The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1924, Page 8

[TOBA Bia Romance and Adventure in Seattle A Sequel to “The Beacon Hill Mystery” START HERE TODAY The hall was long and wide : and high-ceilinged and from it = dow “ te pice. fee tue the ‘ccea (To Be Continued) Lace opened several rooms the window ‘i ae peer (Cor 924, N. A. Berv ® « ROW GO ON WITH THe sToRyY | y t ! t n is the wi@ierieenesse =| The Tangle ne pact : ; H, aaeomer One | Ui (Aw intimate story of innermost emotions revealed by private letters) when he sal t Miss There was no time to be lost. | “Hooray!'' cried ‘ i age was not in } Clark knew that his sudden ap- [a somersault right whe “ LETTER FROM RUTH BLLING-|¢ He did not intend to take a pearance would demand a most |umbretia and all a we " TON TO WALTER BURKE chance of being denied the op- hurried and complete explana | take ou » tonight Wing portunity to see her and warn tion, in that Renard, no matter her of the plot of “Black” Cra how he had become reconciled to her father: and fear him t 1 eee el prt ‘ Hy happier, ¢ ke «ee fan entrance is he eo “ . Ml cath and trust in el ‘be ha een doing something t ; those within the house to hear what the n ' 1 ‘ econ stopped and with a leas bored not only wi he i w r | . ¢ vin | ie Pp cnic know that J he was saying: a whiz, they were flying married life ‘ . fs here and must see her," he sald.| table. & a re two . iM rer 7 . , | my ent tne: i thru Toko, his face red with rage, | and—Marian The three did net eco him as my silent partner a ru Clark thrust him aside and en. joan 7h her m had a chance to study them. He | jo e then, but y« mt to 1 1 3 ‘ 4 tered the building. }and good looking noted Marian’s pale, drawn face, ‘ ‘ ; wf a mort com tha ge ao ae ie ah Lind Bog tng ye og $e Galngten war betraying, me| Work, 18 tbe Panacea for every i meg t sata Insure your lunches! Bhining, muttered u rook, whony k’ Crame: depths an expression every day of his life, Y " nt ito one’s life-—at least the *You no see Miss Page pathetic sadne: Tt wru S| the one-man, Walter, who h ve e Appeal rls Shiv BUY:.«- in.” . F ‘ cr| heart. She could not be happy it you) “> 4 ; betrayed my trust. I th But as Clark advanced he ed er ons. here, he told himself, 4 amuse, they interest, or - L4 did, I should want to die; and yet : fgayresh ~ eS = - Renard sat cold and calm, biel dear 1m afraid, Im afraid to| 2” tang oe ont = furrowed, his head lowered. r " pos ~ . marry you. My married é te think ‘about | oss from them sat Lacey, his edingly unhappy tha . : » eyes at that mome Marian “on * ‘ ’ 5; | “ self-centered and so i 4 ncey’s cheeka were Ane ute OF rather, dlstront, m3 saok. Wiikhe, X Ghangar waa Tr . be. —not how cheap, ! sire rem eee Pa | feng re ng: rh ZA ‘WASHINGTON BAKERIES: ives much SSSEE =D BS_AKBE_ WS FRFELS SAE*2F38 s Ss. He break in’ Tz A. sea |, Inst is so refreshing and it has ie . peak, the mer in fac unt just that superb flavor. — Try it today. |." 7 gray ions am fonder of 9 7th wg? him R. & H.C. COOK, MA In-0069, EL, jot-0950, DISTRINUTONS ane ne, 8 othe n Tt would |ber of Commerce ho arrived in Se-| for the summer, returning to Wash- - & H.C, 4 -0889, EI, lot-0950, “ ‘ Ae th a . . to have the L attle Mom night ington, D. C., when the next congress nate = ‘ | 5 your interest and care of Among the items included in the |, nvenes. During his stay here he 4 . - Stan en him and the guns m Ps of those 1, w last congress failed to| E <3 r Vr Ue Wal > DLA Wate IN | "t shoot, father,” she | naughty lttle giris want to pass, | pprepriation