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MELtattA LANE berobee.
Serry,e partner.
II ON El' It P Glatoladlan
Member of lisrry'a party.
Hann JONESpi t NAME
bar barrel party.
Yesterday, Bob Esrey roes to
the state to meet bin business
partner. M. M. Lane, and finds to
his sheer amazement the partner
le a lady.
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n OBERT WILSON BARRY,
Ph.D., had been graduated
cum laude from Harvard at what
he felt was the mature age of 24.
That was 18 months prior to the
day he greeted M. M. Lane at
Blanco Canyon. He should have
been trained and experienced
enough to weather any surprise
with poise, but this one shook him.
Mary Melissa noted his tan, and
his black eyes, and his rather
broad thoulders, even as she
awaited his answer there before
the stage station. She had asked
him, a stranger, where to find a
hotel. The stranger had a c te d
strangely indeed.
His mouth had dropped open,
and he had fumbled around like
a gawky adolescent Then he had
rather rudely asked her name,
and heard it. "Pardon me," he
stumbled along now. "Youyou're
Lane? Lane. Well, I" he sud
denly grinned"I was stampeded
that time, Miss Lane. I surely
wasn't expecting you. I mean, a
girl. You see, Iwell, the fact is
I'm Barry. I'mI'm glad to see
you. Can't we"
"Oh!" Mary Melissa was staring
at him In quick alarm.
This young westerner couldn't
be "Robert Wilson Barry, Ph.D."!
The few seconds Interval gave
Bob time to note that she was
lovely. But that thought only irri
tated him a trifle more. He hadn't
wanted a lovely partner; he had
advertised for a moneyed one, not
a young and dimpled one.
C S S
THE girl and the young scientist
had much talking to do. Bob
suggested, with a friendly smile,
that they go to the "leading hotel,"
as her letter had said. It consisted
of two rooms in the rear of Ma
Pelphry's house which she occa
sionally rented to travelers. Prob
ably Ma would let them sit in her
parlor and talk. He picked up Miss
Lane's two big suitegPs, and she
carried a smaller bag. The walk
would be 300 yards or so.
"This is a most regrettable mis
take all around, Miss Lane," Bob
began. "I feel that I should"
"Oh, look!"
Mary Melissa stopped and
pointed.
A man had unhitched a horse
and mounted it, there in front of
a store. The horse, evidently some
what new to the saddle, at once
set in to be rid of the man. II
bucked right up across the board
porch of the store, smashing a
chair and breaking a glass win
dow. "Ee-e-e-e-e-e!" the animal
screamed in anger, pitching like
the wild beast it was. Miss Lane
and Bob, not 50 feet away, ducked
toward a tree for safety. Dust en
veloped them.
"Goodness!" exclaimed Mary
Melissa. "He handled that horse
well. I expected him to be thrown
and maybe badly hurt. Who is
he?"
"I don't know," said Bob Barry.
."Stranger to me. I don't get in to
Blanco Canyon much. Some cow
poke." M A PELPHRY took Mary Me-
lissa into her private quarters
and "visited" with her, in the
name of hospitality. Ma never let
such an opportunity pass. The in
terval gave both Bob and the girl
time to collect their thoughts.
"I'm sorry this thing Is all mixed
'up, Miss Lane," Bob began when
She rejoined him. "But ifif you
will pardon me for suggesting it
there may still be a way out. I
mean, so both of us can be good
sports about It all. And I. think
that's what you'd want."
They smiled at each other.
"Now my idea is this, Miss Lane:
Since there are certain very defi
nite conventions, as both of us will
realize, what would you say to a
thaperon?"
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Mary Melissa nodded, and
Waited expectantly.
"My thought," Bob resumed, "Is
to hire old Hades Jones. Then you
would be"
"Who? What's his name?"
"Zachary Jones. But he's called
Hades, because he's hell on In
dians. Hates 'em. They fought
him in pioneer days, killed some of
his family, and he is still a redskin
hater. But he's 70-odd now, and
a fanatic on religion. Quite a char
acter." "Let's hire Mr. Jones," s h e
agreed
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IT took just 40 minutes to locate
Zachary Jones and hire him as
nominal mule wrangler and odd
job man for the archaeological ex
pedition. The old fellow grinned
in delight He hadn't, as a matter
of facts been any too prosperous
of late.
He took a fancy to Mary Melissa
right off. "Better buy Yaresell
some good tough britches," he
warned her. "Dresses won't fit in,
whar we're goin'."
"Would a riding habit do, Mr .
zones?" she asked.
"Call me Hades, like ever'body
else. Don't care nothin"bout yore
habits, long as they're respectable.
But you'll need pants."
Bob Barry grinned. Things were
beginning to work out, he felt.
Old Hades was wise from half a
century in the mountains.
Bob checked over his plans. He
had hired an Indian cook, to be
met later. Now he'd need a strong
man, to help with the building and
digging. He approached Hades
about this, and the old man gave
it thought.
"I kin git this feller Holliman,
likely. Strong's a bear. Out of
work, I hear'. New man, from over
Nogales way. Don't talk none,
hardly, but that don't matter
none."
"Go hire him," said Barry.
"What you say his name is?'
"Name of Hollitrum. I'll hunt
him up."
It was nearly suppertime when
Hades Jones returned with this
third man. The two approached
Ma Pelphry's in the dusk of sun
set. Even in twilight Hoiliman ap
peared big, but he sat on his horse
with the easy grace characteristic
of cowboys. Mary Melissa noted
them coming and called to. her
business partner. The two dis
mounted and came onto the porch.
Not until then did Bob and the
girl recognize Rothman as the man
who had ridden the bucking
bronco.
"Ohl" Mary Melissa spoke ad
miringly. "We saw you riding. Did
heis the horse all right now?"
"All right," said Hollinum.
The man obviously was sur
prised, and a little surly, at the
discovery that a woman was to be
in the party. But he said nothing
to evoke criticism of his attitude.
Bob Barry told himself, when he
went to bed that night, that he had
managed to corral a strange col
lection of people in one short day.
And in her own bed at Ma Pet
phry's, Mary Melissa Lane giggled
softly and thrilled a little at the
turn her career had taken. She,
whose life had been sheltered and
luxury laden for 23 years, at last
was tempting Adventure, with a
capital Al
She didn't go to sleep until after
midnight.
(To Be Continued)
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Rumania suffered the greatest
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