Eugene daily guard., August 13, 1910, Image 8

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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910
BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
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mind with this UiTUWStiuidlng rhaMt j ncrness. "Tuortr Tie said ng1y.
" . , .ji.,nt hu wr.!i.i her hands rest gently In his
(Chapter XXVII Continued.)
i ji u iliinl! so'" She shook
hencl hi ! utt. "I j'.mi't know. I know
so little if such things. You are rl?ht
IVe must take lilm the Jewels, but"
Her voice trallid off Into a sigh of
profound rierturljarlr-".
He (Jar:! 5;t meet her look.
With a Jur tl train started and be
gan to move more swiftly.
Klrkwood lifted the traveling bag to
bis knees.
"Don't forget," he Bald, with some
difficulty, "you're to stick by mo what
ever hnppens. You mustn't desert
me."
"You know," the girl reproved blin.
"I know, but there must be no mis
understanding. Don't worry. We'll
win out yet. I've a plan."
Glorious liar! Ho had not the glim
mering of a plan.
The englno panting, the train drew
In beneath the vast sounding dome of
the station to an accompaniment of
dull tliunderings and stopped Anally.
Hurried and Jostled, the girl cling
ing tightly to his arm lost they be sep
arated lu the crush, they came to the
ticket wicket Ilcyond the barrier
surged a sea of bats. Boncath any
one of these might lurk the maleficent
brain, the spying eyes, of Calendar or
one of his creatures. Beneath all of
them that he encountered Klrkwood
peered in fearful Inquiry.
Abruptly he caught the girl by the
arm and unceremoniously hurried her
toward a waiting hansom.
"Quick!" he begged her. "Jump right
In not an Instant to spare!"
She nodded brightly, Hps firm with
courage, eyes shining. -
"My father?"
"Yes." Klrkwood glanced back over
his shoulder. "He hasn't seen us yet
They've Just driven up.. Strykcr's
with him. They're getting down."
And to himself, "Oh, the devil!" cried
the panic stricken young mnn.
He drew back to let the girl precede
him into the cab. At the same time
he kept an eye on Calendar, whose
conveyance stood half the length of
the slatlon front away.
The fat adventurer bad finished pay
ing off the drlwr, standing on the
deck of the hansom. Strykcr was al
ready out, towering above the mass of
people and glaring about him with his
hawk keen vision. Oalondar bad start
ed to alight Ills foot was leaving the
tcp when Strykcr's glance singled out
their quarry. Instantly ho turned and
spoko to his confederate. Calendar
wheeled like a flash, peering eagerly
In the direction Indicated by the cap
tain's lndoz finger, tben, snapping In
structions to his driver, threw himself
heavily back on the seat. Stryker.
awkward on bis 'laud legs, stumbled
and fell In aa 111 calculated attempt to
hoist himself hastily back Into the
vehicle.
To tho delay thus occasioned alone
Klrkwood and Dorothy owed a respite
of freedom. Their hunsoiu was al
toady swinging down toward tho great
gates of the yard, tlie Aniorlcuu stand
ing to make tlie driver comprehend
the necessity for using tho utmost
speed In reaching the Craven street
address. The man proved both lutein
gent and obliging. Klrkwood hud bare
ly time to drop down beside the girl
ere tho cub wus swlitglng out Into the
Strand, to the peril of tit toje be
longing to a number of righteously In
dignant pedeotrkiiia.
lie turued lu tho seat, twfetlug his
nock to pceo through the auuill soar
window. "1 don't sea tbulr cab, he
announced. "But of course tUofre
after us. However, Craven street's
fust round the corner. If we got there
first I don't fancy Freddie Ualuun will
have a cordial reception fur our pur
suers. They most have beeu on watrh
at Onnnon street, and, ftndhuj we won
not corning In that way of course they
wore expecting us because of Hubbs'
wire they took cab lor Ohorlug doss.
Lucky for usor Is It hiekyT" be add
ed doubtfully to himself.
