The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 9

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Call at 613 Third strect, or phone 1150, eareenemes ————— Among cur presidential candidates e Mrs. Gertrude West. ‘Jacksonv Fla., Oct, 31.—Seere- tary of War Dwight W. Davis will be out of a job if Gertrude Perry West of Callahan, Fla., elected president of the United States, It’s in the platform of the “Anti- Blue Law Party” to dethrone the secretary of war and substitute a secretary of peace. " Mrs. West is the presidential nomince ofthe anti-blue law party. The town in which she lives is about 22 miles north of Jacksonville, It has a population of abou. 800. Some states have not taken kind- ly to the party. Kansas, for instance, refused to write in the names of the party’s electors on official ballots. Mrs. West was nominated at a convention held at Brentwood, Md. “It is an honor I never even dreamed of,” she said. Her running mate is Mrs. ler Winters of Washing- ton, D. 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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER II DAs HARVEY'S wasn’t a com- monplace face at all. Jerry realized vaguely that she had never seen {t before, Yet it did not sur- prise her that it was there. It wore , Such a friendly expression she felt quite at ease with it. Only it shouldn't have looked so unhappy. “How are you now?” an anxious voice inquired. “Lord, I hope you haven't any broken bones,” it added fervently. Jerry moved to sit up. The young man helped her. Suddenly she thought of Myrtle. “Is anybody burt?” she cried. “Everyone's all right but you,” he answered. “I'm afraid your out- fit is wrecked, though. And I think we'd better take you to a doctor. Do you think you can stand?” Jerry wasn't sure that she could, but he assisted her to her feet s0 she could try, She wavered a little and then steadied herself with his help. “How did you escape?” she asked when jher glance fell upon the crumpled plane. “A bit of luck. It tsn’t as bad as +it looks. Now you wait until I get something for you to sit on and then I’ll go for a car.” He left her, to hunt round for a stool or chair. Jerry saw Myrtle searching in the wreckage also, and a second young man poking around in the cockpit of the airplane. She called Myrtle. The latter came running over. She had been searching for the fodine. It was the only remedy at hand and she thought Jerry ought to have something. “I thought maybe you were dead,” Myrtle said cheerfully, “You were such a long time comin’ ie; Say, what do you think of this . cee SH= was interrupted-by Dan Her- vey, who brought a broken- legged chair and propped ft up for Jerry to ait on. The other young man came yp as Jerry was thank- ing his conipanion. Dan,” he “Go and get a car, ordered abruptly. “Right,” Dan returned. “This young lady must be taken to a doc- tor immediately.” > Jerry looked up it alarm. “I'm all right," she declared hurriedly, but she was as white as paper. The young man of the commanding voice frowned, © “ “Go for Dr. Belden,” he said curtly, “and send Marsh over here with some brandy. Some damned scale aichea my flask from the “Please,” Jerry begged. “I don’t need a doctor” She was concerned TPE RUT —— ohouesa nITHOR that she had never scen it before. with his fee? A doctor way out hero —gosh, he'd charge a fortune! But the young man called Dan was of without further words, “Where's your drinking water?” the other asked of Myrtle. “We haven't boiled any yet,” she told him. “The stove wouldn’t work. But we've got some ginger ale.” “Better get i: for your friend, then,” he advised, looking at Jerry. She was leaning over, her elbow on her knee and her kead in the palm of her hand, obviously in great pain, If she was badly hurt he'd have the devil’ to pay with his old man, he was telling himself. Jerry took a sip of the ginger ale when Myrtle held the glass to her lps and then pushed it away. The sweet taste sickened her. “*1'll get a blanket and you can Me down,” Myrtle said and went | to dig fn the wreckagé again. “How do you feel?” the young man queried anxiously of Jerry. “It's my head. I got a bump,” Jerry told him. “I'll be all right in a minute. I don’t want a doctor.” “Yes you do,” very authoritative ly. “I'm responsible for this and I'll see that you get the proper care.” “Were you flying the plane?” Jerry inquirea curiously. Somehow she'd have said, so she told herself, that the other man was the flyer. The young man before her appeared to be ae So rrenes: “Well. + yes, that fs, it’s my ship but gay, pilot was at the control,” he answered, not deeming it necessary to explain that le also had a hand on the joy stick and that he had “frozen” on it at @ Dan Harvey's wasn’t’a commonptace face. jerucial moment, making it impossi- Jerry realized vaguely ble for Dan’s skill to save them from a smashup. eee MeetLe came over with a sal- vaged blanket which she spread out at Jerry's feet. Together she and their uninvited caller assisted the injured girl to lie down upon it. “Get a wet towel and wrap it around her head,” he ordered bruskly. Jerry expected Myrtle to resent his tone but apparently she was unaware of it for she trotted off obediently to do as he told her. “He