am
The
A n n e tte checked th e In c ip ie n t m u tin y
by c lo s e tin g h e r s e lf In th e c h a rt room
w it h th e c a p ta in fo r t w o w h o le hours.
W h e n th e y e m e rg e d bo th w e r e s m ilin g .
N o o rd e rs w e re g iv e n to c h a n g e th e
O b server.
M O R O , OKBOON :
.....................S e p t . 2 8 .
1906
course o f th e y a c h t.
T h e w a te rs o f th e n o rth c o a s t m o t
th e m a w e e k la te r .
T h e y w e r e cold
a n d Ic y , w it h th e b r e a th o f flo a tin g
b ergs h o v e rin g o v e r th e m .
B oggles
w a s co n s u lted by th e c a p ta in , a n d hla
P e rs o n a l T a lli W ith Y aw .
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Through
Straddle Rock
Cove
By GEORGE E. WALSH
Copyright,
1«».
by George B. W aU h
bouse.
I ’ll ta k e b e r, c a p ta in , n o w .” he a n ­
nounced g e n tly . / “ I'v e g o t m y heap-
ln g s.
T h a t 's th e R a d d le ’s b u m p , a n ’
o v e r th e r e ’s R tra d d le rocks. I t ’s n a s ty
m ee k , s u b m is s iv e a ir sloughed eff to
m a k e p la c e f o r th e o fficial b e a rin g o f
“ M r . B ogg les, th e n o rth coast p ilo t.”
B oggles w a s to r e p o r t fo r d u ty th e
f o llo w in g m o rn in g . A s h la la s t unottl
c la l a c t h e h e lp ed th e m a te to re p a ir
th e s m a ll a c e ty le n e gas g e n e ra to r in
th e f o r w a r d p a r t o f the y a c h t.
T h is
w a s used In e m e rg e n c ie s f o r th e f o r ­
W e should lik e to have yon ta k e
* 3 , the paper w ill be discon tinu ed . But we
exp e ct th a t a ll a rre a rs w ill be paid before
such request Is m ade. I t Is easy to a»k us
to r a s tatem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
rendered at any tim e .
A n n e tte m e c h a n ic a lly p ic k e d u p the
d is c a rd e d s trip s o f flu e lin e n a n d fo l
lo w e d h e r e rs tw h ile p a t ie n t th ro u g h
th e door. B oggles w a s on d e c k b e fo re
ber. A ll w a s c o n fu s io n a n d b la c k n e s s
th e re , b u t th e p ilo t w e n d e d his w a y
th ro u g h the o b s tru c tio n s to th e p ilo t
w e a th e r In h e re .”
C a p ta in R e e d s ta re d a t th e v ision ,
b u t It w a s too d a r k to see c le a rly . I l l s
o w n n e rve s w e r e c o n s id e ra b ly r a ttlo d
by th e re c e n t series o f e v e n ts , a n d be
step p e d b a c k In s o m e th in g lik e s u p e r­
s titio n .
“ L e t h e r go a h e a d f u l l speed, cap-
“ T h e tid e
ta in ,' B ogg les c o n tin u e d .
ru n s lik e b la re s th ro u g h these c h a u -
w a r d s ea rc h lig h t.
“ W e ’ve got to kee p a s h a rp lo okout
f o r leel>ergs n o w ,” C a p ta in R eed had
w a r n e d , " a n d th a t f o r w a r d s e a rc h lig h t
n e ls ."
T h e s a ilo rs h a lte d In t h e ir w o rk a n d
l e f t th e b o ats s w in g in g h a lf d o w n th e
d u v lts . M r . I ’ie rc e s h o u ted a n g r ily :
W h a t ’s he d o in g — w r e c k in g us on
m u s t be fix e d u p .”
B ogg les d id n ’t know’ m u c h a b o u t a c e t­
y le n e gas. N e ith e r d id th e fir s t m a te .
T h e y ta m p e r e d w it h th e p la n t f o r t w o
h o u rs, a n d th e n a m u ffle d e xp lo s io n f o r ­
w a r d a la r m e d e v e ry m e m b e c o f th e
c re w .
I f w a s th e fir s t m a te w h o e x ­
his b la m e d rocks? "
‘W a l t a m o m e n t, M r , P ie r c e ,” D r .
L a n g d o n s aid , th e In tu itio n o f a vla lo u
possessing h im . “ H e c a n ’t m a k e m a t ­
asked
could n o t s a y h o w .”
