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By George Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester
Copyright. 1* 15. by S iH il P u U i . i i w
T H IR T E E N T H EPISODE
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Be hesitated a moment und nodded.
Then she bent her head, nnd Cuuuing
ham threw’ the string of peurls mound
CHATTER I
her beautiful white iieek,
O W N the street at a tearing pace
"I
think
I'll
have a cocktail,
I
■ came the family car o f the run please,” she said, turning suddenly to
W y
away bride's father nud mother, J Mrs. Russel,
Whv has no one offered
and in it with them were two o f her [me o n e t ”
friends and the deserted groom, his
Suddenly she whirled to the door, and
teeth gritting and his fists clinched as ; Cunningham was after her in a flash,
he saw these two scoutidrels bundle his
“ No, no! “
she la ughingly cried.
pretty June into the car and hurry in “ I'm going to surprise you. You must
utter her.
stay in here aud w a it.”
Just behind the family came an elec­
“ Not me, “ laughed Cunningham.
tric coupe driven by a sharp featured
“ Then I w o n ’t surprise y o u . " And
woman with a long nose and high arch she flounced into a chair with a pretty
cd brows, and as she saw’ this bold ab pout.
duction she shrieked and ran her car
“ Here. Cunningham," called the
into the eurb. Around the corner of young titan who had followed June,
the studio came bounding a handsome “ we want that surprise."
collie, which ran to the car, loudly
“ Sit down, Cunningham." said Hive,
barking. A woman with high cheek while he held back the portieres for
bones and accompanied by a tall police June to pass.
man. followed the dog. She dashed up
Halfway up the stairs June turned
to the limousine as it started and jump and found the eyes of the stalwart
ed upon the running board.
guard fixed steadfastly upon her. She
From a doorway on the opposite side smiled sweetly at him and beckoned.
of the street there sprang a short, wide
“ W h a t ’s your n am ef” and, folding
man with a thick stub o f a cigar in his her hands together, she beamed down
mouth, wno pursued the limousine, hop at the big lout.
ped upon the spare tires at the back of
“ Christian,” and he actually grin
the car and hung there. The woman ned.
on the running board opened the door
“ Well, Christian, now listen, “ and
of the limousine and forced her way she held up a warning finger.“ I want
in as they dashed around the corner.
you to help me play a little trick. Come
The luxurious limousine was speedier on and I ' l l show you.”
She turned
than its pursuers, but uot speedy and tripped lightly up the stairs.
enough entirely to lose the family car
Her silvery little laugh came ns she
with the deserted groom. It had gain ran lightly to the window and threw
ed sereval blocks' headway, however, it open. There was a tiny balcony out
when it turned a corner and stopped side which was entirely isolated and
abruptly in front o f a house where a quite high above the street.
vivacious brunette and a large blond
' ‘ Now, just stand out there,” sh% di
woman stood peering eagerly out o f the reeted, and he stepped obediently out.
window.
Only for an instant it
Gently she lowered the window.
paused. The door opened. Out o f it
“ I ' l l tell you what to do next,” she
sprang the white mustached man and laughed, nodded to him and turned the
drew after him the half fainting girl window lock; then she slid the steel
in the voluminous black cloak. He put fire shutters, which she had discovered
his arm around her and hurriedly forced in the window jnuib, and dropped their
her up the steps. The woman with the [ bolt in place.
high cheek bones darted after her.
On the bed were the coat and hat
The man with the black vandvke | which she had laid out. She grubbed
caught her by the arm and held her these up ntid then, with a quick glance
back. He spoke sharply to the driver, about her, closed her door softly from
who was the treacherous Scatti, and the outside and tiptoed down the stairs.
the limousine jerked forward just as Closing the door behind her with a
the door o f the house opened and the touch as soft as the breath o f summer,
beautiful girl was thrust inside.
June hurried lightly down the steps,
The black vandyked man talked ear­ crouching close to the stone wull.
nestly with the high cheek boned wo­
Then, casting over her shoulder one
man fo r an instant and gave her some glance, in which was all the agony of
money, hurried up the steps and let terror, she trusted to her heels and ran
himself in with a latchkey, while the up the street at top speed. As she
woman ran down to the basement door neared the corner she turned and look
and pushed past the servant who open ed back. The stalwart Christian, with
ed it.
his face to the window, was patiently
A t that moment the family car waiting for instructions.
swerved around the corner and flashed
by, still pursuing the luxurious limo-j-
C H A P T E R III.
sine. It had lost this scene o f alight
In the ornately decorated parlor Mrs.
ing through
having
stopped long Russel served the cocktails und started
enough to take on the handsome collie. upstairs with June’s. They stopped
So it was that beautiful June Warner her at the portieres.
came into the boarding house o f Mrs.
“ She’s not to be disturbed,” they nil
Russel.
told her in their different forms of
speech.
CHAPTER n.