The hansom whipped round the ear
ner Into Craven street. Klrkwood
sprang up, grasping the Uaauute bag.
ruady to Jump tlie Instant they puUod
In toward Mrs. Halktm'a dwelling. But
as they drew near upon the address ho
drew bark with an eickunntlon of
amaseincnt.
Tlie house wns closed, showing
blank face to tho street blind drawn
close down In the windows, area gate
padlocked, an estate agent's board pro
jecting from above tlie doorway ad
vcrtlslug the property "to be k fur
nished."
Klrkwood looked hark, craning bis
neck round the side of the cab. iu the
moment another hausora was break.
Ing through tlie rank of humanity on
tlie, Strand crossing. He saw one or
two figures leap desperately from be
neath the horse's hoofs. Then tlie cab
hot out swiftly down the street.
The American stood tip again, catch
ing the cabby's eye.
"Drive onr tie cried excitedly.
"Don't stop! Drive as fast as you
dare!"
"Were to, strt"
Res that cab behind? Don't let It
catch us! Shn'f It off. loc It some
how, but for t" l"-o of heaven don't
let It catch us! I'll make It worth your
While. Do you understand?"
"Yes. sir." The driver looked brief
ly over his shoulder and lifted hl
whip. "Don't worry, rlr," he cried.
iy
entering Into the spirit of the gifrtie
with gratifying stem. "Rlinn't let 'em
over'aul you. sir Mind your Vad!"
And as Klrkwood ducked the whip
lash shot cut over the roof with a
crack like' the report of a pistol
Startled. Ihe horse leaped Indignantly
forward. Momentarily the cab seemed
to leave the (."round, then fettled down
to a paco that carried tlicm round tlie
Avenue theater and across Northum
berland avenue Into Whitehall place
apparently on a single wheel.
"Good little horse!" lie applauded.
A moment later ho was Indorsing
without reserve the generalship of
their cabby. The quick westward
turn that took them Into Whitehall,
over across from the Horse Guards.
likewise placed them In a pocket of
traffic. A practically Impregnable
press of vehicles closed In behind them
ere Calendar's conveyance could fol
low out of the side street
That the same conditions, but sllght-
modlfled, hemmed them In ahead
went for nothing In KIrkwood's estimation.
Good driver!" be approved heartily.
"He's got a head on his shoulders!"
Tho girl found her voice. "How,"
she demanded In a breath, face blank
with consternation "how did you
dare?"
"D.ire?" he echoed exultantly, and
In his veins excitement was running
like liquid Are. "What wouldn't 1
dare for you, Dorothy?"
"What have you not?" she amended
softly, adding, with a shade of timidity,
Philip"- ....
The long lashes swept up from her
cheeks, like clouds revealing stars, un
masking eyes radiant and brave to
meet his own. Then they fell, even
as her Hps drooped with disappoint
ment And she sighed, for he was
not leoklng. Manlike, hot with the
ardor of the chase, he was deaf and
blind to all else.
"1'vo got a scheme!" Klrkwood de
clared so explosively that she caught
her breath with the surprise of it.
There's Hie Pless. they know me
there, and my credit's good. When
we shako them off we can have tho
cabby take us to the hotel. I'll regis
ter and borrow from the management
enough to pay our way to Chiltern
and the tolls for a cable to New York.
I've a friend or two over home who
wouldn't lot mo want for a few miser
able pounds. So you see," he ex
plained boyishly, "we're at the end of
our troubles already P
She said something Inaudible, hold
ing her faeo averted. Ho bent nearer
to her, wondering. "I didn't under
stand," he suggested.
Still looking from him, "I sold you
were very good to me," she said la a
quavering whisper.
"Dorothy!" Without his knowledge
r Intention before the fact as In
stinctively as he made use of her given
name Intimately, his strong Angers
dropped nod closed upon the little
hand that lay beside him. "What Is
the matter, dear7" Ho leaned still
farther forward to poor Into her face
till glance met glance in the ending
and his rnelng pulses tightened with
sheer delight of the hnmld lmpplnras
In her glistening eyes. "Dorothy, child,
dou't worry so. No harm shall come
to yon. It's nil working out all work
ing out right. Only have a little faith
In me, and I'll make everything work
out right, Dorothy."
