The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1920, Page 11

ea ehariequel™ Once more came the question, and by this time they had come again to the hut which was the home ef the Indians, “Mtooping to enter the low doorway, one woman disappeared na earthen veeae! hot, roasted wal to the} been hollowed out that, whet Is oF not, thie was @ favorite f them. & plant which grew in ‘and sent its shoots “What were these other things the Indiane asked them if they liked, Daddy? The other things besides the “kalse’ and the ‘wapatas’?" “wammas ie a apring-time plant which grows on the prairies It le & emall root, about ea big as the end of } my thumb It somes up oa two fided ven, tng ber bend | maytty them & bee flower Deane. out, side to side, ‘Boston halo Stwash muck-a-muck.' a the father and son both ‘the Indians again that they Wked their kind of tood— “Hut te go on with the white boy and his ed an old Indian who was smok- intkiniel leaves and hie pipe with bie ad smoked a while per, wen up the chimney, and he ‘The twine didn't know just what | to do then. They thought at first of | making their Green Shoes take them home, but decided to ask the advice | of the Magical Mushroom. “Well,” said the Mushroom, jump- ing out of Nancy's pocket, “I think | you'd better stay here, as you must | take care of the .rent money in the | big pocketbook until Tingaling ts found, or at least until the Fairy | Queen can find another landlord for | the Land-of-Dear-Knows-Where.” = | As he wan right. $0 cy | and Nick’ decided to stay where) .|they were in Maple-Tree Flats until located. 920, by N. BA) iia PCR Orme The Lost Chicken had laid | Boy, and he was so stiff and sore} ye she waa! that he couldn't walk. He was weak ging heme to Reddy Fox to try | #nd very, very hungry. But he felt ih Peter Rabbit, she had meant wure that old Granny Fox would Tgleht back and get it as soon | ring him something nice for his | +| breakfast, and as soon as he heard caught Peter. Then Ol h had dropped down | footsteps hig mouth began to water ’ blue sky and startlea| “Did you bring me something nice, {whe had ‘jumped. Of Granny?” asked Reddy For. Rabbit aaw her when| Now, old Granny Fox had been so | and off he went, lipper- put out by the scare she had had and eaty i fast ae he could go. |PY her failure to catch Peter Rabbit Fe oe enena oo angry that | tat she had forgotten all about the ‘up and down, She tore) and ground her long was smart enough membered ‘was #0 far up in the blue, y q that he couldn't bear a word f saying. My, my, but old yy Fox certainly was angry! If been so angry, she might yi Johnny Chuck lying ap Pee sould make himself behind | | C of Chuck was seared, Yes, pnny Chuck was dreaaful- sd. He had once fought Red- “and whipped him, but he old Granny Fox would be for him, #o it wae with ‘relief that Johnny Chuck saw fearing up the grass and to see how Reddy Fox was along. Then Johnny Chuck giong until he wan far enough How he did run! He g ail out of breath when he reach i and so Ured taat he just down on his doorstep and x Wasn't Any Chicken it, and the thought of haying to go way back after it didn’t i@prove her “Mol” “I haven't! You don't deserve any breakfast, any- | way. If you had any gumption’— that’s the word Granny Fox used, gumption—“if you had any gump- tion at all, you wouldn't have gotten in trouble, and could get your own Me right for having #0 curiosity,” said Johnny Chuck Fox looked up as old Gran. | breakfast,” om came hurrying up. Reddy| Heddy Fox didn't know what shot by Farmer Brown’s|xumytion meant, but he did know’ | chicken.she had left up on the hill. | ~ THE SEATTLE STAR DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Heio, mes Durr! GAD Te see vou! ChE o WE CANT” Go AMY FURTHER” a HAGEN AND BARNES TIE GREENWICH, Conn., July 31. Walter Hagen of New York and Jim Barnes of St, Louis were tied at the end of yesterday's play for the Met- ropolitan Golf association title, with the score of 292, They will play. it off today on oles. that he was very, very hungry, and, do what he would, he couldn't keep back a couple of big tears of disap pointment. Granny Fox saw them. “There, there, Keddy! Don't cry. I've got @ fine fat chicken for you up on the hill, and 1’ll run back and get it,” sald Granny Fox, So off she started up the hill to the place where she had left the chicken when she started to try to catch Peter Rabbit. When she got there, there wasn't any chicken. No, sir; there was no chicken at | all—just a few feathers, Granny Fox could. hardly believe her own eyes, She looked this way, and #he looked | that way, but there was no chicken just a few feathers, Old Granny Fox flew into a greater rage than before. . Next story: Granny Fox calls Jim- my Skunk Names. some of Boldt's French pastry."