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THE
:ee Mystery
A Thrilling Story of the Old West
BY MTIBBAY LEINSTER'
BEGIN HERE' TODAY
The stage running into Moleville
is. held .tip and robbed of a imine pay-
roll by SONNY HOLMAN.
Holman has a habit ofrobbingthe
pay rolls of the Aztec mine.. He ex-
plains it by saying'' that he is the.
real iownet of the thine and that
what he cannot win through the
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wagons come along here 'every mein-,
in'. 'Mexican drivers. Moleville is
six miles back, an' the last three
miles ave all in the hills where there
ain't anybody lookin'. The drivers
they kinda pick -over their loads that
'three mile stretch. They've got hear
an hoar. An' when they get; here they
just fling a li'1 sack of high grade
courts he will take at .the' point of nightfall, why, frien' Garcia he,
his gun.'— comes along- with. a wagon 'an' :picks,
The: stage , proceeds toward Mole- it up „
ville again, bearing the two wounded „gym „ said the sheriff :grimly.
"Sweet an' pretty, an' very_simple
But why didn't sonsebody tell?"
Sonny :dis'mounted and tapped
his mount's "knees with the flat of
his hand. Gunpowder obediently
lay down and was still.
"I met a' Mexican," said Sonny
abstractedly_ from the ground, "ren-
nin' for.the Border like a bat -out of
hell. I made him talk, knowin' he'd
been workin' at the mine. He'd told
Tilford, hopin' 'for a reward. An'
Tiflord tont him to keep his , mouth
shut. That- night three of Garcia's
men oome , an' pumped lead at him
through a window. I let hid keep
movin' for the border. He kinda
needed to' lose himself."
"I see" . said the sheriff rent'
"Garcia, he's got him some .Spigeoty
gunmen. •Ore wagon drivers' get a
1i'1 pay for helpin' steal pre. an' get
shot if they don't or if they tell.
That's all right as long as they go
to Tilford. They don't conte to me
because no Mex wants to go foolin'
around officers of the law. They
generally got sotnethin' on their
consciences. That.' it, Sonny?" <
ore over the edge of the road. Come
guards, TILB.ORD, manager of the
mine, and a girl passenger who'later:
teveals herself as JANET LAURIER
owner of the Aztec. Janet hunt's up
the sheriff and offers a reward of
$3,000 for Iiohnan's :capture.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
She went down in -the mine that.
afternoon, which was perhaps why
she did not see the sheriff ride out
of. town. He went out about dusk,
when even the dust seemed merely a
choking nuisance and not a scorch-
ing abomination, and the few cotton-
woods in the town were beginning
to add a slightly greeny smell to the
generally horsey aroma of Moleville.
The sheriff's rifle -ewes in his sad,
dle holster and six-guns were on
either hip, but that was his usual
way of travelling. He rode steadily
until darkness . enveloped him, and
then turned on his trail and doubled
back on the route he had followed.
He rode swiftly when he doubled
back, but no one had been trailing
him. He saw no signs of having
been observed. Satisfied, he swerv-
ed from the trail and set off for the
foothills at an easy lope. "That's it," Sonny agreed. He
It was more than an hour before paused. "Now suppose a Mex went
he reached them,. and darkness was to lSliss Laurier?"
complete, but the stars shone down •"She'd tell Tilford," said the slier -
brightly, and as he rode into a cleft iff briefly.
among the first hillocks of the. "I kincla wish," said Sonny slow,
mountain chain, a glow, as of a lv, "that she hadn't come here.
cigarette, arose from the earth, Tilford playin' snoops with Garcia—
swung on horseback, and spurred to- an' 'Gatoil, he's run-off with a coup
ward hits. la Mexcan girls."
eerwdv," said the sheriff comfort- He said nothing mare. But the
ably. "I figured yah'cl be here." sheriff made a sudden angry move -
"What's the news?" drawled the trent toward his gun.'
other, drawing alongside. Then the crunching sound of wa-
"Ono item o' news," said the gen wheels was heard." Carte from
sheriff detachedly, "is that I don't a distance. rapidly growing nearer.
