E21 rcj'fwt MV ill I MM! TANGLED TRAILS T.it Mrr.iNS the nreiiY t, i M.,u.i..l.ktti la t-Irh ami ruth Ai lf l rp "3ewn t pica of a f Irl i'jV.T'i culm eti him' and kicks out MIL, H. l'rr",.V CK : cum. "Kan who y Cunnlnaham ewci i mm a man " share en MA X. ft r .i,V. no a, ruiinaaaxirijii ",."? ..r - W.-H.I jie Off, A-rldl nf flrl. who Lane. IreuR cowboy. wim nu two ham. wh' dmml te knewlh name "J'.i Vu h. rn( in hi uncle a rLVin-eni r. H"15 the """ rhlnroferme d, KSViTind ded. On a tnlile lit at1e. "Affl en en Wild lle.e. l takta J? aid fink" M eacape by the nre It ana r;"," .im,b reeerter. V ap. euv.. .. '.".: 'IT.. tJ-.n, i'wa. Cunnlnsiiam'i .tapaneae valet. JliiBMafi. addlmt a new aanaatlen. Uetli rlil and Wild Hene ST?.1 thi Jnautal. MS a woman wheM Vnoteraph, alg-nad J.4 a.vvM.. j..j man. 1-nrttn. PtlVIlH. 'V V"" "."."- .T.LV ' .1. lit thA dead mana room ffliiif en MJI; .-r;- i. rrKan inr inn muruer. or inn muruer. Din TlrtflA veea te .05 III two ceuilii". " reMi- aim man na-u two. ; -inham' neartment the Ouiitilnaham'ii .partmeni ZZU, n the murder. Jack ami ,amM of thf murdered CWininann".. ..v... -"h valley te 16nk Si a cm H ',nd'' everal.. Includlna n w.ii'i.j ....hi.r. whri had a. bluer .r.talnet old runnfeaham. Th S-Tilvaee had been committed by left ntti rereen. Pack, In Denver, with J.,1 s.n'iern. fellow cewfiuncher. ' lane dlfceM-re that Olann had roomed ?. .r hla u'Kle nrartment th? nlaht nf ika murder, in ueae. upny or iiw .lap Kiel Mho ill'anpearad la nl.-e found. Mtanalill- Miliwbla iaper connected with thi r"10 dl.tappcara from James Cimnlnrhf.'n'n crflce. .tM IIBnK IT CONTINCKS CHAPTKIt XXII "Are Yeu With Me or Aalnt Mc?" MISS rilYLMS HARRIMAX had breakfast earlier than unual. Her tmurlant diup-dibck imir uea ucqn tirelMil and the was debating the im Mrtint quitlen as te what jewn (die Swear. The burinc.s e!hfr life .a t malie an eiTectlve carnal appeal. nd she had a very sure ene of hew te iccempHfh this, i mew entered with a card, at which Miw Harriman glanced Indolently. A imile twitched at the corners of her mouth, but II was net wholly one of amufcment. In the dark eyra a hint of .mnturn narked. Her pulses beat 'with a little plow of triumph. Fer this TOUflg woman woiei rue unrn fuqucuvff. She could no mere resht nllurlne an at tractive man und plavlnc with hint te Mi ub.equent mental dUcomfert than .he could refrain from brirlge drives and dinner dances. Thla Wild Sinn from Wveminp. fe strong of htrldn. se quietly . competent, whose panlenic Blance huu laacu n'i i" c" ".... fc'. ". ,v ..vv...tf, was a foeman werthv of Bcr weapons "Geed cracieus! he murmured. "docs he usually call In the middle of the night. I wonder.' And does he really eipeet tne te fop him new'V" The maid waited. She hnd Inns nce rttiCevercrl that MNs Phyllis did net always tcsulnle her notions by hri words. "TaJce him Inte the red room nnd tell l.lrn I'll he down in a minute," Mica Harriman decided. After which there wan swift action In the lady's boudoir. The bed room was warcclr mere than a cMy alcove set off the main reception room, but It had a note of; wnrmth, of friendly and seductive intimacy, its walls whlsnercd of tctc-n-tctes. the .euthien hlnled at interesting secret they were forever tJcharrcd from telling. In short, when Miss Harriman was .nment. It fccrucd. no less than the fletbet, she were, nn expression of her personality. After a very few minutes Miss rb.Tllin aivniereu into me room una gave ner hand te the man who rose at her