The Port Orford tribune., August 16, 1911, Image 1

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O FFIC IA L DIRECTO RY
• T A T I AM P D i r f U C T O P V IC X 1U :
7 , & Sen'»«— J o n a th a n Bourne Jr., of
P o.tland and Geo. K. Chum berlaln of
Salem .
J o n g ressm a u , F ir st D istrict— W illis
0 . H aw ley, ol Salem-
G overnor—O sw ald W est, S alem .
Secretary of State—F. W . B enson Sa­
lem.
State T.eaaurer—G sc A. S teel o f Sn-
insures accuracy
Model 10
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H E cargo s ts a m e r A m p h lo n w a s
d r a m m in g th r o u g h th e to g o tt T i l ­
la m o o k H e a d on th e O re g o n c o a s t T h e
s k ip p e r was ta m p in g back an d f o r t h on
8 u p t P u b lic In stru ctio n —J. H . Ack­ th e b rid g e , v o lu b ly Im p r e c a tin g d le e n -
th r o n e in e n t o n th e w e a th e r god. N o w
erm an , Salem .
a n d th e n he p u t hie h a n d Ir r e s o lu te ly ou
State Printer— W’lllla Dunlwnyy Salem . th e le v e r o f th e e n g in e ro o m te le g ra p h ,
Attorney G en eral—A. M. Crawfor.l,, w h ic h p o in te d , In e p lte o f ru le s a n d re g ­
u la tio n s . to " F u l l Speed " O nce a r tw ic e
- S a le m .
Clerk State Land B oard—O . G. Brown. h e addressed a Q uestion to th e t h ir d
o fltae r
T h e la t t e r r e fu s e d to c o m m it
S alem .
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h lm e e lf F in a lly h is s u g e rtb r glan ce d a t
Jo in t Senate» for Coda and Curry— th e c lo c k u n d e r th e b «od . lis te n e d fo r
W . C . phase. _
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a n a n s w e r In th e n ig h t to th e b e llo w o f
Joint R epresen tative for C oos an d t h e s ire n , a n d s aid : " I guess w e ’ll le t
h e r go. I f w e s e n k e e p up th e g a it w e
Curry—S. P . Peirce.
Jud ge, 2d J u d icia l D ia tr lo t-J . W . c an m a k e A s to r ia b y th e m o r n in g tid e ,
an d th e re 's no s h ip p in g to be a f r a id o f
H am ilton, Roseburg.
Prosecuting A ttorney, id J u d icial D is t o -n tg h t. H a l f speed's a ll r ig h t fo r th e
lo w e r coast, b u t u p h e re th e re 's n o need
u m p h to h is s u p e rio r. " H r « h a n ’t put
trict—George M. Brown, B oseb u rg. j
o f lo s in g t im e t h a t w a y .”
h e r o v e r a t h a lf speed n o w ," he shouted,
U. 8 . C om m ission ers—J . U . U p ton ,
F r o m th e n o te o f In d e c is io n In th e
“ a n d th e n t e ll th e In s p e c to rs t h a t I t w as
Langlois.
c a p ta in 's v oice, th e t h ir d m a te th o u g h t
us t h a t k e p t h e r d r iv in g .
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B e fo re th e w o rd s w e re w e ll o u t o f h is
h e s ta re d In t o th e b lin d baas t h a t h id
m o u th , s Jo lt th r e w th e m to th e piste s ,
C ounty J u d g e —E. A- B a ile y , G old fr o m v ie w th e v e ry w a s h fr o m th e c u t­
a n d as th e y s c ra m b le d up s g s lu th e
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w a t e r . a n d o n ly g ru n te d .
A m p h lo n seem to c ru m p le up u n d e r
County Com m issioners—O tto Ismert^
*T d o n 't see w h y w s s h o u ld n 't h i t b a r
th e m .
