White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-01-01

Wulle crossing Tie ALldHIlC OdpI.
Hartley hears not only the princi-
pal American broadcasters but also
her. She reached for his hand, and
pressed it, In few moments she sat
up, quite recovered.
Komi touched Terence on the ell
bow.
bad man Buckle go your pocket
take something fast go away
there" he said pointing
Terence's hands agitatedly went
through his pockets.
"The map" he cried. Its gone.
must get it back. It's most i'm
portant-and it may mean much to
you, too, Mary"
Come on, then" said Bud, poiftz
ing to the plane Quick, we'll find
him..
They thanked Komi, who sped off
on his horse, and jumped into the
plane.
"You see l did fix her up and she's
as good as new" said Bud, as the
machine took to the air. "And lucky
it was, too, for they found us out
down in Paradise Canyon this morn
ing. A big gang of them got in, at
tackled us, and would have had us
beaten. But we managed to get to
the plane-Mr. Marshall MIGUEL, RAJ
mon and myself-and escaped"
They were getting high enough now
to survey the country below them.
"That's why l flew down here,
Miss Marshall" Bud continued, turn
ing to Mary "Your father wanted
you to know of the new hideout-we
found a new smaller canyon, nearer
to the ranch He wanted MIGUEL and
me to stop in and see how things
were going at the ranch, too"
Terence was peering down intently
at the earth.
There" he cried suddenly, point
ing. "That must be our man"
All looked down and saw a black
speck moving rapidly along the road.
Bud dropped the plane down quite
low over the moving form.
els it him, Terence?"
There was a revolver shot from
below The man on horseback was
firing at them
Guess it's him, all right" said
Terence. "But we can't land here to
catch him"
you take the controls" said Bud
"and when l say SO, fly very low
right over him. I'm going to show
you stunt l used to do in the fly
ing circus"
Terence took the pilots seat, and
Bud got a rope ladder out of the
cockpit. He swung himself deftly
out upon the wing, attached the lad
der to the bottom of the plane, and
climbed down to the end of the lad
der, clutching it with his hands, his
feet hanging
Cali right, drop me on his neck,
, he cried.
Terence circled the plane back to
> ward the horseman, then CAREFUL.
dropped toward him. Hanging by tn;
ladder, the plane riding along within
5 few feet Of the ground, Bud
: swinging legs caught Buck Mcleod
around the neck, unhorsing him
Bud let go of the ladder and thu
, two men rolled into the dust. Before
Mcleod had recovered his senses
Bud had gotten the map out of hi
1 pocket, and started signalling t.
Terence in the plane
Bud mounted McLeods horse, AM
u as the plane came lowering close owe
.. him, the ladder swinging With,
reach, he clutched it and was liftet
) into the air. In couple Of minute
he climbed into the cockpit ant
handed the piece of map to Terence
Great work, Bud said Terence
:. He showed the may to Mary "Thi
d shows where the Qaqui treasure 1
e hidden" he explained ''If we cal
d only find it, your fathers trouble
2 will be over. It's on the Sierra Dia
e bio trail. Let's start looking thi
d afternoon"
l. why that's on part of Dads rancl
property" said Mary, looking at tn
e may
They found a landing place nea
r the trail, in the general vicinity O
r the supposed hiding place of the Ii