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After befog seven and a half rears
on the tnunp, Karl HiM^brand has
reached .Ttvosaleoi safe azxl sound,
and wiB shortly oat to complete
the world's tour on too* mapped out
for ham by a Loodoc committee
HiUetawad has already traversed
Vmerioa. North Africa and Europe
He ts no* on hie way o India, and
then wtil try to cross China Ho had
at the ontoet fourteen companions*
who are ateo trytng to accomplish the
task Twv> of tbeee however. have
died as a resu* of their strenuous
Pedee*rianism and the hardships they
enorontened
This pedesWsn ts supposed not to
ask fcr any help on his Vxuney Part
of Ma duties conafcfc tn report*)? ?o
the Kspminto Association tnformatioa
b**rtns on the propresF of Bsperanto
as a worti< tanf-uagv He ta also fu~
T- WviTy; the German Labor party wfch
description* of the oondWons as *o
howins. pay and hours which prevail
va the countries he sees ? Victoria
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AEROPLANES
YINTDOLA. K. Y.. Nov. 15? Two
monoplanes oo3taed when in fWp?il
ox Garden CKy Aviation field. Doih
were bs?9y uame^od. but *h?r rill's.
WaKer L Ffcfcvhild and Wilbur Blm
Nat escaped wsA a bad shaking up
WASHINGTON, D. C Not IT? A
lifo-*ertner in prisor. who assaults an
other wWi a deadly weapon is punish
able vith death under a 6 cfatott an
? ouncee by the Supreme Court of the
Uniied W?. nphoMteu: the constKo
txmahty of a Cahfomta statute In so
hoiding. the court declined to
f?ne w?h the death ?em<3K* impose',
an .lames W. FfcWey at Sacramento j
HIRE SALES FIRE SALES
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer use.
Special rrice this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
S(<*-HERB TAYLOR- Phone
nai?y Alaakan ? on? fi a month.
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Travelers t
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T)ela field 's
Colors
He Found Them After
the Game
By JEFFERSOX PORT
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{Oar?iH)n b* Arwtetn Prm A no- *
cliOoa. UU.
"WHO In P*ul I>Jt(Wdr asked Etc
awlM ifr.
IVlaflcHd? Oh. b?'a entered for tbo
tennis mutch," returned Pord I>xter,
an amused smile curling his Up.
"Why do you smile? Haan t he *
chance beside Ohstnplon rVnttrr"'
Ford reddened sHghtty. hot tbe sraHe
did not leave his face "I don't knew
?boot that. Miss Osgood, bnt you'd
hardly expect n crind like OeMleM to
cat mnch of * figure in sports Why.
he was in niy clnss at college. yon
know, and he worked his way through
When be wasn't bunched ov<t il?
books be wan delivering for tbe latin
dry or doing Janitor's work for sow |
of tbe faculty. I don't see wleMt be !
ever pot a chance to tune up on tenn * |
1 doesn't look like that sort, does bc?~ j
"Is be bore?" Kre's pretty eyebroWv
were lifted with sudden interest. "Do
Introduce me. Mr Baxter. I'm snrebe
must be interesting and plocky too." i
"rm," ?motiw muhud.
"Do yon know anything about hi* !
people?" she added.
"No? that in, not positively. Cliffy
Brooks wdd he beard Deiafleld's fa j
tber was a botcher or eomething lite
that. I hope you don't mind changinc
the subject, Miss Osgood. but I want :
to ask yon a personal question Mar
IT" Ford IVrter bent his devoted |
piw npon her sweet face.
""Wen?" asked Eve serenely.
"You know the tennis match comes
off tomorrow. Will you wear my col
or*?"
"Your color* V Ere was amused
"I didn't know that the contestants
bore colors."
"My colors are purple and ailrer. 1
thought perhaps you'd wear some vio
lets If I sent them, or a knot of par
pie ribbon." Ford Deiter had shaken
off his artificial air and was In deep !
earnest now, bis black eyes searching j
her fair face for some encourage- j
ment.
