The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 15

ing nd 207 ed, as if FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1928 SHE YECLOW SEVEN: THE DAUGHTER % QF CHALHOUNG, Syt D SNELL, WLWSTRATED By Oyen seavice merges. Ron, SATERFIBLD IN HERE TODAY Jat a few minutes after midnight, It e a t] rang Swearing softly the « the Yel-| took the hurrica bandits, | revolver that rec je ous ihad t eh Oo leht t .“a| . Tho line of tink beware of | for a second time the Yellow Seven. mirer of beautifel women, Brabazon ts an ad above his head, tenly | lamp well fad fale 8) Inte the night. Sud NOW?!GO GN WITH THE STORY) ee eee auction of a He was stil! standing in the same! crouching, trembling figure that position when the boy came in With! shrank back from him as he ap. the lamp. Brabazon, squaring his! proached. ‘The hard lines of broad shoulders, uncorked the be face softened as } went, and pre He poured himself Gut a stiff tot.) ently he stoc lifted the slim He was gating at an arrow, with} form of a girl to her feet. she a fine metal barb, its buttend split} was simply clad, in a long admit a long, narrow strip of! jacket of light-blue Pastedoard, On the side toward Bra-| with black, and quaint bazon was a bright yellow surface,| the same material, It rnamented with a series of black! Brab he surveyed cireles, He crossed the veranda and) wonder that she was of a plucked the thing from the wood-/ class superior to that to which | work|. The boy was slipping past) way accustomed, that her skin wa him, but the planter’s b out) rather white than olive,’ and tha dd swung him round to fac m.| she was possessed of a beauty He held the symbol alr under/had never imagined possible in & » creature's ch hands were small What do you know of the Yel e" he demanded roughly he demanded ‘| man shivered. thing, tuar,” he stammered 4 to him farfully Koo," he though bazon stuck his legs wide ere do you come part and nodded his head several) She uttered a } imes, a grim smile playing on bis} “I am the daught ips The police have " he said presently his hon vatr ed =the Mindful of P ‘on's warning | away In t sad with an uneasy feeling gripping| lights of yo ‘3 spine, sent a wate an with He tool A urgent note to Wallace of juniors, requesting him ms between his own and fore itin, the 0 join! h him immediat and be prepared! comfe She sat on the » Stop the night. While waiting for| extreme edge, staring with childtike he return of the m wer, he| surprise at the unaccustomed sur seribbied a wote to Pennington and} re enclosed with {t the Yellow Seven. ndings. “You must have somthing to eat, Dear Penn," he wrote. “I have} Suey-Koot,” be said ast received enclosed per. She shook her 4 ow-Post. I'm not particularly scared} “I am not hungry. I only want t things I understand, but this has| to go home.” 9 as somewhat of a shock He remembered that ho was clad >»! G. Brabazon.” ly in the sarong nd singlet in Wallace—a a1 youth hich he was a med to sleep. ady hair ckled fi ar-| “Walt just a ti told her, “and 1 will t As he erred at the foot of the ve A2ps at about 9 o'clock, followed by » coolie carrying a long bamboo a basket of cl S SUS; he h and a pair of| wave of * her. He was dc-| provoked swept like ompanied, mo r, by a large! stream thruout yund, short-haired and boisterous “Evening, Brabazon! Don't mind anda chan nole being, of Reason 1¢@ «bringing §=my og. I hope? th - What's in the win lotus-flower He dropped into a chair and de-| were the laws of East osited hat and stick on the floor.|and West ning of Penni ‘Help yourself to a di in-}ton, her very n in fo ited Brabazon. “To tell you ruth, I'm glad you've trotted th ame! beast along, Some ht gry Chinaman or other purloined my fox-terrier a week ago.” He re-| py the} with t| dread Koo hag stum had ased the glass stopper of a bottle! m gaa ives te ne ar urred to sodawater and handed it Brabazor secure in the fool!a para » Wallace. “You remember ®\ dise that his own frailty had built Allison affair, of course. It appears! up—that the unerring finger of his assassination was by no Chai-Hung was behind all this, act of highway} and that this seemingly helpless gir i! s but anoth f the a , s cunnt ins #0"! structed to decoy son tO} father’s Jair! ig about tc and that in- the planter to her e made aga precisely » send for isable res’ Koo's midnight mis. er and| sion may have been, with the home Wallace drew his cnair cl for more than an hour they sat/ ward journey barely halt completed, talking. she found herself nestlin Almost a week dragged on edt in the Eng Wallace ho wa: ble d with) cling s , for a nsid ble inventive genius—sus t member had every pended an ingenious burglar.alarm| where it ‘was ‘om the bush bungalow, a ne' s that encircled the vork of cotton and abazon? Help! Another Tragedy Short Man—Dan Cupid Often Handles Scales and Yard Stick With