of $1,500,000 /P/ans to make short trips around the Wan Wanye aa tet a - “ ; screamed. “This is fot one of | Sr bAO aiid tic be j aioe ia An Sborepi ation of $1-500000 | at atia aiatac Aeon bal ay SE RCERE s i pias Net | Cramer's men. It is Floyd | ntil I see you, dear going w 4 oO communities in, the work of the | Clark.” fo sign myself as Your ¢ chamber. . | (Copyright, 1924, by Seattle = Huge Expenditures in Mt. McKinley H for fishing trips 8 | Scuttle ye , Let Shredded Wheat help you TOMORROW: Letter from Sydney | ; aaa tor ee 5 ng hero tonight keep fit this » = la Perier $ H Bluhill : e JEEVQeErs v= ‘ords were followed Shredded Wheat is light, 0 stillness, Renard slow but all nourishment. It con- " pocketed his gun, motioned to Lacey| gaing all the tissue-building 4 | ‘ =, it was declared Tues. to do the same and studied Clark bie of hia whole Where. | ‘ J. Underwood, Washington | in a : intently | — entative of the Seattle Cham-! Underwood will remain in Seattle | “Why did you come here? How grain, plus the bran which your | = do you know Cramer and his system needs these days. men are coming here?" he asked. | ails hase Causes tat] sald wht hatter ood ook . Place a standing Wednesday order with your Baker or Grocer Plamp, meaty green olives |her face away. Clark saw that.her fruits. j : cheeks were crimson. knew the | to cause. | She was overcome. Clark knew | VIE then. He knew that she was the! re e | daughter of Renard, arch criminal, Next time you make a rich, thick gravy head of the very band that had per- | try this—add some slices of plump secuted them and threatened their freen olives to it. Notice the wonder- lives. ful difference. The tangy green olive Silently she swayed and grip- flavor raise ordinary gravy to one ped the chair for support. Clark of which « ich chef might well feel moved quickly hee side. He proud, Write for our free folder of was intercepted by Lacey. Lacey unusual green olive recipes. bd le ef by be’ “ergy if! seated, pléase,’’ he said, an . ra EO tee then turned haughtily to Clark, anish 200 Pith Avenus New York Gity “You intrude,’ he said. “Why did U its a you not allow yourself to be an. nounced? i “I have already told you,” said - Clark, coldly. ‘‘T do not care to “All queen olives ond stuffed olives ore Spanith Greee Olives” tell you again, But first of all I warn you. Get that Japanese.” Lacey smiled and turned to Re. 5 nard. know the difference” “This man has trumped up this thing to gain an entraneo to Ma-| — = The proud-and-pert little rian,” he sald. queen in Kute Kuts always “What shall we do with him?” | Migs ©, S. Allen’s stands out! Because style It was Clark‘s turn to smile. "If you have no regard for your | Tested Recipes “sticks out” all over these own life, then at least take care of adorable playsuits. Marian,” Kute Kuts made playsuits SPvinceie” Ceamthige toa in “Marian?” Lacey echoed the pay Vietorka, DB Gn from Column Deck, tech 20 Menton seen girl's name, “Marian? You are No. | fashionable. Moreover, they Wonderful | ite Cake THE DAY BOAT—For Victoria and Vanconver, daily at... spenking of Miss Renard?” made playtime easier on mother. For Kute Kuts are =< Ber 32 Ses 2 pes SS #4e79>7 2 = SARE 2 SPs 224 TRE NIGHT BOAT—Fer Vancouver direct, daily at : The hot blood arose to Clark's! Fares to Victoria Fares to Vancouver temples. "I am speaking of my Chocola' really Goh aN $2.76 Sey $5 Round Trip $4 25 One Way 67.75 Round Trip flancee,"” he said simply. Lacey, (The “old favorite’) the Y ; ae ee rans A hitmen BE Seann Bm with an oath, swept