The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1923, Page 11

eee nce ene CISPERING © HARRY SINCLAIR DRAGO «ane VOOEPH WORK a y 929 BY NEA SERVICE. INC Net Ho OP y Rien GIN MPRP TODAY ee ; ‘ aren by an. M Bing Meow co ON WITH STORY A quick glance at the Gatching Us 8 : Se cast in oh 5 trait of the t x They had the chance that the cealment:| must lose for following th a aft thel 7 - ‘| Mercedes could not hope to reach the nt of di ack was nted on thelr | purtes before six oon ach SORE BAN than that, however them he In loaded . This was why he f shod hoofs held|/ down with material to supplem : Basiito, He, ' not the north. Six| the tron and steel Buck had alrea es acl e everal miles be-| cached for bomt t his on a gate, The pace of} Esteban wondered at the big fe find followed had been ¥ low's deftness as he watched him wed th n the bad wh work t ry began t again, e| He naile i Ap th acker spar na f the to town, and this bh w Kings. It w con-| his long, slow-burning fuse thi Pour the oll over the front of it . Bodine! minutes of worry 11 sae until her Webster creek ‘Ten tor qrrased he he commanded when he had ody rebelled at inac afire Ms motive, sh that Exteban tung mpty ca Beteban had 5 ra the water With sudden re rmined We ain't golng to drown no c follow Teresa are we Romero demanded. His e was gone. xees people would be right in the path of AN two hours! wood, pe the flood. preach the Wet No. 000} scream came from he “Basi Ex no flung his empty can into fmt her as she rode up, She called} “That's so, Bodi Is there water Reed several times but got no an CHAPTER XXVII enough here to do that eer, This, and the fact that she For once Buck could be honest fad trailed the buckboard right to Mer-| “You bet there is!” he cried, “This ie ranch yard, only increased her! cedes caught her first glimpse of the! “s goin’ to drop about a thou fwling of alarm. lake, she stood at the water's edge feet: in iniles. ‘That'll She sat down to wait. Again in-| Her eyes swept the shore-line in| give it a kick that'll tear the hinges fied her and she began | every direction, but she caught sight| right off the old barn-door.” He d.down the path that/ of no moving thing. Far away to the| turned a cold eye on bis companions lied to the Bit by bit she south the top of the wall that held| you woys don't mean you over leased the distance she was covering| back the water showed a low gray| jooked that, do you fm her excitement, until her horse| streak against the horizon. | ‘Their blanched faces were answer ought her to the doors of the old| No trace of the men she purs rd failding. Her breath left her as she! had been left on the rocky la: hat's a fine thing to pull at this 6 , me gasping last the big man growled. | "Did you think we were go! OFTHE TWINS Olive Roberts Barton YANCY RESCUES NICK 0 send nds ad. | t buildin’ | "You're too funny, Bodine," Este Jian ripped back at him, “I tell you this thing is all off “Who says so I de Esteban beat him to the nearest id careleraly eard me thing’s off Bodine began to believe him. You don't mean it J | “I mean tt all right, Bodine. My | people are down there! The ranch | will get It worse than any ot place. This deal is off until 1 Bet them out.” | “I ain't got no objection to th i. “Get ‘em out! It wo You two beat it back and get your folks away. I'll stay here.” Wh “No, no, you won't.” Esteban did |not raise his volce, “I'm pot takin’ ce on you. Once we got “There was Nick looking out between the bars of the\*Y cb jou it of sight you'd let her and G | ket out of her on the jump. I'll be , 1: te | stayin’ !* ‘ Nancy flew away in her alrplane) Boots all fell over, sound asleep. | *t® es te took for Nick Then the private soldiers and ma-| “That sults me! But Maten a =A the flew right over Bing-Bang| chine gunners atid cavalry dropped |*°U lone your nerve in these God- land and all the Bing-Bong Land. | over awful hills when we're gone. 3 efi oul,"There ocr anotirr| “Now is my chancel’ said Nancy these queer birds like we saw a/to herself haere scar at ae pet ¢ ttle While 10.” | So she brought her airplane down |, That soex two ways, Bodine! You Won she came to the place wirere|to the ground and tiptoed softly} fhe tin soldier camp Was. She re-|over to the prison. Mmbered what the Tinker Man had} ‘There was Nick looking out be iid her and flew very high so that|tween the bars of the window. Were of them could shoot at her. | ‘Quick!’ he cried when he saw When she was right over the|her. “The guafd there has the key amy, she reached for a gas bomb| It’s in his belt.’ aad dropped if. It was only a sleep-| Nancy carefully. took tho ke fig gas bomb really. from the sleeping soldier and un Then shie leaned out and watctred |Iocked the door. f@ see what would happen. only Nick but all the wooden Fada! soldier prisoners were free at last. Bhe heard the bomb hittheground| “Oh, thank yout’ they said. and burst. | ‘We're ever so much obliged.” Aimost instantly Gencra! Hobble-| And they marched back to their hoy fell over on the ground, snor-|own army. | Nancy and Nick got Into Nancy's Then Colone! Butter Cup feli ov airplane and sailed away. 4 Major Straight Bacn, and Ca (To Be Continued) ‘ain Bow Legs and Lieutenant Shiny | (Copyright. 