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And the men were coming. Al
least, two men. T hey had been com
Ing down th e Good ltye since early
day and aa th ey saw the smoke they
came faster, paddling In quick ca
donee
T hey were s talw art men
l-aFanc, In the stern, sat as atralght
aa a proud Indian. T h e o th er was
not q u ite so large of frame, not so
He knew th a t h* waa taking a
deep In color, hut Young Jim
long chance, setting a Are to work Fly nn's eye» were clear. h1s mouth
b ackw ards to w ard a phalanx of ap aet In a line of assuring firmness sn d
preaching flamo. burning the ground he hore his sh are of the task with
clean as It went no th a t when the relish
A different hoy. this, from
main front met It th ere would be the one who hsd been kidnaped
no food to feed It. If they waited from his cam p In a drunken stupo r
for night, th e proper tim e for b a c k days befo re: a n o th e r lad than the
firing when heavy and quiet air h e one who had defied hi» cap to r and
comes an ally of th e fighters, the •Hiked and sw orn th a t he would not
front surely would have reached the do •» bidden.
Resolution ability
green tim ber and might be a raging seemed to be hla characteristic»
m onster beyond hum an control.
th is hot. w indy morning as the
D rak e with a gasoline torch aet canoe finnlly cut the water» of
tw enty rods of fire and then waded Good Rye lake.
th e stream th a t he might better
From the knoll on which he was
watch his handiw ork and the f a n e directing th e redistribution of hla
tinning of th e crew.
forces. Steve D rake could have ob
T he men. he saw, believed th eir served the landing of th a t canoe,
fight hopeless and he rushed In but hla eyes and attention were cew
among them
tered on the are a he Bought to save
“Give me that pum per I" he cried from destruction, so he was not
to one and pulled th e device from
of th H r , r r l va| until they
th e fellow's hack.
“ H o t r —a s t h e 1 approached.
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In . th k e „ lead
m an made his excuse
"H ot as the
“One of you—" Steve begun,
hubs of h—II But th a t 's all the
pointing to w ard a place th a t need
more reason for keeping a ft e r
ed guarding
I t . . .”
He stopped sho rt
He had a d
Crouching low. he edged In.
dressed
LaF ane.
T he
upraised
closer th an th e closest of them. Ha
hand sagged and th en he tu rned to
held his breath because the air was
s ta re at Young Jim.
liquid h e a t
The hoy looked s tra ig h t Into the
"Shovels, now.” he croaked. “Get
eye« of the man who. for th ese
your shovelers In. Mac I Close In.
It wus
v o n !"
. weeks had used hla name
- Ml as well as w ater commenced | * h|ir 1
" s" " , r " * £ difficult
to fiy. T he burning »pot w as s u r to determ ine because of Its sobriety
rounded by fighters. T h e skin of w hether It w a s one of reg ard or
Steve's face was ta u t and dry with offense. And th en a f t e r a moment,
th e to rtu re of heat, but th ey were the lt d smiled
“You're Steve D rake." he said
making
headway,
checking
the
sp read of the fire, driving It back. and put out bis hand.
Steve did not apeak
He wus
“G o o d !" he panted, relaxing a
trifle. “T h re e of you keep her where searching th e o th er's countenance
she la. now. Bury everything with and thinking sw iftly of whnt hinged
sand th a t smokes. Spread out. the on th e n a tu r e of LnFnne'a handl
rest of you. . . . Yonder I T here's work. T h e real Young Jim was
here, now
P re te n se was done, s
a n o th e r o n e !”
A second serious blaxe was de play ended. T h e F lynns must from
veloping. set by sp a rk s from his this hour t a k e th eir destinies In
backfire, and wallowing through the th eir han ds an d win or lose.
He shot an Inquiring glance at
down stuff a half dozen men fol
lowed him to an o th e r Interval of iJtKane. T h e m an's It|>a tw itched
h e a rt breaking, lung searin g work and his eyes smoldered.
