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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sraAMKRs LEAVE FROM GOTHAM !
DOCK. voor OF MARION WnEET
Lave Ayri..
| sestils Seattle
.vt~ss~ta. ,. s.--rsr. rs~ssr~a-rsst
Asssses
| ii.0 sssaase, ssi Dec. feri sisYu
mid 'revnsenf. wiiiisms dsiy
\ nfshs lpuageness fsssuius
safiy iAngeles ard Victoria
snses ret call at
vIetsris Sundays
rass@s Direct
sssrn ssssssers Tsceass aud ssssrs
sesan tsdiass psiis for Ia issesFn
| II team coma eiree; steamer ~ ierrn
sssn every tee hours sec ;i,sr'n
| tserrn single 'rtp &C. round sfep'n
ssprn TRIP cennsc,ic-. at sssprn
| sepra 'Tscema nth s'.sm-i stepfn
sitprn srs fer Olympia ard iefsepr
sally saeiiss dsiv
v.o rsv-s..a sp-<s.'
ses-n str. sssss. Tor rerii ispn
topm r.-.s.nd dir.cti 10 tsprn
| daily renneets a. Townsend dsNf
18th rail nnes for all
ipeists on Olympic
'psr,ssuis
PER rsvUs0A--Assessfes--
Bssissshs@
,s.r e,@-~ wNsscsm. E-sssn
| daily fer Pert Tsvssena daily
iAnaeossss ana Rel
liisghsm.
E.~sN-hetilsshs
Psvt r.wuse~A
10 sssma q sNsishss. srl .sspm
dairy lIv.ret Anseortss daily
lana Re inGh am
caiis 81 Port Town.
send seuthbourd or
ny Dces not call at
Everett Saturdays
"a. yuas tslssAs-Beiitssham
20 ssy. R~sslSs. Yer rert sseom I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snt BEL Tuesdr /
suns.v iinshsm. via sh ssnl Thnrss
Tu..dy Juan island points ssturN
Ttprsyl -
s.. Jua. Observation-Disclosures
Tes.-, s,,. CIV 81 Angeles. eepm
Tu..d'y,oy Nottingham VIA MONDAY
- Yuan Island wsdrss
s.,ur'y roinis ray
Peri fc~ns~sa-rert A-s~,e.-Nesh
nay and WAY Ports
80, ss~amer Utopia. for tespm
rntar'h.ror, ro~nssrd. fNr'l Tussd
surd.y'Ans.i.s Noah nav rhurs'y
Ta.sa'v.nd wsv pe~s ssssry
Thnrsw
f.srt To.s.ewd-r,vt Angeles and
wsy Forte
i,ss str. Wsiaiesie. feri esrm
mtsn'httport Townsend. PORT Sunday
Msna,vAnr-i~- Cisilsm and wednss
w.an,.ivsy ports Friday
Friasvl
Per, 6smhie-Lsdiew-r,s
.apIr Steamer rvget. for s'ssam
6snv livingston. Gam BILE, daily
except ti.udio ''Eglon,i except /
satur'ylri axler, To~neend. sunday /
lpsrpvili~. irondsie
and Hadiock
SATURDAY Only
..sspm steamer pu--f. for ssepm |
Kingston. ludlow ana
sunday Only
,ssam ls'-smer PUGET. for tseprn
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
Mood Carai-GsNhie--t.u diow
s.ca.m str petiatch. torI s.ssam
asuv LUDLOW. Port Gamble daily
except l'spsngor and ALI .xoep,
sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
ss,eamer Kulshan viii call at ror,
| Townssnd ncrthbound Saturday.
| only leaving Seattle at 10 p m
| Point, marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for th~se points and for
| other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for iandins
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing steamers PAS
ssnxer rate does not include boat isnd-
| ing chsrGss
Bagssge liability IL limited 70 wear.
| ing apparel not 20 exceed sioc for
whole ticket iSe pounds allowed free
| Steamers srd schedules subject 20
| change without notice Freight re-
esivsd daily for all points tereeptinr
| Tscona) named In above schedule
| Tickets must he purchased at tick.t
csses. Open IAN sisc a. m to 1890
| midnight
| PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Once. Csimsn Dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

