The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 11

GATCHING A WHALE IN PUGET souND Sery teller rubbed his hans surrounded with water wings and Pricked full of harpoons, he found he couldn't dive, “No, sirt Flap and rge and snort ag be would, he didn't eo down We got near enough te} David Interrupted with, “But r Whale, two Indians greaped| %"'t see how anything as little of their harpoona these harpoons were pret. Ome end of a three-foot had fastened a point, of the seamuneal shell, you, stuck it onto the tar, and onto the other shaft they tastened a & seaJ’s bladder. Possible use that could they out wel with A te hands i? went the whale, and water in « moment A oF introduced his friends, the twins, and Prickles hands with them, too. Porcupine always pays remarked "4 ef aN al ae eal bladders could keep: a whale up. Daddy read me about how strong they ary and how they can pull under see some sort of ship.” “I don't’ know, sonny.” the story-teller replied. “I'm only tell ing you what I saw with my own even, “Well, when they bed him eo they could see him clear, they rushed the ounce up close and an Indian who had been waiting for the moment te come when he should play his part, rose up and hurled @ great steel harpoon tnto the very spot he wanted to hit. “Then the real excitement be oun “Talk about the speed ef a mod [ern airplane! Talk about the en- | gine to a new-fungied speed model |launch—we were piloted along, | hitehed to a deap sea monster 30 feet long, spouting blood like a geyser, lashing the water into a foam with his struggie, and swimming out to esa at & rate never equaied by @ man-made DVENTUR TT Otis Febete Nick “Ha, hat Meadows, you and Granny Fox) .| wouldn't have had to move fm the for something had done, Usually he didn't matter what mischief he had er how uncomfortable he other people. But now he ry. You sce he had plemy to think. He was stiff and brom wounds nade when Farm- ’s Boy had shot him; he p hungry that it seemed to he could eat almost any- grass; he was so weak couldn't have run twenty |” Feave his life; he couldn't get UIthe old house in which he had and Old Granny Fox couldn't ft to bring him something f¢ because Prickly Porky the was blocking up the door th bis thousand Uttle spears. ther Reddy was the most mis- ttle fox in the whole world. there ig nothing like being wp in the dark to make one Reddy had siept all that he 90, a8 he lay there in the dark, Ball of the old house where Porky was keeping him a , something inside him be whisper to him. Reddy For mot to listen, He stopped both with his hands, but still he) that whisper: A ce od th % Reddy Fox.” whispered the Gent, Ceserve 1 exclaimed , yes. dot You deserve all rn. esting and a whole lot whispered the voice down in him. “If you hadn't tried to and show off you wouldn't i been #0 foolish as to #tPal the en of Farmer. Brown's Boy daylight. Then Farmer Boy wouldn't have come lor you, you wouldn't have he wouldnt have found fare getting just what you de | night to this old, dirty house, and you wouldn't be stiff, sore, weak. | hungry, and kept @ prisoner right now. It's al] because you thought yourself so very, very amarte and tried to show off, Now look at the; trouble you have brought to your.) self and to poor Old Granny Fox.” “I know it," said Reddy Fox right out loud, forgetting that it was only te eu “I know it,” said Reddy Foz | right out loud. |@ still, small voice down tnside him that he had been listening to, | “What do you know?” asked Prick- ly Porky, who, just for fun, was keeping Reddy Fox @ prigoner. } “It's none of your business? | |anapped Reddy. } Reddy could hear Prickly Porky chuckling to himself as he began to | sing in a queer, cracked voice: Next story: Dark Days on the jendows. gone house on the Green Green M VUAU-Tm Gow “T StUCOL HUIS YEAR - MOM SAD WUEN STucoL Tom Swims the Three-Mile Limit. HOLD Thid Thinc, auick! TH HOTEL BOOKLET SAID a TH FISHIN WAS GREAT VENT EVEN SEEN A FISH Store! Actor Suffers Loss of Memory NEW YORK, Aug. 24—John C. Slavin, actor, who was injured in a fight a the Lambs club several days ago, is suffering from lows of mem- ory as the result of his injuries, it was announced at the district attor- send # iver or - foram S YES* THATS wHy 1 AGREED To TAKe Aue WITH US WHEN HIS MOTHER ASKEO ME WHY, PETER - WHERE IS GO ACROSS A FIELD TILL YOU QONE AUG SIGN WHAT SAYS “PRIVATE - KEEP OFF THEN TURN TO THE LEPT AN’ YOU'LL CONE To A OH, HE SAID IT WAS A LACK OF EXERCIGE SAMI CUGHTTD OW, HES ALL RIGHT ~ I'VE GoT Him BY ney's office this afternoon. His Physicians, it was said, declared they were unable to say when he would be able to testify regarding the fight in which John J, McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, is alleged to have been involved. In the first four months of this year, 62,509 Italians came to this country. 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