1923, by Seattle Star) a 973 A SPANAWAY STORY Spanaway lake lay glistening “How can TI come” she ans- in the fali sunshine; tall cedars| wered. “I can't leave baby and aid firs grew thick about It,| I should grow too tired if I tried ind a deer came daintily down] to carry her so long.” fo the rim and drank John thought a moment, then Back from the lake a little way| he grinned a boyish grin, picked 4 clearing showed .and new-| up a pillow, stuffed it into the Dloughed ground, and on beyond| big wash tub, cuddled the baby 4 little log house with smoke| a minute against his cheek and uring from the chimney. placed her in the tub “There!” The door of the cabin opened! he cried, “we'll carry her out in 4nd a young pioneer stepped out; the tub, and she'll be safe and dry and warm.” he excmimed, “the ya So jJaughing and loving and tonic! What a day!’ happy they made ‘their way to The man was Jon Bradley,| the field. aid he had within the cabin a The sun came up higher and Young wife and their two small| threw warm 4 ‘cross the children, a boy of about 2 years| beautiful prairie, with its little tnd a baby girl, just a few} groves of scrub ouk and ever- 1 Months old. greens. No sound was anywhere, It way this baby girl, grown| save the sounds of their own ) and now Mrs, Howard Carr,| contented-making; all was peace. Who told the story. Suddenly the hous dog, who John Bradiey filled his lungs| was never far away, lifted his wth the autumn ar, stretched | nose, sniffed and began to bark Dis strong arms, and turned back| ‘Wonder what he sees,” the }far as his ranch, He'll take you *|have plenty of time to make it. You | get Mercedes and Basilio into the | hills. God have merey on you if don’t. You better get along now. They walked to their horses, Ro- word “You be on the level with me to- night Arraseada, and I'll be square and the kid are all right.” | life. In various ways he tried to be- was well, Ag time went on, his tor- who was searching for him. | |insti atid’ with the suddenne drawn curtain, darkness clo: upon the hushed world, The night sounds of the wild beat against her Her pony stumbled repeatedly | moved away in the blackness. | Her dress was soon torn to tatters; |her limbs scratched and bleeding Jing and came crashing down on | jagged stumps or sharp roots, |felt her anki jup wet with ‘ood. Mercedes lay She was lost! She wa lout; but she opened he ited to ¢ |supreme courage she forced Jand this time he among the tree volee rang out It hung on in the stiliness, (Continued Tomorrow) ‘Don’t Squeeze Black- Heads—Dissolve Them Over the fire in the close little! “Oh, maybe w rabbit or a deer ptoom bent the young wife, and{ over in the woods,” the husband PMiddenty Join seerme| to see fer| quieted her. i ail day, busy with her] But the dog barked again, and Housework and her wibies, while| again. He be to be very ex- te Was out in the beautiful world | cited, to run off and come bneck, ny AOY e ee demeainiele Wldoors, and run off and come back again J) OMyeen of mule wat sal dels BCom: out and wateh mel and each time he came back he || over the blackhonda brinkls PEN, dear,” nh wal. “1t'# won| tried harder to toll them the || few reconde—wash off and youll berful thix morning. It will do] thing he feared, A Ree Heap hnaneas Ed Che eht M good,” (To Be Continued) | will be left soft and the pores in their natural conditionAdyertise= tae ment caused by ulations of d mt and dirt and secretions from the akin and there is only,one safe and sure [rid of them=-a simple way, too that Is to dissolve them, Just get © Cynthia Grey:= j Repel Rather Thar Natural Selve YNTHIA GRE) Observation e-long day in her public belie world and knou fussing about different manneriams, the bess advantage. will shrug her trying to learn which can be used to shoulders as sh movie heroine do, or perhaps tilt her chin or raise her brow, learn which pose is most effectir doing exactly the things which an actre tertains and amuses, pletely buried FRECKLES Her natural personality i bead neath this eubigr huge, d esa, Then there is the woman wo is fast advancing to middle| age who also insists upon acting. will simper and pout like a spoiled baby, in her endeavor to make people believe is stillin her She becomes a joke amony her ‘riehde and acquaint. No doubt she has a number of natural traits if allowed to come re, would make would prove natural state than in this role which ¢ Loat youth can never be dle-aged woman can be regained, but the when natural. om naturalne very attracti Charm burats forth instantaneoust Miss Grey will recelve callers In her office Monday, Wednesday from 1 to 2 p. m, iy now compulsory . as it reriously inter. feres with her writing. in other eubjects, Mrs, Jenkins Reduced Her Neck | interests, its peo each other, Puyallup If not, has such required to make 1923 legislature gladly tell that makes gymnasium not compul xory in state acho | Quadrup! at language did ( state university tell Drug Company « sjority of cases, are ed by the stimulation of some| by a 4 who waa very br c4 or suppressed and burning the ¢ moon | cottage wit The | spirits escaped total eclipse Beptem n the flames and continued to hover about the Where Is the world’s largest beet | Spreckela,; California . three of us to push this ratt off. | | trained ® nolidi 4 | pated in many battles, wan a time when, sqpie way could not have been found of preventing the drawing sword. 1 look forward to an eoeh ‘Woman's HEALTH RESTORED eg: mpoun t After Else Failed \nust you if it's the jast thing I do 10 it ED. 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