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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922 * THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT I «ptrtta. I wtu try to be brave. Rrare. and stem. It was a right waged tn ‘ And tf we don’t live through the his own spirit, and It seemed to rend I night, my last remembrance will be him In twain. The whole Inane was clear tn his of your bravery—how you, Injured i and weak trout I om of blood, still re- mind at once. The cold hud deepened | membered to give u cheery word to In these hours of dawn, and he was slowly, steadily freezing to death. ! me." “I’m not badly Injured," he told Even now the blood flowed less swift 1 her gently. “Ami there are certain ly In his veins. Death Itself, in the I things thut have come clear to me moment, had lost all horror for him; lately. One of them is that except rather It was a thing of peace, of for you —throwing your own precious ease. All he had to do wus to lie i body between—1 wouldn't be hare at still. Just close his eyes—and soft I alL” shadows would drop over him. The fueling that they had They would drop over Linda too. trail grew upon them. On She lay still beside him; perhaps they halted to adjust the blanket« on the had already fallen, The war he had Author of saddle, and they listened for any waged so long and so relentlessly "The Voice of the Pack** Hounds Uiut might Indicate thut Simon would end In blissful calm, Outside was overtaking them. But ull they there was only snow and cold and heard wus tho soft rustle of the leaves ntustrationa by Irwin Myer* under the wind-blown snow. "Linda," he asked suddenly. "L hs -- It seem to you to be awfully cold?” Sin wafted a long Univ before she «poke. This was not the hour to SYNOPSIS make quick answers. On any decision might rest their success or failure. CHAPTEH L- At tlu. death of Ida foxter "I believe I can stand It—-a while father, Bruce Dunciui, tn in eastern olty. receives a mysterioua mesas»... amt by a longer,” she utiswered at lust. Mn floss, summoning bltu peremptorily "But I don't tlduk we'd better trj to southern Oregon—to meet ”Und«u’’ to. It's getting cold. Every hour It’s ..CHAt-’TKH n.—Bruce tuie vivid but trot- colder, and I seem to be getting weak fflng r»< oltectlons of hts childhood la on orpnanagc, before his adoption by New er. It Isn't u real wound, Linda—but ton Duncan, with tho girl Linda. tt seems to have knocks some »f my vitality out of tne, and I'm dreadfully CIIAPTIR in.—At hi« doBtlnatton. Tralrn lilnd, news that a nieMiatfe haâ tn need of rest I think we’d better «een »unt to Bruce le reoeived with try to ruuke a camp.' »» marked dim- by a man introduced ìlinon.” “And go on by morning light?' “Yea" ciuiti ■ HMivtns the V»]n. Bruco le ii at ilia apparent fa “But Simon might overtake minority V urroundlnga, though then." to nie knov. ios never F hs . ii tie-re "We must stay out of Hight of CHA ptgh . ■lient U) the inooHagn, trail. But somehow—I cun’t help Bruce mula» . ■y to Martin * b roe«- ötion ue to rea. -hin# ronde atoro, fin hope he won’t try to follow us Min. flOHH’ cubi such a night ns tills." CHAPTISIC VI -<jn tho wiry. -Binion" He ilriwv up tlie horse, mid they sternly warns him to give up bls a coot In the beat of the snow. "Don’t make ««Ml return East. Bruce rnfuooe any mlstnku about that, Bruce,” she CHAPTEIt VII.—Btrtt Boea. agwl and told lilrm “Iletneiriber, that unless he lunrm. welcome« hlr... with emotion. She niMiten« Mm on his w ty—<h«> unit nt “I’lno- overtakoH us before we come Into the Naedle Trail." prott-ctlon of the courts, his whole CllAITKlt VIII.—Thromrti u coimtrj light Is I oh L It doesn't alone mean At the First Gray of Dawn Bruce I paszlinsly farnllliir, llru>-e journey«, and nnd« hie childhood puiymata, Unita. loss of the eHtate—for which he would Opened His Eyes. risk hlH life Just as he has a dozen CHAJ'ri.H IX —The strl tells bin. <■* «Tronas Oomrnltt.-d by an enemy c!