B ogg les c o u ld n ’t e x p la in , fo r he w a s
b lin d e d a n d h is b o d y w a s b la r in g lik e
a h u m a n to rc h c o v e re d w it h p itc h . T h e
c a p ta in a n d D r . L a n g d o n squelc h e d the
fla m es , so th e y a c h t w a s s a fe , a n d A n -
u e tte , w it h t w o s a ilo rs , res c u e d B o g
s y m p a th e t­
ic a lly .
“ Y es. m a ’a m . I ’m d y in g to do th a t ;
been t r y in g to g e t b a c k In th e old
c oast.”
“ T h a t ’s so,” r e to r te d M r . P ie rc e , w it h
s udd en e n lig h te n m e n t. “ T h e n w e m u s t
r e t u r n —a t on ce.”
A m a le v o le n t lig h t o f Joy Illu m in e d
Ills fe a tu re s .
“ E x a c t ly ,” r e p lie d th e c a p ta in .
“I
s h a ll o rd e r th e course c h a n g e d .”
“ N o t to d a y , c a p ta in ,” In te r r u p te d A n
n e tte s w e e tly . “ I t seem s lik e — lik e sac
rlle g e to tu r n a ro u n d a n d r u n h o m e so
soou a f t e r M r . B ogg les Is la id up . I — I
t h in k w e should k ee p on a d a y o r tw o .
T h e r e Is som e ho p e . D r . L a n g d o n , Is n ’t
th e re? "
T h e d o c to r shook Ills b e a d .
“ I ’m
s o rry to d is a p p o in t y ou, A n n e tte , b u t
th e re 's none. B ogg les la b lin d — t o t a lly
b lin d . H e m a y In s ix m o n th s o r a y e a r
rec o v e r som e o f h is s ig h t, b u t I t la a
fo r lo rn h o pe.”
A n n e t t e ’s fa c e d a r k e n e d . M r . P ie r c e
th o u g h t she w a s a b o u t to c ry , a n d be
.
i.
"O H
BOOOLXSl
h o m e p o rt
but w h at
th in g s I ’v e
S t. J o h n ’s.
W H Y D i l i T H IS HAPPKH?”
t
\
f o r w e ll n ig h t w e n t y y e a rs ,
w it h h a rd lu c k a n ’ o th e r
a lw a y s m issed I t
Oxwe a t
1 suys to m y s e lf, n o ® I ’ ll
see S tr a d d le R o c k a g ’lu b e fo re I die.
I w a s so s a r tln o f I t t h a t I h a d to
b r e a k a le g c e le tw a U n g th e e v e n t. O f
course n o on e w a n te d a s a ilo r w it h a
g a m e leg, a n ’ I h a d to s ta y In p o rt un
t i l th e season w a s to o f a r a d v a n c e d to
go n o rth . T h e n 1 s hip ped to th e S ta tes
a g ’ln to k ee p fr o m s ta r v in g .”
B ogg les llin|»cd a t r if le y e t fr o m his
b ro k e n leg. a n d one e ye seem ed to
s q u in t w it h d la ls d lc c u n n in g w h e n you
lo o k ed h im s q u a re In th e fa c e , b u t A n
n e tte s a w no ne o f th e u g ly sides o f
th e s u b je c ts she lik e d , a n d B oggles
c h a rm e d her.
M r . P ie rc e g ru m b le d a t th e b a rg a in ,
b u t A n a lly s u b m itte d .
P ilo ts f a m ilia r
w it h th e n o rth coast w e r e scarce In
H a l if a x , a n d th e season w n s la te a n y
way.
“ W e ll, I t ’s fo r A n n e t t e ’s sak e
P m u p h e r e ," h e confessed, “ a n d I s u p ­
pose 1 s h o u ld n 't o b je c t I f A n n e tte a p ­
p roves
“ H e lo oks ho nest, b u t s lilt h a rd e n e d
on th e s u rfa c e by too m u c h c o n ta c t
w it h th e w o rld .” v e n tu re d D r . lJ»n<
dou. w it h a s m ile . " I t h in k his s to ry
o f b e in g tm rn a n d n u rtu re d In R tra d d le
R o c k Cove Is n m y th , h o w e v e r,
d o u b t I f th e re Is soeb a p la c e .”
" W e m u s t v is it S tr a d d le R o c k C o v e,
s aid
A n n e tte
|io e ltlv e ly
on e
day
" M r . B o g g le s " —she a lw a y s d ig n ifie d
th e old p ilo t w it h M r .— ‘c a n g u id e us
th e re .