en trance. She. was simply but expensively Kewqed. Ilcr smile was warm for Klrb.v. It told him. with a touch of shv reluctance, that be was (be one man In the, world she would rather meet just new. He did net lsnew that It would hie carried the same messasa te any oneof half a dozen men. "I'm se clad von rainn tn w me." he ssfd. ju.t as though she wcre in thj habit of receiving young men at eliren In the. morning. "Of course, I want te Knew jeu better. James thinks se much of you." "And Jack." added T.ane, smilingly. "Oh .fib. JenV- inn ' ..lit ..al.l .. liuebed 'outright' when their eyes rnft. ..v.., ;iai.n, tut, CUU DHIU. UI1U "Of the right sort. I'm sure he would He found himself the object of a piquant, amused scrutiny under her long lafhes. It came te him thet this Paris- (Sewned. leng-llmbcd young sylph was mere thnn willing te let him become iintrlgued by her charms. Hut Klrby ' i e. ''"'!. ?nf cnllc(1 fc0 carly in the lav te fnll in love. .klnfi"10 ,0 "I? rnu' M,ss Harriman, about th,. ruse." br, snld. "My geed ame ,s invehed. I must clear it. I want ou le helpmc." In wa.7 a .PU,S,Q of "cllcraent flutter in her tbieat. It seemed te him thut lu1 ls 5r?,v l"ter. as though eetne shadow of dread had fallen ever thein! The prorecathc smile vanished. ,Hew can I help you?" she asked. tlens i" W0U ansv''CI" R fPW ques- hidni ?urstns?" ,AU t"e settness m R. nc fl'em nPl' v0 ce- It had be rae tense nnd sharp. 10rJiiH.l "a "ncle. Yeu ....-.., unp3. ADOUt .VOU anrl mr were engaged te him, were jeu net?1 "Yes. Jute.iraw,,t 1"y :1,'!nnp brtwwn a i ' "!1S there? eiei- Thr.5 "Wrcbciisieii filled her 2.-,.-h ' " utely. she banished -v-. .. vav , npr nj(, nl)t, te rlrK-m"01, thn"h ' Muitc fall &n1." S rfln concern 50U- Mr- 'J,!1 den,'t wnnt distress veu," he' ?Weemb. "Just new h, , si,, i ine I ,u"V J0" n ,,r",',l one. Hclleve ne. I den t want te hurt jeu." ceuid? s' i,r.m r,,,re cu ,le,, Ye" iMnW. ,r.,,.lSri,.U h0-l,c rtrpndf.il te n her . l',r ' V ' ,hcre XU1S a Utlle nlcll n ner threat ns the volce broke "Let's Wk of sempthlug mere cheerful. J want te feigel it nil." le U.i7 P.' ?" 'I"' . W',n11 wtle VUlt , " S,P""- '"''lat's why I 3!.. .?"" ". H .'.'"' a few things te. -U. " ll II M ..-.un ll,J mind." rm; I fi,,t Knew fllllthlllf- nlunt i UUI 1 n Si nil W'l,,,' . i. "i i tO'iie ti ivA-.n '' ."itiiiiu .Mill' B!lSC" ,l"1 T0" laf,t ""' my uncle ay befure- " uuernnnu ine iAet1terms,lCtl f'm h,n' en ,,,e "Of ceurfc." fasten.,! , '.' '."" '.'" aa steadily .!".-'-' ':" i i it tirne "Tlinl'u (l.e !,.. pa . .... , , .. IW leni SW'tfiK! HI .'"i ssiiv II 111 .lint vnn .,.,t ,,. rl.c ., d "f,f,d nor "! t Pt into I pace an escai.lng fP(lr, 0r h "' i ,', '. ! .pJJlU;L0."" Ml heavily te her Ian ' in h i l'"y "leCiMfreiJ that (he Ua .? rt UK,m lm'1 b'"'"c "hrce f Jack ;uu..lngham was standing in th?f0er- inalv Cfe ,!wh',' " T.i uane accua- it hera?" h. .1. ' j-V'."" "" uu in ' up. an-ll"" ?."j? .if"11 ftlfbv tahe. l,"L,,I",i1r. ir' rnuua te 3K i m Mire jack's very fend of me. can t help showing it occasionally." Jack s impulsive," she explulncd. "But he's linietmhle In Influpnen " 17. w-i" w"ute meru , U I say thai, ahn and ou wer In the rooms of Uncle James at 0:50 the etching he was hilled "A ttirteii. What bithlnefH have jeu te pik'her questions?" dciianded Jack hotly. His cousin tried a, shot in the dark. I wits asking her," be eaid, hla veice low nnd even, "about that visit you and she paid te Uncle .Tauten' roemn the f.Ight he was Killed." Klrbjr knew Instuntly he had scored a lilt. 