T h e o w it h tb s s c re e c h in g o f
G old B e a ch ; G eoC henow sth, L a n g lo is. along.** th e s k ip p e r w e n t on . Ira s c ib ly .
r iv e n p la te s an d d r a w in g riv e ts , th e
**W s a r e n 't m o re t h a n a good SO fr o m th e
Sheriff— W. A. Biahel, G old B each.
s te a m e r s e ttle d on th e re e f. A b re a k e r
R ung It s e lf In th n n d e y a g a in s t th e aide,
C ounty C lerk—G eorge W. S m ith , li g h t , a n d w h e n w e g e t o ff th e re w e can
s lo w d o w n a n d c r a w l In by d a y lig h t I
a n d th e s p ra y fa ll li k e r a in tb ro n g h th e
Gold Beach.
a i n 't a c o w a rd t o lay her to w h e n t h e r e ’s
s k y lig h t. T b s s h a rp e la n g o f th e go ng
County Treasurer—Jam es C an gh ell
fille d th e e n g in e ro o m
T h a t w m th e
W edderburn
“Shall I keep bar at M l speed»” tbs
h a lf-e p e s d b e ll." t a ld th e c h ie f, d u lly .
AsB o es o r -W ro. Tolm an, H arbor.
m a te asked.
Is th e lu ll t h a t fo llo w e d th e r a t t l in g
" W e l l . I w o u ld n 't s to w d o w n y e t
School S u p t.—W . 8 . G uerin. Langlois.
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Surveyor—D . C unnlff Jr., Gold Beach.
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C o r o n e r -D r . 8. J. M aun, L anglois.
h e r d o w n t o h a lf speed. J u s t t e ll th e e n ­
w it h syea s t ill h e s " v fr o m sleep, ro u g h
i n (Tinas o r T as cou n ts.
g in e e r t o d ro p b a r a e o q p la o t revolu­
u p a la n te r n t h a t w as s t ill b u r n lu r . a x u
C ircuit C ourt m eets Fourth M onday la tio n s .”
th r e w Its beam on th e d ia l o f th e te le ­
T b s w a ta tu o tR e s r n o dded. - H e h a d
A ugust o f each year.
g ra p h . I t M i l l p o in te d t o f u ll '» p s M
shesd. “ I k n e w ha*d t r y It , a n d I to o le d
County C om m ission ers C ou rt -m eets served o n s e v e ra l seas, a n d I t w a s no
first W ednesday iu Janu ary, A pril, n e w t h in g In h ie e x p e rie n c e to r a co n ­
h i n t " h a c rie d .
I s th e tu rm p U t h a t fo llo w e d , w h ile
J u ly and Septem ber of each y ea i. s c ie n tio u s c a p ta in to put h it te le g ra p h
e t h a lf speed, o r e v e a dead s lo w , a n d
s to k e r an d o ile r a n d e n g in e e r Bed fr o m
Probate O curt m eets first Monday in w a r n th e e n g in e e rs n o t to obey to o l i t ­
th e w a te r b u b b lin g w a is t h ig h . th e c h ie f
each m oath
e r a lly .
I t c a n 't be d o ne a n y snore, fo r
g a th e re d u p h is o w n lo g -b o o k , and t a r e -
Oi'Bsy oouwrr p o s t o r r ic c s a m d m s t - th e n a w te le g ra p h m a r k s re v o lu tio n s
f i l l y to r e I t up. T h e fra g m e n t» he e as t
an d m u s t t e lly w it h th e In d ic a to r on th e
n o th e to a m y b r in e t h a t roan a b o u t b i t
. . .M ise Id a Oooley. eng in e s. T h e m a te d id p o t lik e th e lo o k
Ctaetoo.
eng in e s
**I a in 't g o in g to fig h t unfair.*'
. . . F l e t c h e r G a r d n e r . o f th e n ig h t, a n d th e p e rils m a r k e d o n
U erb o r
he m u tte re d .
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...............J . W . A lley. th e c h e r t rose b e fo re h im d is tin c tly .
