PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TOTES _ .TEE. 5, TANAR OF PELLUCIDAR OUR BOARDING HOUSE —By Ahern OUT OUR WAY —By Williamg uiScce amos -us icips Bless Vou./Ili/ui. Bui".sour TARZAN APES” uvOs. wave / By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS To him uv AMoe.tr hm l(s| Arte.P a Davs work'— M 'F C ]a RtoHT'FocT Y SYNOPSIS beast crouched and Tanar knew that seen before, drawn up Upon the ') OF M FAPDIES* qAPACE, AMP LIK£UIiSE,MY sf Acquired m olpem pays from hel-LeT OETS\ a MOVE liME, HE FRO*M GeTTivj abandon t.he battered vessel, leaving to doing here in this lonely cavern, AM’ sHoui us Row NTk ,< AT v Cld. Th* Korsar chief had kidnaped . unlike the canoes of the Amio- T l r swiftly through of * her mother from the Island of Amlocsp the mind the ' As O previous to the birth of Stellara. but her Sarian, yet never did they obliter- capians, which fact convinced him I m 6 SliPP** that her father was belonged 1 X/j AM’ ARmChAiR aoV mother had told her ate the memory of the two figures that they to a people from \ an Amlocaplan chief named Fedel. possibly from ! well. A hideous scream broke from the time. Here were canoes. Here was He finds himself In the underground savage of pursuing the two he ■world of the dread Buried People, who throat as the great beast the means live on human flesh. hurled itself forward with light- had seen far out at sea and who he He falls into their clutches, byt escapes to the outer world with another captive ning-like rapidity. Two great bounds was convinced were Jude and named Jude, a man from the Island it took, and in mid-spring of the Stellara. of Hlme. He rescues Stellara from the Korsars, killing Bohar the Bloody. He second; Tanar turned and dove head Seizing one of the small craft, he and Stellara declare their love for each over edge dragged it to the water’s edge and other and avow themselves mates. foremost the of the cliff, ■■ Shortly afterward, while Tanar and for the only alternative that re- launched it. Then, leaping into it, Stellara asleep. Jude gags Stellara. are cove, death paddled swiftly cove carries her away to a hidden and mained to him was beneath he down the sets out In a canoe with her toward the the rending fangs and talons of out toward the sea, and as he pad- island of Hlme. the saber-tooth. dle he had an opportunity to ex- rocks amine It CHAPTER EIGHTEEN < Continued) For all he knew, jagged the craft more closely. shook her head de- might lie just beneath the surface was evidently fashioned from a sin- terminedly in an unquestionable of the water, but there was one gle log or very light wood and was STELLARA that the water was deep, all of except a bulkhead negative and at the same time chance one piece, to free from Jude’s while no chance for life remained at each end of the cockpit, large struggled herself to the cliff top. The mo- grasp. With an the man him upon enough to accommodate three men. ugly growl of upon struck her and as she fell uncon- mentum the great cat’s spring, Rapping with his paddle the unchecked body of his ex- deck and upon scious he gathered long grasses and by -the surface of the the pected prey, carried him the convinced the a rope over bulkheads him that twisted them Into and bound edge of the cliff f.lso, so that man log had been hollowed out entirely her wrists and ankles; then he ' and beast hurtled downward almost the deck and as the bulk- Nba -tRe first^ lifted her again to his shoulder and beneath _ ! by to the water far below. gave every ap- wea u. a e*r orr.'s mi hia "TIME b the side side heads themselves s er ~ v *Th\F FuTTER AmO ThE S\TTE.R. Tww■■ started down over the edge of cut w with where Tanar the r ater cleanly pearance of having been so neatly cliff, a narrow trail now be- extended hands and turning quickly came discernible. fitted as to be watertight, Tanar upwards came to the surface scarce- guessed that the canoe was unsink- The descent was not more than a ly a yard from where the great cat hundred to a little almost able. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS —By feet ledge had alighted. The two faced one His attention Blosser at the water’s edge. It was here next was attracted another and, at sight of the man, by a well-tanned and well-worn that Stellara gained consciousness, ' the tarag burst again into hideous ' hide lying in the bottom ! AP, and as she opened her eyes, she of the <5£E 7UE SNOW Ipliljl 6100 UUDV.' If l / 6E£... oN, screams and struck out swiftly to- cock-pit. A ran tis f Wl\ if \MUAT F saw before her a water-worn cave rawhide lacing \ 'WE IS \ ward him. around th'- entire periphery of the -J is* KJ&EO 05C48.