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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

then. Pancha?
sh. was not sobhing. but her quick
breathing gave the impression In The
darkness.
what do. scnor7 pray the
virgin thas / may save hecn. Thcn
| remember this passage from the
ravine How | know eet7 Juan ana
we live in the cabin month";
twas then I found Get Who made
&c, know not; but the thought
come TO me. just no. was under
meath when you fought senior; then.
when you were both outside got
heem--
'MackHn, you mean' lie was
aIive7"
Yves. senior. alive. Maybe he live.
maybe he die: sSnow not: ] do what
I can. lie help a little. but twice he
faint. Eet took long time; even l
carried heem alone"
But how did you get across that
cave-in OF earth?"
"Eet was not there; Get come
later" she explained. II would go
back. senior. when they fired the
cabin. but tho earth had caved. and
/ could not get thru"
TO help u.s."
"Si senior: to help You. and me.
What could I do alone? That IL why
I tell you. why I talk. Eet Is not
for YOU. nor for me. | would save
heem. an only can Get be done II
have help. I do all i can-Madre
dc Dios. yes. | bind up the wound
| hold heem while he sleep; | bring
heem water from the creek, hide
hecm here i'm the dark. But how
get hecm out, senorP"
But why not call the othersT
Shelby asked suddenly in suspicion.
what danger is Macklin in7"
you know not2" in surprise. He
did not say in the cabin why he
came?"
who do you mean7"
"Scnor I.aud, he make no threatY'
Certainly not; against whom
Senior Macklin. lie come for
that: 1 know. The Indian boy tell
me-he as' Hanley. They plan Get
all out. Twas because Juan would
not be one with them. they keel
hcem. They would hold her for ran
som; they say man comes soon
here who would pay much. 30 they
try 10 put out OF the way Senior
Macklin. Tis to get her that
slagin go 10 the cabin, he fail. and
then senior Laud try another way.
He not know when he come that
Senior Macklin got back. No one
know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
rnntinuod From Nc.trrdayl

lie gathered her suddenly into his
arrnx the n.ckerchlef slipping down
about his throat
II love YOU he whispered pas
sionAtely, love you. wife Of mine.
And 1 have given you my heart
long ago Kiss me. Tom"
They sat there. closely pressed 10
gcth~r In that narrow space. scarcely
aware any longer os the danger at
hand. eager only to hear each others
voices. Tn, flames just beyond them
died down slightly. yet remained red
and angry. occasionally shooting up
In fiery pillows. lighting their faces.
The hole beneath the trap was mess
Of enb~ru. totally blocked with
charr~d and blazing wood Above
the craesie Of the flames. and the
crashing Of falling timbers. they
could distinguish tho Intermittent
crack OF n. rife. and the echo OF
voices calling shelby began 20 dig
with one hand at the pile Of earth
beside him 30 as TO widen the space
between Itn summit and the roof.
The action caused his mind 10 revert
To the insninsnt peril Of their s4iua
ton.
1T Win he an over before daylight.
he said soberiy. and that will be our
chance 90 get out. We can never
go the other way. for those logs VIII
hold fire for hours yet"
How do you suppose Mackiln
ever got thru thercT- sho Questioned
wonderingiy.
That. what bothcrs me. Either
hs WASH, hurt much. or no had help.
IL IL my notion tho girl brought him
on, In some way. The shooting was
an act OF sudden anger. for which
she vas sorry the very NEXT moment
They may be hiding there now.
somewhere IN the tunnel"
She lifted herself up. and pcercd
thru the opening. tho glare 81 the
flames did not penetrate beyond the
barrier Of earth, and she saw moth
ing but irnpenetrahie blackncsA
shall We go. and Sec
Not yet: we are safer here. until
those devils give up. You can hear
their voices yet out there
They had no way OF telling time.
and IN. hours dragged The flames
sank. but the glow Of the Goals re-
manned. and the. littcf of charred logs
oceasioually naring into Tiny splits OF
fire. The sound OF firing had en-
tircly ceased. and the shouts Of
yoics-s died away one after the other
They had been very close ut one
time. "a tho the baffied savageS
wcrr endcavoring TO invade tho
smouldering ruins OF the cabin TO
learn the fate OF their yictimsi but
the heat must have prevented any
search. for the party drifted away.
and did not return. Shelby waited
patiently. listening for the slightest
sound. but. at last. could restrain
himself no longer.
Il do not know how late II is he
said finally. yet II must be nearly
morning. Most Of those fellows must
be gone. Shall we try our luck. little
girl7"
She put her hand silently into hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Small Chance for
Armenian Mandate

