Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

,angling phone and heard the tremuious
'"lye OF the governors daughter, AK.
,ro,,, nave Just received q special delivery
q hunting camp in the white Noun
tains. He's all right, but don't know
wnen ne VIII return You may see the
ietIer M IL you wish,' she concluded.
Ihe days papers offered several
sistent being that instead OF being KID
h,appea the governor had voluntarily
lett the state with his "principles" In
ORDER that Lieutenant Governor Aines
COULD issue the call that would have al
nSs5 sSnt me me historical ssnifcanSe Of the
tne now acting Governor Aines call a
special meeting OF the Legislature which
would undoubtedly make the state the
thirty-sixth and deciding factor for
NATIONAL woman's sufrrage7
Meanwhile. In q rough but comfort
able log camp In the White Mountains
the governor and his ex-chauffeur had
argued politics, policies and principles
until Orr begged a respite.
Lets go fishing, SIR" he suggested
Athough you are here against your
VIII l wish you would try and enjoy
your vacation Would you like to send
any more letters7 Under my supervi-
sion, Of course" he added, apoiogetically.
one more, only" the governor grim
decided very necessary, though l
family AFFAIRS" The letter that he pres
emily handed Orr to censor. was, briefly.
| that Stanley Cabot was not to visit or
write his daughter now or at any other
| time.
us that the man who is working so
hard for woman's suffrase" inquired
| Orr.
Hes the man. Big man In his Sec
tion or the country, but I can find q
son-in.law In my own state,' the gov
| ernor blurted out. MY Alix came near
marrying, him, I guess, when she was
nerve to write rne, but think that will
| settle him: He might come on East Just
now, thinking Alix was in trouble"
| The sun had hardly disappeared be-
| hind Green Mountain on their fifth day
In camp when one Of orr's men arrived
one word called" signed by "a"
.Flinging his hat into the air with q
| whoop, Orr turned to the governor
Your 'side-kick' has issued the call. sir
Now we'll 60 home"
| The governor and his abductor
muffied to the ears In light outer gar.
ments. pushed past the astounded butleI
| at the door of the executive mansion
and entered the library A gaping maid
was sent to inform Allx of their arrival
| Now, young man." said his excel
lency. as he sank gratefully into hi
|
! to explain before my parole expires ant
hand you over to the authorities. i
is obvious why I was kidnapped" h,
grinned. but how in the name Of Ethar
Allen did you manage II? All I remem
Der Is a sort Of an automobile upheava
and then q blank"
well, sir" Orr commenced, seating
himself on the corner of the table, ''or
tho day in question. for which we hat
been preparing during the month tina
I worked In your garage as handy man
so arranged that I should be you
driver and that your cars should b.
disabled The borrowed garage car wa
fitted with a special body; the rear sea
and back were only shell of leathe'
and steel which. with the top down ant
back, looked like the real thing"
but I remember It didn't ride yer!
easy" remarked the governor
There was space to hide two or thret
men of your size" Orr continued, 81
they were not too particular abou
position. While we were waiting at tn
capitol, drummed out little Nors
on the steering wheel to my hidden con
federate back of you. When Bolle
turned his back for a few seconds,
tapped the signal. My man opened tn
section of seat beside you, jiu-jitsue'