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weigh each word before letting Il fail--
''we1l have a long talk. you and me.
b'fore y'u jinc that wagon train"
lie stopped forward. picked up q
bundle OF papers nom the door and
began sorting them over.
The others passed out through the
kitchen. where Mrs Curry was busy
about the cook stove
Tho witchery OF the coming sunset
was sstlr among the splintercd peaks
and pinnacics Of the bold headiand.
The woodSman took OF his hat. swept
his eyes over the farspread landscape.
drank deep tho wonder Of Il, slowly
turned 20 his companion.
lie allowed himself 10 revei FOR
delicious moment In the rich complete
ness o. her. IS she stood lightly poised
GA the rock.
HIS arm unconsclousiy stole toward
her. but he drew Il back and pointed
10 the tiny flower bed At the foot %
the outstanding pinnacle. The glri
followed the motion. softly cispped her
hands and stood looking down AZ the
yellow erchld. its golden slipper stiii
as plump and unwiited - before Il
had been trsnspisntcd
4 found Il this mornlaw back IN the
woods
flis voice WAS strained and heavy
oat 81 an proportion % what might
have bcen expected IN uttcrinx state
uieot 81 simple. The xiri hreathed
fast me man stopped. pluckea the
blossom frem the stem aud held Il
toward her. she took n and with slow
fnxers fastened u IN her belt
n reckon We WASN'T nothin but iist
CRAZY Kids the man went On. but su
know how the nrss blushlrd and the
ar~t robin and the nrSt iady slipper
vas aiWys-hix days to U.s.
he was venturinx his woriS forth
as II each enc had 20 feel It's way
acrc<z bis HIS. like a hunter picking
hts way over the dangerous beg az the
head q Mud Haul
~Bns lady slipper day he faitered
On. was slwys the biggest. Y'a know.
we siw'ys kinda ngr'd On dcln' some
thin extra that day. and when Il eome
this year l ben plannin' rt-rd--~
He paused. bresthed hard struggled
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CHAPTER TX
Bats and Beetles.


In the luminous evening that fol-
lowed Uncle Nick sat smoking a quiet
pipe on the porch OF his modest cabiB
al the upper edge OF the village, al
most exactly opposite the point whers
the Eagle Hollow road crossed the fat
administered bridge and turned up the
east bank OF the branch TO disappear
between the jaws OF the hollow.
Through the open door came the
cllnk OF the supper dishes as Aunt
Liza put them away. A throng OF
bats, nocturnal hunters all, darted In
and out among the fruit trees. white
with bloom; the drone OF a thousand
beetles, the hum OF a myriad gauzy
wings. throbbed the silence into a sort
OF drowsy rhythm-a scene tranquil
and serene.
The old man was Just setting or to
keep his facility understood appoint
ment with the embryo scientists. sol
dlers and statesmen who assembled
nightly around the barrels and boxes
OF Zeke Polick's store. when the front
gate clicked. He stopped and stood
mildly wondering to see the tall and
lanlky form OF AL Counterman. the one
eyed fisherman. coming up through the
trees
lie threw up his hand. the fisherman
threw up his. Two grins met and
passed In the twilight.
Fine day" said the fisherman.
Couldn't make one no better. II I
had the tools"
The fisherman seldom-almost never
came into that part OF the village.
With the sound horse sense that eighty
years OF hard knocks had pounded into
him. Uncle Nick knew that something
unusual had brought him. Counter
man knew that he knew. He absently
traced the flight OF the bats with his
puckered eye and shifted from one
foot 10 the other.
Little out o. y'ur range. haln't y'uY'
The fisherman sat down on the /
porch. spit out into tina yard. and 1
threw away his cud. as II clearing his
mouth for action. AL rarely threw
away his cud. When he did II meant
'Whar's Aunt Liar
Back In the kitchen. whyT'
The other did not answer. but sat
listening 70 the cllnk OF the dishes.
lie finally lifted his battered hat. ran
his fingers up through bis hair and
no,ioned his aged friend to sit beside
him.
~Seen Big Jack t'dayg"
seed I'm this evenia' late come
iown ofrn Black Rookie tossed up
us hand toward the high battlement OF
'tone that frowned down upon them
Rom across the mouth Of the hollow
him an. Texie. They crossed the
ranch at the bridge thar. passed the
rate an went on down through town
: the post Office. low
The fisherman put his hat back on.
"f'm skeer'd It's dern little good tn
10 I'm. As come along up the crick.
happened & glance down In OF Shines
'rchid. an thar she set with the new
larson at whisperin' spring
The Old man lowered his eyes and
AZ pattinx hts boot upon the gravel
{ the small gutter worn BY the drip
rvm the porch caves.
beats the devil the hcasway the
'arSons a.makin' with 'er.~ he NUT.
ered ~,Iust know some trick other
zen aint on to-
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Tor W0fnfn and DECIDED % w a. Aftef
the frat seek | could 20 10 sleep every
night and stopped having that nervous
feeling and got better appetite. The
6oetor had always said that an operation
was the only thing that would help me,
bot never had any faith Ia an opera
fion- sinec the Vegetable Compound
has started helping me DO not suffer
the severe pains. feel stranger. and am
able 70 do my own work. am more
than glad 10 tel my friends that i helps
where other medicines have failed. -.
hrs Gus v0cGL. coo feloaze Street.
Detroit Michigan.
A record Of nifty years service must
convince women 81 the merit Of Lydia
n PlnkhAm's Vegetable Compound.
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CHAPTER vIII-coo,Inu.d.

