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The man entering Kogansville on foot was
tall and well built. His Stetson was worn at an
angle. His gun belt was low on bis hip. His
checkered " shirt was expensive and his high
boots had been made especially for him by
Lawton & Murphy. His face was sunburned
but at the given moment it looked as though
half of the dust from the desert and the moun-
tain area had caked on his face. Definitely he
was tired. And why not? He had walked 3
distance of twelve miles carrying his saddle. He
Stopped a youngster with a question.

"Where's the sheriff'! office?"

The boy pointed to a store next to the
general store of the town. The man walked up
die wooden planking and deposited his saddle
next to a chair. Then he walked into the office.
Sheriff Joe Moore was enjoying his afternoon
game of checkers with his deputy. Bill Campbell.

"It's your move," urged the sheriff. "You
;ust can't take all day long to decide whether
or not you want to move that one checker."

"Why ain't I?" demanded the deputy. "Where
am I going? Should I be tome place else? Got
plenty of time, and you're not going to hurry
me at all."

Fot full five minutes the stranger waited for
the deputy to move one checker. Then he
decided to speak.

"Hate to interrupt this game, but 1 have a
complaint to make. I don't know whether or
not my horse was stolen or wandered away."

The sheriff got up from his chair and looked
st the young man. Then be smiled a bit

"You looking for a bay gelding with a snip
and stripe and four white socks? Got dark
brown eyes and a black mane and tail. Answers
to the name of Star."

"That's my horse," grinned the young man.
"'TriMuVf a lot for finding Star."

"Haven't found your horse at alt,*' explained
the sheriff. "It just happens that you too have
been a victim of that horse trader, in- Jones.
Or whatever be calls himself now. He sold
that same horse to about twenty other men.
You paid not more than two hundred dollars
in cash fot it and figured it was a very good
bargain,"

The young man sat down on a chair. He
shook his bead sadly.

"Just shows you that in this world you live
and learn. How does he work it?"

"He's got that horse perfectly trained," ex-
plained the sheriff. "Chances are be was trailing
you. But always out of sight. Then be sort of
calls to the horse. If you staked him down, he'd
pull out the stake. If you hobbled h t m , he'd

get away. And if you were plumb foolish enough
to throw the reins down, he'd wait till you
were asleep on your saddle and then vanish."

"I'll see that this Irv Jones is behind bars
for that trick of his," replied the young man.

"Tell me how to do it and I'll help,'' snapped
back the sheriff.

"My name is Jeff Sickles," said the young
man slowly.

The deputy's eyes almost popped out of his
bead. Who in the West hadn't heard about the
young owner of the fabulous Big Drift Gold

"Then I guess we get him," said the sheriff.
"You got a couple of badges yourself so I
don't have to swear you in as a special deputy.
Guess you'll want the nearest barber shop. Just
walk straight down. Near the livery stable."

An hour later a refreshed young man left
Gingham's Barber Shop. He had taken a warm
bath. Then a good shave. The dust had been
shaken out of his clothing. However a quick
purchase at the general store had produced a
new shirt and a clean pair of riding pants.
Then he ate a hearty meal and headetT for the
town's weekly paper.

A charming young girl greeted him with
just one sentence.

"Yearly subscription is two dollars, We guar-
antee you get it every week."

"I want to see the owner of this paper,"
replied leff Sickles.

"Speaking to her in person," replied the
young lady. "I am Miss Jane Tilden. Owner,
editor, publisher, and star reporter all rolled
into one. Even do some illustrations myself."

"Fine," agreed the young man. "i want you
to print ten thousand notices for me. I'll give
you a good description of the man. There s a
thousand dollars reward for his capture."

jane Tilden wondered what it was all about.
Her business sense told her to demand payment
beforehand.

"You can have diose notices all done in
three days. It will cost you sixty dollars. Pay-
ment beforehand. What's the name?"

The young man took out a thick wallet. He
handed her a hundred dollar bill.

"Name's Jeff Sickles,'' he told her. "I'll take
my change now. But if you haven't got it, then
!'U wait three days."

She had the change and Jeff returned to the
sheriffs office. Briefly he explained his plan.

"Round up about fifty men fot me. I'll give
them five dollars a day to distribute the wanted
notices. Irv Jones will regret the day he turned
dishonest. We'll get him. But bow and when

will be the big question."

The sheriff took care of getting the men.
The high wages brought in cowboys from the
adjoining areas as well as other men who didn't
object to adding to their income. Jeff then de-
voted himself to spending some time at tbe
newspaper office.

"How did a charming girl like yourself ever
land in this small town?" he asked. "And as the
owner of a newspaper?"

"Dad was an editor," she explained. "Came
out West to try to regain his health. He died
last year. Told me to continue the paper as long
as possible. Since I publish ail the county no-
tices 1 don't think I'll starve to death."

"Starving to death sort of reminds me of
meal time," he told her. "I see there is only
one place in town to eac. At the Widow Davis'
place. So please do me the honor of being my
guest."

Mrs. Davis was flattered that the West's fa-
mous millionaire had come to dine at her es-
tablishment. For. this special occasion she used
her dishes without the cricks in them.

"The food icn't bad," smiled Jeff as he paid
the bill. "And 1 think I like this town."

Jeff remained in town for the rest of the
week and saw Jane every day.

"I could make you an offer to leave this
town," he told her. "Want to listen?"

"No," she told him. "I am going to stay
here .Nothing can tempt me away."

On Monday, Chief Long Hand and ten of his
braves appeared before the sheriff's office.
They had a captive. One Irv Jones who was
riding Star.

"We find him," announced the chief. "He
hide in valley. But we find him. We give htm
to you. We get money. Reward help us."

Jeff had left the reward money with the
sheriff and it was paid to Chief Long Hand.
The horse was placed in a livery stable, Jeff
came over to see the prisoner.

"Everyone was looking for me," sighed a

j keep you in
s he started to play

tired middle aged man. "Sore I tried that trick
on a lot of people. Star always came back to
me. It seemed simple. But this time I tried it
on the wrong man. He just kept on getting half
of the West to look for me. My mother used to
say that you could fool people for so long and
no longer. The law would finally catch up with
you. Guess she was right."

The deputy took his prisoner to the county
seat for trial which took place on the following
month, Irv Jrmes had a lot of money in his
saddle bags — more than enough to repay the
people he had defrauded.

"Guess there Isn't any thin
our town," said the sheriff »-
another game of checkers.

"That Miss Jane is a very nice gal. 1 just
can't get used to the idea of a woman editor of
a paper. It seems to me that a woman should
get married. Yes sir, she belongs in • big
home."

"I agree with you," smiled Jeff. "I better
make it clear to her."

So Jeff went over to the newspaper office.
He was facing Jane who had just cleaned her
hands of the printer's ink.

"I don't think I made myself clear the flat
time," he told her. "When I spoke to you about
an offer to leave town, I didn't mean a business
offer. I meant as my wife."

"Well, why didn't you make it clear," said
Jane as she headed for two outstretched arm*.
"Dad also told me to cell tbe paper when 1 got
a good offer. The sheriff wants to buy it"

The sheriff was so intent about hi* checker
game that he didn't feel the hand of bit friend.
Slim Arkin, on the shoulder.

"That horse Star is here alone. Wonder if
he's looking for Jeff?"

The sheriff didn't look up. You must never
bother a man when he plays checkers. Or when
he has found the girl'of his dreams.

— THE END —

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