MORNING ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY. JULY 11. 1911. The Power of Steam w- I A Sasry So-W Hew It May I By Jack Tomlinson Coprrtcfct r Asaertca hill A.W Uany peopl nowaday cooskW the perils af tb sea to I do to th ee akc TW Uw f piracy being wrecked oa aher and fa Ilia tnt th heads ot mv(M or being eatea by caalbla H ewppoeed bow t be long to the past. This h not the ce. Tber are pirate today oa tb coast of "China and a tb Malay archipeJ go, a ad as for falling lata to hand af savage, and that within hnli Boootba past. I haw aorh a tor? to' ta auysett. . I was second officer at th AsserteaB tramp steamer Evely Hop. W wer raBBia along tb roast f BriT Ish East Africa, gtrlag to saw as w thought a whs berth. beatea by a high wind sad u off taa It waa vary tarty la the that IW wind eodJJy ceased. Aad k was larky that It did so, for our haw ran apoa a coral sad sand beach. W tried to back T. hat aw engine am aot strong enough, aad wa were obliged to wmJt for daylight U rder la ee wrhe w wer aad adofit mac BUeaaoua means for getting free, Wbcai th daw an w found tr JtJtTi 91 Jls ifcira of sa anlnhaMtod W at oc act above ruttinjc aar kedg aacaora aad am ting ether Breparatioeta t pall a aff. I was r darad to go aahar with a row af six am aad try for aoaa gam that w tight bar fresh bmL W found alary af wUd aafanale aad birds a th kvlaad aad wer rast getting a eup ary af hath whea w heard a about bu w had left aa th i wh th boat. Harrying to th " "I aTK wnt a noaa or a-raA." beach, wa aaw Ore bug caaoea, each coatalalng aom forty aegroea, polllag toward th Eretya Hope. Of coora w got Into oar boat at oar aad raed with the Marks for th easeeL Whea tbey aaw that w woald reach It befar them they laj oa their t rated thtmailTta with ob- ats. They watrhed aa all th aneraooo, aad oar captala coatladVd that they , war watttag for tb dart Been, whea ' they woald attack aa. aad If they cap tared aar ship w woald all doabtleas be mardered. Wc acaaied the ? el for si laa. and all wa faaad was a ahot gaa, a rUI aad two revorrera. We had a dose watt seaaara aboard aad a aatxtwre of coppar calorad mea. most ly htalaya. Lat m tb afteraooa tb blacka aeat a boat toward an. prob I ably to draw aar Cre and daatoeer how strong w were. At th sight of th aegr war Tim a ear Astatic bawvd so with flight that th captala ordered them all befcr. We Ud not grattfy the Macks by Irtng at theaa. Oar chaar for aar ra looked Tery woahta't afford ' arhlto crew. A for th rest, they wees aot worth area ta. 8addeaty I thsaght of a weapoa that woald acre aa better thaa pow der aad ball. We had phnry of base aboard, aad It ou.au ed to me to eoople tt to th hofiera aad tght the blacks with steam. What frtrAtraed oar mea waa tbat of them nawmtniid that fe- . eral years ao a fiemh ahlp had gj asbor a thla or aaother btatad a this vary part of tb cuast aad tb aarlTes had naaiai rid all "a board. - Th octlook with a cocnae of haadred black deella walUag for algbt to cob to treat aa th nam way was. V say tb least, not reaasnrtag. caperlanT atar oar artartpaJ aaapua was stca'3. . We cakralatrd that It waM ba t rh tide aheat clorft la the evealBg. I f wa wereat enptared before that Cher i poasfbtEty of oar aSduig cl t&to iter. Oac free wa eoa!d pot a ateam and seJl away. wtthcnt aao lpetarloa. Bat th blacks kaew tbt aa area aa wa and war aot Uky to delay tbetr attack tin th tVde h-,-ei aa off. ' rVrtaaataty th waathar. wbVh bad : beea. thirk whoa wa atrark acj co tmaad thhrk. cleared at saraa and i a thro , Barter mooa ta th Wa had coasted aa thai ta holp aa ttda. far