sat betweea ths telegraph operator
"WhAt have I done?" he naked alm-
) and the telephone.
ply
"Where la Floyd T" ha casually
Both men were still unmasked, their
wondered.
prlvaoy of speech was secured by the
"Hallo, hallo—no, hold tha wire uproar around them. Stauton looked
What la It? Floyd? Oh. ha's gona to i grimly back.
> Coney Island.
Hallo, yaa—wrong ;
"Lied to me. Tou were not kept
numbar."
away from New York by work with
"To Coney Island! Tou sent him?" Green, or any other work, for the last
“He offered to go." Mr. Green two weeks.”
jerkily Imparted. "Please go to bed.
A tinge of scarlet streaked Floyd's
won’t you? Floyd can take care of pallor, he bent hla head.
himself. I should think, and he has
"Yes, I lied to you." he admitted,
had a two weeks' rest to ■et ready tor
Stanton's gauntleted hand closed on
this."
his wheel.
"What do you mean? He has been
"There was no need. Your time wm
working at the factory or with you your own, Floyd; I claimed no control
ever since we came back from Indian- over you. I don't know why you did It,
apo Ila."
to be rid of me for a while, I suppose,
In a nervous exasperation the assist­ but the reason doesn't matter. Last
ant manager whirled his chair around. night I thought a good many wild
"He had a two weeks’ vacation." he things about you. and your sister, but
reiterated crossly. "He told me that this morning I've got my grip again
he was going off by bluiself for a quiet No doubt you had all you could stand
rest. You don't have to know every­ of me. I'm not precisely lovable and
thing, Stanton. I fancy he needed a I would have understood If you had
rest after what you put him through Just told me so. But 1 will have no
out west, he asked me not to tell you friend I can't trust all the way. Get
vprnjbi UUX l'toa Boatta Mamu
about It Hello—454—“
in—we will finish this rnce. and part.”
a
Stanton paused for a moment, dumb,
Floyd raised his head and gave to
SYNOPSIS.
then turned on his heel and went out. the stern scrutiny his candid gray
He was so stunned and bitterly an­ eyes.
At the beginning of great automobile
race the mechanician of the
Mercury. gered that little red flecks danced be­
“Stanton, trust me all the way now.”
Stanton s machine, drops dead. Strange fore hfs vision. Floyd had lied to him.
youth. Jesse Floyd, volunteer», and is ac­
he appealed. "Can you do that? Can
cepted
In the rest during the twenty- systematically deceived him; In order you take my word that your friendship
four hour race Stanton meet« a stranger. to escape from his too pressing friend­
is the only thiug tn the world I want?
Kills Carlisle, who introduces herself. The
He remembered that If I deceived you. It was so I could be
Mercury wins
race.
Stanton
receives ship, no doubt.
Bowen from Mis® Carlisle, which he lg- the mechanician had always shrunk
here to race with you today. I will
norea Stanton meet* Miss Carlisle on a
train. They alight to take walk, and from his personal advances and only tell you afterward. I can't now."
train leaves
Stanton and Miss Carlisle
yielded to them under compulsion.
"You mean—"
follow in auto. Accident by- which Stan­
ton is hurt is mysterious. Floyd, at lunch Now he understood the letter which
Floyd held out hls hand.
with Stanton, tells of his boyhood. Stan­ he had received the previous night
"I've got everything badly mixed ut
ton again meets Miss Carlisle and thev
dine together
Stanton comes to track from Green, and Mr. Bailey's confused but it's clean to offer you. Stanton “
•lek, but mak.s race. They have acci­ answer to his question about Floyd.
As swiftly impulsive as hls condem­
dent. Floyd hurt, but not seriously. At
dinner Floyd tells Stanton of his twin He had been put off to be amused by nation was Stanton's movement as be
•tster Jessica
Stanton becomes very 11! Jessica, until Floyd was again ready
bent to give the clasp.
• nd lose» consciousness. On recovery, a
to use him In the plans for the Comet
t.is hotel Stanton receives invitation and
"All right,” he said curtly. "Get In;
factory. Jessica! Stanton stopped I ought to have given you a chance.”
visits Jessica. They go to theater togeth­
er. and meet Miss Carlisle. Stanton and short tn the dark hall.
Had
Jessica
»yfl meet again and taJk business
And as the other obeyed: "I didn't
They agree to operate automobile factory also deceived him? Was she too play-
mean to meet you as I did. an hour
•s partners. Floyd becomes suspicious of lpg a part In order to keep him 1n a
ago. anyhow; It slipped me.”
Miss Carlisle. Stanton again visits Jes­
sica. and they become fast friends Stan­ good humor? He struck his clenched
"They're signaling," warned Mr.
ton becomes suspicious of Miss Carlisle
hand
violently
against
the
wall
beside
Green, hurrying over. "Are you ready?
