Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. d {N S 2 BARNEY GOOGLE--Barney’s Got, Some Job to Pry Sparkv Loose. ‘The Lady of North Star’ === =aul BY OTTWELL BM AUTHOR OF “A MATENG IN THE WILDS.” INSTALLMENT NO. EIGHT the timo for action. nfernal work afoot man’s trail tomorrow. be now WHO'S WHO doy Gargrave, wealthy Canad land when she amarriage with Dick Bracknell, Bracknel!, A wild yout secret of an army rovernme e the count Canada Dick” and is wanted t ment for se is There's) and {t's »mprehen: ‘If Gar: low him puzzles about they do hould The chief shook can not tell.” | ‘s odd, very odd! Koona Dick is| the one man who may reasonably be} ive for getting rid 1 his hend. “Dat 1] RC ling Mquor to the Ind spected of a mot e latter's matrin F ¥ to Canada North ssigne nding Koona Dic rerave, That know, ene He broke off as a thought occurred and ft “The ¢ mere bluff of Dick's then ful Che Casper Daily Cribune THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923. GOTTA GET My HORSE BACK BY Hook OR CROOK --- I WAS A PRIZE SAP FOR GWG (T Ta ‘THkT EGYPTIAN PORTUNE TELLER IN The €irnsT PLACE: SHE'S * NOTHING SUT_A RAW FAKER ANYHOW == Itt GET SOMEBODY To “HELP ME — Like By Billey De Beck Now, DON'T DOUBLE EROSS ME THAT COLORED WAS ALL SET To HoRSE AND FORGOT 45 OBLIGATION = BREEZE RIGHT OVER Te THE TENT, _ HOP ON SPARKYS =a RIGHT Dis. WAY / LADIES AN: GENTS: BoY O'ID~ HE steac The >. “Thar Bum MoPpPED ur THe SOT == BETTER STROLL OVER AND SEE How HE MADE CUT -. Back AND Tt SE HERE WAITING FOR You witH Your. J singe have recognized men to ask and set his} ‘stion in order to nowledge be il learn ve a team and s' And Sibou a He knows * an and T do not. Of course the will be paid for from Reg The chief nodded his head Corporal Brackne'l and Sibou left the hunting camp of the t j and were following tt trall of the white man nd the! s who had visited more | han a week before. It was evident; at thelr quarry traveled fast, and was clear that those whom th J some need for haste. the party ahead of them Ited for a little time. and two} »|of the men had left the dogs and the |sled, as their tracks showed. ‘These halting places always o when | ome accessible gully or creek opened pm the bank | Sibou waved a mittened hand | ese men looking for something.” | Ir some one!* Roger. Just day! dian ¢: an unexpecte ut the unista >w-shoes. Who Perhaps ne Some met by Adrian Rayner, who } the Lodge of Sir Joseph R there may 1 the truth 4 es for the s lawy rsuades in paper the cknell Koona Dick fs ognized h grown a beard—and lea marriage which has been kept t. Roge his c latter, forces hin his word not attempt his capture; takes a!l Roger dogs but eo and die of irred and breaks } commented Chief Louis, head of a tribe dians finds and takes care of Ki He tells him that the father was not a teen supposed, but the River on which b had been blown up t man. Meantime th before ame to pointe fresh] a | Jett , able had down of |that tell-tale dering Indian. Jprospector caught by winter pos sibly the man whom he was secking, an w was travelin sol: a strange WI death of Geof — OH, MABEL, — SomeBovy On THE PHoHE For You — a wS —THat CHaP —PHIuIP PRUNES — —OH DEAR’ —Wat Bore! —TJust SAY THAT 1 AM HoT IN —1\Don'r WISH To HEAR HIM Nor SEE HiM— HE Does T INTEr- Est MEA Bir— <—. — WELL, WiLe Nov PLEASE Give HER THis MESSAGE -~tR-xx«GLUR OBLAH—UGUFPLE -BLAH-R-e BLAH ~— BLAH—Kuvik — 27 eT, TEASE ME THAT WAY — WHAT Messace DID MAHISPE RR HE LEAVE — —UH- HvH— (Le Cive HER Your MEessace WHEN SHE> Comes Iw —~VERY INDISTINGT. Gy MY TAB Vue me the murderer of Ro'f Gargrave 1 heart beat quickly at th | “Follow it, Sibou, and find W8S\ where it goes and who made it.” of her, mar:| Indian departed and Bracknell riage, proposes to her, but I \had pitched camp when he returned He starts out on a search for Dick There is one and one white] Rayner and Joy quarrel as he starts re i out for the north. Word come Chief Louis's | frey Bracknell, Dic C | curs. Rayner, telling Joy that Dick dead and that he knew k's brother out is refus' toe are nin cree} rer men ee corporal's ns it excitenient died had risen supper Koona Dick. rst and th and have “Great Scott!” “Also they anything known of anoder white mans a police: mans w tongue is < ze policemans.’ Did he get it quickly, “Oul! Ze name was Corporal Brac nell, which 1s you.” nel cabin snuch as ye had there) }) »ped upon | was no clamour of d have t expr a team there. He dox The door was Stung open 1 tall man whose face he could not discern “By Jove, yes! But who—” stood revealed Inside in fgent of a The half-breed checked him by rats: jma eshift was another) man ing his hand, and continued, “Sibou|who was taken suddenly } par hav’ in mind dat ze trail was blown|oxysm of coughing. “Come ind up for Rolf Gargrave, and he is cau-|shut that confoundes door!” erie. tious. He told of your sled which was| ‘The man started from sent. found, and of zo dead wolves, but he)"“Great Christopher! A Daniel come, t!© say nodings dat we find you an’ dat|to judgment! How do you do, Cousin| you are with me. Presently the two) Roger?” bad Indians tell the stranger mans of | It was Dick Bracknell, ze sled and ze dead wolves and ze\corporal realized the fact, white mans he smile as a man well passion he had felt for a st pleased. Next morning he go north.! trebled when he found th ‘What tink you, corporal?" vas of his own “Think! It is no time for thinking, Bazed at the rava The marked {might asked the corporal } and | | stove i he h's ev and as the) the com-| anger was the sick For a ged fea coughing Dick for ha for: on b'ood me of his teeth were gone and color of ‘his gums: appeared like ow ochre in the firelight. As he| noted these signs of scurvy, the cor- poral was moved to speak his pity. “Dick, old man, I am_ mortal bri To Cure aCoid in. One Day Keep your Infernal pity for] T iu” cried the other savagely You'll need {t all in a minute, for Joe {has the drop on you, you—murderer.” | The corporal started, and swung round. The Indian, Joe, was stand ing with his back to the door, and che |slow of the fire was reflected from jth ‘pistol In ‘his hand. He noted the fact quite calmly, and turned to his : un. Murderer?” he satd slowly. ‘What ou joned that dog food that we took from you didn't you? And you guess—" od Goa!" ejaculated Roger. “The dogs you left me died of poison at ny first camp, after they had been fed Dia ‘our man. Now {t seems tha as Wrong, as you are wrong. what happened?” 1 said his cousin and turned Indian “You can put down| pistol the present, Joe. to he cleared up be any shooting to be done.” Indian obeyed reluctantly, but yo against the door, and Dick Il explained. That's easy enough T had an idea of the Behrin where I'd oft the beat of your oln, Wo a A ROOd pace n yo Be sure you get BROMO - The box bears this signature ©. UL prove Price 30c, ne for ystery | there's | an rom ye work A pa de in No More Constipation or Blotc Ay Skin Want a clear, he: complexio regular bowels, and a m ™ perfect working liver? All easy to ob- ta Tell Them And You Will Sell Them! | an | tha | ha | the | | pli Be sure you tell them in the big Industrial num- * ber of the Tribune. Make your advert tions Little Liver Pills, the sure tafe and easy acting re edy. For headache, dizziness, upset stomach and despondency, they have | noequal. Purely vegetable. pall Pill— Small Dose—Small Price that “less | would die, back to civilization’ The « Joe there fed the dogs w roc were all dead within’ twa hours: there we were, stranded: in “th we thousand ste d not I st we ube laid in a new “Ther done, question. is nar at answered n. who .meant top portion of ‘the dog-food was right, it was only lower down the that you ed ro ve ef Dick was suddenly | passion, oaths. but who was he, anyway?” “Phere is only one man of whom | can his name nould lke Fire “The first anything of” Rolf | “I know that the bottom Cropped t of uu “Yes Gargrave was dead, I wro' to his legal adviser What fs it?” | There was a look of startled amaze- }ment on Roger clo had 1 th Oo” If Sir Joseph probability When T part-| tiad he been responsible for that sec: ond shot ? wt Rracknell Rolf Gargrave's death as Chief Lewis | | told him. Whe rth I follow him to the rim of the Polar he a 1 an th “Whe ing for Vell shou'¢ you tha at Job, a the salntor sled. » They und took of! your shad he Arctic circle miles from Kk man broke off, sh and then a bis) breath and nearly a civilization.” ken by the answered lering who was re who was getline at ¥ nswered Dick 1 vuldn't have should collar the food n using the same stuff Roser. Wal The word ar reluctantly. ock at was there th 1 the sick who did { 