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other tenable hypothesis?foul piny.
And from this she shrnnk with a quaking
heart. For surely If his enemies
wished to harm him they would destroy
him, and this wus a conclusion
against which she fought desperately.
The plaza clock boomed ten strokes
as they rode Into Saguache. Mackenzie
was waiting for them on the steps
of the hotel.
"Have they?has anything been?7"
The owner of the Fiddleback shook
his grizzled bead. "Not yet. Didn't
you meet Curly?"
"No."
"He rode out to come In with you,
but If he didn't meet you by ten he
was to come back. You took the north
road, I reckon?"
"Yes."
He put an arm around her shoulders
and drew her Into the hotel with
cheerful talk.
"Come along, Bob. We're going to
tuck away a good supper first off.
While you're eating, I'll tell you all
there Is to be told."
Kyte opened her lips to say that she
was not. hungry and could not possibly
eat a bite, but she thought better of
It. Bob had tasted nothing since noon,
and of course he must be fed.
Curly came Into the room, and the
girl rose to meet him. He took her
little hand In his tanned muscular one,
a fid somehow from his grip she gathered
strength.
"I'm so glad you've come," she said
simply.
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cheerfully.
He knew site hud hoen trying, Hint
she was suffering cruelly hut he offered
her courage rather than maudlin
sympathy. Hope seemed to flow
through her veins nt the meeting of
the eyes. Whatever a man could do
for her would be done by Curly.
They talked the situation over together.
"As It looks to me, we've got to find
out two things?first, what has become
of your father and, second, who
did steal that money. I don't see It
yet, but there's some link between the
two tilings. I menn between the robbery
and his disappearance."
"How do you mean?" Kate asked.
"We'll say the robbers were bis enemies?some
of the Soapy Stone outfit,
; maybe. They have got him out of the
way to satisfy their grudge and to
make people think he did It. Unfortunately
there Is evidence that makes It
I look as If be might have done It?
! what they call corroborating testimony."
"What does Sheriff Bolt think?"
Curly waved the sheriff aside, "ft
don't matter whut he thinks. His?
Kate. He says he thinks Luck was
mixed up In the holdup. Maybe that's
1 what be thinks, but we don't want to
forget that Cass Fendrlck made him
sheriff and your father fought him ha
a fure-you-well."
"I'd like to talk with Bolt," the
young woman announced.
"All right." Mackenzie assented.
"Tomorrow mo'nlng?"
"No, tonight, Uncle Mac."
The cattleman looked at her In ?ur'
prise. Her voice rang with decision.
Her slight figure seemed compact with
energy and resolution. Was this the
girl who had been In helpless tears not
ten minutes before?
i "I'll see If he's at his office. Maybe
he'll come up," Curly said.
"No. I'll go down to the courthouse
If he's there."
At the office of the sheriff Kate cut
to essentials as soon as the Introductions
were over.
"Do you think my father robbed the
VV. & S. Express company, Mr. Bolt?"
she naked.
Her plainness embarrassed the ofH- I
eer.
'Let's look at the facts. Miss Cnl- |
llson," lie began nnilnhly. "Then you > (
tell mo what you would think In my j
place. Tour father needed money , l
mighty had. There's no douht at all j 1
about that. Here's an envelope on j
which he had written it list of his ( |
debts. You'll notice they run to Just J (
a little more than twenty thousand. I
found this In his bedroom the day he ! 1
disappeared. Turn that envelope over,
Miss (,'u I llson. Notice how he ha? 1
written there half a dozen times In a |
row, '$'JO.OOO,' and Just below It twice, J
'VV. & s. Ex. Co.' Finally, the one
word. 'Tonight.'" !
She read It all, read It with a heart 1
heuvy ns lend, and knew that there he ]
had left In his own strong, hold hand- j
writing convincing evidence against
himself. Still, she did not douht him |
, In the least, hut there could he no
j question now that he knew of the Intended
shipment, that absent-mindedly
i he bad jotted down this data while ha
was thinking ahout It In connection
I with his own debta.
The sheriff went on tightening the
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chain of evidence in a voice that, for
nil Its kindness, seemed to her remorseless
as fate. "It turns out that
Mr. Jorduu of the Caltleman's National
hank mentioned tills shipment to
your father that morning. Mr. Cullison
was trying to ruise money from
htm. but he couldn't let him have it.
Every hunk in the city refused him a
loan. Yet next morning he puid off
two thousand dollars he owed from a
poker game."
"He must have borrowed the money
from some one," she said weakly.
"That money he paid In twenty-dollar
bills. The stolen express package
wus in twenties. You know yourself
that this is a gold country. Bills ain't
so plentiful."
f'he girl's band went to her heart.
