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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

holding out her hand To the girl.
Thank you. Come. give me your
hand. We will go back to them, hand
in hand. my girl"
Moll stared at her in sheer aston
ishment.
"You-you don't want to hold my
hand in yours, do your" she mur-
INJURED slowly, incredulously.
Il do. You will find me a good
friend-and you Will need good
friends, Moll."
Dumbly the girl held out her hand.
1t was clasped firmly by Rachel Car
ter. They were halfway up the bank
when Moll held back and tried to
withdraw her hand.
II can't let you-why, ma'am,
that's the hand II held the knife
in," she cried. agitatedly.
Rachel gripped the hand more firm
ly. Il know 1t is, Moll.' she said
calmly.
Ito be Continued)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24
Clever Stock swindle.

Post once Inspector Fitch Of New
York was talking about a recent no
torious stock swindle.
ut was plausible swindle," he
said, land II mulcted the people of a
good many millions. Some very clev-
er people indeed were mulcted almost
against their will.
"These clever people were like the
boy who went to the grocery to buy
molasses.
"A quart Of best molasses,' he said.
'.The grocer poured q quart measure
Of molasses into the boys jug. Then,
when he stopped, the boy said snsnl.
ciously:
"'Hold on there, misteri You
haven't got all the molasses out #
the measure
"4That's all right, son. said the
grocer. There was some in the meas.
ure before
"'Ohp said the boy, IN a mollified
tone, and he departed.
HE thought he hadn't been cheated,
yet somehow he knew he had"
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me any more l can't bear to hear
you talk about it."
Moll stared at her for a moment as
If bewildered, and then suddenly
turned away, her chin quivering with
modification. She had been repri-
mandedl
For several minutes Rachel stood
In silence, watching her as she washed
the blood from her naked breast and
shoulders. Presently the girl turned
toward her. as If for inspection.
"Im sorry. ma'am, If talked too
much" she mumbled awkwardly. I'D
ort to have knowed better. Isis it
all Off"
II think So" said Rachel, pulling
herself together with an effort. Let
me-"
mo. I'll finish it." said the girl stub.
bornly. She dried her brown, mus
cular arms, rubbed her body vigorous
ly with one Of the rags and then be-
gan to comb out her long, tangled hair,
not gently but with sort Of relept-
less energy. Swiftly, deity she platt-
ed 1t into two long braids, which she
left hanging down In front Of her
shoulders, squaw fashion.
How long had you known this man
Suggs, Moll7" suddenly inquired the
other woman.
ION an on ever sence kin remem-
ber." replied the girl. Pap knowed
him down South. We hain't seed much
Of him fer quite spell. Four-ave
year. guess mebby. He come here
last week one day."
The eyes Of the two women met.
Moll broke the short silence that en-
sued. She glanced over her shoulder.
The nearest man was well out Of ear
shot. Still she lowered her voice.
HE claims he use ter know you a
long time ago." she said.
"Yes"
"Mebby you'd recollect him eff tole
you his right name"
His name was Simon Braley," said
Rachel Carter calmly.
Moll's eyes narrowed. "Then what
he sez wuz true?"
II don't know what he said to you,
Moll."
He sez you run off with some other
woman's husband" replied Moll
tbluntly.
did he tell this to anyone except
you and your father7"
"He didn't tell no one but me, fer
as know. He didn't tell pap"
when did he tell your"
Las night" said Mol. suddenly
dropping her eyes He wuz drinkin',
an thought mebby he wuz lynn"
you are sure he did not tell your
fatherT
"I'm purity shore he didn't"
"Why did he tell your"
The girl raised her eyes. There was
a deeper look Of pain in them now.
'I'd ruther not tell" she muttered.
you need not be afraid"
'Well, he wuz arguin' with me. He
said there wuzn't any good women In
the world. Why sez he, I seen a
woman this very day that everybody
thinks Is as good as the angels up In
heaven, but when tell you whut
know about her you'll"
you need not go on" interrupted
Rachel Carter, drawing her brows to-
gether. "WOuld you believe me If
told you the man lied. Moll Hawk"
"Yes, ma'am-I would" said the
girl promptly. Fer as that goes,
tole him he lied"
Rachel started to say something,
then closed her lips tightly and fell
to staring out over the river. The
girl eyed her for moment and then
went on:
"You needn't be skeert of me ever
tellin' anybody whut he sald to me.
Hit wouldn't be right to spread a lie
like thet, Mis- Gwyn. You"
II think they are waiting for us,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24
In Trouble.