It 's an Im m e n s e ly d a n g e ro u s
h s rlio r, a nd uo on e c a n e n te r I t in
s to rm e x c e p t M r . B o g g le s.”
“ B ogg les m a y bo a l k r l g h t , ” d r a w le d
th e d o c to r, “ b u t I d r a w th e lin e a t go­
in g in to S tr a d d le R o c k C o v e w i t h h im
In a s to rm
A n n e tte Ig n o re d th e in te r r u p tio n . M r.
P ie rc e w n s tm re d w it h th e w h o le trip ,
a n d he w a s w illin g td y ie ld a n y th in g
" Y e s ," r e lu c t a n t ly , “ a f t e r w e s ta y
th e re a f e w d a y s .”
S tr a d d le R ock g r e w d a lly In Im p o r
ta n c e t h e r e a fte r . I t w n s th e firs t defl
c ite p o in t o f e n tr y fo r th e y a c h t. C a p ­
t a in R eed lo oked th e p la c e u p on th e
c h a rts .
T h e r e w n s a g ro u p o f a m a ll
ro c ks o ff a d a n g e ro u s p o in t o f th e
const, lo c a lly k n o w n by th e fis h e rm e n
as R tra d d le rocks. T h e y w e r e m a rk e d
“ D a n g e ro u s ” a n d “ N o S a fe H a r b o r F o r
Bhips o r Y a c h ts .”
H e c a r r ie d his in ­
f o r m a tio n to th e o w n e r a n d g ru m b le d
w it h m u tin o u s In te n t
“O h . I t d o e s n 't m a t t e r in th e le a s t.
c a p ta in .” r e to rte d M r P ie rc e , a n n o ye d
b y th e n e w In te r fe re n c e .
" A n n e t t s Is
p e r ris te n t, and you m u s t o b lig e h e r
Bsally. I t ’s none o f m y a f f a i r . "
" B u t . s ir, th is m a n B ogg les m a y
w re c k t»a." -
M r P ie r c e w a v e d his h a n d e n tre a t-
lngly
“T alk
to
rocks. T h e y ’re w o rs e , m u c h w o rs e In
th is w e a th e r ." .
G ood G o d ! T h e n w e ’r e lo st,’.’ g ro a n
ed M r . F ie rc e . “ W e c a n ’t liv e In a n y ­
th in g w o rs e th a n that.
“ H a s h , p a p a l" w h is p e re d A n n e tte .
“ I th in k B ogg les m a y k n o w .”
T h e y a c h t y a w e d a n d s w u n g w id e o f
th e n e x t lin e o f b re a k e rs , th e n fa ce d
th e b la c k to w e r in g rac k s . B oggles held
h e r s te a d ily to w a r d th e m . T h e r e w a s
n o op en in g . T h e sea das h e d m o u n ta in
h ig h a g a in s t th e ir p re c ip ito u s fa ce ,
l i e w h it e fo a m s p a tte re d th e b o w o f
th e b o at. M r . P ie rc e c o u ld s ta n d I t no
Annetta,” ha mur-
them.
" B o g g le *, y o u m u s t ris e a n d go w it h
m s .” A n n e tte said .
“ I ’ll le a d you.
W e ’rw d r if t i n g on th e ro c ks .”
" W h a t ro c ks - R tra d d le ro c k s ? ’
•T d o n ’t k n o w ,” ln u g lie d A n n e tte Hys
te r tc a lly . “ I t w o u ld be f u n n y I f they
w e r e .”
" N o , m a ’a m . I t w o u ld n 't, f o r they’re
d a n g e ro u s - v e ry d a n g e ro u s In a s to rm
lik e th is .”
"O h . I f y ou c o u ld o n ly see. M i . B o x
gles, y o u w o u ld s av e u s !"
"Y es,
I ’d
s e re
you.
I
know
tho
c o n s t"
H e pressed a h a n d to h is th ro b b in g
head.
“ W h a t ro c ks d id y o u s ay th e y w e re ? "
he q u e rie d a g a in . “ H o w d o th e y l o o k -
tall, rag g e d an* s tra d d lin g , as If they
w a u te d to b lock u p th e e n tra n c e to th e
c o re ?
T h a t ’s th e m .
Y es, I know
th e m .”