«j >n times It means defeat—a thing that wracking limbs and puln, only further her family, the iloeHea Lands occupied would come laird to Simon, ltetddes, conlllct with tireless enemies, only by the clan were eo.jen from the Tb» < and the family wlLh the exception ot lie's got u lire within him thut will struggle to tear his ugonlzed body to Aunt Elmira (Mrs flo»«) and In-naJf, ! keep him warm." pieces; mid the bitterness of defeat in wiped out by asmwrtnAtlon. Bruce'» f.o the end. lie saw bls chance« plain its "You mean- hatrisl?- ther. Matthew Ifalsi r, wuh one of tlm victims III» mother had R-d with Bru he lay beneath tbut gray sky. Even “Hatred. Nothing else." and Mi<ia. The slrl. while small, "But In spite of It we must make now, perhnps, .Simon was upon them, ta-en kidnaped from thn orphan in brought to the oiountalnii Ijnde'H fathoi camp. We’ll get off the trull If we're Only two little rille «hells remained had de.-dod hfa lands to Matthew FelKer. with which to combat him. ami he but Un- agreoment, whP II would . onfuts «till on it—and try to slip through tie the Uh. epomy «Miomy'H chilfn« rn tho property, hn» doubted that bls wounded arm would morrow You Hee whllt ’ H going to blip Do»* h lotit the title steady. There were pen If we kiH'p mi going this way?" hold tin- CHAPT1CH X. - Bruce’« mountain blooO "1 know that 1 feel a queer dreud weary, innumei lie mlleH between «Mponite to ita < all nf the blood-fund I er, and only the ter- them and any Und hiqHleSHIICSK " CHAJTJ0R XI A giant Ip-e, th,. Hon rllde, tru.’kle« is for< i;st lay between. "And that dread und hopelessness tinnì pine, tn front of Unna*e cabin, Then why nut lie still and let menu! to Bruce's exalted - ‘ ‘ Imagination ‘ "to i are Just uh much danger signals ns bo undeavorinir to oonvrv H me ■< j! flu sound of Hlmou's horse behind the curtains rail'/ This was an easy, uh It mentis flint the cold und the tranquil pn-shui ami heaven alone CHAPTFli XIL Bruco th tu out In •efinh ___ of a. r ipp» , r nturnvu ruuned rauuwuitj H- J.i- i , P snow und the ■ ferir un* getting (lie knew whut drri idlul mode of egress wltiieH® to tho tu i ,’ iti’nt Iwtwuan U ii U' k ■ better of us. Umili, It's il nice with would br bis if he rose to battle fur- mfh. r nnd Matthew Don’t misunderstand me or ther. All the u gunie ’ seemed on CïOU'TKK XV Hu! and I Mv«- vinti . death. the f«»i in« r*H trap« A iv ¡C '•a.u* lit In uiv, disbelieve me. it Isn't Hlmon alone one h ill*. bi (I .- . '.’♦•r H by the lvl!b I >!»• Í» t'i d Ut But high und it's the cold < and thè show and I hla/oAHb thp bmb' Htrlkit« down Hii<1-->fi ! Uow Dr-. <>. on bin >vit to Tin «bum, «hoot® mi <1 Un1 fear. The thing to rio I h to moke bttruei I the Indo wo nidti t.b«' Kilb i »tri-, nut hirn iroin ,14b camp, keep us warm as we euri Ih our spirit, To rise, vli-tbn HU'!'K>n, Imrning í<r* • * h bb’n on. .- Sever to y Uty, trb'H U> tfli him ti*< hhlhot pl »• •<» of blankets, and push on In thè moni th« HgT".’tnt nt. Lut b'iith Hiirnm ->w« him. Ing. It's two full day's ride, golng uboi e decreed ! CHA!T*ait XV i Hlmon. b- Ikovtng Km fust, the best we cun g<> und God as the pines th th«* dorunwnt I» r.atjOHtUud. knows what know vh« will happen before thè Inmit u lay» phu .. i<> tr.«p him In this man roe end." CHA»*riCK XVII.-Dav.’ -bwMrvrt "Then turn off tho trull, Bruc«,” his iimsile. Ilki anti ' unt 1’ndrn frotri tlo’ir honuK lie rllook off (III mists et the the girl told hitn. tnan ¡n*uh.< I o -Li « <1 i- *tn»ak >' by t> •• i» 1 u ii . i' I !" mi*» •»»«r In his b nln Quickly he knelt by I.In "1 don ’ t know that we ’ re even on beer ini r. tl l>y î»itve, t.i! itf lu t du and shook her sh< ulders in his munii uftrtt » t'uiub biti'i. << the the trull." penu’. Linda !<»;iv » them al<»n< “Turn off, anywuy. As lung uh we hands. She opened her eyes "Get up, Linda, he said gently. nru'e stay together- It d< M'MIt'f nunter ” CftAlTll» XVil! Uxiviri.InH find* i pr* Hiiri .iibiy t • n IJ .<L« i. trü- “W have to go on." Sho sjHiku very quietly he TH»!« In# him wh® hu* t»*< n klthmped by th« Slie started to .bject, but a messngi Turn’ rs felt u strange thing A warmth which In his .