The demonstrator drove the car
home for him and fooled It into tie
tin shed that was to house II. The
next morning there was much clanirr
over the telephone.
whats the matter" asked
demonstrator.
II guess I'll have to get you to come
out md show me. l can't turn tho
car around in this garage"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

What 60 you make week." asked
: judge of an Italian organ grinder.
Twenty dollar, sare.'
"Whatl Twenty dollars for grind
ing an orean?"
NO. sare; not for da grind-but
for da shut up and go away"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24
One Reason Why.

Young Husband-Hver since onr
wedding day have waited for you %
sew that missing button on my night,
shirt. NH
Wifey-So that is why you wanted
to marry met
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

Small adds in this paper pay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

CHAPTER xvI-Ksn knocks IApells
down.. Viola appears with = rife and
10 with dihiculty prevented from killing
Lnpelie. Ken tells Lapslle that HIS
leave town. LApells challenges hin
% duel and departs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24
Mary Succeeds
on Main Street
By LAURA MILLER
CoMUs IN COLUMBIA

q. 1923. by Laura Miller
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

CHAPTER xII.-LApelle returns. He
has & been drinking; He and Viola quar-.
rel over Ken. Viola tells Lapelle she
marry him.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

CHAPTER xI-Lapelle has gone
down the river. Ken tells Rachel
that = rufian named Jasper suggs has
knows all about her. He is hidden
away in the cabin of Hawk, disrep-
utable crony of Lapelle.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

CHAPTER xIII.-viola realizes thai
her love for him 10 not that of a sis
ter. Ken tells her the plot to abduct
her.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-24

Ito be ContinuedJ
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tried 20 calm tie old man down. tho
thc cattlcmans own blood was rolled
''lt b. a damned dirty ahamrH' ho
said Indignantly "hlyo you told Sell
woode''
Him. gruntcd Conlan. HeilT'
"tle's htu now" said Mckauc,
'just gyttins down
Price Selwood entered lea time Go
hear The last of che old mans TRADE.
10 catch tho drilt of what had hap
peued. and bits eyes giowed Tor a soc.
ond
lie hid a hand on Conlaus arm
Jake" De said 'bold in a little
longrr
Hold hclls' said the other shak.
ing or tho hand. "tu bo ready for
the county house in Bemcnt I'm am
other thre, months.
u don't think go, Jake. said tht
sheriff quietly tell were those
two steers bmudrdr
'Coursc. Plsin as day. &c. on
right hip yNaucrfork IN lcft ear
ono was roam an tother a BAY spot
Seiwo0d turned without word.
left the storC. mounted ana rode
away.
Jest like himr said Conlan hit.
terly. "xues a'ridln' of an secret IKE
an snappy IS Il no kuoWcd some.
thin or wanted as 90 think Dc did %
'Mebby be does" said uarmsn
sheriff sclwood rode straight up 20
SKY Line ranch II took him a good
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private business. Of that she was
sure. both from her own reasoning
and her mothers warning. and may.
bo she had no right TO do SO. but her
sweet mouth set itself into stubborn
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tender heart irresistibly
re was a beautiful small creature
dosplta his thlnneau and hia poverty.
There was intelligence in the broad
forehead under the long. loose. uu.
kemrt. dark curls. capacity for affec
ton in tho mobile lips and a terrible
hunger for love Ia the whole little
face.
For four dayr. "haudrunninE a.
her mother said. tho SRI went 90 tho
canon. Tho friendship ripened with
tropical speed. 30 that bhe need not
search FOR her quarry now, but
found Il coming 20 meet her, poerinE
around this boulder. watching from
that vantage point
when she held out her arms 20
the child these last two times he had
come icnplnE into them 20 cling %
her neck in delirious Eladnesa. while
the sedA,e Collie. fast friend BY this
time and traitor 20 bis sacred charge.
favned on her knee.
hut on the firh golden day
trouble Vac in the atmosphere
sonny camo with dropping head
and a quicker Of sorrow IA his small
hruwn.
why what's The matter with my
little MANI said the Girl. hneelinE
and holding him or 10 scan him
seArchiuxiy TELL Nance. Sonny,
What IN itF''
~ had" no hlccouGhod. to
20 tell-IIpnd- a-liel A nawfui
ut' And Brand be hates a iiar"
~ ile. Why how-Why--''
''Hs found your horses tracks
down The canon and-bo asked mo II
saw-any- ono strange. wopi
me child
Nance sat down and took Tho hoy
Ia her Lap,
Tho thing was coming 10 n climax
She WIS moddllng with someone's
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SYNOPSIS
- a2tie kate" afhrew " assktnEs
fsF al naknewn reussns &C. drive
Nance Alilssn aad her fnwiif cut %
the Namsisss hi.sr ceuH'rs. Nhl-
sos has hsea kiiisd hg a tail from
sliff. Thc family sasPsyird teal
play ~ cattle rustirrs. kate runs
~kNtinr ranch. Shcriff friec self
weed H. suspicious Of her rider, all
stranger, Mhen >eiiwead Naircd
HE saspieiens he had 60 fiEht Me-
Kane, sterckeeprr and siient admircr
90 kate. Nance. rtding Ia thc couu-
try, sinds small hey, >oaays aud
celtic tiNlug la eaNcs tie saNH
he lives with -nrhnd." SritN uod
agata warns NelNanc he believes
>pktiae ranch II r~sponsiblr Ter thr
cattle FustliaE. The sheriff seours
the rsuntr,. ridiaE mesti, "a niEht.
ltidinE aionE the trail Go Nks iinr, Ne
srrs a man en- hoFsrhack DRIVING q
ieuc steer up the trait The nrNt
day cid mas Conian. who has h~en
iesiag cattle, appears la town Ia a
raEc.
VOW GO ON WITH TIIE sronN
Tie threw his ragged hat on Nc.
Kancs floor and jumped on H. re.
wiling tho law and all Il stood Tor.
Two morcg' he beloved with a
brcak OF tears IN his old voice, 'IiS
~, Il this amt IN limits ] only
had rs len an IN two best out IN
lot come up missin' this mornint
Amt no trail agin. They's tracks
all over surc-but m other stock
IS on m slope an this time theFu
amt nothin'g'
Barman. from up on Namelcss.
was az tho store and ne and Mcknno
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T ownsmen Would
Ban Arbuckle