~
that's why 1 eams-Daddy want
q see y'u."
~Mer
"iis wants y'u Z come over a min
ute"
"Y'u didn't tell I'm nothin' about
at-that--facer'
The girls eyes fiinehed at the ques-
ton.
.No--only that you got-hurt."
She drew a step nearer, laid her
fingers lightly upon the sleeve Of bis
blouse.
"fiow Is y'ur shoulder
he fumbied the side OF bis open
collar.
saw. II Amt nothin'..
The smile came back and brought
the dimples.
Jack
lie stole q quick look at the side Of
her uptnrned fnee and waited.
II ben = plnin' hungry all day
somehow r. the rocks and woods
they're all walked up and wonderful
new--and-"
Shs paused. The man drank In the
exquisite profile Of her fresh young
face. her lips parted her eyes SOFTLY
Retrospective with tho smile that
nestled In them.
Il lowed mrbbe y'u wouldn't mind
takin' me up there. bein' y'ur shout
der aln't--well"
ssxy...t.t..tt ...t.t t.tf.s - - III.
man seemed 70 grops FOR word big
enough 10 finish the thought. IVY
rd--rd--weil be startin' tho minute
We can run over aud $50 what Pap
Simon waets-b'fore. n y'u say So"
~Ne. reckon we better 70 4 father
FIRST. he's been that fused and rest.
less sence-"
she turned and took a thoughtful
step toward the path that led across
the orchard 20 the red-roofed cottage.
The man followed. suddenly stopped
raised a quick glance up % the Wild
aud tumblcd pinnacies o. the cllff. and
hurried back 10 the cabin. The girl
followed him ~ far as the door. where
she stood mildly wondering to see him
take down the beautifully modelled |
rcsolver~~th the xlft Of her father-fro !
where Il hung on peg behind the |
cook stove carefully examine Il aud
buckle Il on under hts blouse.
Jack warheps was startled az the
change the three days had wrought In
the banker. The lines " his cragxy /
face had aosiceahiy deepenedL
rcsie ran % him and knelt BY the
chair lie iaid a great Eaunt hand on
her head and after time loosed M /
II the woedsman. standing - tan and
sireug IN the hrer that he seemed Al.
most out q place M 10 small a room
~rm hearia' they glswrd IA ~ las
sight"
rhs wecesmas srlnned: the old
nan went en-
-nlaot hurt "a. aii they -muchY'
"A cat scratch"
The old maae fingers sirayed over
ne sirlr hair
~Itck
Yes. dr.
you've h'vn q good boz sni you've
scrksd hart~ rhr wcotsman shifted
10 Ms other feot and kianeed dawn
~ ne brixnf hair o. the giyt The
% banker studied HIN slowly. 4
aessr hetle~si Il b'scre bow mach y'u
oak--and scs the y'uF father
-Sise srt looks and--aetlon& yoa'rc
-iiss hisn- the eii msn went ca ~of
an the msn I ever kno~ed. ! think
be wsz the uehlesf. ami -the rnest
gentleman A soldier every lnch. bat
ae tnsiness man that's WAY
Tie stopped shrurtly. teak bis hand
from his daughters head and dropped
Il t. her shoal,icr TITS dsep-set eyes
stray~t away perhaps into the past.
with It's u,snorios
he looked 40 AFTER a time. IN his
9niek p<nstrsting way.
-uo~'s the csttier'
Tns aprstien vas 90 at variance
with the thoughts In the wcedsrnsns
AIrk that - 80 eI.~ n ansxsrIna
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siafts The liver and bowels acting With.
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soothing drugs. Say California" 20
iaxlsf upon genuine california Big
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Youth and Age

