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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-28
@WIiATS TH[ MATER MARIE I? '

and with his hands in his pockets strolled noncha-
lantly into the parlor.
Mrs Willard, talking with Gilbert Blye and Tom
my Thomas turned and as she saw the newcomer
her eyes widened Imperceptbly and a look Of con-
cern flashed down across her gentle countenance.
We'll Bert you're a surprise" she said
That's my best trick" be drawled, kissing Mrs.
Willard perfunctorily. Hello, Tommy Howdy do'
BlyeT
Willard was impressed as his eyes fell upon the
fresh beauty OF June.
"Mr. Willard. Mrs Warner" The introduction was
very cold. and sgain that concern hickered for
moment on Mrs. Yillards face as she saw her hus-
bands eager interest my companion she added,
and Cunningham and Tommy Thomas, glancing at
each other, smiled.
with a careless nod 10 Cunningham. Willard walk
I'd over to June and takiRg her hand held 1t while
he smiled down at her with such obvious admiration
that the helpless bound and gagged man beyond the
library window lurched free from his captors and
tugged at his bonds until they almost cut into his
wrists
Marie came back from the corner and motioned-
The chauffeur and the gardener followed with the
husband Of the beautiful young girl, who was then
smiling her courteous responses to the dissoue Bert
Willard Marie sped quickly across the sbadowy
back lawn to the garage and opened the door
Hes not to talk and he's not to come near the
house" she whispered the men passed her with
their burden She caught Ned's indignant eyes liked
on her and that glare threw her into panic.
whatever you do don't hurt him she hastily add
ed. Don't hurt hlmT
Outside the door Marie paused Her eyes were
distended until they were perfectly round. and her
high cheek bones cleaned white She put the
knuckles Of her right hand against her teeth and
looked over at the garage She pulled at the lobe
az her ear with her left hand and looked In the
house She started back, and she started forward
and she turned around IN half circle She was
we'll nigh distracted with the weight OF her great
.ecret. was Marie II she told Miss Junie that Mr..
N.a was in the garage there'd be end Of every
,hlne. and maybe Il would be all FOR the best, or
Hiss Junle might run away again from such com
Portable surroundings and II would be all for the
worse Marie sat down and pulled her thumb, then
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toward which she darted and, gathering her In bis
long arms crushed her to him, raining kiss after
kiss upon her suddenly cold cheek, his light gray
eyes flaming June's struggles were futile and her
shrieks muffed, but one pair Of ears heard. There
was a crash Of glass the fash Of long, 1.-THE, white
and brown body through the room, and then with
an oath, Willard released his hold on the fainting
girl Bouncer! He had sunk his teeth into VII
lards arms, and now he was a whirlwind Of canine
fury.
The man turned pale with fear kicking and strik-
ing at the enraged animal.
"BOuncerw
That cry from June saved Wizards life, for the
dog, with a yelp Of Joy, was springing for his
throat as he fell The man lay back. The dog stood
still mouoness. The mans hand moved nervously.
The collie moved precisely that same amount. VII
lard did not twitch a muscle from that time on ex-
cept to speak
"Call of the dog| he ordered.
Watch him. Bouncer" said June quietly.
June rose from the chair into which she had limp
ly sunk but cold anger had come to replace her
weakness She walked from the room and, going
to the house phone in the hall. called to the kitchen
HAS Mrs Willard returned?" she inquired of the
maid who answered.
mot yet"
do you know where to reach her"
ANY one down at the cottages will hunt her up
and give her your message"
ASK her to come home Immediately, please. Tell
her It is quite important"
She walked back to the bOudoir and glanced IN at
the door The two statues were as she had left
them At the sound Of her footstep Bouncer wagged
the tip Of his TAIL but not for one feeting instant
did be his fiery eyes from the pale gray eyes
Of Bert Willard.
Mrs. Willard, hurryng up the stairs within few
moments. found June in the landing acoye white.
shiTering as II with cold.
I'm sorry Mrs. Willard, but am going at once
she said before the older woman had even chance
to speak
why. hd"-Mrs Wizards face was full OF con-
cern. bui as she stared at June her brows knotted
and flush crept into her Observation-Disclosures Is
the materY she falterel.
June was already halfway up the stairs. She
turned Mrs Wizard without word followed her
