The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-23

h was three hours later, back n
1ay's house IN Daytoua Beach, that
the conference began Pete. Kay
and Spike eat sipping hot coffee
while Harrow did 0o0e o6 the talk
q thoroughly sppeseia&s your
point of view, Ryan, - said -
Peke. ~And I'm naturally more
grateful than ] can ten you that
Jon had TIE sense 70 follow - this
mo9ninG. I'd 10 idea thi1gD would
turn cut . they hevo.s 8e mAde
. Nttle eesturo With his head toward
tho nearby window which NJ
washed With . binding rain dktvsA
b. Q wind that threatened - smash
tie CLARA "And, Of course I'd -
way Of knowing we'd have any txo0p
BE With Kay's boat Captain John.
con did and he said plenty, but
neither Spike nor ! would listen -
him. Wen !. we've learned . Lee.
son IN oeamanship. And maybe n
something else. ! wouldn't b SUI.
prised.
.You know, Of course, Why IN
this was done. Well, fortunately no
one was injured and the plan ear.
ried through despite our rashness.
The papers have their stories and
the news is on the wire. No one Il
any the wiser about Kay. She res.
cued M and lost her boat doing 50.
Her picture will be plastered every.
where. Spike will see to that"
Spike sat without speaking. He
Vas chewing on one OF his eternal
little cigars, nodding now and then
&c Harrow and glaring from time
b time Of Pete. It was easy % see
that b had only suspicion and dis
Ike for him.
ssYeah, I'm handling that" Spike
admitted sourly.
.Now, we've had Q Greet many
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ryan," Har-
row continued, "but for my part
I'm convinced that you're Ill right
more than al right. Anything
lvo said about you IN the past
take back. And ! assure you,
vhether you believe me o. NOT, that
I had nothing . do 9TH your BEING
put on the spot All ] can believe
u that you walked into some hair.
trieKered mugg who thought Jon
Vere . policeman Or one q N
KaYs told you III about the situar
aon here. It's been tense: Our
nerves have been on edge. ] hope
you see that"
Pete nodded.
sYou're tremsndously fond of
80 uc.~o- oaiN ~ 6on't hlamA
vou. So an I. Another thing ]
want JON 70 believe y that ] have
her best interests a$ heart Espe-
cially from now On. because now
eho'e . business Investment to me-.
8er chance n my gamble and can
b my gain. You can underssano
that.
SNOW. I'm going 70 make . prop
osition. Kay II supposed g leave
here 10 70 70 North Carolina -
visit her family. We-my party
aro supposed % leevo On the boaS
Is 70 north. The Havana cruise =
Of. We don't need 70 giye any *
planatiou 70 tho Campbe!ls.
ssVery well. what really happens
q this: Spike and ! ct aboard the
boet, But ~ 70 only - Tar -
Jacksonville. Then ~ mese Jon
sad KY ssd The four Of ~ " y
~ looked With surprise from
Harrov 20 Pete. Obviously, Pete
~ too puxxled 70 think clearly.
And, obviously. Spike WAS much do.
Il want you 70 como along aar.
row said "That = & Jon want .
i've % your fruit company Joe.
I'm sure ! can use Jon n NV 1osks
anybody who can 1atten Spthe hete
and who's % obviously got 1ays
intorests upperEnogt - his mind"
Spiko RroWled something. !.
"bsg pardeoI" dassow saad
pleasantly.
~Nothin9.
sHow Do you expece . .guy %
heie 0shed out Of the drink soaking
NET ana ~ fssgsd eut1" Spike
complained.
Harrow smiled
SPerfeetly true. But ye9 wete
pretty god q that No disgFaee.
Won know. Spike"
Spiko returned - Als silence and
his 7fayod cigar stub.
what a. you think Ryan, aar.
Pele considered . moment be9ors
spoakine. ITS IN up % Kay" h
narried. sShe's her own bose and
-AeA ~ -awkn