“Yon b e t !“ he said In response
“Coming great, lad s !" he cried
when th a t p a rtic u la r engagem ent to the unspoken query and hla
was won. “All right. Mac. She's voice carried more en th u siasm than
cooler, now. Cross over and touch D rake had ever h eard In It before.
o f f some more. Give us a few min
“Good P he m u ttered
“You've
utes every ten rods or so sn d don't hit the Job at the right time. Jim I
get caught yourself. Keep to the Until now. I've run things high,
west of your backfire all the time.” wide and handsome, but from now
He made his way eastw ard, on— "
mounting a sh arp little knoll so he
“ Not y e t D rake I Imrd. man.
could have a fa ir view of th e ter- 1 you've got to sta y on the Job
rain.
through th is I I'm Jnut bringing In
On beyond, great plumes of an o th er p a ir of handa and a toler
sm oke gushed upw ard eruptively as ably good hack. W hat'll you have
th e front of th e main fire opened me do first?”
an d d o s e d again. Its points Joining
T h a t was good sense.
Even
forces .... here and th ere to create great though he w as no longer even a
usu rp er of a u th o rity Steve could
T " " 1“ “ s " ff"8-
It « a s coming rapidly. Two, per not then ta k e time to confer with
haps th ree miles an hour th at front the new com er
His task this day,
w as traveling.
His backfire was c°u ld not be sh o u ld er« ! on another,
sm all and relatively cool, an d still
But as he outlined w hat had hnp-
he had held th e first section of It pened. what had been done. h>>w he
by th e skin of hla t e e t h ! W hat would bad sp re a d his forces he was an-
happen If the main fire reached the t l r l p a tl n g : W hat would the men
creek before he had burned a gap think, wnen they knew? This boy
all across Its wav, or If the wind , come to ta k e charge, must have
rose higher to make It roll even them with him from the beginning
m ore rapidly?
I to avoid trouble. Knowing what he
For a full half mile to the west h" '1 •****" fhPV
r p"l<'»»nt to
w ard th at backfire must he laid In n h , m
for wh" ' '-aK ane evl
before the front of the burning area dently now believed him to ho. It
would he wholly blocked. It did was not going to be elear sailing for
Young Jim .
not seem to Steve th a t hla crew
"iJiF n n e. If you'll drop over to
could possibly hold the p a re for the
the left, there, and spell some of
length of time th a t would be re
th e hoys w ho're all In. It'll help a
quired.
lot. Flynn. I'll find a chore for you
li e needed men. n o w ; al) along In a second."
this b attle line he needed th e m ;
He s t a rte d walking down the
m ore men and fresh men. because slope with th e older man, leaving
an hour In th ere was more exacting Young Jim alone.
th a n a dozen at ord in ary labor.
«TO B E C O N T I N U E D . )
CODE OF THE NORTH
. . . By HAROLD TITUS . . .
J. H. Hulett ........
Editor
E n te re d as second-etas« m all m a t
te r D ecem ber 9, 1922, a t th e postoffice
a t Be »verton, Oregon, u n d e r th e act of
M arch 8, 1879.
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SYNOPSIS
S t e p h e n D r a k * . w i t h hlti f o u r - j r a a r -
o h l s o n , is r e s c u e d f r o m a b l l s x n r d
b y J i m F l y n n , big: t i m b e r o p e r a t o r
D r a k e , u n t i l h t a d e a t h . I m p r e s ^ e a on
t h e boy. S t o v e , t h e d e b t t h e y o w e
“O l d J i m. ' * T w e n t y y e a r » l a t e r , S t e v e
m e e t s " Y o u n g Jim** F l y n n , h i e b e n e
factor's son
S e n t by O l d J i m . I n
c a p a c i t a t e d t h r o u g h a n a c c i d e n t in
w h i c h K a t e , h i s d a u g h t e r , is t e m p o
raril y blinded, to t a k e c h a r g e of the
company's
t h e Polar!»- w o o d s op.
o r a t i o n s t h e y o u t h is i n d u l g i n g i n a
drunken spree
P o l a r i s i s in d i r e
s t r a i t s an d h o p in g to do s o m e t h i n g
f o r Old J i m . S t e v e h a s t e n s t o t h e
com pany's he adqua rters.