BELLiNOHAAI. Oct. 10. - Forty
BeillnEham organizations, represent
I'd by l25 Eigncrs. have Joined IN re-
quesilng that Roscoe C'Fntty) Ar.
buckle DO not permitted 10 appear
GA the screen or IN person here next
sunday and Monday. Mayor John
a. kellogg was present at ycster.
days mass meeting and also signed
the resolution,
The meeting was called by the cen.
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trail council OF the ParentTeachers'
association. Tho Belllngham Minis.
terlal association passed a simila !
resolution.
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her tongue

her tongue
i've been waiting FOR you" she
said calmly. I'm glad you've come 4"
''YcaT' ho EBid Ia blnrnlariy
deep. sweet voice
TO he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-10

-Four sets Of twins sailed in tho
Canadian Pacific liner Moniclarc
when bho lrfi Liverpool recently.
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three hours. roing fast. and Il was
ar amer noon when he pulled rein
az Kate Cathrew'a corral safe and
called for her
she came. frownlng and inhos.
pitablc.
what DO sou want Of ms2' ahe
asked coldly
Nothing" tad selwood. except
20 tell you I'm going 20 take look
AROUND your place"
Look and be damned she fared,
what DO you thlhk you'll nnd'"
well" he drawird. smiling, II
might find a couple o. steers brand.
cd with &c. on the right hip"
For ono fraction ~ a second the
black eyes burning nomhmly on his
nickerrd. iost their direct steadinens.
selwood laughed tho ho was alert
In every nerve ana his right hand
was on his thigh near 20 tho butt
% tho gun that hung there. Cald'
well and several other riders stood
close. their eyes on him. lie thought
OF John Allison. found dead az the
FOO, OF Rainbow cllff. % all in,cnia
tho victim OF accident.
whats tho matter. Kstsf' he
asked polntedly. suffering from
nerves. phn't think you had any"
And no turned 20 ride over toward
tho corral
Kate'B flaming orbs sought the
face Of her foreman.
Go with him" they teleEpphef,
and Caldwell vent.
sciwood covered every foot ~ the
homo place Of sky Line IN n grim
silence. looking for anything. lie
looked into corral and stable. brush
pasture ana branding pen. but found
no sign % tho stolen steers,
when AZ last he rode away 4 was
straight down along tho face Of Rain.
bow cliff toward the west lie did
not know why he sklrtsd the rock
. face. since Il was hard going The
earth nt tho foot or the Erca, prcei.
rice was slan,lnE ana covered witt
/ tho loose stone that was forever fan
\ Ing from tho wcaihcred wall. ~ was
rough on his horses feet. but he held
him 60 it-und 10 VIA surprised "a
find that Caldwell WIS still with him,
and riding next 20 tho cllff
Think I need cscort, CaldwcllT
Z b. naked sarrastichlly.
''Alcbby ne much M wo need spyin'
on" returned the other and rode
Iulonr.
/ Three miles further on tho sheriff
/ turned down tho mountain and the
foreman rclned ~. sitting IN silence
70 watch him out Of sight
Wings Il risht. said solwood 70
I himself. those steers must have
them but that woman's eyes were
guilty. OF I'm a liar"
/ ~ Tho same moment Caldwell wa
/ hc1viug \ long breath Of relief as hf
pulled his horse around and headed
I horne.
''Thls here sheriff Is gettin' little
bit inquisltive." no thought. then
grinued sar,ionlcally.
But II he never gets any wiser
than no Is now be won't set anything
on fire. In 10 feet Of III p1angs an
never saw "A thing. Holy smoke
some sheriff. An yet-can't blam,
him-thc Fiangc'd fool tn devil him