-y'es kept her from it. Ull even that growing, terrible cold could CJI ki’TI’.R x.rx Bruce, rail® into 9, own spirit went Into her He helped mon'« trni» an I nuulo j*rlH<»n«»r not trnnsceud swept over Idm For her to her fis't. her arms hud crept out under Ills C’UAT'l l’li XX -< li.o-Ktn« Itn «•’” ‘‘Help me loll the blunketa,” he coin attemptbiM u« i« i>«*n th«- biotti fvu«L i « urniH und enclrcleil his greut brwist. «•Inn «»fb'Y »1 m«H’k Trini. «Incide® to u nv® munded. "and take out enough food then pressed with h II In r gentle hill., buund In a pasturo Ji tho dpot for brviikfiist. Wu can't stop to eat Avhrr® the Killer had «lain and half «*íit«'i strength. It here. 1 think we're In sight of a calf th«» nlaht boforo. Th®y l«x»k for No word of <qi<s>iirugi-ment, no the rvturn «if the «rla-tly and the pmtmble the multi trull : whether we can find ■laytntf of Bruno oy th** lUitmid cheery axprrasloti <>f ho|a> could have tt—In the snow—1 don't know, meant so much Not defeat, not even must get further Into the CTIAFTHH XTH-A r<nnt1o rrUaty. thickets fenenvn ua thu Killer. U tho terror or (lie the long darkness of death Itself could <b-lnify, be<Mtuar of nV »tie and f®ro<'1ty for* we «top u> eat." iqipall him now. All that ho had gl' They were strung* figures In CHAFTTCH XÎV Bave Turner. ®ent by flmon. bribe« llu-lnon t«> aw.’nr falaeLy en and suffered and endtiri-d. all the snow flurries ns they went to work to oonoerntna the tucrveinent. If brvufht to mighty effort that he hud made tmd roll the blanket« Into u comiaict light, he knowing It® vcn«*real«outa In un Instant been «hewn tn Ito true bundle The food Slie hud taken from light, a thing worth while, n Nicritlci* CITAI**”*!14 H7* -I*««'«, helriiee*. «wait« their stores for breakfast he thrust utoned for and redeemed. arrival of the alitar nn.l rfoatn into the ¡HH'ki-t of bls coat; the rest, They heuded off Into tlu1 thickets, with the blankets, she tied swiftly on CHAPTER XXll Hln>.m tnuk.v. Unita an offer >f nrarrtaao The girl rufuwe. blindly, letting the horn«' chocan the the horse Ttiey tinfnstened the anb tellina Min aho lov.» lire« Fura«. 4. way I l;ey felt him turn to avoid nin! und for n moment she stood hold the man brutally atrlkea b< r, ami I. n oh The girl la .«»nrt.lont he will go to Bruce, soim> object tn his imth snldently a ing the reins while Bruce crop» back arid al.** tallow» him fallen tn«» «ml they mounted a slight ou the htltaldo to look for tho trull ridge nr rlsa TTicn th«-y felt tte w<q Ttie anew rwc|>t round them, und touch <>f fir brunchi* against thulr they felt the lowering menace of the check* Cold. And lit that Instant those dread Itrnre iffoix««? the hor*’ utul both spirits thid rub. the wtlderneea, Jeal- dlmniHinteri J'oth of them knew that ou« then and J*aJ >na still of the to- twiner tho dn>.*dng limbs of the tree tansl'Mi ilealt ttin^ n final they would tln<l ut least until the <1<%dly uni«'« ’.aqs-tual compsnittve shelter Its wq*;«>n was hist n **H V-a ' ■’ fror io storm lleiv. rolled In their crash In a distant thicket ^r>.. tihu. they mtgbi | hism tho refliuin- pung.-nt nieaaagw . mi the «fhi that A t of the nlgtit hours. their human eens,^ were uan Miuit to Brace tl<«1 the home, tuid th»1 girl recelva. tauw <*>.«, irty Mqfted unroll.st the hlnnkotM But she did loudly, then reurmd up Bruce sffw as not lay thorn together to make a rude In ti tragic dream fjie gtrt «rruggl.i to bed and the 4!. tau» of I'oaventloii hold him; tie anw !W pulkal down tie at y lufl oothlug wJuA'v.n to do with to the snow and the ictu Frsun It If A* hH mArft mA’ wnrmtli ixmld have her bun,I Then the HiUnul pltiAged. *• lot bean a. tU'.ved t»y II, the«' t«jv would wheeled urrd ra -.st at top HpMd away Inin eld« by side thn>n*i Into thu snow tlurrlea Amw terror bonrs ta<wi*«i tho «am« *111 tbut *,- yet they .