HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-04-16, Page 7'V AsApril 10,
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te. OWUQF,n
1 Oo,, harterrslc)f tlie' fug
by11ndtug ot Mr. Justv .iiske W.
(4reen, yereele toneilssionote. awl his
Watt; Capt. G. Orewer o 7`
o to ,anti -'0eitt, Wendell llown o
fAtt*ie) ,ne•naeSi itereeeores who ,tterie
nOteti the 1214010' at Sarnia sod- To,
onto between February 10*hod lits
e' fine ag4ttiat,',', the ow*erl •wa
nposet1 Of Pe VOYage. ent0
by .the rtedevicli e" from s
arle:wil„ Augnt. 16,,4113
VertilieSte,"
That 010.1,0A.lhe ,
n Gravei Co
eas of the:":CARe mule from gStrile,
ber 12, 1936, Without :a Or;
n t the JWoon
ON MCC1JL!,.EY
414 men tic
otos t t o Avicoiltu
,
• 01431 touVention of the .
decatiOnal* Aesoetatiore Marks o
POrtent,e,Miliatene'lltetieentient4 Itre,*
pesein Ontatie, Not,1511,104: the: dayi,
Of .Egerton ItYetion have o many
..outotalolititt:,doetoPMW*40'en4-#1.040'
as are taking, Ake- at .1;40 present
time. Ntrier'befote.',hair0,04tteationists:
,interested' themselves o exto4sivOY''
j the tWker,;,,tthe...;SibOOJ
system. Never.; before has them' 'WO,
litX,S;' testing otvilneee and , at no
tinle in the past has there .beett-etiOt
concerted interest on the:V/141's *ol,all
classes .0V,,persentt n 00,1 pronietiok
of the cause of odnesgon4:
fFhe education : the ,past has bee
.tested .01410004 *:04,0t;New eon-
lOna 'dehttOld: new pith -Oda.; ,.Whitt:
was ac1040*te for yesverdelris.1,1,0ks-..*
icieotrfor'-todOt:'"
ton'.in';thiS, rtolOtice,:'it generally
agreed;; has gone suilieleUttlY far inthe '•
process of standardization.,.' The trend,
is sWey, front;mauldiow*It t3tVileitito'
the..SaMe$0004111q#1.000M:Ork410.
t44.0 -*0
'mill, toard greater diver-
sity ,aoci intreaseu, attentio00, 110,4,
yiduai,t)40Otialities and interests.
Culture and Utility
is recognized eu1twe and
utilitY *tett :Walk hand -in -band ,in any*
VellAtelenced,:ferrn"otedlicatiena:pentt,.
i4,4011$ is being
HILL,
,, Z ‘.4:
is '4, , ,,ed-:
armerS ar
, .
•
lnt:.,''Ptt`:,.theIancj.
JYhe *oting PeOPie i ave their''' play,
"afety ,VirSt;',:.ready.., to present ,find
tend lyattin,g`,1.t '0Olti'tlitik.treOr-ftitlire,"*;
, John -*tlarrie, bas 'ben gonfine4-.
, o 3ier bed tlie, pot *iieek.,. hut is oion4--
---4,7-4.40ted,4*-' 'ert. ti;:oli:Aliat' '''' 04iPki, 4hion.
. ,,loornmg vet. , ,leeeived,...at . 1Yr, to meet ,the oeedS of the futures
eitilt,,Of ,Bayin h.., Newton, son ,e.f is an evolution that it. ...tailititigItleee,'
d ',.ikir'0:;. '.Z.::1:11e„wtOii, ,. l)troif,,' in .eat;eatiOns net. ti;Tei20/11tiat:..
W-4-11iO4,4On,*ridaY. in '*ilicce*pleti tIS4'. #1'7010„tien:•*weti,::,alricleiit.' 41 !:.an
neh,sYiniatiri.tsfeltfar.these farmer 1 luinOgetrtnt;S, regarding • • )zetiSiene :T,'''
,
residents,'-ef, this distriet, in their sad, eoureei,. eeetndies, -,in.' the, elementary
' -1100**8"'euiPW';4178.,''' 9'4. 0.,Vilottt, an 'f,tUil: secondary schools, ,ohahVes,' in , ho
, ,aunt, ' attended'; the."-futeraL•, a ile-:, tYPo Or O$Ipirnatietef' lie* MOietnent:
0404 4relie0,..:nien ts e. tt.ePhe*:., 01,,. ' in the ' training of teachers, end-,:
re-
die,-4SrYttOt '.dietier0 ircionneettort with . the content
f tke comuiitteeseen
our* Of stittlito in the
atetsecorolory,achents. Now the le
etduntle, :to , Madeto'fit the .ghil
rather than the pupil being, placed in
' the position otihaving'to **allow
Me a' dose Of castor oil it he Should;
dislike,*oademia studies; .iThe .• new
feezrow a,,studli* is hesect 9*.