SELF"
| TrfTAry-rTT VIII
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4 camera which can expose n
Photographic plate Tor one 2oo.oooth
part ~ a second has been invented
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CHAPTER VIII
Brand Inlr

NANCE ALLISON went back 10
IN Blue Stone canon. II was as
inevitable as tho rccurrcnt sun that
sho should do so. Her whole nature
was stirred 10 the depths by whit
she had found in tho lonely gorge.
Tho mystery Of tho thing lured
her. SGT her young mind hunting for
It's solution. And the llttlo ragged
hoy with hia weazcncd face and
bright brown eyes tugEed nt her
Evening star., 1924-01-07
SESSION
CALLED IN CAPITAL
Four National Bodies Will Convene
at Interior Building
Friday.
WILL CONTINUE FOUR DAYS
Bureau of Education Will Take
Part in Work.

Four national organizations. one a
government agency. will join in a
conference designed to take steps to
combat illiteracy in the United States
at the Interior Department next Fri
day afternoon. j.
The conference will be opened with
an address by Secretary of the In
terror Hubert Work. who will pre-
side. Heads of each OF the four par
ticipating organizations. DR.. John j.
Tigert. United States commissioner Of
education; Mrs. Thomas G. Winter.
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs: John r. Quinn.
national commander of the American
Legion, and Miss Olive NJ Jones,
president of the National Education
Association, will address the meeting.
An address will also be delivered at
the opening session by Mrs. Cora Will
son Stewart of the General Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs.
Sessions will be held all day Sat-
urday and Sunday evening. with the
final business meeting scheduled for
during the conference by Mrs. Mary
c. c. Bradford, state superintendent
of public instruction of Colorado:
Glen Frank, editor of the Century
Magazine; Rabbi Alexander Lyons,
president of the Association of Rab
Park. president of the National
Lea que of Woman Voters; Senator
Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, Rt. Rev
Msgr. Edward A. Pace of Catholic
University; Rev. Newell Dwight Hill
lis Of Brooklyn. N. Y, and Rev. Fred
ing will be directed by Robert Law
renee Of Washington.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL-George Whites Scan
dais." revue. at S:15 pm.
PoLps-John Barrymore, In Ham
let" at pm.
BELAsCO-Jane Cowl. In "Cleo-
patra," at $3.50 pm
PRESLDENT-Wash TheateI
Guild. in Scandal" at $3.50 pm.
kEITHS-Lionel Atwiil. vaude-
vile. at 2:15 and 8i15 pm.
COSMOS - Raymond's Bohemians
vaudeville and pictures. continuous
show from l to IL pm.
STRAND-''The Piano Movers and
the Actress" vaudeville and pictures
at 2:45, $50 and $40 pm.
GAYETY-"Step On It," burlesque
at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
RIALTO - "The Rendezvous" a,
1880 am. 1880. $40, $3.50, 1880 and
$3.50 pm.
METROPOLITAN" YOUTH
with Colleen Moore, at 11:15 am, / 10
1920. 5:15. 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
PALACE-"The Man Whom Life
Passed By" at 1928 am. l:25. $3.50
5:35, 1880 and $40 pm.
COLUMBIA-Mae Murray. In Fash
ion Row" (second week.. at 11:05
am. 1:05, 3:l5, Sis. 7:15 and $3.50 pm
Observation-Disclosures Youth.
at 6, 7:45 and $50 PIN.
CENTRAL-"'The Virginian," . al
l1:25 am. las, 3:25, 5:35. 7:25 and
9:25 pm.
CRANDALL's - Long Live the
King" at IL am. 1. 8. 5, and pm.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
ELECT JUSTICE SANFORD
Tennesseans Choose Him President
of State Society.

