The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1925, Page 10

ai WA . ‘ 3 j 5 5 5 ij ti i i i F i } ( i j { rai! | | { { } + | 3 a ai, ih Lit ee i i Fae i Lng { | | ‘| iu Hy i BE ea ts PAGE 10 THI RATTLE TAR 7 9, Ion Unlike any story you have ever read ~ 4 oy Q : - ( a Al TS SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Published by Arrangement With First National Pictures, Inc., and : SALESMAN $AM Howdy & Guzzlem’s New Rum Room BY SWAN : Watiersen BK. Rothacker CHAPTER XVI (Cencluded } \ It’s Too Deep for . h WHOT FO YO CRYIN AW - EVERYBODYS WHY, LAWS'Y, CHILE -DAT \F THEY WERE Gow’ : Fo, HONEY =HUNH ? LEAVIN’. COLLEOE AINT NOTHIN’. WHAT YO 7 ; AielkY FOR KEEPS sR, ea TELL YO OL AUNT \S ABOUT OVER - TALKIN’ "BOUT ?DEYS ALL 1 COULD FORGET ALL, - AN’ THEYRE ALL GWINE COME BACK DIS ABOUT 'EM— FALL ,\GNT OEY ? BOT THEY ay? wn in t s of them \ Aor? ; nore is the t t n that y ( Suee e ebay - t ! ding t i low se he 1 lamp by t It's facts, not hopes T was @ 1 may remember that and the pterodactyl ro< . 9 swam > Well] ots! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 6000 N16! wie } Why, ALL 7H ARE You ALL mess ) pes SINGERS UP IN YOUR BEST WUL SELECTED 3 CLOMES FoR, i "70 SING AT TH’ f A. GOING TD a WiLuie? COMMENCEMENT ¥ 1 GUESS NOT ALL 7 BEST sINceRS/! arm-chair sacred to my < MOM’N POP GOSH - IT'S A WONDER OLGA WOULDN'T EAN OP AROUND OLGA =L NGNICE YouRE NO DEM DONT BAN COBWEBS PARTICOLAR WITH YOUR | MR. GUNN - DEM BAN Your HERE'S SEVERAL CoB\ 1 FOUND HANGING ONA Wwire5 HAIRNETS CHAIR IN OLR ROOM polygamy, only the other way r you understand.” He lau an idiot, while I made for t I was thru {t, when a sund fan jc Impulse came upon me, I went back to who looked nervo push. “Will you answer a question? sald he. Have you sure, or dis 4 covered a pole, or done time on a| spend pirate, or flown the channel, ‘or| what? Where is the glamour of ro- mance? How did you get it?” He stared at-me with a hopeless | you.” és he i expression upon his vacuous, good-| Lord Roxton sald nothing, but aj] Pecaiee a cudalioccr ine tae ce " FLAPPER FANNY 8209 | EVERETY TRUE BY CONDO THE OLD HOME TOWN || == €X PLORATION. — | | TS J y with a rue-| . “I think, if you will have} t I would rather go with} he said. (The End) [Ac AS EAR & Olive Roberts Barton NO. 6—~THE KNIGHT AND THE FAIRY JM BETTIN’You KIN GO CLEAR OVER “THIS TIME | A (( \e COVERY. ~ | | All the pills aren't taken, ZK | | “Drink!” eaid he holding it up. hurt, in spite of a 0 bP ae i} L wore, They always ought y any more stories “All r ft," said MI O' Mi. “The! horseback and they tied the col asked [last story I told you was about {of their lady loves on their lances) to bring them luck Or knights sked md fal and a good young man. Rid iat knight Mi O’ M1 laughed. one will be about good fairies aHdicis'té hhelds MI now what you wa id a bad young man—or a knight, | I 4 1 | P pun, ui ra night, girls in those v to ould do | low would it do if I Pe vali wue admire cour rength even \KIN Do it a story about both a fairy ‘ knight?” In the “Phat would be fine!’ said the| Proved the Twins. “Do please begin, more than they And often if a knight was defeated in a Joust ing match, it meant that he had also lost his sweetheart od old days young men MYSELF strength and courage That means, they put f-mail, a sort of uniform t even covered thelr “Well, this story Is about one of put chains over thelr| these young knights called Algard, protect them, too, and “nd as he rode away to tho ® then went out and fought with| Where the tournament was to be, }long spears. jhe was thinking of his lady love called Alys, She wasn’t really ‘his, Z ee S ED) CoB S —— E NEW CIRCUS PICTURES HAD AN IMMEDIATE EFFECT ON OLD B TROTTMAN 9 ve He tho ho could conquer the pati ‘But then the fairy hold up hia|would keep the golden 60! “It was a sort of g ’ shay ovieltien ‘pla y ¥ot but sha had promised to be iF} ORN = eather ew, Only p lio’ won the Jousting match thin | <a ESC ERNE SSNS = <j st dangero nd often they got badly |“ . ee Cc |= = | “Algard was very handsome, but |O Mi! That ts why aca A the path, until he was lost| - . bo so careful of our thou, in th aged. If he lost the match he drained it. big Ces ea ick=-the pain | @@M@M@M@MOMO@N@ROUOROMOR |) Wey miller fierce, And when)! n the woods, AS © 1025 ay NEA SERVICE, INC, would love Lady Alys, And over roughly muti« 6 wan very mue rn 0 "The lint happened?" asked] “Hoe tried every way do direc: | the , 5 " sine Septic and sclentifte | ; ! 4 very much In earnest about hon w Uh \ y ani ree: | tho thought he was rapidly losing hand to tho golde : ri fits in fine on an outing! H nything, face grew almost | N impatiently |tlon, but find the path again ho | his temper also. | Hghte nied his ned aR ea wet \" " pegged the inte ‘" N h “ag | co 101 © Was hopeles on Dl das i My. Moblet anc ““Pleaso, sit! Dr Scholl 8 Bi hill H ae Nh alr! sald atl OF Mi, ‘ny {could not Me was hopotessty towt,| suddenly on. a green mound | dashed oft Inte the. fo tte sir i ui i = i this that had made Lad, rd rode along he was thinking | Hb seemec ° rhead of him apPbared a little gree “Re ‘ caghteran card. ‘G0 #! “Lino- ads + | Alys Honitate about mang him." |9o deeply of Lady Alyx and] “fo mako mattors worse, tt waaliman With a cup ahaped Nke g eolel haa en’ tlic Wine] * Not shouted Alga tig | Ee 3) "Et fl | i : 1p shaped xe w& gole had shown fim tho tantly, {tell your master that the | CHEES' MH hink our lool change with| whether or not h ould Wink the}a hot day, and the tron armour he| den horn, full of fairy wine, and ‘ : i 4 Put ong onthe pain is gone” | Flour thoughts,” said Nancy Jousting magch, that ho nover no-[wore was very uncomfortable, Hel Drink!’ said ho holding it up, lsd toni an ATELY SL tinued) pall SATE LL LESTE CL Laat ‘i K! sald ho hole , sudde 4 ' ho Bo MONORORORCOROROROROMOR "Not a doubt of Jt" axreed MI’ ticed that Kis howe hud atvayed| was thirsty and tired and discour.! “Algard nly ran Chew his velns as he (To Bo, Cony 190) welacd tho cup and|had never felt before, He felt as (Copyright, 1925, Ne By A es ee iota a NS pp - =z