,inPaPtion,Lthat,.'chfldren have different
aptitUdes,,'.040at it is
the teacher disceVer the direction
*114 a 03ibraiiould
Announcement Iva in' ado' hv,,,*. on.
*Pre-te',X, iSiroPooti, -moister .of Educa
tient that the, first Ye'ar, of the reVISed.
course ,of 5041.0`'W0.014:te- VI* into
*operatien, irt-gepternber wee'llelit'
ed). All007con#041,..School. Ourlii," are
,tee.eeke,:the •sanie, .eourSe.,inA0.. first
iosisTk:Voglish," sWilit studies 'illte2his,
; erton,, ,of the sul4e0.matter of the Yitri'ont
with an ,1 stiidieSe
ovthg,and*:-obte:t
utcbes.. leg Probably the roost* encouraging
Teporfed, last, w a'of the emoventien was the report
• 44,Orttilitie
,hats.k itOn kit
,
brakA)'*nd. „ b
rekejtellmon ,steOtl tifl
tike;,plauk'Sitleivaik e.nit'ivetelsett.afte.
t'hit siege,. imtil.tt, disappear:0*. in its
040/ dost itionichow
otheri he Al4,,00t . feel „sot .voindent. 7
' :77 4'1.(ni::Itilglitt;;;;:10:44:1,0,.:;;;11.111741!‘t:totAipti
\PIO Witii1110 Arid Wizard et the the Jeep
o eeeltle- liersee '+ik -hilltlitliftr;iikl
not stelved in the utmal til . ,.. a ast
:::::41411.4.TNINAlii:ii,illor.StIt:1140:-.r.78:11„ ., 4- The stage
itA2that,teitis)Altitutrt, \44,1)44111.finio ,:,,, 004114,
Catioh 4.1404 'the pOsstbilit$ 0 a root
'agent attach, which 11.44 , tx, . tior
topotlelste, ,.t.atlivein,s,tzt.ilnieftert, .101xotniti )4,*;
iggett When we get ,t9., that ,twarrotv:
place*jn.the 01001,,,Patidt? Williams, as-
sured
• tplace,shitilitii:14.7004t!o titrilai, 11, ,i.'t ; hi ,?,' 744,htallgtil they do
',/i toc)ithaii
.hiloVytheintgsstsill'eah*letivtiit'evete vier ;11011 iIter
trip. Wouldn't dere g� haelt and face
Oilman, if they .gat away with Itn/*
. Chuckg11:°11.41t°11 'Ile si.ctilille4 431tv!‘.:' o
ig,opghty
littkal:Etntd,,:turmit„:roilmd,Obrk.4'.,bt.:9Te.wds,hee,"!1:,e!te.':0::S;e:101 hVi'tlYe
ekw
liellman 'yuttiflifliTs-evelC-oiltet;.
seems to me they're, piayini it, right
kterful, toe. ". - - ,
. Toddy's no4(.1 agreed with that, as he
put the shotgun he held in the eroolt
Of his loft arro, ,gct out .o plug- of toe
baeo •tifithitis right hand, and 'began
biting off a chew. Chuck Benton was
bending forward,. his arms crossed in
his lap, the reins held loosely since the
foot brake was locked. - . • °
At the top of the wall °frock there
N'Ytta a smell sound neither of the. men
-orethe- stageeheard something Inte-a
soft swish. Something snaked down
swiftly, A loop of rope fell around
'the -body of. Paddy Williams and was
:jerked taunt in a movement that was
lightning -swift. He was yanked off
the seat, and his gun flew wide, Oat-
terieg to the ground, as Paddy, too,
about him, pinning...his .arnea to his
estideuees;k the ground .t,h: noose atil ,1,..tight
A, cemreanding voice roared from up
in the rocks:
'Toss away your gull. Benton! Get
your hands up! Pronto!" -
The speaker could not * be seen.
