The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 11

——— ° TUESDAY, JANUARY. 8, 1924, THE SEATTLE STAR ; PAGE 11 re ; ee The Ste on th St : U. W. “STUDES” LIKE HER |} "in e alrs 1923, _ EVERY MONTH “1924 ne ai 516 a. By Isabel Ostrander ee - ii ot pur (Continued From Our Last Issue) with decision, “We have young Believe Lead Can Be Made cod LS dk Plan e. ‘When his door had closed and he|Ladd’s word for it that Griawold Into Silver was out of the way I rushed up to/lied, but neither of them were under hor: T don’t know what T sald; I must oath, ‘They're both under guard and Fi eicholdern in the A i have been crazed with Jealousy and) in the morning we'll have them down. M at nee Mey He tained ing ‘dor. the mayatery vt it all ! do remem-|on the carpet and get tho truth out ianeonie in the fall of 1922, atild han soak f rgitiny iy actene of boar 4G boon class eacerce believe that lead may be transmuted me ever to address her again, and en: Barry, “And while you are about me gue Peay on gat tering her apartment, shut the door | tt, you might-find out what time lit. SHOT Peasdanns (hee fonioula tor ste in my tage! I descended, let myself /tle Misa Shaw goes out and let the transmutation, they ‘have appealed tm here almost mechanically, and | professor know. I fancy he'll be wait. Urtphaseneel high Hainer: dropped into that chair you're sitting in now, sergeant,” Craig was setting back in his chatr, ‘with a gesture to Barry, when the latter stepped forward, Popstar nnn nineties eet ee ing to hear.” Craig stared, “Oh, yes; I forgot that note you stipped under his door, You said to Prosecutor Ralph Hammer to wrest it from him, Hammer, declar- ing the formula Is a myth,"’ has re. fused. This eame to light Monday when . something about porch-climbing and v cl B. A, of “Mr, Ladd, as I understand tt,| chemistry, You're not putting any. KF i penace 806 Hinckley hulld. In A. 0. your apartment here Is a replica of| thing over on me, John?” ing, act! ing vis retary of the company, Thurs the one just above, studio and all, 0." Barry amiled, eee pas eee haoeneaea pt y pbtained oun, old iT ptteck: ~— idvetipand Ineoapain-e iyaaicanitedyed iN put the men on guard outside wealth will be manufactured trom “Not at all.” In contrast to that of the dead woman's Ladd’s studio was hung with rare tapestries and furnished as luxuriously as that of a social dillettante, yet its easel upon which stood an unfinished landscape, | and the carved refectory table care: | lesaly covered with paint tubes and eared cloths, showed it to be a rkroom no less than hers. “What color do you call this? Barry picked up a tube, and squees- ing a bit of its contents on the pal, ette, he Indicated the blotch of red. dish brown. “Burnt sienna,” responded the art: ist, promptly, "I seldom use it—you can see there was none on the pal-| ette before—but I always keep a full assortment of colors'on hand. It is odd you should have asked me about thi for the young man’s tone had tensed with some sudden emotion, “Well, it is just a trivial matter, | Dut over a week ago—the last time, | in fact, that Mrs. Vane and I had a) chummy little talk in her studio—I advised her to use more burnt sienna with the seal brown to get the proper effect of the wood on the staircase in that portrait she was doing of Mrs.| Vansittart, the one before which her} wine, so that they won't kick up a rumpus if ee him, ike a mod. orn Santa Claus, perambulating the fire escape with his white whiskers Waving In the early morning breese, That note simply asked him to got into the other apartments when he was sure the occupants were gone, and search for traces of a certain chemical compound.” “But we'd only Shaw's apartment; we hadn't seen either Griswold's or Ladd’s then! Craig exclaimed beneath his breath, “You don't suspect her, John?’ Barry smiled, but a trifie dryly, Barry waited until the younger Sergeant's footsteps had died away in the quiet night alr and then turned to the guard. . “Doane, do you know who I am?" The patrolman nodded, Just left Miss Doane, are to keep guard outside the apartment here in which the woman was shot unless you hear any sus-| picious sound within, or see some. thing which you think should be in vestigated. Is that so?