PHoNooRsPHs orH SPECIALITY
We trade. bay rent repair
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGES
isfs wesfiak. Eiiistt ssfs
CLEARING HOUSE
For Nuslrst Iustrurnsrts
a 49, TESTS. AwNfNds
.~XGk4 rvsrythiax IN Canvas
sif University
Is oooD hoy -ToP sEwtSo MA
chimes. o. 81 tss guaranteed. Rich.
uaond 1887 w~aiiake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
NINE. VICTORIA

The celebrated phrenoloFiat. clairvoyant
and palmist. gives scientific readings on
all affairs 81 life past. present or
future You have seen the others. now
see the best, N ~ trouble Al readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no foes ne.
copied Readings Soc. Location over
owl dtuE store aob's Pike st. room ~
CIRCLES IT EsDAY FRIDAY. SUNDAY
evenings readings daily 1gst Third.
opposite postofflcs, Hotel uybce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

We have powerful herbs, roots
and vegetables with which 10 treat
all chronic diseases and skin trou.
bles.
Jue Young Wo Chinese Medicine
Co.
1862 First Ave. Corner Union st.
Seattle. Wash
WANTED MAN WITH MONEY 10
put up houses IN youngstown Thou.
sands ~ men now being employed
close 10 as Have many buyers Lots
cheap.
West iiss Youngstown
cARPENTER WANTED no DO can
penter work in exchange for dental
work. Must be union man can Main
$3.50.
wANTED-AN OLD Man no HELL,
with chores on farm small wages;
good home. H. a. Demons Clear
Lake. wash.
USHEDEEMED PLED9Es ron SAIL
oyefcoais rsincoais. hackinaws. suits.
tsNeiry. musical instrunagsfH. guns etc
Bargain store Loan Ofise. 100 first
ave. =. corner washlneton.
BOYS WANTED AFTER SCHOOL,
Two live boys wanted between age. OF
IL and Is years. to carry star routes
good chance for right Kind OF boys
10 make money after school Apply
Circulation Department. The Star. Sew
snih and Union.
WhNTED-1AN FOR BRANCH OF.
flee. cement salesman or contractor pre-
fcrred, bond required 1 have 10 years
contract 24it Western ave
WANTED = APPRENTICE Roy no
learn nachinist trade cali goaborn
lrpn Works. Leschi park
.f,.t.1eas--i
III Washington r.
Teaches the barber trade thoroughly
under our system. pays you wages.
secures positions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

