Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1917, Page 7

SYNOPSIS. — | CHAPTER I—On Frontier day at Sleepy | Cat, Henry de Spain, gunman and | master at Medi . is beate | target shooting t n Morgan of Music ‘Mountain. _Jeftr sn- | ent, asks De S Tulef River stage line, but he refuses. CHAPTER I]—De Spain sees Nan danc- | ing with Gale Morgan, is later derisively pointed out to Nan on the street by Gale, 42d is moved to change his mind and ac- wept the stage line job. CHAPTER Iil—De Spain and Lefever | ride to Calabasas inn and there meet | } Gale Morgan with Deaf Sandusky and} Sessoon, Kunmen and retainers of the! Morgan cl. Morgan demancs the dis- barge of a stage driver and De Spain re- feses. De Spain meets Nan but fails to | prercome her aversion to him. | CHAPTER IV—Sassoon knifes Elpasy, | the stage driver, and escapes to Morgan's | p, the stronghold of the Morgans. De, ain, Lefever and Scott go in after him spd De Spain brings out Sasson alone. CHAPTER V—He meets Nan, who de luys him unt!l nearly overtaken by the} Morgans, but lands his captive in jail (CHAPTER VI-—Sassoon breaks jail. De | in beards the Morgans in a saloon} @d is shot at through the window. He | | | meets Nan again. R Vil—He prevents her going | ® gambling hall to find her Jnele | ke and tnside faces Sandusky and Lo- who prudently decline to fight at) je time. APTER VITI—De Spain, anxious to with Nan, arranges a little McAlpin, the barn man, to organ'’s gap, and while r goes down to the inn to/ ta cup of fontee. \ ! CHAPTER IX—In the deserted barroom is trapped. He kills Bandusky andj{ can, wounds Gale and Sassoon and es- pes, badly wounded, CHAPTER X—Bewildered and weak, he anders into Morgan's gap and is dis- vered on Music mountain by Nan. CHAPTER XI—Nan, to prevent further | iting, does not tell, but finds out from icAlpin that De Spain had really been) pped and had left his cartridge belt | hind when he went into the fight at the | | CHAPTER XII—While De Spain is un- ble to travel Nan brings food to him. | ¢ tells her that he became a gunman to ind and deal with his fathe: unknown urderer. He gives Nan his last cart-/| CHAPTER X1I—Gale almost stumbles | er De Spain's hiding eer Nan draws; ia away and to stop Gal rough woo- | De Spain biuffs him out with an empty | n. Nan plans De Spain's escape. CHAPTER XIV—De Spain crawis out f the gap over the face of El Capitan night, Nan meets him with a horse and fe belt, which she hed sneaked McAlpin, and De Spain rides into CHAPTER XV—De biree ald Bull je ald. After two ty yo te eat De Spain gets a ora with Nan She tells bim to forget and be asks her to shoot him. | CHAPTER XVi—Nap attends her Uncle © in the hospital at Sleepy t, and} Spain woos and wins her love. “Don’t think for a moment he does ." returned Lefever vehemently. “I/ pport his wife and children myself.” | “You shouldn't play cards, John.” “It was by playing cards that I lo | ated Sassoon, just the same. A little | sume with your friend Bull Page, by he way. And say, that man blew! into Calabasas oue day here lately) ith a twenty-dollar bill; it’s a fact | Yow, where do you suppose he got| wenty dollars in one bill? I know 3 id it two hours after he got there, | sod then in fifteen minutes that Wo @ week to took It away irom me i I got Sassoon spotted. And where j © you suppose Split-lips is this min | ter | “Morgan’s gap.” } “Quite so—and been there all the} ime. Now, Bob has the old warrant | ‘or him—the question is, how to get him out,” De Spain reflected a moment before | replying: “John, I'd let him alone just | for the present,” be said at length. Lefever's eyes bulged. “Let Sassoon alone?” H “Hell keep—for a while, anyway.” | “What do you mean?” “T don't want to stir things up tos | ietrong over that way just at the min-| ute, John.” “Why not?” De Spain shuffled a little. “Well, i Jeffries thinks we might let things rest till Duke Morgan and the others get vver some of their soreness.” . Lefever, astonished at the indiffer- ence of De Spain to the opportunity found, expostulated strongly. When De Spain persisted, Lefever, huffed, confided to, Bob Scott that when the | general manager got ready he could atch Sassoon himself. De Spain wanted for Nan’s sake, as Well as his own, to see what could be done to pacify her uncle and his rela- tives so that a wedge might be driven jn between them and their notorious | of nabbing Sassoon, while he could be | } | } E dence had replaced it, consequences, so far as their own plans were concerned, that sometimes took © NWN @ MUSIC MOUNTAIN By frank Tl. Spearmane Author of Whispering Smith | her pink cheeks, while De Spain, be- famed bullwhacker you pay tnirty.