-OOHT j that ran far back beneath the cliff. Tanar knew that he might out- MS ON. -C A SVJOW j TAUt SO • Y this, along the ledge, hide and, as he tried to determine eV&KYfcSOCr/ Into narrow distance the tarag in the water, but purpose L SHOVEL IV SHOVEL... if W-UC4 AMD the to which the whole had /J Jude carried her to the far end of at the moment they om "Oieia vtey i see A OUT •,( VSe. J*7 SET TO 0065 WIS 1 that reached been put, his eyes fell upon a series / the cavern, where, upon a narrow, the beach he would be at the mercy h oob. !" y V vmogb :: ; pact, veu. pebbly beach, were drawn up half of cleats extending entirely around a of the great carnivore. The snarl- the edge of the cockpit, dozen dugouts—the light, well-made ing face was close to his; the and he great guessed that the was canoes of the Himeans. reaching for him as hide intended talons were as a covering for it. SDIV) Atons In one of these Jude placed the Tanar of Pellucidar dived beneath 6 girl and, pushing It off into the the beast. a a a deep water of the cover, leaped into a a a it more closely, he it himself, seized paddle EXAMINING the ar\d A FEW swift strokes brought him discovered an opening 1W .~~ directed its course out toward the in it open sea. up directly behind the cat and about the size of a man’s body, an instant later he had reached out and immediately its purpose be- CHAPTER NINETEEN and seized the furry hide. The came apparent to him. With the from a deep and tarag turned swiftly to strike at covering in place and laced tightly AWAKENINGrefreshing slumber, Tanar around the mar’s body, the canoe him, but already " opened eyes and lay up the man was upon Vs his gazing weight could ship no water and might N <\ into the foliage of the his shoulders and his was tree above carrying the snarling face below the prove a seaworthy craft, even in him. Happy, thoughts filled his severe surface. storm. mind, a smile touched hi§ lips and As the Sarian fully realized his then, following the trend of Choking, struggling, the maddened his the soft limitations as a seafaring man, he thoughts, his eyes turned animal sought to reach lost WASHINGTON II to feast with no time in availing himself of TUBBS —By Crane upon the dear figure of flesh of the man his raking his mate. talons, but this added protection against the She was not there, but still he felt in the liquid element that filled the sea its usual methods elements, and when he had ad- r no concern thinking merely that justed it and laced it pO VOU RE.AUV ( shot OPi I'M NERVOUS (SU-rI I THOUGHT 1 UEAR.O K NOISE. of offense and defense were worth- tightly about THINK ABE \ •she had awakened before him and the outside of the cockpit WE AUEAOV WITHOUT VOO TBNIN’ m SURE I DlD‘ IT CAMP trPDM less. Quickly realizing that death and se- SAFE? WHAT If SCARE W WITS OUTA ME. 1 arisen. . — .W TuCti cured the lacing .— flU*. unless it immediate- which ran around . Idly his gaze a circuit of was unavoidable made the could his handicap, the the opening in the center of the camp, a ly overcome little and then with startled now strained its every muscle hide about his own body, he ex- exclamation he leaped to his feet, tarag to reach the solid footing of the perienced a feeling of security that for he realized that both Stellara his part he never had before felt when he and Jude had land, while Tanar on disappeaerd. He to prevent had been forced to surrender aloud, sought it. him- called their names but there finger crept from self to the unknown dangers of response, and then he fell Now his their was no hold upon the furry shoulders down the sea. to examining the ground about the throat Now he paddled rapidly in camp. to the white-furred and like the claws of steel they sank into the direction in which he last had seen He saw where Stellara had been the canoe with its two occupants, eyes straining muscles. sleeping and to his keen were longer the beast attempt and when he had passed out of of No did revealed the tracks the Himean to scream and man, for his the cove into the open sea he he approached her. the part, espied ns had He saw fought in* silence. It was a grim them again, but this time so far other tracks leading away, the duel; a terrible duel. Deep into the out that the craft and its passen- tracks of Jude alone, but in the beneath the cliff, the gers appeared only as a single dot crushed where the had gloomy cavern grasses man for the tiny strip of upon the broad waters. gone tarag battled he read the true story, for the far end and grimly the But beyond them that more than breath at hazily loomed they told him the man fought to hold it back and the bulk of the island that Jude

