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SYNOPSIS: The ImmIv of hi
i lutMlicr riitumlktt In Uu mint',
1 Ali'X IVU'i-miii cud-. hi nlftiiniiuo
I niiiH'r ttt bi'iNiiiif Anthvw Omit.,,
j III- t-rlumin prnjtt-ts m;iUc him
I Inirnt'iisfly wt-itlthy. Anviim In
, .vhl.'ltl. lirst hi ultV iiihI Inter his
' son. riiirn Mn-eali'iit'il Miindal. hi'
j ) it'h U to I Ml Inn's hliu kimiil 11ml
j Kiys $.,i00 it year for -tl year, ttt
I Imy Dillon' silfiMv on ihr killiiir
' if .lot l.unil.v. Dillon iHt'iiim-s Imltl,
iilnht Andrew was kilh il." Penoon
ivs)mntU-d.
I w;u I'nmhm (n that." Jtrry
went dii. "Pad was wild t hrins
Dillon to justice. Kirs', he'd had
tn lake me Inln his iMHifidonee,
though, and he called Die In nd
tolil me everything.
' '1' nclt Jerry must have proper
burial. The mine was open. Other
.l.mmiwL Kitin iiiiii -.. i ii'il lu'iinle woiihl lie fceuhiu into It. If
i liiMf.. Hy ii iituvr rtuimv he ineelw Furie talked, as he piohaldy would.
Mrs. humly it ml (euros (hat he
I hushiiiKl is still llvliitr. I'urie. the
desert nil. dUemers (he new jruht
j eill and (tunes tn set tnlen hut
lines not iiiiiiiIm him as (he fnr
' nier I'eteixui.
rilAPTKIt 43.
The Ix-ad Bullet.
Jerry's vivid tleseription had
brought u realistic picture of the
meetiiiK between Kurle and An-
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it have tt rush on our haiuU.
'Meanwhile, the mine was ntlll
I "iicie Jerry 'a tomb and intruders
must be kept out of it. Someone
niii.st down there. 1 was the
logical one and Pad said I'd bet
ter leave in the mo fu I ntf. Put
morn in;- wasn't quirk
me. 1 was uiuii th
once. Pad finally hi; reed and
drew. Our eyes were fixed on the do about Pillun..
boy as he continued his long story, j " 'Hang him if It takes every
"Furie brought a specimen from dollar I've got! lie said grimly,
the new vein and he said he fig- 'You'd bUer be off. If you are
ured he was entitled to n 5o-;o ! coins loniKht, sum, he went on,
share In the profits. He has some ' Til follow you in a day or
claim, of course, but when Pad ; Stay there until I come.' T
realized Furie had violated I'm le t were about his last words to me
Jerry's tomb he went crazy. What j Jerry paused, that brooding look
ele hud Furie done or found in j in his eyes again, and we respected
the mine? Well, Furie had found his silence.
a gold -mounted .4 !i and 'a passel I "It was n round nine, now." he
o' hones.' One of the hack rib , resumed. "Driving int town. 1
bones had a 'bullet stickin' in it.; stocked up with water, food, and
Pad must have gone mad for the . gasoline, and set off. It was nearly
dawn when I got to Torridlty. I
drove out to the mine at once.
"t'ncle Jerry was there, Just us
Furie had said. 1 put in most of
the day looking over the new vein
and the old workings.
"In the ufternoon I drove back
to the village and went Into Lun
dy's Place. I went up to the 'sec-
....ii,. h rut-
.,..llf,.. . 1 nitei'liootl
night at (c.i.v.-iht. liii'y. Win. Morrow I'o.i
1 "
asked him what he was going to liUl.y , , j(,n.y 11in.(i. The
lUill had three accnV 1 thought
Fune was goinu to shoot me when
1 walked in on him. but I calmed
him down and jie talked a little.
The room was a -ort of 'holy place'
to him. too.
"The next day a car drove into
the village, but it lidti'l conn up
to the mine. And a couple of hours'
lat r l-ucy came. We didn't see
you, Tncle John." I.OXPON, Kng.. June i;t.(lr
There was more to follow. I sus- 'im,.. Iijiflv M nil loilav saiil tin mi-
peeled, tor with the finish of his named "high court official" had do j
story Jerry's voice had dropped nited emphatically thai there was;
oddly mid the queer defiant ex- a word of truth hi reportH linking,
pn -s.slon had come into Lucy's eyes. (le ni(nn nf Princess lngrid of Swo-,
Peacon looked at me grimly and den with members of the Kugllsh
afterwards 1 wondered If he had , roval fanillv
guessed. j Keiorts published uhroatl tha I
"What then?" 1 asked encourag- there might soon he an imnounce
ii'gl.v. ' infill of the engagement of the
l-ucy slowly drew out of her Swedish princess and the Prince of
breast a slender pink ribbon which Wales were said to be particularly
hung around her neck. "We were vexatious to court circles.
married in San Miguel yesterday, The prince is. expected to he a
I'ncle John." she said, guest tomorrow night at an eluho-
lour last chance to
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rets revoalelt
tomorrow.
Continue tlie story ,
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moment. Where w as the gun?
Furie had sold It that morning.
Dad seized him by the throat. To
whom had he sold it? The suave
old fitick, Nathan Hyde, it seemed.
