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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

puzzled on the Deep Heart country
Tor so long
ITO wished ferNcntly that Smith
were with him that Boaslck and
Jermyu ana an the rest were there.
Ills heart was beating hard and
10 save hia no ho could not help
the excitement Witch took hold upon
him
And presently hc heard directly
beneath him where Kate Cathfcw'a
trail creased Namolcsz tho trample
and crack Of "a myriad hoofa taking
90 tho rocky slope The riders were
turning iho steers up towards sky
Line I,aurhl
Hut what could they do with them
tberog
where could they hide thcm7
Ito had searched every foot u the
home place himself that day Tor tho
two OF old Man Conlau. and had
found not 10 much as sheltered
guIrh "a hidden pocket
what, thon, could Cattle Kate DO
with such bunch M was coming
up her trail now7
sheriff sclwood had food for
thought but little time 90 uFe H. lie
had only time for decision. and for
the action which was 10 follow swift
by on that decision
A. tho cattle came up the slope.
pushed hy tho many hortcmen who
completely encirelrd them, they lott
a broad TRAIL their tracks all going
upward all this passed thru hh rae.
ing mind
What was TO prevent him or any
one else from riding straight W 20
their destination By broad dayliRht1
And then on tho heels Of this quca.
tluu came like a flash Of llght on a
dark curtain that old coincidence la
time,
When that 90 head had vanished
Kate Cathruw had been driving down
driving down from Sky Linc-yO0
head 300 head or hcr own stock, an
open and abovobosrt. properly
branded clear and fair
Three hundred head Of steers
whose moillng hoofs. going down.
would tramplo out all trace % 90
going up
Tho rhrHrrs eyes were cleaning
IN lhe dark. hla lips were a tight line
or determination
lie was beginning 90 get hold Of
Tho mystery with a vengeance,
To thought Of tho windy passage
that opened into Blue Stone canyon,
II DO could only find its head h.
would as Smith had said. have solved
tho problem And unless he missed
hia guora by thousand miles. those
steers streaming past him AZ the mo,
meui were headed Tor Il npwi
Here was tho chance Tor which he
had waited. for which DO had ridden
tho hills lot months. for which De
had endured tho coutemp, and tho
lnuinuatlnna q tho cattlsmcn,
Here vas tho chance 10 nail her
CRIMES on Cattle Kate Cathrcw. 20
make tho "kilIlnK" OF his years %
failure Ia ufflcc-and Sheriff Price
bravo man and honsat u
flcrr % tho law. took his iifo ia hH
hands again and fclI 10 beside the
herd
CONTINUED In Our Ncu issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

You'll nsvsr know how quickly a
bad cough can BE- conquered. until yuu
try this famous old homemade rem.
cdy. Anyone who has e0ughed all
day and all night. will say that the
immediate relief given j. almost like
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Into a pint bottle, put ga ounces
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Either way, the iull pint saves about
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You can feel this take hold instantly,
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cold and Il Is also splendid for bron.
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Pinsx is a most valuable concen.
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10 avoid disappointment, ask your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

pockets with magic sleepy sand out
of his sack and everything WIS
ready.
The moon was Just over the top
OF tho meetinK.houHs rtccple when
tho three workers started OF over
tho housetopa 10 put the babies 10
sleep
~ the time the moon was over
the weathercock on the barn. the
whole world was quiet
"Achoor' went tho Sand Man. Il
DO believe my hny.fever IA coming
back"
where are your cried Nancy.
II can't rec anybody"
Where are you. youmelfg' y
Sand Man wanted 10 know.
Whore are both Of your came
Siers voice I'm here, too"
why. We still have on tho pieces
OF the invisible cloak laughed
Nancy we must TAKE them Off"
30 they did. and there they were.
all three Of them
wen get the invisible cloak fixed
and give II TO tho Sand Man" said
Nancy. 1T viii keep him from
catching cold. too"
"FiueF cried Nick Wen 80 10
tho Green Wizard AZ once"
SO they went 10 the tree whore
tho Green Wizard lived and woke
him up out Of a sound sleep.
Certainly III fix H." said the
kind Old fellow Anything to obligg
a friend"
50 10 said
'one-sry. twoery. thresery. four.
Invisible cloak. be whole once
more"
Instantly Tho cloak was mended.
Thank you" haid the sand Man.
putting Il on. Good night, Twins.
and thank you for helping me. /
must set 90 my home at tho end Of
The earth and sleep an tomorrow
night I'm very tired
SO now you know. my dears. what
troubles tho Sand Man has. and
why he Is invisible. and everything.
but mind you. when tho Twins
woke up next morning. they thought
they had been dreaming.
60 he Continued
Copyright i''t, y. y. A Service. Ine.)
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Getting SKINNER
Every Day
Something Must BE Done and
Done Darn Quick, Too

