The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 17

FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 THE . .E STAR ‘The Star’s Daily Short Story “Avoiding a Fortune, ” by Gorton Carruth ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW Sup: s. It meant—well, what did it} They had be in the way of money shty| home fol Adumson.| cache, stored in the muske s, oF sleek| in hig adventur wandering For what could he do? He/and fat on their fortunate invest Adams kn ad not been trained to v ment Abe! had & © would have to be a—a shoe] voyager tnto Tillarnoak TiHlamook Tillamook Tillasroak Tillamook n & rover, a] was a amall fc hur put at interest ter, an adventu ith a living income for the pals carn 4 ° the musket he M r i at » life. He sat and tared, our in+} maybe ° ney {South American filtt ing expe 1 in @ curious maxe, His fo: Ie that The @ Gition of his youth hung W wet] tune " changing uddenty th Jentered. “A I ir," he said portrait, Moved by a su@.en im.-| afternoon! a! ™ Ah—you| It bore no star ha a pulse young Adams took the gun| The door opeued and Jenkins! my given me good advice some-|ly been delivered by spec en-| from its hook and went and sat! came ug A gentleman to he What would you suggest) ger. Adams tore it open. down, with the musket in his Ine, | s¢ air,” he said. “From the| par I do now? from Opdycke. facing the portrait of bis grand ra of directors of the ¢ me lawyer laughed, “It seems) “By a curious and, {t seems to) father Abel . grows, You can, fo put it blunt-/me, happy coincidence,” it read “t] Abel, now, what would he hav warve or go to work, Person-/had not been half an by away/done in this situation? The yor 4 [think that I should go to/from your house when T ran tnto}man looked at the portrait's plerc >? rend mine who can give you} ing grey eyes and firm chin. " dvoke}® Job. Not that I mentioned your) was no room for doubt about it hee gP gts }mame to him. But he said that he} would have gone vi y to], Wesson was dapper, cheerful, de vigore } ; Sg $ wants an insurance solicitor who] work. And not uncheerfully, either,| renual. Mr, Adams had no doubt ‘ ae : 4 paver can interview ‘our best people’ and nad been a good sport, Abel had.| or ee irene bn ae es: > ome of them had made| a once I thought of you. T said I) have treated tt aloe Ae ay nal MOU the oepltal al-| 5 tT had been, at favor.| shew just the man and asked him t ture, He we “ B a as a ee hospi “ co P hd Pe as—especially war times—| ‘© hold the job until he heard from| trade with a 4] Ways been the chiat arity: ot: 18 ‘ 5; hays ; nts made| me. What do you say? It seems| would have made his competitors) sms tamil Lis reap fath-| tain judiciotts iV nts made] © em Bae d . aq rich | Memorial hospi “Show him in," said Adams, dully,| He opened a drawer and dropped the stones into it, “Ah, Wesson, how do you dot” | had been so generous! And #0 he basis of information impart-|t me ing for you well aware of his advent had be. Hence Mr: ‘Weeeon bad iy good friends in high plac ! Meera! after ‘all, that was the onty him first of all, confident ? ee ally government places. A|* Fancy E.ppout 8 to face it. The Adams stock ld start the drive with SE sos oatcbte’ Geer ‘the ading on nice pe ne n't played out. He could do a . : ? aa oe ese invest.| them one's friends—and try ‘o| well as hig grandfather, wi : riptiongthat would command . : | . invite emulation pyee e them into buying insur-| had often been told he reser | | Dh, unspeakable | of work.| c n 2 Schl dedine Oi | put tt thru. ; 4 cause he saw that Adams was not : a tt traits off lke ft, @ would even! iistening to him. ‘That gentleman| yrs the same delicious Tillamook SBS Estee: wich. the porte a anal ety gle cy aring fixedly at the wall on ‘ in a new five-pound loaf. Just the right size for tens teresting, On tt t te of the room, and It meant eating| he came to a pause before th 1 resting, On the contra a paar eh roan Pande wr eur . gis waar bole ae A eo long that Wesson de a sandwiches. It cuts to good advantage, too, for other No, sir,” to! grandfather had been difterent| om. ‘There would be the sest « uneasy. | Thero was really! Afra, Wm. Ellis Corey, wife ways of serving. Absolutely no waste. ttle in the new life and a se he at exce: an ee s menuine unite Math is” fahae| old off painting of a former Adams.