* "Right, sir," Doane responded. ‘Very good. You're going to see nd hear something suspicious with. in five minutes, and that something So great is the local fame of May Robson, character and plebian lead, right under the startled eyes of Seattleites, Vogel son, with Frank Anderson, was a de. fendant in the original action. against the company. He was found not guilty. CASE ATTRACTE! ATTENTION HERE The caso was unique in Seattle legal annals, Reusz claimed to be able to transmute base metals into precious metal. Attired in tights, he gave demonstrations in a laboratory and hundreds subscribed for stock in the concern, “Two Seattle polleemen became stockholders and said they expected to quit thelr jobs to guard the huge piles of silver that were to be produced.” Finally there was an investigation, resulting in the filing of charges of Since then the laboratory of the concern has vanished. | Its total asnets consist of the for: mula, SHERIFFS TO HOLD SESSION L.. Gibson, mer of) Montesa preaident of the Washington: state cAll the Children know what Wednesday brings It brings my special baking of big, golden loaves generously filled with plump and juicy Sun- Maid Raisins. fruity, fine-flavored bread. And wise mothers give them all they want. Because it is as healthful as it is delicious. Special, also, tomorrow — Besides my Raisin Bread, I snails’, cookies—and, of course, Sun-Maid Raisin Pie. By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin obtaining money under falso pre The youngsters love this “AML right,” Barry broke in, “I te n ? ai y isi “Why? demanded Barry quickly,|take it that’ your orders tonight, however! Mase ee Bread and other Raisin Foods are prepared ‘‘special for Wednesday’’ by bakers every week—everywhere. You can get them, fresh and fragrant from the oven, at bak- {9 going to be mo! Understand?" | dramatic actress, that the Associated Students of the Uni- . . . eries, grocery stores, and deli- i ei | *T don’t, air,” . ; pet ‘ ; ” f " epare tonight a special : t ee ee Eta stalled Bisa Esa sh aa versity of Washington has “bought out the house” at the peiialy oy Besaead Rehr se will prepa 8 h re catessens throughout the city. } shag! asrgenme Geales tanta ony | want to have another look around | Metropolitan theater for Wednesday of next week when she | convention of the preapiaation 14 baking of many other sSun- . dent effort to emulate his colleague, |the place? I've orders not let any-| returns to present “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, Gl roegt in. Bremerton, January 16 to Maid Raisin Foods—foods to Serve them for tomorrow’s = “ body in, but as long as you're taking | dp adware , vel w sed. smiles and|17, according to information trot 3 : : : Rime cote [he STeaponatailty, the’ lack aby tps 2A oe mee errr en “Tigh” here| Warden. C. H: Long, of tho state delight and benefit the whole dinner, for the children’s and smashed and I ¢ very shad. 5 * y 4 Seattle San Orne wo | A paar My ince a Rrsahed peice Nase ee ol tage season, will open the 1924 engagement the week of Leacclpast eld lepckecsuceneet Pad family. your own luncheon. And—try A, is wv t ' 5 Saul apathy. | Barry pused open the broken| | January 13 Pe eect aes enaretarysiot These will include rolls and Raisin Toast for Thursday’ 8 door, which swung drunkenly on its| ———- — fon “It's funny about this turpentine.” Craig still stood by the table. “It's preter poe tale lem dap cite |hard, surface brilltancy and devilish [a battered gold locket without initial Ft ia) adhe Ae ae oe Dabt $ cakes, coffee cakes and muffins, _ breakfast! rant used ag a cleaning fluid, isn’t It?| vay to the wall switch and turned|!¥ Clever, bitter humor of the dead|or inscription; an empty cartridge |¢rat business. In the atten A oes ie baa pcos) on the opalescent lamvd. | woman there had lurked a humanly |of .44 caliber, and a amall snapshot, | however, Gov. Le F, Hart will edt | sentimental regard episodes in alike faded and discolored The little writing desk was open, | for j on the peace officers, and techni- .