Ere shook her head. "I can't com
mit myself, Mr. Deiter," she smiled.
' When the match is over yon shall
sor whose color* I wear."
"There are only four of us in the
match. Too know my colors. Cliffy
Brooks has adopted green and white,
and Gerard's to orange. Too see I'm
fair eoongti to tell yon theirs."
"I see." said Kre, nodding ber gold
en head "If I choose to wear your
colors 1 shall carry violets or a pur
pie parasol. Tf I fsvor Mr. Brooks t
must get out my green sunshade and
wear a white gown, and If I select
Mr Gerard as lay champion I must
seenre a bunch of marigolds Is that
the ides?"
"Yes."
"What are Mr. Deiafleld's colon T*
asked Ere snddenly.
"Oh. DetofteMr Ford toughed con
temptuously. "I guess be hasn't got
as far as that I suppose be feels
! lucky to think he's been entered la the
match at all."
"Among such an aristocratic net I
suppose," suggested Ere without smll
tng
"Well you know, he's not aoenstom
ed to flocking around with my set"
admitted Ford. "He only got in be
cause he's substituting for Dicky Or
eo tt, who sprained his wrist last week
Do yon know Dicky T'
"Oh. r??' He's my consta, yon
know."
"I 4Mn t know," returned Ford, eha
grtned "He's rather partial to Dela
5eki. I believe; has rather socialistic
Ideas."
"Dicky la broad minded." admitted
Ere serlonsly "Ton see be accepts a
man for what be la, not ftt what M>
grandfather was. He respects him for
the quality of his manhood, not for the
quantity of Ms awney."
"I dont believe Deiafleld's grand
father was even In the batcher class,"
remarked Ford DeTter crossly "Very
likely he was ?nme emigrant from"?
' BahT declaimed Eve inelegantly
and she flew out of ber chair and ran
down the steps of the plana.
Ford Dorter stared after ber with
* tin shed and scowling face. He won
dered If there was an underlying
meaning In that "BahT of her* His
j own nickname at oolleg* had been
"Ba-a B**: attfi -hf-6 to fcim berths*
hi* father was ? prrnnlortBt oflMal ic
the wool trust. Hf shook off hte B1
humor Rfter awhile and owe? more
sought Ere Osgfftxl. for nowndgys be
tt*b never bappj' ???*? tee *'** In her
coin pa ny He was desi*f*t*Vf to tore
with her, and h* bad i<jp*d to excite
her admiration liy bis undoubted afcfll
on the tennis court* He was the state
champion In th?? rammer game, and
their meeting at the Big Spring Hatel
was a stroke o:.' luck for ford. He
*.v?s at Ma bew: In tennis, and Eve
was to be tbcre among the spectator*
Mentally he rwsed Dicky Orcutt for
spraining his wrist and thmsrlng Pan!
i Delafleld upon the scew.
Eve. arwding around the corner of :
? the hotel, almost, ran Into the arms of i
i her cousin, Dkltj Orcutt. Hla right j
? arm Teas earned In a sling, anl he J
j looked pale an<l Interesting, and hi*
' brown crw wer> foil of mtachtef.
! "1 tbeujjht yott'd bear toy whistle. !
Eve,' he grinned "I lls Ton talking
| to Rn -a Ra-a a ltd knew tow irmst be
j frightfully bowd." He tucked her '
j hand under his left arm.
"He can plat rennls," sighed Ere
"He can.*" groaned Dicky. '1 Bad
[ [iromlsofl H|#M! the pleasnra of lick
I ing Ford all to hits and carrying off ;
! fte championship, but not for me!"
"How i.bont Mr Dela Held ?ran h?
j playT" Eve w*? ?urprlsed at ber own
; interest in the imbstltntr player .
