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part improvements . 85.000
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T0 LE"——Slx room list all improve-
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'1‘0 LET-l~‘our rooms n i all im-
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PROPOSITION FOR ROOM] NG
HOUSE. RENT PARI‘ OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
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LOF’l‘S TO LET—Newly renovated,
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centrally located. Pleasant enough
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Gottliebfs, 12 So. Main street.
5HEET METAL WORKlNG
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job is—cornicos, glitters.~ flashingS.
ventilators, leader pipes, skylights
etc.. we always set out with the
idea of going our reputation one or
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
JOHN WON. wealthy ranch
owner his blind wife. BELLE. and
their beautiful daughter. VAL. live
hep ily together in Harmon's won-
dergil mch home. Paradise. Red-
stnr s the kin of the Red Brood of
horses owned y the master of the
ranch. In a, game HUNNE~
WELL’S store. VELANTRIE from
the Border wins LOLA SANCHEZ.
gfinm herself: as tstake ‘fror
man 0 m l o . e-
lantri‘s sends ‘ Lois box-no ‘10 her
father.
BELLE HAN'NON raises her hus-
band's friend. BOY E CLENDEN~
NING. to her dau liter and ex-
grosses her wish t at Val marry
oyce. -
an rides to the Mission for a visit
with her friend.- FATHER HIL—
LAIRE. John Hannon hears of an
ill word spoken against him by
DYXE ATTISON and he shoots Dyko
‘through the arm to teach him a
esson.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
Now Val dung on her horse,
caught the father's hand. stooped
impulsively and kissed it. then shook
it like s. man witha strong grip. and
looked up in his toes with crinkllng
about her handsome eyes that. made
them Woman-soft on the instant. no
matter how wild she had been with
sun, wind and speed a second boxers.
Always when Val dashed up like
this Father Hill-ire thought of an-
other wlld rider. but who. i cams
usually with the night on whose
name did not pass the Didi"! lips.
"Father door." said Vol. "how are
you,"
"Well. my daughter." he answered.
"and happy in my humble walks."
refine-h in
dark. Don't think we will
shadows were darkest.
“afraid of a. little dark?
and up they went. swiftly,
Jumped in her saddle, for
owl cried almost in her ear
waited and cried again,
still.
that the owl had voiced a.
north.
Never knew
"Then you've been getting some . w
more refugees." sold Val with con-
viction. "tor only when you sling
another load to your shoulder do you
speak like tint. And directly the
load is sky-high and ready to topple.
You're some :iugglsr. padre." she
added fondly. "to always keep in
under. How's Josephus?"
"Exesllsnt."
"And Maria and her baby?"
"Not so wsll. I’m sorry to say. The.
cough. it stays with her. and the
baby pulls her down and she grieve:
ever for the worthless one who left
her to face despair."
‘Val clicked s. pity-lug tongue and
turned in at the gate of the garden.
Bonifaoio. without being called
this time. some eagerly and took
Dawnllght. getting as a reward one
fleeting smile from the girl which
brought a sparkle to his dark taco.
for this Val Hannon was beloved
by those who knew her. high and
low alike. ‘ .
_. "I'll come back. father.” she said.
smiling. "but first I must go and see
Maria and Josephine. and the new
realms—for I know I'll find some.”
Father Hillaire waited patiently
!ons- long hour. while Val went
mush til-fishnets “.1790!!! ml
sot on'ths' sanded walks under the
wnsatchs. trees with M’s baby on
’her lap. and listened tc_tho ‘latesH t
this of strocifies‘ across the, Border
whence camotho nomrefugees. . ~-
At the end of that time she com
back ,to'hlm‘, csfi’y‘lh'g‘he’r'hdt in her
hand. ”doctorate table in the
shade and visited in that deep corn-
;muhibn Which ‘tttdnds Islands. ’
‘The' suannt down the heavens
and the wondrous colors come sitt-
ing out of Innuendo. and at last the
7 Vshs- who snd- was) .1,
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are-envenomed his: ,
flgblrkcsmeoutwitha
ALOUD. “AF'RAID OF A
DARK? GO 0N.‘f
horse that heaved his
withers over the brink with
Boss of Paradise.
heat and dust to rule.
thofencmhisheadhighon
away.
. ,Howsstogu
26o: to rias‘mxmty,
Long before they made Arroyo
Pecos it was dark. the soft warm
dark of the half-desert country.
Where the dim trail dipped down
the steep banks of the cut and the
Dawnlight
snorted and halted. to pound on the
brink with her sharp hoofs.
"What ails you?" said Val aloud.
Go on."
