The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1919, Page 7

> Continued From Page One x tract for tanks { a three five » hundred m wells right and our more than down ADVICE TO STICK Removed to 623 Second Ave. yeas: At Cherry “Ste more tm cin Railway Exchange Bldg. Of cow know what Tim talkin 1 I'm talking ow t had rk. Yes, ticker tape 1 and with m chalr enguidly ng ly grow Meanage It conveyed ° Now ready to serve you. penis u glitterte Fr fur ph ~ . ws ao art Step in and see our exceptional val- ues in tailored-to-measure clothing for to: an trying them. ru the the examined the «and rill whiplike notses, mo: with pru and pre upon the floor | of troutlurk 16 UNSEAN poo! ng my THE ANNOYING A telep t swift on his face Yor Parker TONE one Irritation was heaven's h sake it answer If it stock gambling female, n dead, or drunk down phoid, or getting married, or calamitous ommanded Kascom, sir, He wants you.” Tell said b Mr. Rascom to go to m says it's and that he'd like to talk you only a moment.” Parker | but #0 delicately and subdued neem to be merely repeating immaterial and unnecessary mes about the! market ¢fAilors Second at Cherry 7 Railway Exchange Bldg. ly' ae to Opposite Alaska Bldg. ws w sage All right lrane Francis carefully against a table and ne rod nt to the "phi Hello! he said into the telephone “Yea, this is I, Morgan. Shoot! What He terrupted irritably ing of the sort. Of to know, Ff if it which it won't thing, It m and ft mayn't ever come down. It's solid. It's worth far more than it’ listed, I know, if the public doesn't A year from now it'll lst at 200 that is, if Mexico can cut the revolu tion stuff When drops you'll have buy ing orders r : Non sense! Who wants control? It's pure ly spor eh? I beg your I mean it's merely tem Now I'm going off fishing for fortnight. If it goes down five points, buy. Buy all that's offered Say, when a fellow's got a real bona fide property being bulled it’s almost as bad as having the bears after one . yea. Sure Yes And while Francis returned. Hghtedly to his fishing rods, Destin in Thomas Regan’s down-town pri office, was working overtim arranged with bis various re to buy, and thru his divers channels of secret publicity having let slip the cryptic tip that something was wrong with Tampico Petroleum's concessions from the Mexican gov ernment, Thomas Regan studied a re port from his own off expert emis sary who had spent two months on the spot spying out what Tampice Petroleum really had in sight and | prospect A clerk brought in a card with the information that the visitor was Ustened for a minute, then tn Sell—hell! Noth uree, I'm glad 204 up 10 points hold on to every |Two Are, Charged With Leather Theft Q B. Futch and Tony Federici | were arrested Saturday and charged with grand larceny tn connects with thes tieft of $1,000 in shoe lteather from the Washington Shoe | Manufacturing company, Seventh ave. and Snoqualmie st., on July 16 | Putch is a bookkeeper at the plint and he is alleged to have stolen the leather and then turned it over to Federici to deliver to uM t a $25 commission or re pardon. porary of our big reduction sale on high-grade Jewelry. We are selling some things at wholesale prices, as it’s too much trouble to pack and move them. Everything is going fast. Hurry. I. M. BENNETT Manufacturing Jeweler Plaza Hotel, Westlake, near Pine $30 a, m. to 6 p. m Bundays, 9 to 12. Why is kissing a pretty girl like the first drink of Palestaff? Ans.—A man is sure to get a case. If you didn’t get one, it is time you over- took your opportunity. For day in and day out refreshment, no other beverages equal Palestaff and Bockstaff. They are drink and food in one. You drink them for pleasure and gain the benefit of their food properties. Mark well their names. Any time ‘or anywhere, accept no other beverages. it mrich ompar Producers Ef E doesnt enjoy them om, | be a legitimate rise, | | such tricks on. the c | ni Vik SEATTLE AR writle 4 ‘el COPYRIGHT importunat toned, glanced at Tell thi Regan Ie and maid Alvares that I the Mister Giodad him un't ri minutes later erk was this time with A per clled « card, , Regan grinned as he read it Dea Ho tr ure Sir Mr Re 1 Sir I have ou that T have location of the trea Henry Morgan buried in old pirate days ALVAREZ TORRES b head out of suddenly rec the hon nform ‘ on the egan Khoc the room an Was nearl th when his employer him Show hi , in—at on f being maolt as he in his mind he muttered thru the he was lighting can play the lion part old played, A trimming ne and old that he * Torr dish ty interval alone. gan chuckled to b the new unlicked cubs moke of the Thinks bh H. M rolled ne “Two lea ove clgar T is - Graybeard R. wit Alvar AN correct and skin wote