Youth needs but 10 hear new tune
twice 10 know il by heart. Elderly
folks have TO hear IL 20 times to mere
IL Identify it by its name.
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A Tale of the Flatwoods
BY DAVID ANDERSON
Aashs~ q Tn Bias Moon
cssynsks ty Ms B>sks nsrrin Co
"A GOOD BOY"


sYnoPsrs.-on ths banks Of
the Wabash stand TeEis Colin
ana Jack W4Thope. young and
very much In love. fsris l. the
only daughter % Old Pap simon.
rich man and money lender. Jack
10 the orphan bound boy Of Pap
Simon. who had foreelosed a
mortgage on the Warhope estate.
AZ nrst TeEis and Jack talk sadly
brother. 1hsn Jack says that IN
tan days his ssrvituds will be
over. that ne will ride out into
the big world 70 seek his fortune.
Both know what that will mean
70 them. Texie and Jack talk o.
tina red lock u Red Colin" in
herited ~ Ken. And Jack says
nnds gold In California Then
strives the new preacher. hsyI
Caleb Hopkins Pap simon In
Produces The villagers % the new
preacher. who was a college mate
0f Ken. A. supper ~ the Colin
home the preacher tells how the
BOY killed = gambler and dissD.
ksn's fan from grace 70 his red
lock 81 hair, Then Pap Simon
has a sort Of stroke. brought on
~ reading a letter from Ken.
"somsNhefs In New York" who
curses his father on his death
bed. postscript BY another
hand says he is dead A. the VII
iake stofs and post once fsoEs
H-lden. a newcomer, says he saw
the new parson with hts arm
around Teais. Jack Hicks him,
shoots a rist0l from his hand and
makes him say he was mistaken.
The preacher and ths Villagers
go nshin6 Jack discovers the
preacher carries sin-sun. A
footprint on a concealed house.
boat ats the preachers boot. A
drunken rur1an disturbs q VII
iaxs festival and stabs Jack In
the shoulder. The preacher
makes him ieave. Jack trails the
man 10 beldsn's cabin.
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~sst Dc know hes Black
seous; yes. air. Slack sesus-


AnEtis llockinE into baby carriaxcl
How pale little brother looks
Georgie Boy-well anntie. that's
because thcy never give him anything
but miiS since he was born
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AtftF .8< 49, -
Ipains in my right
| SIDE. also headaches
and sleeplena a ghta.
fret began HAVING
troubles when ! Was
|i6 and they have IN
creased AZ ! grew
cider. a little book
lef vas left At my
door. and Tread
shat Lydis r. Pink
hams V Vegetable
Compound has done
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w0MENl DYE FADED
THINGS NEW AGAIN


Each iaeent package OF diamond
Dyca~ eensslns directions 50 simple
that any ~omsn esa DE Or tint any
eld wora. fsd~-l thing new. even y
she has never dyed before Checes
snY eoiox at drug store. Advertise
meat.
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The average man cannot tell wom-
an anything, because she would rather
talk than listen.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-24

The man who PLAYS tho races con
tributes % the support 81 those who
wefk fhem
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eest WAY to Relieve Pain

is by direct outside application and
the best remedy is an Allcock's Plaster
the original and genuine.-Adv.
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After a self-made man has finished
the job he should make a few friends
20 be used in case Of emergency.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-01-24

A s,elstY eepaa'. lisa q fpellsh
xlri i sne uao wants 20 aarfy fer
iesr.
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Il = ncse Important 10 know
svsv, u Nature shaa 10 make u per.
fgssa sfiek
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Children Cry for "Castoria "
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and Soothing Syups - No Narcotics!

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In the short life of man no lost
time can be afforded.
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO WOMEN


Detroit. Michigan -" my troubles
wsrs sewers pains IN my back and ter
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&zazzA
Tpelue-Year-Old Patriarch

For The past 100 years the patri-
Archaic of the HISTORIANS has been
hereditary post. The present patriarch
is the youngest religious dignitary in
the world. being but twelve years old
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only the Best ingredients.