G old B e a c h .
O n th e b rid g e o f th e w re c k e d A m r h t o i
. . . .O. L . W akeman. B a t b e u n d e rs to o d q u ite w e ll e yo u n g
W edderburn
th e c re w hu d d led c h e e rles s ly . T h e alov-
. Mr. E . H Runneli. m a s te r's a n x ie ty t o p e t In t o p o r t o n
I l l i l m e ..............
s tre a m ln g te a s t h a t em e rg e d fr o m t h *
t im e , e n d m o re o v e r be to ld h lm e e lf t h a t
of efficiency in the
is its key-for-eveiy-charader keyboard.
O ne simple stroke prints any charader.
This saves time, increases speed and
T H E RO A D
Undone Touch
Ball Bearing Ty p t Bar
Colne» Fiuta. sad Pal
Dittasi Tabulai»
Vinbla W ruing
A Key I » Eway C h »
Period Erasing Facilitai
liSmhaeeaahla C a aria g w
Right aeä Lek Carhag.
Visible
Mrs. V io la A. F ry.
M a r ia l......
A g n e se ..........
k.,4 . . .A. M. Mllaa«
L a n g lo is
E c k le y ...
John ston
.................J. 8. Capps.
............... E. Raekleff.
............ J . A. H e s
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K th e y r a a d o w n a n y t h in g R w a s n 't hts
f a u lt . Bo b e nodded a g a in a n d w a lk e d
A hmm
o v e r t o t h e s p e a k in g tu b e.
T h e c h ie f e n g in e e r a n s w e re d h im
f r o m t h e w o r k in g p la tfo rm . " C a p ta in
e sys w h e n he rin g s to slow to h a lf speed,
ju s t t o d ro p h e r a e o u p le ." c a m e th e
d r a w lin g voic e o f th e t h i r d m a te .
T h e c h ie f lo o k ed u p a t th e d ia l w h e re
th e In d ic a to r p o in te d s te a d ily a t f u ll
speed a h e a d . " A l l r ig h t .” h e re p lie d .
T h e Smith Premier
Typew riter Co., Inc.
The Burrow Clevis
Syracuse, N . Y . Brent
“ T h e s k ip p e r's k e e p in g h e r g o in g In
t h is fo g ." suggested th e a a a ta tn n t a n -
Always Stays “Put
••B o ll» m y w i f e m id la irw c lf b a r « b e e n
« ■ Iu à C A4CARKTS wud they »re toe best
medicine wc have tr e . had In the house L M I
week my w it. wuu franilo w'th
tw o ilira . sto tried Boincof yowrCASC
and the» belle»ed Hi« pnln In L'.r heed a* meet
launedlaM'.y We ‘ oth w a m n ic ii’ Ceecaroia
OH AS.
pHUburg State
Depee<t ( fe . |>ittetom Pa
P ta e is s c i-s la is l» .'
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H ö r e r 8U*k<*f. Wt»»hi-u. or ( i r b * MX. f i e -Ah:
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CURS
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Btwrtta« traeAy « -wya»' • h »varaa, ''•»Irval, >e«e twa*. W
T h o u s a n d s H a v e K id n e y T r o u b le
a n d D o n 't K n o w it .
H r . w i f o F in d O u t.
Fill a bottle or coir.mcn glass with your
watar and let It aland twen. fc-.ir hours; a
tllng Indicates an
unhealthy condi­
tion of the kM-
neya: If It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass tt or pain in
the bach Is alio
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad­
der are nut of order.
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W h a t to B e .
Thera la comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that D r. Kilmer's Svam p-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In .th e
bask, kidneys, liver, t ladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inabllltv
te hold water and ggshfisg pain In passing
It. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wins or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled Io go often
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. Tha mild and tha extra­
ordinary effect ol S w a m p -R o o t Is noon
raallred
It stands the highest for Its won­
derful curat of the most distressing esses.