- NEWEST WAih dance. 1 81 Z
~ isssons. private haiis. yoass
~ isdY ard man teachers. no ar.
fsrsar. ~ yos has.nt esne.a
before
"A STEVENS --i'i' rssf's ~, =,
GENTLEMAN 40. goop ArrEARAScE
and auaiifirRtious tai4 rrnrsf sefih
a. 9an. dressing good s4tafN. - aGid HIS
60 NEE, LADY ~ same sfaadfnE abfsei
fnafFiuranV references exchanged Nsma
sral deliveries not answered Address
All star
IEHsoNAI.-~W WANTED. QUICK NAaft.
anf lfdrtac ~ reliable siusis nan r.he
mlii marry wealthy iadF whn could
~ Interested, write ausrk Tor morr par.
tlcniars Address Alien ward. h.stt.
VALLEY. Nth
ODD FEfLow' WITH soNE MEANR
Wanta che arquai nfaaFa - uninrInf.
b.fsd warkiuE woman. hrfvren 30 and
90. object natrimprF General deiit.
cries don't arswer Addrssa 4 ~. star
nEr MARRIED. BEsr MATRIMONIAL
paper published Mailed tree The
cer--.peudsn, Toisdo
IXpiEs = AY HEorfATOR SEVEn
fails can ~ 1915 Hrnadvay
LADIES poSr woRRY WHEN pE
isy-d or Irregular Use Lady Elsin I'm.
periai Tablets By matt y per bot.
double strength. fita EvsrF hun
vus-srfs@f cre-n AEency. tili sixth.
COSF EnEI,l NONE cAFEs ttsso
per week and up Babies adopted
2ios y Madison =
FOX TROT s Ssae. .'s ,s,.s 'a.e era
adui, classes laugh, daily. 70 8. nip
podrume
PILEs-DH PtERcE's Pile sALvE
has never been known 10 fat By
mail. 81 Trial boH free Raymond
Remedy GO room 6. Hotel Anttsri
Seattle wash
LADtEa MY UEEkT CcEssFf7t
rsmsds Positively guaranteed Terms
60 suit az cases ana conditions Mad
az 1850 We I'm a. Madison cable
I LADIES NDEHsON's COTTON RoOT
pills. safe ana sure cure for delayed
periods Price -. Or boxs. is Every
boz guaranteed. Raymond Remedy
room q. Hotel Antlsrs. Fourth and
Union.
ALKALINE LLOYD
| others come nnd 20. hut for 20 YEAR.
Adeilne Lloyd has been seattie's phren.
oioEiS' sud business adviser IN 90 ~.
| fairs ~ life 1ii Union. Apf u Isl.
io,i asIi snsciai this week. soc
| SAAi.kIl/< - 90 BoWS. tioo \ WEEK
| &-yRA h1ys n diamond or watch
wy rE ;,.lr, MICHAEL. Iss. snd
REV UHEENE Ar HOTEL HOLIASp
Fourth and jefferson. Just back Of
court house. II easily end quickly
! reached for ministeriai services Pri.
yate psrlor- Phone Main s1'i
G. rtONO0HAPHs SOLD. tx.
HJII changed ana repaired
NTH 1 rHONOGRAPH SUPPLY HOUSE
Vg ie7s westiske Phone Main 'pis
| EIsIIMs PLAYiNG fAuoHr. 10 10 20
/ lessons. success guaranteed. Goi SOC
r7~'ege. Hlds
g1i LEARN LATEST STEPS Mod.
Sxf) ern dances and stage dancing
IN up-to-date In every detail
guy CARKOIIis. raur,h and PIka
IA Phone Elliott q737.
YOUNG MAN. AGE y. WISHES TO
correspond win lady. from a. Go a.
Who likes ciiv or country iife; object
mntrimony II suited write T. .. Boz
SIS, North Yakima. Wash.
KoDAKEns--"IN IT !. At THEY'RE
done" 10 cents roll. Jacobs. ~ l.
BLDG
HAPPIN Ess LIES N MAHHfED LIFE
Are you ions1y1 Join Seattle Reliable
| Triendshtp club Ladies' free Ada n
| Evans. III Union. hpf n
tsc MEhCHANrs' Lt7>tsn wii.nNEn
/ csfe. Seventh and union
/ WI PAY cAFH ron FURNITURE III
! Pine q Phone Main 1900
Oct ACQUAINTED SOCIETY MEET.
| inRs Thursday evenings. 1915 Eighth
| ave Ant -
k"EANAuon .s.Vv hits. 1905 ist ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
nusINrss PERSONALS


HkrHnI0n ts noNEst AID WITH
rsad hanus uans rifF hoHse. rented
snd imufatsd fau.h al funf paid
afshrs a. ruffoslsnnh niih honest re-
spectacle. fahFsuiai taar. under 90
wffN usana. offset fuaffiwHuH ~
suited kddFuss AIS star
" inow a. NbNHipEHAnt.N MIAMI.
wishes % meet farmer ~ taHinsss man
object mstfimanp Has All Hisf
MAN k0n a. wfauna Tu cui.
respond sfth LADY - 10 a. object aat
rimsnY address - s,sr
nraInrERep MIDWIFE nnH VII.
i.lAssn. fets lt,h = " rhans Hat
lard 1875
Grd- M0tacHiEn ioar fotH 40.
drsss write 81 once to a u 90 .
seventh ave
MEnh uAuH nErAihNp .ss RIO.
riss WsaN Nifs
80 nleSEtt 3pesiisiHs atshos ntin.fs
cafe ssssaih end unian
LADIES tN fN0rnt.E aNVE TINY ASb
nannsf ~ eaiins itstA ufe-dvsf
sir roMrLErE iutEAkfAHr wuhssa
Cste sss suth ara tntan
.Qril,rtNU foNh rtECEb QUILTS
auA eaafagtsss rireiF quilted. cheap
rfarr ususga 81.
UE wa Ntr NnnkH--ttss ffH -.
bfAMo%us MD JAWS rtcKgTs
bought tiguss 80 > ~ as Jpssas
.--~-s---~-,.--@e--~--~--.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
RENTALS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALH

S-Mlsc ElLANEoU SALE
aArH sSp DOORS
Order your Sssh arf n9af. direct ff~rn
o n WILLIAMS co W. ersfs's pH'
evn -niit snf ship Direct 90 snyen-
suvwhrr-. at factory prizes saf- -
fiv~.r rusfant~sf 20 destination NsHf
for eur hlx. esnspl~ts csssiaEv~ Va ~
Mailed fr~e. pest paif. 90 request
t-crns. panel dssrs .......sss.st ib
cssftsrrsn t-panst doors ........ "
cfaftss1sr glass do~r. ......... ft
ffrfs f-iixht -infs- .r...s-ss. iN
fsstetts cottage front ~tnfav. ssi ap
Huarai9s raseFn@nt sssh s.s.sss ~ ap
1ss not bed sash ass.st.ss.s.s fs
Cupboard gas. doors .......s.. tHe
Cupboard rsnsi door. ...ss.s... 81
f-pfg slash srsin psr~i. % n. ss
-tr upit seal rHoftrr -....... us
krcrk -tas- uines- franz. lee
$50 s.f~ot fiasFtaE sas essiins.
feea feet .s.s.s...s.s...rss. ii@
- s-'eef roartnx sas e~siins.
1888 feet sss..sss. .-s..ssss. fts
srd Gin cedar sisirx per
f.aeB feet .... .......-..... iets
o n WILLIAMS co
Pt4~- Mats fssT 'ssf Ftyss Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
10 HELP wANrEp-MALr

ts,ee VALUE ritouHEits Foh o. 10.
Iunfaulat titiY upstairs clothes shop
Green uids Fourth sna rike
aS potNu UratNFas Ui.arAtes
rraeis cells Meas tEs Suits ant essf.
eeat. fpr tis. rracirs Upstairs Auit
shop. setH rhird ays
CMHRELLAs NErAipEn HNcoVEN.
81 Racers, safety blades, hniss, 81.
sers etc shafp~nSt ge-cart sheets
retired KEYS fhsrp shep. is.s i-ik.
wkNrEu- AMArNtHa LNRtc rtiEs
u- 20. Occidental ave Friiss
M sIiL fon if-s
fruh- has. and umbrellas hspalflas
Neatly done punU rrpnk Co as
N~sisr near second Fhaas Neia ftii
AnNEHrtkENENT - rHtr coLuNN
c..t ssats per hes. cash 70 sassar.
kANANAUotrs D. " hat. Zee, ". 49,
YOtsNu MAJ to Notfcfr AMONG
tasinrss nfsn UoRt pas 60 aeod man
- ls,.. : y. ~
p HELP wANrGo-FEaAlE
NfNEpfA = WoMANH WAY 70
hrsuh ~ishsat operations titsratafs
e.c,,,lss.ss. -, - VI -lsess.~.~oo~~>~~
22-sITuArioNs WANTED
FEMALE
roft ~ WoaAe tOi ssk EErER viii
ears fsr haHsr fsf hsart Address Set
us t~sts itefiqaaed wssn
FIANp iN HOME ENrENtENcEfi
teacher fesm East meuib~f % q s..
= ~ = ~ -s-..ll~aoo~ooo
oegssmsKIso ANo TAILORING
sEwtNd cAtLen FoW AND bEiIv.
-.-~-ss-.-ss..s.s-ssa. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE or REMOVAL or TRUNKS
and baggage from I'll Second ave s
O Iohugon
>~~~SO-N~>~.~~~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
. BUSINESS PERSONALS

