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CHAPTER XIV.
In the Two Cabins.
lips Stalled.
' he drawled, "nnythln
this Is a new on
i i It SC«tlS til
«t wish to he ill
etrcHPW :ill 'tv }MU
> j j •• •show V'ii v, ba
-
|„ j Y.-s. h. 's th
I 7 > niM. V' >11 MHr<
fa iir s" i'.'a. li; I am'fruil
m tuo return o* th* 0(it»
. vli'l t . :■* are
.! .. it'ntg ht" law" H
4 Id upholl {'.nil ouforc
t .<.»•• who »:•' •"L.« ;ii«s
: r-. l'rU'.cj'.'iHy. the to:
•irir.krr*. Tt«t. lure f.
U i,a:.MU -v. and wH
.. it:jr iiiX-act'on-". ihn
r f r-t tl:u,> 'a y<ar>'a
*a'.o<
-tt» i!. 1 hive s«aiit re
loyalty of a y AIU'T
..r.i violation of th" A
A',; .f'caai :n. to my mini
trait -tand' fi>r t!i
< f on. country a*:
• '->J . ,1 thi-re
.
. fiirth«r. P'T»n>
aul 'nU^etly. for U
i1 cf nt an-l p'iy
. ■ our P'-op! . It—.'a
: : .s li dark f»i
writ e :i!-that tt
of fi'ir. so fill .1
: V eor.duc'Vf to a str<
.: n- r at r. rat't n to folli
i' • d that ail 1 -ait
li.or- prm
r condition" D nc no
Alaska w>n; dry. tha
i! I'm afi-ai I that I mu
I:'. Karl"** vrvv if hi- l>r-<
■ ivoeacy of the Pcwe
f"r \l.i-ka. I am "iron™!
i'T of m"tv nitirirrous r*
• "oft* f r th^ cnterta'nm.
r' of the wt rkjn.? c!asi
;•> cannot aii.'cta'n cli
I >1 the enactment ofb<
.< il ta v? and compliance wil
them "without ovn^on or °ubt'
fu -1 tii'a'; som® change® are n
>s-'-irr to the be-'t itteret '
th<* T'-rrltor>, but I ata not'out'l
th- IVy law.
My reason for the puUl'cat'on i
this l^tfr ".^s that al'.ho a pr'va
letvr. it :s on a topic of jr^ner
interest to the public, who shou
know my attitude.
Your* trul. Forest J. lluat.
Ketchikan, Alaska.
Washington, Monday —H^v. Joh
N'ort berry of Hew Yorlc. ■nh,lc i
tii. V.": TIou** off<?-"d*pra»r ft
the 1'r d ut> r tarn to health.
UYstootr wntched the procession file
Tit. >'111 clasping the pnrtially uncon
scious girl In Ills nrnis. Moore, brlng
Ijitr up lib- roar. disappeared through
the entrance, nnil vanished Into the
night without. Except for. the three
motionless bodies, they were nlone.
From ;i distance Brennan's voice
growled out a gruff order to Ills line of
■ prisoners. Then nil was still. The
, \v- of the cirl opened slowly, her lids
trembling. but ns they rested on West
; colt's fnoe. 'lie smiled.
> "You. are elnd I came?"
"ClodI Why I never really knew
i what irladness meant before."
!!.• I.inf lower. Ids heart pounding
fiercely. -.tninge words struggling for
utterance.
"You love me?"
S!ie l-I.il at him, nil the'fervent
Irish s >11 of her In her eyes. Then
ar sro'e upward to his shoulder.
"As you love me," she whispered
i softly, "as you love me!"
I "l can ask no more, sweetheart," he j
i breathed soberly, and kissed her. At
I,ist -! e drew back, still restrained by i
li!s i:i* but with her eyes suddenly
grave and thoughtful.
"We fe--i r." she chlded, "where we
are. You must let me go now, and
see if he is alive. I will wait on the
bench here."
| 'T. or old Fred. Til do what I can
J for film—ITI not be away a minute,'
dear."
I He c.:u!d s«'e llttl? from the door
; way, <• ■.Iy ihe dark shadow of a man's
r i form l.vit - full length on the floor,
»I Tien he '•'■ !< the lamp dowu from the
• .•In-1.' I held It so the t'oel.le light
• I fell u the upturned face. lie
- stat : lov.B u: the features thus io
for tin moment t.> Cud
1 ey. . i for h:s bewilderment.
*i >..u come here, dear}" he
- 'culled.
» M SlUOil PfMUt* Iliril,
1 ! llis into th> .• features on wliicb
! I i![ iv f tin; lamp fell.
"V.1 ■ ■ it?" flie questioned breath
s' li's .iy. "Jj he dead?"
• ! do li^t know; but that man is not
i C:i\ i-i i!N!'. Will you held the lamp
• until I learn if lie is alive?"