Chuck did not, hesitate in theorderof
his obeying,that command. There was
Something in the voice that roared the
order that teld him a refusal would
bring down on him o barage of shots.
"Rohl JO' the voicebellowed Ilion.
, Paddy. Williams was, raging --es ,he
writhed on the ground, helpless in the
coils of. the rope. He was. fighting,
struggling to get free of it and reach
his gun which lay hopelessly out of
his reach. But the rope was kept
tight, andthenaround the rocks eame
two black -clad, black -hooded men on
black horses, weapons ,keld. ready:
"Kick down that box!" one of them
snooped -E(t, Chuck Denton, in a deep
husky voice. "On the double -Q!"
Some of Chuck's best efforts in the
cursing line were wasted as•his heavy
boot kicked at the box brieween his
legs and as it clattered in•t ' road, he
yelled at his attackere defiantly:
"If o'ny Lord Jim Darey was alive
an' here, he'd 'show yeti, y' -thievin'
sidewinders!" .
That was all he could do—give the)*
a piece of his mind and a sample of
his best tongue efforts. He wira'ellesr
less without his gun. • And the trick
. glance he gave at Paddy Williams
showed him the shot -gen guard could
he of no assistance.
One of the black -clad, hooded road
agents dismounted, hooked a sling of
rope around the box, and got it up be-
hind his saddle Where be lashed, it.
Neither of the.stWo •eeemed to be in
Any pertictilar hurry. Thetnign.who
1nel dolleeted the teealsure box mount-
ed again and. rede bock to where his
partner Was waiting; He stomed then
and looked haelt at Chuck Benton
through the int in his toed. ,
- "Turn and go back to Gold Hoek,
rienton,".earne.hie husked.order. "Let
thee, advance riders go on and get
tired Wttiting for yoti. Get goliel"
Paddy Williams's shot -gun had been
;taken by the second robber while the
leader was telleeting the strong' hot,
As the two read agents rode around
the roeitt and disappeared, the rope
. that helithe idestgint guard began to
esti and Paddy tot fret of it, Check
Benton Was Still doing eredit to his
Inill*wlea er, treining at he -turned
listlys with sagging ahoulder5, Paddy
Th
the stage , *cording to ordere. Wert!,
Willianis climbed up on the driver's
seat beside him. The blacks spran
into the harness and started down the
hill At a furious•rate of speed. •
The stage had been robbed within
three miles of Gold Rock. Npt a shot
had been fired. Heilman's advance
riders, armed to the teeth, had been
-,ter4-eiYieO and geography; health,
Writing,. : .Mathematics, ," elementary
Sstio°p114'04::rx:rjl'-'11‘c1;14.1'si' Itu:65114*:41tileiett.:rot4,4atr14
:oinsiet end art. Thie, fitSt.;,Y0ar. lo re*
gardcd as a testing year "n which an
.'Veill-bef,pretrided the, etndent to explore the field of his own ifl,
"
Coursesoeco Ceuree
ecorld year the. prioe410 of.
..-voluntary selectAen, ear introduced
is proposed that ,'foUr'ecorree$ shall b
4•,1%""e$57iraYEtehOlt.r.4 *
thi
.;s'%tr'ke*6u°Pstit50'en'Jt%!:1;:nleo'rtit,;::,lo'ijitlltivirg31,tte,: 'Vr'es,!)it 4_1131,% ;‘"\.81,1.°,
text- inipertout
•
11 torpiini',ilt!7heoS,4117..be°alker''.'thlae?1;1111,cro.
• • -
necessary to, leove, the ,bowels,.and
' N5'settc-iip stat e of poisoning irt' :003.
LIVER system. - •
litilburnis4,6a.ttiver Pifls quicken
and: /ealkite4, the liver. Their, aetierc,
to:eloaose,,it from the clogging
' *Purities; helpa, to', open up a free
flow . Stagnant", and tostore, a..
itetitili'oftleebovetts..A1:druggi,ifts,C4rry them.*Atock.,'
k;tifn was tile voyage' • to „Anstralla-:
art; the third;# 400re highly sifeelaliZ- tb,.:,Coaiin`onwealth?s"" iteW capi.
ed courSe in the household tat,. 'elanherras;,..Wep ;01ileisiit'oPeried in
thefourth, A,Coininercial,goitrse,:The .1927. mat; trip Was. enlarged• Onto
revised courses asSumetleat'thegtett,t,. woritt,teari inade,aboard the battle-,I,lie_ entered into the spirit- I
t all
'Intsit4Merettldentsde net .1iYeeqed';t0.-YhiP Itenome. •and duril3g w1ihh th wltb eeet. ,•
,university, : ettOrni)ts.. present' Xing and Queen visited ant ,ttee event 'sets -.the 'Spirit that dom.