% f omewhere elso y ht.” “Maturally the studio above ts per. meated with it.” Barry turned away {ts profusion of papers scattered on | the floor, and the drawers of an al-|%?! |her life that had histicated pr 4 | Beath hia han ished from the]... “across am tho for there nt, som started to destroy it and then thought cal addresses will be made by ous sheriffs. A trip to Port 4 . were clearly me [ble will end the first day's sce from the window and let the shade|™ost priceless Chinese cabinet ha Seng eek tit Olea PG | hathae ¥ ‘debe Phas “ar. Ladd, We you'll just show been forced. Approaching the latter, | mentos of the p ce ht fool shines ag b r of It On Wedr Roy C. Lyle, sta us thru the rest of your apartment |Barry observed that its contents | °D! ver ountuas paseaiy ites Seca deral and a now we won't trouble you any more|¥s mainly scraps of drawing paper | Which ct nea | Thomas United States} RatirGetihy ker coverrnbore ibe < tonight.’* lon which tiny figures had been|™¢mory ceases to h i a swed the figure of a slender | prosecuti h American Bakers’ Association, and by Barry thanked the artist arfa bade | ®crawled, each with a fow deft lines, | A saecogl satin nce om pee an6 girl ‘ ad in = lie oneres gown | of airs. wt! H Retail Bakers’ Association of America : no he whistled | ¥ellowed at tho edges, held a knot of which appeared to be a mass of president sim good night. In‘ the hall Craig oo ead sega. Sele mbling brown sprigs which must | shrubbery in full leaf. At t de and ( produced a handkerchief and wiped) inintuse: ‘bartontive: | 000° have been flowers; a torn scrap | and reach: to above her k was | Scattle. Judgo Max G. we ree etre ees ei bt oes magpie ee prowsgr el Berd pa! Bieostored now, and too|a blurred object resembling a huge| man of ate parole bourd, also 1. 5 » sbi a ey {rich tn quality for a graduation but the outlines were so indis-| will speak. | report at headquarters!” he an-| delineation, of pompous, Satipogbe dress but it might have been a bit/tinct that {ts breed could not be| Official representatives of Idaho,| nounced tn a low towne that the pe. | Coseeors Vansittart, husband o: mind bas a bridal vell or christening robe | ¢ termined Montana and Oregon also ere “Here's a wor | | every last tenant in the house except giancing over the others Barry found curling hair, matted and. red-brown (Copyr {banquet will end the meeting Thurs the professor seems mixed up in it|like caricatures of several people Ko evening somehow, tho every one of them have! prominent In the social and political | | lied and peached on the rest! Who |life of the city ADVENTUR E Ss le the devil was this Miriam Vane, any- way? Where did she come from and what were the rest of them to her?”| “I think we can guess what Ladd was,’ Barry whispered as he led his colleague up the stairs once more. “Just an {ealistic young fool who He was turning away from the| cabinet when he noticed something which it was obvious that the de. tectives had overlooked; a smal! com partment at the top, with a formed by a remained und y red-gold dra red. Nancy and Nick | hurried down Broom st. p OF THE TWINS THE MISSING BALLOONS nd Tom Tinker | to be fed, lemonade Wheel: | in, |“U” Extension to Offer New Courses The University of V nounces two cours shington an- ich are of who are the lines of journal- y especial interest to those interested al Many kinds of Raisin Rolls —fresh and tempting! let her play with him like a cat with; Barry tugged at the little dragon|barrow lane on down past Jack's tures that em. A. cou 4 short shine a e @: mouse to please her vanity and’ but it was immovable, the single gilt} new house and the Pieman‘'s shop, away almost, w wetting be held on Tu T then kicked him out when he became | eye above its snout-like none seeming |and pretty soon they came to the |T ord-swallower and 7:45 o'clock and a course E inconvenient. He may have