> . ■ t it In trembling bunds, sup
I" r herself upuust the wall, while
!:• i-inf 1 the room. and iuirlt l.rsi.ie
tl figure. A care;'ul ex
'i •: rivcalt I the man's wound
• i I i 't: 11t'ul though not particularly
: V.'i'stoolt lift "(I tl.e man's
the u" "ion caused the eye
:l»i r. Slowly the eyes opened,
I tip into the face bending
The wounded man breathed
: v: y. the dud stare in his eyes
. to a took oi' bewildered in
"W'hi-re am 15" he asked thickly.
>i s, I remember; I was shot.
Who are yon?"
, "I a.n ,11m Westcott; do you remera
t. b»r me?"
- in mm; eyes evidenced uo
1 • • of rec : tlon.
"\ilie se.d, struggling to make
'hi- weeds clear. "1 never heard that
U name before."
Miss Donovan came forward, the
... ;■ in hi-r liuuu, the light shining
j full in her face.
" "Ha* you told tiie you were Mr.
ivfti -ill," she exclaimed, "and .Mr.
Wi'sui u was an old friend of his—
surely you must remember?"
ii.' Iimhed up at her, and endeav
ored t" si.iile, yet for the moment did
n not : " r. He se?ined fascinated by
tii pi. "he t>.nde. as though some
vi had suddenly appeared before
■ liim.
"!—I remember you," he .said at
'-'last. -'You—\vu arc Miss Donovan;,
r i ll never forget you; but 1 never saw
n this i!„m before—I'm sure of that."
"And I a:u equally convinced as to
the truth nf thut remark," ri turned
j • Weiii i t, "but why did you call your
' self i vendish?"
"ilecause that is my name—why
'* shouldn't 1?"
n "Why, see here, mail," -and West
.s' eott's voice no longer concealed liis
b Indignation, "you no more resemble
| I-"red Cavendish than I do; there is
.. 1 not a feature in common between
you."
| "Fred CavendishT* *
r: "tVrialnly; of New York; who do
5 you think we were talking about?"
'f I "I've had no chance to think. I
0 | claim my name Is Cavendish, and It
' is; but I've never once said I was
,f' I'rcd Cavendish of New York. If you
j must know, I am Ferdinand Cav
j j endlsli of I.os Angeles."
, 1 Westcott permitted the man's head
1 to re.--t back on the floor, at.d be arose
j to his feet. Ue felt dazed, stunned,
, us though stricken a sudden blow.
! "Good Cod!" he exclaimed. "What
i, [ ciin all this mean? You came from
it New York city?"
,r■ "Yes; I had been there a month at
tending to souie business,"
t
"And when you loft for the coast,
you took the midnight train on the
New York Central?"
"res. I had Intended taking on
earlier one, but was delayed."
"You bought return tickets at the I
station?"'
"No; I had return tickets; they had
to be validated."
"Then your namo was signed to
them; what Is your usual signature?"
"P. Cavendish."
"I thought so. Steiyt, this has all
been a strange blunder, but It Is per
fectly clear how It happened. That
man Beaton evidently had never seen
Frederick Cavendish. lie was simply
Informed that he would leave New
York on that train. He met this Cav
endish on boird, perhnps even saw
his signature on the ticket, and cul
tivated his acquaintance. The follow
never doubted but what he had the
right man."
The marshal of Haskell came out of
the bunk-house, and closed the door
carefully behind him. He was rather
proud of his nlghts's work, and felt
quite confident that the disarmed Mexi
cans locked within those strong log
walls, and guarded by Moore, with *
loaded rifle across his knee, would re
main quiet until daylight. Naturally,
and ordinarily, Mr. Brcnnan was con
siderable of a cynic, but Just now he
felt In a far more genial and sympa
thetic mood.
"Jim's some man," he confided to
himself, unconsciously speaking aloud.
"An' the girl's a nervy little thing—al
mighty good lookin', too. I reckon it'll
cost me a month's salary fer a weddln'
present, so maybe the joke's on me."
Ills mind reverted to Mendez. "Five
thousand on the old cuss." he mut
tered gloomily, "an' somebody else got
the chance to pot him. Well, by hooky,
whoever It was sure did a good Job—
It was tliet shotgun cocked his goose,
Judgin' from the way his face was
peppered. Five thousand dollars—oh,
h—11"
Ills eyes followed tho outline of the
valley, able to distinguish the darker
silhouette of the cliff's outstanding
against the sky sprinkled with stars.
Far away toward the northern extrem
ity a dull red glow Indicated the pres
ence of a small fire. •
"Herders," Brcnnan soliloquized, hla
thought instantly shifting. "Likely to
be two, maybe three ov 'em out there;
an' then there's them two on guard at
the head o' the trail. I reckon they're
wonderin' what all this yere sbootin'
means; hut 'taln't probable they'll kick
up any fuss yet awhile. We can handle
them all right, if they do. Hullo, there 1
What's com in' now?"
