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White Pass & Yukon Route'
TIME TABLE No. 39
Dally except Sunday
Xo. t, N. Bound C
1st Class » -
0:30 a. m. Lo»ve»
12:05 p. in. **
12:4" p. ni. "
1-40 p. ni.
3:20 p. m. "
5:">0 p. ni. A i s 11 w
l:\ . i
^ V Ji
BKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABIN
BENXKTT
CARCROSS '
WH1T5HORSE
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class »
Arrives 4:50 p. m.
LeAyea 3:20*p. m.
" 2' 2:30 P* m
» **! 1:50 p. m.
" 11:48 a. m.
" 9:00 a. W.
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fare Uckea and 75 poujaJa with each half fare ticket.
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FIVE
FRIDAYS
By
FRANK R. ADAMS
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Copyright by VYtok A. Miny
SYNOPSIS. Vl v 4
Xjjclle Qreen, charming. But »llk
ta visited at the Green*' summarv-Wan*
borne by Monty Btalney. 8ha-proposea •
week's fast. AU food la Dantohed. ^
Frank Bopp. a rival aultor, appears an
expectedly. To ret' rood far htws*H U
attempts the mainland by metsrfeaal.
The boat breaks do*a
rooned. During a liases storm Kia OMt
faints and la revived by • etimulact
which Intoxicates her.
Blalney discover* L actio and Bopp Mb?
bllng dog biscuits. Ha propose* to and
tho fast, bat there is bo food, lira Qflm
suddenly disappear^ and all beat for bar.
CHAPTER VI.
Mors Mystery.
A QUICK spurt of flam# tkMd
halted us in our March tor
Mrs. Green. We beard as In
distinct murmur of volew, U»
sound of t wlga being broken, then ab
solute silence. "
"Shi" Kent whispered. "As «n
not armed, we must creep up a* close
as we can. then when the iotx;otr t-fttn
pipes us off we can spring on him he
tore ho can wing us. JLK> you gei me r"
I admitted that his plan vu food.
"Then on your knew aadbfejoare
ful," be commanded. We crept through
mud puddles without noticing then. •
Then I heard the sound of a safety-,
match being scratched'iioaaeoasefail/
against a bos. When It finally lighted
what would be revealed? .< .> ;.j c.»
A jagged circle yellow light (Beh
ead a moment while I croaehed reedy
to spring, then burned dlmn>ee.,end
went out. The silence was unbroken
until the light disappeared, than
Bopp's laugh rang out load and clear,
followed a moment later-by e-hys
terlcal giggle which { reeognlted as
Lucile's. ■ • l i,, , „4r;iy; t
While I scuttled away, as hastily M
possible In order to be out of range be
fore he could light another n»tclv I
heard him say In a childish fifeotte.
"One—two—three for Monty!"
I did not hear what else he ted ts
offer "because I got out of earshot m
soon as possible. A few- fcq»d«sd
yards on the trail beck.to. the MM*
Kent joined me. We preceedefl MhS
fashion silently for awhile.
Finally he ruminated:- "If# Ale
queer how I forgot a boot her and hiss
being on the Island. If It hadn't been
for them we was doing On* jJ StJp
pose we'll hare to go beck to the boose.
and begin all over agahv"
"Xo more footprints,? 1 IrntsNd
hastily. "We'll Just hunt «s ptola pun*'
teur hunters and cut out the detaottre
stuff."
Kent was visibly creetfaOeo. • •• .
Suddenly the muffled report of a gm*
reached our ears,
"They've found her," salfi Mmt
without enthusiasm. "Let's UA"
1 hesitated. I hated to fact LocOe
after the ridiculous aceae oC a. abort
time before.. Finall* I
When we reached tho house a* ape
was in sight i . ■•■■'■■X *«»«•
"Probably upstairs putting tfie sM
dame to bed." Kent sail ...
I went up. rapped on Mr* Qreeq's
door and entered. There was Be atga
of her. Puzzled, I went downstair*
"Nobody there," 1 announced te
Kent
Just at tiiat moment ui<:r» wua •
sound outside, and I looked oat to in
Ladle and Bopp arriving.
"Well," sighed Lodle, "irfcare's
mother r ••• ' •
"Where did yon put betf I coun
tered.
"I?" exclaimed LucUe. "1 hatwrt
seen her." ■ " ' ;
"Haven't seen heft" Kent Interject,
ed. "Then who fired the revolver?"
"Didn't you?" Interposed Bopp.
"NO." . , > £li_\ i j.»S .