DoSlr LEr rorR uAfH GROW GRAY
am almost 80. ard havon't a gray hair
because I kno~ hos 70 Keep " bright
and natarsi THIS kna~tsdss - rerth
money 20 snTons Interested IN M hair
bat IS cents gets the Information Tau
fnonfhs' treatment costs cents No
X ~ whitehnrrh. iaaweff wash
LADIES REMEDIES FuHl rlNEE.F
guarantees SAFE ard sure Terms satf
All cases tsss ipth ave. Eas Madisan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ktnRI..SD sSAr--on. acre. cleared
fenced ysuns orchard. sefriss. s>ot
seit sTeofn hooss pggiirr heuss
.uan payment fs-n. s.lsne~ " psi
rnenih address lie riaf
FuH nsi.N NJ ts kchsA WELL I'M
proved. a. Trsrytsn. rs4f Hrsmsffsn
write nj. ssm Iscsssn. Trssy,en
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

" Ysa Have tt~~s
i,oeforisg without H~-
NIT for Years. SO Ne
nd investiEafs my
uedie.
The most nhafinase
ases Of asthma. rheu
atlsn and nervous
isorssrs have been
reafed successfully.
Constipation. cafarrh
and disorders Of the
bladder. skin and
stomach. So well as
Appendicitis. are Re
iisvsd without opera
ton. Hy advice l.
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

STEAMSHIP sAiliN0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29

fhaukral Tor " rea come "a The tc~'
ffffis tonight ard rhafsdsf 81
a'riark caFs-ntsfs ball. tfst Fgurih.
h~tseen riee sns FtsSsft hest ins
AL-m-a Ia NlLa
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07

RING 414 for quick messenger
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. 4-room brick house, modern, Sl20e, $50 cash, SlJ per month.
 Groom brick house. furnished, close in, s2350. $1O0 cash, balance $25 per month.
 5-room brick house, hardwood floors furnished. near Library. West Jef- ferson St. $2S50, s2OO cash, balance $2a per month.
 Neat 4-room house, modern, near Library to trade for ranch.
 M H. SHELTON
 215 West Washington St. If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
For Sale-Live Stock

15 WELL. MARKED Holstein heif- CTS. with first calves. Cox, South western Live Stock Exchange. D
 FRESH COW and calf, S70. sows with pigs each. NJ. Tull, 22nd Ave. and Buckeye road. r
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
Auto For Hire
Cleaning and Presslng

SPECIAL-Gentleme suits cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Arizona Cleaning Works, Mrs. l.. Wilson, 235 East Wash ington. IT
 MAKE $1.00 act like $1.50. Suits cleaned and pressed $1.O0. Palace Tailoring Co. Phone 1242. 1T
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
CATTLE MEN

For Sale-The best buy in Arizona for a man who wants a big little rroposition. A 320 acre ranch with ample free range on two sides Tor 10O0 cattle; 75 acres subirrigated and will grow 4 crops of alfalfa without additional watering; another 80 acres for hay, milo, etc and 20 acres Of hog pasture: all well fenced. Price $2O,000 on easy terms to right party. Buyer must be able to pay 5000 down and have enough additional capital to carry at least 300 range cows. Cattle man with S15 1000 can turn it into S5o,000 in five years. Good houses, barn. implements, milk cows. chick ems, pigs. etc. and a splendid chance for dairy business. Only 1A miles from school, postoffice, blacksmith shop. store, etc, and l F hours from Prescott Altitude 3,900 feet. Ad- dress Box 153 care Republican. r
 RING 414 for quick messenger. tt
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07

FOR SALE-One Fresh young Jer- sey COW and heifer calf, together or separately. 1902 East Fillmore. D
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
EST PASSENGER SERNICI
For Sale = Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Mans bicycle. Inquire 534 West Madison. If
 FOR SALE-$75 Victrola in fine condition; also 20 records. Phone 2S40. It
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
For Sale Miscellaneous

OVERLAND CAR with roadster or truck bed for sale at bargain; also Rec truck. Tempe Garage, Tempe.
 5-g
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07
For Rent Apartments

STACY HOTEL. the only modern apartments. right down town; also rooms prices right. 2nd Ave. and Jeff ferson St If
Arizona republican., 1916-04-07