1 » it ren! man ‘am at u with poral conyic: “But somebody jdid it; somebody The ( HAVING A LITTLE | GAME, RACHEL, ALL BY ) y YOURSELF ? YOURE NOT GAMBLING — \ HOPE NO. ae MIS {war CHECKIN’ THAT F THE CARDS SAY THEY'S A TALL) BLONDE IN THE CASE. THIS HAND) | SOIN' TO TELL IF SHE GOT ( ( YOU KNOW JHAT GYPSY TELL You LOOK OUT FOR TALL BLONDE WOMAN. WITH JEWELS, AN’ THE WOMAN IN THE TRIAL WAS AND DIDN'T HAVE NO SEE THER! | WALT— QUEEN O° | DIAMONDS. YESS. THAT GYPSY Was NO FAK THA MEANS. PLENTY SN UEW'ERY 1 ~\ A JEST UP ON E SHOR Jats to gét rid of you all tampered with, in set well on er HAROLD TEEN—WHAT HO! HAS THE WORM TURNED? feed the dogs with They wou'd dic vad wonderful too, long befor pois: ang un lucky, you | you got his cousin adventures. convulséd with | and he broke into’ terrible; If I had the murderer here— poral a count ave, ot his you | 1 before I tell two questions think, and there are to ask them off!" | is this, do you know.| vargrave's death?" | trail that he was tho and drowned—nothing morg.” The corporal looked at ‘his cousin. | The haggard face was clear of gutit and in that moment he knew that his earliest wrong. Whatevér erimes Dick Brack: | nell had one of them “Here {s the second question—Did | ~ ever marriage with Joy?" suspicions were utterly | vas not to his account th inform any one of your | When I ‘heard that Rolf} the fact yh Rays matter, man? Si I But what's the s face. A dark suspi- | in his mind, a suspl almost incredible, | ayner knew, then his sori also knew t hat s at North §! got yon, Spit it | | | then to'd the story of oh do you: susnect?” asked | As I told you, I'm I'll find him even tf n't know ne man ope to heaven you'll get him, | at he'll swing at Regina et y [y cant PAY LAST MONTH'S, ) RENT SO HOW ARE YA GOIN’ To Pay THIS MONTH'S RENTS US LANDLORDS HAS GOTTA BE CONSIDERED, y’KNOW !! TO-MORROW ‘OH MR. MEGOVERN, | OUST GIVE ME TILL RAISE THE MONEY SOMEHOW !t \ . y a ULLUMS Has BEEN Maltin’ A REGLAS FecTST60L CUTA AXE - Fom Nlow ON SHELL FIND MEA HARD BoilLED INNIE X?NKLE, THE BREADWINNER. Pa Does Kis Pi ‘AN YOU. SPORTIN’ AROUND IN YER SUNDAY CLOTHES, WHEN TH LAN'LORD THREATENS TO PUT us, S OH.AINT 17 OR'FUL! WELL BE PuT OUT- DON'T WoRRY MOTHAW! TLL RUN OVER TO THE PAWN SHOP AND SEE HOW MUCH I CAN RAISE ON THESE THINGS! 1 HOCKED EVERY BITOF | CLOTHING I OWN, EXCEPTIN WHAT I GOT ON HERE!!! Moree to do with 1 wonder if/the same man ything poisoning | Desihe. : ood." wondering corporal n do You supnose likel jae Ha the c ” that also!” re ne fan he's look if he's the man In't wonder If he 1 suspect, looking he followed. (Copyright Tomo reunlon we What hat he ir he t NOTICE © he ‘OW's: F 7 bin his face w | boded iil for the man on whose trail] . Be installment oe SALE OF He {s the man round whom|Commissioner of Public Lands, in} Warm Springs © mysteries s¢ m to eenter R a setlook that th loft | La ar The.) |th of alte ll Syndicate, tells ROYALTY. OIL IN WYOMING Notice March 15, 16 here given the that office of th enne, Wyoming, the State Board of} ed by the Board, the terms of same Ferris will be fulfilled by the ptoponent. Mahoney Dome No proposal will be considered and Commissioners will receive Proposals may cover the entire|which is for less than the present nd consider sealed proposals for,output in all of the fields, or may|posted market price. The Board purchase of the royalty oil of|be submitted separately, or cover-|reserves the right under the law to State resulting from Statejing the output from one or more |reject any and all proposals, ses ‘in the following oil fields: leases, covering the output in one| ‘In deciding to offer the ¥ field, or more than one field. Each/oil for sale the Board is infly proposal must be accompanied by a|by a desire to aid in upbuildi certified check for $25 : payable|of the oil industry of the State and to the Commissioner of Public|in considering bids that bid will be Lands for the State, as a guarantee | ac: epted hich in the opinion of that should the proposal be accept-!the Board is in line with this policy Therefore the amount offered for the oil in any proposal will -not be the sole consideration in arriving at a decision, WILLIAM B. ROSS, Governor, President State Board of Land Commissioners. (SEAL) A. BAKE Commi e Stato Capitol Building, at Chey-! alty ed Da Pub and dish 8 15