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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Seattle Review No. 3 Social CIub

The Social club OF the w. ~. A.
Of the Maccabees, Seattle Review No.
3. viii meet Thursday. May rs. Mt
80 p. M. at the home % Mrs. BAR.
bara Braun. 400 Eastlake ave. Mem.
bers and friends invited.
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Imia Chapter No. III

Ionis Chapter No. ia o. y. g..
win entertain with n dance and card
party in X. r. hall, Third and Vlr-
ginia. Friday. May 20. All Eastern
Stars and friends invited.
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ri Kappa Alpine Mothers Club

The Mothers Club Of ri Kappa
Alpha Fraternity will give It's semi.
annual dinner at the chapter house.
Friday. May 10, at 0 p. IN.
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U. g. COAST suRvEl

Mrs. Derickson. secretary Of N
Association OF Army and Nav
Women. wife Of Commander Rich
ard y. Derickson. commanding Off
Ger in charge OF the Seattle statioa
OF the Coast and Geodetio Survey.
was largely responsible for the 80
cess OF the delightful luncheon give
on Wednesday at the New Washing
ton by the Association, and IN on
Of tho organizers OF their dime
dance. scheduled for an early dztl
at tho Seattle Yacht Club.
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Two Irish plays. "rhe Land Of
Hearts Desire" by w. Il Yeats, and
"Breaking the News" ~ Lacy Greg
DRY. will 30 read ~ Donna Elder
Jackson. under the auspices Of tis
First Unitarian church. Oh Tuesday
evening. May &c. In tho recital hall
81 odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave.
At y. Pine IT. The music incidental
10 the ffrs; play VIII lie kivsn by
Miss Ruth Linrud. harpist
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Annual May Luncheon

The Ladies' Guild Of the Epiphany
church will hold iis annual May
luncheon in the church Thursday.
May rs. Everyone cordially invited
TO attend.
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West Seattle High School PIT. A

West Seattle High School PIT. A.
win meet in the assembly room OF
tho school Monday May Is. at 3l0
p. m. The students will be in charge
of tho program. Executive commit.
tee meets at 2.a0.
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Ronald PIT. A.

The PIT. a. OF the Ronald school
VIII have a Dads Night" at the
school Friday evening, May 10. ut s
o'clock. Mr.. Parsons. principal OF
tho school, will speak. IA viii also
Mr.. Harold Van Of the juvenile court.
Piano solo. Philip Groves. reading.
Mrs. Eugene Bell vocal solo, Mrs.
Adams. Refreshments.
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Dinner for
Mss Friqdnzd

Mr.. and Mrs Dietrich sehmitz en-.
tertained with an informal dinner at
their home Tuesday evening. compn.
mentary 10 Miss Trixie Frixanza-
who Is at the Moore this week.
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Mrs. Bates Plans
BRIDGE Luncheon

with covers placed for So guesis
Mrs. Z. c. Bates viii entertain at
luncheon at her home "Wednesday
afternoon. ,iay "a. Bridge will be
played later.
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Emerson PIT. a. VIII hold It's next
business meeting. "Wednesday. May
II. IL g.so. at the school Delegates
90 the convention Will rive reports.
Munic BY school orchestra
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Queen Anne Circle

Queen Anne circle Of the Child
Conservation league will meet with
Mrs. Guy II. Jennings. 2024 First
ave. NJ, Tuesday. May 16. at 1880
p. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The firth annual assembly ~ tho
woman'a Legislative Council 81
Washington. VIII 10 held ne tho y.
w. c. A.. May ~. -. 10.
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FORT woRpEN

FORT woRDEN
During the week Fort worden ~
enlivened by two large affairs
bridge at which the hostess was Nh
Longbrake. wife of Chaplain oeorp
Runyan Longbrake. U. s. A.. -
a tea given by Mrs. Miller. wife Z
Major Alvin Charles Miller. nedioA
corps. u. $. A.
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Sunset Height. Nternry Club

Mrs. Clara Unger will entertain
the Sunset Heights Literary club at
her home. 1850 Sixth ave. ~. t.,
Tuesday. May 10. at p. IN.
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Informal Dinner
This Evening

DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell
viii entertain with an informal din
ner at their home this evening. hon
oring Judge and Mrs. Burke. who
are leaving Tuesday on motor trip
TO California.
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Jefferson PIT. A.

