The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 Published by Arrangement With First National Pictures, Ine, and Watierson BR. Rothacker CHAPTER NUL.—Continved ! d t ast so | and ¥ I ul 1s ind my c K graspl n ‘ tin louder. H fall w me. F I expected t us § nm my back, And then wn 8 suddenly the me a ¢crash—I was | impossible them. falling thru and everything | selves to changing cond beyond was da and rest To te wait for mo now would As I emerged from my tncon-| mean that the creature had appre selousness—which could not, I think, | ciated what had happe to me, and have lasted more than a few min-| this in turn would argue some power uutes—I was aware of ar dread. ause and effect. Sure it ful and penetrating smell, Putt kely that a brainless out my hand in the darkness I ca ing solely by vague upon something which felt like tinct, would give up huge | of meat, while my Ia ared, and, after hand bone, Up , would w e cf stariit w h « red t ige tening g blew that dreadful mgainst the palli no sign of the me «ould I hear bund from T had come. Some dls T begun to walk slowly round, there-| tance down !t J picked up my gun ‘fore, feeling in every direction to find/ and shertiy afterwards struck the | out what this strange place could be | brook which was my guide, So, with ‘ato which I had been so opportunely | many a frightened backward glance pyecipitated. I made for bh Lit was, a¥T’have sald, a pit, with! And » ae Walls and a le ng ¢ foot ‘neross. Th m was |i tw great gobbet Sef: flesh, most of which was in the! Jast state of putridity, Tho apbere was poisonous and } After tripping and stumb! these Inmps of ¢ tmo- @% found that an 1 @irmiy fixed in the Tow. It so high t Yeach the top of i and it appeared to be Brease Suddenly I re @ tin box of wax-y Mtriking one of TBst to form » Dlace into v ould be no a Tt was a man. The post | nine fect long, was Upper end, was biack with th Wood of the creatures who }mpaled upon it. The rema dered about were fragment Victims, which had been cut a order to clear the stake for the next Who might blunder in. I remem-| Dered that Challenger had declared | fear that man could not exist upon the! tx Rlateau, since with his feeble weap- | on bn ‘he .could not) hold his against ‘the monsters who roamed ‘over it. But now it was clear enough how it could be done. In their nar- vow-mouthed caves the natives, who own which the huge saur penetrate, while with t brains they were capab such traps, covered with branches, | grass was stained c across the paths which marked the| hideous pool of blood run of the animals as would destroy (Continued in Our Next Issue) son A & Olive Roberts Barton NO. 13.—MRS. RAZOR-BILL’S TEA PARTY Peeeewees p | / ine “Oh, dear! I have to laugh when I th Peter Penguin began to laugh until his white shirt front shook up and down like a boiled ‘pud- ding. "Oh, dear! I have to laugh when % think of something,” he said. “Please excuse me. But really when I think of the way Polly Puffin ‘Bird got fooled I just can't help at 1 ink of something.” one kind of a sca bird and Poll Puffin is another, but still the; find them very far apart. They a ways live on the same oliff nea the sea, altho their families hav diffevent floors, you might Like an apartment house, Razor-Bills live on and the Puffins live lower down Oh, yes, I forgot. Mrs Th with a are fast friends and you will never say. the top ledge Kittiwake | JOB QUINCE ASBES IOS, I S TRIE WE MADE Some L AWAYS Money AT THE RACES LAST YEAR, HIS BUT THAT UON'T LAST For? EVER. ITS | NECESSITY ALL GOING OUT AND NOTHING COoMmin< THAT'S THE HER AWL THIS BOOTS AND \WHAYS TH’ NAME OF WAT one 3 Looxir TH Nice FOR ANE = COME ON IN AN’ TLL ASK HER To nr IN! ‘L KNoW «T's A HARD You - BUT EVERYBODY WA: e 7. WORK, So _ itt 1G THE CAPRICE OCHEEGE . \GN'T \T BEAUTIFUL =e SANDWICH ANY AROMA MADE BB mmm 1 AINT VERY WONSRY ‘CAUSE T \ JUST 60r TROUGH eS ‘) ims BREAKFAST” of BUT 1 6VESS : — ABBBE T COD SRE SEATTLE SriocK TO BORN 10 | Wortp! WHY FEAR J , YOU'RE RIGHT, BUDDIES MORE You <q BAT A ape 1 SANwICH. pe MISS BURKE - TOMORROW'S MAY DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY ~ OTHE STORE ANO GET HER KNOW WHAT SHE'D LIKE y y 1 , 6 “Who fooled her and what was|was there, too, when it happened | 4t all about?” asked Nanc and she was fooled just as much “Yes, do tell us,” said Doctor|as Polly Puffin. Mrs, Kittiwake ‘Bill, “so we may all laugh about) lives on the lower-floor of the same if, too.” rock, and she is almost as great “Well,” said Peter Penguin, “It|a friend of Mrs, Razor-Bill as Polly | Jmppened at a tea party that Mrs.