Tens OF thousands OF thin. run.
SHOWN men-yes. aud women too
are getting discouraged-aro giving
up all hope Of ever being able to
take on flesh and look healthy and
strong.
All such people can stop worry.
ing and start to smile right now
for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets,
which any druggist viii tell you all
.bout. are putting flesh on hosts Of
skinny folks every day.
One woman. tired. weak and dis.
couraged. put on Is pounds In five
weeks and feels fine.
We all know that Cod Liver OIL Is
full OF flesh-producing vitamines. but
many people cant tako II because OF
It's horrible smell and fishy taste.
and because It often upsets the stom.
ach.
MeCoy's Cod Liver OH Tablets
are as easy 10 take as can.
d.. and II any thin person don't
gain at least pounds in 30 days
your druggist viii give you your
money hack-and only 50 cents a
box. Ask Owl Drug Co. or any
live pharmacist anywhere.
Get Mccoy's. the original and
genuine Cod Liver oil Tablet
Advertisement.
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wen get the invisible cloak fired and Ove It to the Sand
Man" said Nancu

u am 30 very lato getting around
10 an tho babies" said tho Hand
han. that II sou don't help me.
Twins. u VIII bo morning before /
got thru"
Why OF courac, wen help you.
Mister sand Man" said Nancy we
ztill have our magic hhoss and wo
can slip in az doors ana windows
liko Wee Willie Wrinkle"
A. uhr spoke rho raw a cloak ~.
ms on The ground. and picked Il up.
Instantly sho faded from view. No
ono could see her any moro than I
can sec China AZ THE minute.
Nancy. whore arc your cried
Nick.
I'm right here. said Nancyz
voice whats wrong with y0u7
Have you Funs bllndT
II don't know. but / can't SEQ
sou" said Nick Il haven't feen
sou since sou picked that cloak up."
Neither have t." said tho Band
Man. = know what Il H. lra tho
invisible cloak that Twcskhno1s
dropped from tho noon
'Oh. OH cried Nancy, IT'S the
very thing Tor tonight. Elckl Each
OF w will take a piece and when We
so 20 drop Tho sand into the babies
eyes. they can't geo us"
~ you don't mind. tn have a
piece myself" said tho Sand Man.
I'm pretty smart about not being
sesn. bat when my hay.feyer comes
on and ! have 20 Huocze, have a
dreadful time not being discovered
"of course" said Nancy
SO rho divided tho cloak into three
pieces, thc and Nick each taking "a
piece with a pocket.
Then tho Sand Man filled tho
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Tibet angle
LESLIE FROM LESLIE PRES.
CO1'r To THE GAY LITTLE
MARQI'IsE. CARE THE
SECRET DRAWER

