The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 22, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. SERIAL STORY PEACE-SHE'S WONDERFUL BY ISABEL WAITT YBHTPnOAYt Draar Imtm Iki train," a plane, fllaa bark 1 aaa Prip aad Carols. Ilr andi farm, alalna- arer tba trark. Pvara kavaa aeaa1aK Oaaa ! at ralla Joaar. Aad hata Bat all k folf," Carola add. ' CHAPTER XI t, JJUT that could come later. Just f- now the one Idea was to catch i the train. It waited 20 minutes at a ' Wlnslow. Missing it, they would keep on to Flagstaff, the pilot said ' "Rhode and Mrs. King must be having kittens," Carole said, as they sailed away into the glory of . the sky. Denny heaved a great sigh, 1 "Nothing matters now. Peace' '; grandmother won't have to be told '", anything to worry her. I'm thank' ful the Warrens won't know, at .. any rate, until it's past history. .'. .. What I don't see is why you j What did you mean about Ogden' ' stealing?" He grinned Carole' hand. "Old he take something from you?" The pilot was pointing down. ward to the little station where Denny had telegraphed. Ant-like v creatures were waving at them. "Carole, you brave girll Kotlv ing I can ever say will tell you how grateful I am to you leaping , off the train like that to help my ' littla girl. You might have been killed I" His voice grew husky, and for a moment their eyes : clung. "Peace, what made you do ttr Run away from Mrs. King?" "Dont scold her," Carol i. begged. "She's been through , lot" "Me didnt run away," Peace declared. "Mr. Hogden packed away my porn copper. Then the train bumped." "But whafs that you're hold ing?" "I got It back - again. And Joany's not hurt a bit See? . Peace opened the wire lid. There lay the torpid turtle on a paper napkin. "Look, Uncle Denny. Peace lifted a corner of the nap - kin. "Joany's mattwessl Carole . says" "Mrs. King's option the whole ' (500. And her gold cigaret case. ' She's hunted everywhere for It a TJENNY whistled. "The old crook! Using a child's toy to bide bis loot I knew he was i.' faker. Doubt if he ever saw an oil well. Did he see you two were ten by the train? You can see an awful distance in this country. . ' And from that, road, I don't think be could help it" V "If he did he must have thought . va were a clumn of dewrt tfrnwth . 'At any rate, the car was a mere specie uy ine ume we train van ished. I hadn't examined the corn- . ; popper, Carole related, "and I . jyelled and waved like anything. ' was terrified for fear he would discover the substitution and come toacK. xnat s wny we mo." ' ' "Substitution?" ' "Yes. This smart little trick aw him packing her compopper." ' "With Joany in it" Peace inter- inipted. "Mr. Hogden had been iVivfna tlM fi milm and ,tu ha tlosted. I didn't know she was in ine porncopper iw " "He put Joany on top of the .. money so that any one discovering ,ui mmpopper woiua imnic 11 just cage for his pet turtle," Carole ;'vmt im "Hnlv Phm . i .. - ""J UWUCU ; she'd rather have her 'porncopper" uum uie dox ne a given ner when ine planned ms getaway. So, when lOffden vaent 1 nnfr I n .V.. i switched 'em. When he opens his hi ana nnas inai empty box !' "Won't he be mad!" Peace said I seriously. "Not to find little uoanyl" Denny chuckled. "Well, young ister, you've redeemed yourself. But I still don't see why, if you lhad your pesky pet, you had to let go ma, lungs nana when 1 told vou to ntnv Tie-lit thr " ' . "Hunting for Joan. Peace didn't ijuiuw bub was in tne compopper." "Mr. Hogden said she felled out liha vHnrinnr T imnf 4n 1 . T 'told the conductor Joany's losted. idui ne sam -johnny who?' " Peace ireminded him. "I told Mrs. King (too, but she Just kept crying, (Caleb! Caleb!'" ! The child's mimicry was perfect. Denny held her closer. How care- Jess he'd beenl If he'd been on the job, she would not have had time to be alone in Mr. Ogden's drawing room, long enough to Iswim the turtles and change the corn popper. How fortunate the (man hadn't seen the cage tucked lunder Peace's arm, when he ran Ifrom the train. ! "That car didn't meet him by (coincidence. He must have pre arranged for it with some con federate. If Mrs. King only knew1 Iher gangsters better" "See how dark it's getting. Like a blanket," Carole stared at the aky. "Oh, Denny, it'll haunt me to my dying day this little blue: figure suddenly popping up from, behind the sagebrush while II leaned over the rail of the obser vation car. When she wasn't with Mrs. King, I had a hunch." ! "Odd that the brakeman didn't laee her. Nor I. I'd have sworn' there wasn't a sign of life on that ether side of the train. I was sure ishe'd gone aboard with Mrs. King. Rhoda aaid " - 'THE name silenced him. Rhoda ' to whom he was flying. His fiancee. For a moment he wanted to tell the pilot to turn around and fly the other way. But there was Peace's grandmother, soon to meet the train in Los Angeles. And there was Hollywood, wait ing for Its star. The stars in the sky began to twinkle, and below an occasional cluster of dotted lights proclaimed a town, ' eon-HioHT. itao. NKA SSRVICC INC. Denny sighed. "Anyway, Carole," how naturally it came to him to call her by her first name "you'll get a lot of good out of this." She looked up at him. "What more could I want? With her safe, and and this unforgettable ride with you?" Bless her! "But the publicity. Movie stars thrive on it, don't they?" "I hate it," Carole replied quietly. "You do? I don't wonder the usual sort: 'MOVIE ACTRESS ROBBED OF $50,000 NECK LACE.' But this is different. This 4s heroism. "CAROLE LOVE LEAPS FROM TRAIN TO RES CUE CHILD LEFT ALONE IN THE DESERTI" Why, the public will eat it up. Witnesses will prove it wasn't faked. You'll make every front page in the country." "Oh, dear." Carole sighed, "I suppose I will. But I'll bet you a trip to Catalina I won't get the credit" "What do you mean? Peace saved the money for Mrs. King, but she's just a child. That was nothing to risking your life the way you did." "I don't mean Peace." 'I 'HE pilot broke in upon them: "Here we are! We've made it This is Winslow. A car will be waiting. They won't even have to hold the train." He set them down safely. "You folks were lucky." "Lucky in having you for a pilot old man." "That was nothing," the pilot aid. "Any of our men would have done the same. I meant it's all getting settled before night The desert's a mighty mean place at night Only safe place is the aky," A car sped them to the waiting train, now duo to stnrt in a mat ter of seconds. Waiting passengrrs, cramming steps and platforms, set up a cheer. Cameras clicked. Lights flashed. Carole was besieged. "I'm still betting,' she whis pered to Denny. "Are you?" 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