| Puffin. Yes, she was there, too, | Ravor-Bill gave. Mrs. Razor-Bill is |and she got fooled just the we? ©1025 WY NEA SERVICE, INC. e: * ° | The girl who ia taken out to utomo l e ainting dinner isn't the one who is “out.” ‘OW is the time for all good men to paint up the family bus for the || a9 Polly Puffin summer's touring! “My goodness!" anid Nick, “What * A bulletin on How to Paint Your Automobile, prepared by our Wash- ington bureau tells you exactly how to get about the job, if you want to paint your car yourself. It describes the methods to be followed for the two kinds‘of jobs—a repaint job over the old paint work, or @ complete painting Job from the clean metal up. If you want a copy of this bulletin, fill out the coupon below and mail to Washington as directed: CLIP COUPON HERE AUTOMOBILE BVITOR, Washington 1322 New York ay., Washington, D. ©. « I want a copy of the bulletin HOW TO PAINT AN AUTOMOBILE, and enclose herewith 6 cents in loose postage stamps to cover postage and mailing costs; Bureau, The Seattle Star, NAME cecsecsesseres Oren eenenetonsereneutes are you talking about, Mister Pen: guin? It takes you a long time to get started,” “Well then, I'll start right now,” sald Peter, wiping his eyes with his wing, for he had laughed so hard j the tears had come. "Mrs, Razor-Bill took It into her to have a tea party, and in er neighbors in, $0 she called down to them from her window and sald she'd be pleased to have them at 5 o'clock," “Bo at 6 o'clock they arrived tn |their best bi® and tucker Mrs. Tazor-Hill had spent moat of |the day hunting up tidbits for (he {party, and you would be surprised ul the number of goodies she had | collected,” “What did they Nancy curiously “Well, if 1 stop to toll you every. thing Ill never get on with my story,” said Peter Penguin, “Iut have?" asked 1 WONDER IF YOU'D GO DOWN ANICE GOWN ~ YOU'RE JUST ABOUT HER SIZE AND You'LU STAR ADMIRE MOM, JAY KERE, WOULD UME A JELLY THE WE MAN WHo PUTS SYAOVOPER To THe WHEEL 4JHEN RAPS AT poor — BECOMES SOME THING IN THIS ( YOU'RE RIGHT adain, Boss KIND oF A FELLOW Wrio 7 AT FIRST YOu MAY NOT APPRECIATE MAY PLAYING ~ BOT. AM, WATT) THE ALL RIGHT DLL MAKE ONE FOR WELL THAT'S ACL FIXEO- MISS BURKE HAS SPLENDIO TASTE - SHE'LL TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY OFF EVERETT TRUE AN®, INST EXACTLY AD ZL see ft RIGHT THE lr (18 IN BLACK WHAT GEFSCT houLld BLACK AND BLUS HAVE ON: SoU: Sale now that you you ask, Vil can remember “Well, they had clama to begin with, on the half shell, Mra, Rugore SAID, YurRe WRONG! RG “Then they ha pots (little and things: prawn, like HERES THS DICTIONARY, CASPER No BLACK. AND WHITS | — seo It 1| people who ean do tt oasily “@ sbrifips and lim and chestnut sea-urehins burrs) Bil had opened them herself oneland scallops andand dust every: at a timo, Sho ls one of tho fow thing, Now, THis PRETTY GOOD - USTEN~ PoRTER WANTED « A \ WHY DY’ WANNA)? WORK FOR ME AY RAILROAD TAKE SUCH Pie wane e STATION- SAAARYe .\ | A ToudH JOB : —\$ 18 A WEEK| | as THar 2 7) How DOES THAT STRIKE SOUNDS | Don't be S) FOOLISH, BOSS-la HE WUZ LOOKIN’ yp on 3 vee qa you ; 7 WiSh YouD LET ME Comm AND SEE YOU OPYEN, BOOTS— 1 20% LOVE TO PLAY— 1% FT TROE WHAT | REAR 4 THAT. ER-YOu OIGLIKE PEOPLE WRO 8 ARE TALENTED ? THATS ToO BiG FOR YOU, ISNT IT, JAY? HERE- LET ME HAVE IT AND TW COT IT Ik TWO O, PLEASE DONT COT IT IN TWOsT CANT EAT MORE rd - os =~ - q 19 THE NICEST 4 WELL IF YOU CODLD Ye” $ GOON T COULD FIND THEY'VE GOT A WAIT TILL NEXT WEEK MR GUNN IT'S PRICED ] | LOT OF NERVE TO THEY'RE GOING TS ‘AY $95 ASK 95 BUCKS HAVE A GALE AND FOR ATHING THEY'LL PROBABLY : LIKE THAT CUT THER GOWNS DOWN TO ONE HALE : OF WHAT THEY ARE Now ] 1 a i : 7 ] 1 7 } : : ’ } s I 2 I I ANVILS - GLASS BEADS |E====——— WAFFLE \RONS —— |Fa——— FRUITS BL CHEESE [A a = ETI PN ns en oe oon Ga ae ONE TO COME OVER ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET AND LEAD HIM A MATCH ve Bil ve were ene - hills BGs Aa Pua S : 3 ve “"Phis is a veal party,’ sald Polly] Aren't you afraid they will fall| matter how flat tie rook ne Puffin as she sat down, Then she | off! never roll off!” Noticed something, "What a fine} "Oh, no! sad Mra, Rogpr-till| “Well, 1 declare!” said TO, Ye lot of ox You have, Mra, Ragor | "They aro sate’ My eggs always] fin and Mrs, Kitelwake Ri Hill,” sho said, ‘But they are lying | take care of thomselves, 1 never (To Bo Continues Msht near tho edgo of tho rock.|have to put them into a nest, No| (copyright 122% tn)