Dad sprang to the telephoue, but
Hyde had already sold the .45 to
you.
'.'Furie was whimpering and
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Bishop Fra ncls J . M cCo n n e II
the Methodist church, Brooklyn,
N, Y., chosen several weeks ago
to be the keynote speaker at the
annual meeting of the northern
Baptist convention, which opens
here Friday, has been relieved of
that honor as a result of protest
filed by 19 ministers of that faith
because of Bishop McOonneU's
"modernism,"
Pr. Avery A. Shaw, president
of IV unison university nt ,!run
ville, Ohio, has been chosen as
the guest speaker.
OAKLAND, Cal., June 13. T)
Oeorge plxon, H., of Portland,
j hammered Jock Malone, 15!, of
j St. Paul so ardently last night
V) ! that Referee Kddle White stopped
"t, the match in the fifth round.
Dixon, hard hitting negro, opened
an Inch-long cut on Mulone's up
per lip with his furious attack.
Malone was groggy In the first,
but came back to outbox the Port
lander In the second. Dixon came
back In the third to outclass his
younger opponent.
Lucy's eyes sparkled ileffanec Peebles gasped at her revolution.
IN MAY $229,833
SALKM. Ore., June 13. iJPi
The monthly report of I'lare A.
Lee. st at A insurance commissioner,
shnwes a total fire loss in Oregon
outside of Portland d tiring the
month of May of -l!ii.H33. The
total number of fires was The
most serious losses were a laun
dry and equipment at Kugene,
000; a cannery with equipment
and contents. at Hlllshoro, $.!i,000;
and a barn, bottling plant, garage,
horses, and equipment in Multno
mah county, $-2,600.
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SALT LA K E CITY. June 13.
t rv kVnnul ln.ml.1 nf Sin Pmn.
cIsco was named president of the j
Western Music and Radio Trade j
association in the nominating com
mittoe's report nt the annual con
snurllnu on the floor, where Dnrt . rel' room. And (here were the
had drooTx d him. But he was l dummies, pretty nearly na unn nna VHn(i,in of (0Hiern of 11 western
seared and he must have Bt It I leCt them 30 years iiko! And Furlo sttes todny. San Francisco was
Into his head that Dad was ravine : wan with -m he was lalkiim to selected as next year's cnventlon
because of the value of the pistol. ! them and prelendlnK to play poker i city.
Anyhow, he pulled out the contents j with 'em. He often does. It turned
,.r one nf his trousers pockets and ! out. There were chips on the I Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. recon-
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planked them down on the desk.
'That's the price o the six gun. i
Among the trash mixed up with
the money was a bit of metal. Fu
rie pounced on it. An that s the
bullet tha twus? stuck in his rib!'
he shouted. Dad got the shock
of his life, then. It had never oc
curred to him in all these years
that Jerry hadn't committed sui
cide. Now, If Jerry had killed him
self, the bullet would be gold.
"It was lead!"
I sat bolt upright In my chair
and Deacon all but leaped out of
his.
"Dud was stunned. He put Furie
out. It meant upsetting tne as
sumptions of a lifetime, but he
soon got It straight. Do you see
if, Uncle John?"
.'See It?" I shouted. "Of course
I see it! And so does Deacon.
Lundy hired Dillon, the ex-Flin-kerton
man. to trap Jerry. Dillon
got him and double-crossed Lundy
by persuading or forcing Jerry to
go In with him on something big
ger. Jerry agreed and he was
caught. Lundy naturally set Dil
lon on guard outside the mine.
Dillon spoke to Jerry, told him
to push out the key your father
had thru.st under the door. Jerry,
thinking he was to be freed, obey
ed. Dillon opened the door and
shot him.
"Why ? Itecause h e reasoned
that when Jerry felt a rope around
Itis neck he'd try to save his own
life by exposing the pint and na .Ti
ling his accompli''. Dillon saw no
danger in shooting Jerry. He would
report he had heart! a shot in the
mine. The miners and your father
would find the dour locked, the
key under it. and Jerry ib-ad with
his brother's pistol at his side, mie
('number exploded. ISeing a strang
er, he probably knew nothing of
Peterson's gold bullets and he rea
soned his alibi was perfect.
"Put before Dillon could get hold
of Jerry's gold-mounted pistol and
disc hnrge it to account for the
bullet hole In Jerry's body, Jerry,
who was mortally wounded, man
aged to put a bullet In him. The
impact knocked Dillon down. Jerry
was dying, but he pein Ib-d tho.-e
fi-w words we found, stowed them
away In the cartridge efTeJ and
reloaded th egun. I expeei lie rea
soned like this: If he ro.ncen led
It In an unexplocbd cartridge Pet
erson was bound to see that the
cartridge had been tamper! with,
as goon as he broke the gun to re
place the empty shell. It m-yer o-.
eurrod to hiro thnt Peterson would
leave 'the soldier hi weapon. Jer
ry died a minute or so latr.
"Dillon now came to himself.
Peeing that Jerry wns dead, he'
crawled out of the mine, locked
the door, thrust the key under It,
and took himself off. Ate the
thf rnn-liitnn your father iinu.
to. Jerry'" !
Ju-t about. t'n''l" John.' j
"And you. Ib-nry"
"I'd like tn h'-ar about the young j
table. It was ft showdown. Sitting structlng exchange at Madrn s
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