WASHINGTON. May %, -- The
possibility OF congressional concur.
renee In the recommendation Of
presiden, Wilson that the United
States take mandate for Armenia
ia remote. leaders In the house and
senate declRred today.
wilson's message will he "pigeon.
holed" for the present by the foreign
affairs committee In the house and
the foreign relations committee In
the senate. leaders said.
Hrigadier General Hartford. who
headed an American mission In Ar.
menia recently. reported that accept.
ancc OF such mandate would re-
qulre $4,000 American soldiers and
a large naval force and would cost
$50, 900, 0o0 the first year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
BOX CAR LOOT
FILLS COURT
Auburn Freight Theft Case
on Trial Today

With the courtroom filled 10 stand
Ing room only with witnesses from
all parts OF the country. and the
space opposite the jury box piled
htgh with automobile tires. dry goods
and bales Of merchandise 10 he intro.
duccd as evidence. the jury that is
To try the ~ members OF the so
called Auburn boxcar conspiracy
gang before Federal Judge Edward
r Cushman. was being impaneled
Tuesday morning.
beginning with the arrest of
Greed Lane. in March. on charges OF
iooting freight cars ON the Northern
Pacific railroad. others were rounded
up by special agents until the com
piete list OF those indicted on eonspir'
acy charges by the last grand jury
stands as follows:
lemucl $. Fowler. George +.
White. Clarence IL. Beiiamy. Aibert
Rrucc parie. Thomas l. Jones. I'D.
ward Bourdcll. Sarah jones. Joe Yea
gus. Herbert VIM. Hanson. Ethyl
Hanson, William Rateliff. James r
Melilson. Thomas singer. David
Jones. Greed Lane. Mrs. A. h. Lewis
and George A. rrepanier.
The operations OF the alleged
thieves are said TO extend from coast
20 coast. and more than $50 wit
ncsscs from points Minnesota. iii
noss. Kentucky, Wyoming. New
Hampshire and other states are In at
tendance at the summons % the gov
>rnment
United states District Attorney
Robert C. saunders and AssiStan,
District Attorney r. r. Conway rep
resent the government. Counsel for
the defence are headed by John r
bore.
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Fugitive.

lie led the way. finding little diffi-
Guilty in crawling over the mound Of
earth, and Olga followed easily. The
cool darkness into which they nd
vanced was "A great relief. while the
sense Of action restored their shat.
tered nerves. No CLEAN OF light gave
any guidance. nor was there any evi.
mouth Of the tunnel. However. II
ran nearly straight. with the grade
constantly downward. and they could
cautiously feel way forward. with
hands on the earth walls. They en-
countered no further obstruction OF
any kind. but suddenly reached n
sharp turn toward the left. shelby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Comrades of Peril

Copyright, A. c. McClurg & Co., 1919
copyrighted In Great Britain)