Jefferson PIT. A. viii hold It's
regular meeting Thursday. May -.
at .. m. Reports from delegates 20
state convention VIII be heard.
Music b. the pupils " Mas ponnel's
room.
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u. n. Day PIT 4. lAst regular
meeting Of this school year viii be
held NJ school. THURSDAY, May ~.
~ .. IN. Reports of delegates 90
state and national conventions.
Social hour.
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COAST GUARD

The arrival OF the historic Cod
guard cutter. the Bear, en- route b
Alaskan waters. was an event q
Thursday. and brought 20 ssattlsb
Service Set several weIlknown GIN
GERS. among them Commander c. Z
Cochran. u. s. c. O.. IN command
OF the Bear. and Lieutenant stanisg
Vincent Parker. u. 8. c. q. sxscu
tive officer.
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Bridge Luncheon
ARRANGED

Mrs. A. G.. schaefer has arranged
a luncheon o. IS covers, followed by
an afternoon at bridge. for Thurs.
day. May IS. at the Yacht club.
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Highland Park PIT. A.

A social meeting OF the Highland
Park PIT. A. will be held Tuesday
May 10. at 2:30 y. m. H. c. Hartman,
from tho Lighthouse for the Blind.
will address the meeting and exhibit
slides on the cnre OF the eyes Large
attendance requested. Refreshments.
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Theo.ophleai Society

Mr. Julius @. Day VIII speak on
tho nubtsct u Human Trsits and
other THINGS" Sunday. s . m nj
the Theosophicai hall. 100 Lyon
building. Third and James Your at
tendance IN Invited. Admission free.
collection.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

y. m. Cards and oldfn-hionef dances.
Noighbors and friends invited.
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Mondau Practice Club

The MONDAY Practice Club will
meet with Mrs. Broussais c. Beck
at ii O'Clock next Monday. Lunch.
con will follow the program.
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FORT WARD

FORT WARD
An agreeable weekend party 3
Fort Ward had for hosts CaptAA
Arthur Kay Chambers, L. s. -
commander OF Fort Ward, and Nh
Chambers. II. -. a.
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Dinner Hosts Before
Dance

DR. and Mrs. Allison T. wana-
maker are entertaining this evening
NJ the sunset Club with dinner
OF fourteen covers. taking their
guests later to the Womens Uni.
verslty Cubs sports Clothes
Dance" at the Masonic temple.
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Music
Amphion Program
Announced

Under the leadership OF Claude
Madden tho Amphlon society will
give their spftns concert Wednes.
day evening May ~. In Mrany hail
Irene payioska. soprano. who ap.
peared with this organization last
year win be the assisting sololss
again on this occasion.
Thn nrnrrurn fnllnnrl
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d A TIES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. MAY Is
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Backus dinner
At the Sunset club.
Women's University club 70 rive
sports Clothes BALI IN the Ma
sonic Temple
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Elwsri Gaze 70
entertsin a. dinner before sports
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey J. Fstt.rs
--4nusr at home.
Mr.. Everett Bsrling 20 entertain at
dinner, COMMUNICATING Miss yir-
ginia Merrill
WEDNESDAY. MAY H.
Eenton Hiif Guilds card party at
tho Yacht club.
Tbs wedding Of Miss Betsy Booth
to Captain Harry Augustus Buck
ley. 4. 3. C.. IN the Church Of the
immaculate Conception. at 10
o'clock In the morning.
FRIDAY, MAY 10
Mrs. Fred Everett will compliment
Miss Miriam Yousll with a lunch
con at home.
Mrs. Jacob Kaufman 70 give tea
AT home. compiimentirg her
daughter. Mrs. Allan Bier. from
- O'Clock.
sATIRDty. MAY 90
Second bridge tea for Mrs Allan
Bier with Mrs Jacob Kaufman
as hostess, at home, from until
o'clock.
THURSDAY. MAY 10
Broadway GUILDS musicale At tho
home Of Mrs Thomas Grs.n at
2.s0 o'clock.
THURSDAY, JUNE H.
The marriage Of Miss Anna HoHs 70
Mr.. Hamilton g. Rolfs IA st.
Marks church at $3.50 o'clock.
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RESERVE OFFICERS