Worsting
Frans.
a
plotting
enemy
of th e
F l y n n s , i n a fist f i g h t , t h e P o l a r i s
c r e w a s s u m e s S t e v e is F l y n n s son.
and he ta k e s charge, as “Young
J i m " A p h o to g ra p h of K a te Flynn,
w h i c h he finds I m m e n s e l y i n c r e a s e s
h i s d e s i r e t o a i d Old J i m
Steve
gains the w a r m friendship of La-
Fan e. q u e e r w o o d s scout. D r a k e e s
capes a d e ath tra p set for him
Fran» discovers Steve's Im p e rs o n a
tion Steve acc u s es F r a n s of s e l l i n g
t h e d e a t h t r a p e x h i b i t i n g evidence,
a n d *he m a n d a r e n o t a c t
Sieve
s e n d s l a P a n e t o f i nd Y o u n g J i m
and sober him up
Steve wins the
f r ien d s h ip of Mi.'Don ald, o w n e r of
t i m b e r l a n d t h e F l y n n s g r e a t l y need,
a n d rhe S c o t s m a n g iv e s n t m a n o p
t i on f o r P o l a r i s to b u y hi s t i m b e r
K n o w i n g of t h e o p ti on , a n d w a n t i n g
the titnher for a rival company.
F r a n s plans to p” * J
out of the
way, but the
o utw its him
Fran* secures
r option and
r e c o r d s it
H e rt
ut t h a t f ?5. 0D0
ts tn he f o r w a r d e d f r o m C h i c a g o to
D r a k e a n d th e ti m e of its a rriv a l
F r a « * p l a n s t o s t e a l t h e f ? 5 0^0
K ate Flynn arrives at headquarters,
b e a r e r of t h e m o n e y w h .c h will sav e
Polar s H e r eyes are bandaged, and
before Steve has to b e tra y him self
b v s o e e c h a f o r e s t Ar e a l a r m is
sounded
Drake
hastens
to t a k e
c h a r g e o f t h e Ar e A g h t e r s .
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There is something about an op
eration at a hospital that gives one
pause. Just why this is true ;i
hard to analyze: Perhaps it is that
it is an experience one does not
meet every day, it may be the
thought of being made unconscious,
not by the soothing influence of
sleep but by an artificial means
that causes the subject to consider
the seriousness of the condition.
Whatever it is there are few of
us who would care to have any
sort of operation that we did not
consider very serious.
Mrs. Hulett went to the hospi
tal on an evening early in Decem
ber. I was down there when she
went under the ether but was not
allowed in the surgery during the
operation. When she was brought
out the nurse called me and I
acocmpanied her to the room as-
sgned convalescents and watched
by her side until after she came
out from under the ether. Some
little time after going into the
room Gladys Braun, our oldest
daughter, came and watched with
me. But you all know the details
of the recovery, and the time she
CHAPTER V III—Continued
had before coming back home.
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She was home for Christmas
T hose woodsmen In th e boats
knew* what a fire meant, s ta rtin g In
dinner with the family though she
that resinous slash, with th e whole
had to be brought to the table
country like tinder. It would leap
on a chair. Her strength was at
across th e country, hurst upon the
i low ebb for a long time and
stan d of green sw am p tin d e r with
the work of taking care of the
such a fury th a t spruce and balsam,
house and of one of Tina's chil
ce.lar and pine would flame like
dren, Eugene Ward Thompson, fell
torches, leaving valuable timber
to Joy's lot. She met the task
dead and spoiling In Its wake.