,VO'revetit adult vocational nusits.'only-,Aestralia hint its sister dominiere
hutted, the , entire- voyage -for onee
,Thf,tyttlo rounded-out.1..stew .Zeitiala but else the CaratrY away froin England and sailing hht
'tr*Irting of those- pupils who leave lend% the West Indies, Panama holOved ocean once mOre ,the . prince
schooi at the.-end-tift ,e tivtk
l';:eurilw.$7571.417e-7- '-111.etscee".; , the preVie'llus*
initlettoo, .ail.eoMPlete and druil' 'And
insloted' titten seeond-eeremonial. • So
today we have the erinee recelvtrig thee
atteertieelle.of the letrber" before being
lleaed in the ,,teaditiooat manlier.
first years of secondary school . secured - -an -absence- - of--lerinatity
-
tlemeiitary geli06113''' tArin5,4hout the cruise. 13.e visited
every quarter cif the battle,. cruiser
..
The new -courses for elernentary froln bow to stern and , engaged , in
*schools were still in: the process of de-. every eport ' wbieh the ship afforded.
melopment, • the, -minister ..anneurreed, A great deal of work was xiece.ssary
but added that he boned , that theyas plans for functions ashore were
'would be :reedy, ' for tentative adop- Made -while the Mite and Duchess
tivu beforethe endof. this year. OOP*: kept in_ dully communication with
*eraltrends in these courses were list.' ttegiand and the 'Infant daughter thor.
:ed at follows.: Greater: •attention to
svbere---,-Amerigen,- and: -Pariamenten,
welcomes were :'eXtended to the partY),„
-Pell arid ,:lamalea awl many other
pelots.
On their East Afriee, tour in
25 the Duke: And , .DuChess "erosSed_
the tine" 'and His: tittlesty was given
the usual, initiation inba 'pother Nell,
• ttWe's order ,Of ;those Who have sailed
far enotigli•tehly to Cross the equator.
But when the world ernise aboard tee
EPelaltleS$ number work in the
triary grades; more practical 'courses
in arithmetic threnghout:. other grades,
greater 'emphasis on 'health teaching,
closer eerreletion Among. Subjeets like
civics, histOry, and other socialstudies,
more suitable COno-p/etion courses for'
those leaving elementary School at the
age of 16.- Therewould be a richer
content in the work of the irarjOns
trades, and a lengthening of the
' 'regular -,..eletrientitry, -scheeP"-• Period
from seven, to eight yeas : Further -
there would be better provision*
for the study of muSic,,Maritial, train-
, ischhgwalisd: .th.e: rural
-..;sernination Reforms 4„ -
Widespreadailsiatiefeetidri with ex-
aminations on merely factual know-
redge Vag exPreased.Annountenient;
'was fade *bY 'Geo., P. .flogers,
Chief-Inspeetor of secondary cahoots,
of new *developments by 'Which an itt-
teinpt would be made to test the,ana-
appreciative and interpretative
abilities of the pupils in the 'Middle
and tipper forms of the secondary
School; a move' heartily endorsed by
Dr.. 14, 0; Wallace, Principal Queen's
University. Dr. Edgers .stated also
that the ,.corarnittee on revision -of
secondary school cOursts had l'econrr.
DASAVit00.15 MN'. MITRED
In . Car Craslit;Northa•of Seaforth Last
Uredi‘sdaY `Nitht. •
Den llunro of Damliwood was . „
cagy Injured 'a ear crash two miles
uorth of Seat -oral: on Wednesday night
•
last wettli; - - •
Tile 0441- 'Occurred ah001; 9,45
.0;g19*07,, tlie.eastdtiven
man Geromette - of DesiiwOod,
trt-
vrlled 115 fetit in the ditch ,and roiled
over severai. times. , The car was •
gavelling north, an the fleaforthMal-
ton road. With the men was irlilda
nalers, also of Dashwood. She and
Geroinette e.sraped serious injury,
-The three oteupants of the ear Were
iaken from the wrecliage of the auto
to the nearby home 0f 1-164-lieller,
and later were 'taken 1to the Seafortb
injuries and on Thursday Dr, F. J.