are used in Brandreth Pills. For con-
stipation they have no equal. Take
one or two at bed timesLAdv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
NAVY SEAPLANE
SETS MARKS
-Four Worlds Records b..
Broken in FLIGHT

wAsiHNGToS June az
worlds records we're broken ~ ~
new one established b. ths ~. =,
B-z3. naval seapians. In :, e
ance flight here. which 1890 r.
ierday noon and ended al Ia -
morning, The navy depanmsn, ~, -
Gladly announced.
Tho the plane did not aeb,,,.
aim N staying 20 houfa hi ,b. ~. =
being forced down on the ps.,..h
by gasoline feed trouble. Il es,sb,,1,'..
the following records FOR ssssls,'
Duration. 10 hours, 70 minute, !,
seconds. =
Old time, II hours. is minute, &,
seconds. "
Distance. ss'is miles. oi4 rs.as
1925 miiez
Speed 800 kllometerr. 7gA ru.
per hour. old record. Y miles =,
hour.
One thousand one hundred n.
meters, 1877 miles per hour. ~
record. 1910 miles per hour.
One thousand five hundred IN.
meters. 1911 miles per hour me-
record.
The plane took or yesterday :.
1915 p. m. with Lieuis. r. vs.. Ness
and J. D. Price % pilots. and lansss
in the dark on the river al i1saw
The effort 10 establish a z6.hour 81.
ord Will BE- made AZ the first oppsr.
tunliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
Stars to Build
$1,5OO 5000
L. A. Hotel

Within a shor, time. Hollywood
viii have another luxurious hotel.
to con, In excess OF iisoo.ooo,
According to Frank cass. mana
scr OF tho Algonquin hotel. New
York. he has associated himself with
Mary piekfotd. Douglas Fairbanks.
IesAe f.asky aud others Ia this prof..
Get or erecting a hotel 10 appeal 10
tho tourist. the traveller and mem.
hera OF the motion picture colony.
Final papers for the purchase OF
the site were signed a few days ago
BY the Ayndicate. which n operating
thru a firm % Los Angeles realty
agents.
Miss Pickford. who n taking an
active interest in tho plan. VIII 81.
psrviso tho architectural details aid.
Ing In tho arrangement and heiec.
ton Of the interior furnishings and
tho decorations
IT Il our intention" aays Frank
Case. 10 make tho hotel unique In
construction. entirely different from
any other structure OF It's kind. BY
taking advantage Of every possible
idea in color. furniture. decoration
and equipment. Ny activities in
Hollywood viii no, interfere with
my duties at the Aigoquln. in New
York"
II II expected that the hotel. yet
10 be named. win b under cnns,ruc.
ton within 90 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
W alter HERS
SignsContract
for Comedies

WALTER HERS. who has been
w starring in Paramount features
for n number OF years. has just closed
a contract whereby he win be fea.
tured in series OF six two.recl com.
edies which will be distributed by
Educational Film Exchanges. Inc.
Hers broke into motion pictures
under Griffith. back in the days when
the master director was directing
such stars as Mary pickford and
Mabel Normand in ono.recl pictures,
made in n very small studio on Il.
18th st. New York city. HERS had
Just graduated from PcckslSill Mn.
tary academy and was told that Crit.
fifth needed Il fat man TO play part
in support OF Miss Normand in
picture. Saved From Himself" The
novelty OF the occupation so appealed
TO HERS that he applied for the
part. and without previous stage ex.
perionce made good - and he has
been in pictures ever since.
II had been his intention TO follow
q military life. and he believes the
engagement with Griffith was re.
sponsIble for the United States army
losing the latest general In history.
Hers weighs 2ib pounds--or. as he
expresses IL, eight pounds less than n
horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
SEATTLE AHEAD
To 0utclaSs Rival Ports, Is
Hanscom'S Prediction

Seattle win enjoy the gr,atee
traffic TO and from the Orient ar.
ing the next few years in its hls,ors
and viii no doubt outclazs her MI
ports" said ID. ]. Hanscom. genera
passenger agent for the Admiral on.
entail line. who returned home sun
day from a six weeks trip thruoy,
the East.
Seattle has become known 10 n,
tourist. commercial and misslonsry
representatives. as the gateway %
the Orient. and the Admiral Orienisl
line service has met with The an
proyal OF passengers 70 such an e.
tent that they have sent their mes
sage around the world.
while in Boston / ATTENDED he
international Foreign Trade convsn.
ton. which will be held in gea;tIs
next year. This viii be one 0, The
most important gatherings to be he'd
in Seattle and win bring bushes
men Of great standing. not only from
all parts Of the United States. but
from the Orient. who are interested
in the great business Of forelgn
trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
James Cruze
Writes and
Stages Revue