Great Abandon, BY CYNTHIA GREY Dear Miss Grey: If that make any difference to their happiness if the no other pla h a preference ein world is such given to unmarried mothers, 1 we n if one could get that high? What been di with th transport Augusta V d First photographs to reach America of Marie Marguerite | Fahmy, 82, and her husband ' Prince Ali Kamel-Fahmy Bey for whose death she is held by London police. The prince, a great favorite in London so- ciety; was found shot to leath outside his luxurious suite at the hotel, London. His was a Savoy bride French citizen. From somewhere behind him, the homemade bells that the dog suc-| \itter ‘heard himself ¢ t pirmecnina with 3 abirahiros name. He released the girl and a : swung round On vel day, woke to find himself beco claps crane t t “ont ae OP act he just left, he saw Wallace and\ Just him, } id her ant ice|the Pathan watchman.+ Brabazon|™e to advise to" send. th Sia ese d until they had caught) Watchman with Mies Chal-ung,” nd everything, and gave the| him up. ee man instructions to cease his| “What is it, Wallace?" he de “L suph nocturnal perambulations hand | manded. i pl OR Eg in his rifle. He would have de-| “Look here, Bra . I'm sorry| his stunts ourse Chai-Hune stroyed Wallace's ralarm if} to butt in and all that, but isn’t this| men are a re looking for noticed it e didn't and/a trifle nwise? aren beyond) the girl TR ESET RE PETS ea He faced Wallace defiantly. The assistant dropped a hand on his ADVENTURES houlder > Don't any farther—tonight OF THE TWINS “Oh, yes, he lives on the other side of the Rainbow Door in Wet Blanket Town.” It did seem ody in too bad that every-forled Nancy. “Mister Sly Bow, will go |you please tell us where Old Croas |Patch lives? We'll have to catch him and take his stick away from |him at once.” “Lats mee, Mister -Sky Bow, scratching his dumb they were and were quite un-|head, “Oh, yes, he lives on the other yout it. side of the Rainbow Door in sies Jast hated their big |Hlanket Town. It's dreadfully hard nd refused to sing themselves |to find. Besides all that, Old Crone atch has quick ea and if he hear us coming he'll © his stick at Rainbow Land was changed. The poetry. Rimies no longer spoke in The Dummies had discovered how The Sneezies no longer took snuff to make themselves cry, but they|us and turn us all into worms,” erled anyway just because, | "I'm not afraid,” sald Nancy The Tootiles were so ashamed of | bravely. thelr big feet, they hid their heads inside of their collars and wouldn't look at anything or anybody. T Puffies no lo blew this and that lke thistledown, Their |ble,"* days of traveling were over. All be-| “About f cause Crous Patch had waved his |sky Bow bad old magic stick “My! My! My! This |x dreadfuls* “Neither 'm 1!" G ‘And I think better do some thing to h these little folk 1 Rainbow Land out of their trou declared Nick nice 6! March!" said Mister And a they (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1 by Beatle sian went I used to know,” sai: | Wet | It's too ri Barbazon relt for his pipe. I Cynthia Grey: | trode back to where the girl w “My watchman will see you home,” he said Her face fell. Her hands stole to his sleeves. The look she bestowed on him stirred the fires within Trembling with an tion that} was t beyond his power to! suppress, his ho pressed her fingers to ps. In all this monotonous tence of which he was faat | | | | | | | ex | growing tired, Suey-Koo was the | | | | | | brightest thing he had encountered “You will come ana wee me?” sho pared presen "Where can I en?” find you—and the latter noticed that the | of the manager were flushed | h the tan of y Until they parted at the spot where two paths met, neither spoke a word, | ‘The residence of Chat-Hung was |surrounded by a | Ti were tl high pailisade gates, set close to. gether—a_ large portal with narrow. er entrances on either side, The tall Chinaman in greasy black who leaned against this effective sereen, | was rolling a cigaret with practiced skill, using tobacco which ho fished from the inner recesses pouch. He clipped off the stray ends with a pair of folding scissors, shielded the match with hig hands, |then reached up and swung himself over on to the other side, dropping on to the soft earth within a bare 20 feet of a bamboo foss-house with ere an open front. ‘There wem tiled steps leading up to a long alta illuminated with paper lanter and on the altar ftwelf rested two bronze urns in which charcoal was burning (Continued in Our Next Issue) If your liome {4 for gale, why not soll it? A Star Want Ad will quickly find you « buyer, Call Main 0690, and place # small ad NOW, When Brabazon again joined Wal-| | | | of a rubber} THE SEATTLE STAR omen | Madagascar lexists in Turk | ethar, Pemba, torla? Zero Meals for Torrid Days ine-driven ge Has the hot weather put you for Mot Days,” for