led through the COL
lege farm and about the stock barns.
The names of various trees, animals
and natural objects were used in Civ
ing directions and the boys stock of
information along these lines was
greatly increased by the afternoon ex-
p%erience. The successful searcher was
Cecil Carothers who found a brand
new baseball glove hidden in the col
lege grove. The next hike will start
from the school grounds next Satur.
day afternoon at $3.50. The boys bring
sandwiches and a dime to buy weenies
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VW. 8, &c
HARDING FOR VETERANS

Disabled war veterans will no
longer be neglected If President Hard
ing has his way and is able to carry
out his purpose in improving the sys-
tenn Of caring for those who suffered
impaired health Or manned bodies
In the service Of the nation. Presi-
dent Harding has first called for an
investigation OF the entire situation
by competent, disinterested investl.
gators who shall lay the facts before
congress for remedial measures at
the earliest possible date. Complaints
have become so general from all over
the nation that many organizations
have taken up the questions including
the American Legion, Red Cross, Ro
|tary Clubs, Y. M. c. A., and prompt
to the needs of the veterans
may be expected. The general public
are with President Harding in this
believing with him that every
Ahing within reason should be done
IL give treatment and care to dis
Sbled veterans to make them strong
Ina porductive again. They should
NJ least be given as much care and
consideration as when they we're un
Eer arms.
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EUROPE WILL REPAY

Washington Positive do not believe
that the debt of any leading nation of
Europe will be r%epudiated. The nations
are slowly e%xtricating themselves from
the Quagmire of war. If they do not
entangle themselves in the league of
nations they will heal themselves and
become prosperous again. 1t is their
tendency to live and thrive. The
United States car and will befriend
them. No enemy can destroy the free
nations of Europe while the United
States endures and retains possession
of Its free will. So far as human will
is operative. Europe will remain free.
Being free. It will be able to resume
the healing work of peace. Time and
industry will do the rest. There Is no
necessity for reputation Of any debt,
and no excuse for asking cancellation
OF the debts due the United States.
The debts will not be cancelled.
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GUST BULL

Perhaps there has never been such
an opportune time for getting rid of
the scrub sire and getting a pure-bred
animal OF merit in his place as the
present. says Thomas NJ. Olson, in
structor in dairy husbandry at State
college. Pure bred stock, he points
out, is 10 selling below par.
Sell your scrub sire to the butcher"
Mr.. Olson suggests. He will make
good bologna sausage. Invest the
proceeds in a pure bred sire and boost
your livestock out Of the class 20
which scrubs belong. If you don't
know where TO get pure bred bulls.
We can help you.
Bologna bulls do not belong TO
some recently discovered breed, but
have been with us through the ages.
They are not only bulls without a
country, but without a breed. No
breed will claim them. They cannot
be classified because there is no class
to them. They fill no need and serve
no fruitful purpose.
Bologna bulls are counterfeits of
the male sex, kept to breed contempt
and dissatisfaction among prospective
stockmen. They are leeches on the
livestock industry, parasitic agents OF
the greatest agricultural industry, pro.
vokers Of i'll temperaments, disturbers
OF peace and prosperity, wolves in
sleeps clothing.
How many are there in South Da.
kota of these indeinable imposters
OF the livestock industry? Since they
are classed as livestock when the cen
u taker comes around we have no
way Of finding out how many there
are. However, each farmer can put
the test to his own herd sire and
learn whether he comes under this
class. II he does, sell him to the
butcher. He will do more good as
bologna sausage than serving in the
important role of herd sire"
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in the same position as the Prodigal
Sons brother, who it will be remem-
bered explained to the father that he
had remained at home and done faith
full work and had received no reward
Our neighbor state has gone into d
far country" and tried out an elabo.
rate socialistic plan and gotten to a
place where help is absolutely neces-
sary to keep from going hungry. The
government welcomes them back ito
the fathers house and in placing the
81, 600 900 ring upon the prodigal's
finger, South Dakota Is not even going
to be at all jealous. All we want is
that no one shall insist that our state
shall try out the experiment.