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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 30, 1936. a to th Pi H 11 Bl CI D. D. D C D. 1H tl 01 C P u fe'l lc "I lc Bl P ll M' Snow Leopard by CHRIS HAWTHORNE CHAI'TKR XXII Karen sprang to her leot, her litho youim body qulvoilng. her fare illumined ipiiler Its Kolden nlnilms of hair. Hr eyes bncsme Iridescent stars; bIio aceniod to melt away from flesh and change to ,8 being without aubatanca. "A homeland for the disinher ited!" she cried, "A hope for the hopeless! I)o you luugn at that?'' Tho captain- mouth fell open; the outburst bewildered lilui. Kar en Sire wa no longer a girl, no longer the coddled child of a Croe aua father. The new evangel seemed to have come to her sud denly as a vital message. To All jierson It had been the mere vap oring of a Luvantlne spell-binder. "Oh, come hack to earth!" ho expostulated. "All this stuff la Just simply the patter of a demagogue a mouthful of nothing. I think likely this fellow Whipple hus his hand in it." 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Kareu petiinl ed. 'Oh, thut'fi all fixed! It'a a twin the ffnU of October hy our calen dar, Iwbh lliau a m on ill away. Thut'M why J'm tvlliiiK yU Alexan dria won't he a sale place for a younje lady from now on. Pluming that Idea from your hend get off at Gibraltar and go home to your father. Hull ho worried about you." "Where la Mr. Whipple?" Karen linked uhritptly. "He hnnn't shown hltiutelf since we started." "And he won't until we reach Alexandria," Anderson replied. "Whipple liu a orders to keep close, to IiIh eluteroom. He has the choice of obeying or goliiB to the brlx. Ile'B a prisoner by ruquust or two KovermueutH I Ji it inn and Amertcun." The captain leaned over her He became Impressive. "You are lo be guarded night and day, sleep ing; and wakiiiK-" "I don't Been) to he In a very much better position than Mr. Whipple, do I?" "You are the ward of a sea lord that is, myself, it hurts me ter ribly to say tlilm Miss .Sire, hut my orders are plain. You are like a nrincen8 incog on hoard this ship, shielded from Intrusion, yet hampered In your own move ments." "A princess Incog!" Karen laughed. "Well, I'd rather he that desert queen leading those poor people you told mo about." Kuren'H Unlit vein deserted hsr instantly when Captain Anderson left her. Oeoffrey Whipple under arrest! Toole's doings, of course. I'udoubtedly, Whipple was on hoard to recover the precious parchments she had abstracted from his portfolio. lint if Captain Anderson thought, as apparently he did think, that she would submit to being cuned like a pigeon and sent home from (itbraltar he was vastly mistaken. The bulk of her funds, however, were in the purser's safe with the documents: the captain, no doubt. is now on display at Medical Arts Bldg. By C. W. Groves, Dealer Phone 385 This Bis 6-cubic-foot Model only $207.50 NO MORI lOTHIR tIMOVINO ICI cutis All trays have fleiiMe rohher grids. This means that colder, larger, dry ice cubes are instantly acccsihlc tlnr rvfrigrnrtor in stead of ai the kitchen sink! VIOITAILI CRISMt W 1 it a toy to ho a place like this to kerp vegetables fresh and crip! I;en wilted lettuce or iclcry pbte 1 in the Oisper quitkly regains freshness. A Handy Serving Tray Top. 110 ROOMY, IASY-SLIDINO tTORAOC DRAWIR The Vegetable Drawer. For storing foods that don't need refrigeration. Potatoes, onions, turnips and such things. Can'i stiik or fall out cither. Holds over a bushel. Iwotrid have the money transferred with her to a New York bound 'ship. 'IU story of th stiange prophet iwhtf aa .gathering followers for a ltftira lo southern Asia was not ! nivie botiy Uilo to frighten htr . away from Alexandria, Kareu felt. 1 iJid the captaiu suspect bad her I mi her told him by wireless that ah, be is If. was the mysterious sprit; of royalty who was to come out of nowhere and magically create a homeland for a disinherit ed people? What was the whole story con tained within those age-worn parchments? Only a part of the strolls had been deciphered by Abbe I terse re, her father's "spiri tual agent" in that strange land beyond the Himalayas. Kareu had expected to make her way quietly to the very spot de scribed In the ancient writings, to visit Abba Bergere on his lonely mountain and learn the whole truth from him. What then might befall reujuiucd iu Uie lap of the gods. But how was she to escape the net her father had flung across the Atlantic? Could she persuade him lo relent, now that Whipple wus safely in charge? Probably not, Suppose she managed to escttpe? but could she do without funds? Her father held the purse-stringy and he certainly would not finance this hoity-toity adventure of hers. In a stroll about tiie deck, Kareu Sire encountered Kinnuird Clark, the first officer. lurtng their