June Warner had fled far away from
Far out on Broadway the luxurious that section, hurrying on and on as if
limousine, with the black curtains she eould not put enough distance be­
drawn and the bit o f filmy gauze flut­ tween herself and that hateful scene.
tering from the door, turned toward the She was in the more closely populated
river.
district now, on a street o f cheap shops
Ned Warner sat with gritted teeth and rickety tenements.
and clinched bands, never removing his
What was she to do n extf A sign
eyes from the fleeing limousine into at the foot of a dark, narrow stairway
which he had seen his lovely runaway caught her eye:
bride bundled by the scoundrelly G il­
“ Girls Wanted to Sew Pants.”
bert Blye. He was determined that this
Labor. Honest toil. Slight as might
time the chase should not end until he be the pay, was it not better, after all.
had his fingers clutched around the than the occupations in which she had
throat o f that dark, handsome man with suffered so much?
the black Vandyke and had strangled
An impossibly dirty man stood be­
him to death.
hind a long table on which were piled
hugh bundles tied in rough paper.
As Cunningham entered, June, afraid,
“ W e l l f ” he said gruffly.
called for Gilbert Blye, and he came
“ I would like to sew some pants, if
hurrying into the room, a scowl upon you please,” said June modestly.
his dark, handsome face.
“ W b a t f ” The man looked at her,
“ P lea se !” Please, Mr. B l y e ! ” beg astounded. “ You want to sew pa n ts f”
ged June.
“ Yes sir,” returned June.
“ Com e!” His low voice Bootbed her.
The man shrugged his shoulders.
“ You must lie down and rest for a few
“ You go over to that woman there,
moments, and I promise that no one and she’ll show you w h a t’s to be done
shall disturb you.”
He led her to a and how much deposit to pa y.”
He in
room.
dicated another table.
In the basement Marie stood with
When June went down the narrow
Gilbert Blye's money in her hand. She stairs she carried as heavy a bundle as
started for the door. She came back she could conveniently lift, and her
and started for the stairs. She turned scanty store of money was reduced to
again to the door, again to the stairs, a very small margin. Little as it was,
then stood and looked at Gilbert B l y e ’s however, she had yet to make a pur­
money, her high cheek bones white and chase. In the first little store she
indecision on her brow.
bought an inexpensive liftle plain black
L'phill and downhill rushed the black dress. She had less than a dollar when
curtained limousine with the Moore she stopped before a building to which
family car still in hot pursuit.
she had been directed. On the door post
The sharp featured woman with the o f the stairway was a sign, “ Rooms to
long nose and the high arched brows L e t . ”
rolled her electric coupe up to the door
June here engaged a mean little hall
of her own bouse and went into the bedroom from a dumpy landlady.
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parlor.
June closed her eyes. Suddenly she
Down Broadway tore the black cur­
sprang to her feet and, running to the tained limousine, the observed o f all ob­
door, placed the tilted back of a chair servers, for still attached to his cravat
beneath the knob; then she stood for and clamped to the tires so st iffly that
a moment in earnest thought. She he felt he would have to be pried o f f
walked slowly to the wardrobe and was Bill Wolf, faithful in spite of him
opened it. H alf a dozen pretty cos­ self. Not more than two blocks behind
tumes hung there. She was about came the family car.
hastily to bring down the least con­
spicuous o f these, and she chose instead
In the boarding house o f Mrs. Russel
one o f the most elaborate, an afternoon there was a frantic running to and fro
gown richly trimmed with fur. With and up and down stairs. Every room
feverish speed she donned this exquisite in the house was searched, and at last
garment, congratulating herself that it Orin Cunningham thought to investi­
fitted her beautifully.
gate why one o f the windows in the
As Blye started up the stair* he room which had been provided for June
stopped, surprised by the beautiful seemed darker behind its heavy hang
figure which emerged from a room and ings than the others. He found the
came down toward him with queenly fire shutters closed and opened them,
grace.
revealing the stalwart Christian frozen
“ Will you give me a cigarette, ly waiting on the isolated balcony to
please» ’ ’ she gayly requested o f him, be told hia further share in June’s
trick.
nnd he looked at her in astonishment.
“ Why— why, y e s ! ” he stammered.
There was a ring at the door bell. A
“ Whose dress am I w ea rin gf” June messenger boy, and he carried a bun­
cheerfully demanded.
dle. A stealthy figure slipped forward
“ I t 's mine,” said one o f the girls, into the hall.
jumping up from the side o f Cunning
“ No answer,” said the boy as he de­
ham and walking all around her. “ But livered the bundle.
honey, I ’m bound to say that it looks
Orin Cunningham took the bundle
better on you than it does on me.”
and passed it to Mrs. Russel. She tore
“ By George, y o u ’re a d rea m !” said it open and drew forth before the rev­
Orin Cunningham, and, with a sidelong elers the raiment in which they had
glance at Gilbert Blye, he walked across last seen the beautiful June. Orin Cun
to her, and from his pocket he drew a nigham stooped down, with an oath,
long white leather case eh sed with a and picked up something which had
golden clasp. He opened it, deew some­ fallen to the floor. The string of
thing from it and, his eyes sparkling, pearls! He stamped upon the floor in
rage.
held up a string of milk white pearls.