felt his passage around the corner.
aware OF the presence OF Olga
fingers on his sleeve. but his eyes
could perceive nothing unusual be
yond lie stared hclpleaAiy into a
black. noundi~ss void Yet. with his
first step forward. he came to a
sudden halt.
stay where you are. SENIOR said
low voice. mot move till speck. =
lie caught his breath quickly
scarcely daring 10 set down o. up.
lifted foot There was no doubt who
Il was that spoke out Of the dark
ness
''Bu, / am shelby" he biurted forth
swiftly. you have no reason 10 fear
me
shelby How come You hcref
You found tho trap; And-and Ia
she with YOU"
Yes. senori,a. An aeciden, re
veaied 10 TIA way out IL
was you then who took Macklin
away. he was no, killed."
A moment there was silence: then
she broke on, suddenly. rasaionately.
the words fairly falling over each
other In her eagcrness Of expires.
sion.
Il arm not afraid. Senior Shelby
No Mo- hAv' 20 pistol in my hand.
I shoot Tho dark Get make no dif'
ference. for you are there just before
-ne--ahe an you are there. Listen
then. I tell you what happen. hate
an iove--s-nci Then I make mess.
take. Madrc dc Dior. know not
how Get was. hu; I shoe, the man
love. Eet was crazy thing. but I
no, keel he~ru. know I not keel
h~~rn How I know Santa Marie
The good God would not let m. be-
iirve that what could | do I ran
away mad into the woods. I would
maybe yet save hc.m. hut how You
know. senior. ect was ] who shoot
senior Maeklin7'
Yes. Paneha: che ady here raw
your face
Yes. IL was I. rcror-T who love
heern. why should Get be so7 |
went there not for thst--noi | tell
you how 90, all come. Eef was be
cause OF my brother. senor-you
know my brother. Juan viilcmonteF
lie dead. ,-cnor. dead. You know how
he die Eet was a quarrel with
senior Iaud. an Senior Hanley- they
keel hccn. the two against the one.
I not know what happen. I wait In
the cabin for Juan TO come. but he
stay away. No one toll me tccl an
Indian boy come. an he tell. Then
know Juan In dead. an 70 crazy
like that am spanish. senior; !
Ahaie an I iove--thon only I hate I
would nyenRc my brother. 7 would
keel the man that kecled hecrn. I
care only for 10 do that lie was
there In this cabin. I creep up an
sec. Eet was dark In there. yet I
saw hccs face. lie could not ser me.
but aim Senior Mackiin was there.
too. an the other girl. but care not
for them NJ all I hate. an soc
only the one hate. Santa Marie
why was eet so7"
You shot the wrong mani
Isl Senior Senior Mackhn. he step
forward quick just when l fire: he
drop an / run"
shelby fcf Olga grip him. and
heard her voice at his ear
she never heard what nacklin
said. don't let her know"
lie crushed the question already
on his lips back into his throat
Yes" he said. II sec how II hap
pened now. And what did you do
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shelby smothered IAN oath. the
whole foul plot suddenly revealed TO
him In all its hideousness. This then
was what those ficnds had been plan
ming. 1t was plot within plot: Grim
inal against criminal. He was blind
not 20 have perceived the truth be
fore: now IL stood before him in all
it's sheer nakedness Macklin's
drunken boast had brought forth its
fun brood: Hanley. too brainless and
cowardly to lead. had told all he
knew TO Indian Joe-embellished IT,.
no doubt-and IL was just the sort OF
thing the latter was eager 10 get his
hands into-ecmingly a safe game,
with good stake. The girl was
helpless. already in their power: all
they needed 10 do was dispose OF
MaclSlin. How this was done no one
cared; by bribery. by the knife: in
the Hole who would ever ask ques.
tions7 Who would mourn the fel.
low. whatever happened? And then
they would have n free hand. Shelby
reached out. and drew Olga closer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Says Brother
Is Hubby, and
Not Himself

Divorce from her husbands hali
brother and not her husband WINS
being asked in superior court Mon.
day by Flora A. Bcslow,. according
20 an affidavit filed by the defend
ant. william D'i,ouis ncssolo. Tor
mcr aiddo-camp to President Dnx
OF Mexico. associate OF Garuso, aud
adSenturer.
Judge J. r. Ronald, after hearing
testimony. secuted nessolo's affidavit
condemned him as guilty Of perjury
and requested Prosecutor Fred c
brown 60 bring him back from Cal
ifornia.
A striking resemblance between
the two half brothers caused the un
usual divorce tangle. Beasolo says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
$4,000 Awarded
to Longshoremen

Altho permanently disabled. VIII
liam Buster, -. longshorcman. was
rich man Tuesday. A Jury In
Judge Boyd ]. Taiiman's court Mon.
day awarded him $40. 900 damages
from the international Stovedoring
Co. for being injured while loading
the steamship Endioott at Smith
Cove september Is. 1919. lie sued
for ss7.z5-1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Jitney Men Plan
to Resume Runs

Following a meeting OF the htncy
drivers association at /, O'Clock Tues
day. drivers planned To take cut
city permits and resume operation
on the streets pending the decision
OF the federal court on a permanent
injunction against city officials on
the jltney ordinances passed by the
council list week.
Action OF the itneurr was the re-
suit OF public demand that the ji,'
ncyS resume service. according "a
W. r. Crawford. attorney for the
jitncy operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Tells Police He
Wants His Wood

A. w Erickson. bsos 4sth ave. s
W. between spring Ahivera Tues
day morning called the police. ION
May H." spake the pcrtnrhcd Erick
son n man and woman came 10 my
house and contracted 10 supply me
with some fire wood paid 8.
down on the load II hasn't shown
up yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Fire Prevention
Week Is Observed

With lectures "a school children on
the menace Of Ore and with hundreds
OF autos bearing on their windAhiclds
stickers carrying the message OF Fire
Protection week. every effort IN being
excrtcd this week 10 enlist the pub
lic In the drive against forest frcN.
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| Then let's see what can be done
Can Macklin walk
NO. senior; l think maybe he vera
bad off: he not speak now for long
time. Maybe you tell what We do
for heem."
I'm afraid not. Pancha. I've doc
tored some wounds, but I'm no ex.
pert. Where is he? oh, here
Continued Tomorrow
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I to him in the darkness.

