Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1925, Page 19

“SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1925 The Hidden Dinnner B Thornton W. Burgess sh and wait. Wat mayhap, we gove —Terror the ( Wa! Thus, sound. You ‘should: have seen look ‘this’ way. and» look. that Then :he flew. do: near “Are. you: sure?” he demanded. n and Mrs. Grouse Jumper the Hare “Absolutely,” replied: Jumper. “He and Mr. Grouse have. been neigh-| tried. toceatel ‘me bors so long that should anything} «r~ ging 1} ‘ ave.-an’ eng happen,to one the others would feel| over in the Old Orchard tho loss very much indeed. So er Brown’s home,” said Samm: Jumper, was worried because every- s speaking\.very,softly. —Then, where he went he -saw nothing. of | out another word, he disappeared to Mr, ar Mrs. Grouse, and he knew.| ward tho Old. Orchard near Farmer | that somewhere in the Green Forest | Brown cert who had He Was, Terror the Goshawk, speaking come. down from the North. very out another-word, he diss +e knéw, too, that there is nothing Ter-| ward the Old. Orchard, ror, is so fond of as Grouse, fond of | couia A eon him: go I to eat, 1méan. So Jumper was filled you would shave with a great fear that either Terror frightened bird. yras way. Jumper. am sur | to save her sweetheart already had cayght those Grouse or} Jumper watched, him disappear, would*catch them. You see, he.was | then started on- to. search for Mr. fearful that they ‘didn’t know of] and Mrs, Gtouse. ‘The snow was. Terror’s arrival. quité deep and soft. Jumper h no He knew that if Chatterer the Red | trouble, because of his big feet with Sduirrel or Happy Jack the Gray| hair between the. long, tocs, which Squirrel or Whitefoot .the Wood| made them. much like snowshoes Mouse should see Mr, or Mrs.'Grouge | He was just abdut to poke his head they would give warning, but this] out from under a hemlock limb ajdn’t set his mind at rest, and he | wheh there was a roar of wings just kept. on 1 ing Finally’ he saw | ahead of him and he saw two brown. amy J forms plinge down from a trée into “ello, old” Long-ears! ted | the snow and ditappear..- And al- jammy, most on the tail of one was a great “Shhi-h,”” sald Jumper, looking | DP with leks stretched’ and great his way and that way, every way, | Curved Claws ‘ready™ to iselze that Taktouites - brown form. ‘The snow flew-in a Sammy. stared at him.:Then he bé~| hawk. for that-ig who. the. great san. to make: fun: of him. “‘Just.a8| nird was, Jumper held’ his breath jeary as ever, I see!’ he-jeered at} and his heart seemed to him to he. top, of. his, voice stop beating he waited to see Jumper looked all about more anx- ously than-eyer. “‘Shhh-h,’”, said he gain.. “Terror the Goshawk | is omewhere about.” Sammy Jay had his mputh open jeer at Jumper again, Sut he d it now without» making a ‘Terror ; rise. or Mrs. Grouse in those great clay Would;he? It-seemed a long time, really it-was hardly any all, nothing in his claws. that Grouse in‘ the-snow disappointed + lock as. there was Terror’s eyes. keep watch. some little, movement snow, just the. smallest to tell “him where one Grouse was.’ But. there movement. teeniest, weeni under of was movement, no away. | the night, there as anywhere. they: didn't. move. heayara of Batmer ‘Brown’: the night. stops of the trees. (Copyright, 1925, by T.. W. The next story: HENRY FORD oe “A well wisher never equals a well doer.” Find Out Who’s Who Today The Stockmens National Bank Salt Creek Busses Leave | » Townsend Hotel 8 a.m. and 1 pom.and 6 p. m i im es a a.m. bled ‘Base oD t Creek teduiptresmce, 8 BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS TELEPHONE 144 and First Trust and Savings Bank Combined Capital and Surplus $225,000. 00 Your 1925 Taxes Are Due On or Before January First We Will Loan You Money to Pay Them on. the Easy Monthly Payment Plan. Let us show you how we can save you’7 per cent. Peoples Finance & Thrift Company 105 Becklinger Building Phone 825 TRAIN SCHEDULES. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN cloud, quite hiding Torror the Gos: Would -he have Mr. though time at before those great wings began to flap, and up rose Terror with— He had missed Such a int He flew> to a limb just above and there he perched to He} was watching for the movement, thoge tio No, sir,:there wasn’t the Mr. and Mrs.) Grouse ;had been hunted before, and. they knew. enough to let - well-enough-alone. They had intention of giving themselves qyIt ywasyalmost dark anyway, ana they might just as, well spend So Tertor has some patience, but riot oe to watch and wait indefinite: He happened to, think of the 's boy, and decided to visit that before the Hens should ‘go in the henhouse for Jumper sigted with re- Hef as Terror peabpraten over the Burgess.) *The* Good Hunt- Westbound Arrives Departs No» 608 aeeese-~-~1,30) p.m, 1: p. m, Eastbound Departs Nosweee cass... nenubedaundan bien Ds i. 6:00 p, m. No Sunday trains weet of’ Caéper. CHICAGG BURLINGTON & QUINCY ‘Eastbound Arrives Departs 8:20 p. m. 4:00 yp. m. Departs 7210-2. m. ck THE CASPER TRIBUNE- HERALD _PAGE N Jains ‘with Federal adents ets Sense ec on big rum smusters By NEA Service. NEW OREEANS, Ua., Dec. 26.