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she Jumped up and pulled the Other thumb, The
piano began succession Of svery notes, June, and
over her bent the inOrdlnately tall Willard,
"wellr said the gardener 10 the dlmneSs Of the
garage, and hs brushed his arms II was all the
rest they needed He turned pOndeTOasy toward
their captive. whom they had deposited in corner
on e bench The gardeners one wOTd was ques-
ton az exclamation o! relief and &C oppression u
complete ami thoruugh hew!ldsmSnt tie vas
trosd svpds. and IN arms hung -rDcsed MA
mus es.
Il know ROthtnS." laughed the wlry little chAut-
feur HS WAA . FrSNreman With &C. irsNtesnAl
mustachs I'd a qHicA eye aAA a ehiiAOe 10. IN
everythinO -TNe msid OF the ehsnsiAs mademoi-
sele telepS@es from the pantry to the garage that
there is man near the hedge who must not come
near mademOlsee. who must not speak, to whom
nothing must be said. and all must be prompt Vol
la | am Henri. and all OF action. call my friend
Jens." And he tapped the huge Swede approylngly
on the chest "I bring my friend Jens swiftly by
the mere force Of my enthusiasm. We glide through
the bushes so, like a snake. Nor He laughed and
smote his friend Jens on the wide chest. Like
snake and a bull. We creep up behind the inter
loper. We pounce upon him so, like a cat mol
Like cat and hippopotamus We bear him to
the earth. MademOselle trips lightly from her car
a vision, dream, a ravishment" And he waited
kiss to the general abstract Of beauty THE charm
ing mademoisee is safe. The interloper is here
Voilar
Wide Jens reached his hand into his pocket for a
pipe and glanced over to where Ned sat quietly in
the corner.
''Wellw he said.
"walt," replied Henri 81 shall sit here pacdly.
/ shall smoke cigarette; perhaps two. shall
think"
Ned Warner stirred impatienty. He gave another
tug at the ropes which bound his wrist, but 1t was
only an involuntary test He must rest before he
made another determined attempt to free himself
he gave a sudden wrench at his bonds, struggling
so hercely to loosen them that he rose and reeled
toward the door,
Huge Jens Jansen stopped Ned from falling.
The chauffeur laughed. and, springng from his
seat in the touring car, he jumped up, cracked his
heels together and snapped the fingers Of both
hands 81 have the grand plan to dispose Of our
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Henri, and In bis eyes was very great Wo&aAAss
where is Mr. Nedi" screamed Marie
Name Of the good LordP groaned Henri. SAe .
watching the day perhaps. Such headachar A.
Henri pressed his humping brow.
"Where Is JensT
"vanshedl l wake up, Jens Is no mOrel he has
had fight, they say He has been licked, they say.
The enormous rufian who Is strong enough 10 bog
my friend Jens has stolen the machine. Hero Il r.
VOLTA Jens must have returnedw
where is Mr. NedI" she demanded.
"In the woods" Henri waved his arms cOmpre
henslvey.
Not tedr
"As you saw him, Mile Marie" And once more
Henri was able to laugh. He blew a kiss TO the
sky, "lt was well executed mNdemOiselle. II was
Henri, myself, who
"You take me right ont there she ordered.
"Bravor he approved. 1T another good enter.
prise! have enthusiasm"
"Then don't talk about it, snapped Marie end
lightly as a cat Henri climbed over bis spare tires
pumped into the seat beside Marie, and away they
sped
At 7;l5 that night Bobbe and Isis 3letherlnG, the
latter June Warmers bosomest OF bosom friends,
stroled into the Cafe New York suddenly Iris
grabbed Bobbie by the arm, and he tlrncd to her
in surprise Iris for the first time In her life was
speechless, and her face was pale, but she could
look She was staring at table IN the corner.
There sat the runaway bride, laughing and chatting
happily with vivacious brunette a pleasant faced
lady OF mature years. q dark handsome man with
a black Vandyke. a pink faced, white mustAched
man who bore all the evidences OF bon vivant and
a heavy. round headed man with thick eyeIids
Her moment OF paralysis past, the hearty Iris
made straight dive for June's table. ana Il was
Bobbies turn TO clutch her by the arm
Look here" he whispered In he- ehr while he
held her, what can we dOi We ir,erfered cbcc
and mussed 10 all up. Now, the rigti thius % do
is to telephone Ned"
an sit right behind this post and watch that "a
BILE" Iris promptly decided "YOu 'slephcne and
hurry up But do wish had good pIAra TO cryg
Ned was at home when Bolbis call~d He was
ready to start on any journey in ssarrh 81 June
and Gilbert Bye! When he arrived at the cafe Ne
found Iris aud Bobble Bletherng in state o: suiv
ering excitement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-28