valiantly. Her work shows some
It seemed to Steve th a t the boat
thing of what the younger gener
scarcely crawled, as If Good-Bye
ation can do when put to the test.
lake expanded, stretched out Its
Mrs. Hulett was very low yet
bou
nd aries: as though many hours
when Sefton turned the Review-
instead of less th an one elapsed be
hack to us. He signed a statement
fore he cut ofT his motor and leaped
that he assigned all his right, ti
out.
tle and interest in his contract
Men flung them selves Into the
that he held for the purchase of
shallow water, carrying equipment
te Review back to us. Well it was
with them, and Wartin. who had
some job getting the paper out.
seen th eir approach, -ame ru nn ing
Joy had a lot of the work
"Got your crew all on It?" Steve
at the house to do and all the
called.
type to set. Perhaps on none of
"Y ea; Just now. But. O —d. Jim.
us did the work fall more heavily
she licked up four-five forties before
.than on her shoulders. But we got
we could even git In h ere! S h e’s
out the paper to the best of our
goln like h— 1 Itself!"
ability.
T he man w as badly frightened.
Then after being gone from the
“Going to be licked without a
try?" D rake snapped. “Get hold of
shop for about two weeks, and
yourself, W a r t in !
Where've yon
never having made any effort to
put your men?”
get anything that he had left in
A small crew «-as behind the fire,
the shop when he turned the pa
arm ed with shovels to throw sand
per back to us, Sefton began suit
and hold th e line from craw ling
to recover the costs of several
back against the wind. A larger de
items of type, equipment, etc., that
tall w as on th e western flank sup
he claimed to have bought and left
plies) with hand w ater pumpers, try
in the shop. The suit was brought
ing to squeeze th e fire tow ard the
for a hundred and thirty odd dol
lake, to keep It from widening In
lars, he claiming that I refused to
th eir direction.
turn over property which did not
'We'll s t a r t In at th e creek and
belong to the shop.
backfire th e whole works.” Steve a n
Some of the items he claimed
nounced decisively.
“ Maybe we
he was entitled to pay for were
can ’t stop It from crossing, hut no-
items that I have no use for and
bodv'll ever say we didn't tr y ! Hop.
which
he could just as well have
no« ' We’ll fire a few rods at a
come and taken
away
at any
time nnd see « h a t kind of a Job of
time.
He had come in and pur
bolding It we can do.”
chased a lot of things and never
.-u
paid for them. The items, so far
as I can learn are not paid for
yet, yet the Hillsboro court
award- .
r , »» n
.
,
ca
• ........... against
. . us.
at the Ed McCann home. Later pened One Night" and many others, j Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denney
ed vim
him a „ judgment
Little Val Jean Madsen spent and children accompanied by Mr.
Among the items that he had ,hey al1 droVfc to Molalla to visit
taken from the shop, that were at the home of Mr»- Baker. Mrs. Saturday and Sunday visiting at and Mrs. R. H. Vose of Oswego,
returned Wednesday from a five day
in the shop when he took it over Baker >» a sister of J. A. and Ed the J. F. Felsher home.
trip to Seattle, Wash., where they
was a 1% horsepower motor that Mc<^ann-
Mrs. E. M. Madsen returned on visited
with relatives.
I used to run the big press with.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wright, Jr. Tuesday from a three weeks visit
This he turned in to W. A. Smith and daughter Dolores, and Mrs. H. with friends in Wyoming.
The Beaverton High school alum
who sold him a three-phase mo- J. Wright, Sr., spent Sunday with
ni is giving a dance at Huber
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Perkins
tor in its place. The three-phase Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of
. . . . FHd.,-
nM .
S ' , in“ 0! * ?
motor necessitated the installation Hillside,
Emil Ritter home in Portland.
of another electric service in the
ting class. The Rose City ¿leavers
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Denney left
shop and along with the new ser
Mr. and Mrs. John Boge, Miss will furnish the music.
vice came a new minimum charge. Saturday morning for Chicago to Veva, and L'evon Boge were Sun
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M< Kell re
On looking over the electric com visit the Fair, and algo to visit day guests at the home of Mr.
pany’s statements I found that for
_Indj_“" “'L They wi"
and Mrs. V. C. Boge on Lake Road. turned Sunday from their fishing
trip on the Metoliu*, and Monday,
ten kilowatg a month I was being gone about a month.