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Madge had q strange feeling of uneasiness
about the girl and wanted to offer her a
little encouragement. Mrs Woods answered
the phone. anc In a voice which shook with
genuine anxiety. she said to me- "NiadEo?
She's been gone some time. I never knew
hc~ to stay out SO long. She went right
out after you came-an6 she isn't back vet
She IVES carrying that heavy baby. too. I'm
getting KING of worried"
When | hung up the receiver I, too, felt
worried. he'd left Madge Mintucn three
hours before. Whore coule she have gone?
DsuuietnE thoughts of tho tramp and of
Ralph Conicy uttered my brain
knew there were whirlpoos anG RAPIDS in
the waters Of MaGce Mnturu's life. but they
were unChartcd GnG I was far away. in utter
ignorance of what they had done to her frail
bark
Just then Jimmie returned but when
told him of my conversation with Mrs. Woods
my debcnair and cheerful young friend wore
II nm going back" said he. IL don't like
this one hit.
yes think you'd better go back" said
I, hut not alone. I'm going toe. II MadRe
woman fricnG."
AS tho train jerked its placid. Indifferent
way from station to station. strange fears
assailed my heart
Here Beatrice. this won't dc. You're gett-
ms too nervous" tol6 myself And then, In
order to keer myself quite calm. turned to
Jimmie and asked for an account ~ what he
had b,en tciny that day.
Jimmy h:rton's knowledge Of Richard Con-
ley. plus my information gained from Madgc
and Margaret, gave us fairly complete
story and Il very definite feeling that
understood the young lawyer with all his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

and my 6aby If anythins's happc happen" "' to
couldn't bear it--nothing matters but Just
baby. II he's only alive anG well every
ming VIII be all right.
, Don't You know where your baby is.
Madge?' asked little severely.
Miss Fairfax. do you think he's done him any
HARM
wilkins" said Jimmy sternly. "t will be
just IS we'll for you II nothing unpleasant
mas happened to little Richard--frst we'll
m" nam. and then you'll give n little eX-
nianation OF your performance this after
noon. think can guess just about what
y mas been. but I won't do any. guessing.
i"ul talk and I'll take down in writing
every word You say. Now -march AND be
Tic frightened creature obeyed almost au-
,ohiaticaily. Sheer terror had possession of
him.
II !eef, the kid in the barn." said he. II
Guess hes all right"
We found the baby lying in tho straw cry
'nE with "A lnsty vigor. which gave evidence
or the fact that he had not been very badly
injured.
Madge seemed to want nothing more Her
own orceal was over and the child was safe.
for a moment she happy that snc
seemed 10 forget even her one great unful-
httsc desirc--a nainc for the baby.
our part In tho transaction seemed over.
out Jimmy's face was allght with q cor
''nn IRE and fervor OF purpose.
MIC now. my man, we'll have your story,
sad nc I'll take 1t down and Miss Fair
Sian mat | let you off with thrasnlng- and
d taking to-tor what you've done would
land you In prison all right-if I thought
you were responsible for It."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