Burrows, of -StVfOrth, „ealled- in fir:
W..Nt. Gilmore, X-ray stiodeitst. of
Stratterd,4 and Dr. Thiel, of London.
and Dr. Ti4e1, of London.
Gerowette 414 SUSS Maier, after be
Ing treated for shock and braises, were
released 41rue-the *uospi.t.o.
ne ear,- which was "wreehed, was
oWned Munro, County Traffic
414 be t Officer* Xorman•• L -ever, who investi-
mendedtlie,rtdUation uuelunn r 0 • t,1.1 •
exatn. tis and, au,s4,..410341 one, instead gitakted, stort4t that
•t7r dlta06,17.
nlette, had no permit. The road was
'good at the scene of the accident, ac
*cording to the officer. Charges are
being -
culture were the birthright of every
Of. two Os.mitatierts in Inch, aRblects br es e
asi langilagelf hematies, Front
Di, Duncan litarthUr, Deputy
.Minist-
er ef Education, came an Announce.,
Meld toreeastblig the extension of the
leeerernendatiort-iretern etomitae;'
' 11
t14,14:netintetri:' Wi'te made also "41' tit.'%
the convention ,of the restoration
of the increment ielfetinle for tositherit
in normal and model "scheolt,'.a move
that Ishonld be 'heartening t� all teach-
ers. In the . future, too, candidate
'teachers to, be evaluated on the
'basis of rectsatiat aptitude for the
teaching in,ofession,,,and- more Ore,'
fully "hand-picked."'The new system
of examination for,candidateln for ele-
mentay
training ,teettifie.sttet ,praekles
for ,exatainotion by * %molt group; of.
Department Of nikeetieriexaminers
of written papers and evaluation of
aptitude by a tOroMit2lit6 of Priniti$18
of the normal seholat,
Approkiattonst literati*
The tepert of the Deputy Minister
that nearly * million, dollars more for
educational purposeiluid been
appro-
priated for this fiscal so than last
year, And his Osiatearree.thot the bot-
tom had been retched in regard to tut.
tailment,,of educational expenditures,,
was likewise encouraging news.
attl*ort, for modern trends irkied*-
tailor lirtig nliged. by /inspector' IL A.
retiring Wtsident. of tile 0.,
Z. who laXe4 that 'education and
if you read the .A4. ymi are timply doing what -other* -
sCrther6 are. doing attd if other subtdribers'. are
reading. this. display they ar • also others' in
this Uwe. • '
It Pays to Advertise
iritTgwelaltedieitentu;r41°1arsill'
Thb „endorsement gloat educational
progress by his Extellency, Lord
roree4502it, who 'was the firat Gover-
nor-General e Canada to attenit
lititting of 0* 10. E. A.0 '04 who Ap-
pasted ;to sound 4U4gitient
when he odd that "the fine, old forti-
fying classiest education" of Oxford
and 0antibridge, int*, -nert- $141W -t0
,,ctirtrat, watt. Of the Con-.
Generally speaking, the,i631 eon-
vention. struele * now high: hi. Urrying
Mit« the objects of the association; tO,
elevate the character, *Watt* theln-
terestcf atia imPtOve the efficiency of
the professionof teaching and the
bnitilletstalionistrit_t,im; to Stitt**.
late and develop an outs to-opers.-
tion And intelligent consideration of
eddeational 'problems' by sill classes Of
persons concerned* in ptoritOtitit-the,
'tank( of *education} and to bring tOs.
• gether for the dist' usilott of their OM.
mon problems teeeltiersif triteteeel eiri
**tuts, administrators and *71 citi-
zens interested in education.
had eoinpeIled leave behind.