Just before important race tires needed
him.
for Stanton's car are delayed.
Both of you?"
"What’s that?" cried the affrighted
From hls place beside Stanton.
CHAPTER XI—(Continued).
Mr. Green, within the room. "Who—” Floyd turned a face of Incarnate sun­
“I ran against the wall. In the dark." shine to the assistant manager, a face
The assistant manager stared in a
reproach touched with hysteria. His Stanton called, his voice a little so changed In Its color and glow and
collar was wilted, his eye-glasses dan­ hoarse, but evenly controlled. "Good warmth that all who saw drew breath
gled by their cord.
night"
in sheer wonder.
“Good night. We'll fix things all
"Buy them? Buy enough racing
"We're ready." hfs lilting tone® A3-
tires Otting the Mercury to last you right, Stanton; you take a good sleep” sured. "Don’t worry."
"I
shall.
”
promised
the
driver.
for a three hundred mile road race,
Stanton laughed with him. fastenlng
He did not.
and get them here by to-morrow morn­
on the mask, and sent the Mercury
At seven o'clock, the next morning. rolling forward. The world was right
ing? What's the matter with you.
Mr. Green burst into the hotel dining­ once more, and life sane.
Stanton?”
"W'ell, since there Is nothing to do room where Stanton was at breakfast
It was an exquisite morning; wind-
"He's got them! They're coming.” less, cool, with happy little effects of
but eat. come to dinner, Floyd,” said
be rejoiced maniacally. "The car snowy cloud against a cobalt blue
the other.
“It isn’t dinner. It’s supper," cor­ wasn't at Brighton, but he located It sky. The October air waa a summer-
rected his mechanician. "This Is the ten miles farther over, on a siding. distilled cordial, an ethereal Intoxi­
country and you had your dinner at And he raised such a disturbance cant The racers had no time to no­
around the express people's ears that tice It, yet the effect was there. The
noon. But I’ll come, anyhow.”
At the table In the course of the they unloaded the tires then and there, speed made on the first laps was reo-
meal, a small tea pot was set before and rushed out two motor trucks to ord-breaklng.
cart them across to us. They’ll be
Etanton.
The brown or gray streak of road
here by eight and the race starts at ahead, the deadly turns, the treacher­
"Chocolate, sir,” he was apprised.
I have been up all night—an
nine,
"Why. you bad none at luncheon!"
ous smooth hill down whldh It was so
hour ago It looked as if you would easy to make speed and still more
The pompadoured waitress giggled.
to be withdrawn from the con-
"No. sir. But the gentleman sent a have
test for lack of a few sets of rubber easy to meet disaster—for the first
boy after some and came down and tires. That fool tire company!" He hour Stanton had no attention to spare
•aw the cook, and cook's that fond of wiped his forehead. “Don’t you want from these. Moreover, the spectators
nonsense, and she fifty-four next De­ to come out to the course, after you were massed over the course in many
cember—”
finish here? Floyd is due on the train places, recoiling just enough to leave
Stanton looked across into Floyd's which arrives in fifteen minutes, if he a lane for each car's passage, and so
mirthful gray eyes.
Isn’t smothered by the crowd. I never imposing another anxiety upon the
"I hadn’t anything better to do,” saw such a mob of people; they have drivers who knew the swerve of a foot
was the malicious explanation. “And been coming since dawn; all night, in must bring death to some one
"Car behind,' Floyd’s clear accents
I was afraid your nerves would go to fact, and they’re still coming.”
pieces If you didn't get your usual
"Yes." acquiesced the other un­ gave the familiar cautions, from time
drug and then you'd wreck us to-mor­ emotionally. His dark face gave an to time, “He's tryln’ to get us before
row."
the turn, The Atalanta’s head in the
dust"
“He’d coax a bird oft a tree, air,
The pace maintained was the fastest
tittered the departing maid.
at which the Mercury could b* held to
-’Give me your cup and have some,
the road. It waa Stanton's way to gain
Stanton briefly commanded.
the lead first w'hen possible, then
"Going to throw It at me, like you
keep a steady average regardless of
did that jug of water on the first night
hls rivals' spurts of speed; unless ths
we raced together?” teased his com­
race were too short to permit such
panion. obeying.
tactics or the contest too close. Now,
Stanton's head lifted slightly, the re-
at the end of the second hour Floyd
<ard In which he enveloped Floyd was
made the desired announcement, as
•lmost savage In Its leap of Intense
they shot past the grand stand and the
and tenacious passion. Such a glance
bulletin boards.
from man to woman would have been
"We re leadin’. The tires have been
a declaration, from man to man It waa
holdln’ fine—look out for them this
not a thing to be voiced. Floyd him-
round.”
self faltered before it, startled
Stanton moved his head affirmative­
pallor.
ly, hls narrowed eyes unswerving from
“You can throw it at me, If you
the line of course ahead. Heeding the
and square up,” was all Stanton said,
advice, he did take the turns mor*
and reached for the sugar-bowl with
carefully.
bls customary nonchalance.