•T d id n ’t say , M r . B ogg les, w h a t
th e y lo o k e d " —
" Y e s , I k n o w t h a t s o u n d ." In t e r r u p t
ed th e m a n s u d d e n ly . “T h a t ’s o ff th e
S a d d le 's h u m p . I t ’s th re e m ile s to th s
west of the entrance. I know my reek
onlng now. I'll taka the yacht
“ Mr. Boggles. It la"— Annatta start
ed to Interpose, but the old pilot
a t ths door of hla stateroom.
“There, take those thing« away I" he
said Impatiently,* stripping the band
ages from his forehead. “I can •« - i
wltfft them on»"
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Through P u l lm a n Stax
tourist iMeping-oars d aily to Omaha,
Chicago, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car
d ally to Kansas C ity. Reclining obrir-
oara (seats free) to the Bast d ally .
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Lv. Dally.
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talked to himself, replied:
“In the first place, because *1 like to talk to
an intelligent man.
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'
“In the second place, because I always like to
hear an intelligent man talk.” •
We talk out loud for the Scotchman’s reasons.
Would rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
We don’t say a word about prices—it goes
without saying that prices are right.
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Rates by th e day
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Im p e ria l H otel
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EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
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k n tlrc ly renovated.
Cao tra i I r located.
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New and eoev La dice' Parlor. Ota In« Room
b ow on Bain door. Pine Cate and Laglaft*
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W . R . e r o g a n , Aarent
M o r« » .
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istoria Navigation Co.
R e g u la to r
L in e
EAST via SOUTH
Colum bia River
& N orthernRyC o
For Goldeudrie and K lic k ita t valley
points. T rain leaves Goldendale at
6:30 a. m. d rily except Suuday, a rr iv ­
ing at L y le a t 7:80 a. no., connecting
w ith down river boat for Portland and
Interm ediate pointe.
Leaves L y le for OoldendaTe on the
arrival of the u p r iv e r s te a m e r.
IicoiuiuodatioRs fur
Teams and Wapus.
Gild
Overland Express train« for Salem,
Roseburg, Ashland, Mscramento, Og
F o r a n y fu rth e r In fo rm a tio n w rite or
den, Ban
Frsnclnoo, Stock ton Los
call on the nearest A g e n t, or the G eneral
Angeles, E l Paso, New Orleans and the Office at P ortland .
East. Leaves Portland Union Depot,
8 46 p .m . A rrives 7.26 a .m ., d rily .
M orning train oonneots at Woodburn
daily exoept Munday w ith trains for
M t. A n gel, Milverton Brow osvllle,
Springfield, W e n d lin g and N atro n.
Leaves Portland U n ion Depot 8.80 a.m .
arrives 6.66 p. m.
Eugene passenger oonneots a t W ood­
burn w ith M t. Angel and Milverton
local. Leave« Portland U n ion Den
4.16 p. m ., return« 10.36 a .m ., dsil
Corvallis passenger leaves Portland
U n ion Depot 7.80a.m ., arrives6.60 p.m.
D a lly .
Sheridan passenger leaves Portland
AND TNC
U n ion Depot 4 60 p.m ., arrives8.26 a.m .
Dally.
Forest Grove passenger leaves P o rt­
land Unioa Depot 10.46 p.m ., arrive»
1 60 p.m . D a lly exoept Munday.
CHICAGO
EAST
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the action In the Wuprotn« Court Hut ths
buslnwm o f H r Pierce » • • r r e s tlr la
the publication of (h r Ipmiou* a rt
l u great d lto la r besdlngx srlills hut
thoosanda whs road thwwfc-kedly (M a m a to rv
a rt Id « never eaw lh« aumhla growellnff rw-
trs i-tlo n . set In «mall type s
salmons as pnedbte. The m atter was. how­
th« sup rem e
ever I •rought b. fore « J u ry
h p ro m p tly
t of New Y ofa M e te
C oert
fa v o r.
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In
the
O T A
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Scedlag truth a f t s r a He. I t Is an old
m a x im t h a t " a lie w ill tr a v e l seven
leagues w h ile t r u t h Is g e ttin g Its lxx>ts
o n ,“ atkA n o B o u b t huoAreds ot thousands
a t good people road th e u n w a rra n te d and
m aliciou s a tta c k upon D r. R . V . Pierce
and h t s 'F a v o r lt o P ro s c rip tio n "p u b lis h e d
tn tb s M a y (IHOt) nu m b er o f th o Ladles’
H om e J o u rn a l, w ith Its g ro a t black dis­
p lay headings, w ho n e v e r saw th e hum
ble, g ro v e lin g re tra c tio n , w it h It« I neon
aplcuous headin g, published tw o m ouths
la te r. I t was boldly charged In tho rla n d -
erous a nd libelous a rtic le t h a t D r. Pierce’s
F a v o r ite P re s c rip tio n , fo r tli© cure „of
w o m a u ’s we:ikues-6s and ailm e n t» , con­
ta in e d alcohol and o th e r h a rm fu l In g red i­
ent». D r. 1’lcrce p ro m p tly b ro u g h t m i l
a g a in s t th e publishers of th e La d les ’
H o m e J o u rw a l, fo r kAXl,(xx),(M) dam ages.