le must be used to bossing peo- ple,™ Jerry thought aad opened her eyes to take a close look at him. She saw a young man in his early twenties, good looking in a coldly conventional blond way. There was nothing of distinction in his: fea- tures. But a tiny golden brown mustache and an assured manner caused Jerry to overlook that fact. Others, too, had failed to weigh Alester Carstairs’ savoir faire against the inanity of his counte- nance, Jerry was much tmpressed with his ready command of the situation and when a man whom even she recognized as a butler arrived hur- edly in a'statfon wagon she began to perceive that someone of impor- tance ‘had crashed their camp. “The brandy, sir, and.a first aid kit,” the butler said, bringing over a basket and. placing it on the ground beside Jerry. “All right, Marsh, open it. Here, give me the brandy.” He poured VENA Loves’ “LOVE FOR TWO'ete to Jerry. She shook her head. “I'd rather not,” Jerry protested and turned to Myrtle. “Please wet the towel again,” she begged; “it felt gocd.” “Perhaps the young lady would like some smelling salts sir,” the butler interposed as his master showed signs of pressing the un- wanted drink upon the girl. “I've some here.” “Let's have them ther,” his mas- ter snapped. Jerry found the aromatic crystals delightfully pleasant. She must, she thought, get some to send to her mother, They would help her, maybe, when she -had one of those dizzy spells. . M YRTLE had retrieved a pillow from a clump of wild black- berry bushes and Jerry was resting quite comfortably when Dan re* turned with Dr. Belden. Her head ached with dull persistency but she had spent an agreeable half-hour talking with Alester. She knew his name now—he had finally got round to introducing himself—and she thought whimsi- cally that the mountain had come at least half way to Mahomet. For who didn’t know that Alester Car- stairs was one of the most.-eligible young men in the best four hundred in New York society? She couldn't have done better if she'd had a year at Atlantle City. He was nice looking, too, and everything that he said and did showed that he probably didn't know there were such things in the world as jaundiced wall paper, oil- cloth tablecovers, 10-cent bath tow- els and unfulfilled desires. He secmed to have noticed, too, that she was rather nice even with her head in a éowel and her face unpowdered, just as she had come from her swim in the Sound. Jerry knew perfectly well that she had a lovely complexion and a perfect body. She hoped Alester liked gold green eyes and burnished hair. “Nothing serious,” the doctor pronounced after a few minutes; “but I'd like you to come to my office tomorrow for a more: thor- ough examination.” Jerry looked at him helplessly. How could she get to his office? Apparently one of the group at least must have read her thoughts. Dan looked at his employer. “You won't need me, Alester,” he said, “until the plane is repaired. I'll be glad to drive Miss ,. . Ray isn’t it? ... . to the doctor’s office if she will let ‘me.”” Alester nodded, then suddenly a change came over his face and he said shortly: “I can do that much | for Miss Ray myself, What hour, doctor?” eee ERRY turned her eyes to Dan. She saw a grimness settle about his lips. It puzzled her. Surely he could not mind having his offer re- jected when obviously he had made it in courtesy only. But it was remarkable, the way he had understood her unspoken need. There had never been any- one like that in her life before, ex- cept her mother. Por hae she ought to tell Alester that she'd prefer'to go with Dan. . e thought startled her, Prefer to go with Dan! Why, Dan was only a private aviator. ... His blue-gray eyes were watching her intently, She Hked his eyes. Jerry brought her mind sharply back to the decision that faced her. She must say something—make her choice, “Three o'clock,” the doctor sald and both Alester and Dan turned to @ ttle in a glass the servant handed up to him and offered tt Jerry for her answer. (To Be Continua’) cane me HA! HAL so Nou Y WERE THE BABN To SWEEP HIM uP To PUT HIM INTO “THE AMBULANCE $ =} =$O YOU WANT THE BONS To Think THAT YOUR MASTER MIND PLANNED OUT ENERY THING THAT HAPPENED IN THE PARK, NHEN NOU WERE JUST A NIGTOR OF CIRCUMSTANCE. WHY NOT START BRAGGING ABOUT BEING BORN A MAN2-\MAGINE - AS 1F YOU AAD ANNTHING To do, WITH EITHER: WELL, KERE WE GO POP = THE KIDS ARE WAITING FOR US AN’ WHAT WE ARENT T DO ANYTAING TO DAMAGE ANYONE'S PROPERTY = GO AROUND AND Tick: “TACK AND BUT THATS ALL= 7S 1S A AIGUT FOR JUST PLAYFUL, MARMLESS FUN-: You RING A FEW HW BABY! “THROUGH THE NEAREST EXIT WELL, IF You HADNT TOLD ‘THAT BLABBER- MOUTHED HEELER, THE GANG NEVER HAVING SMALL BOYS POINT You ovT END REFINED WARD-HEELER WANTING YOU “To POSE IN FIGHTING ToGS AS A BAUNHOO AT A POLITICAL RALLY DOWN BY THE GAS WORKS - THAT'S YOUR \DEX OF BENG SOME, BODEN STARS! AND ID STILL BE SOME - BODY wit (f--O8 WELL! AT UNE To_DO IS Look IN THE FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM AT SOME OF YOUR RELATIONS “1 SEE WHAT A THING LUKE THIS DOES To A BRAIN LUKE YOURS PHY, THIS IS KALLOWEEN AN’ WE GOT TO PLAY A LOT OF TRICKS. RiGuT! MIS IS HALLOWEEN ! 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