man had bent . weight of a single force its head beneath the water. had pointed out as Hime and this WB. U. 9. Wff.Of. y L and bruised them thus; they told He felt the efforts of the beast tended to crystallize carried Stellara Tanar’s assur- him that Jude had weakening and yet they were very that the canoe of him knew that it ance ahead off. and Tanar had close to the beach. At any instant was being guided by Jude toward SALESMAN SAM —By been done by force. the great claws might strike bot- the island of his own people. Small Swiftly he followed the well- tom and Tanar knew that there was (To be continued> marked spoor through the long giant carcass still left within that PAPjJGD iM his omly grass, oblivious of all save the pros- enough vitality to rend him to "tbY OOLLY, ( H£AKO SOM£-)MUST©e A A /TH’ eella said Talk that) nrs The VIELL,6Y NKSy I’M GCNMA V DON’T NEEO OASC.-BUT' (Copyright. by Metropolitan TUiM’ Radio radio you've WE MOST ALL OUR. WAT My To ecution of liis search for Stellara the starag got four 1931. News- over. our. 10000 got, SPEND To START DO 6IT relieve: ULL GIT tT TEST TH' shreds if ever paper Feature Service. Inc.; Copyright, LAST MtG+tT, GACT, THAT A Mg.. BLAMKHGAOI FREELT IN ORDERTo THINGS BOOMIN' This HEjRE. DEPRESSION* SAME- A and the punishment of Jude. And on ground and his head &IMME , feet solid Edgar Burroughs. SET Me. .^..1, —. I?2S. Rice Inc.) TO THINVOKI’ 7 — so he was unaware of the sinister water. T..5. "Two CetNT stamp! above the ' figure that crept along the trail be- With a last supreme effort he hind him. tightened his . fingers upon the r&J' yrro Dowti across the table-land they throat of the tarag and sliding from went—the man and the great beast its back sought to drag it from its ITKKFRS following silently in his tracks. course, and the animal, upen its Down to a cliff overhanging the sea part, made one, last supreme effort the trail led, and here** as Tanar for life. It reared up in the water paused an instant to look out across and wheeling about struck at the the ocean, he saw hazily in the dis- man. tance a canoe and in the canoe were The raking talons grazed his who flesh, and then he was back upon two figures, but they were he you could only guess, since they too the giant shoulders forcing the head Can place the above nine applet 5 were in 0 rows and lar away for recognize. once more beneath the surface of 1 have three apples m each him to row? As he stood there thus, stunned the sea. He felt a spasm pass for a moment, a slight noise behind through the great frame of the him claimed his attention, so that beast beneath him; the muscles re- lie turned a quick, scowling glance laxed and the tarag floated limp. Answer for Yesterday A moment later in the direction from the in- Tanard dragged which himself come, there, not to the pebbly beach, where terruption had and from ten paces from him, loomed the he lay panting exhaustion. snarling face of a great tarag. a a a BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES The fangs of the saber-tooth nor did it take him —By Martin gleamed in the sunlight; the furry RECOVERED,long to recover, so urgent W'ere snout was wrinkled in a snarl of the demands of the pursuit upon anger; the lashing tail came sud- which he was engaged—Tanar \ j 7~, ; N rose c ! (SETTHi . ; —9OOC denly to rest, except for a slight and looked about him. Before him WWE YTVOOOHT fOAH. IH MOT 1. OOMttO VEAH CO! 1 HHMm!! MO WOO.O VteOt-v s'MATTfcte j He's GOCYOo! I sit G9UM \MA6U*: or AW WAV TO AMYWHEteE V.” VOCTt'RE, T.'M WANTtO TSAY convulsive twitching of its tip; the were canoes, such as he j OOWETWm' T\R9Y VET —WE HAA A UIVTH I 'IM A HARO LOCVC STORY , W> TEUJf never had ------aoo , v to'vm coovou't ? m ra\*e that jwe oo ! , rwt i 1 *>T THREE OAYG MOW | H\M J A#' THE CteAZY V.OOM IME P*9i \\ // vote, -• tvoooavio j f ext 11 l'u. he oor.oM’r mow that TO TWteOOOH HVj _____ COtAE j| UEAPXY VAOGWE.O THW6 ABOCT i““ 3 * 1 2 5 7 8 ET HE'fc AKrtOKSt VMOW6 A THING *y**itn. i,.: t& ! ——r''ljinzffiW wwo --- aeoot au. Tv,vb boy l i *** ... W. ...

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