The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 14

Lightfoot Makes a Shocking Find BY THORNTON W, BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by ‘T. W. Burgess TPE game of hide and seek be , with tween Lightfoot the Deer the beautiful stranger me dainty|the enemy he sought. Could | footprints started Light: | have looked into his great eyes foot to seeking her had been going | you would have found notht on for sever ys and nights when | about them. They became 4 | Lightfoot to something which|red with anger, Lightfoot quivered all over with re back of hin heck stood up. s shock, He had stolen down to the Laughing gave him very softly Hirook, hoping to surpri M Daintyfoot, for that wa r name Irink there, But she wasn't there Lightfoot wondered if she had been there, so looked in the mud at th ' edge of the Laughing Brook to see if — a there were any freah prints of those not the prints he was looking for — prints he had learned to know #0 well, They were prints very nearly , the size of his own big ones, and The finding of the dful shock to Lightfoo od instantly what they eant that a second stranger had come . He uw U. S. WHEAT DIRECTOR BARNES declares you can bring meant down the cost of living by eating more bread and serving less of the more expensive foods. SP A PRIORI And—those of us who know how good, how nourishing and how economical the nto the Green Forest, a ere like his ow Jealousy took possemsion of Light beautiful stranger I have been hunt foot the Deer; may that fi ibis ing for,” muttered Lightfoot heart with He has to meek ¢ have been hb Lightfoot MURPHY +e died has no right he the Deer looked anyt ing but gentle DON’T TRY TO BAKE IT, SAYS MRS, then. He ateal her After he had vented hia spite for He |® few minutes on the For: | lens bushes, he threw his head high armiens, help Claudia Quigtey iurphy est. He belongs back up on the/in the air and whistied angrily, Then modern bakers’ bread is, do not need any home economics expert, say# Great Mountain, from which he must|he leaped over the Laughing Brook urging to eat more of it. place he could have come from thru the Green Forest. But this baking bread. for the fami! and t the task into the or in where that beautiful stranger!time it waa not for the . ganized hands of the ten must have me from, t lw *franger with the dainty give her braine a ¢ ” to follow out. I'll make him must firet find this newcomer, dnd work, while the baker looks That's what I lo; TU make bim meant to waste no time in do! Seattle bakers have come to realize the Gee at, teoet warvertaeee fight, I'm not afraid of him, but I'll | ing it | make him tasks r me ng plenty of good 4 bestow a paral nm th high coat of great food value of bread—and because of that are making better bread today than ever before. htfoot stamped hie feet, and} Next story: EE RAAT OPI EIT "indians Respect Good Bakers’ bread is the best food and the most nutritious food on the mar- Qualities of Rat Rattlesnakes ket for the money. a BY CHIEF TAHAN The Indians fh great the rattiesnakes. They they were the chiefs of Then he remembered a ptayer son the men always sang when in dan- ger, and when he began to sing it, the rattlesnake turned his head Published In the Interests of Your Health avd Economy By Seattle Association of the Baking Industry snake tribes, No but away from him. In a little while ine man” ever one t away, The boy started and he always apologized no weak he could hardly But some good lessons might be He told his father all that had learned from the rattlesnake, so we|taken place, and his father took to think, What happened to/t to the “medicine man,” who Tahye, a boy I knew, will show you | prayed silently for a while, then what I mear made a fp re of @ rattlesnake When wan 13 or 14 years/of t on the boy's left ¢ age, his father told him it was | brea id him the rattle time for to think and act like | snake 114 bring him good for- a n. T he knew what he|tune—would protect him tn danger, had to do at once, as did every| Amona er things he told him boy. 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