know tvho y'ilre, Sonny. I ain't got With them was the sound of many
any idea at all who you might be. I horses. Suddenly the noises were
reg'n you must be that feller John near indeed and against the star
Doe I bear so many warrants is out studded space before the pair in
for. Because, bein' the majesty of wait a rider was silhouetted. Then
the law in person, if I WAS to cane another. The first of the riders
across Sonny Holman I'd have to ar- rlunged down the embankment of
rest him an' collect a reward of a the road and vanished. Others fol-
thousan' dollars Miss Laurier's put lowed. And then a bulky, heavy ore
up for him:' wagon appeared. There were mules
"Doggone!" drawled Sonny. hitched to it, and its bulk was clear-
"That's right nervy of her, it is. ly outlined against the sky, pricked
But it an't just exac•iy honest, takiti' out by the tiny stars and blue vel -
money from my mine to -pay a re- vet heaven against which they twink
ward for catchin' one." • leer,
The sheriff chuckled. "Sonny-- There Was laughter and sibilant
he began. "No, Mistuh Doe. Kis- talk in Spanish. Figures began to
tuh John Doe, suh, when yuh seen as ascend to the road again, on foot,
many women as I have, an' looked in bearing burdens in their arms which
as atany six-guns as I have, yuh'll they heaved into the waiting wagon.
have more respec''for. beth kinds of "This here," drawled Sonny softly
artillery. Of the two, though, the "is about as much nerve as anybody
ladies are a lot more devastatin', livin' ever showed. ` I wouldn't like
Where do we go now, Sonny?" so much to have Garcia's disposition,
but I sure would admire to own his
Little box canyon over thataway,"
gall,.
said Sonny, waving his hand to -The sheriff worked his rifle sil
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THURS., APRIL 14, 1932
.45 this tide, and the scattering
flickers of answering fixe.
f'Sonny, Holman," 'grunted. tete
first Circle Bar rider. "Dawggonel
Sonny set up a' wild yelling, de-
signed to carry all the way to the
ranch -house, "White folks! Com-
b -II Trouble on niy heels!" he yel-
led. His gun boomed again and a;
„gam -
"When Sonny hollers like that,"
said the second. rider briefly, "he
ain't runn1' from the sheriff. • We
mix in." They swooped alongside.,
gums out, the starlight glinting on
their muzzles.
Sonny covered them and swung
his" muzzle away., "Garcia's gang,"
panted Sonny. "Plugged the sher
iff. Grab him an' get him to the
ranch -house while I wade into them
coyotes back there."
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Won! He fired .behind him, into
the bunched riders who rode yelling
in his wake,, Two other, guns in-
stantly took up the fusilade, and
while one .single-action Colt may not
db overmuch damage by starlight,
from the back of 'a pliit1ging horse,
and at a target •trade indefinite 'by
distance, three , axaetly similar Colts
sending Stabs of orange Elaine from "Probably °poll through," • said ther. "Vagnerors from across the
their muzzles are a different prod Thompson. "It's going to take border, I reg'n, lookin" for better
position entirely. The yelling. from him a good long' time, though., pay this side. Or maybe dodgin'
behind changed in timbre. From ex- He opened a door and nodded with- trouble on the other side,"
ultationand threat, it rose to raga. in. Sonny went into the shadowed The lights of the little town ap-
stillness for; a while. He came out, eared and he locked up at the
The three riders went streaking p
for the ranch -&lose. Neither •Circle lookng grim.' "119:,y fault," he observ- stars and dismounted. He eased
Bar man made anymovement to re -
If"1 shoulda played a lone hand. Gunpowder's girth and squated down
If I can call off—Em!" on the ground, Watching until nearT
lieve Sonny of the limp figureGun,'g y
Powder carried as an extra burden, He ate in silence, frowning. midnight, He smoked innumerable
He demanded it, twice, but the rifles Thompson - watched him. Sonny cigarettes and perhaps Ioneliness
behind were still too many and too
looked out of the window at the assailed hint. The sounds of ;the
close to risk the stop or slackening
light from time to thee: When he town were clear. There was tinny
of .speed the chlor a would a cess:- had tucked away. the fast biscuit music from the Roaring Zephyr, made
and drunk the last cup of coffee he thin and pale by the distance and the
fate. And besides, there was tzar- said suddenly, "Gunpowder all set silence •outside. There were occa-
ti"ular sense in Sonny cont ittina' fcr a RI pasear?" " sional shootings and' once a burst
suicide by riding into the mobback
there. "War ing ,for you," admitted .of hilarious yelling. And from the
Thompson. "What are you going Mexican section—Moleville boasted
He wee half raving and half sob- to cio?" no more than five or six hundred
bine when they thut•,`ered into the "Go en' see Miss Laurier," said people in all, but after true border
ranch house enrral and the bunk- Sonny briefly. "We're both kinda fashion the race lines were sharp as
hire wee eventing brill clothed eater -for as dwellings went there was
interested in roundin' up those ore.