Wit
' t it Out with a
V rofaiSh e•'.ret
od, lord' Jim witi
utenontet Hart ata Darcy,0014
‘,40,0 trail, out dowz
pe through the ,brueb,. trove}
Stalei along tittedge of
the vox** , orne401 wbe
grouod was ,hard vtion14 net
hoof,.pritite, and '1,4eitan the*, $0
ttAok fthettlie4Oilort_Ovo•
Ocao-
Pte ellnfett *gaff*
. ,,e.,
thiPter',
14siterri.0 the
TX 13
(wet' wrath
'ea lied the point of ineoheren
,A,VeS 11)M, MadMan-and
futile to de anything abo
44wrongo' as viy 'sat maimatt, In i
streightiaeltets, 'Mt vigilantes
atix mew whom, on the slightest pre
text they could ettspee.te They msn
handled them). beat them until
elen Of terror s*tipt., thvoug
uoltt But not the slightest tie*
to be found as to the identities' of th
rtte(1 'agents,
- Though they may have
this situation to be trtte tbe three in
who had thrown Fete "1411men ir
MurdetouS rave and the town in
pant, .1.10 pato ett4 his men. had
detSols. Nor, did they .partici#10
• 17the passing' of the- Floral tin-
blein Dill in the 'Ontaria Parliament
on 'Moral 22 11N17, .the white trillium,
ins n as trilliun gramil-
flornm, now becomes the legal 'floral
Polh)ein a the Province. Pntar10
ha*, Veen -1419W in dealing with the;
question of a Provincial flower em-
blem, for the 'Ontario Horticultural
4ssotiat1on- has consistently 'urged.
conSidaration of /the 'subject- for the
past twenty years and the efforts of
its offite'ra and members have atlast
been rewarded by the legalization of
tile *bite tililinni, which was adopted
at theirsuggestion.
. .
.A1 a matter* Of fact no Province,. Of
Canada has eyer shown any great
haste in the-seteetion of a -floral em-
blem. In .Nova Scotia the question
was first mooted in 1825, but It was
not putil 1901 that the trailing Arbil -
was legally oilopted. • In the follow!
Ing 'year. Manitoba made oiricial selee.
don et the wind flower, and rater on
Alberta ehose the wild vise as its floral
eireblon. The .wild rose la also the
floral badge of Iowa, and the Prairie
ivild rose represents Xorth Dakota.
" It is also twenty year ago that the
Ontario Ilbrtieniturai Association dis-
easSed the question of a floral emblent
for the POmittiOn, and. iltbougb the
InitiatiVe of, the, Association led to
tonsideration of the subject by bort!.
cultural, . sheletiesi; unlrersitiett . and
Other lustitutiorm thro,UkhOut .the no -
pinion, no final deeleion was arri*ed
at. The maple leaf has been accepted
by the people Of Canada *Tithed legs/
Instrument or public prOlairtatitm not
their emblem, and, bas-thuit btien ac-
corded nxtta plate tilting with the
rose, the thistle, sherarotiti and leek
Of the peoples or the Itritishleles. The
roseIsfloral embleto of New.
'terk State, -While welt -known" national
elibleraik appear in the gent -de -11s of
Vance; the linden of 'Germany; the
amaranth ef !Sweden; the lotus of
Egypt, stud the chryitenthetoure of
SIIEPPAIADTON*
,
•StirAPPAlitOTON7, April 12.—/1IsS
Slaty Survive 1* not its *ell as her
MOny friend* would like to' hear,
.1.te.,; Lloyd Brindley event Friday in
Stretford.
Mr . and 1ra AIe lokley and Are
dvoiM Ithteti, "'pod Sunday with
tr *rid Mrs. O. 1444. •
Mite Della•°.tfenary enteetalted
• nunibete,otarietel. ait Tueteleyb ttte.
afternoon was Vent in 'pining. •
01).ia4,fkAt***4*._t ,
mind. . Oti their hideout, They res�L
. For -the whole day atage
hold-up they! lolled about,: eating:art
sleapingund letting their .nionnta II*
au easy iime of it. Andthey.tot
of their ,st-far sUccessful ,exploits.,,, not
without satisfaction and some*gtee
ing. :: ., , ' . .. ', -
"We're smashing at ..liellinan alt
right," - Darcy observed to his , *0;4
man bond. "That's what 'tve started
mitt to do, and we're doing it.',!.
He made no mention to them that
inighthaiie:Olhei-and' iftrietTSVPitiiiit ,.N
re(iSollS also, for smashing et.ltell-Matre
For the time being, his long-delayed
'
search ter the killer of Diamond Then
had to be delayed. With his own igint..-
mielous exiling from :Gold Rocks:A.40W '
duty had been laid on lira, -DOMa.
