The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1924, Page 10

Jows we 1d marmuring in every “What? “On horseback, by train av Stew York de the Rockies when the sur from © this sid matter Are you wil n th with you “rm wil Heaven that's hunch of ruatiere ¥inced they are,” s to do it quick, ¢ don"t, E folks on Nameless ' e mended to the water, ¢ os W "So am I. Miss A to get 1 Selwood, ere ge a TD in that?” ; : ; “Just r n—b List t it was meant for he art. Iw Pa Sh git There at the tim The ba © 4 f s The sheriff groaned ¥ “That's it! The . shoot from amt Rothing. It mak done all a man could : put my finger on a thing oe aan et lax walle Watent [ve heard about the disappea fattle,”* said the other, “and I've a bit on my own I Well tell you now, that my not Smith, and that I've Bhue Stone Canyon for nearly months.” rhe Gelwood looked at bim in aston iahment " “No one knows it all, eve r iran: Seok his own doorstep blowing out from the thought you were just passing t! a hy oy Ret “If you will, I'd like you to r a lip the canon with me,” said "to where the right wall falls a is in| Setw sa a. “they're wall! them beyond the mouth of 1 It’s early we can m: Up Teter be Moon, I think.” - ‘ cy ‘They fell silent for a whil ing the hills that rose in a jumb’ * Mass to the south of Nameless V: Jey, and after an hour or so, reach the river. They cr d on the riffle Where Nance was accustomed to ford y On her way to Blue Stone, and en-| shifting sa fered the mouth of the great cut. | ity pushed asid “We'll keep to the water as much jand sheriff at h a feathery branc the shoulder mB possible,” said Fair, “because|craned an incredulous head to look there are other eyes than ours here} > what seemed the mou fa sometimes.” } ca ‘They passed the empty cave whére | t * said Fa Nance had found Sonny and Dirk t's a prehist r and followed the stream on up to the| di Mouth of Little Blue. ssage. It lends st of Myatery } | | p TREE TEA We tare the tender leaves of early crop, mountain grown tea;and from these we blend Tree Tea Orange Pekoe—a fragrant black tea that matches your tea-taste toa “t.” —Sor these wha prefer conven tea there's Tree Tea jaran | Breath Bad? | Your Stomach is Sour! DIZZY? You're Bilious! 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Prescott to Sally Atherton oquntry. ® 125 > mornir Ex ' . tt ; Through exposure,to a hon an and ma and more in Idaho. tle stuff from some of Arnold vat where they came from has bee a myst until two months ag hat Iam and wh Kate's trail lke an if we wo noon—an¢ ast where she belo: . myst rhc walt- Allison, sitt tep, it seemed empty. There was labor that the heavy wat acks with somber eye each morning to find them them, Bud carr and ied his fatt ufter day he rifle now |into the hills after veniao: Got to hang up enough meat fe * he ance when she looked at him with troubled eyes Got to remember that cbr ment which ‘Thou shalt not kill!" she ar ed ‘Brand sald to carry the g “Brand said ‘defend'—not. ‘murd Hold hard, Bud. We've kept clean so far." “Yes—and ‘what've we got? A grave—and this,” He shrugged his xa der. Quick tears came in and she laid a hand upon it with In: finite tend “I know," she sald, ‘but somehow I still have faith. We'll come out free wome day." ng shoul- ness erhaps—free like our Pappy." jod forbid!’ said the girl with trembling lips. “ CHAPTER XV. The Flange in Rainbow Cliff. ‘T wus getting along into August In every cup and hollow of the Deep Heart hills the forage was decp and plentiful. Cattle, scattered thru the broken country, waxed sleek and fat. They had nothing to do but fill thelr paunches in the sunlit glade and chew their cuds on the shadowed slopes. Bossick, riding his range one day, nand- ther, devetion to duty and overwork, Father John’s health be- gan to fail. He was attacked with a serious cold which developed In- Telegram From Sally Atherton fo Leslie Prescott to a stubborn cough, He! called his doctor In con- sultation. SOAKS RIGHT IN ANDLIMBERSUP- On June 9, 1855, the doctor gave Father John ., @ prescription which he! sent to the old drug Do you : avoid this dread disease ? 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