—Ady, 'S THAT SHos FLAT, ANNIE ? to have a dress, Amos. s0.cald in the evening. Some One Is Always Rocking the Boat. ‘ws'PR Just Back Fite one, "TWO Wises AGO - YesTeRvAY 16 “The Piney DAY fve BEEN OVT Smee waco BACK! | WAS GEASCK THe WAbLE TRIP IT DID You Go CLIMG IN AND WAND ME TH’ JACK FRY My fishing at lis height, ‘This may sum up the conditions found by the anglera going out this week~ With fly fishing | the | best | of angling game, the sporteman may expect some royal good apert, and q for such streams os Reporte to Piper & Taft trom the Sky Komiah river, In the vicinity of Miller River station, olaim the fishin best in 10 years. The “Bky" been known as the model fly of the atate and It accordingly will the fmt n to consider this atr in those i considering this wi ena. Glowing reports are being brought over from Kitttt fishing In c public giving excellent ie still continaing sport and a bunch are balng brought the matter little a the fishing continges thruout the season and is new ‘die with flies and spianer Price winners in the last sesaion of Piper & Taft's fight teat were ax follows: H, D. Parsons Boulevard park, winning the bass prise, | | @ fing casting reel, by di 4 basa taken from Star ta 5 1318 Howell st, was the lucky trout fish- | @rman and copped the prise for the best display of trout by showing 44 trout taken from tha middie fork of the Sno- ne | qualmie river. Dixon won « copper leader box, half-dozen tapered leaders and a rt. A| fine trout line. en when used with Ieht ta at in fast) becoming popular with the fishermen of | thin distriot. Nye es |] meet marked with a cross: ‘The present two-week seasion of | Piper & Taft's fihing contest, which baer y wre cet Phe i" shes og | i rout erman a fine automatic reel (| 220-yard dash (free style) with 60 yards of trout line and one || 200-yard dash (brenst stroke). dozen trout flies. The bass fisherman (00-yard dash (back strok showing the hest display of bass 50-yard Grawe downs pieel casting rod and 50-yard awim (under reel, Fancy diving (10-foot board} 50-yard dash (free style! 100-yard dash (free style). dash (novice) Reporte from around state that East 50-yard dash (free style’ 100-yard dash (free styl 100-yard dash (breast stroke 60-yard dash (novice)... . +] Fanoy diving (10-foot boar King county out at are doing fi show th for the elation Bportamen’ snoeiation, rn, Snoqualmie Vi association, Renton Bports- Kent Rod and ADDRESS, TELEPHO. iy and others are doing their work In restocking the streams of this eounty, MEN’S EVENTS WOMEN'S EVENTS . x + [50 yard-dash (free style) Under 1 A. G. Spi Booking agency has booked some fast games for Sunday. Shaner & Wolff will meet the Mag- polla Garage at 2p. m. at Woodland park Swimming Entry Blank I am a regular registered member of the American Amateur Union |] {nd wish to enter in the following events of The Star city swimming JUNIORS 14 and 15 Years O14 (free ety! (back stro! Inder 14 Ws (free style) 50-yard dash (back strok: JUNIORS 4 and 15 Years O18 4 Yours + lho yara-aaan (free style) Blanks must be in The Star office by August 12, Entrants under 16 years do not have to be regist Washington Park and will mix at Hiawatha field The South Park Irequets BA onlal Theatre will meet yo ats pm i 2 The Mibernians a ‘Teamsters } play "at Linesin pase at 8 a ‘The Queen Anne Merchants will jou ney to Buquamish to bee Bg play the dale and the South Park verdals will at Bil e. Corea ane tie: Retiier. Coy ae sneer Seete ‘The fant Rremerton Cubs will New Mexico, aon Park and Niahiket will yore Ward ott hte - — leat SR Bo Wel ——