Colonel Charles Albert Philips. u
q. A.. IN command Of the Rsservs
Officers Training Camp at the IND
versity Of Washington, az tho ca6a
review. which was extremely intse
esting. presented the cups. flankinG
each with q clever little speech
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CLUBS r0R MONDAY


The art department or tho WON
Rn'n Century club VIII meet Monday
May 10. with Mrs Blake - Mills. Gas
22d ave. ~. at .. M. Mrs J. ~.
Hill. MIS-. Harvey stuart and Mira J.
W. Young viii assist. The program
will bs short talks on ''iiessie Potter
vonnoh." by Mrs. G. y. Clark. Mrs
Julia Wcndt." Mrs 4. H. Nelson.
Janet scudder." Mrs. O. r. Hutch.
inron. "Masfield PARRISH" Mrs. A.
mon Allen. and Mrs. W. H. Pltwcod
Installation OF new officers.
King County Legislative Federation
The King County Legislative fed
GRAFTON will meet Monday. May 10. az
the " W, {, A. al 2 D. M. The pro.
gram will be In charge OF tho Coast
Rescue and Protective society Aims
aud Purposes OF Society" Mrs.
Amanda Gordon. state superiniend.
eni. Welfare Legislation and Res.
cue work" Mrs. y. l. W. Clark.
Readings viii be given by Miss
riavia nrncken ana Miss Lima y.
Burns, Music selected.
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Capitol hin W. c. T. u.

Capitol I'M W c. T. L. will NEE,
at the home OF Mrs. o. Stiph. 1917
10th N. Tuesday, May &c. at p.
m. Mothers memorial meeting
Strangers invited
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Rear Admiral John A. Hoose-
werff. L. 4. n. commandment Of th-
Puget sound Navy Yard. and Mrs.
Hoogewerff. entertained Informally
on Wednesday M dinner, their
guests the commsndan,'s aids. Cap.
lain /. G. wsttsngel. u. $. ~. and
Commander y. r. Ridgeiy. Z. $. ~.
At ths Officers club in the Yard
tho hostess for the week was Mrs.
Mechanics, wife of Lieutenant !. -.
McDanisis. c. c. u. s. ~. ship SUI
perintendent.
on Thursday there was the usual
dinner dance and on Saturday the
golf tea. both affairs attractive TO
tho Yard and iss civilian guests.
ON Tuesday afternoon the club
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Benefit Concert
Nav II