'J'he insolence, the jnunty cenfi. dciice, were stricken from hlin ns by n L'tifTeL In tin: face. Fer n moment body and mind alike wcre. lax and stunned. Then courage flowed buck into his veins. lie enme forward, blustering. "What de you mean,? What visit? It a n damucd He." "Is it? They why Is the quest Ien -h r knnrkniif tn vnn mwl MIwm Ilnr. anft?k,a"me,sVfa!,nedd aulH """ I such rltnnn tnlnly crumpled jeu up till JOU get second urcatu. Jack flushed angilly. "Of course, it shocked her for jeu le mnke such a charge against her. It would frighten any woman. Hy Ged, it's tin outrage, ion, conic here nnd try te browbeat Miss Harrimuu when she's alone. Yeu ask her impudent questions, us geed as tell bcr she she " Kirby's ejes wcre like u glittering rapier probing for the weakness of his opponent's defense. "I fh' that she and j-eu were In the room of Uncle Jnmcs nt 9 :50 the evening he was killed. f say that you concealed the fuct nt the inquest. Why?" He shot hla question ntj the ether man with the velocity of n bullet. Cunningham's lip twitched, his eye wavered. Hew much did his ceuu'ln knew? Hew much was he merely guessing? "Who told .veu we were there".' Hen de ybu knew it? I don't propose te answer every wild accusation nor te let Miss Harriman be Insulted by you. I 1 " ai 'M'ikUaUU.VVBaBiailllIHaa,(tHaailaaliaaaJ aaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaCaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVSatiDa ffSjta&Er ,g3aaaaaaW H HaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB'IS(l SAFELY WASHES FINE AVhe are mt, anyhow? 'A man ac cused of killing my uncle, the man who found bis valet dead and is nuspectcd of that crime, tee, a fellow who would be lying behind the bars new if my brother hadn't put mi the money te rnve the family from disgrace. If wc tell all wc knew, the police wilt grub jeu again double-quick. Yetoeu have the nerve te ceinp here and roake in sinuations ngalnst the lady who la mourning my uncle's death. I've a Keed mind te phone for the police right new." "De," suggested Klrby, smiling. "Then we'll both tell what we knew nnd perhaps things will clear tip a It was a bluff pure and simple. He couldn't tell what he knew any mere than his cousin could. The part played by Rese and Usthrr McLean in the sterv barred him front the luxury of truth-telling. Moreover, he had no real evidence te back his suspicions. Ittit .lack did net knew hew strong the re straining influence was. "I didn't say I was going te phone. T said I'd a jelly geed mind te," Cun ningham replied sulkily. "I'd advise you net te start any thing you enn't finish, Jack. I'll give you one mere piece of advice, tee. Come clean with what you knew. I'm geln' te find out, anyhow. Make up your mind te that. I'm eeln' through with this Jeb till it's done?' "You'll pull off your Sherlock Helmes- stun in jail. then, ier J m going te ask James te get off your bend," Jack retorted vindictively. "As you plcase about that," Lane said quietly. "He'll cheese between you nnd mc. I'll be damned If I'll Stand iev hi keeping' a man out. of jail te try te fasten en me. a murder I didn't de." "I haven't said ou did It. What I t.ay Is that, you and Miss Harriman knew semethln' nn' are cenccnlln' It. What is it? I'm net it feel. T don't think you killed Uncle any mere than I did. Kut. you an' Miss Harriman have a secret. Why don't you go te James an' make a clean breast of it? He'll tell you what te de." "The devil he