Gently she freed her fingers. "I
wasn't." she told him In a voice that
quivered between laughter and tears
"I wasn't worrying. I wns you
wouldn't understand. Doiit be afraid
I shall break down or or auythlug."
"I shant," he reassured her. "1
know you're not that sort Huskies,
yotrd have no eatoose. We're moving
along fatuously, That cobtiy knows
hie buetuess."
Past the houses of porUawont.
through Old Poloee yard, with tho ab
bey on their left, thoy swung away
Into Abingdon street, wheaee sadden
ly they dreed Into the mess of back
ways, great and moan, wMeh Hea to
the smith of Vwrorla. Donhrmg and
twtsttng. now thti way, now that, tho
driver tooted them throngs the Intri
cate heart of this labyrinth, loading
tin pninueM a donee that Ktrirwood
thought calculated to dWttertun and
shake off the pursuit, hi the Drat live
minutes,. Yet always, peering back
through the trttM ieopliole, be saw Oil
cnuafa cab petting doggedly In their
rear hundred yards beliuul, no
more, no lose hanging on with Indom
itable grit and determination.
Children cheered them on. and po
licemen turned to stare, doubting
whether they should Interfere. Min
utes rolled Into tens, measuring out
on hour, and still they hammered un.
hunted and hunters playing their giune
of hare and bounds through the high
ways and byways of those stuld and
aged quarter.
The sun was Tory low behind the
houses of the (tarrey side when Klrk
wood became awn re that their borne
wns flagging, though, as comparison
lotoriuluud, uo more so tbuu the one
behind.
In grave concern, the young msn
raised his hand, thrusting oiien the
trap In the roof. Immediately the
square of darkling sky was eclipsed
by tho cabby's face.
"Yesslrt"
"You bad better drive ss dtreenj as
you.cog to the Ucte' Vlns," Klrkwood
cancn up. "I'm afraid It's no use
pushing .vour horse like this."
"I'm sure of It. sir. 'K's a good 'oss,
'e Is, but 'e etiiu'l keep uoiu' forhevcr.
you know, sir."
Despondent recklessness tightened
KIrkwood's lips and kindled nu un
pleasant light In his eyes. lie touched
his shlo pocket. Calendar's revolver
was still there. Dorothy should wiu
away clear If If he swung for it.
Ho bent forward with the traveling
bag In his hands.
"We'll have to drop off in a minute.
The horse won't last.' They're hi the
same box. I'll undertake to stand 'cm
off for a bit. You take the bag and
run for It. Just as soon 03 I can con
vince them I'll follow, but If there's
any delay you call the first cab you see
and drive to tho Floss. I'll Join you
there."
He stood up, surveying the neigh
borhood. Behind him the girl lifted
her voice In protest.
"No, Philip, no! I won't leave yon."
He shook bis head In Bllent contra
diction, frowning, but not frowning
because of the girl's mutiny. He was
a little puzzled by a vague Impression.
The hansom wns traversing a street
In Old Brompten, a quaint, prim by
way lined' with dwellings singularly
old worldish even for London, He
seemed to know It subjectively, to
have retained a memory of it from an
other existence.
Calendar's cab was drawing peril
ously near, and be was debating
whether or not they should alight at
once and try to make a better pace
nfoot when tho decision was taken
wholly out of his hands.
Blindly sUiggerlng on, wilted with
weariness, the horse stumbled In tho
shafts and plunged forward on its
knees. Quick as tho driver was to pull
It up, with a cruel Jerk of the bits,
Klrkwood was caught unprepared.
Lurching agninst the dashboard, he
lost his footing, grasped frantically at
the unstable air and went over, bring
ing up in a sitting position In the gut
ter with a solid shock that Jarred his
very leolh.