D r. Piereo alleged t h a t M r . llo k . th e
e d ito r, m aliciou sly published th e a rtic le
c o n ta in in g ^uch false and d e fa m a to ry
I I / th o In te n t o f In ju r in g h it
m a tte r
h rth e rm o ro , t h a t no alcoho l, o i
b u tin e
urio us. or h ib R -fo rm ln g , drug»
o th e r
>vere, contained In hlft " F a
a re . o r
Ip t io n ”; t h a t said m edicine
vo rlb *
n a tiv e m ed icinal root« and
1ft
no h a r m fu l In gred ients w h a l­
conta
'd th a t M r. lin k '« m allciou« s ta te -
•vetß
wero w h o lly and absolutely false.
me
d ally
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FaU, flu Dalles u in ; pdals
Sunset, Ocean
and _
Shasta
ANO SHIP IN PLAIN PACKAGES
N e w E n tire ly .
C o n v ie n tt o B u s in e s s
PRICES REASO N A B L E
T m e tble N o ll
M a y 20, 190»
pasengr
B e rth s in th e ir sleepers
are Longer, H ig h e r and W id e r
th an in sm a lla r cars on o th e r
Mteamers leave Portland and The
lines. T h e y p ro tect th e ir tra in s Dalle« d ally except Munday at 7 a. m.
th e B lo ck 8 vstem .
arriving a t about 6 p. m ., connecting at
PACIFIC CO.,
I
Vinton Hotel
low to hla room.
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence
of service not obtainable
elswhere.
H. 1. R O W E , General A g e n t,
134 Th ird t t . , P o rtlan d , Or.
take hjch , captain , now .”
Fairbanks,
Morse & Co
miUMSli S O « « RY.
L y le w ith the
When ENGINE is Closed Down
shot th ro u g h a c h a n n e l so n a r r o w th a t
b e r rid e s a crn p cJ th e o u te r edges o f th e
T w o H o r s e -p o w e r u p . Heli Cooling
s tra n g e f o r m a tio n o f g r a n ite . T h e c u r ­
C
y
lliu lr r .
r e n t s w e p t th e c r a f t f o r w a r d w it h a c ­
c e le ra te d speed.
T h e n th e sen lost Its tu rb u le n c e a n d
th e w in d Its gU Ster f o r e v il, l ’ro te c te d
W rite for Catalogues and Priées.
on a ll sidea by a b u tm e n ts o f rooks, th e
s h e lte re d cove w a s lik e a m ill pond
c o m p a re d to th e r a g in g sea.
“ W e ’ll a n c h o r h e re, c a p ta in ,” B oggles
w a s s a y in g . “ T h e tid e Is n o t so s w if t
in s id e th e rocks, an* th e b o tto m Is
Portland, Oregon.
s a n d y . I ’ll t a k e a re s t n o w . I ’m tir e d ,
a n ’ I t ’s g e ttin g d a r k , v e r y d a r k .
I
n e v e r k n e w th o c o re to be so d a r k Tie-
fore.
I c an h a r d ly see th e rocks.
I
t h in k —I ' m f a llin g .”
G R A SS VALLEY, O RC.
It w a s A n n e tte ’s a r m be c lu tc h e d ,
a n d A n n e tte a n d th e d o c to r le d h im b e ­
AGENT,
Moro, Oregon.
Mouth-
bound
Use D ls t.lla te
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W . R. C R O C A N ,
Pamphlet»,
W . frv J B c B M IV K . « l e a . A f t .
124 Third Mice«,
PORTLAND, OB.
E c o n o m ic a l.
(isn't Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Castle G ate, Canon of the G rand,
Blaok Canon, M arshall and Tennes-
Paaeea, sod the World-Famous
‘ ■ r —" R o y a l Gorge.