will I T tell you we haven't any secret. We weren't In "CnnnrevnVn'nm'.i'fh,. ,he wl,nl Lnn veu Pr0Vf! n II 1 1 III fpr the wlm Zit. " f 0"?" " te Ider "Venp of venr huslnrss. Wn're tint 111 the prisener's: deck. It's you that Is likely te be there." .Tnck tossed out petulantly. Phyllis Harriman hnd flung herself down te sob with her head in the pillows. Hut Klrby noticed that one smnll pink car was In the open je take in the swift sentences pnslng be tween the men. "I'm Intendin' te mnke It my busi ness," Lnne said, his voice ominously quiet. "You're laying up trouble for your self," Jack warned blackly. "If jtm want me for an enemy you're going at this the right way." "I'm net loekln' for enemies. What I want is the truth. You're cenccnlln' it. We'll see If you can mnKc It stick." "We're net concealing a tiling." "Last call for .veu te show down your cards, Jack. Are you with me or ngnlnst me?" nsked Klrby. "Against you, you, meddling feel I' Cunningham burst out In a gust of fury. "Don't you meddle with my affairs, Blanket By WILLIAM MacLEOD RAINE .Auther of. "A Man'Feur-Snimrtr "(luntlght JWf etc. ' Copyright, I til, bu William Maefei Rain unless you want trouble right off the bat. I'm net, going te bavn a Paul J'ry nosing nretind and hinting Slandera about me and Miss Harrlmau. What de you think I am? I'll protect my geed name and this lady's if I hnve te de it with a gun. Don't forget that. Jtfr. Lane." Klrby'a steady gaze appraised him coolly. "You're excited an' talkln' foolishness. I'm net attackln' nny body's geed name. I'm loekln' for the man who kilted Uncle .Inmea. I'm ex pectin' te find him. If anybody stands In the way I m llable te run ngalnst him." The man from Twin Iluttcs bowed toward the black hair nnd pink car of his hostess. He turned en hti heel and walked from the room. CHAPTER XXIII CeUslns Disagree ll was essential te Kirby's plans Hint he should be at liberty. If he should be locked tip in prison even for n few days the threads that he had begun te mitnngle from the snarl known as the Cunningham mystery would again be ensnared. He was net sure what action James would take at his brother's de mand tbat'he withdraw front the bend. Hut Lane had no desire te embarrass III m by forcing the issue. He set about securing a new bend," lie was. ten minutes later, in the law ellices ef.Irwin, Fester fc Wnrren, at torneys who represented the cnttle in terests in Wyoming with which Klrbj whs identified. Fester, n stout, mlddle mlddle nged man with only n few locks of gray hair left, heard tvhat the rough rider had te ear. "I'll wire te C'nlilwell and te Xer-1 man as you miggcst, Mr. Lane," he "aid. "If they gic me instructions tu ctniiil back of you, I'll arrange a new new bend as seen as possible." "Wilt it take long? I can't afford te be tied up behind the bars right new." "Net if I can get it accepted. I'll let you knew at once." Klrby rose. He had finished bis business. "Just a moment, Mr. Lane." Fester leaned back in his" bwlwl-cluiir and looked out 'of the window. Ills ejts did net focus en any detail of the iUle. building opposite. They had the far away leek which denotes a preoccupied mind. "Ever been le lleldcn?" he nsked at last abruptly, swinging back in his sent and looking nt his clicut. "Ne. Whv?" "Gelden is the Grrtnn Green of Demcr. you Knew. When jeuugl people elope they go te Gelden. Whtu n couple gets innrrtcd and doesn't want it Known they choeso Gelden. Very convenient spot." "I'm net figuring en gcttin