"Paul? Oh, j"e*. he can play If be
chooses, hut be doesn't seem to care
I about the championship for himself
He's promised to keep Ba-a Ba-a from
1 getting it if he can? even if he baa to
put his own desires aside and carry off
the trophy himself. 1 suppose the
crowd would ra<:hcr see one of the oth
or three get It than a rank outsider ?
like DHnfletd "
"Mr IMafleld ts not a noelety msn. !
thenr '
?s>ti lord. no. I hope not"' ejaculated
Dlclty piously. "Does he look like :
i one?" ne indicted the figure of Mr
Delafleld. who was appmaehing them j
with eyes bent upon the ground.
"No." breathed Rve quickly, aud ber ;
swift glance took in the tall form,
strong brown hands gripping a pana- j
ma hat while his noble bead waa
ha red to the light breeae His dark
earnest eyes wff* lifted to hers, when
Dicky halted him and presented him
to his fair consln. and after they bad
searched her sweet face with Us smile
of ready symivuby. her cornflower i
blue eyes, ber diadem of golden hair I
her flushing chocks, they never linger
ed away from Eve when she wa? near
him. '
They fell In Hive with eaeh other in
stantly. Afterward Dicky said he
never saw such a complete ease of
"beatt complication" In all his life.
The three sauntered across the grass
and examined i;he courts, whk-h were s
being rolled for the contest on the
morrow. j
"Hope you lick Ba a Ba-n, Paul" ob
served Dicky
"I'H try." returned Delafleld ab
sently.
"Make the purple and silver bite the
dn*t." went on Dicky. "Send the
orange to ibe wall. Spatter the ixrart^
with cre?-n and white- by the way.,
what are your colors, old man?"
iviafleld tarried abruptly. "I never
had any until li few minutes ago. I'll
tell yon what they are after the
match "
"Ah. and aome fair la?y win wvar i
tbem tomorrow V
"Yes," admitted De'.a field, reddening
"But she doewi't know she's wearing ,
my colors"
"Hnw'n that?" de sanded Dicky curl j
ously. while Ere felt a pan* of Jeal 1
ousy that oonu other girl bad already '
confix ated tlibi splendid apeclmen of
manhood.
"HI tell jroti tomorrow," promised ;
DelatWd. ?ti<1 he wonld say no more
loafer. wlien Itve bad left them, be ;
drew hi* friend Into a matte summer i
house and aaid abruptly:
"Dicky, the time ha* come to own |
up to my identity. My alienee waa
only maintained from a dislike of
newspaper publicity. You're heard
my father waa a butch*?" He emiled
down at hia ab&rter companion.
"I dont cam If your father waa a
hangrasti." protested Dicky stoutly,
"and yon needn't tell me anything
about It If you don't want to."
"Time 1 owned np now I'm through j
college My fit her Is Tom Deia field. j
the packer, and he put me through ;;
college aa a worker; said I'd torn out j
better In the end. Hope I will. At ;
any rate, 1 know the quality of friend
ship" He gripped Dicky 'a left hand j,
and sqneezed It affectionately.
Dicky's brain waa reeling. Paul j1
Dela field was the son of on# of the f)
richest men In the country. He had i
chosen to work his way through the
unlverolty. gathering about himself a
few friends -Hike tHcky himself -who
were worth while Dicky shook his |
head feebly. "What wfll 8a -a Ba-g
aay V be asked
The match thame off the next day.
five Osgood irore ? pt?k frock and
carried a pink sunshade, and Paul j
Delafield was ao distracted by her
that be Dearly lost the game, hut In
the end he vanquished Ford Dexter
and his frlendu and carried the trophy
; to Ere. who watched bis approach
?ith shining efes
"Bramr sh?? aafd as abe shook hfa !
hand
Dicky was eraminhif the silver nsp
? XV hst nlvwt your colors. Paul? Tmi
wild yon'd tell us after the match."
Paul Delaflold reluctantly released
Eve'? little bund. He looked at the
! !nV of her cheeks, th? gulden glory
'of her hair and. last and longest. Into
the *hy wonder of her bine eyes.
"My colors," he repeated In such a
low tone that only Eve and Dicky
heard, and Picky allpped away and
left them akme-"my colors T They
nt* pink and gold and blue" And
his eyes rested on the Mm and were
eattsfied
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