slay in the roadstead he hud lingered below decks, keeping a look-out on three Greek deporLces. "You cun't tll when these fellows will pop overboard and swim for it," he ex plained. "Kugitives from justice nut u rally have no yearning for repatriation." lie round Miss Sire only mildly interested in this. "Wonder if 1 couldn't have Mr. Whipple for din ner?" she asked. "How will you have him boiled or roasted?" Clark laughed. "That fellow Is In my charge, too he's an international racketeer. I wouldn't permit him to sit at a table with you eveu It he had leg irons on him." " et he seemed to enjoy com plele liberty in New York." Clark became mysterious. "They got something on him since he uuarded this ship," he said cau tiously. "Ills valet is under deten tion with him." A shudow fell between them. A little bmwn man, with his light arm iu a sling, was stundlng a lew teet away. From the look on his face ho might have been a fiend paroled iroiu perdition for some mission that no mortal man could be found to undertake. "iacK aft and slay there!" snapped Clark. lite little man started away, bis head turning as if on a pivot to survey Karen Sire. Kveu in the brigiu sunlight some dark terror seemed to rudiate from him. 'Whipple's valet," said Clark when the fellow had disappeared. . Uiren Sire had been ready to nuiKe any reasonable concussion to Whipple If only lie would sutlsfy ber curiosity reg-arding the scroll's dtie had taken from his portfolio and why the unfortunate prince sacrificed his lite In an effort to get tU JeopaiU roue und the girdle. A partial translation of the documents had been made in French with all lis ilne-spun nu-niu-.es. never an easy tongue for her to Waaler. Aided hy u bl-lln- Clial diet iolllLIV slip ll lad ttlliliiiniMl io get the gist of some passages. in ner iockcu anu guarded room. Karen IMcked up the written re sults Of llni- llihnroil i.flro-iu lm found souio meaning und coher ence in mis : "And for the white pris oners who had become his paladins and Toughl under his banner ugalnst the Turks, Genghis Kban did give In fee simple the mountain walled valley of Hlia. that they inula keep pure the blond of their lathers and not mix with the .Mongol. For so great of heart was the Kiuperor of All Men that Jie yielded hack their pride of rune as a thing worthy lo be held sacred. And with their women they did niter this valley, driving herds of horses, of aases, of goats. . . ." Here followed what probably was an account of the upbuilding of a imstoral kiiiL'tlmn nvunwii.nr oer a period of two centuries. tvarens Icxlcnu yielded liitle io enlihicn her on this writing. In ll I. ll was only her g'merous in fusion of imagination that enabled her to give Muni to tli draf pas sage. Yet, another vagrant para graph bad not wholly rb.ded her uncertain grasp. Freely translated twtth abundant guessing and In terpretation! It read: "Thus the king, false lo the oath of his forebears.' did VERY AGEb IS MONTHS 99 P.-oof LOW bring back to Cue valleys cap tives of his forays. Ani there were Turku among them, and Fast Indians and Tartars. Their women did become con cubines of the whit meu in the Bira valley and they did beget a brood without pride of race, without houoiable tradition and lacking in v-aion for the future." It was this passuge that made Karen Sire'B heart stand still. It was light upon this Unit she hop ed to draw from Geoffrey Whipple in her ertort to have nim for din ner." Was she herself of the de spised origin? Again she stumbled ou through her painfully transcribed script: "And the absconding king did flee from the wrath of v those who yet had blue eyes und hair of gold and he did -mm B- BATTERYLESS , A 3 L S H,'t 1 ti'i iMM i 7-tube mantel. Illuminated : A;- 13 f tT I 1 l f tl4t i F 1 i ! I Nj Vl IWW' Movie Dial. 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The scroll was abundantly decorated with curlpus figures, among them and most frequently recurring) a snow leop ard, colored in. faded pigments. Here, Karen felt sura, lay the prophecy. Somewhere within this baJfling scroll dwelt the secret of her own ancestry. Whatever it contained was known to Brenda Whipple; It was known to Geof frey Whipple; It bad been known to Jura Hal; It was known to the lanatlcal rabble now gathering from the four corners of the earth to occupy Sim valley. Rut it was not known to her. Did her father know? Was he ashamed of it? Even In lier superficial study of anthropology at school, Karen had learned that much of this talk about "pure white stock" was his toric hokum. She knew the du Movie bious origin of many northern Eu ropean peoples. Further, she un derstood, that few actually know anything of their own grandpar ents. Why, then, bad she erected this bogey barrier against herself? 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