WRfTfNG a musical comedy revue
w staging Il in real opera house
packed 20 the doors. and filming the
whole ms Hceno in THE Enemy
Sex" was all part OF n nights work
for James cruze. who produced the
pictures for Paramount.
One Of the largest thcaicrs In Los
Angeles was secured for the scenes.
Owing 10 the fact that the regular
audience did not leave the theater
until IL o'clock. the James Cruze
company was unable TO commence
work until after midnight. Special
stage sets were designed at tho Para.
mount studio. transported 10 the the.
alter and set up on the stage. Hun.
dreds OF minor players filled the
seats and witnessed "A musical com.
cdy revue specially prepared for the
picture.
During tho course Of the musical
revue the director and his camera.
men were bnsily engaged in moving
about thru the house photographing
tho dramatic action OF certain play.
ers.
Among the prominent players who
attended tho alLnight revue were
Betty compson. who Is featured in
The Enemy Sex" and Percy Mar.
mont, kathryn williams. Huntiy
Gordon and Sheldon Lewis. who head
the supporting cast.
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or burlesqucd
In stuart Fox and Margaret NO
aicE 'IAEhtnin' gets a. love IN.
torest These Juveniles" arc ain.
core and weli.liked By, every Met
audience, Bessie Bacon. hH the
''yodyil" actress. Ia delightful
But les the courtroom scene
which is the real feature Of the
play-and it's real courtroom
without tho theatrical makeshifia.
The routine. tho monotone. the Of
fetal yerhosity -noihlng In forgotten
10 give u the tone 81 naturalncfs
which u the keynote Of tho play.
And u you can keep tho lump out
~ your throat when Helen Phillips.
m0thcrly and forgiving. and Thomna
jefferson. wcnklinR and lovahie. nrc
reunited. you're pretty stony hearted
and blaze.
It's tho ono play presented hy The
Metropolitan theater management
which you can't afford 20 miss this
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
"Cry Baby" Is
Hilarious PLAY

THE music and chorus features
4 have been outdlstancinE wnf
Kings comedy offerings lately. but
not this week cry nahy" is a
screaming farce. and Il you can't
SEE a aush out Of Il there's SOME
thing wrong
And that's with an due regard Go
the melody and dance numbers, too.
King and lew Dunbar, la their
favorite "Lcschinnksy ard poolcy"
roles. present some high-class "ioN
comedy" az apartment house hfe
with a pseudo murder. plenty Of
Mysteries some neat slams on
police slcuths. and an manner OF
pretty girls catch harmony and
neat dancing.
Honom Hamilton. who usually
plays a straight role as a middle
AGED matron. this week essays a
character part. that Of sWede
maid. and Miss Hamilton's dialect
and acting arc a revelation 20 thosc
who have wished she could try out
such part with lts opportunities
FOR comedy.
Perhaps the clcycrest number this
week Is tho old fashioned dance ro-
yuo IN which Rccce Gardner aud
Howard Evans sing "stcp This
Way" and DO buck-and-Nlng duet
with the aid OF the runway en-
somhlc. A minstrel dance BY Edna
Lokko and sylvia Warden, and a
scare-crow dance by Ethel Burney
and Bee Russell arc the most clever
features
"BrinEln' Home the Bacon" a
solo by Casey Jones. is featured this
week. with this favorite tenor Civ
ing II a different twist BY the aid
Of the girls and an assortment OF
sugar-cured meatS
The Chinese number. featuring
Mildred Markle in Half Past Ten"
and Maurino Pierce and bee Russell
in a beautiful Lantern Dance" Is
wcll received. Ruby Adams catches
the fancy Of every audience with
her weeks offering. III ! Can't Get
the one Want"
Tho Richards Twins present a
violin duet with Hormie Kings syn
copatorG
There's only ono thing lacking.
Jimmie EliaFd. whose baritone and
clear dietion have made him favor
tic with Palace Hip audiences hasn't
a solo number turnout the whole
program. IL H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
OLIVER CuRwooD STORY
At WINTER GARDEN

Including all the elements that
combine 70 make highly inter.
csiing story Of the far north. the
latest James Oliver curwood pic.
turc. THE Broken Silence" 10
winning favorable comment NJ tho
Winter Garden where Il Il showing
until wednesday.
Tho story tells OF tho love Of
Cameron Bruce. an officer in the
Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
for Jeanne MarEt. Jeanne. BY the
way. II more than ably portrayed By
Zena Kecfo. the talented young &C.
trcaa who divides her time between
the pictures and the stage Bruce
Il played by Robert Elliott and j.
Barney sherry. noted for his work
in Marshall Neian productions. Is
the heavy"
rho snow scenes arc beautiful
and an usual. there arc some won.
dcrfnl biz malamutc dogs which
take part in the action OF tho story.
a great white wolf Ia an additional
feature.