The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 14

thank Thee: toward the cut, The Neither did he see newcomers streaming thru the cut into the basin t the stallion’ the men from Cordova under Ro With fozen leaps ah Stone. hed the wa ra ae , Minnie Pine's bi eyed went Y eet awa th this, |which to keep body and soul te flas’ round the Brand she screamed, “I'm &! ener If eve ake ates: We a gure of the girl, | match your’ and jerked at her|ii ii soe the world’s work, no “Poor Eagle E she said to|rifie in its loops ghsie hele ated fy edge Stone, “she has wafked in hell!’ It © she was inept, so that Saailaa’ bastdedd. There was one other actor in the the w m caught, hindering her |" 00° - small drama whom no one noticed | purpowe for a moment Aya yss i Bud Ajison, on foot now, 5 But that purpose was clear to #eV-lang ¢ at and work Big Dan’ stood at the base of the | eral in the intense group of watchers | o¢ induct anked Ali last rise, completely done—Bud Al to son dragging his lame foot wea his Pappy’s old gun on his show The boy stood between the last rid ers and the wall, a tod § himself and to one othe You both have Nance Allison, standing in her trampled spot, knew that the moment |, looking at them}she had dreaded for so long was come. Knew that danger threatened at last some one whom she loved But beth of you « worth while if the name of weak You must help your hus the stark danger of death—and as if|, 01.45 and the children you bear to omething broke within her, the |), ey would 5s” crystallized. tak ig her eyes from in the big blue h nto . rope cage 4 By feel with her fo Pg a Pa = t nee a her a few days before ye ed. I could seo that it af now more precious and to be desired |fected ag very muc 4 F i thar 6 upon the earth—namy- | time aw noftnens Jcome into her face that I had not a Provine’s |, all suddenty feel of a gun in her hands with her from b leaped the between a daughter of the feudal mot since she returned from 4 some mc s befe ght, 1924, © Beat an if the ad been TOMORROW—This letter = con who had marked her Pat | tinued. } Gone was all the stern restraint, | — Bi CY PRT You can remember when you were frit Wha aes Ghd Vina bs a boy how eagerly you waited for the earnest supplication to be kept meal time to come a 1 |from spilling The ha and Big Basford w Jored the good things \which had smouldered in her leaped | ms and. shook. bis ¢ set befare you. You we gp 3 | one thes tad at diene art | |to its fulfillment | , ard the western wall killed her! dovik For herself and hern she had borne all things—lost hope and poverty, jand the deadening weariness of gi gantic labo | She b sans were functioning properly. | But since then you have over- worked your digestive organs and pow you may be on the highroad to hecomii onfirmed dyspeptic. You can quickly eliminate your trouble, tone wp the digestive and eliminative you've killed Kate viciously and creams, and being back the lost ||CGod that had been her shield and} ud Allison, the boy whom none fet 100/00 people have testified | |Duckler, had been patient in adver! had not raised his Pappy’s gun meek in her dogged cc as Kate ( weapon to kill Brand his horse at th in writing that TANLAC has re- || sit lieved them of stomach trouble and kindred ailments. TANLAC rage and fired edftoral alr sitting oh cave's mou { ¢ Basford toppled to the left and | slid out of hin saddle | and took it up. jat Cattle Ka Kate straightened in her jthe storm jsaddle, Nance dropped stiffly to her) yfokane knee and raised the gun | ‘ | Her biv Over 40 Million Bottles Soid Take Tanlsc Vegetable Pills for Constipation holdin and m words pushed him aside eyes caught the own steadily sights upon the dearing mid those forgotten All: n down upon their enemic “Nothing Acts Like Analax” |'» the Kentucky hilie Her finger touched the trigger And the hand of destiny hed down—or was it the hand of od?—and ordered the puppets play- jing out their little tragedy in. the |heart of Rainbow Cliff. I "As Kate flung up her lgun the furiouw rage that fired her latiffened body in t [bolt upright, | BF BY -EF BF BF BF-6F-BF What Every Good | Cook Knows Cathrew Some women are famed for their beauty— some for their wit~-and some for their salads. » saddle, shot her tanding in her stirrup: Perhaps some ur ccustomed pree sure of her posture angered him aps the excitement of the mo. | nt loosed something wild in his : nybrid heart—perhaps it was some.| Lf you could but induce A ‘étibe [Ine aie ty ; | the makers of successful | -} The bearded ma ‘om the Uppe 4 Z BAD temper is unbecom: said aftoemerda te Upper! salads to whisper their Country said afterwards it ing: keep happy with Analax.! 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The Fruity Laxative THE IDEAL WOMAN rong, healthy form and feature v sition, Upon her condition depends | physical well-being of her chii-| ence and the happiness of thoge| Still om his hind feet ut her. It {4 onl the | whirled, ot herself that her bent to the and ajling there and true remedy, Lyale same moment two shots her own and Nance with: Bluefire's When |—his shod forefeet tull upon her | Iw one tried | breast. He leaped over h weak t body and | i y | » LETTER PROM LESLIE PRES | BY VINGIE EB, ROE CoTT To THE LITTLE MAK Copyright Duffield & Ge | QUISK, CARH OF THE ares — ee — SECKET DRAWER y mr) a 1 up t down t " ttle Kate Cathrew was made jout; ‘By the sweat of r brow reading hav ! ast few a ahe swore, “Ia rein he ‘i narrow eyes and ® things outaide ¢ yours! So you ar at 1 could ' wh b th sor condi : © at Cordov It was you}my heart A to know} nce had Fair taken his eyes|who shot Big Basford in the hand! |that this w © greatest biess. from Kate Cath s face, else he, Fair nodd b might have seen the tr figure by| “To see fair play,” he sald the room, spoke the wall at the right, the grotesque} “And it is you who've done all this t y would woman whose blood-stained features /Oh, damn y soul to helt , . work, mother laughter She dropped hands, caugt t ould the children tn the Nance All hanging on Bluefire’s neck, | sweatshop nd ttle son to hervelf, “it was his brother uck her heels to his fia and | avey pee places of Lot not—not—himself! Ob lerd, 1 quick as thougt je n AWRY | dor | shrieked. | | lying #o quietly after | Constipation [> (OV EXMANORES A OX? TAKE PUA ” Olive Roberts Barton V 9—WHAT MOTHER GOOSE SAID : ” . ‘ od f sl What » wreck of the human body can make. It floods the system wit! 2 . poisons. 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