For a moment dnsed, he sat there
blinking. By the time be got to bis
feet the girl stood beBlde him, ques
tlonlng him with keen solicitude.
"No," he gasped, "not hurt only
surprised. Walt."
Their cab bad come to a complete
standstill. Calendar's was no more
than twenty yards behind, and
Klrkwood caught sight of him the fat
adventurer wns In the act of lifting
himself ponderously out of the seat
Incontinently the young man turned
to the girl and forced the traveling bag
into her hands.
"Bun for it!" he begged her. "Don't
stop to argue. You promised run!
Ill come.
"PhlHpP she pleaded.
"Dorothy P he cried in torment.
I'erhniM It was bis unquestionable
distress that weakened her. Suddenly
she yielded, with whatever reason. He
was only hazily aware of the swish
of her skirts behind him. He bad no
time to look round and see that Bhe
got away safely, n had only eyes
and thoughts for Calendar and Stryker.
They were both afoot new and run
ning toward him, the one as awkward
as the ether, but neither yielding a Jot
of their malignant purpose. He hold
the ptrtare of K oddly graphic la his
memory for many a day thereafter.
To this mental pbotogrsjiii another
succeeds of the seme scene an Instant
krt. r, all as It bud been before, their
rriatrre positions nnrbanged save that
Stryker and Calendar had come to a
deed slop und that KIrkwood's right
oui wns lifted and extended, pointing
at the captain.
Bo forgetful of self was be that it
required a moswnt's thought to con
venes him that be was really responsi
ble for the abrupt transformation. In
credulously he realised that he bod
drawn Calendar's revolver and pulled
Stryker up short In mtdstrtle by the
mute lusnam of k as much as by his
hoarse cry of warning:
"Stryker, not another footP
With tills there chimed In Dorothy's
voice, tinging bell clear from a little
(lists nee:
"Philip!"
I.Ike a fleeh he wheeled to add yet
another picture to his mental gallery.
Perhaps twoecore feet up the side
walk a gate stood opeu. Just ouUido
It a man of tall and slender ngure, rig
ged out In a bbuirre costume constat
ing maluly of a flowered dressing
gown and slippers, was waiting In an
attitude of singular luipaxnirlty. With
in It. pausing with a foot lifted to the
doorstep, hag In hand, her head turned
as she looked bark, was Dorotliy.
As he comprehended these essential
details of the composition the man In
the flowered dressing gown raised a
hand, berktaitag to htm in a manner
as Imperative as his accompanying
words.
Klrkwood eboked on a laugh that
was half a son. "BrentwtckP be cried,
restoring the weapon to his pocket and
running toward his friend. "Of all
happy incidents.1"
"You may call it that retorted the
elder man, with a fleeting tIK as
Klrkwood slipped Inside the dooryard
"Come." he said; "let's get into the
house."
"Hut you saM I thought you wen
to Munich," stammered Klrkwood, and
so thoroughly Jmpr-OTitrd . was .hJ
ceptlons to the truth.
"I was detained by business," re
sponded Brentwlck briefly. HI' B,lze
weary and wistful behind bis glasses,
rested on the face of the girl on the
threshold of his home, and the faint,
sensitive flush of her face deepened.
He stopped and honored her with n
bow that for all his fantastical uttlre,
would have graced a beau of an earlier
decade. "Will you be pleased to en
ter?" lie suggested punctillcusly. My
house, such as It Is, Is quite at your
disposal. And," he added, wltn . a
glance over his shoulder, "I fancy inui
a word rr two may present uo
passed which you would hardly care
to hear."
Klrkwood lingered with his friend
upon tue uoor stoop, uiiemtur, i.
covered from his temporary consterna
tion, was already at the gate, bending
over It, fat lingers fumbling with the
latch, his round red face lined to tne
house, darkly working with chagrin.
From his threshold, watching mm
with a slight contraction of the eyes,
Brentwlck balled hiin in tones of cloy
ing courtesy:
"Do you wish to see me, sir."