-
. duty to the living who had been ill*
juree by the Gold Rock saloon keeper.,
' Rellmen's reign must tease. He had '.
done incalculable damage, intl.' ',stilt
others were threatened with httxte °
among them the gir/ Jim•Diticy*foted,,
Natalie Craig; and her lather- Het
eould not forget Rellmares Waist ',9f
,how he would -bring old Sant Craig to
time if he tiered to oppefte,:hini. jim., ,.
was remembering that .alt his lif* .
Dial/land .‘Dan had fought battles
against crooked gamblers; he had at
,last died bfiettliSe a having eXpotetlt
one of them. New Darcy hadtaken4re,
hand °the ease of one'Tetie'ltellittart-
Dialnond -Dare would have wanted it •
that way. Somehpve it seernetttorhtrOY'
that if he was never able to tiletover
Dart's killer, that by bringing Ileilinalt.
down he would have dcze somethiug tO,.
exeitge Den. Though altviiit' ite„,tile' '
„ba-ck of his rnind, was the thought ---
some , -
tome day, he would- know who., had,
shot the . mon who had ..been ''''!,,,Tint,
Porgy's 'del, the only father be bad.
ever known, More than father.' And •
then....
.
His thoughts drifted until he 'did
not realize that the two men were go--
ing on with their lowevoiced converia* -
Owl, that one of them was eticlreseirre:
hiM. He heard Bart 'Iiiigh, is
"Where You been, Lord Jim'? Out in °
the. star trail? Come hack to earth,.
Ithat's the third time tasked '. you *
question." . ,,.;
Jim rouged himself arid grinned;
"Yeah?" he asked. "Whit was it.
Hart?"
"I was askint you what We was
in' to to do with all this gold an' stuff Wtt-
been eollectin' from that. hairy ittriulse,
tulit.7" Hart repeated. "It ihere
amounts to quite 'sornethin' already'n
"Oh, we'll take out expense MOnetti ,
and keep the rest for the time heingst,
Darcy told him. "What welt do Witt*
it can be decided later. Andlre'll.1W
ride against the \moon fer o few ,,; „
days. Let Itellmen think. we're don*
and , gone." He. paused, thensaid, slow-
ly. "But there's,. something elle I
want to del -right away;" .
Dere, wit lithilting Of the :BoX C'
and of Natalie- Graig...She•thotight he
was 'dead, he .supnesed, the ,Sione .ae.
everybody else. He was wishing that - •
he could let her know that *,1/4taS not .
Was very much alive, in faet. Stilt, •
that would be dangerous just now, be*
'decided.,..:,.
But hevanted a sight of her., want" -
ed to know that she was. aright,: that
Rellreari bad not been. working in that
direetien. Impulsively he decided to
take Kinloele and Hart into his eonfi-
dence about Natalie, to let them know
the real situation. He did, while the
three of them loafed in the cool shoe -
(lows. The romaotieeminded ex -cow-
boys teaeted As ,Yirrk Darcy' •barf
thought they woulttoThf5y were *II for -
seeing Lord Jim Will Mit*, Were more
then anxious -to ride with, hint and
starid back ef him,
So, when dusk finally' settled, down
again on the hills and the green,vat;,
. leye, the three rode away AMA their
°hideouts, headed for the Box C Ranch.
,It was easy.ridingon the ranch side of
Ithe rldge„ after they got out of,theit
bokttr vite6-1'
A.cco.A1-11.1. 1<ITC14
14iM For,M YA, 4.04 SAY
J&CKgAt
own canyon and &loon the first sle •
Moog the Valley trail they went in We,
moonilent si,wJy, alert, watching the
shado"- 06 down to white the 13o*
C rattetrhouse and outbuilding*:
sprawled in their setting of lush
range and. •
They eircled the DC.X C hnildingk,
avoiding the book -house and total, trot
soprio.th the house from the oposita
direction. Sam Craig had built Vs,
„wide -spread ranch -house gro:sitt
huge trosi which out off most of
moonlight. to'a black poteh•
dowe. Jini batty cliomontitot baadta
over his reins to Its.ft
ortoe. Careful* be 404 Otte
he hotrio *Wt.
' (TO I* ttatitiVita)