It was the thud of a horse's hoofs!
being ridden rapidly. Brennan dropped ,
to the ground, and skurrled out of tho
light. He could perceive noihing of the j
approaching ri lor. but whoever the fel-1
low was he made no effort at secrecy,
lie drove his horse down the bank and ,
into the stream at a gallop, splashed
noNilv through tho water, and came j
loping up tile in-art:- incline. Almost I
in front of the hmik-liouse lie seemed I
smldeUly struck l;y the silence and |
•-•loam of lights, for he pulled his pony I
tj>*' il li a Jerk, and sat there, staring |
about. To the marshal, crouching i
against the earth, his revolver drawn,
horse and man appeared a grotesque
shadow.
"Hullo!" the feliiTw shouted. "What's i
up? l>id you think this was Christ- j
mas eve?" Hey. there—Mendez: Cate
rns."
The little marshal straightened up,
nnd took a step forward; the light I
from the cabin window glistened wick
edly on the blue steel of his gun bar
rel.
"Hands up, 1*111!" lie said quietly, in |
a voire carrying conviction. "N me of !
"Hands Up, Bill!" He Said Quietly.
Ihut—don't play with rae. Take your
left hand an' unbuckle your belt—1
said the left. Now drop It into the
i( jutluueiT on Thursday)
Tomatoes for babies is the recom
mendation of a d"< i-a*. but for deeo
ratlve purposes and miking it seem
like home, nothing will ever lake die
place of a stick of licorice.
The egs? has figured as a symbol of
advancement In more ways than In
Christopher Columbus' object lesson In
the possibilities of cisvm.iimviratlon. *
It nmy yet set the pace for ar, II. C. I,. I
seated 2:r-f'lut 2nd
iniPW'si'V"t't,0(>{» in \ 1:j v:ax
wrsspsJ. cztc'y pzcteess.
Bs stirs to ££t
•r*s m m«~- v ~ / —,— ^--1 Ti-^a
WH . L £¥§
because it is supreme
ir< quality.
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NEWBRO'S
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Will Not Change
U in the Least
Sold Everywhere
Applications at Barber SViopo
Go to Keller3 for your Ice Crean'
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X THE SANITARY MILK
f Tht* largest aad beet cos
£ ducted dairy la Alaeia.
£ L'ailj iltlpme.ntj of pur:
f milk aad cream to all pfxnt
? o* Wklto r&a» * rukoE
1 Route,
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J No Sleep, No R«»t, No peace 'With
A Lame or Aching Back.
AVea i y liio lot of many a k'dacy
suii"'Tir.
Pain, anil d'stro^" from mora to
j u'glit.
G'-t up with a lain,; hack.
Twinges of backache both®r yo .
all day.
Duu aching breaks your rcst at
nlsfct. . «
Ur'narj d ^orders a-i<v to your mis
ery. . < i
If you have kidney trouble.
Reach the cause—the kidney*
Doan'i Kidney PHls are for thc'lf'
n<~ys only—
Havo n:ad« an enviable reputation
in this locai'ty.
ilr3. P. D. Welton, 33'Loveaga'St
Santa Cruz. Cal; says: "DoaU"a
! Kidney Pim havo Been a great
h*"lp to ins and I cannot praUe,
them enough. My K'dreys troubl®
j mo and my cacl: was so w\y.k'atul
I lame. I could hardly keep going,
I didii'- Know what it was to
get a good nlghfs jg-t and 'n
the morning my bask ach^d, as
I if It would break. I was of'.,"
j d'zzy and had to ci tefc. hold of
'oniuhiiig to keep from failing.
My kidneys didn't act right, eith
er. I us'd Doan's a:iJ they'helpedl
m°. Tho bi'ckachss left and I
felt stronger In every way''.
Price GOc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
get Doau's Kideny Pills — tho
same that Mrs. "Welton had, Fost
er- Milium Co; Mfgrs, Buffalo. N. Y
i*or Colds or Influenza
and as t Prcventat'vo take LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
Loot for E- W. GROVE'S signat
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White Pass & Yukon Routs
. TIME TABLE NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
So. 1, N. Bound ife. 1, 8. Bound
J st Class 1st Class
9:30 «- m. Loaves
11:59 a. m. j
1:35 p. m. „
3:10 p. m, „
5:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAU Will
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WIIITEHORSE
L.<?avye 3:15 p. Hi
„ 1:50 p. m.
^ 11:40 a. m.
„ 9:15 a. m.
l'a=»eES8rs 1*1=5 "0 a1- uw" - —w — ~
pocted and chocked. Inspecl'on is stopped 30 m'nutes before
leav'ng time of trains. —
150 potmd8 of Baggage W1 11 n checked free w'th each .full
aro t'oket and 75 pounds wltn each half faie_ ticket.