with Its Bght wa coold aa at tt they eowid a aar darks $100 a yecr fcr a daily newspaper by mail $3X3 a year fcr fcily navspaper by carrier ' vev wm eiirme mm . IT. IS LITTLE YUT TIIAT IS THE TOTTAL COST TO YOU tt: ycj AFFcn to ce wrrnow IT? under ever f th darfcaee aad ef power as by fore of uuubeca, . Our luckiest Sad la tb way of d feas was aom barbed wlr fencing stowed away U tb cargo. YV etretrbed tt around tb rua a. W didn't consider It u:Vleol t keep fi aa MN, bat exce-lent for pun f delay.. vV put two row, oa aUtr th other, from stem to midship la order to aiate It vaster for tb black to attack a aft. thtu cvoceatratiug them to x advantage. We bad tw cou&ac oa the boiVr aad bos enough te reh aar pert of lie alp ftva bwih coaioK. lif sunset w bd all ar dlovaikNis aaad. Tb raptaia was la coaioiaad. Tb ftnt odVer was to work the port aad I the starboard hose. Tb arm. dirtbted anOB the white . Tb JLtiatk were kept ta tb hold. At tb treeing appruached theT be- gaa to cry t b Wt at. ot reUsblag betag aiardered Ilk tats la a ln,i Aad they aim feared that tb Na. t Biigbt set tb ship aar or let tb wa ter ta oa them to drowa theoa. We paid a attrattoa to tbeax aad tbey Caally becaaa aaor qviet. toag befor tb ana sarreadered tb day to th atooa w had rrrjhinf la raatlaraa to repel board. Oiea tac were left la th fencing. wh h was rtcaety woTea, with a barb oa top, a that w eoald fir at our o aaies as well as keep theoa front get tlag at a. War there was oalf aasoalight a dark eload roiled oeer oar big roand ktatera aad bVl IL As at waa betog obtared w saw erery ra ao paDed farioaely toward aa. It aeeeaed to aa that w tfteea whit aaea eppeord to aaore thaa three ttaw their aaatber f strong aaea araaed with spears tbey wer ased to haadHng. beaidea probably soaae fl re- had Tery saaaJl chaar for oar VdJaaVftpl by faith la aar arrangements fur tbetr reeeptioa. and If w could reach them wkh car atoam )rta w had coafldear la Its power to harm them considerably. Now aad! agala whn oar amWa war palliag toward as a thla part of the doad passing eer th aooo woald glT aa aom BghC The coming cr aoaa aad their aoads wer black a Erebaa. thoagh her and tber w wwald see a Sash whea th moonlight arrack a ahietd or a steel weapoa. Kearar cam th black death tin the canoes reached a point a cable" length from a. Two paEed to port to starboard aad one toward th I woadered how tbey proposed to board a, for we had been rarefnl ta lea re aothiag banstoc for them to Hie hold of.. As aooa as tbr came be-kit-as and aader onr stem w learjd their method. Tbey nrer prorlded with ropea of tbetr own Dr. tin; of what material I did nut know and at the end of each wa a sort of V aaad from a firU& I no b. one side being free to- f-m "Hy no aooaer came aerr cnojxb tix thty began to throw tliee V' to ratrh ea th gaawale. Bat here oar wire fenc ing stood aa in jrood stejid. Tb blacks foaad It ljnrosatible to ret aa attach aaeat except at lb openings w had parpoaely left for oar own actioa. Standing at my poet with my Bos nia. I aaw on of tb canoes com to ward m. aad its crew, erring a single maa apparently anarmed to defend the opening, palled directly under me. On of them threw a T. which caught -aa tb gunwale, and a black came aaickty ap. dimblng band orer band. I gar him a doa of steam right In tb far. With a wild shriek, be dropped into tb boat. I dared aot remain ex posed to a spear thrown from below; bat. sighting tb posttJoa of tb boat. I reached oat with tb nozzle in my band and poared a stream of hot Ta per bate tt. Knowing by their yell that tbey wer ta diatreaa. I