going to SEQ tumble-down little cabin
which houses an absolute renegade. An6 I
think therell be rather startling 3enoue-
ment ano = ccusher for the plans OF Will
kins. Conley and Company" And moro thGa
mat Jimmy refused TO say, though j osgSed
MN To tell me exactly what he did expect
70 discover when got t. wilkins cabin
In lonely nook OF the woods We caf1e
upon tho cabin. 1t had a breeding. sullen
look strangely like the expression on the
tece Of It's master Jimmy hiG me behtnS n
Siuinf OF bushes enc hurried forward alone.
ror minute permitted hin' to manage the
situation tC suit himself.
suddenly p SOUND came &c my ears. II
was wcnan's shriek--n call for help In q
voice which sounded definitely familiar.
Automatically 1 rushed out from hiding
and hurr!ld towsrc the cabin as Jimmy
turned the knoS OF the door there was one
wild, aSonizcG scream which became sud
denly mufilcd and was folio lex
pail Of silencc-si,cnce mnbroken ENG SIMS
\ter.-slencc suggesting TRAGEDY of the most
OWL sort.
a second more and was tho witness Of n
wild struggle. Wilkins was lighting with
the physical strength Of II man whose mental
ability is far hclow par often displays. II
took all Jimmy'S science tc master him But
at last he conquered and Wilkins became
utterly cowed-subcucd and frightcned-nnG
entirely respectful IN his attitude toward the
man who had been able I" gain physical
control Of him.
In p corner o: tho cabin rrouch"d Madge.
sobhing violently tina; y" had come just in
time and that IL had been minute
later there would have been nothing for
her to do but kill herself
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WnEt kiss !fGnt get me much Mice poo
trico. laughed Jimmy. Nothing hui -, o
counter with n ston3 and Il tumble whinb
smashed ncne CT my ribs hut ali Of the TIT bi
after that and by thc time / caurb, ~, IN 100,
my quarry he was coming out Of ~, W Win
and | conclude! that he lad fnishcd his im
tervicw with the girl--bui was in ,;r,o "a -,
see another interview begin ''''' l"
tohIey DUMPED into queer looking chan
those mental detectives Won wnre n Moinr OF
over this Winter. Worse tran thar bo ""nhlhS
to me. found out later that he's the wjIis.n
character--Some OF them cali him inI,,r.,, aa
some Of them say he's a hermit hmt y, ana m,
brave INHABITANTS of Blue Cove seem n i'm, me
afraid of him" " {" htt!e
VI Jimmy nm had hiscoyercd this much and tina,
And have. hunch Miss I;e,,r,oo
that Harry wilkins and r ichard Copin r. tilcc.
through some transaction that 49, wen,
little good for your frienG, Ma6cn Nj HeTH
remembered mv glimpse OF the rrnn.s IN,
Zen. evil face, with its l1ose-Iipped ant Ir
mouth and Its furttce eyes. rem amner"S -
how weak Richard Ccnley's good ,o o; 700
face had seemed to me as cIinns. zoo =, ing
passing---. and sudden fear tool, ho,n ~ ~
my heart. WV" hoio or
Mrs. Woods hn6 not seen Mad.
iiohE hours curing which mac rono 70 NJ
York. interviewed Margaret t.nyne ana ~ , Nc"
the TIP lack to the Journal oii!ce. '''''"'
AGAIN my terrified fgncy lea5sE tn ,ha
?'0rtent!ona question. Where was Wedn dec
onr question OF eGuai poItcnt, "Wnnt nfIaJr.
could Richard Coniey ant Harry witt.
the village ne az oo-we.., Ia d;sclssinf
DO you remember Just where Coniev ma
wilkins went?" l asked. "'"
YES and that's where we're bound You're
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the struggle Jimmy
OutNyits Wilkins.

lcvahle weakness. But
there WIS just one sap
in cur .vi -Grc One gap
when neither of us
could bridge. And that
WIS later u prove a
yawning abyss before
the feet OF one ov two
greatly surprised people.
AS we made cur re-
turn trio TO '3lue Cove
Jimmie told me his part
OF the Sto:y. Directly
We suspected that Con-
ley was the Iner in the
case. Jimmy h&G gone
down to the law Offices
Of Ccnley e Conley and
had sent In his card re-
qu"stinS an interview.
Later that redouOt-
able youth persuaded
me- to irvclv. myself IN
the situati.n. cur po-
sition was ts.varatc--
"A VIC fought nre with
lire, rs you shall Sct.
The interview" Nas
readily gre: red. hut
SURPRISE sw2nr II in
slant disrlay W n en-
Jimmy fairly hurled Il
question at the younger
man. DO you know
MaGge Minturn?'
Of ursc young
Coniey swCre he mad
never heard CT the girl
but astuto J m IN V
noticed that the match
with which the lawyer
was striking his cigar
cite had iiickered out
very su6denly-but not
before 1t burned the
trembling fingers which
were holding it.
y tiny bit Of evidence
that out Jimmy, the
sleuth. knew it WAS
worth following up, and
when half an hour later
Richard Conley hurried
into the Grand Central
and embarked on a train
for 3lae Cove, Jimmy
was close on his tracks.
Conley took the second
OF the towns supply of
ra mshacEie cabs, and
Jimmy had to purchase
an even moro ram
shackle bicycle. AS you
know he passed me on
my return to the station
but as you Go not know
he turned to wave 8 fare
well and blow me an