Justice Edward T. Sanford of the
United States Supreme Court was
elected honorary president and DIR.
Everett NJ. Ellison was chosen active
head of the Tennessee State Society
at its annual meeting held in the Ham,
ilton Hotel Saturday night. w. Marvin
Pope was elected vice president, Miss
Eula B. Adams secretary and Ernest
l. Loving treasurer. More than 900
natives of Tennessee were present.
Sore ThrOut-Fr. Johns Medicine
Heals irritated breathing passages
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SOC, 2 for Sic
Same, large size. 81 90; 2 for SI.O1
Household Amm Onin-
lOc, 2 for lie
Infants Glyeerine Supposi-
tories. I l0z., 35c, doz., SEC
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Great One-Cent Sale of Soap

Old Dutch Cleanser.lOc, 2 for lie
GibsOn's Soap Powder
1Oc, 2 for lie
Armours Buttermilk Soap-
1Ocs for lie
Smiles Olive, Palm and Cocoanut
Oil SOnp. ....... .1Oct 2 for lie
Evening star., 1924-01-07

One Jar NOxxeMa Cream and
one cake SoaP. both for. zoe
Ruhberised Aprons, for nurses
or household use... .S8c
Evening star., 1924-01-07

I'RImOlfve shampoo Soc; for Sic
Pnlmolive Shaving Cream
35c, 2 for 36c
Pnlmolive TaIcum Powder
25c, 2 for 26c
Something new with us.
Palmolive vanishinE Cream or
Cold Cream
Soc each, or for Sic
N:ncrnlava Beauty Clay
S2.O0,2 for .O1
Miheralnva Face Finish
41.5O, 2 for $1.51
Cucumber Cream =. .6Jcp 2 for 66c
italian Orfs Root. .6Scy for csc
Bay Rum. Csc; for 26c
In Refine Face Powder
75c; for Tee
Two Powder Pu rs with
ench sale OF two.
Neat Hair, keeps hair in comb
35c, for 36c
SQuibb's Ma1nesia Dental
cream SOC Tor Sic
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Specials Not One Cent

Big assortment Pocketknives.
dtferent styles. Special. $50
Aluminum Coffee Perc0lators.08c
AluminuH Water Pitchers. Use
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Great One-Cent Sale of Candy

A9HOrted ChOcOiateb0
H.. Zoe; 2 IbR.. 51c
Luden's Cough Drops, sc, 2 for &c
Chewing Gum. -. .. .Sc3 2 Tor &c
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Guarnntoed Glib. Electric IronS-
$S.O0J 2 for 3S.O1
MEMS Four-in-hand Neckties'
good value ..7Scs z Tor 76c
Curling irons
$50, for $1.S1
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Pum0 Soap. Sc, 2 for 7c
Goblin Soap. Set 2 for &c
PalmoIfve Make Lemon Soap or
Coco Soap. .1Oc, 2 for lie
Conti's CASTLE Soap.2Oc, 2 for 2lc
Large bar CASTLE Soap
2Ocy 2 for 2lc
Star Nnptha Soap Powder
IOc, 2 for lie
er soaps, limit, II to customer.