it Senor « English was anh the adve and tho juent of h and pounde erthe New Yorkin could have wished. By great effort search, | hav the bucca gan,” he on the Mosquito sm spring ult bleached of J his Latin-Am big black mixe of the Indi an he was as thor as Regan Span an long com and years df re finally won the clue to gold of Sir Henry Mor preambled. “O course, it's} I'll tell you that it's not 1,000 miles from the | riqui lagoon, and that # del| Toro, within reason, may be de the nearest town, 1 wan} educated in Paris, how know the nelghbo: A small schooner most very oh the reward r coast r toc neribed born there and I like a book outlay is cheap. but the returns, treasure!” Yen, mitted how funds.” You need the money,” the stock | rator assured him brutally, and bowed pained acquiescence Much more he admitted under the rapid fire interrogation, It was true, had but recently left Bocas del! byt he hoped never again to go | pack. And yet Ke would go back if} " possibly some arrangement REGAN WRITES A CHECK | ut Regan shut him off with the abrupt way of the master man deal ing with lesser fellow creatures. He wrote a check, in the name of Ab varez Torres, and when that gentle man glanced at it he read the figures f $1,000. “Now hers the idea,” said Re I put no belief whatsoever In y |story. But I have a young friend |my heart in bound up in the boy; but he is too much about town; the lights and the white lighted and the rest—you under ever hood Senor Torres quickly ad- “Tam somewhat embarrassed | shall I say—for tmmediate | hi ur white la stand?” Again Alvarez Torres bowed. “You need the moncy,” Regan con tinued, “Strive to interest him. That thousand is for your effort. Succeed in interesting him #o that he departs after old Morgan's ge and two thousand more is yours, So thoroly succeed in interesting him that he re mains three months, two thousand «ix months, five thousand. Oh I know his father. We were cor partners, I might may, almost brothers. I would sacri fice any sum to win his son to man hood's wholesome path. What do you say? The thousand is yours to begin with. Well?” With trembling fingera Senor Al varez Torres folded and unfolded the check “t I aceept,” he star mered and faltered in his eagerness be How shall I say? 1am yours to command.” Five minutes later, as he arose to go, fully instructed in thé part he was to play and with his stéry of | Morgan's treasure revised to con vincingness by the brass-tack busi ness acumen of the stock gambler he blurted out, almost facetiously yet ever more pathetically “And the funn thing about it, Mr. Regan, is that it is true, “I have had access to records inac- coasible to the public, which is neither here nor there, for the men of my own family—they are family recordg have bh similar aecess and have 1 thelr lives before me in the earch early ieve m | navigators all played arta they drew My Spanish race so hid the Hawaiian islands by 5 degrees of longitude.” All of which was in turn Greek Thomas Regan, who smiled his eptance of listening and with the same smile conveyed his busy busi sman's tolerant unbelief arcely was Senor Torres gone » Francis Morgan was shown in. | ust thought I'd drop around for | 4 bit of counsel,” he said, greetings And to whom but you should apply, played the » with my father? You and he I understand, on some of the biggest deals. He always told to trust your judgment. And well, heré Lam, and I want to go fish ing. What's up with Tampico Pe troleum “What “The to 8 wh or I who #0 closely war were partners me is up?” Regan countered | It's French pas: | Let's go buy Be } Sd Ave; down try. Uptown, M14 town, 915 td Ave AMERICANISM | ly for Bolshevism and subject for at 2 p.m und I ind The reme IW. W next Sunday one Virginia iam will be my August 10th ntreet arth | Workingmen's uvenue, unc Luspices 4ailora and Edwit) J. Brown MONDAY, Jwith fine | proud of the old » | coast and to have got the | riv AUGUS "Hearts 9 ok Shree. Lonmeédomn imulation of 1 the ponatble Petrol Francis of moment ip for prec ating. “Tamploc m into nodded, dropped t A and lighted a ¢ while Re ulted the ticker ke the gan cons Are you d I've go! wan the hort older man querte On t a tidy bit to operate wit? Yor Sure reply of youth u mean Just that. If she drop It's finding money A LEADING QUESTION Just about buy?" was the next romatic mingled tion All gan's fan “Listen! simon-pure how far would searching on, masked by an exp good and proba humor ar Francia “1 tell I've got!” came " pro r it's immer I tell you straight new you Regan, it's the legitimate to ha to wr it's « shame pit 1 don't k anybody anything to pull it across, The wit better for my shooting I am afraid to say many hun dreda of millions of bafrels of