|f ok. TE TT i tim | path of the long-cold voleunic stream buried in the shifting sands of the desert—wus that they should clasp each other's clinging hands, listen eaca | to the other's answering unrestrained into each othe They met in both the ls the upper Iay between the p and! town—more than once. And ¢ day came a scare. They were sitting on a little ledge well up in the rocks where De Spuin could overlook the trail eust and west, and were talking about a ‘bungalow some day to be in Sleepy Cat, when they saw men riding from the west toward Calabasas, There ‘were three in the party, one lagging loo! s voic a beds— COPFRICHT 2” CHARLES SORIDNER'S SONS The Very day after she had got her ea Soe Pala aes 0 gear uncle home, with the ald of Satterlee! Gale Morgan and Page. ‘They saw th, Mo: ae and an antiquated sprir fi man Ronitine on be! ind stop mhte® flares ns ae ane on spore afternoon,’ and lean forward, his head bent over s le two that) the trail. He was examining the sand would not be restrained had made and halted quite a minute to study their appointment at the lower lava something. Both knew ay: he saad beds halfway between the gap and studying- “the hoofprints of Nata saan Re ssctnaieek see ee Be pony heading toward the lava Nan ain when De Spuin gal- | shrank back and with De Spatn moved loped out « e rocks us Ni rhe I it of the recks us Nan turned a little to where they could watch the from the trail and rode toward the : intruder without being seen. N black und weather-beaten meeting trude nout being seen. Nan place. “whispered first: “It’s Sassoon.” Je They could hardly slip from their ee a apne “What shall we do?” saddles fust enough to reach each oth. PFe#thed Nan. Nothing er’s arms—Nan, trim as a model in ; returned) her lover, fresh khuki, trying with a handker-| W#tching the horsemun, whose eyes chief hardly larger than a postage | Were Stil fixed on the pony's trail | but who was now less than a_half- stump to wipe the flecks of dust from mile away aud riding struight toward them. De Spain, his eyes on the danger and his hand luid behind Nun's waist, Jed the way guardedly down to tween dabs, covered them with impor- tunate greetings. Looking engrossed into each other's eyes, and beth, in their eagerness, talking at once, they led their horses into hiding and sat — down to try to tell all that had hap-{ . . ° pened since their parting. Wars au Oil City Auto Livery rumors of wars, feuds and raidings, fights and pursuits, were no mure to! Phone 634 them than to babes in the woods. All Day or Night Casper, Wyo. that muttered to them—sitting or} pacing together and absorbed, in the’ The Columbine Oil Company is the latest operator in the SALT CREEK FIELD to take its place among the OIL PRODUCERS. On May 24th, 1917, this Company brought in a well on Sec- tion 12, Twp. 39, Range 79, which is considered good for at least 200 barrels per day. BEFORE this well was brought in, we secured a good block of the capital stock of the COLUMBINE, which we now offer for sale at Fifty Cents per share. The holdings of this Company in the Salt Creek field alone are over 1300 acres, not to mention leases on over 10,000 acres in the Pueblo, Colo., district. The COLUMBINE OIL COMPANY is incorporated in the State of Wyoming, with a capitalization of $2,000,000.00, par value of stock $1.00, with One Million in the Treasury, not now on the market. The Company has no debts, no preferred stock, pays no sal- aries, has $39,000.00 in the treasury, and is under a wise and honest management. C. F. GOW, of Denver, is president of the Company, and R. J. MOSHER is vice-president and field manager. Phone, wire or mail your orders for stock to STANLEY & CO. Casper, Wyoming Phone 666. 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Center St. } reached his right THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE | where their horses stooa. ing no instructions for the emergenc: took the lines of the horges, and De } Spain, standing beside his own hors >| hand over in front| regarding Sassoon of the pommel and all the while, drew from its scabbard. | Nun’s cheeks, out looking at her, De own rifle from her horse’s side it into her hand, and, front of the horses, laid his left hand She said nothing. xan, need-| Our Special Market Letter on Wyoming Oil Stocks Contains Information | Prices Reasonable | 5-9-2 on Apex, Royalty Oil, Grass Creek Pe- Dillon & Stone Mahaffey & Cooper Validating by the Foot or the Claim. : Arminto, Wye. a his rifle slowly . . e Ihe ‘Meod. teri The Wyoming Oil Fields|-———— with-| se GRAVEL ROOFING pain drew het | Elkhorn Oil, Merritt Oil, Westert ‘ moving ever in{Exploration, Jupiter Oil, Wyoming Practical Gravel Roofers reussuringly on her waist again. 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