I suspect that Mr.Pollock must have been away, and that Mr.Bradley, the news editor, ran this in." "It sounds like some of Len Spencer's stuff," guessed Dave.

"He's great on local events." "If they had to print the yarn, eight or ten lines would have covered it," Dick declared.

"Fellows, we've used up eighteen minutes for our halt, instead of ten.

Come on!" Greg, however, after rising, and before starting, was careful to fold the "Blade" neatly and to tuck it away in a pocket.

He meant to save that news story.
All of our readers are familiar with the lives and doings of Dick Prescott and his friends up to date.
"Dick & Co.," as the boys styled their unorganized club of chums, was made up of the six boys, who had been fast friends back in their days of study at the Central Grammar School of Gridley.
They had been together in everything, and notably so in athletics and sports.