The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1924, Page 8

PAGE 8 aie bed Released by NEA Se drowned Is secretary and I Fecognis: e A storm strands ¢ her t r 4 me there wer dle marriage " . ver Med by a native priest. } ‘ ’ them best wis Pa Sa f . Bppears on the acer nights a Ivan tuse NOW Go ON WITH ‘THE sTORY ‘ keds ‘ You knew I was ! . ' vanes the squaw described “ee - = *No. You know I wo t have/, . ome if I'd known that, if I'd known | r You } Was you. I don't know why I Couldn't help it peak to Paul Sar Ivan's viv Y Joe 1 then the lids ed ag With it, man. You've 1 you Foose and have done the damar Pou can. Is it blackr If not e What are you ame, and he doesn't know w Sarichef » Nn : tism or som t ME was living on th the Peninsula. You k @ few nights ago—! b all me—some one to! e to come "You've good ears to hear across P the Peninsula!” Se"T don't expect you to underst hef returned with some dign hi Par trying to tell you—just how it |ous but wholly f Swas, A few nights ago 1 got the|moved and rustied in Hea that some one w d = me—|like wild beasts; and env There—that some one was ig me. |deep, stran Tt game just as clear as an actual!in his tmmoble fa calm that was re IRGOTTEN MEN feo F by Edison Marshall _~ Inc, [PE Copyright: 1923 by Little, Brown & Co ped in a and stewing Summer mornings QUICK QUAKER — ready in 3 to 5 minutes. No hot kitchens, no fuss, no muss, no frying pans to clean RE’S the new Summer breakfast, Quick Quaker, the new Quaker Oats. Rich and flavory, a complete vigor breakfast, cooked, served and eaten, the kitchen cleared away and spotless, in a jiffy. ~ Takes the place of too heating foods, gives you the strength to keep up Summer vitality, gives women freedom from kitchen work. Try it. 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When you m took me for better |that means you take my past cr jon your |thing with |share my at first, and y ‘Start Saving Here Tomorrow | 1 will go away in the dory, in se The Seattle Star MA JONG COUPON Clip this Coupon trom The Star for two consecu- tive days Fill out with your name and addreas and bring or send it to The Star office, 1807 Seventh Avenue, with 60 centa, Qdall orders 100 extra) ‘This will entitle you to one of our complete Ma Jong acts, Cent ted = wteh mi. You n It's t You \ r I'v uty must I y . for ‘lam I charged I t do—that I " B th ‘ to be. s Y ° 1) at k ‘ 4 decd FOR A § HELPLESS. ahed des. ely that ching—that there is no distine drawn between him who wants vil and him who really : I did many glad to do, He paused, and the girl started to turn aw Ivan held her gently, | s at her arms just below her “But you must hear me. Dorothy, to a respected a love axon men your would be wholly 2 Poor | Peter was the vi but he har gone now, and you muft seek your j happiness in me, your husband! “My husbapdt’ the girl echoed, ax |?" if the thought were incredible to her. Yes, You wife. to Peter—only 1 me you © worse—and he ad. You share every and that m It go hard 4 will be bitter; but I even in my evil Dorothy, I want you to re rather than scorn that quality of unconquerable |purpose in me that won't let me forego the things that I want; and particularly I want you to remember that it wag all for you. The thing is closed and done, part of the dea past. and I want you to put it out of your mind.” The girl straightened and sighed “I wish you'd go away,” she said dully. “I can’t forget it, and never can, and I can't forgive it. Every: thing is over between us, Now let me go—I’m going into my tent." His hand pressed more tightly at her shoulders, and he looked mean. ingly into her eyes, “Into our tent,” he corrected easily The girl shook her head; but her expression did not change. “No. renounce our marriage. My door is closed to you forever.” At this point her slim body straightened, and her volce—tho it did not increase in vol- ume—took on a hushed, unmistak- able tone of emphasis, “Understand verything clearly, Ivan, now as well ag later, I don’t consider myself your wife from now on, I'm going to my tent—you must go to yours. Your. handy have no,longer any right to hold me. Tomorrow the guides and oh for the settlements. If you it to come you may, but it won't be as my husband, and you must never ap- pear in the United States again, You've asked me to choose between my husband's honor and you, my husband's murderer, I don't see how can you wonder at my answer, When I get home I will tell the whole truth and try to clear Peter's name, and take the smircti off his memory.” At this point she paused, falter. ing; and for one brief instant she did not know the cause of the sudden wind of terror that blew thru her being, closing her throat and chok |ing back her brave words, In that instant Ivan's attitude had