brvs whn night hrvo forgotten thieves. Yuh know I object strenu, the sound of much festivity. A wed
shirts and even chaps but never six- ous to anybody robbin' the Aztec but ding dance was in progress there
gun` me. Maybe me an' Miss Laurier and the music ,carried much better
"pat»n vele!" Soupy Wanted. "T might get to work together." and with a more authentic note of
conlda eve—some of 'nil Pd. ha' "You're crazy!" said Thompson. gayety than the dancehall tunes.
made 'em +alta! Get the se,,,,ter tn" "Probably," admitted Sonny Sonny may have been lonely. He
sidv an' 0" n b;111. OUG''•1 He ain't ''Prob'ly I am. But I might be able surely thought of many things not
sn'kn in 'three miles. He utay be to get her to lay off me until I set- usual in an outlaw with a price of
dead." tle with Garica. It'd help a lot." a thousand dolIatr on his head. But
But he tarried out his own orders He stood up enol rolled a reflective at midnight he mounted and rode in -
himself. The sheriff was breathing cigarette. Ire smoked it, maturing to the town. He did not ride fur -
hilt little stere. Sonny swore pant- plane rind developing a line of argu- tively—,that would leave been ern-
dngly. "I'm gain' for the docs' he ment. Then he slipped •tut of the spicuous, He rode quietly up ,147
raged. "You fellers scatter an' pick
like a log,.
die slept through till slmrise. He
slept through' until noon, when an
impromptu committee wt's -:hanging
about the Circle Bar ranch -house and
receiving no information whatever
frorn_the ranch ]lands. He slept, in
fact, until five o'clock or later. Then
he rolled out'of his bunk with a
jerk, feeling' for his gun suspiciously,
Thompson blinked front the . ellair
in which he had been; napping. "I
hoped you'd sleep longer,' he observ-
ed. "Most' of the Moleville crowd the ranch . he was not - followed. . Here, In brief, are the changes in
Thompson had seen to that. So he the feder'al taxation. by which it is
rode direct for Moleville as his mind hoped to: increase. the revenue acern-
revolved many schemes. He let ing to the. public treasury by some
Gunpowder• ypiek the way. and was '855,000,000:. •
only vividly aware' of fit sui'ra'und- Sales tax increased from four to
inge once, when Gunpowder stopped six per _cent, with ice cream, cereal
short. Sonny had" trained the big foods, processed milk and other it-
stallion well,. :Gunpowder stood lik) ems previously exempt,, now to be
a statue while a cloudy dark mass taxed. Tax effective at once.
drifted past to the pounding of hoofs Excise tax on all goods imported
and the noise of murmured talk. It into Canada increased from one to
was impossible to do Moro than guess three per •cent.
at - the number of riders.' In the . Exemptions on personal income
darknees they were a mere blur, bet tax reduced from 53,000 far married
from the jangling of :their saddles persons to $2,400 from $1,600 for
and the tone of their voices Sonny 'single persons to J1,200. Twenty
muttered, "Mexicans," from force of per cent. reduction now allowed from
habit. Then be classified thorn fur- tax payable under established sched-
ule
ched
ule of rates discontinued. Exemp-
rangli-house. A. few: men still lin- the mine enclosure and dismounted.
gered about the ranch but they were Iia whispered in Gunpawdei's ear, A
mostly hangers-on from curiosity. whistle, would • bring' the ebig black
Few' believed that Sonny was still at
the ranch -house where the rumor—
started in Mexican quarters—said he
brad. taken refuge with the sheriff.
And those who still remained at' the
ranch were: being entertained by ex-
cessive-y l ospitahlc hosts tat the OUTSTANDING CHANGES ..
bankheuse.