I wonder n you have noticed. ~.
Tic Marqulsc. that | haven't written
very often lately i, II because when
am FAR away from the little se.
cret drawer which II the resting
place Of my communications, al.
ways feel AZ tho I should not write
for fear those very sacred docu.
ncn,s would fall into less Bympa.
ihotlc possession than yours.
! However. now ! am quito surc l
shall soon be back IN my apartment
packing up 20 return here. and l
shall put this letter In that drawer
where e belongs.
Tho resting place is getting n ne,
Ito oyercrowded. consequently. some
OF my cffusions will soon have 10
be wccded out and placed in safe.
" deposit vault, 20 be opened only
after my death or some time when
/ feel. M you did. that all my
secrets must bo burned.
! have como up into the attic
OF my old home. little Maruulse
10 DO alone. and once more 70 get
my mind arranged and my life
ordered. Mother is sleeping under
tho caro- OF her old maid. who has
administered an oplate to her She
insisted upon sitting up all night
alone with her dead. She would not
let any one, not even me. stay
with her.
II will have him such little
while, Leslie she said MS she raised
her face TO mino with "A pathetic
smile, let me stay with him TO.
night. Tomorrow ! shall tako up
life without him, but tonight. dear
child, let me have him all TO my.
self"
wish. little Nlarquise, that you
hhd left some OF those letters. In
which ! know your heart had
spoken. | am sure that when your
king died and YOU could not mourn
him. you had TO place in tho secret
drawer some memento OF your
grief. Poor little, gay little Mar
qulsc! You had to smile outwardly
when your heart was breaking: that
was tho great penancc for your
sin.
That one letter which you left
to me who found Il in the secret
drawer OF the old desk. told me
much more than was written on
its pages. Yours was the most sor.
rowful. the most tragic OF partlngs,
and someway when I saw my
mother enter that silent room as
tho II were her own particular
right. my thought went back TO
YOU. dear little Marqulse, and the
words that you wrote. "They tell
me I am going 10 die, and so
am taking back my condolences and
swing them, ono by one, on tho
nc. for no one. not even those
fho love mo best. may know. as
heso following sheets Of paper
might tell, that the gay little Mar.
uuisc was beloved by king"
They had not known Your Joy.
little Marauise, They must not
know your sorrow. You had TO
bear II alone, Under this gulse.
nothing Is more tragic than Death.
when he comes TO bear away the
ono you love.
In That great moment after my
fathers death, when Jack took me
in his arms, and | knew there was
perfect sympathy between us, all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Radio Broadcasters
to Use More Power

WASHINGTON. oct. Radio
bruadcaEtipg stations wlll b. per
mitted by The department o. com
msrce 20 uHo more power IN an effort
20 overcome static. and generally give
better service 20 lIs;rncFH. under new
regulation issued yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

thought OF living my life without my
husband. Of not being able II
should be left as Is my mother. to
ray: Tonight. Jet me have him ali
10 myBellT' had completely gone
out Of my mind. Consequently. when
my thoughts went back 10 you. and
remembered that you had had no
right TO mourn. that you were s,in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
HOW TO DARKEN
GREY HAIR
Makes One Look Twenty Years
Younger.

Men and women who used 90 be
called Grandpa and Grandma are
now setting tho styles by daFkcniug
mixture.
For instance. J. A. McCrea. a we'll
known Californian, recently made
the following statement;
Anyone can prepare simple
mixture In five minutes. that viii
darken grAy hair. and make ~ soft
and glossy, Merely take haif-pint
% water. add / ounce OF bay rum. a
small box OF Barbo Compound. Z.
or 81 glycerine
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store az trlfling cost. Ap-
ply To the hair twice daily with
comb. IL does not color the scalp.
Is not sticky or greasy and will not
rub of. advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

try Il. have taken three bottles
and cannot begin to tell you what Il
has already done for me. do all m
work now and keep up the whole da,
long without lying down. have no
more headaches nor tired feelings.
hope every woman who takes the
Vegetable Compound will get as much
benefit out Of it as have. Mrs.
PERCY w. RICHARDSON, r. ID. Nc. 2.
Skowhegan, Maine.
You have just read how Lydia T..
finkham.s Vegetable Compound
helped Mrs. Richardson. She gave
II trial after she saw what il had
done Tor other women. For nearly
hfty years Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has been doing good.
-AdVargIr......t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

called the gay little Maruuise
while all the while your very soul
was clnmoring 10 be called 'the
Sorrowful little Marquise. / knew
that my place was with Jack, what.
ever the years might bring.
Copyright. 1924. The Seattle Start
TOMORROW: This letter contin-
ued.
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SYNOPSIS