1 Drop of Gasoline
.V.tr?, la
3 T rain s to T h s East Dally
flo ro , Oregon.
manual farm labor.
Ä A *
UNION PACIFIC
C a rm o d y B ro s ., S e llin g A g e n ts ,
spray, run fanning mills; In fact, save
TT.»«» fa» 1» * ’ (’> »l»e » r o » c n ------- -
S horeline
P a c ific S te e l a n d W i r e C o.,
Oakland, C al.
D istillate Engines pump, aaw, grind,
r .. . h e r w l n c l l o n
OREGON
Manufactured by the
T h e Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline end
AGAINST t h b
■
in 'till» fencing are found
, 7
H e b ro k e loose a n d shou ted In
a fro n s y
W e ’r e c ra x y !
T h a t m a d m a n w ill
w re c k us!
T a k e th e w h e e l. C a p ta in
R eed! I com m and you! T a k e I t f
B u t th e c a p ta in f u m b le d In speech
a n d m o v e m e n ta . T h e n he w a a a rre s te d
b y a m o s t v io le n t lu rc h o f th e y a c h t.
T h e r e w a s a g r in d in g a n d g r a tin g o f
atee l a g a in s t a n u n y ie ld in g s u b stance.
R om e on e s h rie k e d a w f u l ly . I t seem ed
a n e t e r n it y f o r th e b e w ild e r e d specta
to rs , b u t B ogg les s igh ed a n d s a id :
“T h e r e , w e ’re th ro u g h th e R tra d d le
n o w ! W e ’re s a fe , c a p ta in !”
The t o w e r in g w a ll o f ro c ks h a d m l
ra c u lo u s ly op en ed , a n d th e G r a y lin g
" i ’ l l
'
In Its m u ltitu d e of borlaon-
t r i w ires,the cabled selvage
^A ¥A rA ¥A ¥A ¥A ¥A ¥i 5T
and oable every foot in the
W AVAVAVÄVAVAT »
height of feuoe, to say
VAVAVAVAVAVAV /
nothing of the connecting
AVAVAVAVAVAV
mesh wires; this, coupled
S V A V A V A V A tA T «
w ith its peculiar construc­
IV A V A V A V A V A V i *
tion, bars any possibility
• WAYAYAVAVAY «
T o C u re a C elS In One Day-
of Its contracting, sagging
tYAVAVAVAVA«!
T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u im n e tabh ts
or n arrow ing together be­
ftVAff AYAVATA» *
A l l d ru g g ist* refund m oney it it fails tween poets; doing aw ay
to cure. E . W . G ro v e ’s signature is op w ith the top and bottom
board rail and fully one-
each box. 215c.
b a lf the num ber of posts
o rd in arily required, whleb
reduces the actual cost of
tbs completed fenoe. These
Items alone insure a saving
of fu lly 60 per oent. to the
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■»»«>■< iMr a.
user, w ith o u t takin g Into account the fact that a fence w ith a top rail must be muon higher than one w ithout to be of
equal service, for a top ra il, being visible, marks the h eig ht pf the fence and gives cbicksns something to lig h t on. I t
la made of the beat galvanised Steel w ire, sm oothly and evenly woven, and retains Its full h eig ht before as well as after
stretching.
th e w h e e l.
“ N o w .” w it h a sigh, “ f o r th e R tra d d le
li n g e r
.
H A S P O IN T S O F M E R I T W O R T H Y O F A T T E N T IO N .
o f rocks b y ft s ca n t y a rd .
‘T h a t w a s as d o s e as w e c ould ru n
to th e h u m p w ith o u t g o in g on ,” ex
c la im e d B oggles, w it h bo th h a n d s on
h a s tily s a id :
W e m ig h t k e e p on th e s a m e course
f o r a d a y o r tw o , c a p ta in , o u t o f r e ­
s pect f o r B o g g le s, a n d ” —
“ Yes, yes, c e r t a in ly .”
A n n e tte g a v e th e m b o th a g r a t e f u l
a m i In, a n d th e c o n fe re n c e w a s e n d e d .
B o g g le s a b s o rb e d m o re a t t e n t io n n o w
th a n l»efore th e a c c id e n t.
E v e r y one
p a id h im d e fe re n c e , b u t t h a t w a s p a r t ly
becauso a ll, f r o m th e h n n ib le s t t o th e
h ig h e s t, k n e w t h a t th e t r ip w a s to be
a b a n d o n e d In a d a y o r tw o . B u t B o g
gles d id n ’t k n o w , a n d he k e p t m o a n in g
“ I ’ll n e v e r see th e R tra d d le ‘ rocks
a g ’lu !