"Who did, then?" with sudden a*,
prehension. . v
Kent picked up. Up gun fupm thn
table and broke it . 81* loaded «*►
trldges dropped out
"This cannon ain't been tied," be
said, sniffing the barrel. , \
We looked at one another wW»|
frightened eyes. What oneMn
was playing pranks on nit f&rit tt>a
disappearance of Mra. Oeeent>tb— Ita
revolver shot coming oa».«f.»tofc *t9-r
It seemed too much to account- fw by
natural mean*. rv. ^
When the telephone Nfc,. Jang,'«nr.
nerves, all on papez edge, JWft .OW
united leap. I answered the winiiWi
"Hello!" I said. i
"This Is the telegzapfc operates at
Fair View," said -a gusruBne tale*.
"Have you got a party at your placa
named N. Blatney or something Bk»
that?"
"Yes; I am Mr. Blataey,* - v t -
"Probably lfs foryou, then. Wo got,
a rush messagn for N-. BlatfJTwm
we can't deliver to yon on ncoeoat et
the storm. Are yon expecting any
thing?" _ | j ''.
"Yes," I assented; "1 am always gvt
tlng telegrams. Bead tt t> M «Ter
the telenhona." . .. '
n:«urW!kfc t don't know yon.
taill havfc to t«t Mr. Green or one of
big family to take tbo message for
ytoo."
v*?Vwy welL Hold the wire," I re
quested^ putting my band over the
mouthpiece. "Ladle, will yon take
this telegram* IPs for me, hut they
aaythayTl harr* to read It to some
j&uafcar. eC ttw family because they
dctft tea* m*."
.Lodle took the recaller, picked up a
pencil hanging by a string to the tele
phone and wrote down the telegram
aa* aerateti pad oa the wall aa tho
cf/mtor read It <rrar the wire. When
•kswaa tooa, without comment she
feudal H to na
II Nad a* fellows:
M. Waney-Owitag to ron at laat Ar
rtM toil}. Have marriage Ucena* r»adr
VIVA DUNMORE.
"Watt" X exclaimed; "this can't he
tar me. Call op that operator again."
t try to explain," said Ladle
"I (oppose you don't even
kaoW who Wla D unto ore la 7"
. I Wntid a moment as to whether I
ahould He or not, bat what was the
OMt I did know a Ylda Dun more,
aa aotreaa. la tact I had seen and
criticised her work only the week be
fore. >
"Tea," I Mid ilowly. "I know her,
at I know a girt by that name, bat we
are not friends. This telegram Is a
nisUke."
I,WW that ah* did not believe me,
bet.I had m> chance to explain, be
cause tn an instant we had all Jumped
t» oar feet uid were straining our
overwrought nerves to catch a sound
which punctuated the roar of the
atom.
fkxatwhere aear a revolver shot had
bwaflrad.
W« all haatenad out of doors.
"D6 700 soppo** some one 1a shoot
ing at mother r Lucllo worried.
I tried to reals are her, but my ef
forts were politely repulsed. Appar
ently the matter of the telegram had
erected a wall of Ice between us.
It sounded as If It came from the
teach." Kent pointed In the direction
of the dock.
"No; X am snre It was inland," ar
gued Bop p.
At heart I was Inclined to agree with
mf rival, bat rather than appear to do
m Ietaxted tor the water front
JUroond a bank of busbes I came In
full sight of the lake. There was a
comparatively quiet cove where the
dock was, but fust beyond a headland
which sheltered the cove the waves
were piling over themselves in boiling
torrents where a sharp toothed reef
was hidden a couple of feet below the
surface.
The explanation of the revolver
shots ni obvious. A small steam
boat vh jammed bard and fast on the
rock* sad *u pounding herself with
%■ violence which prophesied a short
Of* fox bar boll Just as I appeared a
man forward of the pilothouse tired a
re? alter la the air. As soon as he saw
me to bagaa to wave his arms rlo
laatly and pointed to three other flg
nrae crouched on the deck.
- 9j tfcla time the rest of o'or party
bad caught op with.me.
•He «m» to be dgnallng," Bopp
fcifcrrpreted sagely. "Wonder what be
vaata"
"Wbal would 700 want If you were
la a boat aground Is the lake with
every chaftce of gotog to pieces In ten
nlnotasr 1 yetted so as to be heard
abort the eea. "I suppose you would
ba-wfahtatf for some poached plover's
Ufaoo a strip of toast"
11m; can't expect us to coma out
Chare aod get them," be decided. "No
beat could Rr» to that sea. It would
ha suicide to attempt to reach them."
"We must As something," Erocile de
cided, vttfc ready sympathy. Tm
very foad of tha captain. He's been
bringing «v supplies for tan years."
Is that tha supply boat 7" Bopp do
"Why, 7m: certainly."
"We most do something at once."
Boppbegaa to tua around In busy dr
eke ta (he saqdL... "We must attempt
to.reach tha poor devils. Kent, where
Is thft boat of yours f*
"I draw It up mi the shore here, right
alongside the dock. Wby, where Is ltT"
"Oooe, shr Bopp shook his head
knowingly. "Probably the heavy aea
washed It off."
