The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31


entire group This group OF girls
VIII have special honors 10 work for
al camp, that viii in no way con
fIlct with the program 81 tho two |
week girls. Girls may make apph.
cation for n month or ali summer
from April IS 20 April 30. Only girls
who have fulfilled all Campfire re
quiremcnts will be considered.
II IL one Of the first principles Of
Campfire for groups to earn money
together for everything they do. 20
far AS possible. One group In the
city has been working together won
derfuliy we'll This is tho Elahan
Campfire. under guardianship OF
Miss Freda A. Libbee. The girls
started out with a paper sale al
which they made 81. With this
money they purchased sugar. nuts.
chocolate. etc. and made candy
which they sold. and In this way kept
increasing the amount until they had
enough 20 purchase all their csre-
monial eswns and rings at one time.
The Wecato girls had a Christmas
party and picnic supper at the home
OF Dorothy Cramer. In Bellevue.
Each glrf drew "A name and put a
present on the tree for that girl The
presents could not cost more than &c
cents. and they had a great deal of
Amusement out OF the surprises"
Tonight. the regular meeting Of the
Wecsto group at headquarters. two
other groups will Join them and they
will have ceremonial nong practice
10 learn the songs for the grand
| council. on January IL.
Tho Kinnikinie girls have a buah-
nese meeting today to elect officers
for the coming year and TO make
plants for a campaign for subscrip-
tons
Mrs. Howard Marxoif has appoint
ed Ruby Mcdonald temporary guar
dian Of her campnres. Next Wed.
nesday. january 8. they are 10 have
n ceremonial meeting. AT which
Phyllis McMullin Ia 10 become a
wood gathcrer. Virginia Woodman
had n party az her home for all the
iris Thursday evening. Both Of
Mrs. Marzolrs groupA wcwona and
Unaiiyi campfircs. presented her
with an album containing three pic
lures Of each girl In the groups.
showing them ut three different
stages In their lives. The Blueblrsis.
which are organized under the dircc-
ton OF Mrs. Mnrxoif. have been
turned over 10 one OF the F1ris. Ruth
Lowrie. who has been elected rrssi.
dent Of the group. with Martha
white as secretary and certrude
strahi treasurer.
Tho group Of girls with Mrs..
Hursey an guardian hiked TO Laurel.
hurst Thursday. Soon after this
holidays they are 20 have q dinner
at the Methodist Episcopal church,
on Goth ST
The Tawasi group q Mcdonald
school girls win have q business
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held n for = time while he allowed
the generosity OF his nature 10 over
come his grief at the loss Of Bin. A.
last II was clear that he had for
given her.
'Piease don't speak OF II any more
Miss Josefa- 'Twas enough 20 fright
en- any young lady the way Bill
looked. III explain " all right q
the boys
Are you really sure you dom
hate me-" Joscfa came closer to hin
inpulsively. Her eyes were sweet
oh. sweet and pleading with gracious
pcnitence. II would hate anyone VII,
would kin my kitten. And how dar
Ing and kind Of you 20 risk beins
shot when you tried to save him
How very few men would have dom
that-' Victory wressied from defeat
/ Vaudeville turned into drama, Bravo
Ripley Owens,
II was now twilight. or cours'
Miss Josefa could not he allowed q
ride ON 20 the runch- house alone
/ Givens re-saddied his pony In spit
OF tina, animals reproachful giances
and rode with her side by side thel
! galioped across the smooth Ers -
|. the princess and the man who wa.
kind to animals. The prairie odos'
OF fruitful earth and delicate bloom
. wer- thick and sweet around them
I Coyotes yeiping over here on the hill
!, No fear. And yet
: Josofa rode closer. A little han,
, seemed 10 grope. Givens found
!, with his own The ponies kept Al
|, even gait Tho hands fingered e
/ g.ether, and the owner of one eS
4 planned
1 II never was frightened before
/. but Just think, How terrible II wouli
:. be 20 meet really wild lion, Poo
g Bill I'm no glad YOU came with met
a oDonneii was sitting on the rancl
I gallery.
h Hello. Ripr he shouted---tha
|. your"
q He rode IN with me- said il
Z sefa. Il lost my way and was late
Z Much Obliged" called the cattl
v king. stop over. Rip, and ride Z
e camp In the morning.
But Owens would not He woul
:; push on to camp. There was a buncl
o OF steers to start off on the trail a
dayhreak. He said goodnight. an
:. trotted away.
4 An hour later. when the Hight
n wcre out. Josefa, in her night.robs
q came TO her door and called to IN
n king In his own room across tn
Q brick-paved hallway:
"Say. pop. you know that oil
Mexican lion they call the 'Gotci
a cared Devfr-thc one that kille
Gonzales. Mr. Martins sheep herdei
{. and about so calves on the Salad
!. range, Well. I settled his hash thi
II afternoon over Mt the White Hors
l Crossing. Put two balls in his hea
with my .2s while he was on tn
n Jump. l knew him by the slice Eon
a from his left ear that old Gonzals
e cut off with his machete. 70
= couldn't have made q better she
h yourself, daddy"
"Buily for your Numbered Will
=; pcring Ben from tho darkness OF til