If you need a medicine you should have tha
bast. SoM by druggists Ir. SOc. and »1. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of thia
w aad e rlu l
discovery
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aad a book that t e lls g Q n M ^ A ( r ..£ ^ a
more about tt. both sent
absolutely free by mall.
Kilmer &
n-m. »f SmuurR«*
mton. N . Y . W h en w riting m en­
t it a generous offer In this paper.
STOCK and
P O U LTR Y
M ED IC IN E
8tock aad poultry have few
trouble« which are not bowel and
l i v e r irrepuiaritiee.
B la c k -
Drautfht stock and Pou'try M edi­
cine 1« a bowel and liver remedy
for atock. I t p»ts Yhe organa of
digestion in a perfect condition,
ftoiu inen t American breeder« and
farmer« keep their herd« and flock«
h. althv by g iving th»m an occa-
tional dose of Bltick Draught Stool
and Poultry M olicine in their
food. Anv atock raiser m tv b u y s
25<wnt half-pound a ir tig h t can
of th a medicine frota his -lealfr
and keep his stock is vigoroue
health for w c-ls. Dealer« gener­
ally k cp U lark-D raiigbt Stork and
Poultry Medicine. If youta doea
n<d, tend 2S oeuti for a sample
can to the manufacturer«. The
Chattanooga Medium« Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tent».
Bo n -a u s , Oa.. Jaa. «a. Isaa.
niaelr-D aught »took amt Poulzy
Mad* -ine la Ih-, boat ! av.-rtrlod. Our
•took waa oeking bad who« you sad*
mo tbw m »dioina and now they are
fa ttin g ao in a . Thay ara looking «
pa’ *a»v. b Star.
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H ave y o u a H orse w ith a n y
O ne o r M ore o f th e follow -
irieh, bits?
Refusing to Lead.
Afraid of sudden falling of board
Running away when ItalUnor bridle ia removed.— Biting
Getting fast in stall.
Afraid of Bight and sound of steam
Rawing in stable.
Kicking at master or strangers
Tender bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels
Pawing when hitched in street.
Afraid of touch of shafts
Crowding in stall.
Scaring at hogs or dogs along roa<
Refusing to halter or bridle. --
Running away
Pulling on one rein.
Striking.
Tail switcher
Lugging on bit
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
Lunging and plunging.
Hard to shoe.
-Shyinf
Jumping fences.
Refusing to hold back going down hil
Afraid of automobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
Lolliug the tongue.
Afraid of robes
Afraid of umbrellas.
Afraid of clothes on line
Afraid of sound of gun. Afraid of band playing
Afraid of canvas top wagons.
Afraid of cars
If you have horses addicted to any ot the above men­
tioned had habits or vicious traits, yon can cure them.
And permanently too, by following the system as giv­
en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value
of your horse many dollars worth, whether you want to
keep or sell him. It will increase your safety and confi­
dence in driving and handling any such mimal.
The only licensed horsetraiuer in Oregon.
All
work guaranteed.
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H. Z. H A N S E N ,
L anglois, O r
to writ« for onr con»da:itl«l U tter bafora ap-
plylnz for putaartl lt may ba worth a o n j
Wa promptly obtain U . 8. and P o it-fn
PATENTS
<w p b *o a u d W . aon.t a il I M M E D I A T E
F R E E rapart on putantablilW. Wa give
S a R « l real aorrica aad advfca, aad our
atorgna are raodarata. T iy ua
SW IFT & CO.,
"B a d const to o .” c o n tin u e d th e a s s is t­
a n t . f l l r i ' - v his la m p In to th a c h a m p in g
eccenfri« s e ll.
" I t ' s a lw w ve th e
DOCTORS
• a y c o n s u m p tio n c a n be
cured. N a tu re alo n e w o n ’ t
do it, i t n eed * h e lp . ______
A n y p e rs o n o r
p e ri-o n e
P er m a n e n t an th e h ills , bnt can be
rem oved in a neeond o f tim e . The
o n ly C le v is now on th e m a rk et th a t
stay» w h ere |>nt.