made bold to leaa orer tb ship's aid and tara th stream from on cad of tb canoe to tb other. For a whO th blacks war to para lysed to act; then eery one who bad aot beea aererely acalded Jumped Into tb water. leering tb wounded In tb boat to drift away. Of course as soon as tbey wer pat oat of tb flgbt I dejved. keen while th first ofDcer was bar ing a almCar experience with tb Uack oa tb other aide, aa I well knew from th yell coming from' thai dlrectJoa. I had no sooner driren off my enemies thaa I waa ordered by the captala to tb stern, where arTeral biacka bad already climbed ap and were uaaptng dowa on the deck. I did aot need to go to them. I aimply tamed a steam jet oa them. Rome fell on the deck; others managed to get over tb taffrail and down Into their canoe or the water. Aad ao at every point we achieved aa easy Tictory without Crier a shot Great is the power of steam. Store oar trtamph oa th African coat with ao other weapoa I bar woadered why military mea aLooid aot plare boiler with boa attar kmeata la fortl flrarloaa for th close work, blight it not be made a effertrr as a Gather ftt! Aa w aaw th caaoea paHlsg away la get rid f th dreadf3l hot Vater w-e fp;t ear Mp eliding eff the reef A cheer both for oar eVtory aad 1 rr be rrleadly L'd that tad freed west ap. doobUea the greatest aree ti the miegUag of betnae voire that had erer beea heard oa that 4 )ot ebcr. Ia a few m!3ate we were la deep water, and !ated f aainr ear cteao to or Id aegmee we mored away aader rt toward a frVat'y port rr beea rhroogn brrrVasee and beea wracked ea a deorted Wand, bat aeear ba an my aaCor Ufa bar I been a acared ai whea three black were alttjaT for derknea to cae aboard Commercial Club Chat Wald Mll!r. f Helena. Moot. fco maa formerly ia th meat businesa In that citT. la her and will bay a farm ia Clackamas coaaty. He la a thorough stockman aad will eagag In the dairy businesa. Dr. R. U Walton, of Keeae. N. called upon Secretary LAselle. of the Commercial Club on Monday, to ob tain Information about rOeoa City. Dr. Walton Is rery math pleaaed wij th city and will locate her as aooa aa h can ecg a auit of room. J." Thomas, of Stafford, cam to thla section from South Dakota, four year ao and bought th farm where he now tiT. He ears b 1 wU pleased au4 baa made more money thaa he ever mad before. II keep cows and sell th cream d also find poultry rale lug to b rery profitable. H also dec Urea that thia ta th greatest cher rr sectkva ia th world. On tree oa Mr. Thomas' place I fifty feet In di ameter and produce a ton of Royal Ana cherrte a year. e Th tallest vetch ever sees In Clackamas county Is on display at th Promotloa Offlc. It U ala feet high aad was grown at Clalrmoot, three mile east of Oregon City by Fred Maarma. Mr. Waurma la a dairyman aad has his land in the highest stage of rattiralion. Clarke Fuge. of Oregaa City, grow big rhubarb in his garden. At Wast th sample la th Promotion Offlc haa leaves tare feet la dlamenter and stems J I S feet long. Thia illustrate the productiveness of Clackamaa coup- Mrs. L J. Ewalt. of Logan, who called at th Promotion Offlc, said that th poultry industry In Clacka maa county had proved very success ful la her cas. Th prefers th Rhode aland Reda aad haa several hundred of thia breed of fowls. r- Sh will bar aa exhibit of poultry at th Clackamaa County rair thia fall ao that all may bar th opportunity to see Mr. Ewalt s fancy poultry. e E C Ryai. of CUlrmoat, will build a factory for maaufactariag Ilm-aul phur apray material. A groat deal of this apray la aeed In Clackamaa coun ty and ao doubt this enterprise will b successful. Clackamaa county ia well adoptad to fruit growing and It la omy a Ques tion of time befor it will be famed aa a fruit sect ion. COUHRt IS BIG CLASS REV. HILL.EBRANO OF ST. JOHN'S MAKES REMARKABLE RECORD. I . .k. . 