IN FEDERAL TAXATION
When,Sonnystarted away from
horse crashing' through anything to
his side. And then Sonny slipped
away into the darkness.
(To he continued)
has gone home. Get up and take a
look at' the sheriff and I'll feed you."
Sonny rail his tingers through.
his hair, frowning. "How come I
step' so' long?" he -demanded.
"Laudanum in .that' drink we
gave you,".said Thompson, and
grinned. "The doctor didn't want
any more sick men ' oh his hands.'
He doped you to keep the peace.
You'd better hang around here until
dark.,,
Sonny ednsidered, and shrugged
his shoulders. "All right," he con-
ceded, "I got me a: better idea than
scrappin,' anyways. How's the sher-
iff?"
her-iff?"
' TIME TABLE
'Trains will arrive at and depart from
Clinton as 'follows:
Buffalo and Goderich Div.
Going East, depart°6.58 a.m
Going East depart ' 3.05 p.m.
'Going West, depart 11.55 ,.m.
44 41" 9.44 pan..
London, Huron '& Bruce.:
Going South 3.08' p.m.
',Going North 11.58 .e ni,
give the direction:"When I got wetly loose from its sheath. He step -
next to this li'l trick, sheriff, 1 •ped forward. "Man's upl" he bark•
swear I was tempted to horn in on ed. "or I'l blow holes in the lot of
it. It'd be so chimed easy to stick yuh!" '
up those fellers an' drive away with Sonny chew his own gun and
a load 0' high grade! But like my stood ready, wasting' for surrender
great -grand -uncle nee removed used or acceptance of the challenge. The
to remark, a fat poke ain't any good answer came swiftly. One shot —
to a•yaller dawg. I didn't do it, sher• two—and then the little traplike
iff, an' I'm feelinr' virtuous." cangen in 'the hills seemed to. be
u
n
k
e
no
m
up some of Garcia's gang. We tried
t' stick up the bunch an' they Burn'
near wiped up the earth with us."
He started for tate door. Thomp-
son, the owner of the Cirele Bar,
stopped hint. "What's this, Sonny?"
he asked curtly.
"I'an goin' for the doctor," snap-
ped Sonny. "The sheriff an' rte, we
was tryin' to get them ore thieves
en—" He stared into suddenly dub-
ious faces. Ile went deathly pale and
his hand dropped to his gun. "Easy,
Thompson," he said in a sudden
deadly calm. "I said I was goin' for
the doctor. Get outcr'my way!"
Hand to his hip, he walked for
the door, He went out. A mo-
ment later the scutryng of 'Gun.
pcwdees hoofs sounded. They whirl-
ed away and were gone. Thompson
fingered his ,chin uncertainly.
The sheriff's eyes flickered open.
They found Thompson. "Tull—yuh
go plumb to hell, Thompson," said
the sheriff wealth". "Don't yrlh know
Scnny yet?" His eyes closed once
mere and he was still.
It was two hours before Sonny
gat back, sweat stained and hag-
gard. Two shots heralded bis , ar-
rival
He led the Way while darkness spouting flames from 'every stone
deepened gradualy land blotted out and rock.
all their surroundings. At last, in- ' Two cowboys riding night herd
stead of dull black ramparts before on the Circle Bar heard the shoot -
them shutting out the sky. an open- •ing first. It was a long way off.
ing appeared ahead and they gazed but coming nearer. One gun pap-
as if over the. edge of the world into ped in the distance, unmistakably, a
star studded space, black powder. 45.. It was answered.
"Here's the stage road," said Son- by a rattle of slots that were light-
ny in a lowered tone. "The ore er in caliber but that had the ven-
omous ring of rifles. -liar away and
' thin from the distance, the sound
•
THE McICILLOP MUTUAL had travelled,, there was a yell, and
Fire Insurance Company ' then mere shooting.
Ilead Office, Seaforth, Ont. Silence for a while., Then the
President, 3. Bennewies, Brodhag• popping '.45 began again, to be in -
en, 'vice-president, James Connolly, terrupted in its i:hird shot. by the
Goderich. Sec, -treasurer, D. F. Mc- same wolf pack: harking of rifles,
Gregor,' Seaforth. • . It was nearer this time. 'The die.