I f I c o u ld see ’e m I ' d d ie In
peace!
A h , th e r e th e y a r e ! A r e y ou
hen*, m a 'a m ?
L o o k a t ’e m !
See th e
s u n on ’ e m !
T h e r e ’s w h e r e I w a s
b o rn —t w e n t y , t h i r t y , f o r t y , f if t y y e a rs
ago, m a 'a m !”
t ill, B o g g le s !” m o a n e d A n n e t t e tn
r e tu rn . “ W h y d id th ia h a p p e n ? "
N o w , th e m e e tin g o f th e c o ld b re a th
fr o m th e n o rth c o a s t a n d th e w a r m
w in d o f th e s o u th e rn s u m m e r p la y s
h a v o c w it h th e sea a t m a n y p o in ts
b e tw e e n N e w fo u n d la n d a n d l a b r a d o r
F ie r c e e le m e n ta l s tru g g le s of th e a t
m os p h e re s h a k e th e so« a n d e a rth , and
f o r d a y s a n d n ig h ts no s hip Is s a fe In
tho se f a r reg ion s.
T h e G r a y lin g w a s a s tan ch y a c h t,
b u t r a t h e r u n d e rs iz e d fo r a c ru is e so
f a r fro m p o rt. W h e n th e w in d s tru c k
h e r alio d a n c e d lig h tly In th e choppy
seas, b u t us th e s to rm d e v e lo p e d she
g r e w tro u b le d a n d fr lg h te n e tL
B oggles
h a d re c o v e re d
fro m
bis
fe v e ris h d e lir iu m a n d w a s r a tio n a l
lie heard tlx* s to rm a n d fo u n d an
a to m o f c o n s o la tio n In It.
i t re lie v e d
hla m in d o f H ie w e ig h t pre ss in g upon
it
F o r a n l j l i t u n d (la y th e y n c lit d r if t
ed. T h e n In th e b la c k n e s s o f th e sec­
o n d u lq lit th e v o r te x o f th e f r ig h t f u l
s to rm w a s re a c h e d , w ith th e c r a f t 111
p re p a re d to m e e t It.
T h e f o r w a r d w a tc h re p o rte d b re a k ­
e rs a h e a d , a n d th e Jagged o u tlin e o f
ro c ks w a s xeeu In th e d is ta n t b a c k ­
g ro u n d .
T h e G r a y lin g w a a d r if t in g
s te a d ily t r / v ” ! th e i
It w n * n m at
t e r o f un ¡ n u r ¡» v.^ .v t!i.-
>i.! 1 x!r!l:e
A n n e t t e h e a rd th e s u m m o n s to p re
p a re fo r th e w o rs t.
T h e t w o boats
w h ic h w e re le f t w o u ld b o ld th e c re w
a n d passen gers, a n d .th e re w a a no a l
t e n t a t iv e b u t to tr u s t th e tr liv e s to
t b s te n d e r m e rc ie s o f th e b re a k e rs In
fo r peace.
“ Y o u w i ll v is it th e cove, p a p a , w h e r e
B ogg les w a s b o ru ? " A n n e tte c o n tin u e d
“ Y o u w i ll m a k e h im h a p p y a g a in . H e
l»een d r e a m in g o f th is t r ip f o r tw e n t y
y e a rs .”
“ I f you w i ll l>e s a tis fie d to r e tu rn
ho m e th e n w e m a y n in In th e h a r la ir ,”
c r a f t ily re p lie d M r . Pler<-e. a n x io u s to
s h o rte n th e t r ip b y s t r ik in g a n y so rt
o f a b a rg a in . ' *
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d o c to r m e e k ly .
T h e c ra s h o f th e b re a k e rs on tb e lr
r ig h t d r o w n e d a ll fu r t h e r c o n v e rsa tio n .
T h e w in d v e e re d a n d s h rie k e d a n e w
tu n e , a n d th e G r a y lin g c le a re d th e lin e
B
a g a in T" she
M . M . S. P O U L T R Y F E N C IN G .
1
te rs w o rs e .”
Is n ’t h e b lin d ? ” s n o rte d th e o w n e r.