which I inclose two (3) Household slavery Persia, Egypt, Zan Tripolt, and It was given to tit British and|tho everywhere officially prohibited. yours off food? Do you fina steaks, pork chops, stews, plum pudding, ete., too muct 9 hot ran equal amount of fuct. days? Wouldn't you like the reciper for a long list of cool dinners 0-6 Tall Girl in Love With rg MP ig Teresa ceerate thee aiicut ehie untied Gad ase 7 a ity ‘Sk. Wateisle’t i to the Washington bureau ¢ bo Seattle Star $22 New York ave. hat ‘ and wh s aie Washington, D. ¢ phe pesky tos pany area ™ 4 yin ; land $ Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, ; He was born at Banneventa, the lo girl is taller than a man, should ; 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D, ¢ ; ality of which ia ¢ ed, Tradi love each } Please send me a copy of the free bulletin, “Cool Dinners } tion places it at Dumberton, & ps for other devotedly ? A 'TALL GIRL, a ee tf provadly 4s} Entitled “The Best Short Story of the Hour,” or silly ques- ; western Britain, not far Phe tion 896, Seriously, tho, Sir Cupid is-no respecter of ; Name ; ? ve persons, His chief delight seems to be in mixing things up mee ; “ Af ies fige z St. Pat : ; , Warsi csscsvvcsien Sl Ee RTE ct date 1s not known, Bt. Pa in general, Fact is that small men usually, or very often,|| °} Street and No } : 0" $ the sham- | ea) Marry large or tall women, and vice versa ; ; , , | ove ¢ Ayn aia ae. * RE ESE SS ES 3. OM schiciocrevesasees seeeeeene tseeee teeeereseesveceeenee wf rock (which has three leaves) in il Does any state pay a mother's pen Mian Grey will receive : i lustrating the auetrine of flower the Jon to unmarried mothers? in her office Mon¢ Wednes¢ State Trinity to the Irtih, hence tts adop: In € rnia the mother of depend und Friday, from 1 to 2 p. m, tion as the national flower of Ire-| ent children who have been deserted and on Tuesday and Thursday || POPP PIL PPPS ELAS PELL ELL PAELLA land. y thetr father, is entitled to state from 11 a. m, to 12 m, each 1 te Sid dif she is not married to © father week Please do not com at — — —$—$—$ TPO a agers —_ Why do we celebrate Labor I ye of her children, but she c ¢ get|| other times, as it seriously inter ‘ In 1882 Matthew Maguire, arcre-| vi . emain among the Hovas of|and the metric ton, containing £ this aid if she is married to him, In|] feres with her writing ft Omane | aaNees: 204.6 pounds tary of the Central Labor unton,| cee New York elty, | the various labor o union, cori Moroceo,| How much starch is there in a bushel of corn and how much in a state with a vie 1 give the greater power PAGE 15 powers, electri t erated with gas en using rators, pro with the approval of | responded with the roantzations in the| w to setting aside one | now ts being used ay a passenger| A considerable traffic still exlata in| bushel of potatoes’? vessel by the Canadian Pacific Rail-| the Congo!and Portuguese West Af.) A bushel of corn welds about 26 ~ ere year thelr ow Msg AR y\day. The proposition was well re- way Co., running between Quebee| rica, and investigation discloses 210 | pounds of cornstarch and a bushel o, cell's and Cherbourg, Southampton and| savage tribes in North, Central and | potatoes from 15 to £5 per cent of | ceived. The first Monday in Septem- | Hamb South America, Oceania, Malay Ar-| starch. ber was chen a Maguire sons made ¢ 16% elago, and Africa where ‘saver cee chairman of the committee to ar-| ; Ey enone Haare hives pistes Epa “ 2 range for the Labor Day gelebration | ‘ ‘ ~ mean evtel's Why bave.we two houses in ¢ a that year, A Dill wad put thrul pores d BL, . (2) polyandry, (8) Leon onoress to make Labor Day a na-| slaver How much salt 1s there in sea| Because the founders of our repub | holiday, and passed without) .BVen a morning frock shoulda P 1. water? Ho believed in the Ke | opposition, and tas. 8 by the| some conformity to style. Here 4 r é On the average, 100 parts of sea aNd balances in gove V | president and became a law June 28,|'% one that docs, It has the Jonge ’ ; ’ | roe gritos, | th water contains 8.5 parts of solid ma- | therefore balanced the two houses Of | 149, | Waist, a slight fullness over the hips: nesiana, American Indiana, and p rials of which 77.76 per cent ig |Congress against each other, and the et id |to give a long line front and backs ples of Africa. It flourishes in China| sodium chloride (sdlt) exequtive Rowe: against congress. « governor general of the| It Mes in the back with a sash, and Turkey. Poyandry te stilt cee xo during the Congo rubber scan-| It could be made of gingham, di feued we Zeer emong the Rargekal’ sti ae heet shkactee the Whis is more powerful, steam or | dai and what year was it? lity or volle. It could be made north of the Okhotak, and among the ow rye cs —s k cope of M8 | electricity? 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