"Tea, bat no m aver untied the knot
I had la terpalntar around thla poet
ten." Kent would hare aeea a mys
tery In Utopia. ...Bis mind Insisted
apoo Mof pitted against tho unknown.
• "WelC,.whair.a» we going to dor
Bcatp mU helpleaily. "Thoee poor d«v.
Da eat them are counting on us. Think
ot being ob a reaael loaded with bread,
tnttar, egga, vegetables and meat and
having K tare** 00 under your feet
WhatahaH wado r
Tm afraid We wont hare time to do
aapthtagT I daolded.- "Her back la
took*.' Jta ocOy a question of sec
ond# sow.*
Aa paovte co board realised 1t too.
nay baatily kttaehad • life raft orer
thMM« and scrambled on to !t as the
deefca trampled1 beneath them asd be
auae at^hHaMi wmm at Umbers that
II ilfhal fir A Bxxneat and fen back
tp» ttM w to become driftwood.
!hs ffldt fqetaaetely had cleared tha
wmfc to, plenty at.One. and wee now
«itfttai(putoa*«ore toward the nfaln
laad. The turn m board seemed busy
arzaagtat a sort of nast and. sail made
set ctf aa ami and a -coople of oilskins.
VThaa QJey got that rigged BP two of
tea tadd tt ay while a third attempt
ed to^ataar «tth«< seeood oar. -
* -Ebefm waiim to try to land on the
-•tlME fxrtst 08. tha We," Locfle said.
■•We Bast ha time .to help them when
ttap -eome . aeboea. There are rooks
.afcoBtgLtfcaodset. yards out where the
raft ifjEQ jtrflte tt.tt Isn't drlren pest"
She lad off o& a dog tret which took
thai last tuck oat of me when I attempt
ed "to- follow. I got- there some way,
fcowertuv bat intnaa the power of
—w— ■
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speech.
'Don't laud here!" shouted Lucile
Into the teeth of the gale. "Dangerous
rocks I"
They discovered the rooks for them
selves almost Immediately and slid off
from the raft in n compact group. Un
der the direction of Kent, who had read
a book about it somewhere, we form
ed ourselves into a life line by holding
on to one another's hands and wading
out Into the surf.
One by one the shipwrecked victims
struggled to us and were passed on up
to the shore. Three were landed in
this way, but the fourth failed to mako
it I could see a head bobbing up and
down a hundred feet away, but in a
moment the head disappeared alto
gether.
"That man can't swim. He's drown
ing!" Lucile shouted. "Won't some
body save him ?"
"I'll get hiw," I immediately volun
teered briefly.
"You'll be drowned yourself," Lucile
protested.
"No, he won't," Bopp assures ncr.
"Monty can swim like a turtle. I've of
ten seen him in the tank at tho-Ath
letic club. Besides, from fasting he's
as full of air as a life preserver."
I disengaged my hand from Kent,
who was next to me in the line, and
■truck out for the spot where I had
last seen the head Just before It had
disappeared.
By a freak of luck I was in time.
The body rose to the surface just In
tront ot me, and 1 grubbed it before
It could sink again. It was a woman,
and I towed her easily by her hair.
Soon I was again in shallower water,
where I was able to stand. I turned
and picked her up. She was still in
sensible.
It was not until I had almost reach
ed shore that I noticed anything pecul
iar about the young woman. I almost
dropped her when I happened to glance
down and discovered that she was clad
In the silk tights, doublet and boots of
Rosalind in '"As Tou Like It."
(Continued tomorrow)
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LUNCHEON DISHES.
PASTE FOR SANDWICHES.—Ttka
a cupful of chicken (any meat
•will do). oiKj-fuurth cupful of
•cheese, one cupful chestnut meats.
Put all through, foodtchopper, then add
paprika, salt and a hit of curry pow
der If liked. Snwottt to a paste with
olire oil, spread thin dices of bread
with butter, then put the paste on
and put a lettuce leaf between each
slice.
Salmon Chowder.—Cut Into small
pieces one quarter pound salt pork and
fry until, a light brown. Add sir on
ions, six potatoes and one-h#Jf can of
salmon. Cover with water ®nd cook
until vegetables are done. When ready
to serve' add one pint of milk, salt and
pepper 'to taste.
Fish and Macaroni.—Boil one-half
pound ct macaroni till tender In salted
water. Chop In small pieces and mix
with t^fo poiundsr of any boiled fish
freed fitom ibones. Tako some grated
cheese oaid znlx In half of It, then but
ter a pie» dish, HO It and put the rest of
the cheese oa top with a few bits of
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