TOOK HIS FATHER’S GUNS AND HORSEA rase unparalleled in the an-, tinnals of tiult; police records Uf the!lie an-1 the horse for $9.of the *•!?lt; 1* f nlrl VReeves, a son of Bass Reeves, after the latter's death, went to tht»i Reeves 'home and in spite of the' protests of Mrs. Reeves took thoiold warrior’s guns and left the. house. Mrs. Reeves reported it to I the police, who have been on the I Jookovu for young Reeves.This morning Henry Van Dooscuof North C street, reported to the police that he had bought a horse?nd saddle from Ed Reeves, and hat the animal was in a local liv-