For the benefit OF the Norwegian
hospital fund, there viii he con
cert given "Wednesday evening. Mt I
o'clock. in the Masonic temple.
The program has been arranged a.
follows:
star Spsngisd Banner ............
Festival March, The Master stroke.
''''''''''',,,,........' . ''''. banp'
a Norge. Norge ..,..... Kr. wsndslbors
b Naar Fiordens biaaner. Afr. PAuiseu
Norwegian Male Choru.
Rudolph Moiler. director
Vice Consul Thomas ~, kolderup.
- Tributs to Norway"
n Trae.t .+.s.. .,.s.....s.t.s. .Nordrsak
b Just 40 ieS favnet an iiv..... Kierulf
c The Moonlight. starlight Halle, -giIbrrto
Mrs. Everett Clarke. soprano
Mrs Johann. Lund Gitne AZ tho Piano
a vor Gud han or saa fast en- borg Luther
b Den store Invite flok. .......... .Griss
Combined Church Choirs
Solo by AIR Gunnnr Mathiaason
Rev. o, l.. Hawk Director
John sundsten at the Plano
Medley OF Norwegian Melodies. arr
by H. Mollsr. with Finale. ia
A Welcome 20 Roald Amundsen and
Members OF tho Expedition. RE-
Spouse by Dr. Sverdrup,
varde ......,,..-...t....J jobs Haarkiou
Norwesian Male Chorus
Solo by Alfred Haivorsesn
Grafton of tho day, Prof O. ]. Ordai
President Falkland Lutheran College
a Echo OF the Waterfall. ....... Thomas
Harp Solo
b inarid slsttsn, vocal. ... .Nordrasl,
Miss Ruth Iinrud
Ths Memorial, Remarks ........
.,s............. Mrs Gunnar 1und
Ihndk1endlng ssssfs+sssssss ttfieg
Norwegian Male Chorus and Orchestra
Solo by Alfred Halvorssn
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NrExr Friday afternoon az >
IN o'clock the womcns University
club will entertain members and
their guests with musicale. when
the following program viii be pre-
scented by Mrs. Frank u, Black. Mrs.
Il. c. Ruge. Mrs. Torhof rerland,
Mrs. Hattie Edcnholm Carlson and
Miss Frances Tanner;
Plane
lsl Prelude ., Intsraassse, 80.
90 Dedication ...t.s. fstersonThsfset
se, -poiichineile" ....4. Raehnaatnoff
Hattie Edsaholm Carlson
Ia .-rh., sight % Dreams. .o'Hsra
thl Garden Thought" Homer samueis
tel eat tho nettom Of oar Garden
........-.......... l.ita Lehman
ta) .'Homase 10 spring Maersy dsn
Airs n <. kuxe
Hattie EdsA3elm Carlson al the piano
ts3 -fntrada~...... pesthane.-Sschsr
%, .-rhs tara" o'ink@' i'aisAlssff.ssr
col kondine -. N's"s's"'''
Mr.. John AoppeF at the plane
ssl ..sonr Of the Open La rorx.
81 TN pues lien $50, ....,.. ,, shana
Mrs roriisf Torlsnd
Hattie Edenhelm Carlson at the piano
rasno-~"in varying Moods, ..s...sss
........s..........k kate Gilmore hlAeA
fa) Laughing
Ssl retulaat
tel r-nsiNs
tdl Gay
rhe composer at the piano
Hcsfssses for the afternoon win
be Ms Richard ". Huntoon and
Mrs. William T.. Gor-uch.
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CAMP LEWIS

Tho ranking party Of the wed
wac the dinner and reception givsa
by Major General Charles II. Muir,
y. 8. A.. commanding the Ord a.
vision and Camp Lewis. and Mira
Muir. IN honor Of Major 0snersl
Charles q. Morton. u. =. A.. com,
manding tho 9th corps area.
General Ulysses Grant MzcAis3
ander. Z. 3. A.. aid to Major Cen
erai Muir. and an effective speaker
on military subjects. has been honor
guest az several recon, affairs given
In Seattle by civilian hosts.
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AI,ruistic club

The Aliruistic club will meet at
he horse OF Mrs. Josie Parker. 473s
10th ~ T.. Wednesday. May II. at
o'clock. Election Of officers.
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MIR. Csnsyieys Bletbsn with her
mother. Mrs. Martha swaiieg.
mosored TO nsliiaEham yesterday Ia
spend thu weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Leslia n. Darwin
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Seattle
Society

Musicale at WomeH's Uni
persity Club; DR.. and
Mrs. Wandmaker DIM
aer Hosts at Sunset
Club.
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n~p.nt Jefferson Park Club

For th. benefit OF the Jefferson
Park ladies' Improvement Club q
luncheon will be glyen az the homo
81 Mrs Floyd Ellis. so2s ieth s..
Monday. May 10. at 1890 o'clock.
Cards.
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Fort Cssey's very gay week ends(
with a very gay ball. given In con
pliment TO the civilian house guess
at Fort Casey. whose admiration ia
the beauty OF the island fort. an
It's gracious hospitality. could =
heard across the bay.
The dinners preceding the b.
were many. and most successful. u
ranking dinner that OF Major Roy
Kemp Greene. U. S. A. command
OF Fort Casey. and Mrs. GreenA
whose guests were Colonel Henri
Macpherson Merriam. u s. A.. CO.
mander OF Fort Worden. and AirA
Merriam. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick J.
Bailey. Miss CloulSie. Miss JordAn.
Mr.. John b. Martin. LieutenAnf
Cyrus Q. Shelton, U. s. A
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Mountain View Ladies. Aid

