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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-01-31, Page 6.,.,....,., .��.. \\iVflhL s IPEUUHC Dy t1 RIiy ZtNCLAtR DRA4O AK JOSEPH 1+(161,. COPYRIGHT, {9109 el' N•W,A' SSRVICSr INC • B,1 GIN HERE TODAY , • Melody looked at the Big Boss for `Esteban, son of Jose Am raseadn, cotlfirmation of this order. .He nod - while riding with a party in an at- tack on the Double A ranch, is seri- ously wounded and carried to the horse of his enemy, Dirkeni. Acklin. Jose, clod his head end, turning to his own quarters, slammed the dour ''behind him. Blaze,. was e tt!n!C on the edge oi: while searching far :mi, son, is shot and killed ;rout ambush. Acklin and 1•Imsteban's bed when Melody and Mer - Buck Bodine have stolen the water cedes returned. supply from. the Basques of Paradise Melody's smile had t ese,e. its ac - Valley Mercedes, daughter of Jose, eustomed place. Blaze was quick to .• accuses Aeklin of the murder of her notice the change in him. father. Acklin denies the charge. The kid's goin' home all right," NOWiGel tld, WAIT STORY.entt the sorrel -topped one informed hint. Acklin rain down and went to his office. Esteban, forgetting his nurse's Through the open window Mercedes orders, sat up in bed. . him,,, Mel - called to :tlelodra and Maze. "Maybe you could dress "Will you tell the Senor," she said, ody went on, to Blaze. "I'll go down "that I ara golag to take my brother and see about a rig then." with me now?" So while Mercedes went to the win - Melody was back in a minute. • dow, Blaze got her brother ready for "The Big Boss says he can't be the trip home. taken cut," he reported in a crest- ,aI ought to ask your forgiveness," fallen mariner. Esteban said sincerely. Estehan's eyes flashed. Some of "You?" Mercedes caught a hint of Mercedes' old fire came back to her. mystery in her brother's voice. She "What has he to do with it?" she looked at Blaze. He got to his feet. demanded. "I take him when I want "Better• forget it," he mumbled. to' I will tell him so!" "Don't amount to anything." She found Acklin in his office. Blaze stuck his hear, out of the win - A hard look came into the eyes of dow, trying to locate Melody, as Este-, asked sharply. the feudal lord: '`You can't take him! ban told his sister what had happened "Please," Mercedes begged. "Don't Don't you know that if I turned hint at the Chimney. make another scene." over to the sheriff, he would go to the "You tried to kill him! He did not "Anything to get away," replied ,,pen for last night's work?" shoot back? Madre de Dios!" she Esteban. 1 •I am not _afraid!" Her voice was cried. "And I called hint a spy!" "When I drove up with the rig, Ack defiant. "If niy brother go to, jail, Blaze came toward her quickly as lin called me in and told me I should, Tou go, too. Not to jail, Senor; to he heard her little gasp. go. If you'll give me a hand we'll the hangman!" "That's all right, little girl. Yon _get started." "What are you getting at?" Acklin folks don't owe me anything. You were erietl. pretty excited when I met you this CHAPTER XVI. "You know very well what I am morning—your father and—" getting at, you beast! My father was "Father?" Esteban's face went THE PASSING OF OLD, IRONS.DES. !killed last night; shot dead; while he was riding here!" Acklin's face blanched. "I had nothing to do with it, do bey demanded again. "Has he been ou hear?" His voice rose with a hurt—Milled? Did somebody get 4s he sarr au expression of latenee fear creep overthe girl's .face, Romero- and Sah"ator had recog- nlzed the Doublo A man, They drew near, and still 1'tleze• made no move. Iettt wondered why he didnot draw. Romero had his Oa - gun ready for action, "Drop that shootin'-iro)t. quick!" Kent commanded. It was said to qutetiy that not a whisper reached those beside the grave. But ' Ronaet'o heard and obey ed. Tuscarora was hot tooling! Savo for -Mercedes, no one in the •crowd had been. conscious. of their wove - meats. "Why does he'come here?" Rornero questioned savagely. "He's a sneak for the Double ;A," Salvater chokes). Kildare's blood leaped. "I'll take that from no bosco!" he eried. strength. Against his will he was forced down to the bed. "For the love of Pete! . What's the matter?" the happy-go-lucky poet dee mended. "Matter? My father's been killed! Killed! Some one in this outfit did it, too!" "You don't think we would do a rotten thing like that, do you?" Blaze Ile used the core -man's terns of con- tempt for the Basque, with a shade or .empb psis that meant deadly insult. "Kildare was tending to his own business)" Tuscarora stated loud en- ough for all to hear. "These boys butted in on him—tried to jump him. We won't have any rumpus." CHAPTER XVII FRIENDS TO THE RESCUE. Long after the mourners had dis- persed, Kildare and Tuscarora sat in their saddles at the gate of the ceme- tery. Tuscarora had swung his horse around, and was staring intently at the rise back of the cemetery down which. Blaze had come. Kildare saw immediately the cause of the little man's interest. Silhouetted against the sky were six horsemen. As the two of them watched, the riders separated. One went north, and the others dashed away to the east. Kent whirled on Blaze. "Is that your bunch?" be demanded. "I came alone," the Double A man •ealize the insinu- white. Blaze could have cut off his tongue for his slip. "What's that about father?" the nasty threat. "I don't shoot from ambush." The sound of their load talking had reached Melody, who had tame down- stairs on an alleged errand. Mercedes saw him. `"Senor Acklin t, changed his ieind," she stated. him?" His voice rose to a scream as he tried to get to his feet. With a cry, Mercede's head dropped to the edge of the bed. In, spite of Kildare's pleading, she broke down and wept bitterly. A shadow crossed He boy's face, e undeestood. "Will yea get my brother ready?" 