killed |to wink mockingly at the futility of| place where the street melted away. |charmer and knife-th aha the 0 writing © (nonsfi her, but I don’t think so; I think he you might say, into a sort of big |fat lady and living skeleton and tat,| Will be hi aid ion Mondays and Wed would have adored the woman he curic field tooed man were be in them. neadays at 7:46 o'clock in room 1044 thought she was, and protected her 9 the sersean And honestly, it did seem as tho as the delightful | HeDry building. Tho class in maga- with his last breath.” king a blunt pen-|the whole world was & to see Sone nehteHl | sine writing begins Monday, Janu ri "The woman he thought she was! he pressed sharp-/ the circus come ly ne i CouIa hear taut | © a 4 the class in short story repeated Craig, pausing on the stairs|ly upon the golbule of gilt as upon/ly everyt o what they were|"7tng, Tuesday, January 8. in his astonishment. 2 bell button. Land, exce P che VI turned in ring, the front of Instantly the dragon ward as upon a dr forward trying to ge 80 everybody performances in the aftern he | body could hide them, or v elephants few. No. U. S.-Ireland Maney —— on Wednesdays at are we going u s again | compartment pped on * lor the last yard and a half of the| tor?” demanded Craig. "I've got to|nolaciess, unseen hinges and the in-|oh, yes, tho daddies who were bus Cr he last yard and a halt of the!” Orders Now O. K. make my report at headquarters, and |terlor of the small, secret space was) lly working to make enough money | ty,9\r ateeples,| Direct exchange of international it's getting on toward morning.” exposed. to send their. far s to the por. te money orders between the United “You're not going to rouse up olf| Mentally congratulating himself | formance in the ice (Btates andi han ts Griswold. again, then, and ask him that Doane had elected to remain Lobel fen v iS marvel-iwas so much to see it waa no | lish Post er C. M 5 — ~ —— why he lied about his acquaintance | outside, Barry drew fois ee bre icon dh ae the wonder that the children for- | announced day. The WANT TO WRITE™ kins, the cards .will bear the printed FARLEY WITHDRAWN ” 5 01 of comp r both | we t t oh 4 the English pound - | y >) ait Mesxvans?: Barry bent a quis-}tente,.of sirens caret gts a | Cotiaet he bumpy place about the 'k Dum} will be the ‘English pound address he transpolar flight ex-| WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—Presl- steal (copie upon the younger ser: hands and carried it carefully to ath py pl and Dee; for a minute or two. lin the past, such trans ~~ 9 i “ x donk cblldkes hag ae withe rea akin, eran een ene ae oc, Se ites | "anand as eae ay can inem mee TO NORTH POLB? |ruti, cues semis lit, Gate tater. ewhere beneath the were being unhitched and led away age sed pag nhicoherky ; one 5 with 8 on the se {ore ea ee bang Seen pr 9 the other announced ‘nt last that rom where beneath the wer s away | that they-remembefed, . It. was this acts Go ect pat [ne side, with space on the reverse |1° "Chicago to be chairman of the FONT: x way. A balloon-man took Nick and xs face for the address of the person to| shipping board. ‘The senate com: ard t No th Pole? P & 1 .y, there, |Endolyne Clubbers a fi on h Mable teen s, will return to Norway via|merce committee recently reported at my two Re-elect President See tee Ine Nicene teat DaBER EG I e the card. Bearing both Nor-| adversely on it and Farley resigned. aye YOu Set Gienn was re-elected Monday | istration has de wegian and American stamps, the AE: 4 esident of the Endolyne| which will be cards, after distribution in the United | after traveling with Captain Amund- president of Endolyne | which wi c errand popped into scheint?” lb officers | of the world on the proposed polar|New York and return to America! son the word, and th jected: Mrs. Alexander Crawford] flight of Capt. Roald Amundsen, Tt Es) ta and Mrs. Florence Webster,| Accord to information receiv Scares E SIN io, Mal aah 1 ‘easurer | Monday by Postmaster C. M. 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