The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-02
las good friends q ever, and be no
longer seemed to disspprove Of Pete

q good friends q ever, and be no
longer seemed to disspprove Of Pete
since the kidnapping episode.
Spike let her in on . secret. ITS
. pretty good bet that Earls got
Nick Caspsr cornered," he said.
1.-THE boys have dug up enough dope
on him to railroad him any day now,
let alone this snatch game he tried.
Unless everything falls through, the
eoppers will have him in . day or
two and he'll 60 over for . nice.
long rest This guy, Earl, beats me.
That's been his ambition for q year
and his only regret is that he wasn't
able 70 swing It practically single.
At the house Kay noticed one new
development that surprised her. Ida
Campbell seemed suddenly to have
grown cold toward Harrow. When
ever Kay saw her she seemed to b
with Spike, and, % only another
girl could see, was playing up 70
him industriously Spike seemed 70
b enjoying It, tos. He had begun
70 strut and preen. And there, Kay
told herself, was the reason for his
concluding his gestures toward her:
he had directed his efforts in IN.
other direction. Like Boris War.
rem, Spike Winch was honest. He
knew what he wanted and he tried
70 get it. -. I'm actually beginning
g grow up, Kay told herself, and
I'm seeing things ct last @ they
really are. -.
Meanwhile, the publicity not WA
boiling. One tabloid printed . scanr
did camera" shot Of Earl and Kay
dancing at . night club, the columns
were buzzing with gossip about
Earl Harrows new pash with All
That Hsnyuh," and finally. . story
was released announcing that KAY
g; Owen. the beach beauty from Flor.
ia: who had saved Harrow's life
u the yacht fire, was not only "a
.red-head" who was his new
heart" but also . Rrade-A az.
atrical find" and was 20 b ~
star Of Harrows next show. the NJ.
est EFFORT Of the bohemian BoYia
Warren.
Boris had turned ovor tho ira
aet Of the play and Kay was study.
ing It carefully with Ben Leachin.
For the first time the fact that ~
~ Q % the star Of IN Earl Har.
tew Broadway production became
.oeolute!y real to her. And Il va
lrightening to think about, Her per.
sonai affairs, her relationship viii
the men In her life-nono 81 I'm
now: she had to make rood
Ana justify Harrow's faith "a her.
oCr1: Warren'A the expense, the
Punhcs expectation. Back Ri Day.
iona Beach. she knew. Keith PEA
sno the other members Of the Com.
mumty Players would 30 wstchins
tne papers and the theatrical NAG.
sMnes Tor reports Of progress. md
s1tef TIE opening she realised only
zoo well that every New York nam.
pspe! on the Daytona Beach nevs.
~ M you'd be sold at once to peo-
PP!e watching for the reviews. She
sao % make good: there Wa ma
sitetnattve; she had 70.
though she had little time now
g tnink about such things, she no.
oeed : change in Boris. His ~
s ga Eyes were sadder now than ~
nno Pc spoke scarcely . word 20 her.
~ ~ unc4nny; as Il he had sanaed
~ e.verything that had passed throush
. mind during the week. Sha ~
| |;i q glad. though, because 10
1Hea TINS strange young man .
!a reat deal and hated 70 have TO but
i hnH. words anything that mirht
=! rete, too, seemed to b silent and
o..sseleet, though probably Tor n.
osnef reason. She imagined that ha
ffeali;ed the dimcult job shs had "a Be- -
h tols ner and was remaining in "a
!oaekground and Keeping ia fesi.
inHs under control s much q 1 ncs-
s.D.e tnat she might have no inter.
b. e. H; !: y !: = 'ptly put h: 'Th.
Ito Be Continued)