marilcd right new," the cattleman said, smil ing. "Still you might find a visit te the place interesting nnd useful. I was thcre en business a ceuple of wccKb age." The eyes of the men fastened. Lane Knew he was being given n hint that Fester did net wnnt te put mere di rectly. "What are the intercslin' points of the (own?" nkcd the Twin Buttes man. "Well, sir, there nic. seviral. Ot course, there's the Scheel of Mines, and the mountains right back of the town. Geld was discovered there somewhere nbeut fifty -seven, T think. Used te be the capital of the territory before Den ver found her feet." "I'm rather busy." of soft, downy wool, knitted or woven are safely washed in the silky snds of Colgate & Ce.'s new wash-bowl flake H llllB Frequent warliings in FABsuds de net alter the texture of wool blankets, neither mat nor shrink them. This was proved in the Heme EconemicsLaboratoriesofCarncgic Institute of Technology, where wool blankets were washed continuously in FABsuds without shrinkage or change in the nap of the wool. COLGATE & CO. EU 1806 ISEW YORK ,f!i?? 11 FABRICS ' V 'v ' M1 "Weuldn!t Ukw you Ien te run ever en the intcrurban," The lawyer began te gather toward him the papers upon which he had been working when the client was shown in. He added casu ally: "I found It quite amusing te leek Over the marriage licenses of the last month or two. Found the names ihere of some of our prominent citl.cns. Welt, I'll call you up as seen as I knew about the bend." Lane wan net entirely satisfied with what he had been told, but he knew that Fester had said all he meant te say. One thing stuck in his mind as the gist of the hint. The attorney was advising him te go te the courthouse nud check up the marriage licenses. Hi walked across te the Kqultable Huildlng and dropped in en his cousin James. Cunningham rose te meet him a bit stiffly. The cattleman knew that Jack had already been in te sec him or bad get him en the wire. Klrby brushed through any embar rassment there, might be and told frank ly whv he had come. ' "I've had a sort et row with Jack. Under the circumstances I don't feci that I ought te let you slay en my bend. It might create ill-fcclln' be t'ween you an him. Se I'm nrrangln' te hn-e. some Wyoming friends put up whatevcr's, required. You'll understand I haven't any bad 'feeling against you, or against him for that matter. You've been bully all through this thing, an' I'm certainly In your debt." . "What's the trouble between you about?" asked Jnmcs. "I've found out thnt he an' Miss Harriman wcre in Uncle James' rooms the night he was killed. I want them te ceme through nn' tell what, they knew." "Hew did you find that out?" The eyes of the oil breker'werc hnrd ns jnde. They looked straight into these of his cousin. I enn't (ell you that exactly. Tut two nn' two together." "Yeu mean jeu guess they were there. Yeu don't knew it." A warm, friendly smile lit the brown face of the rough rider. He wanted te remain ou geed terms with James it he could. "1 don't knew it in a legal sense. Morally, T'm convinced of it." "Kven heugh they deny it." "Practically they admitted rather than dculcd." "De you think It was quite straight, Klrby, te go te Miss Harriman with such n trumped-up charge? I don't. I confess I'm surprised jit you." In volce and expression Jnmcs showed his disappointment. "It isn't a tiumpcd-up charge. T wanted te knew the tiuth from her." "Why didn't you go te Jack, then?" "I didn't knew nt thnt time Jnck wns (lie man with