to him in the darkness.
Il understand now" he said
tersely. we've got TO fight this out
together All right. I'm ready. What
Is I. you want me to do7"
You will help me save heernT"
the voice from the dark asked eager
~. You will not try 10 go away
alone. senor?"
NO. we are In the same boat, IL
seems. wen help each other. You
trust me now. Pancha?"
"Si. senior"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Fines assessed by Judge Jeremiah
>rterer in the United States district
court Monday for violations OF the
national prohibition law totaied
81. 600. One ~ the offenders was
also given six months In Jail.
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
Notice of Execution Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, as Sheriff of Little River County, Arkansas, will on the 18th day of May, 1920, between the hours of law prescribed for judicial sales at the front door of the Courthouse in Ash~ down, Little River county, Arkansas. offer for sale to the highest and best bidder at public auction, on a credit of three months, the following des- cribed lands situated in Little River County, Arkansas: The NEa of the SWa of section 29, township 12 south, range 29 west. Said sale will be made to satisfy certain judgment render ed in the Little River Circuit Court, on the 18th day of February, 1920, in'favor of Rural Phillips, in an action therein pending in which Rural Phillips was plaintiff and Willie Davis was defen- dant. Given under my hand this, the 18th day of April 1920.-J. R. Pierce, Sheriff of Little River County. 3O-S
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
O.tice.

Notice is hereby given that J. N, Phil lips, A. J. Bearden, J. M Mathews, L. P. Beck, J. R. Furlow and others have CTS of Road Improvement District No. 8, of Little River County, Arkansas, asking that the lands and territory herein described be annexed to and made a part of Road Improvement Dis trict No. g. of Little River county, Ark.
 and that said territory shall hence forth form and be no part of any other Road Improvement District but that
 for road purposes, it shall be exclusiv- ely part of said District No. 8. The territory desired to be annexed is as follows: Section 5, the west half oi section 4, all of sections 8, 17 and 20
 and west half of section g, west half o1 section 16, west half of section 21, the north half of northwest quarter of sec tion 28, NEa of section 29 and west half of section 29, all in township 1i South, range 29 west, Little River county, Arkansas. Now May, 17th 1920, at 10 a. m. is hereby fixed fol the hearing of said petition at the Cir cult court room, in the town of Ash. down, Arkansas, and all persons who desire to be heard in support of oI against said petition are hereby notifi
 ed to appear at said time and place. H. H. Orton, A. J. Russell, CD. Chewn- ing, A. l., Fomby, Lon T. Jones, Com missioners of Road Improvement Dis
 trict No. 8, Little River County, Ark
 ansas. 5-8
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
A FAMILY
 MEDICINE
In Her Mothers Home, Says This Georgia Lady. Regarding Black Draught. Relief From Head-
 ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.

Ringgold. Ga.- Mrs. Chas. Gaston, Of this place, writes: "I am Q user of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, 1t was one of our family medicines. Also in my mothers home, when ! was child. When any of us child ren complained of headache, usually caused by constipation. she gave us . dose of Black -Dfaught, which would rectify the trouble. Often in the Spring. we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kin6, VI would take Black-Draught pretty fse- ular u1tu the liver acted we'll, ane we would soon b. up and ar0un4 again. We would not be without ft, for t certainly has saved us lots of doctor bills. Just . dose of Aaack- Drausht when not @ wssa ssvS . lot of days insbed."
 Thedford's Black.Draught has beev In use for many years ir the treat. ment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which 1t now enjoys Is proof of it's merit
 If your liver is not doing its duty, you will suffer from such disagree able symptoms as headache, bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, etc., and unless something is done, serious trouble may result.
 Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It is purely vegetable, and acts in a prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of impurities: Try 1t. Insist on Thed. IordA the original and genuine. E 7a
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
GARDENS.

The rain that beat the whole night long was still before the dawn co sorrow. beating on my heart. how long before you ceaseO All the garden rose and shone and spar kled in the sun Glad, oh. so glad. again of warmth and mirth and place. If you should forgive me, as you will never do. My heart would be a garden after rain fall in the sun, Rising shining, sparkling with hundred loves of you But, oh, it's weary waiting till the long rains done! If you should forgive me some time when I am old would break my youth to bits to hurry on the day: garden lifts and lives again for all the rain and cold. But oh it's weary waiting when the suns away!
 -Theodosia Garrison. in Everybody's Magazine.
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
Richmond School Gives
 Splendid Home aIent Play