The fat adventurer faltered Just
within the gateway. Then, with tru
culent swagger. "I want my daugh
ter!" he declared vociferously.
Brentwlck peered mildly over his
glasses, first at Calendar, then at Klrk
wood. His glance lingered a moment
' ' T'll T
"I want Tiiv dauflhteW
on the young man's honest eyes and
swung back to Calendar.
"My good man," he said, with sub
lime tolerance, "will you be pleased to
take yourself off to the devil If you
like? Or shall I take the trouble to
interest the police?"
He removed one fine and fragile
band from a pocket of the flowered
dressing gown long enough to Jerk It
significantly toward the nearer street
corner.
Thunderstruck, Calendar glanced
hastily In the indicated directum. A
blue coated bobby was to be seen ap
proaching with measured stride, dif
fusing upon the still evening air an
Impression of ineffably capable self
contentment
Calendar's fleshy Hps parted nnd
closed without a sound. He banged
the gate behind him and waddled off
to Join the captain, who already, with
praiseworthy native prudence, had
fallen back upon their cab.
Sullenly extracting money from his
pocket, he pnid oil bis driver and In
company with Stryker trudged In mo
rose silence down the street.
Brentwlck touched KIrkwood's arm
and drew him Into the house.
A:
CHAlTEn XXIX.
tho door closed Kh-kwood
swung Impulsively to Brcnt-
wkk with the brief, uneven
laugh of One drawn nerves.
Good God, sirP he cried. "You
dont know"
1 con surmise," Interrupted the
cider nun shrewdly.
Ton turned up In the nfcfc of time,
for all the world like
Harlequin popping through a stage
trap?"
"No no lnearnatim of the proti-
denoe that watches over children and
foots."
BrKulwkk dropped a eoltulng hand
upon bis Bboulder. Tour simile seems
singularly happy, Philip. Permit mfe
to suggest that you Join the child In
my study." Ho laughed quietly, with
a slight nod toward an open door at
the end of the hallway. Tor myself.
1 11 be with you In one moment"
palms while he led her to a chair.
"We can make ourselves easy now."
the sat down, nnd he released her
hands with a reluctance less tvldent
than actual. "If eve? I say another
word against my luck"
"Who," inquired the girl, lowering
her voice "who Is the geutlemun in
the flowered dressing downr
"Brentwlck-George Silvester Brent
wlck, an old frlena. l vo kuowu mm
for vears. ever since I came abroad.
Curiously enough, however, this Is the
first time I've ever beeu uere. i cuneu
once, but he wasn't ln-a few days ago
the day we met I thought tne ptace
looked familiar. Stupid of mol'
"Philip." said tlie girl, with a grave
face, but a shaking voice, "It was"
she laughed provoklngly "It was so
funny, Philip. I don't know why 1
ran wheu you told me to, but I did.
And while I ran 1 was conscious of
the front door hero opening and this
tall man In the flowered dressing
gown coming down to the gate as if
it were the most ordinary thing In
the world for him to stroll out dressed
that way In the evening. And he
opened the gate and bowed and said,
ever so pleasantly, 'Won't you come
lu, Miss Calendar?' "
;'Ho did!" exclaimed KirUwcod. "But
how"
"How can I say?" she expostulated.
"At all events, ho seemed to know me,
and when he ndded something about
calling you in, too he said 'Mf. Klrk
wood' I didn't hesitate."
"It's strange enough, surely, and for
tunate. Bless his heart!" said Klrk
wood.. And "Hum!" said Mr. Prentwlck
considerately, entering the study. He
had discarded the dressing gown and
was now In evening dress.
The girl rose. Klrkwood turned.
"Mr. Brentwlck" he began.
But Brentwlck begged his patience
with an eloquent gesture and rang the
bell.
A soft footed butler. Impassive as
Fate, matcrlallztd mysteriously lu the
doorway.
"You rang, sir? he interrupted frig
idly. "If any one should ask for me I'm
not nt home."
"Very good, sir."