her." "Yeu don't knew It new. Yeu don't Knew she was there. In point of fact the Idea is ridiculous. Yeu surely don't think for a moment that she had any thing te de with Uncle Jnmcs' death." "Ne j net In the sense that she helped bring it nbeut. Hut she knows omc emc thin' she's hidtn'." "That's absurd. Your imagination is tee acthe, Klrby." "Can't ugree with you." Lsne met him eye te cjc. "Grant for the sake of argument that he was In uncle's room that night. Your friend Miss Hese McLean was there, tee by her own confession. When she came te Jack anil me with her story, wc respected It. Wc did net Insist en Knewing why she was there, and it was of her own free will he told us. Yet you go te our friend and dis tress her by implications that mut shock and wound her. Was that gen erous? Was it even fair?" The cattleman steed convicted at the nia u. a , pat. err. r0aMBSj!awiska ftRS fciw'i: PS Baaaaaaaaaakx A SqjP I'v'.r . I laflaaaal IjilfewH K&LJE&aV '? &m bar-of hla own Judgment. Hs cousins had been' magnanimous te Kather 'and ese, mero se tlinn he had bctn te Miss Harriman. Yet, even while he confessed fault, he felt uneaallv thnt there was n justification he could net quite lay bold or ana put into words. "I'm sorry you feel that way, James. Perhaps I was wrong. Hut you want te remember that I wasn't askln about, what she knew with nny Idea of makln' It public or tcllln' the police. I meant te keep it under my own hat te help run dewn'a cold-blooded murderer." "Yeu can't 'want te run hlin down any mero than we de and In, that 'we' I Include Jack and Miss Harrlnmii as well as myself," the elder man a 8ncred gravely, "Hut I'm siire you're entirely wrong. Miss Hurrimnn kn-ic.s nothing about It. If she hnd she would liuAr confided in us." "Perhaps he has confided In Jack." "rirtn'fr .. 1I.ImI ii.i i.......:. t yrn , ..nil lllllir. liltfll ULini"i3IUU JL yours is rnlher well, unlikely, te put it mildly? Analyze It and you'll hnd you haven't n single substantial fnct te bnc It en." This was true. Yet Kirby's opinion was net clinneeil. He kl til liellereU llml Jnck nnd Misa Harrimuu had been in his tlnnln.. haa l..H. I..I. ltMf.1 t, 1 I been there. ........ n itwm ju-31, uriurr n 1111 imijc nuu He returned te the subject of the bend. It seemed te him be3t, lip said. In view of Jack's feeling, te get ether bondsmen. He hoped Jnmcs would net "Where Economy Rules" IN PHILADELPHIA, Big Mealy Cookers k rW Potatoes 59 Save 9c a Peck mir m 6rmr "Tlntew, tteaay- QUBtlaallaaaaaanaifa. 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Cunningham flushed a startled glance at him, that asked n peremptory ques tion. "Probably wnstc nf time. I've been In the oil business tee long te pay any uttentien te tips. "Expect jeu're right, but I'll trot out thctc, anyhow. Never enn tell." "What de you expert te lind among , T -- ' ' . . the marriage licenses?" "Haven't the sllghtcs test idea. I'll you tomorrow what I de hnd. James made one dry, Irenic comment, "t rather think you have, tee much lmrigiriutlen for sleuthing. Yeu let your wild -fancies gallop away with yeiu If 1 were you I'd go hack te bronco bust- Inc.' Klrby laughed. "Dare say you're right. "I'll take your advice nftcr wc get the man we're nftcr." Tn be continued tomorrow RECORD BREAKING CUT I PRICES CAMDEN, READING, LANCASTER AND VICINITY Aunt Jemima Pancake or Buckwheat FLOUR Save 4c a Package Ne. 7 Size c Geed Clean Sweepers. Save 21c pit!) 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