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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1930)
1U.U8TRATED FEATURE SECTION— March 8. IMO : ^ r ¿ '¿u; i t . HE DARK KNIGHT Rod t u fully at tils n w with U v huu*r "L isten R o d ." «be m urm ured gn u.tied r iv a l’s feet. In the fa in t fM ( o f Uw hard.*" I Hod «tUTrned mul arriu rd about girl by now. "W hy don t you let me sw iftly, " a bunch of us are row « to radiance o f the sm all Unlit w hich | to itrlk e K ^ fgtr, I.via broke In *i>- take you b a r k out to (toiden Arrow the Hwatnp Hut, a cabaret a fte r the 1 1 hum m ated the Interior of the h a n d « ' lnto dull an cer. Igrtly: “ Why l i f f i l r l " efVc rarUOmed. w'Ui m e?" he asked h a lf seriously, 'p a rty . I want you to go along Will iome m achine. Rod grin ned fa in tly -!■ »» « w ry I » • * * ' eluin*y, MU» • ) * , , dare you Inault m y gum t like (•olden Arrow . . . th at's a lovely yo u ?" | at L y la as Urn t ie flung him self fu - D u ran t." hr said gravely, "an d I hope | ( | l a t 7 How dare y o u !" Hlie turned nam e," tile giri mused Bhe laughed “ I ' J go anyw here with you," Rod rioualy In the c a r behind them a n d you will forgive me Itergle turned on him "B ig boy." arm pulled him out of the doors lo t these day» Ihouee where a group of L yla's guests he sneered rohlly, " I liear th at you I*leas* don't mind him — w hat he T h ey heard voice« ra ilin g her name, were waiting, with a furious K eggir Wild, barbaric m usic sw ept puV, are from M ontana I should advise said. Mr H errick," »lie begged as ttiry the leaped to her feet hastily. sulking In bark of them, satingly out to meet L y la 's p a rty you to go bark out there with IIIT walked down the broad steps Into I “ Oh my d ea r," she exclaim ed, "I'd O aily they tested L yla. and Rod, tliey entered the Sw am p H ut. ¡th e garden I com-ig-tch f..rg..itcn my i» r t y I t s and their swift, friendly banter made A wave o ' laughter »wept out a fter * probgbly time for everybody to go him feel a part of them . He grinned | them L yla felt the muscle» of Rod s home. V ’ h at will they think of m e t" ea*llv at their sallies, and to tally Ig- iCmmilm— 4 f > | t Ills ) arm swell and grow Into rock like j "Hecm» like I can 't do an ythin g nored Reggie s fierce glances, jhard ness. ¡but get you In trouble." Rod said j O nly those guests who were cab a- "l.u w terribly strong you m ust be." ruefully " I »liould have known brt- ret bound rem ained tn the house an d] j she flatt« red a» »lie sank gracefu lly j ter th an to have kept you out here j they were putting on hats and coats, j I into a wicker garden ch air Bhc w av- listening to my chatter all this time .* I "M ak e It snappy. L y la .” one of led Rod Into one beside her "Now | ' Even If I wanted to s ta y ? " L y la them called. " I t 's three P.O. now and please try to forget Reggie s rude- dem anded as they »trolled toward the we've go 1 to get along to the ole J ness." alir begged, "and tell me about house In the darkness she stumbled Hwamp H ut you know " c o n g a itlM l y o u rs e lf" again st him so th at for an Instant Em boldened by L y la a Invitation. I ----- c o ld In j "T h ere's nothing much to tell." he held her in his arm s to keep her which had seemed to him to be real- ttw c h e r t ! i Hod «ighed At least luitliing t h a t ' ffw n f,| j,n g Her nearness. her >y sincere. Rod braaenly took L y la 's | » n mi intcicM voii * fragran ce her softn ess thrilled him. » r "> ■ » u , , y * ent <,0* n steps W Vhe conim am lrd * "L ittle L y la ." he whispered. his tow ard the cars. R eggie slouched ;lowly at first, then with in c ira s - shyness com pletely gone. “ I do like sullen ly along on the other side o f Ulg freed'Ui as he sensed her Inter- you s o l" them. 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Hud told tier, lie had w ork ed w ith cattle, ridden horse», taken I tar l in roiiniluiia. and done m any uther »urh thing» iiertalning to ranch life. D uring tlu> winter hi» m other had made hint attend school in iiro krn Arrow, the nearest town, which was fifteen miles aaray. T hrough grade and high schools he related, lie had ridden on Ills Iln u r !o sill! from M l tool dr«|ilte lim in g b h u a id » and everything rise Ills m other s greatest drain- hr r s - ldall ed. had been to see him thor- uiighly educated Rhe had riled lust | as he was ready to en ter college two years previously 1 Although hi» fa th er had felt th at lie would be ot more service at home on Ih ranch th an at the .state U n i versity. Rod had Insisted that h r be allowed lo attend | On his tw rn ty-ftrst birthday, which had been a mouth ago hi- la th er had given him a letter left b\ his j m other with the provision that It be given him on the dav he attained manhood | T li letter had disclosed the horror of the lonrlv ranch life which R o d 1» mother ha«l »uttered uncom plaining- I ly t»tie begged him lo strlk r out for I him self, and not to allow Ills stern | fa th er to tie him to cattle raising j In the desolate range country "I'v e not been able to figure nut Just w hat she m ean t." Hod told Iter. I"b u l right or wrong I'm bound lo Irv i to do what site asked I lls voice grew w istful as he continued: "B u t i loti mat country it - Mg i softly, ;,r,d "ev i U er kr vuu "«* su much became crisp as they - Rod “*u,,,ur Her voice c helped ,u*x‘ L y la purrln* In. and clim bed in ; neared the a fte r her. alm ost stepping on his dls- / »# * lOO th a t P a in B a y e r T a b le ts A sp «n n __ ] I I each ft 1 D O S E; ¿t^ J ' bl' b ! | j | Q Linim ent 0 The f o y * $t Ne'v Yod¿ ll 7 H^5° r it » a m an's country Why you might to o r ih r m ountains tn the early m orn ing and at .»unset T h ey're - tlirv 'rr )usl swell And the air is clear and fresh — not like this aw fu l gasoline air In your to w n " ,le chuckled , aloud "B u t k»y. you ahoukl have heard my old m an cuss wlien I told (him I wa» com ing here to finish school He's tough, m y fatfier la. but i way down deep he's got a fine, big heart. 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