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
"Thanks; It's boiling, I guest I
won’t,” Floyd acknowledged, But he Played Billiards With Three of Hito
Bird’s Nest In Mall Box.
Fellow Drivera.
did not look at the other, and his
Probably a bird’s nest In a rural
manner was troubled.
effect of bronzelike Immobility, his mall box Is a rare thing. If It has ever
The meal was ended and the even­ blue-black eyes held steel glints.
happened before, but out I d Oswe-
ing had commenced, when a telegram
“Well," the assistant manager re- gatchle a small bird haa taken posses­
came In from New York.
sumed, and paused.
sion of a mall box and has already
“Car marked Ruby Co. consigned to
The pompadoured waitress was built her nest and laid three eggs and
Mercury Co. Coney Island, left here leaning between them, placing a tear It looks as though she would complete
last night."
pot on the table.
her work of batching and rearing her
Mr. Green uttered a howl and felt
"Chocolate, sir,” she giggled.
young.
for the telephone.
Stanton pushed back his chair, then
The particular box picked out by
"They've shipped the car to Coney checked himself as sharply.
the bird Is one that Is in use dally and
Island Instead of to Long Branch,” he
“No,” he stated, and set the pot the mall carried never misses a stop
raged. "The tires must be out at the away from before him.
at this box. Mrs. Bird seems to enjoy
Beach track, or near It”
The movement was not violent, but the idea to have the mall carrier lift
“Don't telephone; send some one there was In It so much poorly re- the cover of the box and deposit the
out there to get them,” advised Stan­ strained force that the china vessel mall and will sit on her nest as uncon­
ton practically.
shattered upon striking the table and cerned as can be. The'mall box baa
“I’ve got to be here, and I can’t get all the fragrant brown liquid ran over been fixed so that t will not close en­
our New York men In time, now.”
the white cloth. The girl exclaimed In tirely so that the bird may complete
"Well, I'll go. then. Coney Island dismay. Mr. Green stared; Stanton th« task of rearing her young It «Is
has got to be raked fine and the tires only dropped a dollar-blll beside hla not known what kind of a bird this Is.
brought here as soon as they are plate and rose to go.
but It Is thought that It la a phebe,
found.”
"T am ready,” he signified.
being brown of color and about the
"You? You? Traveling and wear­
The Mercury camp was a scene of site of a sparrow and laying sky-blue
ing yourself out on the eve of a gruel­ animated preparation, twenty mlnutea eggs.—Watertown Correspondent New
ling race? No. Go to bed and get your later, when Floyd emerged from the Ixindon Day.
rest, please, Stanton. I’ll send some dense press of arriving spectators and
one."
Much Required of Physicians.
gained the lnclosure. The assistant
Stanton did not go to bed, but he manager almost received him In his
In Beloochlstan when a physician
went Into the hotel room across the arms, the rest of the force clustered gives a dose he la expected to par­
hall and played billiards with three around.
triumphant, take of a similar one himself as a
Gay, blithe,
of hfs fellow-drivers. He was less for­ here. If It wasn’t for you " he de- guarantee of his good faith Should
bidding, less caustic of speech than dared, once.
the patient die under hfs hands the
formerly. Floyd had taught him the
’Tm awfully bright,” Floyd agreed, relatives, though they rarely exercise
art of companionship. Before the but he did not smile.
It, have the right o. putting him to
game ended, the four players found
The machines were preparing to go death, unless a special agreement baa
themselves very good company and to their stations for the start, Stan­ been made for freeing him frost all
drank a good night In Apollinaria, to ton was in his seat at the wheel, when responsibility as to co; jequencss;
the landlord’s Bacehlo disgust.
Floyd came over, and leaning against whlls. If they should declds upon Im­
About ten o'clock. Stanton looked the car, looked up into the driver's molating him. ho Io expected to yield
to bls fats like a man.
into the apartment where Mr. Green face.
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Bright Realty Co. BORING-SANDY
STAGE LINE
MRS. T. BRIGHT
Foster Road
East of P. O.
THE BUILDING SEASON
IS HERE
Call and get our prices on
brick, cement, plaster, lime,
sand and gravel. We can
save you money. Our de­
livery is prompt and our
goods are the best.
We carry a full line of hay,
grain and feed. Let us
show you how to save a
dollar by buying right.
first-Class Livery and feed
Stables at Borlnq and Sandy
Herald $1 Yr
Try the
M c K inley & son Herald Office
For Job Work
Both Phones, Tabor 96s, Ixtcal 3112
! block east of Postoffice, Lenta
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