Tho Ladies' Aid Of Mountain View
Spiritual church win give card
party In Csswells hall, Tuesday
May i6. ut . y. m.
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Mrs. Charles r. elise will leave
May rs for Bianford. Conn. where
she will visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred II. Hammer. for ak
weeks.
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British American Association Dane

The las; dance OF the season under
the auspices Of the british American
association VIII be hard times"
dance AT chria,ensen's hall next Fri.
day eNenlnR.
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was the scene Of the final play d
the par auction tournament Ths
women winning are 20 play tho on
GERS winning "a the officers i0urna
msnt. At date 10 DO arranged Later.
MARINE CORPS
Colonel Carl Gamborg.Andr.sse
y. 8. NJ C.. commanding officer q
tho Marine Barracks in the Nsvr
Yard. and Mrs. GamborK Andressn.
occupied places Of honor ~ the an,
ner given on Saturday ~ captain
l.. 10. Mcbride. C. G. u. s. ~. ns4.
sger % the Yard. and Mrs. McBri1s.
whose other guests were Commando
J.. s. Bhapley. y. 8. ~. IN chareo
OF the torpedo station al Kenyon.
and Mrs. shaplsy. Captain c. y.
Kindlsberger, ~ &. u. q. ~, oox(
nanding officer Of the medical u
partmsnt. and Mrs. KindIeberKer.
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Mrs. Fred Yates is leaving next
week for Winnipeg TO visit rula-
lives for n month.
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Surgeon Rinaldo Baker. U. .
II. s., has been transferred 70 ~
Veterans Hospital at Portland. Or
gon. where he will be Joined by Nm
Baker and Miss Baker.
A pretty dinner WAS given on Sue
day by Past Assistant Surgeon VA
ter Alvin Black. u. s. p. IL. s.. -
Mrs. Black.
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Women. Pioneer Auxiliary

Tho women's Pioneer Auxiliary OF
Washington win mid an aii.day
meeting a, Pioneers hall. Madison
park. Wednesday. May u. - which
all women living in Washington dur.
Ing territorial days and their daugh.
ters arc cordially invited 20 enroll as
members. Picnic luncheon at noon
IN charge 81 Mrs. Jsnnls Wassworth.
The following program has been ar.
ranged by Mrs. W. X. MeElwinc.
Piano solo. Miss Dorothy Roseieaf:
vocal solo. Miss Lillian Schoenberg:
reading. Mas Kathleen rctter. vocal
solo. Sargent Hinton.
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on May =. the Rainier Beach
womeu's club elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Presi.
dent. Mrs. NJ. y. Pearl: VICE presi.
dent. Mrs y. W. Criswell: ircasur~r.
Mrs. Daniel Earl: secretary. Mrs.
George Clark: trutsees. Ms. &. X.
sturievnnt. Mrs W. 4. Walker.
Mrs. w. A. Siannus.
, 1922-10-11

