The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 13

The Hunting BY THORNTON (Copyright, 1919, b: t things come to any > matter how bad rever, So eason for I came a sehen the law once protect ot ‘ail deer, a day when the hunters < no longer go searching. for jygnttoot Trually there was great rejoicing the e people and the ¢ Meadows when hunt! son ended, and they that t would be in no danger until the next hunting But this year there waa no ‘ You see, no one could Lightfoot. The last seen of him When he was running for his with two hounds baying on his ‘and the Green Forest filled with ns for a chance to Forest. Blacky Crow, wh s are quite as as those of Sammy Jay, had in the search, They had found trace of Lightfoot. Paddy the said that for three days AAtfoot had not visited his pond thru the Gree n the va drink. Billy Mink, who travels hance: and down the Laughing Rrook, team Woked for Lightfoot's footprints cer it the soft earth along the banks, n dis. had found only ol ones. 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Honey and ‘Tar will check if taken in time, and will also} S28 cough of long standing. It coeey gives relief, soothes ana} oo Mre. Geneva Robinson, 88 ewan St. Albany, N. Y,, writes bay ® Honey and Tar is the best| . fee Medicine 1 ever used. Two ore broke « mowxt stubborn line cough.” It loosens phlegm Mucous, clears alr passage, pz, Pearseness, stops tickling Sold everywhere, of the Green |* [health in Season Ends W. BURGESS y T, W. Burgess) Jay té Bobby Coon, “something has happened to Lightoot, Kither those hounds caught him and killed him or bv by one of’ those h % Tho Green Forest will nev er BB the same without him. I don't think I shaf want to come over here |; “1 tell you what it is,” sald Sammy Jay to Bobby Coon, “something has happened to Lightfoot.” very much, There isn't one of all the other people who live in the Green Forest who would be missed as Lightfoot will be.” Bobby Coon nodded. “That's true, Sammy,” said he. “Without Light foot, the Green Forest will never be the same. He never harmed any body. Why those hunters should have been so anxious to kill one #0 beautiful is something I cannot un derstand. Por that matter, I don't understand why they want to kill any of us, If they really needed us for food, it would be a different mat ter, but they don't, Have you been up in the Old Pasture and asked Old Man Coyote if he has seen anything of Lightfoot?” Sammy nodded. “I've been up there twice,” said he. “Old Man) Coyote has been,lying very low dur | ing the days, but nights he has done a lot of traveling. You know, Old Man Coyote has a mighty good nose, but not once since the day those bounds chased Lightfoot has he found so much ax & tiny whiff of Lightfoot's scent, I thought he might | have found the place where Light: | foot was killed, but he hasn't, altho | he has looked for it. Well, the hunt | in season for Lightfoot ts over, but | I am afraid it has ended too late. ‘| Next story: Mr. and Mrs, Quack | Are Startled. | BY THE STORY LADY Peter jumped up suddently and ran to the bathroom, opened! the medicine chest, took out a box and hurried back to Ruth, who was just finishing her map. “See here, Ruth, here is your quint all in the capsule ready to paste on your map. And why couldn't you put the rest of ¢ things in the empty capsules, too?” “Why, I believe I could.” sas Ruth. “Peter, you're a bright boy. So they took the capsules to the kitchen an@ had lots of fun filling) them with all the different spices, | pepper and cloves* and cinnamon and nutmeg. 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