Y es, w e ’re a ll b lin d ,” a n s w e re d th e
c la im e d In c o h e re n tly :
" T h e t h in g — th e t a n k e x p lo d e d r ig h t
In o u r fa ce s . I t w a s so s u d d en t h a t I
O G G L E S c a m e a b o a rd a t H a l i ­
gles fr o m In c in e ra tio n .
f a x —a s tra n d e d , b n tte r e d d e re ­
M r . T ie rc e w a s a n g r y a n d b o red to
li c t o f th e s ea—a n x io u s to t»all
th e p o in t o f s a y in g :
to th e n o rth co a s t.
H e was
"H
B u ffe rin g fr o m a p le th o ra o f h a r d lu ck
, o w a n n o y in g 1 A n y o n e h u rt? ”
“ B oggles Is p r e t t y w e ll d o n e u p ,” th e
b u t to M r . P ie r c e h e h a d th e a p p e a r
d o c to r r e p lie d , s c ra p in g th e c h a rre d
exice o f on e re c o v e rin g fr o m a p e rio d
s k in fro m th e b la c k e n e d fao e.
“ H e ’s
o f d is s ip a tio n .
A n n e tte s a w o n ly th e
b lin d ns a b a t fo r pn e th in g , a n d ” —
p ic tu re s q u e s id e o f B o g g le s, a n d he
B oggles g ro a n e d a n d s ta m m e re d In a
w a s t e n t a t iv e ly e n g a g e d on th e s p o t
hoarse Whisper:
“ I k n o w th e N e w fo u n d la n d coast
“ I k n e w I 'd n e v e r see R tra d d le R o c k
b e t t e r ’ ll I k n o w th e c h a r t o f m e o w n
C ove a g ’ln .
I " m ig h t h a v e k n o w e d
fa c e ,” confe s s ed th e p ilo t In u soft,
s o m e th in g w o u ld h a p p e n ., O h . w h y
p le a d in g v oice.
“ S e e in g t h a t I w a s
b o rn In S tr a d d le R o c k C o v e a n ’ liv e d
d id n ’t I s ta y a w a y ? ”
C a p ta in R e e d c a lle d a n o th e r m e e tin g
th e r e u n t il I w a s o ld eno u g h to ru n
to c o n s id er th e q u es tio n o f c h a n g in g
a w a y , I o u g h t to ."
th e y a c h t's course. ‘‘Jfir B ogg les Is n o w
A n n e tte - w a s ru m a n tlc , a n d she a n ­
In c a p a c ita te d ,” h e e x c la im e d , “ a n d o f
tic ip a te d his th o u g h ts .
" A n d y o u w a n t to v is it y o u r old
course no on e else is f a m i lia r w it h th is
ho m e
Katon * H u rlb u i good* are well
known. There is do other box and
tablet paper ao well known to the
beet users of stationery. I t costa
more than other paper any where
else but at The Observer Book
Store.
W e desire to emphasise this
fact. leaving it to the user « ju d g e
whether or not this is not the fs"t*
When you use it, you have the
satisfaction of knowing that you
are using the beet paper made.
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P O R T L A N D OSW EGO S U B U R B A N
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
D IV IS IO N .
Depot, Foot of Jefferson Street.
Leave« from Jefferson street depot for
Dallas sod Interm ediate points dally,
A16 p.m . A rrive Portland, 10.16 a.m .
T h e Independence-M onm outh Motpr
L in e operates d r ily to M onm outh a'nd
A ir lie, oon neotlng w ith S. P. Go's
trains at Dallas and Independence.
First class fore from Portland to
Sacramento and Han Franoteoo, |20:
berth, 86. Second-class folr, 816; second
d am berth, 32.60
<
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe,
also Japan, China, H onolulu and
A oat rails.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Comer Third
and Washington. Phone Main 711.
Portland, Or.
C. W . STINGER, W m. ITcMURRAY,
City Ticket Agent. Gen-Pass. Agt
For detailed information, rates, etc., call on or add r e »
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Or E. HICKSON. C. T ^ A , i B TWH Mreef. PerttaW, Or.
Bee Bert Miller, the Monkland
mail oarrier, and bare him take
that package to yon. His obargee
a n email and deli ranee prompt.
When purchasing ticket to Chi­
cago and the East, see that it
reads via the Chicago & North-
Wee tern Railway.
Choice of
rontea via Omaha or via St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
I t la the roots of The Overland Limited
and the direct line to Chicago from the
Coast F oot feat drily Chicago trains
make oonneetlona with all tranaeontl-
oeatol trains a t S t Paul and Minne­
apolis.
TAe S eri o f E t/o r fib lH g .
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