1 laildara 4urred to ierce.des. As The day of Jose's funeral dawne bright and clear. Little dustcloud rose in a hundred places from th d s e TORONTO Blaze did so, Esteban managed to get; WHEN Q� '� 'iT�lto his feet by clutching' a belpest. Eat and Sleep at SCHOLES HOTEL Cafeteria and Short Order Service LONGE ST., Opposite Eaton's Hotel Rates: $i Per Day and Up. shot back, quick to m ation. "I think I recognize the big fellow ahead!" "Yeh?" "Bodine! Let's find out what they've got on their mind!" "You said it, son. I don't fancy desert roads, as the widely scattered this Mr. Bodine even a little bit,' __ ------ - — -- To avoid seeming to trail the mys- terious riders, Blaze and Kent chose rather to intercept them by following the road Mercedes had taken. She and Basilio had left with Ohl Peter, the head of the Bengoa clan of Kings River. The gray-haired Basque was an uncle to them by marriage. (To be continued) Electrical Survey Planned Arrangements are now being nlad'e b,; Windsor Mines with the Schlum- berger Prospecting Company to carry out a survey of their property near LaSarre Station, Quebec. Ore bodies have been opened up parallel to a dyke which cuts northwest through the property. The latest find is said to be a massive sulphide vein with a - width of five feet. It is said to show i r 19.08 per cent. copper. On the nomth of the .dyke there is strong stringer 4 �••- :.., mineralization for a length of G00 assay up to 10 per cent. copper. ���is unquestionably• is the finest green tea 'Fresh, from the gardens' A good rule for autoists is to drive as if their own family were in the other oar. Fie* Caddie --"What's your bloke like?" Second Caddie—"Left-'anded, and keeps 'is change in 'is right -'and pocket." Melody came in just then and caug.'-j the boy as he tottered. - Esteban straggled to free himself from Melody's arms. "Don't touch me!" he cried. 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Asimirin la a Trademark Registered in wads 1 seer 41, Esteban struggled to free Himself feet,with widths of 5% feet, said to from Melody's arms. "Don't toted mel" the youth cried. the alleged automobile, for all its lack of paint and its unconcealed vitals, was, like its owner, thoroughly effi- cient. The man was Brand, coaling all the way from Winnmucca. Acklin was proving, at that moment, his keen interest in Jose's passing. ed," said - Sir William Arbuthnot Lane. He was in his office, and Morrow and "My own opinion is that it has an Kildare were with him. The lattee's excellent effect on the system, toning face wore a sullen loot. I up the digestive organs in the same Acklin was saying: 'People in gen , way that a cold bath stimulates the eral don't know you, Kildare. That s I skin. why I want you to go. You can drop As a nation we should be much be at the church,or mix in with the healthier if we drank four tumblers crowd at the cemetery." I of water every morning before break - Blaze nodded his head a little and fast• "Americans drink much more water pulled his hat lower overchis eyes.1 than we do, but the good effects which. riHe had beena carbehindefully Acklin's de a might be obtained are counteracted by , Hefle reachedastood pickedeIt desk, their excessive meat eating.. The Eng - r over and it upend lisle find water-clrinking more difficult broke it open. It was au. almost new , owing to the colder climate." automatic. He threw a 'shell out of th chamber, "Theo you deny," said the magis- trate, "that you were rude to the Po' Newman when he asked to see your; license?" "Certainly, sir," replied the motorist, "All I said was that from what I could see of him I was sure his- wife . would be happier as a widow." Drink and :Keep . Fit Says Doctor! London. ---"We may now drink iced water with no fear of the conse- quences. The fallacy that it is bad for the digestion is definitely explod- ochamer. "I recko:: I'd better take this," he Minard's Liniment prevents Flu. murmured off -handedly. "The old irony "S't know �rhethcr to accept don you gave, me when I came bucks about every second shot, This is a real this testimonial oe not," mused the rifle; brand new, too." hair restorer man. "What's the mate, "No, don't take any gun," Cash ter with it?" demanded the advertis- drawled. "Ain't you still got that ing manager. "Well," explained the hat trick if anybody jumps you?" boss, "the man writes: "I used to "That's right. Kildare," Acklin have three bald spots an the top of went on. "I'm sending you because my head, but since using a bottle of I particularly don't want a fight. You your hair restorer I have only one." had better get started. Blaze had palmed one of the shells from Acklin's gun; and he compared it, as some as he got away, with the one he had found on the rocks. 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