|of the American steel mag-| ; clit 2 ; va eg Mts Bi, It has that unique cheese taste — that rich creaminess which edn Faas wattle aks aoe ter came Into the eyes of », reporter f f 4 7 c.: Facts Are — su saatte sin oeipnl ee gay | 70 ng Adams; } ier muscles nate, reported on her re is distinetly Tillamook. Much of our new spring “make” is : ‘ in London from Paris The young man experienced aj tithtened, Werson looked about and rill of resolution and high pur-|™&tked the door. jother day that she had been being marketed in this convenient shape. R U l d b W ilson| . Unconsciously his fingers| “Ah—I beg your pardon, Wesron|70bbed of pearls valued | Restenrnnts, hotles wad Eeerdine tamses ak findineten reac: e eate i tened on the butt of the old| ust thinking—you see, 1'm| $100,000. tical size. Your ‘ait dat has thi Tillamook | musket. There was a crack, and his| short of money—temporarily ctr grocer icatessen has this new moo F tines aubeths tuie: tial aood, at —* His eyes again sought ‘apae ae /AUSTRALI AIS Is product. Buy it by the pound or loaf. Declares Tanlac Endedl night, positively unable to sleep. I|the same time something alippe {cture and again ho was silent Prmmoned by Miss Akce k for “Tillamook” on 1 had colds in my head, aching pains | across his palm and fell to Jor snapped between bie 4, ne head of oc Ling ad ’ Indigestion, Headaches, |), my jimts ana across my back, | floor t GROWING FAST| ior.fea eed kad y adache ‘ spells,| seartt “ ner ” ene wan of serene Backaches, Nervous-|avfu! headaches and diy svells| Startied out of his reverle, he| | “But here, here,” he opened the! seer noURNE, June 15—The pop. | TILLAMOOk COUNTY CHEESE ASSOCIATION bent forward to see at had fal.|drawer convulsively, “here are 12 tion oO! ustr ic ned ness, Insomnia, and gna didn't fool fit for anything len. ‘There, glittering in the atter.| diamonds, Wesson—no, 11, 1’ keep ation of Australia increased 134,- | ‘TILLAMOOK, OREGON Weakness Left by Flu| “Wel sir, 1 took this Tanlac| noon sunshine, lay a diamond. Me.|ona to remembers my grandfathe 323 during the year 1922, according to 25 model cheese hitchons owned and operated by Tillamook dairymen " figures just isasued by the common L kk treatment and have gotten rid of hanically he picked it up and|dy. Take those for your fund. No!|\esiy, st , x 00 —Feels Like New Man) my troubics, and amin A-No. 1 con: | iat ie one ned Oy nelle eee ee eee Sana A> | WaRlEa, MACS , for dition. My appetite can't be beat, | turned to the musket. ahh thom «Teta tute mad-thmany | et Deemer the a TILLAMOOK ( Since taking the Taniac treat-|my stomach is tm perfect order, and| yr. fingirn had crush he} for coming to me! Good day! Good) ~“rnty increase was made up of ee | bri the det cant eping nights Uke I have} 1.4 ; | ¥ ee hunk uldering wood and exposed a ca excens of births ¢ 8 to the et he one ee . > lept_ before In fact, I feel ty that peroatiy had ed oe nm backed out. Adame picked! exte of i 185 and a gain es te | ges, and can eat an as fine as I ev fin my], the shoulder plate 6 hole elephone rec poke | rr Jon of 48,138, The population | ta it.” Is the emphatic statement ad I am certainly thankful to ieropkesis:: ‘ead’ eareh eles a number into the transmitter. His increase represer 6 pe Wake recently by D. M. Wilson, | surface of the butt on the side| ye" were again riv on thore off year Wis W. 27th st., Los Angeles. or sale by all f00d/ he» had pressed. | the portrait | ‘The Infant mortality rate in 19 Nt. Accept no substitutes. Adams picked away the broken| “Ab ke? Adame. Just| was the lowest on record, being ‘as {a a terribly rundown condition | Over 37 million bottles sold. wodk: and removed frocn the cavity |W o tell you I'll take that|per 1,000 births, as compared with | Mewing the flu and a nervous} —_— 11 stones similar to the one that had| Job. When and whér o I report?) 66 in 1921 and 69 @ukdown. I felt like I would} Tanlac Vogetabee Pills re® | ¢ out. A dozen in all. He| Thank you. Good-bye |- ier want to eat anything again,/own remedy for constipa For 1d back in his chair and stared| He rose a bit shakily, hung the fei wus 50 nervous I would roll all| sale ery knits. Advertisement. | at them as they’lay on the table—| musket below the portrait again ——. ——--— |his grandfather Abet’ |and lt @ cigaret. He surveyed the There was r ould on ceased talking | y be cent per sutt m |he murmure r | pict a the drifting smoke. Electronic Reactions of Abrams cone yz ‘epee CALL OF THE WOODS The woods now call to every real American boy. If you are TIS Seaboard Midg. 4th and Pike anxious to join the Boy Scouts and learn the tricks of the fisher. man, the hunter, the trapper, the yroodaman, the guide and the Indian, and enjoy your hikes and camping parties, send for the bulletin, “What Scouts Do," which tella you how to become a Boy Scout. Just fill out and mail the coupon below. 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