said softly. "You can't drag the car
cass with your rope-the Killer would
trace it if you did and maybe spoil the
evening for Bruce"
Strong arms sawed at the bits, and
the horse quieted, trembling. For q
moment Bruce saw their white moon
lit faces as they stared down at him.
what about a gag?" one of the
men asked.
mo. Let him shout If he likes. There
is no one to lear him here"
Then the tall men swung on their
horses and headed back across the
fields. Bruce watched them DULY.
Their forms grew constantly more dim,
the sense of utter isolation increased:
Then he saw the file pause, and 1t
seemed to him that words, too faint
for him to understand, reached him
across the moonllt spaces. Then one
of the party turned off toward the
ridge.
He guessed that 1t was Simon. He
thought the man was riding toward
Linda's home.
He watched until the shadows had
hidden them all. Then, straining up
ward, he tested his bonds. He tugged
with the full strength of his arms, but
there was 10 the play of an inch be-
tween his wrists. The Turner's had
done their work well. Not the slight
est chance of escape lay In this quar-
ter.
He wrenched himself to one side,
then looked about him. The fields
stretched even and distant ON one side,
but he saw that the dark forest was
but fifty yards away on the other. He
listened; and the little night sounds
reached him clearly. They had been
sounds to rejoice In before-impulses
to delightful fancies of a fawn steal
ing through the thIckets, or some OF
the Little People III their scurrled,
tremulous business of the night hours.
But lying helpless at the edge of the
forest. they were nothing to rejoice
in now. He tried to shut his ears to
them.
He rolled again to his back and
tried to find peace for his spirit In the
stars. There were millions of them.
They were larger and more bright
than any time he had ever seen them.
They stood in their high places, wholly
Indifferent and impasslve to all the
strife and confusion Of the w5rld be-
low them and Bruce wished that he
could partake Of their spirit enough so
that he could rise above the fear and
bitterness that had begun to Cypress
him. But only the pines could talk to
, 1922-10-11
SIMON, HAVE MERCY

SYNOPSIS.-At the death of his
foster father Bruce Duncan, in an
eastern city, receives a mysterious
message, sem by a Mrs. Ross. sum-
moa!na him peremptorily TO south
ern Oregon-to meet Linda"
Bruce has vivid but battling recol-
lections of his childhood in an or
phanage, before his adoption by
Newton Duncan. with the girl Lin
da. At his destination, Trails End.
news that a message has been sent
to Bruce gets to Simon Turner.
Leaving the train, Bruce is aston
ished at his apparent familiarity
with the surroundings, though to
his knowledge he has v been
there. On the way Simon warns
him to give up his quest and return
East. Bruce refuses. Mrs. Ross,
aged and infir,n, welcomes him
with emotion. She hastens him on
his way-the end of "Pine-Needle
Trail" Bruce finds his childhood
playmate. Linda. The girl tells him
of wrongs committed by an enemy
clan, the Turner's. On her family,
the Rosses. Lands occupied by the
clan were stolen from the Rosses.
and the family. with the exception
of Aunt Elmira (Mrs. Ross) and
herself. wiped out by assassination,
Bruce's father. Matthew Folger.
was one of the victims. His mother
had fled with Bruce and Linda.
The girl, while small, had been kid
mapped from the orphanage and
brought to the mountains. Linda's
fatser had decided his lands to
Matthew Folger. but the agree
ment, which would confute lie
enemy claims on the property, had
been lost. Bruce's mountain blood
responds to the call of h blood
feud. A giant tree. the Sentinel
Pine, in front of Linda's cabin,
seems to Bruce's excited imagina-
ton to be endeavoring to convey a
message. Bruce sets out in search
of a trapper named Hudson, a wit
ness to the agreement between
Linda's father and Matthew Fol-
ger. A gigantic grizzly. known as
the Killer. Is the terror of the vi
cinity. Dave Turner. sent by
Simon, brides Hudson to swear
falsely concerning the agreement.
The Killer strikes down Hudson.
Bruce. on his way to Hudson,
wounds the Killer. driving him
from his victim. Hudson, learning
Bruce's Identity, tries to tell him
the hiding place of the agreement,
but death summons him. Dave de-
coys Linda and Aunt Elmira from
their home. The man insults Linda
and is struck down by h aged
woman. Elmira's son has been
murdered by Dave, and at lei COM
mand. after securely binding the
desperado, Linda leaves them alone.
Returning. Bruce finds a note. ap-
parertly from Linda. telling him
she has been kidnapped by the
Turner's. Bruce falls into Simon's
trap. and is made prisoner. Charg-
ing Bruce with attempting to re-
open the blood-feud, the clan de-
cides to leave him. bound, in a
pasture on the spot where the
Killer had slain and half eaten a
calf the night before. They look
for the return of the grizzly.