— ‘The lights on the wharves of old New Orleans gleain fitfully across. the dark flood of the restless Mississippi. light the phssage of countless rriers of the freight of a 's inland empire. And, at mes, they touch the dark form of one, of those ships of night that carry contraband cargo; the ships that slip in silenti¢, ladén with trag- edy ahd evil. But never have they seen a more tragic chain of events than those which make up the story of Mabel Langford, For Mabel Langford is the gitl who left a home of wealth and cul- ture td 10Se herself in the dark by- ways that hbdge in the waterfront. She did it because she loved & man; and then, at the last, she found that the man wasn’t worth it. How It Started. Mabel Langford is the daughter of an old Louisiana family living in the northern part of the state. She is a college graduate and mingled in the most exclusive society circles. She was to have been martied to a young man: who lived. in Meriden, Miss. « Just before the day set for the marriage Miss. Langford went to visit -her fiance's family. While she was there, a strange man came to call on her, He was a fedoral nar. gotic agent. He told her he wanted to save her from disgrace by inform- ing her that her fiance was a ‘‘dope- runner;” that the federal agents had sufficient evidence to send him to prison. Miss Langford was.a.girl of spirit: She got the federal agent to tal her to ‘his superiors. And with them she made a bargain; that if they would agree not to prosecute her fiance, she would. find out who the real heads of the narcotlé-smuggling ring were and get eVidence that would enable the government to send them to prison. The officials agreed. And‘so Mabel Langford left her home, came down to New Orleans’ waterfront byways and mingled with the dope peddlers, She fu her promise. In a. short time ried in evidence that sent the leaders t the pénitentia: He weetheart was saved And then he ran away ried another girl M. 1 Langford was heartbroken. To ‘get—that was. her, sdle aim. So she came to New, Orleans again, this time becoming a,member of the federal prohibition enforcement agency. Down to the dark water front she went once more. With the Kam Ring. “T won myself a place of confl- ins the heart of the under- world’s rum ring,” ‘she says. “Le lived in*the oldrplantatfon mansion, far up\towny:leoking! out over thi Mississipp! river, ywhere. cargoes of alcohol, were en off ft rum boats,-and overnight, with labels and als and dorks, transformed rooms: of old mansion hoice imported liquors.” learned thmt one man, known ly-to his associates as ‘Str, Weis e rum king of New Orleans and dl traffic «totalling millions in the ore hat re from his home 6n Broadway, heart. of the rich. residential district. I learned that. two brothers-In-law, posing as wealthy New Orleans bus! fess men, are his Heutenants ww rned the name of every one of the fleet of six ships that bring the Hquors and raw alcohol from Cuba to New, Or nse * “In that houge, the last day I was there, was $13,700 worth of raw. al: cohol. In two adjoining” houses were $3,500 worth of manufacturer whit and 2000 casés of genuine Whis- for the riehért trade in’ the key south. ‘Wnder Suspicion. “Twas the pal ‘of the rum king's We evenssiept; together night after ight, Theny I don't know how, L came under the euapicion of tHe underworld. “The rum king's, wife and I were doing some Christmas shopping. Sid. denly, in the midsat*of the crowded store, she whispered in my, en: ‘They've tipped-me-vou aren't a real Mabel Langfor ‘d crook. If you are, prove it. ‘Take some of these gloves.’ I -had- told] them, you see, that I used be al shoplifter. | “I took apair of gloves from (a counter. “And the. store detective | Saw me. I was arrested.” | Then Miss Langford appe te the prohibition director for And he refused ing that she was a pr Sho prompt papers with caught its rum-running operat! The prohibition besteged with questions elp hibition headqu: her r Charge Is Peeniing At first the ‘official c deny she was an agent, ontinued +t Then th over. marnes gir] y another PR phd for shoplifting ‘And: f ndinit if « i rl I ry for 1 “You know when man she'll And fighting to save is what put me whe paid inforriier a down to hell for kim. the re a filll-fledge ed- enforcement they agent. dropped I’m w Orleans,” a big coun- a sor far girl fter this ewhere. loves a man T love I am today.” Daily Features on Air For Casper Radio Fans - M. WOAW. (626) Omaha. ¢ DP WEBE .(870). Ch WBBM (476) Bost WGN (870) Chicago. & KHJ (405) Loe Angeles program, a is given.) WFAA (476) Dallas, Children’s hour, } 6:00 P. M { WBCN 6) Chicage iventle | period. WIP (609) F Ur Vir 30 P.M KYW. (686) Chiengo, Uncle Bob. WCAB (482), Pitts, Unclo Kaybee. WLIT (395) Phila. Dream Daddy KDKA’ (309) 1, Pitts. Children’s Program. 4 700 P.M KGW (492) Portland. Children’s program, i ”. M. 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