Faith in h.ey father was a rock not to
be washed away by any amount of
evidence. What made her wince was
the amount of clrcumstantlul testimony
falling Into place so Inexorably
agulnst him.
"Is that all 7" site asked despairingly.
"I wish it were, Miss Culllson. But
It's not. A man came round the corner
ppd shot at the robber as he wus escaping.
His hst fell off. Here it is."
As Kaffi took the hat something
seemed to tighten around her heart. It
belonged to feer f?thejr. flis personality
was stamped all over it. Sbe even
recognised g coffee stain on the under
side of the brtro. There was no need
of the Initials L. C. to tell her whose It
had been. A wave of despair swept
over her. Again she was on the verge
of breaking down, but controlled herself
ns with a tight curb.
"You suy the robber bad on his hat,
and that somebody shot at him. Whoever
ii wus must know the man wasn't
father."
(iently IJolt took this last prop from
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It Belonged to Her Father.
her hope. "He is almost sure the man
was your father."
A spark of steel came into her dark
eyes. "Who Is the man?"
"His pame is Fendrlck."
"Cass Fendrick?" She whipped the
word et him, leaning forward in her ;
chair rigidly with her hands clenched
on the arms of it One could have
guessed that the sound of the name
had unleashed a dormant ferocity In
her.
"Yes. I know he and your father
aren't friends. They have had some
irouDie. r or inai reason ne was very
reluctant to give your father's name."
The girl flamed. "Reluctant 1 Don't
you believe It! He hates father like
poison." A flash of Inspiration came
to her. "Cass Fendrlck Is the man you
wnnt, and he Is the man I want. He
robbed the express company, and ho
has killed my father or abducted htm.
I know now. Arrest him tonight."
"I have to have evidence," Holt said
quietly.
"I can give you a motive. Llstoq.
Father expected to prove up yesterday
on his Del Oro claim. If he had done
go Cass Fendrlck's sheep would have
hern cut off from the water. Fattier
had to ho got out of the way not later
than Wednesday, or that man would
have been put out of business, lie was
very hitter about it. He had made
threats."
"It would take more than threats
to get rid of the best lighting man in
Arizona. right in the middle of the
day. in the heart of the town, without
a soul knowing it."
"lie was trapped somehow, of
course," Curly out In. For he wga
sure (hat In no other way could Luck
Culllson have been overcome.
"If you'll only tell me bow. Flanilrau,"
Holt returned.
"I don't know how, hut we'll And
out."
"I hope so."
FTa'.c f it his doubt, and it was like
a spark to powder.
"You ought to know fnthe# couldn't
nnve done this. There Is such n thing
as character. Luck Culllson simply
wouldn't he a ihlef."
Mackenzie's faith had been strengthened
by die Insistent loyalty of the
girl. "That's right, Nick. Let me tell
you something else. Fendrlck knew
l Luck was going to prove up Thursday.
: lie heard him tell us at the HoundUp
elul) Tuesday uiorniug."
The sheriff summed up. "You've
proved Cass had interests that would
1 be bolped If Mr. Culllson were removed.
Hut you Imven't shaken the
evidence against Luck."
"We've proved Cass Fendrlck had
to get father out of the wuy on the
very day he disappeared. One day
later would have been too late. We've
shown his enmity. Any evidence that
rests on hi? word Is no good. The
truth Isn't jn the man."
"Maybe not, hut he dldq't muke this
evidence."
Kate had another Inspirational flash.
"He did?some of It. Somehow he
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RVi UUIU Ui llVi.ilCI * lint, BUU UC UIUUUfactured
o story about shooting It from
the robber's head. But to tuake bis
story stick fee must admit he was on
the ground at the time qf the holcljjp.
Sp fte pm?t have kppjyn the jobbery
wps gotpg to take placp."
Bolt's Shrewd eyes pprrpwet} fp 9
smile. "You prove to me that Oass
had your father's hat before the hold*
up. and I'll take some stock In the
story."
"And in the meantime," suggested
Curly.
"I'll keep right on looking for Luck
Cnllison, but I'll keep an eye on Cass
Fendrlck, too."
Kate took up the challenge confidently.
"I'll prove he had the hat?
at least I'll try to pretty hard. It's
the truth, and It must come out somehow."
After ho had left her at tile hotel,
Cuily walked tin1 streets with a sharp
excitement tingling his blood, lie had
lived his life among men. and he
knew little about women and their
ways. But his Imagination seized
vividly upon this slim, dark girl with
the line eyes that could I>*> hotli tender
and ferocious, with the look of
combined delicacy and strength In
j every line of hoc.
| "Ain't she the garnest little thor!
otighhred ever?" he chuckled to himself.
"Stands the acid every crack.
Think of her standing pat so guine- ?
just like she did for me that flfgfct
out at the ranch. She's the beet argument
Luck has got."
(To be continued)
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