.,Directors; Thomas Moylan, R. R. tant, muted thudding of horse's
No, 5, Seaforth; James Shouidtce, hoofs could be felt, 'rather than
Walton.; - Wm. Knox, Londesbore; heard' in the cool stillness of the
Robt. Perris, Blyth; john Pepper,, starlight night. "
"What 'the hell?": de:nirnded ,one
cowboy of another,
The answer to that was action.
They 'l'odc taarTdy;, of mune, Co
head off. an citipt!on of shooting
men. into the hent they guarded.
Cattle are hidhsttitng eroatnres of-,
ter dark, and neither of, the .Circle
'Bar riders longed .for the job of try'`
ing to get a statnjtocled and scatter-
ed herd together' again. But, mainly
they rode because there was shoot -
lime' and it is the instinct of man tc
Erucefield; A. Broadfoot, Seaforth;
G. R. McCartney, Seaforth.
Agents: W. J. Yeo R.R. No. 3,
Clinton; Jelin Murray,• Seaforth;
James Watt, Blyth; Ed. Pinchleyl
Seaforth.
Any money to be paid may be paid
to the Royal Bank. Clinton; Batik of
Commerce, Seaforth, or at Calvin
Cuti's Grocery, Goderich.
Parties desiring to effect insur-
ance or transact other business will
•be 'promptly attended to on ,applica
tion to any ofe.- above officers
"Doe's on the way," he reported.
"Some of Garcia's fellers' still hang -
in' around. One of 'ern plugged at
inc as I. conte ridin'. Thompson, yuh,
send a gang t' meet the doe. Hear?"
Thompson nodded.
A joyous posse erode to meet the
doctor, coming on a slower horse
than Gunpowder. They returned
disheartened because no one had
tried to bar the way. Sonny hung
yelled anxiously while the first
rough. bandages were"removed and
replaced,
"I'll be able to tell in the morn-
ing." said the doctor, and yawned,
having lost half a night's sleep.
"But Sonny, there's a' thousand 'dol-
lar reward outefor you. You're nick')
ed up scone' with bullets. Let me fiX
you up and you hike off. A11 of
Moleville will be out here by day-
break in hopes of getting that thous-
and,"
Sonny's teeth shut with a click.
"I'm goin' to stay an' argue with
'est," he said grimly. "There's folks
that's goin' to say the sheriff was
cropped,, goin' out with a holdup man
to catch ore thieves, An'," be,fin-
ished stubbornly, "I'm goin' to con.)
vont then; that has such ideas!"
Thompson frowned. Then his.
face cleared again. ,"Crazy fool," he
chided amiably. • "Doctor, fix him tin
a drink. He's hall out of his head,
I've Rot enough inert here_ to stand
of:f the comity anyhow. Let him
east until he finds out about the
sbeeifif."
Tie went into the next room with
the doctor, saying something in'a
whisper, while Sonny itetecl . rest,
lessly at the bed on which the sher
th b ff iff lay motionless. , They came .back
oddressed to their respective post or- with :a'stiff drink in .a tumbler. Son
,fices. Losses inspected by the diree- hunt up trouble and get into it. by drank it,
tor who lives neareat the scone. They saw the yellow flash of the In ten minutes he was sleeping
tion for each dependent remains at
$500. New schedules effective on
1931 incomes,
Five per cent. surtax unposed' on
income tax payable by persons and
corporation earning more than 55,-
000 per annum. •
Corporation tax increased from 10
to 11 per cent. Provisions relating
to family emetorations repeal'ed'.
On checks, money 'orders, promis-
sory notes, bills of exchange, etc.,
over $5, rate of tax raised: from two
to three cents up to 5100; six cent's
over $100.
Five -cent -tax imposed on all tele-
grams, cables and radio messages
and all long-distance calls. Operat-
ing company to pay tax to treasury
and is allowed to charge same to
sender of niessage or call.
Ten per •cent. tax on cost of sleep-
ing -car berths, with a minimum of
25 cents, and 10 cents en chair -car
tickets.
Special taxes on checks, messages,
tickets, etc., become effective May
2, 1932..
No charge in customs tariff be-
cause of imminence of impee:•dal ec-
anomia conference.
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