real of! I've got one well alone field, that's fay for li doing it rocket.” Don't lad You've piped, and straightened out, befe pico Petroleum soars and forget it.” finely have into it how may in the en months, And I don't want it to Huasteca gushed barre “0 aky that your you worry ut got to get the Mexican a my oil revolution even Tam You go fishing Regan paused with simulated sudden recoliection ple Alvarez Torres’ card with the pe d note, “Look who's just been to see me Apparently struck with an idea, Ragan retained the ard a momegt “Why go fishing for mere trout? Fr ked up net “Sir Henry ing for the ea nels smiled, reach 80 am I a mite undrel,” He iddked up quentioningly the reading of the card “He's a plausible cums plained. ima to have right down théfe on the from . Ran ox ren born Mosquito up from private papers in his family. Not that I believe a word of it. I haven't time or interest to get started believ ing ingtuff outside of my own feld.” “Do you know where I can find him?" Francis was asking the next moment, all* unwittingly putting his neck into the net of tentacles that Dentiny, in the visible incarnation of Thomas Regan, was casting out to snare him. o 6 © © @ @ The next morning the meeting took place in Regan's office. Senor Al varez Torres started and controlled himself at first sight of Francis’ face ‘This was not missed by Megan, who grinningly demanded “Looks Ike the old pirate welt, eh?" NOT TO BE DENIED Francis was a youth who was not to be denied. Modern maps and an cient charts were pored over, as well as the old documents, hand-written in faded ink on time-yellowed paper, and at the end of half an hour he an nounced that the next fish he caught would be on either the Bull or the Calf—the two islets of the lagoon of Chiriqui, on one or the other of which Terres averred the lay. “I'l catch tonight's train for New Orleans!” Francis announced him. But at a privy glance from Regan | Alvares Torres lied with swift eff ciency “L must join you later, I regret Mr. Morgan. Some little business that preases——-how shall I say?—an insignificant Uttle lawsuit that must be settled first.” And Senor Alvarez Torres re mained with Regan me time longer, receiving explicit instructions for the part he was to play, retardation and delay of Francis and culminating in similar retardation and delay always to be continued. “In short.” Regan concluded, “I don't almost care if he never comes back-—<df you keep him down there for the good of his health that long and longer.” CONTINUED IN TOMORROW'S STAR (Copyright, 1919, International Fea ture Service Inc.) TO STRAIGHTEN OUT TAX TANGLE Hull and Hanson Will Go to Olympia Authorization will be approved a the next meeting of the county board of equilization Tuesday in the of the Assessor Frank punty building appointment W. Hul Prosecuting Attorney County nd Chief Howard A ith Attorney General L. son and State Tax John M. Thatcher ment of the Deputy Hanson to confer shortly L Commissioner the property acquired by the Thomp: over assess publid utilities department from the | and] Sound Traction, Puget Light Power Anses Hull says that the erty was valued at $12,000,000 1 value of $6,000,000, aluation was made according to Hull property passed into th that it not subject taxation and Hanson will go to Olyan that this understanding is ith sor prop with when It wa when city’s to an the last understood hap was further Hull plan to complied Hull that a decision by » court ruling that the city must tax on its holdings at this would throw the nty finan in a muddle. He believes that A reement between the and county authorities is inevit to reach an early says a pay ume state rble and w agree ment nts Youth Drowned in Willamette River) PORTLAND, Aug. 11.—-Cap izing in the Willamette Harl Jorgensen, 18 Ore in a canoe last night was drowned Peter Jet pant of the the harbor patrol Waves from craft to overturn, person, the other oceu canoe, was rescued by steamer caused the treasure PAGE @ —_—— FREDERICK & NELSON SIXTH AVENUE 7 BASEMENT “ STORE| FTH AVENU E—PINE REE’ New Party Frocks Have Just Arrived To Bestow Their Charm on Summer Dances ful ful 1 of for the the they for interest Dres first are women just festivities of for immediate A SHOWING and as the wear, misses, are for new season a -thread Laces form fluffy for many of these frocks, and gold and silver cloths gleam through the draperies of other: Shimmering — Silv flounces Nets and Shadow Laces join with and Taffe fashioning these particularly effective in these col- orings—Nile-green, Pink, White, Lavender, Canary, Light-blue, Apricot, Turquoise, also Black and Navy, and Black over pink, light- blue or davender. 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