-nld not nuiue hud <ne kt ••*. hoVTiwv’r. that wore Iffokei their ctaitrwl of him and In i * i »artuth -»»old ha st"M«*vvd If .»icfl id Instant taken from them this one last 1 tiHik a blanket and roll.st up In hope <>t safety. thus they would got two thick CHAPTER XIX ne«MW Instead .if one ami no openings ■" admit th«’ froaurtng air. Wb.u this .ins douc ihny lay aide by aide, e<n- Bruce «ailed over u- Mix’*., widt ■u'rlng the last atom <»f warmth h's In ’he snow on her kn.es It w»s llie night hour« were drrery and <i«»t an Intentional pretura I She ha<1 the laungtng ig ll.e rain beat Into th* limbs ta-.-n 1er!, ttaxo, and «ometlnus U slftci bvtwx tun rd remptetc* l ,4 bar slight througtk At the first gray of <ta«n ly itawx fit* then Iwv Brace ..tuned Ida eyesh figure ta « rwtv ■retires 'T's Jnmms had beva trfluhl««! and daatwA h dtK.u: her if trnt gn hut the reality to which he -ptha IV ak'sesl gave him no aenw of relief, a y in the «now v fovg'd a I'ttle lMtttl<\ lying there iu- Hr,fire uad «he lonk.al «« If «he «er* rater the «now-cuvarad limbs *f tl in an attitude of pray«*. dr trm lUx-uuta It was one tn arid. Ils cato* rather «lowly, «nd he ewe | * Mo nr* were oxehrngnd, m 'Wiii'x ••1. and no tntw.lre relied In- •*> sci'lcd • 111’1«. Aiid she r’lW b’U> « 1 • it we* no leas a fruttta lying WutL strange little smile In return. The Strength of the Pines ss By Edison Marshall £ “We’re down to eases at last," he were lowered; breldes. It was never the said, with a rather startling quiet grizzly way to seureh the branches of A HOME PRODUCT ness of tone. “You see what it a tree. The wind blew the message that he might have read clearly In the means 'f 1 opposite direction. She suw him walk She nodded, then got to her feet. “We can walk out. If wo are let | slowly across the snow, head low- alone and given time; It Isn't tbut 1 ered. a huge gray ghost In the snow we are obliged to have the horse But 1 flurries not one hundred feet distant our blutAets are on Its buck, mid this 1 Then she «aw him pause, with lowered I storm Is steadily becoming a blizzard. head. In the little second before the truth And you see— time Is one thing that we don’t Luve. No human beftg cun reme to her, the bear had already stand this cold for long unprotected." turned. Bruce'B trucks were some “And we cun’t keep going keep what dimmed by the snow, but the Killer Interpreted them truly. She warm by walking?" y ATTE IN TILLAMOOK FOR TILLAMOOK PEOPLE. His answer was to take out IH b saw too late that he had crossed them, knife and put the point of the steel to read their message, awl now had CARRIED AT THE FOLLOWING t his thumb nalL His eyes strained, turned Into the clouds of snow to trace GROCERIES then looked up. “A little way," he an them down. For an Instant she gazed at him In swered, "but we can't keep our main THE SATISFACTION STORE directions. The sun doesn’t even cast speechless horror; and already the CONOVER & CONOVER a shadow on my nail to show us Humes had almost obscured bls gray BURGE GROCERY which Ls west We could keep up u ' figure. Desperately she tried to call while, perhaps, but there Is no end to ’ his attention from the trucks. She HONEY & HEUSSER this wilderness and at noon or to called, then she rustled the branches PATRONIZING HOME INDUSTRY IS ONE WAY TO CUT night—the result would be the same." as loudly as she could. But the noise of the wind obscured what sound she “It means—the end?” DOWN TAXES “If I can't catch the horse. I'm go made, and the bear wus alreudy too ing now. If we can regain the blan absorbed In the hunt to turn und see III kets—by getting In rille range of the her. As always, tn the nearing pres horse—we might make some sort of ence of a foe, his rage grew utsm him. shelter In the snow and Inst out until Sobbing, Linda swung down from we cun see <>ur wuy und get our bear the tree. She hud no conscious plan ings. You don’t know of uny shelter— of aid to her lover. She only had a uny cave or cubln where we might blind Instinct to seek him, to try to build a fire?" warn him of his danger, and at least “No. There are some In the hills, to be with Idin nt the death The great but we enn’t see our way to find them." trucks of the Killer, seemingly almost “I know. I should huve thought of as long as her own arm. made a plain