Shadow on the Wall Reveals Cayley Escape Route
Antony and Bill puzzle a locked office scene and deduce Cayley opened a bedroom window to escape as sunlight and a moving shadow reveal the door was shut softly. They plan to watch Cayley and search for hidden evidence while awaiting more clues tomorrow.
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Bill
Cayley
Mark
Antony
Rob
Alm
Mr. Cayley
Mr. Gillingham
Tony
Eama Bill
Tie
Pipe saga on Skokomish Reservation ends with broken trust
A Native elder, Old Adam, breaks his carved Bluestone pipe and asks the new Indian agent Mr. Eells to pay for it. The agent defers to the captain who moved the goods, while Old Adam praises the agent's fairness and urges justice for his people. The tale ends with Eells recalling the humorous exchange and the leather like face remark.
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Daddy
Adam
Mr. Eells
Skokomish
Washington
Eells
Adventures of the Twins in a Melted Rooster Tale
Clive Barton narrates a fantasy where the Chocolate Rooster melts in a fire set by Flap-Doodle the fairy. Nancy and the twins pursue the wand thief as Flap-Doodie flees, leaving mystery and a note that the tale continues. This 1922 Seattle Star item ends with a tease.
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Nancy
Winkler
Flap- Doodie
Seattle Star
Molly Accepts Wheeler Offer in Business and Love
Molly Wayne accepts Ben Wheeler’s marriage proposal while continuing to manage Wheeler Cutlery. Billy Barton and Molly collaborate on office space and factory plans, blending romance with work as Wheeler maintains a strictly business stance.
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Molly
Wheeler
Billy Barton
Molly Wayne
Donald Manning
Leila
Manning
Ben Wheeler
Ateff
Ben
Wheeler Cutlery Works
Don Manning
Don
Midvale
Barton
Bennings
Billy
Seattle
Staxp
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