I ob Johnstom, who has opened a Mrs. McKell and Mis« Juliette Car-
billed for *2.13, or 21.34 a kw
Starting this week the Ritz will
I then went to Mr. Smith and run three shows a week, with no garage in the building formerly *er entertained the "500” club with
asked for my motor back. He told dark nights. Several big pictures housing Bielman Motors, haR re- a trout luncheon which was served
the agency for Goodrich [ on the lawn. Mrs. L. I). Shellen-
me he had sold it. I <sued him are coming soon, such as “It Hap- reived
^lre*-
berger held the high score at cards.
then for the cost of the motor
and took the one he had let Sef- (—
ton have and turned it back to
MICKY” AND HIS GANG
him (Smith). But again, this time
in Geo. Thyng’s court, the judg
ment went against me, a non-suit
this time.
Perhaps you wonder what this
has to do with “Our Trip.” Well,
it is an out-growth of the trip
at any rate.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Charity Lodge and Tigardville
Rebekah Lodge were responsible
for a splendid program put on at
the I. 0. O. F. home in Portland,
Sunday afternoon. A Tom Thumb
wedding ceremony was one of the
numbers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCann,
son Ted, grandson Donald Richard
son of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
IX)we 11 K&hr and son Delbert, drove ,
to Oregon City Sunday to visit
S u n d ay
n ig h t
of
each
m o nth.
As the annual conference of the
Evangelical churches of the state
is to be held in Corvallis, June 14
to 17, the regular preaching s e r
vice will lie omitted as the pastor,
Kev. W. E. Simpson, will he in
attendance, hut will preach the fol
lowing Sunday, June 34. at thv
usual time, 0:46 in the morning.
.
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( hint'll of Christ
(■ W. Springer, mtnistur
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In our Christian Life program
1 the blues are still in the lead ami
are apparently determined to win.
However the reds with a little
extra effort could easily catch up.
The topic for the sermon Hum-
lay morning will I«* ‘‘Doubt Dis
pelled". The evening sermon will
l>v “ Who Hath Everlasting Life.”
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Congregational Church
For Sale—White leghorn pullets, 8
weeks old, 60f each. Don't come
Al
Sunday. W. II. Hart. Phone 0416.
Charles F. Clarke, 1‘a s t o r
Have your preseriutions filled at
m
Bible School, D:46 a m. Mr. H a r Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy, adv
ry Boswell, Superintendent.
Services
For Kent—House with barn, cheap.
Can have cow, chickens. Fruit
Worship and sermon, 11:00 a.m.
and garden, ('has Bernard.
Even souk a»d sermon, 8:00 p.m.
adv c IfcM
You are very cordially invited.
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Church of the Nazarene
Mrs. W. J. Alexander Beaverton
Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor
lit. 1. P h o n e -HOT.
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Strawberries
—50e
a
crot
,
you
pick.
“ But as for me, I will come
I ring container. Kt 2, Portland.
into thy house in the multitude of
Y. Sato, near Hothany Presby
thy mercy; And in thy fear will
I worship.”
terian church,
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We invite you to worship with
Will
the
Person
or
Persons
Who
us:- Sunday school, 0:46 a in. Mor
borrowed
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high
school
banner
ning worship, 11:00 am . N.Y.P.S.
return It to F. W. Iluahnell or
7:00 p.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m.
1 R. Metzler immediately.
Wed. Prayer and Praise, 8:00 p.m.
Every body welcome.
Battery Servie*
Goodrich Tire*
KINTON CHURCH
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Greasing
Rev. W. E. Simpson, Pastor
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