" W e ll .” said th e o th e r , g l a n d s * up
a t th e d ia l, " I f a n y th in g h a p p en s, e l*
w e 'v e g o t to say Is: I t w as o rd e rs fr o m
th e b rid g e . T h a t te le g ra p h w o n 't Me.
S h a ll I ease h e r o n ly a e o u p le w h e n he
s ig n a ls h a lf speed?*'
T h e g r a y -h a lr e d e n g in e e r p o t M s hand
i on h is s u b o rd in a te 's s h o u ld e r. H ie voice
! rose sh o v e th e w h ir r o f th e d y n a m o and
W ' B. B u rro w ,
C o rb in , Ore.
Mu M o r e C e r ls r t o S p a r e
I m u st h u sb an d m y tim b e r Io re
place fen ces a n d b u ild in g » on th e
farm , therefore I m u st n o t sp are any
m ore ced ar. P le a se d o n o t ask for it
The green tree» will grow and the dead
ones will k e e p .
J. H. Urros,
L a n g lo ia , O r., A u g u st 2 7 , 1110
P a fo n f la w y e r s ,
th e
f '- r m a t - o h a n t t t r i l l ta » t d e t - k - h t -o
t lo n o f th e g u ilt y p a r t ie s .
is th « best h e lp , h o t, it« os«
m ust b e continued in sum­
m e r os w e ll a s w i n t e r .
T . k . I t ta a l l « ] , w t a w l l k o r » « « . .
C a l« snail battle now.
A ll P r iisSW
PUBLIC
M o-
la w ; a n d a re w a rd w ill h r g iv e n f n r ii .
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ba y elle d .
“ T h e old e n g in e e r, r u b b in g b e tw e e n h ts
p a lm s th e o m n ip re s e n t bad»» - I t. is su,
Ih o rlty . a bit o f cotton w a it« , yazart * t
tha t'U lld t n v t e r of th e w rack, a n i
aitar«! bia starna. W ith a raalt-ra b*
allcurod bla ah rla l lDX men. a rt! b u r ia l
th a t h i r l mate w ith b ’ yea " I » a * on
wateh to -n ly h t w ith m y ar U ta n t," h«
eommanced. harshly. " I »m re tp o n a ttl*
fc r thia. I'v e loat my envlne-eoom toe.
but II w a s m ; o rd e r» th a t 'u n t h»r d rlv -
In «. I t waa all m y d o li'M . a rd : » u e -t
I'm old anouch to stand by It
T o heli
w ith the rules of the road! ba t's play
The e x c lu siv e right to handle tola | by J im m y C rip p a . h a lf speed I t t a . ”
“ T h e n n o t a lk fr o m th e de c k goes.
C levis w ill lie sold by C ounties or
.
States, or se t oi tlirae can be pu rch as­ K f l» ' ' ■
" T a k e y o u r o rd e rs fro m th e te le g ra p h ,
ed lor »1.00.
Address
L c l l a n a n d M a r s h a l l R a n c h e e , w i l l Lo
p ro q e c u te d to th e u t m r r t e x t e n t -of
T h e t h ir d a e a ls ta n t pushed fo r w a r d
a nd s tare d a t th e c a p ta in w it h op en
m o u th . T h e n he s hoo k his fis t, w ild ly .
“ T h a t a ln t so." ha b a w le d . "1 k n e w y e r
t r i c k . I I g o t w itn e ss d o w n b e lo w ! T e
d o r 't to n rr.s m y p a pers t h a t w a r : A n j -
l>ndv w ith tw o g ra in » Of i« r.s e u ll k n o w
t h is old h o o t e r c o u ld n 't p ile op th is
H u h o p a n y h a lf tp»«d. I t e ll ye. j e d o u ’t
I,AV n t* m y p a p e rs !” H e tu rn e d ro u n d to
hts fe llo w s o f th e e u y tu e e -ro o m . " W h a t
does th e te le g ra p h d o w n th e re ro a d ? "
i th e c la n k o f th e m a in p u m p
T h a t lt n 't
' o rd e rs ," he said.