PORTLAND—TILLAMOOK tbut And you see, we can't build a trail for her to follow. She too struck fire here—everything Is wet, and the off Into the storm-swept canyon. Two Trucks Daily snow Is beginning to whirl so we • •••♦•• couldn’t keep It going. If we should Ami the forest gods who dwell some Special rates on household goods and bulky commodities. stagger on ull day In this storm and where in the region where the pine this snow, we couldn't endure the tops taper Into the sky, and who pull night." He smiled ugaln. “And 1 want the strings thut drop and raise the John Mathers, Agt. Rate : 55c per hundred you to climb a tree—und stay there— curtain anil work the puppets that are until I come back.” the players of tho wilderness dramus, «rooeoooc3&a0sosotx>9co&Qi0009oseoooooooooeooooQMQggl She looked at him dully, "What's saw a chance for a great and tragic the use, Bruce? You won’t come Jest In this strange chase over the back. You'll chase the thing until you snow. The destlnh's of Bruce, Linda die—I know you. You don't know and the Killer were already converg when to give up. And if you want ing on this trail that all three followed tc come back—you couldn't find the —the path that the runaway horse way. ] I’m going with you.” made In the Bnow. Only one of the ’’Na” Once more she started to greut forces of the war that hafi been disobey, but the grave displeasure In waged at Trail's End was lacking, and his eyes restrained her. “It's going to now he came also. take all my strength to fight through Simon Turner hud ridden late Into that snow- •I must go fast—und may the tdghf and from before dawn; with be life and death will huve to depend remorseless fury lie had goaded on on your strength ut the end of the bls extinusied horse, he had driven trail. You «must save It the little him with unpitylng strength through you have left Since I must take coverts, over great rocks, down Into the rifle—to shoot the hor if I can't rocky canyons In search nf Brace mid i catch him—you must climb u tree Linda, und now, us the dawn broke, I You know why.’ ho thought that he had found them. "Partly to hide from Simon if he He had suddenly come upon the tracks of Brace's horse In tin- snow. comes this way. And partly If he hud eneountered them further "Because there’s Seim da: ger In that thicket beyond!” he Interrupted hack, when the aniinnl tmd been run- nlng wildly, he might have guessed ■ her. "i'he horde's terror was real besides, you heard the sound. It might the truth und rejoiced, No man would attempt to rille a horse at a gallop I be only u puma. But It ml through that trallless stretch But nt the Killer. Swing your struggle ull you can to ke the point he found the tracks most of flawing. I won't be, gone the horse s terror hail bi n spent, and It was walking leisurely, sometimes He started to go. und lowering Its head to crop off the shrub with outstretched bery. 'Hie trail was comparatively « fresh, too; or else the fast-falling snow would have ulready obscured It lie thought that his hour of triumph was near. But It had come none too soon. And Slinnn—out of passion-filled eyes— looked and saw that It would likely bring death with It. He realized his position fully, Thu storm whs steadily developing Into one of those terrible mountain bllz- I zards In which, without shelter, . no human being might live. He was fur from his home, he had no blanlyets, and he could not find his way. Yet he would not have turned back If he could. Tin- securing of the document by which Bruce could take the great estutes from him was only a trifle now He believed wholly within his own soul that tho wilderness- without his aid—would do his work of hatred for him; and that by no conceivable clr cumstanei-s could Bruce ami Linda find shelter from tho blizzard and live through the day. He could find their bodies In tho spring If ho by any J lfty two thousand five hundred children of Loe An chance osciuhm I himself, and take the geles were questioned as to the amount of milk they Ross-Folger agreement frotn them neumed dally, their ages were