NINTH EPISODE
Edn5ped

-R0M bis concealment amid the shrubbery
Ned Warner rose to rush forward as the
brilliantly lighted limousine, with its gay
- party Of fve, swept down the drive Of the
Willard home His eyes were burning be was
breathing heavily, and his fingers were curved like
claws, for in moment more he intended to grapple
By the throat the black Nandyked face bent smiling
ly over Neds lovely runaway bride.
At that instant three shadOyy figures sprang also
from amid the shrubbery two men and woman.
There was no outcry and scarcely any struggle.
Ned Warner found himself suddenly seized from be-
hind rough sleeve across his mouth, his arms pin
toned He was lifted bodily and thrown as Gilbert
Blye with the grace and gallantry only possible to
a polished man Of the world, assisted the radiant
June Warner from his luxurious limousine
The deserted groom, his head still held In a wise
Ike grip and his mouth stopped, his bride enter
the house surrounded by the gay group, the darkly
handsome Blye on one side and the white mustached
orin Cunningham on the other
II was Marie who made the gag to slip in Ned's
mouth Then Marie slipped back Of the house. The
two men, one apparently chauffeur referred to as
Henri. and the other gardener, picked Ned up and
followed her AS they passed the brightly lighted
library Ned saw June's collie greet her with the
height Of canine Joy, saw Cunningham and Blye
making friends with the dog then saw the twin
king eyed Cunningham sit in a cozy corner with
June and begin an animated tetea-tete The chauf-
feur and the gardener shrank back in among the
bushes with their helpless burden.
TheIe came a high powered racer whizzng down
tive drive The man let himself In with latchkey
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swift fight, and she would have bathed with her
tears the swollen wrist which he had just freed
from the rough rope that had bound it.
Slowly and with Infinite pain Ned finally freed his
hands They were quiyering as, with mighty ef-
fort he raised them to the back of his head and
fumbled with the knot which held his gag In
place 1t seemed ages before he was able to remove
that tight bandage. He removed the tight thongs
from around his ankles. He mped awkwardy for
half a mile, bent and stopped like an old man, but
exercise restored him. and by the time he found
road he was his vigorous self again and full OF the
dogged determination which had led him so far In
the pursuit Of his runaway bride
Down the highway a mile 80 he found an
obscure rOadhOuse, and he strOde In at the saloon
door
While ordering "bracer" for his shattered nerves
he saw his two captors sitting at a table. He
rushed madly at them and knocked them both to
the floor. Dashlng out OF the place, he saw their
auto. He jumped in, pressed the starting button
and sped away.
The house Of Mrs Willard was closed and locked
when Ned arrived there at O'Clock In the after
noon
In the meantime June and Mrs. Willard and
Bouncer were snugly ensconced in pleasant hotel
downtown and before her at the writing table Mrs
Willard held open a bank book Its figures repre-
sented the price she had received for the sale Of
her ten best years, ana she hAd spent an hOur I'D
the debate OF whether to give up her earnings
June had been taken into that debate, but she had
been able to offer no argument on either side She
had realized at last great and saddenlng truth
that every womans problem must be for herself
alone
Marie meantime with officer Dowd as Interpreter.
had teephoned everywhere for news Of Ned War.
ner, but without result; then in despair she tele-
phoned the Willard house to excuse her absence to
June That number did not answer after repeated
trials Marie more frantic now than ever and feel
ing sure that she was about to lose her mind hur-
ried straight down to the station and took train
TO the Willard place. It was closed, locked.
Just as Marie was pondering over this remarkable
circumstance there came trudging down the drive
n natty little figure its limbs neatly lncased In
leather leggngs its cap pushed on the back OF Its
head hnt ifs tinv tt'n mustarhe all fuzzy. II was
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you're just in timer gasped lris.
They're leaving" said Bobbie.
All the pentup murder which had seetbed in Ned
Warmers heart for days famed into his eyes as,
with an oath, he started for the table,
stop him. Bobble Stop hlmp suddenly cried
Iris Bethering, and, jumping in front Of Ned. shs
threw her arms about his neck and hung her weight
upon him, while Bobbie also frightened BY the ter
rlbe expression of Neds cOuntenance, Impcded his
progress the other side
Ned had turned to shake OF his clogging friends
when June, drawn by some intangible forcA wheel
ed slowly and looked In that direction.
"Ned" she cried
Both Cunningham and Blye paled as they saw
that movement and what had caused II As by
simultaneous impulse they took her by the arms
on each side, and turned her toward the corner
entrance near which they had sat.
Il won't gov she declared and tried to hang back
but they forced her out Of the door.
Ned Warner saw Junes piteous face as she half
turned 1t to look back saw her being kidnapped from
under his very eyes, and bursting through the group
which lmpeded him, he made dash among the ta
bIes and across the restaurant
Too late lie reached the corner entrance only in
time to see Bye's luxurious limousine whirl away
up the street June was frantcay determined that
she would not 90 where they were taking her. Mrs
Willard was pale and panic stricken, but the other
thTee carried out thelr pTetehse OF lhughlng coer
clon. On the front seat with Scattl, Blyes wide
featured Italian chauffeur, sat T. J. Edwards the
round headed heavy man, and bis thick lidded eles
peered constantly back through the glass; and there
was firm set to his thick lips
There was one at the lonely dock upon which
the swiftly speeding Limousine stopped abruptly, no
one to hear or heed the call for help which June
tried to send up above the noisy laughter Of Eve Of
her companions, for now Edwards and ScatH Joined
loudly In the hilarity.
There was a cold, stern voice In June's ear
We've had quite enough OF this hysterfa. You're
going alongP' 1t was the voice Of Gilbert Blye.
1t was he who, with orln Cunningham forced Ter
from lonely dock into the motorboat which lay
alongside, and in another moment all except scattI
were speeding swiftly away toward the long, low
yacht which lay midway Of the misty riverl
TO BE Continued
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CHAPTER II.