1 : . . . . t uua m i aimnic cnurca oy JlOttl KCT. Arcbbiahop Alexander Christie. aait ed by the Rer. Thomas and tb Rev. rrowin, of Mount Angel, and the Rev. A. HUlebrand. pastor of St. John's church at 10:30 o clock Sunday. Three masses wer held, low masse at 6 and S o'clock aad high mass at 10:30. at which Archbishop Christie delivered tb sermon. Special music. was renuerea oy u choir. The sacrament of confirmation was administered imediately after high mass. Thia waa th largest class that haa erer been confirmed In Oregon City. Tb Rer. HUlebrand la to b com plimented on th success he haa achieved ainc taking charge of this pariah. He now has on of th largest congregations la th state. Tb con flrmatioa services were moat Impres sive. The Tmf Electron. A striking dearrtpUoa of that laron carrabiy minute parrsrte the etertrua. which within recent years has 0V thruoed the at" a the aniaiat rwea Poaeot of sua iter, wae givee by lree dent K. If. Na-aws. Its oeaartor. he aald. -fa taut wt aa atom wi nega Or esectrtclty pew ana simpte. its form m epoenrai a so out spoerotaat. It six a probably anas tnau oue teu-mllliua-aaiiuwath or aa tut-n. A neo revo4vug onaAly eoough u aa uruu wlthla the atooi it giva ae iwurrO ttgbt of higtMmt parity. hen viwieut iy jostling irregularly abwvt N gnm u while light. WHhual I be emUwu all Litt would be impvsslbl. a.x cbaoge. i Piose L9enoa. Tb Meaoa. wau. m urtsrv. are tb aorsmurs ot the uuVni I'm aiua. are in ceatr ot auaa eyrato. I tto Phsd Piper ot HaBMstta was a vYeoa. tm also ih to vnmrr wt ine ttara moantaiaa. woo appeared ao many daya a year and ptajrd aoearthly lane, aod waoswrver feeard si mat few iai a frwoay troea which there waa ao rapiac. Aa thee pled end weird pipers aaaeaabted oore a year at th Brvrkea. where tber waa a -ral raralval. th arch arwd seed k th raarert a a rtofla. am he roliirg aroawd sad SddMag a the kali of oxrwea and ta pipers sddUg to the 6eodth dtt th eoaeert of rhetr aahsvy iQu-aesw;a Cheat bare Jar I Whew th Dv Aesssa. Oe:y ta ewaacry stear raa faay fM K. ihto dytag ml Bags wtth th htrrh I I tTaaalrtaa trwan may a tway Bs-ac. rate awya aUr r the 'atoev'ar atga. Pa fraw aarkaia. a af a ghwat ram aaaaat T al eartha eterVw agate told. hwaha. far th ay k ewaedi-K. BL Arr te "!re Kaarkand njtaae I inn We, j A etsra af ayramn wd te aa i tB years ed It is as Tte in Ota? Bttsifaesd as Steel Die Emfeossing . There are larger plants in Oregon but none better equipped than the Oegojffi City Ektoffiffigg We Heart to Heart Talks. Bwrswin A. NYU A KVCIT WKK On of the bra rest mea who ere Bred died In IV. Mola recently. In the year l7 N. r. Miller, then mall clerk on the Burlington road peaeed through a direful wreck. Ia a collision he waa thrown to the Ooor of the mall car. aad a redbot atoT fell over ea his face. TVedged b by th furniture, b waa una Me to te. Oa ear waa barned off and aa eyeball destroyed, whll th Bash and bone of oa aid of tb far were roasted and hie brain seared. It seems lacredlbi. bat n waa aa hour before hlUler waa eitrV-ated. Whea th doctors finally got to him oa remarked: "A: I we ess do Is to re Br him. He caaaot Mve. Whereupon IfDler retorted. "I .wBI Br longer thaa yoa doctors." And he did. H my ta th hoaprtal for tw year aad suffered aaaay dctlrat peratiuo. tefaaUg all anaesthtlra. Th great aargeoa of hm