And the mare went, though with
deep breaths of suspicion that whis-
tled in the night. Down and across
all but on the levels again. when Val
thick bushes on her left—cried and
to be an-
swered far up the arroyo, and to be
Dawnllght raced away toward the
distant sanctuary of Paradise. and
the girl in her saddle never knew
nor that. an hour later. two men
rode out of Arroyo Pecos by differ-
ent ways, one. a huge. square figure
of a man on a swift and heavy horse,
toward the south. the other to the
that. had she been
below the rim of the cut. so that she
"WHAT AILS YOU?” SAID VAL
might look up against the stars. she
would have known the great red
power tor Redstsr the matchlas—
nor the man in his saddle to: the
CHAPTERVII,’
““l'heFonrthstSsntaLeandrs
FIIHE glorious Fourth came up
», peruse the range-land as all
Flourths should.‘ clear.
warm with sun and cool with‘a little
wind that would soon die and leave
.At Paradise a small tragedy had
been wanted. for Redcloud for the
dutflmeinhlsufohadbeenlettbe-
hindwhen the Red Brood Went away
torus. Aloneinhispsddocktheold
meet ran this way andtbat along
neck. his eager eyes straining into
the distance toward the, north, and
was where yesterday at dusk these
other flavored ones had been led
indeed; though in In-
other capacity. for Val Hannah's
heart was sore forum and she.
wish-her asthma.
oowpony
Dirk's saddle, to kiss her mother and
push Faults: laughing into a corner.
So presently she rode out of the
corral on Redcloud. her dark eyes
shining and with roses in her dusky
cheeks—and Dirk beside her rested
adoring eyes upon her.
As they turned away toward the
north Val turned in her saddle. halt-
ed. tor from far down in a stretch-
ing field there came. clear on the
morning nix-.141 keen and ringing call
—the whinri’ying cry of a horse to
his belo“ ” d Redstdr stood. a
spot at " ,_ on the green. his head
high, hirnpsn'ils blowing, his soft
eyes watching eagerly.
Then she went forth to the joy at
in ride at dawn, the visit to the town,
at that."
the dance and the races.
The girl's dark eyes were alight
with pleasure as she took in the bril-
liant crowds. and they crinkled joy-
ously when the Texas boy spied her
and came swinging gracetully up to
greet her with a hand at his hat-
brim. Dirk frowned. for all Para-
dise was jealous of its sovereign.
And she passed on to the corrals
where Briston stood to take the
horses. Rosy Porter and Perly
Jacks and Sii! O'Neil. all riders for
Paradise. crowded around her.
“Val." said-Perly. "how you goin'
to divide th' day? Who’s goin' to
walk about with you first?"
“Any way suits you, boys. Toss
jacks, I guess."
She was gay as an Indian herself
in her scarlet silk waist, black tie
and tan riding skirt, which some
outfit she would wear all day. and
she was happy as a lurk.
She encountered some few people
that she knew, a. girl from a. ranch
far north, several cowboys. and last-
ly Boyce Glendenning. handsome in
his heavy blond way and lazily in-
terested in her.
"Will you eat dinner with me.
Val?" he wanted to know abruptly,
standing before her in the beaten
dust of the trampled street—and
Perly flushed red beneath his golden
tan.
Val—their Val—eat dinner with
any one beside the bunch from Para-
and were
a desert
from the
warning.
miliation and s. cause for battle!
It was significant of Paradise that
not one puncher sought him a. girl.
that all would'attend in a body with
John Harmon's thughter in their
midst, proud of her beauty. alert to
every word or look—all. that was,
save Tom Briston. whose first. last
and only care was the five red horses
in his charge.
New Val looked Clendenning over
coolly and shook her head.
I ."No," she said. softening'her re-
,“ 5 Real with a smile. “I’ve got partners
five of them." ,
Dinner took an hour—and sumce
it to say in passing, that every one
from Paradise did it full justice.
Shortly alter the crowds began to
gravitate. as by common impulse. to-
ward the southern end of town
where the open plains came up
abruptly. where the corruls stood
and where the ”gases track” lay. This
was simply a. long level stretch. not
as one‘s palm and sbttvwith trodden
loam. the most, natural and ideal
track in the world. .
There was no fen about it and
the gay crowds strung out along its
estire‘length. It teil’to Sit! to look
out for Val, and never did man so-
cept honor more delightedly. m
was young and full of laughter, vain
as any O'Neil before him had ever
been. And they sauntered halfway
don the .‘treck, erased their young
necks for a good vantage for both
start and finish and sat down on the
naked earth as simply as the squaw
a rod beyond. ' '
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LITTLE
massive
ease and
bright.
his litted
awavens the beautiful creatures lay
down tocarthandminvpmjjoyot
the open. the light and their own
heepower analysed. ,
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dlse? It would be a sacrilege. e. hu- .
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