Cattle Kate Cathrcw is seeking
a. drive Nance Allison ana her fam
ily. humesteadcrs out 81 NamClrsa
River country Kate runs Sky Line
ranch Her riders are a bad lot. and
are suspected ~ cattle Tustliugt
Nanec's steers are stolen. her har-
ness cut hnyutaCks burned and corn
field destroyed, sheriff Price Sell
Wood De- on lNhto's trail Nance likes
Brand FaiF who she finds with a
boy. Sonny. hiding Ia a canyon,
brand. mysterious stranger Is forced
a. set out ~ siKht aud leaves sonny
with Nance. 10 returns one night
Nance. sitting on the doorstep with
him and sonny Is shot from am-
hush Her wound is SLIGHT Fair
finds SelWood and shows him an
underground passage connecting a
canyon with tho plain above. IL rNs
plains missing cattle. Rossiek. cat
tleman. encounters Basford and
ProVinc. two OF Hates riders FAR of
sheir range, Bossick questions them,
NOW 60 on WITH THE STORY
I'm theory. yos. said Bosslck, hut
It's about time practice changed mat,
ters I'm about fed up on theory
and so arc a few others In this mans
country, ia take Il we'll II YOU and
an your OUTFIT stayed on tho south
side Of Mystery wheo you belong,
Your stock don't range this far in the
Upper Country"
is that sog- drawled the other
AN who says sosT
4 do" said Bossick quietly. and
I'm only Swing you warning, Pro.
vine. which you'd better heed You
can take the word 20 Kate Cathrcw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
HEADACHE GONE
TIRED NO MORE
lives Credit toLydia E.Pinkham',
Vegetable Compound. Hopes
Other Women Will Benefit
by Her Experience
Skowhegan, Maine. 81 was sick
most of the time and could not get

around 10 do my
work without be-
ing all tired out
so | would have
TO lie down. One
day when / was
reading the paper
| saw the Lydia
e. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
advertisementand
saw whatitd did for
other women, so I
thought 1 would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

MARCEL AND CURL LAST
LONGER after Golden Clint
Shampoo. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

One touch Of "Get,-It' puts corn or eallous
pain 10 sleep forever. Two or three drops APP
piled 20 corn or caous soon shrivels them into
a loose piece Of dead tissue that can easily be
peeled on with fingers. There Il no danger,
no bother, no guess work-ius, quick. sure and
pleasing relief. "Gets-lt' docs not fail. Your
satisfaction : absolutely guaranteed. Cost,
but a tribe. L. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
"Gots-lt is sold Ia this city by
The owl Drug Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in a Hurry
ss8sSssS&sSs SsS$@t4 sss&-

Tor rial sIeetir,nss.. this cid
hsun~-tnads rssnsdy has No equal
E9aliy And shsaply pfryarrd.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01
italian Heavyweight
Is Going to Return
Spalla Is Coming Backed by
Stentorian Ballyhoo.

Now that it seems certain that Err
mino Spalla, the Italian heavyweight,
is going to return to this country with
the backing of stentorian hallyhoo,
a word or two concerning this alleged
champion of Europe will be IN order
Spalla, then, is a fine-looking Italian
who came to this country two or three
years ago and hung around Newark.
working out in gymnasiums and oc-
casionally fighting He was very
quick to pick up things and such box
ers as Charley Weinert and Young
Bob Fit2simmons were willing TO show
him tricks Of the trade.
The consequence was that ne de-
veloped more than fair knowledge
Of boxing, and in the gym he looked
70 he as clever as any Of them In
fact, as a gymnasium battler he came
to be quite impressive. II was when
he went into the ring against third
raters that he did not appear too good.
AS for Spalh. he showed signs Of
being able to develop into a good hit
ter, and If he had been IN this coun-
try In the last fifteen months instead
Of Europe he might have sized up by
now as good second rater That is,
be would have had he controlled his
rapacity whenever he saw a sign of
food
Like Flrpo Spaua is an artist with
the knife nud fork that is to say, he
Is an artist so fnr as making these
implements move rapidly ifs concerned.
These foreigners don't seem 10 realize
that ia this climate one cannot eat
and drink as one does IN other
climates
Nick Kline who probably win man
age SpalIa may be able to make him
cut down on his fish and soup and
spaghetti stuff, and Il so, he may be
carried along until he gets into the
ring against some real performer lie
is a likable young man and always
willing TO take advice, SO perhaps his
manager viii not have the tough sail
ing that Skis manager, for instance,
is having.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01
S59I 4. !