“ O u r o rd e rs a re o n
! t h a t d ia l th e re . I f t h a t ra y s h a lf speed.
tre a im s u ln g
u p o n t h e C r o f t L a k e R a n c h ,— t h e
w ith y o u n g s te rs
a ll r ig h t, so h e th in k s , b u t ba h a s n ’t
been on t h is coast sa lo n g ss I h a v e . o r .
be w o u ld n 't be d r iv in g h e r In t h is m u c k .
H e 's a lvrava throw !«»« It u p t o m e that
I a lr.t th » s k ip p e r so I rec k o n I ' l l m a k e
n o fuss I f he Is t r y in g to h i t th e A m p h lo n
th ro u g h c o n tra ry to ru le s ."
NOTARY
T K K 8 P A 8 S N O T IC K
way
th- • h l* f r « p r ’,’’vd acidly. "Th»> d o n 't
lik e t o h i t s t im e by ru le « . Petersun's
H. T. 8TEWART
Opp. U.S. Pataat Cflca.Washifcgtod.OX.
■varvbooy Saya So.
Ctaeareta Csndv Cathartic, the moat won­
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**t «a. h e w a n ts t o g e t In . I t ’s p r e t t y
I t h ic k w e a th e r t o be s te a m in g a good
to g and sig h t te.w lndw arQ roks h ta' c-
o u th e subm erg ed h ’t ll . an d tb s r p u o r
ra n In riv e rs fro m m as t e r ta a ta n e h ’o ’
*1 bad th e e n g in e ro o m te le g ra p h a t h a i.
speed." s aid th e c a p ta in , w h ite fa c e d ,
" a n d I'v e g o t i t d o w n In th e lo g t h a t w e
slow ed d o w n as to o n sa w e r e t In t o tb s
fog . I guaee t h a t 'l l s a tis fy tha In sp ec to rs
that I'v e done a ll r ig h t, a n d * a'd n o t ha
ru n o u t o f o u r course unless th a a a g ln a -
ro o m ba d disobeyed o rd e rs e n d k e p t h e r
N o tice to T o w n B to ck ew n ers.
Th e yellow lantera on tne tlb ad brldgr
flickered In the wind, but th e ir ncet«e'1v
fla m e i wee« r e t m ore waver!«-« m a e
th e a.vet of the captain. '1 put t a r ovae
w h a n Il's w o r k in g .” th e c h ie f responded.
to hair apeed." he said, s h rilly , laying
" I f I t Is n ’t w o rk in g th e n th e s p e a k in g -
his » e l hand on tha brass, “but it
t u b w i ll do ."
m ig h tn 't h a re registered In the engine-
A n b o o r la te r th e A m p h lo n w a s s t ill
room. You see— ”
b e s tin g s w a y th ro u g h th » big . o ily teas,
*Wa must play fa ir,” In terru pted th e
th e fo g a tre s m ln g s w a y fro m h e r bows
ch ief engineer, loudly The men crowded
to s w ir l back an d across th e y e llo w g la re
rloaer about him . th a lr o llt' Ir a ru e tlla g
o f th e d re k lig h ts before p ilin g u p In s
In the durkneaa " W e m iifl p:ay fa ir,"
m u r k y w e ll a s te rn . T h e c s p ta ln I ap t
said th e old man. «llb ly . "T h e A m i-bloc's
w a tc h w ith hts m a te on th e b rid g e . T h e
piled up here, and some one'» yot to lose
e n g in e -ro o m te le g ra p h
flo o d a t f u ll
hla papers. I a in 't been frtc rd ly w ith the
speed. D ow n , b e lo w In th e e n g in e -ro o m
th e t h ir d e n g in e e r w e n t q u ie tly a b o u t [ aklpoer. and 1 Juat n a tu ra ly U p t her
i d riv ln « boys. I t ’s my fa u lt, my fa u lt,
b is w o rk , w h ile h is c h ie f stood on th e
boys, and I Rueey I'm op aealnat It. T h a i
w o r k in g p la t lo r m u n d e r th e huge steam
i telegraph aayy h a lf speed, and I kept
valve, s m o k in g h is pipe.