recorded and heights But It was not enough. He wanted th' obtained. The heights and weights of also to do th«- work of destruction. tnese children were compared on the baata of their “Oh. Brere,* She Cried, “Come Back Even his own death—If It were only «TrrHnptli>D ot 111(1 tlxe figures revealed tte Boon—Soon. Don’t Leave Me to DU delayed until his vengeance was „ fact thAt in every age, without exception, the AfofK* wreaked—could not mutter Dow. In mu8-us.ng children were taller and weighed more than all the ancient strife and fury and' Îhî 2?,!t‘C1Uk ,wfnit «hUdren. h . wae also found thsl Brnivv' stu- crtisl “rome beett soon ce««eleM war of the wild through ... . n ’being children made more rapid progress i® —&<n’t leave too tn die alona. • hlch he had come, there was rm pa«- •À, ^n^,es' In «ery grade the mllk-xwtng nhlldr® Tm not strong enough tor that—" *U>n to «■qual thia The Killer was con- Ar 81!ârlly yobbger than the non-mllk using cbl> He whirled, took two pares buck, tent to let tho wolf kfll the fawr. for ‘ , 6 rn^1' ,hilng children g-alaed on the average and his urms went about her He had him. The cougar will ttrti from its -.-s years on tàe non.ralUc children, from the h>rgotten hts Injury long shire He warm, newly slain prey, tn which its klndetwarten to the eighth grade. kissed he* cool 11(1* and smiled tntc white fangs have already dipped, at her i-yre Th« nt onre the flurries the sight of some great danger in the CHILD SHOULD HAVE A QUART OF RAW hid Mm. thicket* But Sitton could not turn. ~ n LK daily . ORDTP. GOLDEN ROD DAIRY CLAR The gtrt Climbed up Into th« l»-nth lowered Its -wings np<m him as IFIED MILK brunetM* of n fir trre In the thicket well as uihhi his .memy, yet the fire In twysaid a greut gray fortn tacked back his heart and the fury in Ms brain and forth, trying to loot* a scent that shut out all thought of tt. a aerend bufer-e he hud tAUcht but Ho sprang off his horse better dimly and had lost It wni the Killer examine the track* and than rtooA and bl* t«ut>er was lost h»og ux<* In half b«mt over, tn the mow. Qyu wtdrUug snow ••*••»• Ills «i gvr was ifon him, partly frott Bruce Fotgct tewled «wtftty ttp the thu discomfort .if the storm, parti) trail that his runaway hors-- had from the renstant, gnnWng psiln o: made, It fa- thonghh b,tj last three bullet wound« In his tu'werfu effort, and he gave htg fau «trenirth doth Phones Erwin Harrison, b-aly Besides, tie n-ult(*«l the pre# tn tt B *-:iken<a1 as he wus by the i-neo ef Id* old amt greatest en< qr— CT>ld and tl*- wwnd. be could not haiv tl<*e «tall, slight tonus that hue made beadway ut all gsrept far th# er.- mu si htm many U hm - h . that hue f-irt that th« <rtnd was behind hltik ■nun« him will I llu.fr búllala ant rte- nu-w exo« fell faster, tn it«W w hose wr.1 n. «« be had learned, fi.io. .mi the track timr.uxi ow-r« And then nil at rere he caugh ! '.'•«*. Ih was a Ire’ng get». Tre otnre; Mari Ban» p!(U the Hee.rt plain JI# lurched forward rt’W n.-t only by the tm« that bud ■’«■wind Flixe rntabesl ag-di through the ‘'rust-., ar trrod tn the thick.* but by tte ever P O. Bax 19Î «railed oct into the «now-ev.ept ope: • '«sirs wtad a« w«n. the ^5^, tAnda saw his ragne outline, and a • rm rimrer tn n - "wraltea. first rhe hung perfectly laottor.bss hoping to etkape bia gnn\ She ten teirr tMMtf tt red hl. p(nn * taw told n«my timer« that grt.- attaint* to stex* tha creature on tf.gM rennot cilnib. yvt she had or d.slrt ratlw ’tax try h. ,-nfcfc tt rbey -:>SHHARDT. Fran. to see Idin raging below her. reachloy cx cld m* <o forward, anyway, a« ¡on« pua»!bly trying to shake her from th< w the bUrreird lasted. Which *ay wo, UtnN. •■ a M .vnd which wn« weet be COffld n< Re dldn t «t«oi to are ter His ey* ’ >re-v :nam And with tb.. Maatah $ Golden Crust Bread $ '! Great Western Transportai Co. For good meal and real service BUNGALOW CAFE WE LEAD 07HELS FOLLOW in Quality And In Price Business is Gocd Tillamook Tire Crmpany E. F. ROGERS I Children Using Milk Make Most Rapid Progress Golden Rod Dairy PACIFIC, abstract co
