The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 14

a! tle and Cinema Men Meet ADVENTURES A Story of Sex / The South Seas OF THE TWINS ¥. : -- © Olive Roberts Barton | : é I : Bel de a ~ ~*~ O, 15—~THE LAND OF RED DAISIE : hy # , n a &“ . ” 4 ; The Beacon Hill Mystery” | : BY FRED V. WILLIAMS | . N — — _ — t i 1 ‘ ‘ START HERE TODAY , CHAPTER } ‘ a red (To Be Continued) | pte y bg ban “Remember, lad ‘ ‘ ere , a t REROR, Oi 7 ~ . ‘oO ~~ in, some 7 sunt wt king to catch each puff of wind a o hess . ges came across these southern se gD gt dled. oa. : In Shanghal port Larsen’s island, crowned with a jagged t t urried ald }red woos ine w whe had deny | i friends had smiled sadly when be voleane top. : wre? ’ 1 b had set eut. And yet they had Th . *, kee 4 . “ vy" of 2 se t known why, for Larson, runt of sof ¢ : , Budde with a 4 p the clipper ships of other day» « 1 the foam ” b appe be L 4S | monkey of their rigging, now old : go in . war = - oa Ot Saba callers heme und © v ust of the red Want Volunteers to Circu-| I pauper + grave, had elected to die Daring now. r . } ud = met e late Bone Bill Papers | this way ; " shin a . “ : t 4 and ‘ n } : a he : he de k - i keys’ heads, just as 2 , | A sailed aw « . kaa . f fone mine ’ slating hyphoon . aft 1 hate to leave it he sald. Why 1 he do that?" asked | init: d carry wn te T * 4 . I can't leave it. You row back Na | own street > e he mig a with the girt to the ship. Come Hecause I wouldn't marry his/and J. D, Featured for Saturday’s Selling C F ad back and meet me and I'll have ‘ and enough by that time for all of H ‘ | é ~ ul aned ove us.” yn ; s S Pa a rt As he spoke oe Yr I v « n of r : | mM mM . fe That ich of light at sea 1 t the 8 r oul | Yl } an Uu Cc ba I the where only the dark hulk of a mas nd my dur the payme c 1 saw the t a t be be ashamed and we ar t ied aw " Me ag mok awful Roms nai | “EES terse! §©E'yocks and Dresses end, for he. would sink with the ¥ Sate: I aitt w the spell may|the Pike Place and other pubit storm howling requiem over his Be yan belt way t Si FOU ty Agape ecticr ys Marian | be led. If the | whesiths’ aantarn: cack Nae types head and salvos of thunder and dare not cal weuld alarm bie) » ld see you! pecially want them on downtown! shesta of rain ae covering for hip | SAND ene death te both Maren “"D me pleaded. “Lat > marry you.| street corners Saturday. All. who roi on love, mean death Doth My say T the spell. Ax|can give two or three hours work and him ‘ the b » 5 atrained But Clark rushed awa oo ds the spell to advance the cause of municipal es EN So ne apt om the beach and strained) "He knew be played a disper: | n head |and public ownership of lixht and} Sport Frocks Dresses for Every’ acef I~ eT : ee ee! ate game, but the gold was so When ore| power will welcomed at head wi , . . «; near, Larsen rowed away and H tr | Afternoon Frocks — Hour of the Day y nd t ns Marian sank wearily back in the i and I will carry sabtian J ’ stern of the boat, ber eyes fixed st sid Nis a : - Givi Vanier Unis oom of bis Seay custoe retreating toc of 2] RN 1 squeating Into i Ee Street Frocks ~ and to Suit Every e yt the wheel and left Clark un ry ers may} © Athy ‘. bay to steer a “ors ponte Clark bounded across the beach ) the wizard's ugly | ¢ atthe} —for S ring and Whim of the : \ hed t i a jon, n | } ocks or open sea—God will. > ih Pp algey = ip ayer ly vere hk Re 7 ae weed b rle Dee k f j Now, ahead, and to bis dimmed Safe M what ‘a burden [them. ° He retraced tha’ Maps: he An6 tl ee asked in | Summer Woman Beautiful I vision, there blotted a spotch of would be lifted from thelr shoul og) og hinkan Seat faut ‘ne Chania Delete 4 pend red on the horizon of the night ders!’ What freedom would be " 5 tli ek.” > defeat and then another and still an theirs, Marian awakened with a * nab 1 Wash a als of start and a little ery. Clark ‘ a Bone distress, flown in fire from an his hand upon ber tips and we: agents island's many-hilled tor. tioned silence. Then he whis oa. TAs r A vn s ‘naehnhed ah ed his old. Pered in her ear that rescue! was 5 a - ; stage, headquar as j zie hens hing | Mebane" tld her Wt Woe" neat | ters essen re Over 600 Dresses to Select From yond the moon's pale light ana| eer eraft in the harbor hoi : eT eal oP Beng " TER 6( renee We MODI RANATS Sey ee ounted_the lights—five of them, | She rose, he 1 er hand and (Continasd tomorrew) ia Rill saat pomplete the VER 600 Frocks of every conceivable new shade and ran moment the: ery of the ‘Toba; every mom | to be discovered, pursued, ove fand thea— | Rescue was so nea reached the bor. They stared jship? Clark's heart- sank, saw it drifting with the ti taken At jast they Another shadow, a smaller one ing toward them in the nigh ming actos, the water. | Larsen shoved his boat thru | the surf and slid to the beach | Clark, dragging Marian by the hand, rushed to him. The old started at sight of them. Us off!’ whispered Clark cally commented “Any more of you?” rilled, pleasa: Esthetic tovetiness is the gift of personal dainti- ness—the exquisite lower-petal texture par- fums and tints of the incomparable Poudres de Piver impart elegance to Madame's toilette and vivacity and poise to her spiric. 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WESTLAKE AT PINE Short, of deration bor, has sent petitions to all] of the unions in the state, outside| tie. atHilated with the Amer-| Survey Quarantine | Arrest Poolroom |Women Speaker Is Federation of Lab | | ° oes ¢ a ~ Work on Boundary Owner in Search Aiding Hospital) ‘ VIEW HOSTELRY Having covered most of the south-| Fi Starquist, proprietor of the | Miss Edith ying of ba H ha | field secretary of the National i jern boundary, inspecting ferry ob-| Cu jard hall, 914 Howell st., | OF 7 ish hospital, which is located Af i: nervance of hoof-and-mouth quaran-| was arrested early Friday morning | 8! : |tine rule and warning farmers ; } | Denver, is in Seattle holding ap é Against the dangers of {nfection |°¥ {deral prohibition agents under | series of meetings to increase fe x Whitcomb Finds Good Road |trom the catitornia epidemic into |Roy Lyle. He was charged with |membership of the hospital's sup i on Hoquiam Visit this state, Dr. L. C. Pelton, state |possession of liquor and maintain. | Porting aaa opcak The ca ¢ quiam Visi jyeterinarian, and 3. L. French, di-|ing a nuisance, and was rejeased on | ‘on already has over, 2 Sees f berms |rector of the state department of ag-| $750. bail following « preliminary | Members, 3 raise of the fine roads rictulture, were in Spokane Friday.{|hearing before United States Cam- aT = Seattic and Grays I they are: scheduled to. cover the |missioner H. S. Elliott. '25 Years Penalty ; voiced Friday morning avid | Yakima section Saturday and retu Whitcomb, president of the Seattle! to Olympia by Sunday, Chamber of Commerce, on his re-|taches said, turn from the formal openin of| There was no hint of a medifica. r Oregon | g: n | state at. N was supposed to 5 he first. of tho | for Wife Murder ult of proceedings| MOUND CITY, Kan., May = iminary to abatement as a nui-|John E. Scott, convicted by a Say the new community hotel Emerson|tion in the Washington, Other liquor charges are |Of murdering his wife, faced a # at Hoquiam Wednesday night. Whit-|and Idaho quarantine regulations |pending against Starquist. |Year sentence today. He was ‘ comb had lunch on the U. 8. 8.|Friday, at Olympla, despite state-}———— A jSuilty on a charge of murdec in the Seattle Wednesday noon and drove |ments from California that the rules [thru passing of the crisis in the|second degree by the jury, after # : to Hoquiam in time for dinner. in that state might be eased a bit epidemic. hours’ iberatior ‘ y The delegation from the Seattle y }Chamber of Commerce that at } “| T tended the opening, beside Pres!-| F dent Whitcomb, included Vice Presi: | I dent Worrall Wilson, Victor Elfen- ] h t 4 - : dahl, W. L. Rhodes, Maj. J. F. e rie ] 9 | Douglas, Carl Harbaugh and T. y F |Harry Gowman ] t ( ‘ s Tested Rscipes .+- and won health ! 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