“ How about i t » ”
“ Stop that messenger b o y ! ” came
She flashed her large, lustrous eyes the cold, hard tones o f Gilbert Blye.
at him, and her rosy lips parted in a
“ Where did you get this bundle»”
smile; then she looked at Gilbert Blye. demanded Orin Cunningham.
The dumpy landlady knocked at the
door of June's little bedroom nnd stop
ped in profound astonishment when she i
entered.
“ Why, I hardly knew you,” said the j
landlady.' '
“ W l n r r ’s them fine clothes you
h ad»”
“ Thev did not belong to me,’ ’ June
said simply. “ I sent them aw ay.”
“ Oh, you did!
What about the neck
lace f ’ '
“ That was a gift whieh I could not
accept. ’ ’
“ Oh. you did! By the way, I for
got to get any rent from you. I always
get u week in advance.’ ’
June smiled wanly mid shook her
head. “ I mu sorry,” she said. ” l i
have no money.”
“ What! “ The dumpy landlady jump
ed to her feet. She was breathing so
hard that she wheeled. “ No money!
Young Indy, y o u ’ ll have to get o u t ! ”
“ Oh. n o ! ” pleaded June. “ Please. “ |
She turned for one lust word of ap |
peal, but the landlady's pitiless arm
was outstretched.
(T o be continued.)
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Summon r for Publication in Foreclosure
of Tax Lien
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
Fingal Hinds, Pla in tiff, vs. Addison
L Holmes and Alvin Brewer, Defend
ants.
To Addison I.. Holmes und Alvin
Brewer, the above named defendants:
In the Name o f the State o f Oregon:
You ure hereby notified that Fingal
Hinds, the holder of Certificate o f Dr
linqueney numbered 48« issued on the
4th day of October, ID 10, by the Tax
Collector o f the County of Lane, State
o f Oregon, for the amount o f Two and
10-100 ($2.10) Dollars, the same being
the amount then due and delinquent for
taxes for the year 1909 together with
penalty, interest and costs thereon upon
the real property assessed to you, of
which you are the owner a* appears of
record, situated in said County and
State, and particularly bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning
in Section 20 Twp. 20 South Range
3 West, 15 feet West of the Southeast
corner o f I). L. C. No. 50 run West
18.067 Chains, North 3.321 Chains, East
18.0«7 Chains, und South 3.321 Chains
to place o f beginning in Lane County,
Oregon.
You are further notified that said
Fingal Hinds has paid taxes on said
premises for prior or subsequent years
with the rate o f interest on said
amounts as follows:
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1908
1910
1911
1912
1913
March
March
March
March
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15,
15,
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1909
1911
1912
1913
1914
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The Boy hitched his trouser*
“ I a in ’t supposed to tell.”
“ How much did you get for uot tell
¡ . i g f ” demanded Mrs. Russel.
“ All she hud -70 cents.”
“ A h ' ” t'uiiuiughum thrust his hands
ill his pockets. Then he flushed as he
turned to Gilbert Blye.
Blye scowled, and there was a flush
o f temper on his dark, handsome face
us he thrust some money into the hand
of futiiiiiightiui.
“ H ere’s ♦2,”
said Orin. “ Now,
where did you get this b u n d le f"
Gilbert Hive, easting a gliinee at the j
slip, donned his hut mid coat, opened
the door and strode out on the steps.
The stealthy figu re whieh had crept i
along the hall suddenly darted out o f i
the door after the messenger bov and
hurried up the street with him. It w u s!
Marie.
Down the street there whizzed the
blaek curtained limousine. Blye hur
ried out to it ns it stopped nnd, with >
blazing impatience, called, “ Come on! “
Cunningham dashed from the house
and jumped into the limousine, while
Hive gave swift directions to his driver.
Around tho corner dashed the family
car of the Moores, and Ned Warner,
leaning tensely forward, gritted his I
teeth mid clinched Ins fists as the black
curtained limousine once more rounded
a corner.
Amount
A ID THE KIDNEYS.
Date Paid
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15
15
Said Addison L. Holmes us the owner
of the legal title o f the above described
property as the same appears o f record,
and each o f the other persons above
named are hereby further notified thnt
Fingal Hinds will apply to the Circuit
Court o f the County nnd State afore
said for a decree foreclosing the lien
against the property above described,
and mentioned in said certificate. And
you are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the first publi­
cation o f this summons exclusive o f the
day of said first publication, and de­
fend this action or pay the amount due
as above shown together with costs
and accrued interest and in case o f
your failure to do so, a decree will be
rendered foreclosing the lien o f snid
taxes nnd costs against the land nnd
premises above named.
This summons i* published by order
o f the Honorable G. F. Skip worth,
Judge o f the Circuit Court o f the State
of Oregon fo r the County o f Lane, and
said order was mnde nnd dated this 18th
day o f May, 11115, and the date o f the
first publication o f this summons is the
Ittk day o f May, 1915.
All process and papers in this pro­
ceeding may be serve«! upon the under­
signed residing within the State o f Ore­
gon, at the address hereafter mentioned.
j. m . D i m a
Attorney for the Pla in tiff.
Address: Eugene, Or.
May 19-July 14
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