The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1920, Page 9

$50 THE SEATTLE STAR Comrades of Peril B RANDALL Y PARRISH (Copyright, A. C. McClurg & Co., 1919) (Copyrighted in Great Britain) (Continued From Saturday) “You, he was in it; well, adios, Sam” SRE She rode forward, never even ven- turing to glance back. Thus far overything had gone easier than she could have hoped. ‘There were no orders out against her, and these night guards were not even aware of what bad taken place, She guided her horse under tho. vell of falling water, and up the steep bank beyond, out into the valley of the Cotton wood, There was little danger of meeting anyone now, she needed to avoid, and once beyond thone watch ers at the head of the trail, the way would be open. She came upon these her husband that try to save her. He follow an’ git in some way, Itke the Mother of God hetp. Hees name was Shelby.” | “Shelby™ broke tn the nergeant, |forgetful of the officer’s presence tn his surprise. “What Shelby? Was | his other name Tom “6, senor,” and she turned her eyes on him. “You know this Tom Shelby?” | “Do I! Of courm I do. You re member him, Major Haya, He was with us once tn ‘C’ Troop; then later detailed with the scouts, Ho's up in this country, I know. I ran into him down at Ponca when | came thru there, Why, by God, that was hin | wedding day, and I saw the bride.” NC, | SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement Values Such as These Are Making the Basement Popular, 35 Checked Velour Suits Regular $45.00 Suits at or AL ian heey, Se ree —, on “You say those renegade devils shelter under the ledge of an have got them both there tn the cropping rock. Haines had been) iia broke in the major, “prison drinking and was in a good humor, | | 0%! j FOR grin, and dismianing her willingly|, cyc) Bot oeny red cnqugh. “And you will show as the way “To hell, of cpurse yer kin £0," he! ino | aaid thickly, “Yer brother pulled me! genor, the doctor he will care for out 0° the Cowskin onct He's this man if I do?” j damn good scout for a Mex. Go to! 1 pledge you my word he wit.” | it, girl; you know the trail?” “And you tel Indien Jeo Léné, Yeu, along the edge of the Pad) senor? | Lands.” “WeTl surely do our best.” “Bure; better keep in the first) “Then I show you—yes; who that gully, er yer might run inter a sojer| man there?” outfit. They're thicker than fleas) Shaunessy wheeled about to tace ||| out there now, they tell me. So long,/the fellow she pointed at, gripping alter.” him with one hand, and dragging It had begun to snow, big heavy) him forth from among the circle of @ flakes, drifting with the wind, quick-| soldiers | ly whitening the landscape, The| “This im the bird they gave us for Se es slight marks of the trail were almost!, guide," he said shortly. “You 7 instantly obliterated, but the low | know him?" | range of hills abead were a suffi! “Tie.” she gave vent to a bditter elent landmark, and she forced het| laugh. “That fellow Dull Knife; bad horse into ® swift pace; riding with! Indian; horse thief. Why they give her head lowered, but with watch | you heem?" ful eyes peering thru the «now cur-| “Hell knows, What’ll I éo with thin he was alone now; free, with | the cum, Major?” 1 |nothing intervening between her and| “Have a couple of men hold him Gerlasche Her heart bounded with under guard. We seem to be on the jackets full silk-lined | . . leur usar Meat satloe aie eae Oe a with pussywillow taf- no doubt any more “Over there, not far; acrom the |} feta. ‘The direct trail circled just within| mesa. You come, 1 show you. That y |the outer range of the # hilla,|be better first, senor—just you an’ making It impossible for her to mis: | some so you can tell what to take the way, even in that maze of/do. Maybe eet be better we go afoot, snow, She rode more carclensty now |so we be not seen.” that she was safely out of sight, and) “On foot! You don’t mean we are| free from any possibility of pursuit.|0 near the place? | ‘The horse, with lowered head, seem-| “Si, senor; I show you." Jed to fool the urgency, and plunged handful followed her lead |forward eqgerly. ‘They were in n the sand ridges out upon the |narrow gap between the sand hills.|open plain—the major, a Heutenant, the trall widening and twisting about, the sergeant, and three men. She led 80 an to reveal little of what might) them along a aslicht depression, suf be ahead, the snow whirling into ficient to parttally sereen them from r faces blindingly. Suddenty, as | ob: The major still had his they mwept around a sharp corner. | 4 ng gloomily ahead, and g and hearing nothing to warn no marks of guidance; ap of any other presence in that soli-/parently they were trudging forth tude, they camo at full tilt against | across a dead level plain, stretching yalted column of cavalry. Before) away for miles to a far-off range of /Pancha could even jerk up her reins,| blue hills. The steady fall of snow’ startled trooper had gripped the|had ceased, altho there were occa | and held her mount helplessly | sional flurries, driving sharply into heir faces. Overhead the clouds é 1 what's this? he growled,| hung low and gray. Hays swore un-| tugging at the frightened animal, and| der his breath, half convineed he was dragged half off his fret in the flerce|betng made a fool of. Twice he struggle. “A Mex, by God! Say, started to speak, but held hin tongue. | lows, thin looks like Arizona. Lay|The girl never turned her head, but hold here, Mapes! Call the sergeant, | moved straight forward. | { somebody; I've got this bird? Whoa ue came to @ slight ridge, and) fj there! Now what's all this about,| ped suddenly, pointing. | nang “Tis there, senor,” she said simply, | i | —Suits of all-wool checked velour, with sei napunly —The Skirts are in a smart two-slash pocket modelthe jackets have shoe- string belts and are trimmed with buttons of self material. —The’ colors include Black and White; Brown and White; Pekin and White, Tan” and'Gray. ©" oe * Sizes for women anid | misses. 16 to 40. 4 { is ft, Summers” the! “wolves | . Pushing thru the ring of led officer stood motion- men, peered curiously up at her from | lesa, his mouth open, his eyes staring under the brim of a battered cam-|at the sight so unexpectedly revealed | With ANNA Q. NILSSON For an instant he could not beleve TWO-GUN tale of an outlaw who fought on the She come etearing in.|what he maw. Almont under his feet! square—Loaded with robbery, getaway, chase B |Sergeant. ike she was sete some| the precipice fell away into that tre and battle—Fired by bandits, renegade “greasers” . mien aac lee Scan, Se mane ot enews an’ she ie Mex, all right.” emphasizing ite depth, but bringing and posses of dare-devil troopers—Wiped clean by HOR > nap hoot waited dard ba eee argel e miebgsiny the love of a woman and the tiny hands of a child. Hin face was kindly, ff stern. If! And not a sign to make you| en n ccoun . - > eine, “Senor, I ride for a doctor,” sh iream of it existence, I'd have First of the splendid series of William S. 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