tho glans at his 1 cupful sugar ey serve for dress-up as e SURSION FARES plate to the floor with a crash and 3 eupful Crisco well as play. A etites in and the United Stat reached for his gun. 8 E 5 * eifle Rockies, with Noernt (Continued in th issue) 4 pel fu 2 | Sa (ose Mige | “ 4 ee etait manskill canmakethem! At ciY TIGkET -OFFiGH — | ero ; “4 your dealer’s,ina wide r: bike ne |Oregon Officials hells raid OF patterns dn Grates batt : 2 teaspoonfuls baki der of patterns, in denim, khaki Y : 4 E. L. SHEEHAN, General Agent, P: : | Review Guardsmen | Cream Crisco, add ouput Cream andother wear-proof, wash- 6n inexpensive m. “wee. treat Ma (erating On | CAMP LEWIS, June 24—aturch. | SGA" Add cee well beaten; |) proof fabrics. Sizes 0 to 12. Raisin Bread will tempt them! And it’s whol is 7 s Ss wholesome summer milk slowly, stirring all the ing in closely filled ranks, 1,500 sol- Fy | . : r i |dier of the Oregon National Guard | gir RB rr dae baie @|| ae food—filled with the choicest fruit of California’s vineyards, porn gar, panned before Gov. Plerce and Adit. | fowder Add to mixture, Sue sun-cured in the form of Sun-Maid Raisins. As healthful as Gen. White yesterday. A party of | until smooth. Bake in two it is delicious! And inexpensive, too. SoU Ee taclawing Mtacde se | Pie 2) minutes in het oven. Baked “Special for Wednesday” by bak k —— tn , stand. | y bakers every wee City Commissioners ©, A. Bigelow, Sg th, Bakisr’a chscotita PEG-TOP PLAYSUITS everywhere. Also rolls, coffee cakes, “snails”, Ao ie The S le S A. D. Barbour and §, 8, Pler, accom: ful | Medgly BLORSSHRTIEYNEMANN CO. and other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin foods. Ask your bake eattle Star panled by Clty’ Mnaineer 0. Laur | Crisco size of egg | Kate it den pened O'S Punt Ne 96430 or grocer to deliver it or Y itt Pu heak hoartnn gaard and Assistant Utilities Com-|| 114 cupfuls hot water Infringements willhe prosecuted reserve it for you, fresh from the MA JONG CO UPON __|[nitsioner nA. Goods, att ‘oe Port: 2 rounded tablespoonfuls oven, every Wednesday, Make it a regular mid-week treat land, will visit “Seattle Tuesday to | corn starch in your home. study methods of making focal im: | 1 teas ful vanilla pee aad Coupon from || provement ansexdmenta, ¥% eupful milk ive ash or Od consecu- pepe Rae 2p 2 || Cook chocolate in double boiler fo days. Fill out with DOPE SUSPECT GETS A YEAR until melted. Add sugar, Crisco, your name and address Alphonse Widmer was under sen- water, Cook until thoroughly E and bring or eend it to The [| tence of a year and a day in the Me.|| blended. Mix corn starch ‘and PUIRETET Netter events bein Star office, 107 Seventh || Nojl Inland penitentiary Tuesday, fol. || mill together, Add to hot mix- including the Retail Bakers Avenue, "with Al bol lowing his plea in Federal Judge Jer. fae Ho ter, time. Cook Peete, Sag ‘As itt (Mal; jo extra, omiah Neterer’s court of guilty to|| until thick, add vanilla, Spread For every day Int ‘\ ‘alata randy ta) This will entitle you to one narcotic charges on cake, while both are warm, ory day In the week, I of our complete Mu Jong i e | Fer every room. For general e e AMI ., ie teesereeeeeneoe Hla jotety toys! : i Sold Cake ADDRESS ...,,... “Oh, just to humor him. He} |likew to show it to his frienas to lot For light, tender cakes 2. cs | them see how independent he is For digestible and fia try : x Wy PHONE HO. iii velvivesscceccstesseceis 49 but it doown’t fit the door.”"—Pasa For cue, digestible on tte ts Special on ednesdays ing Show, _—~