changed, Outwardly there was little sign; pos sibly certain lines deepened on his white face and his vivd eyes looked dull red, like glowing, dying coals under his fine brows. A wan smil Mtermined rather than eruel, curled at his lips, It was not that he had misunder: stood her words, Ho was not such # fool as to think this merely a burat of temporary indignation, soon to pass away, Dorothy had meant ox: actly what sho sald, Yet her oppost tion only made her more desirable to him, heightened the fire of hin madness, His strong arma went NGLE INSTANT IVAN | and I have you. | I loved you enough to risk my repu tation, to do ¢ |friend, in order to win you. Don't| | scandal had becom }and my pride hurt as well as my ant you to put it out of your mind. | ¢ |You-ve got to be artner now, | Men a HMA THE SEATTLE ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Oli tuft f ' I'm not f 1 ta ve got a ni ft tor butt 1 Sear t ramt t they w tt to pay me. It g about squirrels in © on © between us birds,” sald Scamper brightly, that we've got fur and they've feathers “Hopping ra ter Zip, “Tm cs in toads!’ cried Mis. mo you could fly . not We cou 1 Scramt a I suppose birds have four We sald Scamper Squirrel, to the end of his none. t mean that, The Tangle (An tatimate story of Innermos: emotions revealed by private letter: > LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.» AANGTON, ) coTT TO RUTH CONTINL The first year of Jack's and/hi |my married life was comparatively happy, altho we had to make many ‘The second yea little Jack came t us Mines, and T f the pearls, (1 wish Karl ed the romantic adjustme kn r concely 5 them.) ot 1 the beg: of the third year that I found out that little Jack was my husband's own |child. I forgave him this, but now, seeing how Jack acts about the pearls, I am wondering if I would k if the whole public property, have forgiven in Jack. You know, dear, you sald you thought I should tell Jack if I had the slightest idea he would hear it from anyone else. Your intu-| ition was correct, but Ruth, I did not expect that I would be stabbed in the back by my own sister, and t never occurred to me, even ff the very name of wife. | that with all the stress and storm jof the last three years, we had really never had a great difference— Jafternoon, biff—bang—and every- | thing went up in smoke, It just seem as tho I am a tar- get of the anonymous letter writer. I wonder if everybody gets two or three anonymous letters in his life. Usually these letters are more or less a tissue of Hes, and I think it is about the meanest way in all the hers. Pavlof, who watched from the mouth of the dugout, grunted softly, as if in reflection of his master passion, Pete made one uneasy move in the shadows, but he was not yet sure of his course, and preparations were not yet complete, so he paused, waiting for what might befall Dorothy struggled in a sudden frenzy of hate and scorn, as if the kiss had hed her integrity. For a single instant Ivan held her helpless—Just long enough to show her ho was her master—then he let her go. c sho breathed, “You wouldn't She halted because she way afraid to go on. Ivan was fully wakened now. Ho was shaking off the last vestiges of his conyentionality as a dog shakes off water, and with tt went the veneer that Western civil ization had bestowed upon him, ‘This rock-ribbed waste of barrens besid the sea had always posscsyed a de stirring appeal for him; and tonight ho ylelded to it as nover before, It called to his deeply hidden primitive side, and what was left him, there in the weird firelight, was altogether Asia, The racial differences sho had seen in him had been vague and of not great importance before; but now they estranged her and terrified her, (Continued in our next issue.) 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But my dear, z = ls Latest Sensation—Irons TOMORROW: The letter contin.|| Out Wrinkles in a Jiffy iy disappear . before your very ey dden you seem to lose ye age. You are perfectly ai tounde shed with no! druggist can supply you with a: would probably never ry | ; et ory oo ocas For Sore Skin [epee acer t Pushing Back the Wall s HE vast territory covered the voice of man. To places and by these lines at once strikes to people he has never even seen the observer, and some conception fly his wire-borne thoughts. may be had of the importance of Over distances which it would the long distance telephone in the take him days to travel his words business world of the east.” speed in an instant, This was the contemporary The 90,000 miles of toll wire comment of a scientific journal —_ of 13go have growntomore than on the long distance telephone —_ 4,500,000 miles carrying a daily service of 1890. 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