time. Fa ea ter, wa Uerame mtawwstad U afIUera raa. ptirw bm1 aaaay of th opera ". aaaklag aaly a aommal charg forfeea that thrwle would bar far tw years th caareh beOa ta th rtelalty of th hespttal did aot rtag f Minra eVOcata eoadldoa. II Ulaiaed I hm aaan tr mmA m-m- e4 twerr yeara. faalty. recocalxlag has latarWa and sarrtm. ,.xm at4 the posttioa wt wpertntendent af mail at Dee M ernes aad gave Mr. MT1 asr th rtf paWea. a ptac h BUed aatfl km death , in any other maoafactofing concern Pointing No matter bow small your order it given personal attention. MODERN TYPEFACES MODERN MACHINEIRY invite your inspection Thoaga trirhrfnllr dhlrjml mmA m cripple for life. Mr. Miller wa always cneerroi ana a man whom It wae a pleasure to know. . Every day of bis W condition re quired that his wound should be dreaa ed. How be endured tb constant draft apoa ba vitality for thlrty-eeves years la a marvel. With on side of his fare awatherf al. Rays la line linen aad moat carefully artsj o was an uauua!ly haad aom man Miller was a striking Ag ar. On day h wae eiked th ar m hbj woodcrful aurrivsl and rerv'WI- " oy. raenger aaved my brata. W ao aot live cy oar bodies. W Ure In ear minds." Thia maa ran the tiu heroism. Tbroagb tb dan dare of ufferlng be was do lea hemic thaa la th ghastly crbrt ef th wreck. And be atood a Hvtne a.w..m of the divine power ef kingfy mtad ever sner matter. LltlMIMI CATCHER MlEAirt LOVC FOR UMPIRE KLCM. BIU Klee. the .Xatlueal leagae . amplre. haa a aausNh of targe di- , wn. ana tbereby bancs a 1 lah? that b.'4e. in , Vt.r I , Larry MrLeaa of the Uacanaatl f dob If th. Nathaaal leaga 1 ' "P" ever aeare It. Lmt J aprlng McLean, wh alee aa t aom moaih. pat la a coapt f hoars watrbtaa m . alligator at Hut Bprlaaa. whkh "wwta opea aanat ef the Urn. Asked why It was a te ' tereaelag: UrlMi repUed- "It rameded ase a mora ef a a hsny an ' ' ---- W. A. Sharer, of MotaTla. waa la tSia city pa baataeae Moaday. . Co L IOT jack toyif EXPERIENCE WAK.X8 TD OTHER BALL PUYERS Th expertror of rmpir Jack DoTle la rhilaoelnhle r.-ti- i angry fan tried to Uy rloieat bands ea him and would bar surcded bat or u acnoa of th poUr Buy be regarded as a warnlne ulii ..i . r Who BBS r tr sa . . . ' uivv meir aUamoad careers ar at aa end. When rinrU . sn . ' - SMaer a CX- ewUed aa a kicker aad aa amptr baH - CJoa eWisioaa against his team see?1 A a. 1 M a, .new si v oeeos or Tloleac. H rea wewt am . ampiree, mcladlBg Tbomaa I.yach. aow presideut of th .National leaga. H wa 6 oed aad apedd agala and arslm e iu - - - .. . - - - 'wom ibuii Dna- rt he aerer changed bla tartlra. Bat as aa hmpir himself iMrle haa daxavajed that sni.k - . . - reoqermg aecision are - - . .w.. w iimii vea correct rating do aot please part tea a fait. aaeshu " ! a - w haagtag nrm d.k.i ar aald .. a . . eb- . -Why hbrhr , w-, mMS reet n the ' pat thee e ( -tVras r the net. I t.. eaarkeaa --MtmawT- aTT -T . . LEARN TO LIVE. - e rood lor , maa h de. rV' Prepmaaoa vwj, kaaMeasraaaateraem. urn will be , BASEBALL CBHATIOhJ -AHIC, Car. VaoflH ao. Tentyfowrth Sts. LOS ANGELES PORTLAND J-'y 11. 12. ijJ 14. is. 1. Oaeae Bealn Weekday at I . a. "y. 2:10 p. M. . LAOIEI' niv srsi.naw Boys td.- llftH Bleachert " pdneeday. r th popnUr itylt ia bono architect are T " . , rvviauil Int and baUdla rftiife meat, banM-lika la - acaraare m w arm At Modcrat. C-4 M Tc art thlnkln ( bafld lnr rail ... for .-...l- ?" "-a-eiacni. ( ill ""4ivnvi jiiii..:- i; III COUTH ACTOn m ..... III NlMk .. ;. - III ssasaj II ' rlM" . ,. a,A ZTTTTZ !' - 'VVVf V it re ,J19 Wwo .i BUNGALQrysJ Pramlae t J Trom carrier rv-',?