Pigeon shooting became fashion
able sport in England about 1886.
Wrist action in golf is a cultivated
art, but chin action comes naturally,
The standard distance for cross.
country running il EugInd is ten
miles.
The Louisville club announces the
sale Of Pitcher Sam Reid to the Terre
Haure club.
Frank Chance Of the Chicago White
Sox will have nine outfeldeys in his
Florida camp this spring
II Bill Tlden carries out his threat
to become a movie star he will NOT
be the first one 10 raise a racket.
Oryal Overall, former star pitcher
for the Chicago Cubs, has been elected
president Of the visalia Golf club.
Some colleges nave star football
teams and others get their publicity
by throwing hymn books at the presi-
dent.
Gertrude Ederlc Of the Women s
Swimming association Of New York.
established five now world swimming
records during 1929.
Marquette university made final
payment Of $4,000 for the city circus
grounds. where the new Marquette
stadium VIII be bIlt.
Hans Wagner says the Pirates Of
1903 Lad 'em an beat II is
evident that Hans never did business
with used ear salesman.
Charles chic Shorten, former
Tiger outfeldtr purchased by the
Minneapolis American association
club from the Gin innan Nationals.
Late report is t1at Dick HobHtzel.
who managed the Charlotte team Ia
the South Atlantic league last year,
viii return to Reading and play first
base for that team
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01
Cuts Building Cost

Ernest Flagg designer Of the Sing
er building in New York In recent
years has built more than five hun-
dred dwellings with a saving Of one
third Of the ordinary cost He has
studied the construction OF dwellings
with an eye 10 beauty and comfort.
and many Of bis innovations are
astonishing He tells of his work 10
Golfers Weekly.
lie believes that stone houses
should be built because they are
cheaper than frame houses in the long
run. Recently he put IN stone
wall for cents cubic foot, the
average cost Of that sort IL con
struction being seven times as much
lie eliminates the high priced stare
mason by placing his rubble stone IL
form rs If he were going to make
concrete. The stones are fitted to-
gether dry and concrete is shoveled
into the form behind the s,vnv. Aner
the form is taken down mortar ls
squeezed between the stoh.s.
Much Of the cost is saved by doing
away with attics and cellars. a full
zed attic for a medium sized house
would cost about S1,sO0 Onenfih of
the total cost Of the house goes into
building a cellar
lie looks mon the attic AS a waste.
His living rooms and bedrooms often
run 10 the peak Of the roof and are
ventilated by the little dormer win
dows NJ the ridge Of the roof. lie
eliminates ordinary partitions with
Kind % construction which seems inn
practical al first Instead of being SIX
inches through. MS In me ordinary
partition hIs are only one and three
quarters inches thick and are fire and
vcrmin proof
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01
Lights Beaufify City

The theory that scauty and prac-
ticabilify run counter TO each other
has 81 long oxist.' that until . short
time ago the ordinary places Of bush
ness thp retail stores even }u the
greatest cities Of the country aere
noted for their frugalIty IN the err
ploymcut OF those things indicative
Of artistic nature or real effort e. Har
monte ne commercial equipment With
Bn eslhetic atmosphere Nowhere has
this been So noticeable as IN the ut.li
zation of proper lighting In shos ain-
dow which has proved The mos valu-
able Of merchandising agents and
which has giver countless stores IA
appeal n both mcn ahd women Good
store window illumination NOT only
Helps to stimulate business but Is
real credit rs tho community. ID gives
II wide-awake atmosphere tha. few
other things can accomplish
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01

artist long before he attained to fame
in basketball. He won The university
boxing championship at his weight in
intramural bouts.
In Cunningham, Ohio state for the
first time In years has center who
has height and Drawn enough to get
the ball on the jump-cff Cunning
ham. who also was an end on last
falls football team. was a star on the
Mt Vernon (O1 high school quintet
some years ago.
Miner weighs 145 pounds and stands
feet inches in his togs. Cunning
ham depresses the scales just 50
pounds more and towers six inches
over his captain. They have been two
Of the big cogs in the Buckeye quintet
which has won five and lost two games
so far this winter.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01

Capt Johnny Miner and Cookie
Cunningham are the short and long,
respectively, of the Ohio State univer-
sty basketball team Miner, consid-
cred one of the star forwards of the
Big Ten, blosSomed into stardom u
year ago just as he was on the verge
Of being dropped from the varsity
squad because of his dininutiye
stature and lack of weight.
In the Western conference campaign
that followed, Miner. single-handed,
scored as many points as all of his
teammates combined This winter he
is the only veteran on the squad. All
of his four regular teammates are
sophomores.
Miner in addition 10 starring in
basketball, is a kingpin with his
dukes" In fact he made his mark
on the campus as a champion "swat'