bar full speed, ro n tra ry to o rd e rs "
A f f t e r h is r o u n d s th e a s s is ta n t earns
Th e young ekipper turned away bis
across a n d stood by th e old m a n ’s side. !
face and p lc le d up a lan tern that rw un«
1 “ I t 's a n a w f u lly d ir t y n ig h t ." h» said.
“In th e s ta k e -r o o m you can see tile fog stearolny from the rail. Rai»!- » II up ha
scanned tha facet th a t surrounded hlnr.
p o u rin g d o w n Jhe v e n tila to r s Ilk a steam .
S low ly th e lan tern fe ll w ith h it arm . H a
S tr ik e s m a t h e s h ip p e r Is r u n n in g big
th re w out his hand and caught the leve
r is k s ."
o f the telegraph
W ith a Jerk he th o w
"Y e a , h e ’s ra e k le e s to -n ig h t. I'm p r e t­
It back and then fo rw a rd to fu 'l apeud
t y w a ll need to y o u n g chaps w it h h o t­
ahead. T h e elan« o f tha bell came -ip
h e a d e d n o tio n s , b u t Ik e o ld e r I g r o w
fro m the half-drow nad engine-room and
t h e lees I l i k e th a c a p ta in w h o boasts In
Ban
p o r t t h a t ha n e v e r w a n t h a lf speed. . tin kle d , a fading echo, la th a fog
Boaster o r la t e r ha g e ts a lesson.
Borne- . . F ra n c is c o A r g o n a n t
ly. I satghl say."
F o r t h e a c c o m m o d a tio n o f th o s e d e ­
s i r i n g t-» r a is e b lo o d m l c a t t le M . L .
B - ir r e 't h a s b r o u g h t b is p u re -b lo n d
J e r s e y b a I In t o t o w n . T h e a n i m a l
h a a a i w a t s b « c n g m t l e , b n t ita o w n e r
w a iv e s a ll l i a b i l i t y . 8 c t v l o e r » l .
T h a y o u n g e r ra s e m a d h ts ro u n d s
tb r o u g h th e m a c h in e ry , b la lig h t had oo
a b e a rin g , a s w if t to u ch o a a d r iv in g rod,
a s q u in t e t n a o l! e up. a tu r n oo a v a lv e .
T h a s w e rv in g bed p la tes , th a th u n d e r in g
e y l ln d e n f a r a b o v e , th e c la c k in g pu m p s,
t k a w h it r in g a b a ft sang a b o u t h im as h a
w a n t. S u d d e n ly th s etss d y r o a r o f th a
h u g s e n g in e « w a s d o lle d . T h e b o rd -
presaed t h r u s t M e e h s ««esed t h a lr t h r i l l
e fy .
The p la a ^ M pMR* rods slowed
Two F a th a .
Tbare la a path th a t aaamatb posâtes fuir.
W ith po rta le open a ad w ith r o tr a a « .
broad:
B u t danser and drstrwatleai bovar there
T o lure iha fra t front aafety und fa o n
Rad.
T h a r , ta a path ae n a rro w and au a tra lfS t.
T h a t to th e p u rr a t m * is aniranca e lv e s
Happy tbr oiaa who e e l.rs a< lt .t t gala.
T a trend tb r path Ib a l laudat« up v
H au va n i
—E m ily Houseman Wataea, la , Enaa'i
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