At parting Gilbert Blye held June's hand be-
"a tween both his and patted 1t gently, his
a black eyes glowing down at her, and he
was smiling upon her with that suaye smile
which she had come to trust
Tomorrow night at dinner" he said lowering his
voice the slightest particle as If the remark were
addressed in confidence to her, though the others
were crowded eagerly round.
There was an instant Of hesitation.
Then aboard the yacht! exclaimed Tommy
Thomas She was looking at June her deep red
lips parted in a smile Junes cheeks paled. After
all as Mrs. Wizards companion It was her duty to
go on this trip.
"shall we take BOuncerT suggested the pleasant
ly modulated voice Of Blye.
"Of course Bouncer shall goY June declared, and
this time the handsome collie, on his feet In an In
slant wagged his tail so vigorously that his hind
feet slid
There was instant qualification in the faces sur
rounding June.
Far away in the night Henri was speeding north
ward Every now and then be turned to look back
and laugh where Jens Jansen sat sloldly putting
his pipe one immense hand constantly on the arm
or the knee Of Ned Warner
"volam cried Henri in high glee as the sharp
night wind cut past bis face.
well" grunted Jens in huge content
June put herself into the hands OF the agitated
Marie very thoughtfully after the visitors had gone
what is the matter MarieY' Junes tone was
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friend the interloperl We shall teach him ride OF
joy" He pointed to a car.
Jens Jansen stopped and circled one arm around
Ned Warmers middle and deposited his violent load
in the tonneau.
Marie in the pantry hall stood wringing corner
Of her dainty little lace apron; then she dashed back
into the servants hall and folded her arms tightly
upon the hollow at her waist She dared not leave
Mr. Ned where he was! She dared not do anything,
and yet she musti She burst out Of the rear door,
was across the porch in two strides down the steps
in one jump and went swishing for the garage AS
she came the touring shot from the opposite
door and went whzzing up the drive, Henri In front
and in the tonneau Ned and huge Jens Jansen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

In the outheld, as competition is keen.
In Judge BaIdWin's court yesterday
attorneys for the Kansas City FEEDER
al league club obtained an injunction
preventing officials Of the Federal
league transferring the franchise to
Newark. Arguments win be heard
March 5.
During the suit It developed that
the club owes the league for money
advanced, to meet running expenses
during the season.
Newark had been definitely select
ed, and but for the suit would have
been officially transferred today. Ger
many Schaefer, who jumped to the
Feds yesterday, was signed for New
ark, and George Stova1 was to re-
main as manager.
Manager Tinkerof the Whales has
formally notified Walter Johnson to
report.
We Shall formally notify John D. to
kick in with a couple Of millions. We
have as much chance as Joe.
Just where Jack Johnson and Jess
Willard viii fight, or whether they
will fight at an, is quite question It
leaves us cold and unenthusiastic. /
Promoters and principals are engaged
in an argument, Johnson holding out
for Havana in place of Jaurez He
has the whip hand. The seat sale has
been discontinued at Jaurez. VIII
lard has stopped active training.
Johnson never began.
Georges Carpenter, French heavy
weight champion, has been wounded
and is a prisoner Of war in a German
camp.
Permission granted special parks
commission to hold annual municipal
wrestling tournament March 6 In gym
Of Fiske school, E. SD st. and Ingle-
side aV.
Harry Davis has been made cap
tain Of fhe Athletics Ira Thooaa
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Admiral Reginald s.

Admiral Reginald F. NicholsonIa
Who has just retired, having reached {
the age limit Of 81, is said to be the I
last officer who served in the navy III
any capacity during the ciVil war. BE
enlisted at the age Of ~ atg
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

Old Inv Cobb says the German All {
tflerymen, receiving an order to fire.
a gun, quit a game Of cards, fire theifa
gun, and return to their card game
It's a einch they don't play skaE III o
the trenches or those guns never
would be fired. 2h
o. G 10
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washington society is beginning tOfn
lavish much attention on the spring.
brides of the capital city, and few ore
them are more popular than Miss
Lota Towner, daughter Of Congress-
man and Mrs. Townert Of Iowa. ono
Miss Towner viii be married, SOON
after Easter, to jeremiah AIbefEu
Pierce Of Denver. aIn
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