Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30

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Pauline.r
tention TO oneIartieular guide wire
always be lre that this wire Is
sound and tight says Weasherby. I'm
slant death t0he occupants OF the
car might easilbe the result should
that wire bfealRhile the machine is
IN the ar. zen Immediately en-.
cages the avfati in conversation.
4 would like larrange for a young
lady to make aflight with you to-
morrow" be sal :
1T is taking big chance, you
know. As mSer OF fact / would
rather carry md as passengers. /
do not feel such great responsibility
as wound with young woman. :
You need hat no fear for this
Young lady, Siiscan take care of
herself and ] beiHe would prove &
better passenger TN the majority OF
men,
Weatherby Is alut to refuse the
request when Paine restless over
the delay, leaving q anto joins owen
and fhe agiafor.
Weatherbss Is atttted by the beau,
ty Of his fair w'ouId|e passenger and
readily assents to se proposal that
she accompany him b q flight on the
morrow Upon the tfer OF owen to
pay Z fare for Paline,s trip Wea.
tiIerBy becomes indigant.
III viii be pleaSre to have the
young lady for d passnger," be says,
and to- accept pay II the privilege
Of accompanying her through the air
lanes would be most ngrateful.v
Harry, whd has follwed Owen and
Pauline to Mineola, rived shortly
after they had left
Did girf arrange br q flight to-
morrowgs he asks theaviator.
Yes, most beautift young lady. >
"yoa must not let Ter make the
flight
Bat my word Is giva and she de-
sires It. There Is no Ry for me to
refuse II | desired 10 d, so, while rs
a matter of fact ( feel DAT it VIII in
deed be . pleasure ID hae this young
lady for a passehgeA
Harry altered WeitheIby any sum
Of money he might lane provided he
would refuse to carry Fa,line, but the
aviator, overjoyed WITH the idea OF
having her for passenger and smit-
ten with the girl, fetSsed all his OF.
fers.
Bfoken-tearted aid discouraged
Harry returned from lie aviation field,
determined to accomSan Pauline on
the morrow and .oncd more endeavor
to dfssuade her Of het rash plans.
"a - = = III
Early The Following morning. the
dag Of the Nfineola met. owen. is ND
long before daybreak md hurries to
Mine0ia On his high-poster motorcycle,
lnteut upon damaging ne Weatherby
aircraft to such an extkat that fatal
Incident WIN be ASSURED
Arriving at the field i'm the early
dawn Owen climbs Over DE fence
md makes bis way 10 the hangar in
which the car & stabbed Jack Wea-
sherry. afraid OF trickeryso or accident,
insists on sleeping on 3 cot in the
hangar and the 1nosemsnts If Owen
'oise him from his slifn4bers.t II Is q
'ioss eall for the man bent upon Wiz
any but he seeks safety at the op-
oosite end OF the hangar and Weather
~ decides that the noise hat has
weakened him must have been on the
outside and returns to Sleep
Owen, locating the wire that Wea-
herby has mentioned on the previous
la5 as being the ley to the safety
{ the passengers and recalling the
F0fds OF the aviator, always be sure.
bat this wire h sound and tight, In
tant death to the OCCUPANTS Of the
ar might easily be the result should
bat wire break while the machine Is
the air. saws On the wire with q
Ochet-knife until It is weakened to.
uch an extent that it Is almost sun
cred. He weakens it in Two places
} make doubly sure Of accident and
saves stlle htngare contend; with the.
ioFning's work ana feelfng assured.
'st Pauiine,s wealth win be his be.
IRE the day is over.
Upon the return OF owen from his
zstardlys work he AnSis Marry busfly
lgaSed locating trouble On the biz
'ufine car that II to carry the trio
J the ayintion meet later n tleeday.
In esrly this morning, aren't your