Richmond, May 6.-(SpeciaD-One of the best home talent entertainments ever given in Richmond was rendered in the school auditorium Friday even- ing, April 30. The readings and music were very much enjoyed. All the char acters in the Sweet Family were splendid in their several roles. Mrs. John Bizzell as "Glorianna Gadabout' furnished much amusement through out the evening.
 The program as rendered under the auspicies of the s. l. A. is as follows: l Wrestling Match Few Holmes and Henry Sykes.
 Piano solo, Winnie Perry. Reading, 1.-The Lie" Francis Holmes
 Duet, "On Patron March," Augusta Eaton and Francis Holmes. |.
 Reading, "The Great White Spirit, Mabel Hall.
 Play, "The Sweet Family : Cast of characters: s3. Ma Sweet, relic of the late Jebediah Sweet, Mrs. I. w. Holmes. Arminty Ann, with many winning ways. Miss Willie Lewis. Betsey Belindy, very delicate, Mrs Kennedy Campbell. ] Carolina Cordelia and Dorothy Del iah both twins, Mrs. R. D. Golf and Mrs. o. H. Patterson.
 Elizabeth Eliza, by far the most at tractive, Miss Birdie Patterson | Francis Fedory, disappointed in love, Miss Lillie Rose Couch.
 Gloriana Gadabout, who giggles, Mrs. John Bizzeli.
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
THROWS OFF FALLING RAIN
Revolving 0lass cives Officer on shtp's Bridge Clear View Into
 the Might.

When the bridge officer in the pic ture turns that switch the circular glass window just above his hand will start to revolve at very high rate of speed.
 What has that to do with naviga- ton? asks the Popular Science Month ly. When it is a dark and stormy night on the ocean, and the rain falls thick and fast the bridge officer is often so blinded by the rain that he is apt to put his ship in danger.
 Now, by looking through one of these revolving glasses, the danger is
The Little River news., 1920-05-08
t++% ++ !. + l. l. T. T. I + + + . People You Know
: ++++++ ++++*+ 1

Lon Buster was here from Red Bluff Thursday.
 J.F. Schirmer was over from White Cliffs Wednesday.
 G. A. Buster of Red Bluff was trad ing in Ashdown Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Koss Cobb and Miss Cena Cobb spent the week end at De Queen.
 Miss Fannie Buster of Nashville spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs. w. W. Buster.
 The CrystaA Washers will be here in a few days. Get your order in now Commonwealth Public Service Go.
 F. A. Sarsin, superintendent Of the United Oil Mills, made trip to Hope Thursday on business.
 Hoover's Electric Vacuum Cleaners the best kind at the Commonwealth Public Service Company.
 Joe Poland, who has responsible position with a structural steel com pany at Minden, La, spent Wednesday night with his parents here while on his way to Detroit, Mich, where he is being transferred.
 We haxe several hundred bushels of genuine Mebane and Lone Star cot ton seed left at $500 per bushel.-S,S. P. Mills & Son, Wilton. 5-5
 R. M. Bone, of the First National Bank. A. E. Waters and o. Kolb, of the Arkansas State Bank, returned Fri day from Little Rock, where they have been attending the bankers conven- tion for several days
 We have several hundred bushels of genuine Mebane and Lone Star cot ton seed left at $3 per bushel.-S,S.P. Mills & Son, Wilton. 5-5
 Miss Dora Holmes and Joe Freddy left Thursday noon for Little Rock to enter the state reading and decla- mation contest. they having won first in the preliminary here. They were accompanied by Mrs. o. T. Graves.
 A card from our friend Dr. P. H. Philips states that he is still in New Orleans and will remain there for some time yet taking some special work The Doctor says he has heard many "big guns shoot" at the conven- tion and is enjoying every bit of it.
 Tie M. G's. meet with Mrs. o. Leslie Thursday evening. We had good program made by Eolia phillips. There were F present: When the program was over delicious refreshments were served, and then all went into the yard ana played until almost 10 o'clock They adjourned to meet again at Mrs. W. L. Phillips Thursday, May 20.
 A nice, pleasant purgatiye that also has a genial stimulating effect in the liver and stomach is one reason why Prickly Ash Bitters is so we'll liked by people who have used it. They find it a good medicine for the. whole family Price $1.25 per bottle Model Drug Co., special agents.-adv.
 There will be no preaching services at the Baptist church Sunday. At Il the commencement sermon will be preached at the auditorium, and Rev c. s. Wales will leave on No. for Washington City to attend the South ern Baptist convention. The church here will also be represented by Judge and Mrs. W. E. Trustworthy.
 Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price $1.25 per bottle. Model Drug Company, special agents.-adv.