"And If you should see n pair of dis
reputable scoundrels skulking In the
neighborhood, one short nnd stout, tlie
other tall and evidently a seafaring
man, let me know."
"Thank you, Blr." A moment later
the front door was heard to dose.
Brentwlck turned with a little bow
to the girl. "My dear MIs3 Calendar,'
he said, rubbing his thin, fine bands
"I am old enough, I trust to call you
such without offense please be seated,"
"Would you mind telling us how you
kmew" began Klrkwood anxiously
"Not In the least, my dear Philip. It
Is simple enough. I possess an Imagi
nation. From my bedroom window,
on the floor above, I happen to behold
two cabs racing down the street the
one doggedly pursuing the other. The
foremost stops, perforce of a fagged
horse. There alights a youug gentle
man looking, if you'll pardon me, un
commonly seedy. He Is followed by
a young lady, if she will pardon me,
with another little bow, "uncommonly
pretty,
Brentwlck removed his glasses, rub
bed them and blinked thoughtfully at
the girl. "My dear," he said suddenly.
with a peculiar tremor In his voice,
"you resemble your mother remarka
bly. Tut I should know! Time was
when I was one of hor most ardent
admirers,"
"You y-you knew my mother?" cried
Dorothy, profoundly moved.
DW I not know you at sight? My
doer, you ore your mother reincarnate
for the good of an unworthy world.
She was a very beautiful woman, my
dear,"
"But you will tell me"
"A number of Interesting things.
Mlsi Cnlendar, If youll be good eoouch
to let me choose the time. 1 beg you
m De patient with the Idlosyncraaiea of
on old man who moans no harm, who
has a reputation as an eooentrle to sus
tain before his servants. And now,"
said Brentwlck "now, my dear boy,
for the odveuture."
Klrkwood chuckled. Infected by his
host's genial humor. "How do yon
know"
"How can It be otherwise?" coun
tered Brentwlck, with a trace of asper
ity. "Am I to be denied my adven
ture? Sir, I refuse without equivoca
tion. Your very bearing breathes of
romanee. There must be on adventure
forthcoming, ThUlp; otherwise my dis
appointment will be bo acute that 1
shall be regretfully obliged seriously
to consider my right as a householder
to show you the door."
"But, Mr. Urentwick"
"Sit down, sir!" commanded Brent-
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A faint Indulgent smile lurking In I ' , ",e y0l,n5 mon- ud risen,
which his
hliu with
Bumnsp. nnnn
host advanced. Indicting
a lomr wiilfn f, ......
"Would you, Bir," he demanded, "again
expose this little lady to the machina
tions of that conwlent scoundrel whom
1 have Just had the pleasure of shoo
lng off my premises because you
choose to resent an old nam's rail-lery?"
apologise," Klrkwood hurnorod
the shadow of his white mustache, he
watched the young man wheel and
dart through the doorway. "Young
hearts!" be commented audibly and a
trace sadly. "Youth!"
Beyond the threshold of the study
Klrkwood paused, eager eyes search
ing Its somber shadows for a sign of
Dorothy.
By the fireplace, a little to one side,
she stood, one small root resting on
the brans fonder, her figure merging
Into the dusky background, her deli
cate benutv gaining m effect of elr
slvo nud eniereal mystery In the woe
lng and wnxlng ruddy glow unng
from the bedded coals.
"Oh, Philip!" She turned swiftly to
Klrkwood with extended hands und n
low, broken cry. "I'm so clad."
A trace of hysteria In her manner We ars closing out out business 1-U1
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wnrneu nun, ana ne caecitea nimsolf "vu uiiiruinuy j0r live
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investment of email ejfpltal. Grea
) American Importing Co., Ninth sreet
"I
hint.
"I accept the apology tn tho spirit
in which It w offewd, I repent, now
ior the adventure. Philip. If the sto--.-
loug, cprtonUae, Wo can con-
- dtnii uaore at our WrQ.,.-
(Continual next Saturday.)
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