The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1924, Page 10

PAG! i? CTaNERVOUS The. Tangle ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS 1924 You cant be happy & Olive Roberts Berton eC) NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Vd fee jerwood finished against the | oked his heels in the! row wall and bh rungs. | “I Wed the only way that was be- | fittin’® the occasion. If 14 lied ex held good overnight. So I lied calm and foolish. got by, either, I was always brought up believin’ that a tie well stuck to is as goo nijoad hea Poked ant T ain sure. It's of disc He fell into a to came to an end w carnestly “The son of a gu CHAPTE! Coaxing—or C Y morning, after he had snate! & few hours of sleep in the bu: hous¢, Charley MeSween had given | much thought to the affa he flivver and the Henry Will He could not afford to lose a good cook and dishwasher. That would make more trouble with the bos than holding him up on the road And if he let them ride away as they had comé, it signified a confession rcion by the gang five minutes for cons cited and brazen it wouldn't have | tion,” that implicated him as deeply as any | || of the principals. The problem of keeping them on the job was really simplified. Charley ahd a certain allowance science; he was tolerant and good hearted. self that the conscription of a pair} of honeymooners was a mean trick even fn the face of dire necessity. | But now he knew, something, or be-| lieved he’ did; and it amounted to a Justification. It removed » or at any rate made them slumt He not only knew it, but he felt he could probably use it. It neither blackmail nor duress, merely persuasion. He could show | them what the consequences of an| attempted getaway might be. For some reason that went back to instinct, he ha taken the hold-up of Jerome L wood and his family with a feeling of shock. It had not serious ly disturbed his moral Now, with Henry Wiliams @ picture, les, | even more es, there was Sally to| be considered. She was a mighty fine girl, he had decided almost from the first; he looked on her as one| of his own people. If she had mar-| ried a bandit, it was unfortunate, of course. But had she. He had his| doubts about Henry. He could not | figure him accurately, or even ap.| proximately; but it was hardest of all to figure him as a bandit, accord- | ing to the evidence. | There was one more consideration “Mothers know the difference” CANT BUST EM KUTE KUTS | Hse hee! PLAYSUITS Eloesser- Hepnemann Ca., Se isco, Low Angelar Pernd, Ke Kut design patented U.S. Patent Now 96430. infringements will beprosecuted, of con-| ? He had admitted to him-| © I ain't so suro that I/ the Wreck “Mean “Mean —— | | enanecss aides intimate story of Innermos: emotions Bit by private letters) ETTER PROM SYDNEY CARTON TO JOUN ALDEN PRESCOTT CONTINUED x service Ine. and to quote pa noe Eve a ornate helper NO rHE TWINS MEET BUDDY tted Charley to tell him, on illiams here, who's ¢ her own in the matter 14 wee that, but he nowledge it | ace,” he said around with mmitted m ppened tha Fish Salad Put a medium sized can of salmon, crab, or tuna in a bowl and shred with fork. Mix into Cis = chopped t spettiale Stiee ob, « Rita lemon juice an table- spoonfrls of = LEA@PERRINS Oat a SAUCE na the W phe ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE seemed wi ision to him here ain't any objection to g! said Charley. lothing to consult about,” we don't get you.” sks Uk6 the cane was he did Os TRICH over a frying pan Summer mornings QUICK QUAKER—the new Summer breakfast, Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, No hot kitchens! No fuss, no muss! 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